The Forrest City times., 1907-12-06
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 Mir. Riley Kendrick, of N Niener. was an early Monday morning visitor in the city
 See Weier for all kinds of concrete work. grate and tile Settiug. All Work done on short notice. u
 See those Teddy Bears at the News stand. They have voice, and consid- ering quality, are marked waS down.
 MT. F. F. Evans. a prnmine [ citi- zen and business man of II mburg. Ark. was a pleasant visitor t5 hUmt folks al Colt Monday.
 Mrs. Chas. Louney, of Newport. ano Mrs. Tim Ezell, of Memphis, were II the city the first of the week visiting their parents, Capt. and Mir. C. H Ravens, and other relatives and manA l friends.
 A Fig Reduction Sale on Ladies Tailor Made Suits. Cloaks, Reefer> and Millinery, Gents Hats and Over coats, and Childrens Suits, is at Mrs i Warshayssy's.
 l want to do your watch ana jewel Y work and your eye work. 1 can test your eyes and give you the samt work you can get in Memphis or any where else for less money. J. C Slaughter, Jeweler and Opticiln.
 Mrs. C. H. Ravens was con dned to her bed several days last week with severe attack of cholera norbus. and il was thought for while that her condition was of very serious nature, but the good lady has We are | glad to say, passed out of dan ger and is able to be up and about aga Il.
 MT W. B. Mann. business manager of the Marianna Cotton Oil Company. of Marianna, was in town Monday on business and to mingle with his reia- tives and many warm friends We were glad to meet and shake hands our thanks for substantial fayors.
 The stork was an early Monday morning visitor to the happy home Of MT. and Mrs. Henry Houston. and left sweet and beautiful little baby girl. pr. L. II. Merritt was in at tendance and mother and daughter are getting along just fine. We offer congratulations to the happy parents and best wishes to the young lady.
 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 five years 10 my certain know edge, and is sold exclusively by Mallory & Fogg.
 Col. Reuben c. Dye, of the State Land Office, was a handsome and genial visitor to home foks and friends Thanksgiving, and a couple Of lays afterward, returning to Little Rock Saturday. Col. Dye has very warm spot in his heart for Forrest City ana it's folks, and always enjoys his visits home to the utmost He is in splendid health and doing fine. All were glad to see him.
 For all dainty breakfast food, fresh hominy, grits, beans, pancake flour, molasses and first class groceries of all kinds, just cal up ". F.. Kirby, 1 phone No. ls4, and he will supply your wants promptly and tt best prices. Having recently closed out his dry goods stock. he is deyoling his entire attention 10 the groce Y busi- ness, and is keeping an up-to-d .te line with new and fresh arrivals weekly.
 MT. Harry \. Pharr, of Memphis. formerly chief engineer of rhe St. Francis leyee board, who has been retained by Judge Fuller and the com mtssioners as consulting engineer for the steel bridge at Madison. was in the city Monday on business connected with this great enterprise, and gave us a very pleasant call He had his name enrolled for The Times, and has our thanks for substantial faYors and cOurtesies.
 Hon. R. J. Williams, the next prose- cutting attorney of the First Judicial District of Arkansas, was in the capital city Saturday on professional business and mingling with friends. The Senator is receiving the most fiattering encouragement from every PaA VI Il4S NiSlilOls duu II we can read the signs of the times ar,ght. he has a walkover in his race against Judge Vineyard. Hurrah for Will Hams.
 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 HamiltonBrown, Duttenhofer and Walk Over lines. They have shoes to lit any foot, and at prices 10 make your pocket book smile. Give them a call and look over their new arrivals in this department
 MT. NJ. Isaacs now has his head quarters with and may be found al the store of the Fussel-G l-Graham-Al- derson Co.,, with full line of buggies, harness, horses, mules, or anything you may want, and he will be glad to have all his friends, and the public generally give him a call at his new