The Forrest City times., 1900-12-21
A Merry Christmas to all.

Dr. C. C. Nhlte NiSlted Memphis Wednesday on business.
 C. A. Folbre made special business trip to Membhis Tuesday night.
 Mrs. Dumpy Williams, of Haynes. l was a gracious visitor to the city | Wednesday. We acknowledge pleas ant call Miss Mabel Davis is assisting the | Newsstand corps in looking after the | wants of Christmas customers who 1 coEle our way,
 Miss Pearl Anderson will leave for Memphis January to finish her mu- steal education, under the tuition of | Mrs. E. T. Tobey.
 To make room for spring stock we are offering all our millinery goods at half | price. If you want nice goods at low | prices come and see us.
 R. II. WINFIELD x Co. Y. E. Izard, Jr.. x Co, is the style of | a new firm on Washington street. next | door to the J. R Brown restaurant-a | iilst-class staple and fancy grocery bus mess will be conducted. Prompt de- | livery service and fair prices will be l their motto. They solicit a share of your patronage.
 The word artistic IS often miss.ap piled and it's meaning distorted by i'm proper usage. If you wish to be im- pressed with the true meaning, look 0ger Dunayant' stock of imported eliuaware. The beauty and design of these goods is very pleasing and fur ulsh an appropriate gift for Christmas. Do you covet true happiness Then think of some worthy individual who would appreciate remembrance for Christmas, but who is unable to enjoy naany luXuries by reason of limited means, go to Dunavants and pick them cut d nice present. If you do not find real pleasure in such a proceeding then we are no prophet.
 Miss Foster. of Hope. and Misses DewS and McRea, of Camden, who had been such lovely, gracious and popular visitors in the home of MT. and Mrs. l.. Rollwage, returned to theIr homes last Friday They were guests of Miss Alice Rollwage, who IS one of Forrest Gity's most delightful hostesses and the visitors were royalty entertained.
 Capt. C. l.. Knight. while walking along Jackson street Saturday, neal the corner of Washington, was tripped up by a loose board and thrown head long with terrible force to the groun. receiving bruises which are quite ser- nus and painful. The walk has been out of repair for weeks and should be put in order before someone breaks d limb.
 This issue of TIE TIMES is out one day ahead of time in the interest of cur advertisers. It contains many facts that will interest prospectors and persons seeking homes and profitable business location. When you have finished reading it send it away t0 come friend. who resides in foreign cline, not so greatly blessed in adyer- Using resources and rich opportunities Ih.s is your plain duty.
 Nr. and Mrs ]. F. Jett and charm ing iittle niece llenrick, of Carroll. Ken lucky. were most pleasantly enter. tatued at the home of MT. and Mrs j.. R Grobmyer Wednesday and Thurs day. Mir. Jett is of the school of fine od Kentucky gentleman. and we are proud to acknOw edge his acquaintance The warm hospitality of his host and hostess could not but favorably impress han with Arkansas and her people.
 ". r. Evans anticipates your wants Long experience !n the grocery busl- ue,s and his keen appreciation of the beautiful enables hlm to give the peo- lie just what they want for Christmas His store is perfect paradise for hol. oty buyers this season, and your shop palg list is not complete unless it con tans the name of ", F. Evans. the grocer Free delivery. Phone s.
 in another column may be seen the advertisement of the Forrest City Cot lon Exchange. This is a branch of the rinmphiS exchange and is represented bl Mir. John NJ Hines. The references furnished are first-class, and any busi- Eess intrusted to Mir. Hines will receive prompt and careful attention. This k |. new enterprise in Forrest City. and will no doubt be llberalg patronlZed ly that class who deal in futures. or have money for speculation. Col. C. r. Hunt, the president of the Memphis house, will be here in person Saturday.
 Our Col. Landvoigt is the proud pos sessor of il kodak. tIis first experience vas amusing and, until explained. smacked somewhat of the supernat- ural. He had his horse and man Friday posed for his initial picture. Hold his head up and look pretty, ,'' sad the Colonel, and-snap-the work was done, In the quietude of the dark room, under the pale red glare of the lamp, the Colonel was surprised and alarmed to see appear upon the plate. not the horse, but d beautiful madonna and the babe. The bit of superstition in his makeup was aroused. and wondering if the development" was an omen of what might be in store for him in the near future, the Colonel made break for the open air. The mystery, however, was explained the hext day when he learned that the photographer who had fill. the eam- era had mixed the plates. Be that as it may, the Colonel has kodak foI sale.