The Forrest City times., 1907-09-27

taken to one of the banks and deposit ed In the vault for safe keeping. under the circumstances the express company refuses 10 pay the reward. and the police are making further investigations.
 NIT. and Mrs. A. Broens and son, of Memphis, are registered at the Ameri- can Hotel. They came in on Tuesday To look after their landed interests in St. Francis county. They were pleas ant callers, and are always doubly welcome at The Times office, for they are old time friends of our MT. Land yoigt, and have our thanks for many favors and courtesies.
 MT. Willie Merwin. of Pine Bluff, spent Sunday in the city with his parents and other relatives and many friends, all Of whom were glad to see him and note that he is enjoying good health, though he shows signs of hard work and devotion to his duties. This, however, Is most becoming mark, and probably accounts for his freuuent strides up the ladder of success.
 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 live years to my certain knowledge. and is sold exclusively by Mallory & Fogg.
 The mosquitoes are just now begin ming to get busy, though the season is late, and we have few more of those readymade mosquito bars with frames, easily adjusted and all ready for immediate use, which we will offer as long as they last at sl.5O and S2. Our stock wont last long at these prices, so call early if you want one, or ring 4l. Fussell-Graham-A lderson Company.
 MT. Will Mccain, of Woodruff county, prosperous farmer and prominent citizen, formerly of this county, was mingling with old friends in town couple of days the first of the week. He is warm friend of Hon. R. J. Williams, candidate for prosecuting attorney of this district, takes a lively interest in politics, and says ''our fayorite son" will carry Woodruff county. Hurrah for Mccain!
 Fussell-Graham-Alderson Company are receiving the biggest stock of shoes ever brought to Forrest City. Besides the large stock from former invoices, they got in l73 cases this week, consisting of the celebrated Hamiton-Brown, Duttenhofer and Walk Over lines. They have shoes to fit any foot, and at prices to make your pocket book smile. Give them a call and look over their new arrivals in this department.
 MT. J. w. Humphrey, of the firm of Wm. Ball & O., cotton factors of Memphis, was in the city on business Wednesday and gave us a pleasant call. He also placed an advertisement for his firm in The Times, and would be glad to get liberal share of cotton consignments from this county Your lattention is directed to their an nouncement, and we commend them to you. Write them if you have busi ness in their line.
 George Porter. an old and well known negro was found dead in Pas lays lumber yard Wednesday morn ing. Coronor Todd and Marshal Davis viewed the remains, and were satisfied that he came to his death from natural causes and no inquest was held. It seems that he had been sick, and had made pallet in between two lumber stacks the night before, upon which he. spent the night and died. The remains were buried by the county.
 Mrs. Alice Rowland and Miss Alive Hill, of New Castle, were shopping and visiting friends in town last Sat urday They gave us a pleasant call and have our thanks for fayors. Miss Allye, it will be remembered, was one of the most active young ladies in our Popular Girl Contest, and came within one or two of the requisite number of new subscriptions to secure a gold watch. She is splendid young woman. and we are glad to number her among our good friends.
 Just received 173 cases of the sea sons swellest offerings in all kinds of shoes for boys and girls, men and women, in all lasts, and at popular prices. This immense invoice of shoes comprises the celebrated Ham ilton-Brown, Duttenhofer and Walk Over Shoes, and must be seen to be appreciated. In style, quality and workmanship there are none superior at the price, and many are not SC good that cost more. Call and see our immense stock. Fussell-Grahgm-A A l. derson Company.
 The Cosmos Club will meet at the residence of Mrs. A. F.. Matthews Monday, Sept. 30 1907, at 2:30 D. m. This will be Re-Union Day, and the first meeting of their new year. Mrs. Matthews, always a charming enter tainer, is making quite elaborate nrenaratiOns for this delightfu annnal