The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24

Rubber Bands at the Newsstand by the ounce, quarter pound or pound.
 Mr. D. s. Clark, Of Marianna. was in town and registered al the Marion Tuesday.
 Wash Burns has corn iH the ear f0 sale at his crib at his home on the place known as the Haslay place, above Madison. Price reasonable.
 MT. John ?. Oliver. popular travel ing salesman. out Of Memphis. was calling on his trade and mingling with friends in town couple 0f days this week
 The largest and most beautiful line of Post Card Albums ever seen in Forrest City have just arrived, and are now on sale at the Newsstand Al prices from l0c to g each.
 The John Hopkins Rye Whisky is known and used for its mell0wnesS and fine quality. No headache fol- lows is use Sold only hy Nj. Collins al the White Elephant Ss con. Try il.
 Mrs. A Malbon. Of St. Louis. arriy- ed N eduesday, and is delightful guest of her sister. Mrs. E. Russell. and family Many friends, made dur ing former visits. are also very glad to see her again.
 II you want to see nice line of lewelry or fl you are in need of any goods in my line. give me a call. Everything ts marked al rack-b0ttom figures, and goods are fresh and nice G. (. Taylor, Palestine, Arkansas.
 Tie Rogers Cotton Cleaner in use by the Forrest City Gin Company. better known as the Red Gin. James Wolfe, Manager, Enhances tie value Of your cotton from B to s5 per bale There is no extra charge for it's Use.
 When you want I drink why not gel the best in town? IL costs no more than the other kind Old YanniSsee is the best and is served in any style by courteous and gentlemanly sales men by T. (. Folbre, Jr X Company al the Magnolia Saloon.
 Mrs. Luther Patton and Mrs. \. B. Pyles, of Oklahoma, nee Misses Ava and Norma Taylor of this city. are delightful guests of their mother. Mrs. Geo. r. Taylor. and other reIa- tiyeS, and their host of old friends are delighted to see them at home again 1 Mir. Dan Hunter. Of Augusta. ar rived in the city Monday night, l. spend vacation of week mingiing with his old friends and looking after his business interests. He has been working hard for year. and this iS his first lay of Many friends are glad to see him
 Rev. and Mrs. B L. Milford are re- : JOicing over a visit from the stork which occurred Monday, and the ad- vent of sweet little baby girl. Mother and babe are getting along very nicely, and the preacher-WeIl he is Just simply "Gp il the air. Ne extead congratulations and best Wishe.
 My trade has been very s2tisfact ary and l am very grateful for the libera ! patronage accorded me. My stock NIL be kept fresh ard neat during leas. a, usual and 1 invite 8 continuance ot your trade. A full line of canned meats, fruits and vegetables, greeu fruits, staple and fancy groceries of al l kinds, confecti0nS. etc, may be Ad ] promptly from my store. Ring fHaut Isl. W. F.. KIRBY.
 NIT. Paul Barringer, who has Ueeu ! confined 10 his room since Christmas ! Is some better, and We are very = 4d l indeed To learn that he is sitting up d ] little. Paul is splendid young man ] who has large circle Of friends. and al will join us n The hope that he ! will soon be entirely restored to his usual good health and strength. He ] is greatly missed by hls friends and associates Il the store
 Mr c. E. Ligon las sold his farm Of 2uo acres adjoining the Ferguson place at Fergusonyile for a con>id- eration Of sSjo0. and las accepted 3 situation as salesman with Brandon. B3ugh X Co. Mir Ligon is a most ze- Hiai and pleasant gentleman. and We welcome hlm To the city. He wlil he glad 10 have all his friends call 10 see Lin lu his HeW location The FerEu- son Brothers were the purchasers. The Rogers Cotton Cleaner. in use & tbe Forrest City Gin Company 's gin and nowhere else in this co nty. k attracting the attention of many smart farmers, who appreciate the advantages they gain by having their cotton ginned at that gin This won- deffgi device knocks ali the dirt. 6aSt