The Forrest City times., 1907-10-11

Mir. and Mrs. ". ". Bryan. of neal
 Haynes, were visiting relatives anc
 friends in town Tuesday and went tt
 Memphis on business. They have re.
 gently opened general store at theil home with NIT. Roderick Bryan ir charge, and We are glad to learn that he is doing well. We wish hin success.
 Capt. W. H. Newsom. wife and sor, and Miss Bland, all of Nynne. were il the city yesterday for a short while between trains and visited the court house where they were shown through l by our gallant and courteous county clerk, Capt. r C. Merwin. Thei were enroute to Hot Springs to take in the Fair.
 MT. Miller, of Bells, Tennessee. has accepted cases on the Chronicle, and i arrived the first Of the week. Ne un. derstand that he is quite an accom-. piished yiolinist and that he will play with the Baptist choir. MT. John Pope Is playing baritone with the choir, and the music lately has been extraordinarily good. We welcome NIT. Miller and his violin.
 The entertainment to be given at the opera house next I tuesday night under the auspices of the Cleaners. and for the benefit of the Baptist church, promises 10 be most pleasing and profitable occasion. The ladies of that church are working hard to make 1t a success, and their unselfish efforts certainly deserve most liberal patro- mage from the public.
 Every sack of InfaIible Flour goes out out of my store with the unequiy- ocal guaranty of the manufacturer, the Forrest City Grocer Company or myself. If 1t is not just as represent ed, and the best there is, you can bring it back and get your money That is as strong as l can put it and l have no fear that you will return it.. It is the best. N. E. Kirby.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Ashworth and 1 handsome little son, Casey, were in town and guests of their relatives, MT. and Mrs. L. E. Davenport couple of days the first of the week, and left l Monday evening for Princeton, Ind, to visit Mrs. Ashworths sister, Mrs. I. F. Manck, nee Nallie Davenport, l for a couple of weeks We wish them a pleasant visit and safe return.
 When you want real good bottle Of mild, pleasant whisky for sickness or family use Of any kind, or just reg ular old common drinking by yourself or with somebody, you can't get any better whisky for the money than that famous old tried and true Cumberland Rye. It has stood the test for twenty i've years to my certain knowledge. and is sold exclusively by Mallory $ Fogg.
 The Frank C. Conrad Theater Com pany presented Monte Gristo at the opera house Tuesday night to quite a large and appreciatiye audience. This Is the play in which James O'Neil made his name and became famous The Conrad Company does not by any means equal the O'Neil rendition but they gave very good interpretation which was very much enjoyed by those present.
 MesSrs ]. E. and J. S. Sloan. O
 North Alabama, gave us pleasant call this morning, accompanied bl Squire W. :. Thomas, who is theil . cousin. Messrs. Sloan have been wis
 iting at the Squire's home since Mon . day, and left today to return to Ala
 bama. MT. ]. E. is prosperous mer l chant, and MT. J. $. is an enterpris < ing farmer of that state. They wer
 very fayorably impressed with Ark
 ansas
 MT. D. A. Keith, of Brinkley. Ina purchased the Imperial Barber Shop . took possession "Wednesday of las J l yaaly p,OVipp l,io fa bara apf
 expects to make this his future home F. He formerly had shop here for
 short time, and made quite a goot a many friends who will join us in eX I tending him in cordial welcom Q back and in the wish that lie ma enjoy health, prosperity and plenty i 0 this grand old town.
 f Russell Graham \ lderSen Cempan r are receiving the biggest stock C I. shoes ever brought 10 Forrest City
 Besides the large stock from forme
 invoices, they got in Is cases thi q week, consisting of the celebrate | Hamilton-B Brown, Buttenhofer an Il Walk Over lines. They have shoes | d fit any faot, and at prices to mak 2. yoar pocket book smile. Give them
 call and look over their new arrival
 in this department.
 II "The Sleeping Beauty viii be pro l. duced at the opera house Tuesda e evening, October l5. at < pam. unde a- the auspices of the Cleaners. Thi l. beautiful story will be told by tw
 hundred children and young ladit
 and will be presented iu four part, Il Numerous drills, magnificent muSi ' and many lovely tableaux will be use !, in the portrayal of this most gorgeou | affair. Admission for adults D cent, a children under twelve years of age l ' cents.
 Just received l73 cases of the seq
 sons swelest offerings in all kinds ( e shoes for boys and girls, men an q women, in all lasts, and at popula r prices. This immense invoice 0 }. shoes comprises the celebrated Han [ iltOn- Brown, Duttenhofer and Wal - Over Shoes, and must be seen to b l. appreciated, In style. quality all n workmanship there are none superio l. at the price, and many are not $