The Forrest City times., 1908-06-26
BUY MAGNOLIA CLUB WHISKY
 Bottled in Bond
T. C. FoLsRE. JR. & Co

etc. Outside of Forrest City this is probably the best gin location in the county. and for years there has been ! crying need for such plant as MT. Mann will certainly give the people of the bottoms We wish our friend Bill. great success He is we'll known and popular with our farmers. and has had large experience in chat line.
 FoR REST-One i-room cottage on 1 South Izard street. Apply, to F. c. Nicely, agent for L. R. Belser. The boOtleggers are coming to grief Last Friday Deputy Sheriff Lamar arrested ar Brinkley a negro named | I'd Brandon. who was wanted in St Francis county on two charges of it. | legal whiskey selling. and a charge of 5 petit larceny. He was brought 10 i Forrest City. and tried before Squire ! Hurley, resulting in a fine of s50 and costs in each case of illegal whiskey selling and sl0 and costs on the charge of petit larceny, besides ten l days in the county jail-in all amount ing 10 .50-besides the mpriSon- ment.
 FoR SALE-About 800 bushels of corn in the shuck. at sec per bushel. ] Ed. Berry, Madison, Arkansas.
 The spectacular comic opera. l 'Pocdhontas, in two whoops. will be 1 presented at the opera house tonight. l by company of thirty people. includ- l ing all Of the very best home talent of our sister city of Marianna. eight soloists being among the number. This company presented POcahontas on the night of June h, at their home theatre with great success, the critics ] pronouncing Il the best entertainment ever given in that city by home talent. The Times extends the visitors cor dial welcome and bespeaks for them very liberal patronage indeed
 ell-Graham- Alderson Company are agents for the White Crest Flour. the best four that comes to this market.
 The Air Dome. Mr. Cross owner. las been doing a very nice business this week. especially on Monday. | Tuesday and "Wednesday nights. when the receipts were divided between himself and the ladies of the Womans' Home Mission Society The Holy City together with Bible history was shown in the pictures and 1t was no doubt good show. but there were
 many children present. and many grown ups for that matter, who were not familiar with and could not under stand t. We would think that under such circumstances a Spieler would be very desirable.
 Don't be selfish if you are satisfied that Old Volmer Whiskey is the best tell your friends T. (. Folbre Jr., & Co. sell it.
 The city of Forrest City needs a boulevard or track-some place for driving for pleasure There is scarce
 ly a quarter of mile of good driving
 anywhere about town now. and many lament it. We understand that cer- , tain gentlemen. and perhaps ladies. 7 are interesting themselves in a project , to build track some where near town. probably north or northwest, and We ' believe, considering the long-felt want : and the number of fine turnoulS DOW ) owned by our citizens. that the enter prise can be made success if some . one will take the iniatory steps Mr
 k. F.. sellers aud Dr. C. :. 4 Idrich are l the prime movers. and they have some . ideas on tbe subject which will inter
 est anyone who cares tO get in on the
 ground floor
 Jesse Moore Whistles arg absolutely
 pure. anG none are superior for family
 Use. See T (. k0LDTe, Jr., < Com pany. le agents
 } The preliminary arrangements have l 0eeu made and contract written for | ] LF cum course. consisting of i've dt- fractions for Forrest City during the ; coming season. This enterprise has been undertaken by committee of } citizens. and the attractions vii be } under the auspices and for the benefit } Of Crowley Ridge Institute the money
 to oe turned over 10 the Board Jf Di-
 fect0r> and used for library or other
 "lSe aS they may direct The series
 consists 0f lecturer an imDers0n-
 ator. I concert company. and two others. aud will be of a very high
 order Of eXceiience. It should be lib-
 eraliy patronized and encouraged
 The nrst attraction will be here in Oc-
 tober, and further announcements and
 information viii be given later and in due season.
 Try the celebrated John Hopkin,
 Rye Whisky. which Is served over the
 bar. or Tn case goods. exclusively by
 M. Collins. There is none better.
 Mrs Emma Cummings and Mrs. J.
 II Tlpton and two childIen visited
 NIT. and Mrs, E. E. Norton at Benton iast week. MT Tipton went down sunday. and accompanied them back to Little Rock where he helped them on the Choctaw train bound for Ben. tonVitie, where they expect to visit ! Tor several weeks. and then returned nome Monday night. The train on which they left Little Rocg was t. wrecked near F0urche and their sleeper was turned over. and they were quite painfully hurt and bruised though fortunately they were on the lo"er side. and were not seriously in lqred. MF. Tiptou returned 10 them ltle same night and accompanied ! them fHafr