The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04

iirrbne shoulG he used to enrich and purify the blood; it cures all forms ni blood disorders, is especially useful in levers. skin eruptians. bpils. pim- pies, blackheads. scIufuls. salt rhenm and every form of bIcud impurit,: IL k and safe effectual cure. I'rice. lD cents. Webb x Sanders.
 CeorgaW Walker of Goodwin. and wei Snnwn and very pnpuIar in this citv ias accepted tue uositiun of book k.-uer
 sllh the enterprising firm of l.randan S BauVh. vice Mr. F. I.aughingruil<s who has gone win the firm of p.ttu- x Bufurd Mir. II German. wha vas wuh tt's latter firm last year, has gonr to ] w Beck X Co.'S.
 Paul T:zar is now the hnsiling. re'ia. be and trustworthy agent of the Star | steam Laundry nf lhItle Rnck. H. i has cnrrs ut hustliug lads who vii | cal Wednesdays for vonr sniled lipau. and r"turn It tn yeu Ssturdavs-Fpl-. | phore ll6 If vnn hav. any laundry r., | give cut. Gand work guaranteed. l pr'res ss low as consistent witb th. | best ~"rvcp.
 Four S0-ton locomotives. from ,ha
 Baldwin Loe mo'ive works, Phiad.l. 1 phia. Pa. buit for the ChNct4w. Oki,. tiama N Gulf k R.. passed over t,f. eastern division of the route this week enroute to the shops in North Littip Rock, where they will he ',set up ? Two went in Sunday night. Nos 52 ami 53. and two others last night, 54 and 55 They were all big draft pnyin ! and built for the handling of heavy freight trains.
 Tug TIMES acknowledges with mueh pleasure and keen relish the thouyht- fulness and liberalifv of that puterpri.- ing firm, T. c. Folbre !S O.. for ther rxprtssion of good will and wishes fnr a Happy New Year to us, sccompan,.d
 hv bue-ribboned bottle of pure old
 annissee, which, as beverage or fnr
 medicinal use. has no superior. F,lhrp
 X Co have well regulated place cnr-
 teous bartendprs. the very oldest and
 rest goods that can he had in thp mar
 ket and reputation for fair dpaling
 of wh oh any firm may well feel proud.
 We wish them luck.
 The other day. during the rain. was
 sitting m restaurant eating an ot-rs
 faced pie with a pumpkin movement,
 when an elderly gentleman came rur-
 iiur otiNNN 'iN Stlrtb tHt Hl'lu.
 Whes nearly across he stumbled and
 fell, running his head into mud
 hole. It was not this that caused us
 to choke and scatter half masiicated
 pie all over the table. but his remarks
 He got mp and wiped the mud from his
 face, took survey 0f himself aud
 stepping onto the sidewalk burst forth Il as follows: :" bod bob the mpaslpv
 dodgasted luck to the dnd bob nation.
 l won't swear. but from now nn 1 shall
 take my drinks at the Four Hundred.
 for nothing of this kind ever hanrenpd
 to me when palroniZed that har.n
 Last Friday night the hcma of Mr.
 Henry German was the scene of one of the most Pnj ,yable entertainments nf Christmss week. when his daugi,iers.
 Misses l.ol ieand Mary. were snrpri,s,i bv a party of their young friends
 There's an organ in the pario-.'' ant
 and of course there was lots of rnusic
 aud singing and merry making, Erery-
 one would hay" been snrprised had they not passed an evening of unai-
 loved pleasure and this is jast the raa~
 son why these pretty and popular little
 lanies were "stnrmed. Those present
 were Carinne Williams and lilanten Neel. Mamyp Nelson and Henry Cor man. Addie IIorney and Otto stevens
 Ruth Hatcher and Lo~is Perkins,
 Blanche Pope and George Tavlnr.
 Adridge and Ben Cnris. Mary Ma , lory and Ed Allen. De Yelling Rollwaae ! and Joseph Harris, Nrgip Aldridge , and Willie B-ls-r. Nanuir Tavlil and , Vernon Hancock. Emily Davis aod :, John D.avls, lrna Stevens and " ln T Merwin.
 ,J Mrs. Fred C. N-ely gave ponnl v Party" Monday night tn A very inter- psting party ot her little friends. and
 the atfar IS spoken of as one of th. 7 most enjnva,le of the week. Tue hos
 tess WAS in very happy mood and was
 sled in entertaining by Miss Jesse
 Thomas. Nnthng was overnoked 1 which would contribute in any WAY Ya
 the plraslre of thp handsome cnmpant
 and the hours sped inprrily with games
 and charming social communion. The v big bell in the courthouse stpepe rang out the old. rang in the new in strik- i, ing the midnight hour. and the guests r departed, xchanging happy greetings :, fur the New Year and the rwpniittl . Century Those present were Misses
 Inilip German. Adde IIornpy. Ilui. 1 homas. luna stevens. Corinue Wi tA v Mamie Doyle. Ida Simmons Emi.y Davis. EllZa Davis. Myrtle Davis. Ly
 dia Mason. Masters Gus Stevens. Er- nest Terry, Jas Harris. Henry 5armar,
 Willie Bristr. Otto Roilwage. liatlg Thnmas. Louis Perkins. Tom liuruey, Ebert Hammond, Rnbt. Scott. Arcli!e . Hatcher, Ben Curtis, of Haynes I; Biai- ton Ne-l. Fred Swanson and Ruins Williams.
 , Ie editors hoth spent last week r , llinois with the Ii u" Nadakins aad
 other relatives and friends Tel urnt /
 Monday morning. To say that w.
 greatly enj wed eur visit. is to put s so very mildly that Il scarcely expresses S our smallest r c tsure. We found tli. : children m Iuhnst health. hilatious n l spirits. filled with happinsss at our i. comng, erjhying the holidays from