The Forrest City times., 1907-03-01
IRON MOUNTAIN R. R.
SOUTH BOUND.
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Labor contracts for sale at News stand.
 Get ten dollar coupon book for nine dollars at Grobmyer's
 Cut out the nominating and free voting coupons in this paper, fill them out and send them in to us at once
 Our stock of shoes is the largest in the city. We can fit you and have all the latest styles in make, leather and lasts. FusseH-GFaham-A Aiderson Co.
 We will greatly appreciate it if you will notify us, by mail or phone. if you have any of our soda water or other bottles or cases, and we will call or send for them. A. Muller X Son.
 NIT. Ted Jones, of Minneapolis. a brother of MT. Geo. W. Jones. of the Forrest City Manufacturing Company. and who travels in the interest of that company. was in the city several days this week on q visit to his brother and friends, and left Tuesday for Net tleton and points north.
 Mrs. Alice l.. Beck. who with her lovely daughters, Misses Emma and Attic, has been visiting relatives and friends at Atlanta. Texas, came home last week on business for few days. and will return on Tuesday of next week. They will probably spend the summer ill the Lone Star State
 As the bottling season is nearing. we wish to gather up all bottles and cases belonging to The Forrest City Bottling Works, and will be very al { whereabouts of any of our bottles or cases. Write to or phone X. Muller X Son, Forrest City, Ark. Phone il
 Nothing so thoroughly removes dis ease germs from the system as prickly Ash BtterS. It gives life and action to the torpid liver, strengthens and as sists the kidneys to properly cleanse the stomach. puriiies the bowels, and promotes good appetite. Yigor and cheerfulness. J. T. Sanders, special agent.
 My Grocery Department was never better equipped to supply all your wants. and at prices, quality consid- cred, that no one cares to beat, than at present. All supplies are this sea sons choicest output, and Ho pains will be spared t0pleaSe you by prompt delivery. Call or phone 34, W T. Sanders.
 Mir. L. Goosman. of the neW firm of l.. Goosman X Co.,, went 10 Memphis last Saturday to meet his mother Mrs. M. F. Goosman, of S0meryile. Tennessee, and they came over the same night. She will visit her son, and also her daughter, Mrs. ]. c. tph n orfiEa ,1,, of weeks.
 Ladies will find our line of Skirts te be the largest and handSomest in the city, and we have recently bought a handsome Spring line, which is due tc arrive March lSt We can supply youf needs in this or other lines at any time, and invite an opportunity to show you through. FusSell-Graham- AlderSon Company.
 Don't fail 10 read all about the Pop. ular Girl Contest which we are inaug- urating. Get posted on this. and get intereStested. Some good girl is going 10 get q great grand prize. and you can help her easily. Look up the nominating and free vote coupons iu ti1ls paper. cut them out and send them t9 Ihe Times office.
 Letters from san Antonio bring the welcome and gratifying news that Ar t{eo. J. Feftae. who recently went there tar=ltlS= heath. baS greatly im- proved. aad is able 10 walk around Quite tr7g II9 i- Indeed good news l4 l1ls iaHI% ahA large cir0Ie 0t friends aHd hHsttees a-5la s.EeS. and all hope Le MI sa4n he lims l4ala
 
 Mr Thomas GnGam. ee Haaafseaua. Man #ald. travelling salesman for al E.aszeftl ship saHp.E house, and HltiHa IHe Atlantic a4a seat eel@t trade. and the larger Mississippi river towns Ias been lu toHu a couple 8l aa1s tHis Week on visit t0 his sisters. Mrs. Jem Gatang and Mrs. Ills TUley and other relatives and friends.
 We wish to acknowledge a very pleasant call on Tuesday afternoon from those Princes of Tobacco and Ci- gar salesmen, MeSsrs. ". Hicks Nal lory and E. Star Thompson. and to re turn thanks for good cigar, souvenirs and other faYors. Star tobacco is mighty sweet and juicy, Abaco cigars are dreamy and comforting, and they sell them.
 Misses 1rma Stevens and Katherine Webber, and MeSsrs Aldridge Vii. Hams and Otis Stevens attended the midwinter picnic at Wynne, given by the young men of the Wynne Club on Thursday night, February 14, 1907, and had a lovely time. Amps or chestra, of Helena, discoursed some very good music, and dancing was en- joyed. but the feature was regular picnic lunch which was served in Jap anese style, on tablecloths spread over rugs on the floor, and the guests being required to sit on their heels while