The Forrest City times., 1901-01-11

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 Cup and Saucer and Picture easles Dc at Newsstand.
 EugeEe Williams is assisting his father with tax collections.
 Please pay your subscription dues 10 TIE TlMES-at once.
 See our line of musical instruments. Landyoigt & Nadakin
 John W. Naylor spent Sunday in the city wit, Mrs. Naylor and friends.
 Money 10 loan on improved planta. tions. Geo. P. Taylor & Co.
 Photograph and autograph albums. scrap books, etc, at the Newsstand Mrs. N. NJ. Woea left Tuesday for X brief visit to Haynes.
 The January Deineator and De- signer is HOW on sale at the Newsstand ]. E. and R. J. Lanier were regis. tered at the Belser Saturday A FINE STOCK OF HIGGINS,
 ATKINS * HORNE. J. r. Jones, of Horton. looked in on ye editors Monday, and his visit was cheering.
 For the best new-ground Flow on the market, go to Russell, Graham x Co.
 Captain ]. W. Wynne, of Memphis. In ia valescent.
 See Geo. r. Taylor & Co. B new Fire and llle fulicies-lhe best contracts wIllten.
 Miss Lollie Davis was charming via!tcr III the city Monday, the guest ot Ms. ] W. Nayior.
 Several thousand dollars to loan on geo.i real estate security. Apply to Walter German.
 E k. Anderson, of Widener. was in The city Saturday, and: registered at the Beiser.
 Quality and not quantity makes De- Nlu'S Little Early Risels such valua ble little liver pills J. II. Dunavunt. C. A. Walker, of Heth, was circn- latlng among his numerous friends iu this city Saturday.
 A carload of OWeDboro wagons, the best wagon on the market, inst re- crved and for sale by Russell, Graham X Co.
 Son" Williams, aged about fourteen yealS, has left his home in this city, and when last heard from WAS at Tyler Texas.
 Dusek, the southside butcher, de liSerS meats to any portion of the city. Telephone No. l27. Put in your order at once.
 Mrs. Peter Miers, of Mcdaniel, was among the shoppers in the city Tues Hay aud has our thanks for substantial favUrs
 FoR SALE Three large mules, six teen hands (and Over) high, and a good log wagon. See ar address C. H. Haven. Forrest City. Ark.
 NIT. l.. o. Mcdaniel left Tuesday night for Searcy. accompanied by his daughter Euia. who will enter the Gal 1oway college at that place.
 Money to lend on first mortgage on Well-Improved. cultivated farms, at s Fet e'nt interest and small cumms- sion. JOHN GArIINt;. NIT. F. A. Coffman was caller at IiIL TIMES office Monday. and had the address of his paper changed to Haynes, M Which neighborhood he intends to laim potatoes the coming year.
 Do you notice the distinct and peasant flavor possessed by the ''Oid '"liintf whiskty, It Is the result ot putily. I'C. Folbre x Co. Forrest City Ark,
 H. W. Leggett has removed to his temporary residence on IZsrd street. near the cemetery. He coutempiates e'tctlng a modern cottage on the lot auloinlhg, and will commences work iu lew days.
 me Troperties of Ballard's Snow aHhliheht possess d range of usefulness tsa'ef than any other remedy. A day StaIom oia" passes in every household. espe ;,"'5 Where there are children, that wonot not needed. Price 25 and 50 cents "eoo x Sanders.
 ne hydrants along Front street crs. Te great deal of filth, mud and slush. nay ey are convenience for the country b.9ple and still great nuisance The alleys ~ "'' " ''"N '' '"e v me Magnolia Bar Is one of the hand bnest Tn Eastern Arkansas. and is aaoundantly supplied with every mod r ,n convenience for the prompt and ks"pef mixing of all kinds of drinks. ,a ne bartenders are courteous and at usin ven9iVe. They invite your trade and goods. ,;n albert Sipes and little son, of Adams sne, tennessee, arrived In town Tues. S"y morning on visit to relatives. He .he guest of MT. Will Kirk. Mr. sipes brought his gun along and Will klslt the bottom country to have a