The Forrest City times., 1906-11-09

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 Brown is doing the best concrete 1 work that can be had.
 NIT. Geo. Rumage. of Quigley. was handsome and popular visitor in town Sunday.
 The best in town-Old YannisSee- at the Magnolia, T. C. Folbre. Jr. X Company.
 This has certainly been spell of fine weather for two weeks or more, and cotton picking and corn gathering is in full blast.
 Just received. 9 dozen bed quilts, which we will offer the trade for the next 30 days at very low prices. Fus- sell-Graham-A lderson Go.
 NIT. G. W. Jones. of Appleton, Wis consin, president of The Forrest City Manufacturin5 Company, was in the city this week. looking after his com pany's interests.
 FOR1RENT-9-room residence in eastern suburbs, with garden spot or several acres if desired Known as the D. Davis homestead Apply to David Davis or this office.
 The Ivory series of Books by famous authors, is dainty volume in white, for presentation purposes. We have 9 titles just received. every one gem. Regular price soc, our price 40 cents.
 Fussell-GrahamAl Alderson Company have complete line of the celebrated John B. Stetson Hats in all sizes and popular colors. If you want a really hobby and stylish hat inspect this line, and let them fit you up.
 -Dr. J. T. Longest went to Little Rock Monday as a witness in the case of Rev Wilson ys. the Cnoctaw rail- road, which is suit for damages for injuries sustained here some time last year, while attempting to board a moving train.
 One of the prettiest and best lines
 We carry is our stock of Ladies Ready to-Wear Skirts. These are made up from this seasons choicest fabrics and in the latest style. We will be
 pleased to show them 10 you. The J.
 w. Beck Company.
 | Rev. W. P. Talkington and Mr. J. L. lluRiitS, Ol Hay DSS, were Rp1Idl
 business visitors in the city Tuesday.
 MT. Hughes gave us a pleasant call,
 and reported everything lovely in our
 little sister city, though the condition
 Of cotton and price is hurting business
 and farmers.
 One cannot neglect seeing Dora
 Thornen which will ne here soon The
 play teaches strong moral lesson and should be seen by both young and old, { "Dora Thornee is story that ap- peals to people in all walks of life and
 is certainly worth going to see. Opera house, Monday night, November l2 FOR SALE.-The following lands, situated in St. Francis county. Ark ansaS: the southeast quarter of sec l tion l4, and the west half of the north
 east quarter of section l4, all in town
 ship north, range ) east For further particulars, terms, etc. apply to, or
 address David Davis, Forrest City,
 Arkansas.
 Miss Louise Jones, nee Laughing house, of Fayetteville, is a charming guest of her parents, MT and Mrs. F. Laughinghouse and other relatives ' and friends for few days. She makes the homefolks visit at least once a year and is always delighted to see the big improvements in town, and meets with a hearty welcome.
 If you owe The Times or News !. stand anything, now is the time to pay 1t. We need 1t badly and the time for friends to show their friend , ship is when afellow is in trouble. It i is not pleasant to put this in public print, but we have simply got to have some help. If we had half that is justly due us we could pay our debts and be easy for a while at least. Judging from the rapidity of re- celptS, cotton must not have been damaged as much as was at first SUD- posed after the memorable ten days rain, The price, too, has taken tumble, due probably to these facts. II farmers persist in rushing their product and glutting the market, they will lose lots of money. Hold your cotton for 10 cents is a motto which seems wise to the writer. Our new and big stock of Books. in- cludes such popular series as the Black Beauty series, Childhood class ics, Young Peoples cloth series. Children's Favorite classics. Fairy Gift series, Young Folks Standard Classics, University series, Franklin series, Amaranth series, Cameo series. New Oxfords, Columbia, Round Table and Worlds Best Books. Don't fail to look at this exquisite stock MT. T. c. Folbre, Jr., and his bonnie bride arrived home Wednesday night from their wedding tour to San An tonto, and were met at the depot by relatives and large circle of intimate friends, all of whom gave the happy couple hearty welcome and shower ed good wishes upon them. They went to the residence of Judge and Mrs. Folbre, where they will be at home to their friends temporarily The Times desires to join in the hearty and cordial welcome and in best wishes for their future. We also sincerely hope Mrs. Folbre will find Forrest