The Forrest City times., 1905-09-29


 and examine our line of dress go ds just received. Wr were very careful in selecting this line, buying ihe late weaves and new shades. also the btS' qualities tha' could be had. Whether you are ready 10 purchase or not we want you to see our new goods. We 1 believe you will apprecat iuokIng over our assortment and we will certainly 1 take pleasure in showing yon.-Ihe J :. l W. Beck Cg
 4 very handsome mauso'eum is b ing erected in the Forrest City Cemetery ' l this week by Morris Bros of Memphis. in which are inferred the remains of the late Capt. ". II. MeDani.l IL IS l ten feet square, aud when com pie cd will cost atout $500 This tomb .S the orly one of its character iu the cemeie l ". and is slight token of the rvs Al q veneration in which his memory is held 1 by his devott q family.
 The bOaid of equalization, com pose of Mt sSrs Sam AshwOrth. l.. Q. Me- 1 Daniel and W. !. Dillon. and which was in session several days last wetk, made a general raise on nearly every. i thing on the tax books. Notices VII be sent out at once. The board has not 1 yet finished lts lahor,, and will meet again tomorrow. There is no question that the assessment is too low, but the l tax rate Is likewise too high, and when oue is Iaised the other should be low cred.
 MT. John T Schroeder, prosperous 1 young farmer, of Wbeatley township, l Ha han lX .t | f. ri 1 in this city yesterday morning al 9:3C o'clock, to Miss Louisa Beyler, Hon i Walter German officiating Tn most pleasant and dignitied manner. The l blushlng bride looked beautiful in pure white and carried bouquet of brides roses. She is from Brinkley, and is quite pretty. The Times extends the happy couple it's most sincere good wishes for their future happiness and prosperity.
 The Thespian Club, of this city, had business meeting Wednesday night, at which time Dr. J <. Shields was re- 1 elected president, Mrs. J NJ. Nichols manager, and Mir. Charles Tarver mu- sical director They have decided to put on another play some tune the lat ter part of October or first of Noyem Der, tile and date 10 be announced a- ter. MT. Taryer has secured q special attraction for the occasion, the same being talented flute s0lolst, of Mem i phis. There will also be other musical l speeialties.
 The merchants of Forrest City are receiving train load of goods and are prepared t0 pay the highest prices tor cotton and country produce, and sell goods at competitive prices. It is worth a visit to this city just to see the pretty new styles, colors, fabrics, novelties etc We do not feel the least hpsitancy in saying that Forrest City offers the best inducements to shoppers of any town between Memphis and Little Rock or Helena and Missouri Come to Forrest City 10 trade, and We art sure you will be more than pleased
 Roy Elliott and Marshall Reed, two small boys, were driving d delivery wagon yesterday afternoon in the southeast pait of town, and when com ing down the hill near Judge Folbre's residence the animal became frighten ed and ran away, the boys being unabl, to hold him back. The wagon was overturned, the b9ys spilled on tn, ground and the wagon demolished The horse came through town at a 2:4t gait with the shafts and two front wheels. and the last we seen of him h, was meandering rather rapidly III Washington street.
 MT. Gus K. Jones, auditor, of tn, Forrest City Lumber Company, as her, d couple of days this week 10 look afte 1 ha in nf ha n derstand they will receive the larges single shipment of lumber next weel that has ever been received here, ant it will consist of ten carloads. Th' business of the company has steadil, prospered under the management 0 MT. Henry Euart, and his assistants MT. James Euart and Miss Mary Ma son, and they are now enjoying yer satisfactory trade. The Times IS gla' 10 note the success of any citizen o corporation, and especially one of tn enterprising sort like the Lumbe Company.
 Early iH October. date to Le armour ced next week, the enterpr sing tirm Q Neely X Nebett will have sale fo the benefit of the Methodist churc fund. Everything in the store, withou reservation will be put on sale at loves prices, and d certain per cent of tn sales will be donated to the church Ladies of the church will assist in tn sale MT. Neblett is in Memphis todd buying their large faIl stock All ne, goods will be in the sale. and you ca buy just what you need, get the valu of your money, and at the same tim help swoll the fund to rebuild th church. Watch for the da'e, and nel make this one of the largest donation on the list This stock consists of fires Dry Goods. Dress Goods, Notions, Gro cericS and general merchandise
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