The Forrest City times., 1908-07-03

and you will use no other. For sale by
 Fusseli-Graham-Alderson Company.
 The Water & Light Company have ordered a 7j K. ". generator for fan purposes. and it is expected to be here shortly. In the meantime, as soon a. the ne. fans arrive. the dYna- mos al the light plant will be brought into the fan service. The generator cost sl350
 \ very welcome shower of rain feil in town Monday afternoon. and from the appearance of the clouds. Se think the country northwest of US had q splendid rain. Ram is greatly needed all over Eastern ArkanSaS .Later-A fine rain fell here yesterday, and 1t is raining today
 A phone from Madison Tuesday said that adyices had been received that six carloads of iron and bridge material had been shipped and vas somewhere between Chattanooga and Memphis. This begins t0 look like the Madison bridge Is going to be built real soon.
 Mir and Mrs. John Pace and lovely children, of Laurel. Tennessee, who were such interesting and entertain | ing guests of their oldtine friends. Mir. and Mrs Chas ". Bernard. last week. left Saturday for their home. greatly t0 the regret Of the Remarks and all who met them.
 The Magnolia Club Whisky. bottled in bond. and sold by the drink or bottle al the Magnolia Saloon IS mid mellow liquor that you will appreciate ! Try it when in need. T C. Folbre. Jr < Co. We also have the Magnolia | Club Whisky in barre goods, and so- licit your jug orders. Phone II.
 NIT. Robert Holt, of saribault, Min nesota, who had been a handsome and interesting guest Of his relatives, MT. and Mrs. I. C. Folbre. Jr., for a week, left Tuesday and returned h0me. He is cousin Of Mrs. Folbre, and was very fayorably impressed with Forrest City and surroundings
 Henry Mitchell. ef the Choctaw Railroad bridge gang. fell from a trestle near Widener Sunday. and was seriously injured, breaking his left arm in two places. and otherwise braisinZ him. DT. Rash attended him and had him conveyed t0 the railroad hospital at Little Rock Monday morning.
 Mr. J. NJ. Hughes. the capable and efficient assistant a. the 4. L. Ste Yens Undertaking establishment. left "Wednesday night via Wynne for his home in Jefferson. Texas. en two months vacation with his parents and other relatives and friends. We wish the young man very pleasant vacation.
 Mrs. J. R. Long and Mrs. Fred Jor- i dan, who had been such pleasant yis- | itors in the home of their cousin, Mrs. | Wright Lewis, for the past ten days, 1 departed for their homes in Little Rock Saturday morning. They were delighted with our little city while here, and hope to visit here again in the near future.
 Fishermen report i'll luck Every one has a. reason-one says the moon isn't right, another says the water is too high and another one thing and some another, but the best one was heard from an old darkey the other day at Fishing lake He said ht never knew fish to bite 50 soon aftel a 'clipse of the sun.
 Miss Johnnie Horney. who had beer with Mrs. E. Boyle for four and hal years, has resigned her position anC accepted situation in the office oi the Egart-Marshali Lumber Company
 as bookkeeper. Mss Johnnie is a thorough business woman. and wf congratulate the Lumber Company
 upon securing her services. NIT Richard l. Stockard left yes terday for Brink,ey 10 resume Iii, former position wjth the Peoples Gil : Company a5 manager and cottot
 buyer He will have the plant put II
 thorough repair and "siip-shape. ready fer the busy cotton season
 which comes cn aPace We wiS Richard a pleasant and pr0SperoU: season.
 MT Percy EIdridge. who spent a
 week with lis parents and other rela rlYeS and many friends here. left last Friday for his home at Cape Girardeau Missouri. Percy has been married
 several months, and though late it ] AOAiS HHf I Afc | itiiCS dl4U t SOJu uAtDl others who had not heard of It sooner desire to offer their congratuation, and best wishes.
 c. II Cooper, white. of the Cut Of neighborhood, was arraigued anc submitted his cause in two charges 0! selling Blind Tiger whiskey in Squire
 Hurley court the first of the week and was fined R50 and cost in eacf case, making total of sI35. Jesse
 Donaldson and NJ Thompson. negroes
 were each similarly fined last week ir
 two cases each.
 Mrs. Edward Roeson and lovely daughter, Miss Anna, who have beer
 residing in Chicago for nearly a year are at home again, having arrived
 Monday, greatly to the delight of NIT.
 RoeSou and their large circle oi
 friends, relatives and associates. The Times welcomes Mrs. R8ieSon and daughter home, and wishes them a