The Forrest City times., 1907-02-01

for Cash for the next thirty days.
 ussell-Graham-Alderson Co.
 My Grocery Department was never l better equipped tO supply all your wants and at prices, quality consid- cred, that no one cares to beat, than al present. All supplies are this sea 1 sons choicest output. and no pains will be spared to please you by prompt delivery Call or phone 34, W T. 1 sanders.
 MT. Lee NJ. Clark, of Milan. Ten nessee, who had been visiting his brother, Dr. H. R. Clark, in this city | for several days last week returned home Monday. He contemplates To- eating here, being very favorably im- | pressed with our city. Should he de- eide 10 do so he will be cordially welcomed,
 The Schubert Concert Company re- ceives very fine press notices wherever they play. Our citizens may have the pleasure Of hearing their music at the opera house on the evening of Feb ruary I. They come under the aus pices of the Ophelousian Circle. The ladies Of the Circle hope for liberal patronage.
 MT. c. Y. Nash, manager, and Mr. Edward Schlosser, cashier of the For rest City Lumber Company, went to 1 Memphis Tuesday to attend the Fifth Annual Convention of the Hardwood Manufacturers, which convened at fEa f,uUnSn hot al in flaf af IT ha cor o day. They report a very pleasant and profitable meeting
 Just received, from the bonded warehouse in Louisville, Kentucky. ten barrels of Old Trenton Whisky There is no better whisky on the market than Old Trenton. All l judges of good whisky pronounce it the best. so come and try it and con vince yourself of it's splendid quail ties. Yours truly, Mallory & fogg
 Palace Saloon.
 FOR SALE My place. adjoining l. l.. Pope ou the south, in Forrest City 1 Contains about two acres of land. one 1 four-room house and room for four more dwellings. One of the most beautiful locations in town. Price 5000 cash. For further information address or apply to ban WYlds or
 Brandon, Baugh k Company, Forrest i City Arkansas.
 The close season for quail begins the first of March and ends the first of September The close season for deer begins the first of February and ends the first of September The l close season for turkey begins the first l Of Nav ant QF4HG 10 of 1 Der The sheriff has notified his dep uties to sttictly enforce the law in re- gard to killing deer after February l.
 Mrs. Pauline Goddard, who recently 1 sold her hotel at Osceola, and has since been visiting her daughter. Mrs. 1 W. H. Barnes, in Little Rock, arrived in the city Sunday, and is charm 1 ing guest in the lovely new home of Mir. and Mrs. Ike Mallory. Mrs. God dard is just as jolly and delightful as of yore. and we hope will conclude to make Forrest City her permanent 1 home.
 MT. ] s. Minton, of Wynne, was a l handsome and genial visitor in town Monday and guest at the Marion.
 Miss Gould Whittle, of Mariana. who had been a charming guest of her cousin, Mrs. Geo. L. Jackson for two | weeks, returned home Monday. She has recently graduated from the St. Agnes Academy in Memphis and is l d most sensible young woman. She | had the misfortune to lose 8 bracelet l Monday morning while shopping in town, and finder will be rewarded after leaving same at this office.
 
 Ten dollars for nine five dollars for four sixty, two dollars for one ninety when you buy from Grobmyer
 Messrs ". W. Bryan and A. Bird returned to Forrest City Tuesday night, after spending several days in Trenton and ByersbHrg. Tennessee. ] They report most enjoyable trip, aI- though 1t Was very cold ~HoN felI at l Dyef9burg two feet deep while theF We're there. Mr. Bryan had rhe pleas are Co fall in e0mpanEwith Dr Smith i tram Memphis to Forrest City. lie Aas ladrlekS former physician. He l doctor is H4@ l6eated | New orleans.
 Nessrs. tdalph CH'aer and C. F. Mailer will witness "IHe C.ausmaH ! performance in Memphis tonight.
 Me have not yet been able to send statements Of account Go al uf oar subscribers, bat think perhaps. we will dc so before March l. However. you know you owe Us, 70 do Us a favor as we would do yau one. by sending III the amount at once. Do hot wait ] for a dun. We badly need what is due Us to meet our own obligations, and We have waited patiently. Make us | remittance right now before you for get it
 Nr. and Mrs. C. A. HeSson and daughter. Miss May, of San Francisco were guests at the Marion sunday.
 .sfhe Denver Express is said to he one of the few sensational comedy i dramas that pleases the ladies and children as well as the gallery gods l because though it is boister0us in merriment. yet it is refined in sensa- ] tiQn. pure in tone and spontaneous in i action. There iS plenty of fhe comedy