The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05

i '. MT. T. C. Folbrc. jr.. has returned and MT. Homer Folhre k expected te return at once.
 Almilia for The poor man.
 Almilla for the wealthy:
 Almilla for the sick man.
 Almilla for the healty:
 Almlil3 for the straight man,
 Almilla for the bent.
 Almilla iS the best cigar iu town
 And only costs five cents.
 At H. II. DunaVant x Co.
 II. ]. Warshavsky, Of St. Louis. has located in Forrest City. and has leased the store room lately occupied by l.. II. Potts. on corner af North Front and RoSSer streets. where he is open ing stock Of dry goods, ladies and gents furnishings. readY--t o--w q a r clothes and shoes. lie has an attrac- tive veftisemeuJ IT this paper. Read his ad and give him a.can
 fhc family af Nr EaeIgs Pnkine- Ion. popular salesman with The J. N lises tomHaHX. arrived h the citf Monday #d 4H-t viii shortly 20 tu fIH1z5 keeHfHz The Times extends Them aaftiia welcome and sincerely trusts '0elE# surroundings will ie ~a seH#t. IHd pleasant That thcr shall eHeeH fa H-@le brre the balance af tH-fr aars-
 E1a. V u la.,at.af tHis city. aHd tHiert l. Wilson,. al Goodwin. ned night services at The Baptist church Hst Sunday. 6Uth delivered tHfeir seHHaH~ seated fH chairs, each having been crippled eH theears some weeks a-e. Elder PaSiaY preached aH 59te discourse eft The At8ntmCut and Elder Wilson's discourse vas | gospel treat.
 Mis- Eaia Williams iSa most cHaruI- ing aud gracious visitor To friends IT Memphis this week, and k enjoying herself immensely. just as she always does, and she can't help il. being of that sunny disposition which is con tagi0us, and always results ill happi- ness to dll who come under it's in- fluencc Later. Miss Eula returned home yesterday.
 Our good and longtime friend. Mr. N. NJ. Hill, formerly of this county, now of Lee, where he k located on the SOudan farm as manager, came up Wednesday night. and spent yes terday in the city circulating among his numerous friends. He gave us very much-appreciated call, and We were glad 10 see him looking so we'll. He is i'll fine health and just as genial and true as ot yore.
 His many friends and the public will be surprised 10 learn that MT. Ellis Hurley has retired from active merchandising for the present, and will also regret the fact, because his very genial and honorable methods in business. have always been of that character which gives entire satisfac- tion. MT. Hurley win devote his time to farming, etc. in which We wish him d prosperous New Year.
 Hon. Otto E. Gollwage. Col. V. E. lzard. MT. \. NJ. Sulcer. Mir. ]. W. Ayen and Mr. VI. N. Gaines were ap- pointed by the local body as delegates to the convention of the Arkansas Division of the Southern Cotton As- sociation. which convened in Little Rock on Wednesday. January ;. They were inst ructed to east the vote of 1hiS county for Mr B. II Burnett for president ol he State Division.
 Mrs. VI. F. Hawkins. successor to Mrs. S |. Trice, has all attractive card in this issue. To which your at tention k directed She haS just re- eeiyed q complete line af fresh fancy and family groceries. and invites Il share of your patronage She also has Il restaurant and sleeping accommodate tionS for transient guests at reason able rates. Gail and lool, al the stock and give her part of your business.
 Mrs. Nora Neel was shopping in the city yesterday, gave us d pleasant call, and has our thanks for substantial tavorS. She informed us that she had purchased the Mart Hill place ill the Fussull addition, the consideration being Sl650, and that she will move to town next Wear, in order that her children may have the advantage of our school. She is | most estimable lady. and The Times will welcome her.
 Max Ioflic k advertising very ex- tensivcly by full-page circulars and advertisement in this paper, q big sale to begin Thursday, Jan. 1lth. and con- tinue fifteen days. We have printed l5oo0 of these circulars fer him and he has literally covered this county and parts of adjoining counties with them. \ big crowd will no doubt be the result, and others will be benefit ted as well as he. Liberal advertis. ing that brings people To town bene- fits every other citizen as well. Don't fail To read his advertisement.
 Mr. l. N. Mallory. having determ- med To quit he saloon business. and lf or 1j ,la tion with his partner, NIT. Andy l. Naecaro, has disposed ol that business to Mr. Naccaro, who will continue il at the old stand under the firm name of A. J. Naccaro X Co. The new firm desires us to extend all old friends. customers and the public, it's sincere and hearty thanks for the liberal pat ronage accorded the firm of Mallory & NaccarO, and solicits continuance of such fayors, assuring each and every n4frOU nf fhpir dist innuiahaH