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The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04
Death of a Good Woman.

Alter long and lingering illness ef several weeks duration. the spirit Of Mrs. l.. ]. Beazley passed. on last Saturday morning. from its earthly habitation to the Great Beyond
 In the presence of Death We are won't 10 stand appalled,. and ye. when II comes so gently and peacefully. when the one that is so dear to us k about to pass its threshold with a smile 50 divineiy radiant. We cannot be otherwise than impressed with the words Of the psalmist- ii iS not al of life to live neF al of death to die
 Mrs. BeaZley was one of Mariana s best and charitabiy disposed woman. She was loved by everyone and lived life that was full Of usefulness and beauty When the hnal summons came. she met Death brayely with Spartan courage and Christian forti- tude. Surely. there is reward wait ing for such a spirit in the Creators kingdom
 Deceased is survived by husband father, four children. one sister and five brothers. h this their darkest hour ef wee the Courier begs 10 ex- tend sincere sympathy. Especially for the motherless children does our heart bleed and We trust that God will ever watch over and protect them.
 The remains were inferred al o'clock Saturday afternoon. a large eoncearse of friends following them to their last resting place May the sod rest lightly e'eF her grave Lee County Courier.
 NIT. E. J. Beazley is brother of Mr N. (. Beazley Of this county. and is well-known to large number Of friends who will join us in sincere sympathy in his great bereavement. His sister. Mrs. ! C. Allen. formerly Of this county. is now making her home with him, and will help him to raiS his ctl td ron
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04

There came . gentleman to this city last week soliciting deposits for the Bankers Trust Company. Of Mem pnis, and offering rocket savings bank as an iuducement to have you obiigate yourself to open an account with them within 50 days. and oter- ing to pay the magnanimoGs sum of 5-per cent Ter annum on your deposits
 We regret to say that many persons. who are credited with having more sense, were easily gglled into making the obligation. Money matters are new very close in Forrest City. and she can il afford 10 send any money abrosd Every dollar ef idle capital can te readily loaned here d |. : and even 10 per cent. on giIt-edge securi- U. and il is rank folly t0 send the money 10 Memphis and loan 1t at E. per cent. without any security. Think | over.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04
IeNee Board Sell Out.

Messrs. F.. A. Rolfe. S A Rolfe, F. l.. Rolfe. Eugene Williams. Geo. E. Pettus. J. r. Graham and l.. r. Par. ker have purchased practically all the lands belonging to the St. Francis Lesee Board. aggregating about 63.0o0 acres in Craighead and Mississippi counties. the consideration being only sl.p per acre. and aggregating about se1.-an
 About three weeks ago the Leyee Board sold l3.ooe acres to Bluthenthal. Heilbronner and F.. Ritter. at the same figure. aggregating about s2o,oe0.
 These two sales constitute what are known as the unsWyeyed lands of the Levee District. and about winds up the real estate end of the Boards business.
 The opinion that t4e Board sold this and entirely too cheap k freely ex- pressed on JAe streets by interested and wei posted citizens. Very little. f any auds iH ,Le district 'XiHgiu St. Francis county .eaH ne lad Ter le>s Ldu Sl-t9 per acre. aud maeA at | i> being sold as high a> sloor Sl2 aniMHfoyed.
 THe gentlemen WHo lave tla- ac- 4aigea t5l> zaHae Uaeis at iaGd are ~treaa business gil. and vii Ha ca-Ht naee a ricA Hs.zt au tle=r in- Ae~t HeHt
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04
MORE LOCALS
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Grady x Se ing oat at cost
 MT. k0fe E.dridge. of Cape Giraf deau. k spending few days with hi> parents and friends in this county.
 MT Fred Eldridge. who k taking l course at NelSon's Business College in Memphis. came over Saturday and re- mained until Monday visiting his pa- rents and other relatives and friends.
 News reached the eitv Mandav of the death of daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Appel al their home in st. Francis bottom below Widener. We could not learn particulars. The bereayed family have the sympathy of their many friends.
 MT. Archie Hatcher spent several days in the city. visiting relatives and numerous friends. and left Mon day for Fl. Smith where he has ac- cepted situation as prescriptioniSt with J. J. McGee X Son. wholesale le and retail druggists Archie has completed his course at the St. Louis School 0f Pharmacy. and has lis sheepskin. The Times offerS con gfatalations and best wishes.
 here ls more tatarrh 3u thts section Uf fbe country tuau aII other diseases pat together. aaa u0tll the isst few wears was supposed to 1e tacufe u5es t0r q great many years doe tefe pronounced it 3 focsi disease and preSers- Led toesl remedies. and hg constantly Ia .4iuu ,o cure with locai treatment. pronounced # inchrahit- eelencs has proven cAtarrE fo hs. \ c9ustduflon6I disease and therefore re- qnlres constitutional treatment Halls Ca tafrh Cure. manufactured bv F. i Cheney X Ne-, Toledo. Ohio, ls the Ouiy cunstitufionsl cure on ibe market. II is taken fHtefuaI " n Al aa.~ Ire HH acts directly on the blood and mucous kgr. faces Of the system. They oder one hundred dollars ToTsany case it falls to cure. Send for Gircaiars and testimonials
 Address r. J. CHENEY X co. Toledo. Ono
 Sold ts DrurE5sts. 7ac
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The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04

Proper regard for the health oi others, and precaution against the spreading Of smallpox. is not being exercised by citizens who are said 10 have teen exposed We are also in- formed that proper sanitary measures and dlslnfeetants are not being used The attention of the Board of Health is directed to the situation with the hope that they will put into opera tion most strenuous measures 10 stamp ont this contagion.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04

Ne have received a copy of all Illustrated Industrial Supplement to Tie Weekly Times Enterprise. of Jonesbora. Ark. which Was issued on April l2th. lsot IL is similar in size ard character to The Art Souye- mir Supplement- to The Forrest City Tines, issued on December I5th. lse5. and was printed bound and de lisered from The Times Enterprise ofice. Tie matter was compiled Hy T. K. Redwood and N. IT, Evans. t"9 accom- i~hed itiHefaHt >pecial edition men. The book k wei Nri,- tea aad printed. and iS credit ta Jones4aea and .ss e8terFrisfH4 eitI- zeas. Ne congratulate, Editor E01- bins apau he success II lis under taking
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04

Your lovely home may be made more attractive by removing the un- slightly fences from around your door- yard, and substituting therefor a small stone coping. Now that the COW question is finally settled, we would be glad to see a concerted move ment looking toward civic beauty. and pretty lawn. dotted with beau tiful flowers will do much to bring about the desired effect.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04

several shareholders of the Arkan- sas Building and Loan Association re- ceived cheeks fer mstured stock this week. Sol Lewis received sl0C0: Beck eT X Lewis received s5oo0. and John C- Eel received. sl000 about a month ago.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04

The immediate family of any per son affected with smallpox and al other persons who have been exposed. should be required 10 remain upon their own premises. There are al kinds of rumers and complaints along this line rife on the streets. and il is time the Board of Health should be taking active steps to stamp out this awful disease.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04

A vigorous complaint is going up about the members of families who have smallpox in their home. going about the city and mingling with the masses. Common regard for the welfare Of others should be sufficient to abate this practice. and if not. the Board Of Health should issue it's mandate
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04
Special Notice

Ba-,. Art Squares and Carpets. H.-S iil any size and tHaaity Carpets 0f eyery description We are agents for the =. N Richardson Carpet House. and Ne wi. order au4 kind If Rug. Art Square eF Carpet that you may want. and guarantee quality and price Becker k Lewis.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04

This is just the right size town to settle down in and enjoy fife Every thing for the comfort Of life can be bought here and sl0 will 20 as far as sl5 will in larger cities. When you want to leave the farm, come to our town and build nice comforta able hone and be among the best people in the world.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04

Now that the COW question is set tied, We would encourage our citizens to remove unsightly fences from their door yards and beautify the city with flower and stone coping.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04
18th day of May. 1906.

fer ihe uarpose of eIeeIing two = school Directors yCtlng for or ecsIust county unl- forulty Of text books. eDG voting s tax for school pUrpoeee- T1e p1lis wtli te Upen al C 0 clock n. and close st sunset
 Al leEal voters within the limits of the city CT Forrest C8ty are emitted tC vote.
 Gwen Unoer my band ss Mayor of the city of Forrest ClJy. Arkansas this the Iste day Gt Aprll. le1
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY {. ist..

The cowboys threaten 10 test the city stock ordinance in tie courts. That's the place 10 dc it.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04

Ifthe Forrest City Electric Light Plant can be had al a reasonable price, We say buy it. But the price must be right.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04

The health authorities are being criticised for laxity of rules relative to small po1 victims and their fami- lies.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04
Mayors Election Proclamation

Notice Is teFsty gwen that tnere VIII be 6D sIeefloH neid ID ibe clgy Of Forrest Cffy Couutt ef >t. FrsueIs and state of Arkan- sss. st ;ne usual voting pisce. for the >chool District of Forrest City ter bIetrIet Nc ..H ou t1e IIe sataraey Ip Msy. ttInk ne
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. VI. Groves sigma UT. is en each h.aX. 25c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
BLAME AVENGERS
FOR FIRING BARN
Friends Of Lynched Negroes Ac-
cused Of Incendiarism
Lynchers Sought.

Salisbury, N. c., Aug. 9.-Feeling ran
high in Salisbury again today when
news reached here that the barn of
Isaac c. -Lyerly. for the murder of
whose family the three negroes were
lynched here Monday night, was burned
shortly after midnight, presumably by
friends of the men lynched. The white
people are in an angry state of mind
and were it not for the presence of the
militia race war probably would be-
gin.
The military is still on duty guarding
the Jail and courthouse. The case of
the alleged lynchers under arrest prob.
ably will not be taken up at this term
of court. IS.
George Hall, indicted for murder in
the first degree as the leader of the
lynchers, desires to submit to charge
Of conspiracy, the maximum penalty fol
which is twenty years in prison.
The investigation is proceeding ant
it is expected that many more members
of the mob soon will be in custody. The
special court and grand jury are still il
session awaiting developments, with in
structions to proceed against all mel
arrested for participation in the lynch
ing. .'
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
WISCONSIN GRAIN
RATES CUT A CENT
Railroad Boards Coup Will Save
Vast Sums for the Ship
pers Of State.

Madison, Wis, Aug. 9.-Grain rates
for the state Of Wisconsin will be re-
duced practically one cent bushel by
an opinion of the railway commission,
handed down today. This is the most
important decision ever made by the
Wisconsin commission. The order will
affect all of the railroads operating in
the state. . '..'
The matter was started by a COM
the Wisconsin Central and later by the
complaint of w. I. Houser against the
Milwaukee, the Minneapolis & Omaha,
and the Chicago 8 Northwestern.
The matter was conducted as an In
vestigation of grain rates between sta.
tions in Wisconsin and Milwaukee by
the railway commission acting on It's
own notion. The two complaints in;
volved grain rates from Colfax and
, The commission notified the railroad
companies that complete investiga-
tion would be made on their own initi-
ative of the whole question and the
companies appeared at formal hear.
ing July 10, when sworn testimony was
The independent investigation Of the
commission, with reference to grain
rates dates almost back to the time OF
organlZaClOn. ana an elaDoraJe StatlsJl
cal compilation had been made before
the first hearing The hearings in the
matter Of passenger rates have contri
buted much to an exact solution of the
question. =.
The opinion states that the final ad
justment of figures has not yet beer
| made in passenger rates.
In view of the fact that Wisconsin
will ship 175,OO0,000 bushels of grai1
this year the reduced rate will cause {
| large saving to shippers.