The Forrest City times., 1906-12-14

MT. Arthur Davis, of Winslow Arizona, is expected at home tomor- row.
 NIT. and Mrs. T. C. Folbre, Jr.. went lo Augusta yesterday on business and visiting friends.
 Make your wife and children a Christmas present of life insurance policy. Taylor. Knight X Co. write them at most reasonable figures and in all forms.
 Capt. James Russell is building a handsome, scientific and up.to-date chicken house at his home. The cap- tain is a lover of fine chickens. and has lot of beauties of several strains. His white Wyandottes and games are sight worth seeing. MT. Harry Knight, however, has more fine chick ems than any man in the county.
 FOR SALE-My place, adjoining I. l.. Pope on the south, in Forrest City. Contains about two acres of land. one four-room house and room for four more dwellings. One of the most beautiful locations in town. Price 5000 cash. For further information address or apply to Dan Wylds or Brandon, Baugh X Company, Forrest City, Arkansas
 We have the handsomest and big gest line of holiday books ever brought to Forrest City It will afford us pleasure to show them to you whether you buy or not. Also big line of new games, blocks and novelties will be opened next week. Wait and see this line before making your Christ mas purchases. Landvoigt & Fada- kin. Newsstand.
 The most exquisite line of books ever shown in Forrest City is new being featured at the Newsstand. We think when you look at this stock you will agree that we certainly have a magnificent line, and therefore de- serve your patronage. If there is any particular title you wish which we haven't in stock, we will order 1t for you promptly. Landvoigt S Vadakin.
 The city council of Wynne has passed an ordinance fixing whisky li- cense at $500 per anDum, and requir- ing bond of 5000 to guarantee that the applicant will keep an orderly house, refrain from violating any ordi- nance. and pay to any person law fully entitled thereto all sums of money that may be lost at gaming in his saloon or any room under his con- trol." That's going some.
 Franklin, Louisiana Palladium: Franklin has had many shows, good, bad and indifferent. but the most pleasing and entertaining aggrega tion seen here for long time was the Georgia Minstrels last night. The show caught the fancy of the audience at the start and kept the audience laughing until the curtain fell on the last act. At Becker X Lewis opera house, next Thursday night, De cember 20.
 Rev. B. l.. Milford, the new pastor of the Methodist church in this city. was formerly stationed at Holly Grove and Marvel. He has been a member of the White River Confer ence only two years, and was formerly stationed in Kentucky. He is highly recommended as devout Christian, all eloquent speaker and a deep thinker. He will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist church next Sunday morning and night at the usual hours. The public is cordially invited to hear him, and The Times extends him a cordial welcome.
 The editor is in receipt of a card from Belzoni. Mississippi, stating that J. M. Patteson, an old time printer who was employed in the of- fee of the Herald at that place, Is dead. MT. Patteson was we'll known by number of people here, he hay ing been employed in this office about two years at different times. He was good printer, and during the civil war was connected with the govern ment printing office of the Confederacy and in that capacity he printed great deal of the money issued by the Confederacy. He had many friends wherever he was known, and his friends here will regret to learn of his death.-Monroe County Citizen. MT. Patteson was employed in The Times office for several months, and for many years worked with our senior in Memphis. We join in the sincere regrets of his relatives and friends. Home Maue Happy by Cham ber-