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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-28

If you want jug of good whisky you can get it at the Magnolia Saloon, where there is a great variety of brands at prices to suit. Also wines. brandies, mineral waters, bottle and keg beers. etc. Call and see us. 'r C. Folbre. Jr. x Company.
 Mr. Jno. R, Grobmyer has just re- turned from the pine district of Ark ansas, where he purchased trainload of lumber at the lowest possible prices When iu need of anything in the lumber line we will appreciate call Grobmyer Lumber Company.
 Brandon, Baugh & Co. have a very complete line of shoes of all kinds and sizes for men, women and children, in tans, patent feathers and vicis. Big invoice just received. We can cer- tainly please you i'll size, quality. style and comfort. Give us a call.
 Miss Maggie Dooley will leave to- morrow for Corpus Christi, Texas, where she will be chief operator in the telephone exchange. Miss Mag gie is a fine operator, and we regret very much 10 lose her, but wish her , much success in her new position. '
 ". T. Sanders carries in his grocery department a choice line of fresh goods, which are delivered promptly at lowest prices. Your kitchen, pa,i- try and table may be supplied from his stock with everything needed for your everyday bill of fare Ring up 34. . l My stock of groceries k fresh and nice. New goods received every week All kinds of canned meats, fruits. vegetables, fish, bottled goods, great
 variety of breakfast foods, the
 best flour, and all heavy groceries in town: l want your trade. Phone lsig ! W. F.. Kirby
 1 Little Misses Helen Nichols and
 Virginia Norton frightened our of nee and gave us q pleasant call last Friday afternoon and accompanied by Mrs. Nadakin. were shown through the mechanical department and saw the wheels go round. Call again young ladies, always glad to have you.
 We are exclusive dealers in Forrest City in the celebrated Everwear hos iery for men and women. and sell six pairs for S2, on positive guarantee that they will wear you six months without hole. If hole develops. you get new pair This k q gen nine bona tlde offer. and the best you ever had made to you Try six pairs and be convinced Sal isfaction in hosiery is hard to get. but this Ever wear brand solves the problem Fns- seli-Graham-A lderson Company.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-28

The family that keeps on hand and uses occasionally the celebrated Prickly Ash Bitters is always we'll regulated family. ]. T. Sanders, Spe- cial Agent.
 am still selling 10 yards of Calico for 50c, and i0 yards of Hope Domes- tic for sl.O0. This is just like swap plug dollars and giving you boot. Mrs. Warshavsky.
 \ lot of new type. ornaments and other facilities have been added to The Times job printing department. Give us trial when yon need print ing of any kind.
 Mr. Clyde Ford, travelling salesman of Little Rock. was in the city Cn business Wednesday. and incidentally visiting the family of his uncle. Hon r. q. Fitzpatrick.
 For q clear complexion. bright sparkling eve and vigorous digestion, take Prickly Ash Bitters. Ii puts the system in perfect order |. T. San ders, Special Agent.
 If you will inspect our line of ladies slippers and pumps, you cannot fail to be pleased. We have all the latest styles i'll leather and lasts. Russell. Graham Aldersan Co.
 We are selling more graphophon, records in this county. than all other concerns combined. New ones receiv- ed every week. Leave your orders for special records you want. l Why not brighten up your house 1 Cover that bare floor or replace that old mating. We have large stock of pretty designs to select from. Fus sell-Graham-A A lderson Co.
 Ed ] G Harris, of Brinllley. vii preach at the Baptist Church in thi, i city next Sunday morning and night at the usual hours. The public k cor 1 dially invited to hear him.
 Mir Frank F. Dyal, of Goodwin. prominent candidate for assessor was i in town couple of days the first Of the week. mingling with friends anC ! looking after his interests.
 The International Stock Food and l Cattle Fattener, will repay it's cost a hundred times over if you are fatten ing stock for market. Try it and be convinced. Paslay sells il.
 \ new brick store house is soon tt be erected upon the site of the ole two-story frame building near the post office, which was ruined by fire on the morning of December 3l. 1906.
 The John Hopkins Rye Whisky i known and used for it's mellownes and fine quality. No headache fol lows it's use. Sold only by NJ. Collin at the White Elephant Saloon. Try it
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-28

Meyer Bros. Standard Blend Coffee pound packages DC. at l.. F. Roll wage X Cos.
 Ladies dress skirts from Fl .2j to Sl5. New and pretty arrivals. Brandon, Baugh X Co.
 FOR RENT One furnished room; Tor gentlemen only. Apply to Mrs. i S. l.. Trottef.
 Paslsy for coal, stock and poultry 1 food and remedies and bug, roach and flea exterminator.
 Just received barrel of fine New SaueF kraut at D'Brien's meat market. Phoae 9l.
 MT ". F. Powell, of Mcdaniel. was ] lR town on business Saturday. ;4a8 a guest at the Marion.
 FOR RENT The Hannah property, aear the courthouse. $l1 per n1onth Apply to ]. |. Hawk 1 Mrs. West, of Wheatley, was shop ping in the city last Friday. and was guest at the Marion.
 For Sewer Pipe and Fittings also We'll Tiling, see S. P. Nc. Daniet, the Pluu,ber. l New South Sugar House Molasses. absolutely pure, in half galion cans at l.. F. Rollwage < Cos.
 See Weier for all kinds of concrete work grate and tile setting All gAtl Ela ,T fTsx.
 One car Sunilower Cement, conceded the best grade of cement on the mar ket. Forrest City Grocer Co.
 .loln Hopkins Rye cannot be ex- celled. Sold in Forrest City only by NJ. Collins. II has no superior. Everything you need for your kitch- en. pantry or table, al lowest prices. at Neely X Neblett'S. Phone si.
 See what Neely X Neblett have cheap next week. Some extraordinary l offerings in dfygoodS and groceries,
 Mr l. l.. Hughes, of Haynes. was | l prominent visitor in the city and guest at tic Marion last Monday.
 MesSrS. A. NJ. Goldberg and II k smith. of Wheatley. were in the city sunday. and guests at the Marion. Greeu-cut bone makes the chickens 1 fat and lay. Try il, and buy il at o'Brien's meat market. Phone Il.
 Two carloads of fine mules and q carload of good mares just received by l Fussell-Graham-Alderson Company.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-28

Try a sack of White Crest Flour. and you will use no other. For sale by FuSSell-Graham-Alderson Company.
 Our new Spring White Goods are now coming in, and We are selling them cheap. Neely X Neblett. Phone Sl.
 Just received. a beautiful line of voile and panama skirts, ,s5.00to sl5.00 values. Fussell-Graham-A lderson Co.
 We now have a swell line of the lleming-McKenzie shoes and slippers all kinds and sizes. Brandon, Baugh X Co.
 Just received two carloads of shingles. Prices 8, Si and g. per thousand. Grobmyer Lumber Com pany.
 Have you seen those new. pretty and up-to-date Panama and Noile Skirts It Mrs. Warshavsky's2 You'H have to hurry.
 Fussell-G raham- Alderson Company are agents for the White Crest Flour. the best flour that comes to this market
 Try some of that International Stock and Poultry Food at Paslay Fattens your stock and makes your hens lay. ssra ns . ..-.
 Don't be selfish if you are satisfied that Old Nolmer WhiskeY is the best tell your friends T. c. FOlbre, Jr.. X Co. sell it.
 one ear Wisconsin Triumph Seed Potatoes. Call early IS part of this car is already contracted for Forrest City Grocer Co.
 Jesse Moore Whistles are absolutely pure, and none are superior for family use. See T. C. Folbre. IT,. x Com pany, sole agents, If you want 10 make your chickens lay more eggs, feed them some of that green-eut bone from o'Brien's Meat Market Phone 9l. WANTED-Room and board by elder ly gentleman, in private family, who have no children or other boarderS Apply at Times office.
 Squire John W. Hall, one of tht leading candidates for assessor, Wa, mingling and shaking hands witt friends in town Saturday.
 Ladies, have very pretty assort ment of Silks for Easter suits. Also { fine lot of Embroideries. Come ane see me. Mrs. Warshavsky.
 It's time you were thinking of screen ing your home, Fly time is near Paslay has a big stock of doors anc windows, and will supply you witt anything you require in this line a, very low prices
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-28
Paslay for lumber.

'NTFdSidy TOT Jumper. Please pay your subscription.
 Paslay for Builders Hardware
 Pass ap the professional began
 yhe best is always the cheapest.
 Elect Flour-L. F. Rollwage X Co. Paslay for Lime, Cement and Brick
 Did you attend church last Sunday: z ti,y not?
 Insure your property with Taylor, might X Co. 2 WANTED Three good mitch cows. E. Ingram.
 Jt will pay you to trade with men <sWAO advertise Raslay for paints. oils, sarnishe>, lnes, putty, etc.
 Helena wilt celebrate Mardi Gras. And have big doin's.
 EOR RENT One furnished room. Arply at this office.
 Haslay for everything a.d others toe numerouS to mention.
 One car Lily White Lime for sale by Forrest City Grocer Co.
 Miss Annie Wolff spending several days this week ill Memphis.
 FOR SALE A line Jersey COW very young calf, See Y. o'Byien.
 Call uF Paslay if you need coal. Several carloads just received
 Choice Graham Flous in five pound bags25c. l.. F. Rollwsge & Co.
 We are doing lots of ]ob printing for other folks. Are we doing yours:
 The youug men ars arranging to have big dance just before Lent.
 There has been an innumerable lot Of tEamps through the city of late.
 Embroi6ery sale HOW going on al Nicely X Neblett's Al new stock
 Extra paats all sizes and kinds to 1t anybody Brandon, Haugh X Co.
 Genuine Yellow Yam Sweet Pota- t0cs- ioc peck l.. r. i:ollwage X Co. Forrest City has the best sidewalks 0I any town of its size in the country
 Try that Magnolia Club Whisky 0ottled ill bond at the Magnolia saloon
 Messrs. N. A. ilolweli and e. F. .1rnhill, of Marianna, were in town Monday.
 Misses Rosa and Sarah Davis have oen visiting ill Memphis this week,
 4 attended tall given by the young 1n of the Columbia Club.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-28

Try sack of White Crest Flour and you will use no other. For sale b, Russell raham-A \ lderson Company
 Selections from The Merry Widow may be had at the Newsstand foi your disc graphophone. 5o other new records received this week
 oxford ties. pumps, and all kinds oi pretty new slippers for ladies, misses and children, just received by Russell Graham-Alderson Company.
 Let us send you sack ot Elect tloul and if ii ism the best flour you eyel had in your kitchen. phone Us to take il away. l.. r. Rollwage X Cn.
 Try the celebrated John lIopkin, Rye Whisky, which k served over the bar. or in case goods. exclusively by NJ. Collins. There k none better.
 Ne are closing out our line of La dies Dressing sacqueS and Long and short kimonaS, at half regular price FuSSell-Graham-A ldersOn Company.
 Mr. G. Otis Bogle, of Brinkley. was a handsome social visitor to one of Forrest City's most beautiful and yivacious young ladies last sunday.
 WANTED T0 LET. at moderate price, good G-r0Om house. newly furnished. Prefer family willing to board husband and wife Apply to /. T. Bennett.
 Our good wife has fed an average of one or two tramps nearly every day lately, and We begin to think they have a private mark on our gate post.
 Ne will make speciality of China ware all next week. \ souvenir piece free to every lady who calls. Neely X Nehlett DrygOodS and groceries cheap.
 A special line of Mems White and Fancy Negligee Shirts just received by Russell l-Graham-A lderson Compa- ny. and are priced at Sl. .25 and Sl j0.
 Our genial friend. MT. C. l. Ed wards, of Lulu. was i'll town on busi- ness and mingling with friends Alon- day, and gave us much appreciated call
 Anyone who will get up club of oniY five yearly subscribers 10 The Times may have a copy one year free Two six months subscriptions count as one.
 Buy siN pairs of Eterwear hosiery for men or women. and get written guarantee against holes for six months, for g. of FuSSeli-Graham-Al lderson Company.
 Mrs. Garnet Prewett and sweet Iit- lie daughter, Sara. returned Wednes- day from Little Rock, where they had been visiting relatives and friends for w8 weeks
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-28
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Sought slsas,s1s 4ssss 'ss of &HAZzzN.

Miss Annie Phillips. of Haynes. who was enroute home from Crawfords- vile and Memphis. and was q guest of Mrs. Riley Hunt. was shopping in town Monday, and both gave Us a pleasant visit.
 Many If the streets of Forrest City which used to be the pride of every citizen begin to need more of that clay and gravel which used to be put on them, and which cemen1s 50 nicely and satisfactorily
 International Stock and Poultry Remedies are sold in this city by II. W. PaSlay They need no introduc- tiun, because the splendid results from their Use is well known 10 all well informed persons.
 \ complete line of mattings some, thing for every need and to suit any reasonable desire just received by Fussell-Graham-A ldersOn Co. Prices make 1t within the reach of all to have their floors covered
 The SWellest line of papeteries boxed papers and enyelopes-ever shipped into Forrest City may be seen at the Newsstand. Prices way down and quality exquisite. The boxes alone are worth the price asked
 To any friend who will secure five new subscribers to The Times, and re- init Us the full and regular price of Sl.5O each, a total of $7.5O. we will send The Times one year free of charge It's easy. Try it.
 Every man. woman and child likes good sharp pocket knife, and they can easily have one always Ut hand, if they will buy one of those pocket hones at the Newsstand. Only DC. and once tried always satisfied.
 We are pleased to announce the ar rival of another large shipment of pretty embroideries Of all kinds, and big lot of Zion City laces, which We are pushing out at extraordinary prices. Brandon, Baugh & Co.
 Horses. mares and mules for all pur- poses three carloads just received personally selected by MT. Russell We now offer for sale on reasonable terms and at very low prices accord ing 10 size and age. Come and look at this bunch, and we think you will be able to get just what you want. FuS- sellN6raham-Alderson Company.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-28

Miss Annie Phillips. of Haynes. who was enroute home from Cranfords- vile and Memphis. and was q guest of Mrs. Riley Hunt, was shopping in town Monday, and both gave us a pleasant visit.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-28

Many of the streets of Forrest City which used to be the pride of every citizen. begin to need more of that clay and gravel which used 10 be put on them, and which cemenls so nicely and Saf iSfar1 OrilN
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-28

Try d sack of White Crest Flour, and you will use no other. For sale by Fussell-Graham-Alderson Company.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-24
National Polo League Standing.
REVISED POLO SCHEDULE.

Wednesday, March 25-Providence at New Britain.
 Thursday, March 26-Pawtucket at New Haven, New Britain at Wa terbury, Providence at Bridgeport.
 Friday, March 27-New Haven at Pawtucket, Waterbury at Hartford.
 Saturday, March 2S-New Haven at Providence, Hartford at Water bury, Bridgeport at New Britain.
 Monday, March 3O-Hartford at New Britain, Pawtucket at Provi- dence, Waterbury at Bridgeport.
 Tuesday, March 31-Providence at Pawtucket, Hartford at New Haven, Bridgeport at Waterbury.
 Wednesday, April New Britain at Hartford.
 Thursday, April 2-Pawtucket at Waterbury, Providence at Bridgeport.
 Friday, April 3-Bridgeport at Hartford, Waterbury at New Haven, New Britain at Pawtucket.
 Saturday, April 4-New Haven at New Britain, Bridgeport at Provi- dence.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-24
TRI-STATE GETS BOTH.
Mattern Claimed by Trenton and
 Burke by Altoona.

According to report from Tren-
 ton. N. l.. Manager John ]. Carncy of the Tri-State league club, which represents that city, has closed a deal with the Boston Nationals for the services of Pitcher A. 4. Mat tern. Mattern was obtained from the Holyoke club by the Boston team at the close of last season in a deal for outhelder Frank Burke. Mattern declined to complete the season in Boston because the salary offered did not meet his eypecta- tions. The Boston club Is reported to have rendered him 8 contract this year. which he returned withopt his signature. as his demands in the sal aTy line were not met It Is pre- stunned that the management then decided to turn him back b the minor leagues without a trial
 Frank Burke, who vas drafted from HOlyoke by the Providence Eastern league club. is reported 10 have been turned over Co tfe AL toona Tri-State club. Burke turned down the terms offered him hy the Providence team and the rerorted sale to Altoona is therefore no. sur prising.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-24
STATE Y. NJ. c. 4. LEAGUE.

At the close of the fifth week o the State Y. NJ. c. A. league, tn, Railroad five of New Haven still holds the premier honors. The New Haven Y. NJ. c. A. is second with nine victories out of the fifteen game. played, Waterbury comes in the third place, Bridgeport calmly rests in fourth and New Britain holds her owr in. fifth. Ansonia has failed in the past endeavors to accomplish the feat of winning even one game.
 Rutledge of the New Haven aggre- gation leads the pace for the in- diyidual honors with an average of 1S4.6. Schlege1 the star of the R. R. Y. NJ. c. A., is a good second and with a little more training would push himself ahead of the present leader, with ease. Chapin of the New Haven five ranks third in this grand individual meet. Diver of Wa terbury is the first outsider to give the appearance of bowler. Martin of New Britain holds down the taiI- end position.
 SchlegeI of the Railroad five and Chapin of the New Haven Y. Nj. C.. A. are at present tied for high single honors. Schlegel's 6O6 for three string is the record.
 The records and averages follow:
 NnaaNr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-24
BOWLING
THE GREAT GAME
 OF THE SEASON
Waterbury and New Haven Will Roll Off the Tie at the Casino
 Alleys.

Every lover of bowling in this city will be over in the Casino to night to watch Waterbury and New Haven decide which will be the champion of the State league. Botf teams are now tied for first place and the winner this evening will un' doubtedly be declared the premier team. New Haven is coming here with her strongest lineup, such men as Beecher, Janswick, Collett, Nor gan and Johnson comprising the squad. The locals had try-out last night and they bowled in superb form and the battle tonight should be warm one. ..... -...-,
 The games on the Casino alleys last night resulted as follows: .
 Chappelle's team-Hoxley 4S5, Calender ACT, Brown 519, Boards ley 434. Chappelle 521; team totals, 721, SAG, S59; 2,426.
 Lewis's team-Dains 42S, Adams 3S3, Diaz 567, Maloney 525, Lewis 3SS. Team totals-767, 7S4, 710; 2,291. s q.
 In the two man league the French team lost two of the three games to the Canadians. The scores were:
 French-Stemm 495, Bossel 474, Totals-2S9, S11, 369-969.
 Canadian-Doyle 40, Stokes 562. Totals-327, 360, 315-1, ,002.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-24
RECORDS OF POLO PLAYERS.

Hart, who at present leads the league in goal getting. will eaDfrre this honor at the close of the season and Lincoln the rushing honors of the league. Jean has a good chance to be the greatest foul gester, but Fahey is going at him hard and threatens his overthrow. Handy las 35 and may pull ont on the present leaders He is undoubtedly the most deliberate fOuler in the Ieague.
 Harper and Pence are tied for leadership among the goal tenders. and this will no doubt be the best fight Ramon and Casick are tied for last place while Sutton. the local player. is bat one point ahead. The records:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-24
Team Records.
CRoKER TO SUE FOR LIBEL.
Sporting Papers Attack His Life in ~rt Origin and His Family.

Dublin, March 24-Richard Croker has determined to put his foot down on the newspapers that have been criticising him and his past adversely. He has begun an action against the Sporting Chronicle of London, which said among other things that Croker had vainly attempted to enter Irish society and that he had endeavored unsuccessfully to live the life of an Irish gentleman.
 Mir Croller's Irish friends know that strong but intellectual efforts have been made to induce him to live society" life, but that he has pre- fcrred the quietude of Glencairn, where he has little world of his own. The recklessness of some of the news paper statements about Mir Croker's family surprises Irish folk, for they know that he is directly connected with good families in the south of Ire land. .#
 Those who for reasons of their own attack Croker in print say that his father was blacksmith or the keeper of a beer saloon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-24
BASEBALL NOTES.

Del Howard of the Cubs is on the
 shelf with broken finger.
 One of the weather whims of tbq training season found it cold in Dallas and warm in New York last Satur- day.
 Pitcher Killian of the Lynn New Eng land league club has been traded foI George Bigbie of the Oakland, Cal. team.
 Collarless shirts and round cans may be comfortable, but they are slouchy and not fs neat as collars and square caps.
 Joe CantillOn looks for the veteran George Mcbride to have a gooI sea son and to be something of help to the Washingtons.
 Billy Gilbert has been under the weather since joining the Cardinals and may not play in the spring series against the Browns.
 One of the baseball slIarps travel ing with the New York Americans loOks for Pitcher Manning t0 make good in fast company.
 lazy Hoffman, the former HoIyoker who is getting a trial in center field with the Boston Nationals. is show ing up strongly in all departments.
 Manager Mctiraw is not saving much, but is going about the work of in a thorough. business like way that predicts better results than were had last year.
 Gene Tsnsey. who used to patrol The center garden for Dan O'NeiI. has signed up with the Lynn New Eng land league club again this season. Lynn has five outfielders under con- .Tact. but Tansey is already picked ' IS one of the regulars.
 Ban JOnusOn and Charley Murphy 4 ire against paTtisanship on the part I ,f rooters' clubs hat brings out ear iplittinZ. unsp1rtsmaBlike noisamak- ng and fair minded patrons Of the .ame agree with them. Much of this Ootinz business has come to be very much oveuloHe.
 By the purchase of Pat Donshue- a atcher. from the Boston American ssgue club. President MeCafrey an ounces that the Toronto lineup fori ext season is complete. Donahuel layed Iast season with the Portland
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-24

ger Mike Kelly is in Toronto now
 making arrangements for the prelim.
 mary spring training trip of the
 Maple Leaves.
 The gloss will henceforth be abol. l ished from all balls used in the big
 leagues. The change. however. will
 be only slight and time will be saved by the new arrangement.
 The trouble between Manager Duffy of the Providence Eastern league club and A. c. Doe is reported to be in fair way of settlement and by the last of this week it is expected that it will be closed satisfactorily to everyone. Duffy stands ready to purchase Does interest in the elub and the latter is understood to be perfectly willing to sell. This will put Manager Duffy in full possession of the club when the training season starts.
 Bert Daly, the manager of the New Haven baseball team. writes that he has secured another pitcher who will do a portion of the box work for inc locals promised fast State league az this summer DaIy tells us that this new man is Bill Carrick. who pitched on the Newark Eastern league team last season. Carrfck had a record of nine victories out of nine teen games pitched for Newark last year and ought to do much better than that in the Connecticut league. The twirler had a fielding average of .s6s for twenty games and a batting average Of .f50 for the same number 1f games. Manager DaIy was con- pelled to outbid four other clubs tol get CaTrfck.