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iheir respective Interests. This directory Is
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pended upon.—Er>.
Arrival and Departure of Trains,
CHOCTAW & MEMPHIS R.R.
V, «t— No. |—Passenger.It: 10 a m
i is, No. J -Passi ng ... • *:?!J P-m
- Ni», ii nr. ?:•£( Iv. i :.*> p.m
mltiui*** *»>*• supper.
Kast — ^o. 4—pHSM'iiuer— .flm
riU.KUlT
• i .ir.g West.
i tiling East .. . .10:4b p.m
V D,-RltANSFORb, Agent.
ikon MOUNTAIN It. K
>,„ilh -So. Ml—Passenger.11 '*■ * ,n
v.o lh No. HO— Passenger.. p. in.
- I. • Freight.. '. p. in. ,
North—1st). 10&—Freight ■ • 2:00 p. m.
\t.S PUltHoROW. Agent.
STATE OFFICERS.
i l ive, nor.Pan W. Jones
S„ re,ary of Plate............... .. A^^lun
^Treasurer. .V.".. V.. Thos. F Little
1 phi nev General.• Jctf Put is
riin. Pul*- Instruction.... ,JW i'S, ji
. ,„„u,i.Mi.ner State Lands.J. '> ‘
r .in. Agriculture.. .I rank liill
JUDGES OF SUPREME ’CURT.
»L ... Chief .justice
U n |; .Associate Justice
.•- •oil P. Hughes. “
y lived 1>. WoihI...
,i F* Itiddici. „. .
i . i). English. R „ .
T. I >. Cra « lord .^ Reporter
Address. Little Rock. Ark.
JUDICIAL OFFICERS.
J idee First Judicial District—II. N Hutton
Addles*. Muriannn. Ark
Prosecuting Attorney.R R- Macon
Address. Helena. Ark
Judge First Chance ry Circuit..F.. D. Robertson
Addiess, Wynne. Ark.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
.1 mine.-(Jen. P. Taylor, Forrest City :
rueritt .W. K. Williams. Forrest t ity
< , g .. tieo It. MwlUCy. Forrest ( ity
I ,-asuier.T. F. Haskins. Forrest City 1
£ -s,,r.H. C. Smith. Forrest M*v
s«i vevor .......R. L. Str.ekard. Forrest t it)
Coroner.J. H.tiAllej.|rof*est City
County Examiner.••• Kev. \V. li. Paslay, For
rest City. '
Sr. Francis (Joutity Circuit Court meets on
li.e Second Monday In 'larch ar.d Scntenit.cr
ui each year, alio continues three weeks.
Chancery Court convenes on the first Mon-|
da) in Min and Nr\ember.
County Court meets on First Mouday in.Ian- :
uary. April. Jill) ami Octotier of each year. 1
An claims against the count) must lie tiled on ,
or before the first day ot cacti term
Probate Court meets on Third Monday in
January , April. July and «ictober of each year,
TOWNSHIP OF Fit RKS,
Magistrates Madison Township.
I*. T. Haiti id. J. P.address, Forrest City
,i It. Zanders. J. P.address. Forrest City
o alter (ionium, J P. address,Madison
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
Tow n of Forrest City.
tl
Mayor.In(t. Tl. Tipton
i!<x»»rder.) . C. Mh win
TieaAurer. J. M- Nichols _
Marshal . • • O. P. Wolif
A>«ierim*n- Jas. Fuseli, .1. IJ, Baugh. John
iixiliuif, K A Koiii*. A. Mey r.
ft? .mi of Hralrh—T>r. Wv < otcher. Pre*.; I
In c C. White. lh . J. I> AtcK night, K. T. j
Hi«\. |\ I). Ii«»> ft<*. Si*c‘>
Council moot* on First find Third Tuesday
night* in each month.
1‘(Sen. Forrest Lodge. No. XI. Knight* of
Pvthian Meet* every Monday night hi Castle
Hall. Sol Lewi*. C. C ,J. M. Brown. K. *-t ic.
and S. Visiting knight* always wulcoined.
Format City Lodge, No. Ivingiit* and *
Ladies ot Honor Meet* every -<i ami 4th Fri
day night in each month. H. B. Gwvii, Pru- !
lector: Mr*. J. M. Nichols. Secretary.
<i. Francis Lodge. No. 4i£,Knight* of Honor.
M* of* everv l*t and dd Friday night* in each
m 'nili. W F. Homey, Dictator; Jno. 1.
Jones Ue|M»rter.
Korns* City fjodtro. N«* 1!W. F. Sc A. M.
Meet* o\t r\ i«» an< J \ Wodnr day night in
n 'li month II. P Dudley, W. M.; P. T. j
K llffti d, are re tit i y.
ftYriest Cit> Chapter. No fif) J.\ A. M
2.1 TucmIh.v in each month. V, fti. Pasinj,
High Fri**>t; Jo«» li - Tipton, Seeratary.
It. K tltV't KiilTllll)HllPIII H/'lSHlioV’*
air*. Meet* 1m shtturday in each uvntit it. 1 *•
'andera, C.»minnnder; E. L*ndvi<i±u (1 At.., i
ta»n.
Woodmen of the World, Forrest Camp L
C MnuK«m, c. (' ; li A. Knight,Clerk. Meets
ht Thuraday mgta in each month.
( UUKCHKS AND SABBATH SCHOOLS.
Methodist Kpinwpgl Church. South — Kcv. \V.
C. Davidson, pastor. Set \ iccsevci x Siiudax at
n a. nt. and ?:•$<) fi.tn. Ptax er■ meeting ex< i\
Thursday night at * o'clock. Sabbath school
• very Sunday morning at 10 o’clock, <J. B. ,
Mallory, superintendent. The public I® cor
dial!} invited Ladie- Aid Socict x meets evei >
Tuesday altern«*‘»n Ht It o'clt"*k at the parson
aue. Lpworth Leuguc meet- every >unday
afternoon at Ho’clock .1 K. Wynne, lues.
Presbytei imii Church—Ue\ . L. K. Snnpaon
i n-ini . service- every tiist and third S »h
' nth at 11 a. hi. audT: .o p. m. Prayer meet
ing ever.} Thursday night at same hour. Sat)
••ath school every Sunday morning at h im.
M. T. Gray. Superintendent. The public i
cordialD invited.
Baptist Church—Eld.W. J. Kobinpon. pastor.
Service® every Sunday at II a.in. ami 7 :iU pin
’«ax **r itmeiing exerx Wednesday night at
*■ o'clock. >j l Uifh School every r-uudax
•m ruing at 0.lie o'clock. .1 M. Piewett. supt
The public Hid bn cordially welcomed.
Baptist Young People*® Christian Union
■ 'Mi ts every Monday night at s o’clock \V.
T. Sander- nreaident.
Catholic Church—G. A .•kind, pastor. Set
viu'Miii t i * second and luunh Sundays of >
< ach month. vht.: Mass at 10 a. m.; cate*
clnsiu. *j;.m p. m.; evening devoLou at U.
Sc^ts far at any <»t the s«*i vh*o®
Ctiuich ol the G*kh1 Shepherd (Protestant
U. iuseopHl . No Mgular lector at pre-cut.
Sundax School ever.} S.indax morning at 9 im.
Air. K:d- Turley, superintendent All seats
t»«*e. A cordial invitation to the sci vices is
extended to the public.
TO BURST CITY POSTOPFICC'.
i
Open >uicm> lorn: lU.m.to Km. Mail-close
I* »lt an bout lirluit* tram schedule. c.'cept
• ight man wc«t and morning mail east, x\ Inch
'T»»sc at ? p. Uk.
^tai l«nuie Mail fc»r Cooper and Newcastle*.
A k.. depart at !.* p.tn. on Tuv-diyt. Tliurm’ay*
• .** sati ?da>s. ati" tor Pine Tree at o'c.ock
j i Tuesday s nod Sunt rd ax s
J. C. BULL 1 oSimastei
OUm.aua CUBAN RELIEF mtm
- EWillLl SColic,Ncura’f.ia.arulTo^Uiaclu:
“ * vin fivv Sou.-c.ujuim. li I
vu~ Eusa-aer Conpiuiuu. Irjco, 25 Ceuta.
Fo-'■=.»!*; l>\ 1>i un<ivit & mugli.
DEMOCRAT TIMES.
_ *
.1. M. Wallace, of Sand Ridge, visited
Democrat Saturday.
Mis. Lillie Wallace Is laid up with the
grippe.
The weather was on a grand rampage
Saturday night
Mrs. Lula Thomas has lost her grip.
This community won’t have to plant any
cotton this year, as they have got all they
will gut her on hand.
.1. M. Gunter visited lieth, Ark., on
husiuess Monday, returning Tuesday,
afoot, as Pete had left him.
Mrs. Tennie Wright left here Tuesday
for Lonoke, Ark., where site intends t<>
make her future home.
Mrs. Delia Jackson is much improved,
after i;uite a tussle with the grippe.
ltev. Moses Laue visited this section
Wednesday.
Uurrab for lilalock! He's the right
man in the right place—let's keep him
there.
Mi's Sal lie Hughes visited Mrs. Thomas
Wednesday.
This week has l»een just like spring.
March has made a beautiful appearance
so far.
Richard Mooney lias given up the mail
route, lie will embark in the timber
business in ttie near future. We are afraid
tiie timber market will be glutted.
We have not seen any preparation by
tbeC.it: M. It. R. to dram Dry Rayou at
Heth. If (tie road officials would come
over and see what a condition the county
road is in at Heth, caused by the bayou
being dammed up by the railroad dump,
they would put in a vent at once, and it
would 'ave us and them a great deal of
trouble, as they will have to open this
bayou in the near future.
J. M. Wallace, of Sand Ridge, went to
Memphis the first of this week.
H. 1*. Owen, -of Lulu, passed through
h**re enroute to Forrest City and Memphis
the latter pirt of last week.
Most all persons have lost their grip(pe)
except Phineas Lamb—he has a bad case
yet.
P. Jackson is on the puny list.
Sir.vKK Bill.
HI* Life Was Saved.
i -- - - - .
Mr J. K. Lilly, a prominent citizen of
liauuib.il, Mo., lately had a wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. In
telling or it he sajs: “I was taken with
tvphnid'fever, that ran into pneumonia.
My lungs became hardened. I was so
weak 1 couldn't even sit up in bed. Noth
ing helped uie. 1 expected to soon die of
consumption, when I heard of Dr. King’s
New Discovery. One bottle gave great
: relief. I continued to use it, and now am
‘ well and strong. 1 can’t say too much in
; its pra.se.” This marvelous medicine is
j the surest and quickest cure in the world
lor all throat and lung trouble, itegular
I sizes. 50 cents and SI.00. Trial bottles
tree at ,1. II Dunavaut Jc Co.’s drugstore.
Every bottle guaranteed.
MADISON times.
Business in all Hues has been brisk
since the winter broke.
Cotton is coming in lively since fanners
have resumed pickiug.
Commercial tourists have been nuiner
•<:us here the past week.
.1. D. Baugh, of Forrest City, passed
through Madison Tuesday on Ins way to
the St. Francis bottom, where he has a
large interest.
Dr. C. C. White has made several pro
fessional calls here leeeutly.
Mrs. W. F. Epps speut Monday in For
rest City visiting her mother, Mrs. Lucy
Cfippen.
Mrs. II W. Wheeler returned Friday
•tom a protracted i mi to friends in Mem
phis. Misses .'' in-.and l’atis. y Wheeler,
sisters ot Mr. Wfteeler, accompanied her
home.
The many friends of I>ave Thorn are
giad to see him oil (lie streets again, he
having had a severe attack of the grippe.
. Joseph Seigwort spent Sunday in the
lilutT City with his family.
Capt. A. Whyte is (pile feehle at this
writing. We hope to soon hear of an im
provement in his condition.
Miss Jessie Kpps is sufficiently recuper
ated to se.i'.iine her duties in the postofVce.
Dr. 1’iKil made a professional visit here
Sunday
T. L. Humph.cy - a member of the Sec
ond Arkansas "\ olunleers, has returned
home. . *■
l)r. Wm. Crutcher was in Msdlson
1 Wednesday
l-ast Monday morning at live o’clock,
death entered our midst and claimed as
i his vict in Mrs. .Kale, wife of 11. W. Crip
pt n, and one of Madison's most noble wo
men, Her death was not a surprise to a
great many, as she had been an invalid
j for live years, during which time her suf
ferings were indescribable, lint a few
days prior to her death, there seemed toliv
amarkid improvement in her condition,
but during the recent severe weather site
C mttacted a cold which Iter frail constitu
tion was utterly powerless to withstand,
a H medical ekni proved futile as a means
o; relief. She was a consistent member
of file Methodist eburcli and lived a life
worthy of iMiitat'oo. lier Christian faith
was a great solac'd during her long years
o suffering. She looked for death with
easing anticipat ion. it living to her the
ir nsitioi* from a «uid of stnrovv and eat
fering to one of perpetual peace and hap
piness. She was a dutiful daughter, a
loving sister and devoted wife and mother.
She leaves a husband, two children, (the
youngest too young to realize its loss.) a
mother, two brothers and a sister, to whom
we extent condolence In this which is in
deed a most trying hour with them, as
Mrs. Crippen’s brother, Jas. Ilumprheys,
death preceded hers only live days.*
Dr. W. II. Alley came- down Wednes
day evening aud returned on the next
train.
Since our last, a young Miss McFall has
made her appearauce in the home of 1MV.
McFall, and to say that the father is elated
puts it mildly. The mother aud babe are
doiug well.
Bismarck’s Iron Nerve
Was the result of bis splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
aie not found where stomach, liver, kid
ueys and bowels are out of order. If you
want these qualities and tbe success they
bring, use Dr. King's New Life Fills.
They develop every power of brain and
body. Only 25c at J. II. Duuavaut &. Co.'s
drugstore.
BURNT CANE TIMES.
As vve have noi seen any items trora this
place for some time, we will endeavor to
gather what we can.
D. C. McDaniel was a pleasant caller in j
our neighborhood Sunday.
T. J. Withers, of Widener, spent a
couple of days hi this vicinity, looking af
ter his farming interest, this week.
D. C. Webb, of Forrest City, was over
Monday looking after his farm aud the tur
keys.
Prof. () J. llall, jr., visited relatives*
and friends at Lakeview Saturday ami
Sunday.
Wm. Worrall is putting mlt a large tiue
lot of gum and oak timber at Kennedy
ltidge. Will is a hustler.
Richard Cox, who is running an exten
sive tit..her camp on Blacktish Bayou,
speut Sunday and Monday at home.
F. M. Golightly paid Widener a pleas
ant call Monday.
Nearly all of the farm land has been
rented for another year. This bottom laud
never fails to tent.
Ask some of our bora about going to
preaching. They will I ell you.
Geo. 1, Turk, of Ful wood, came over
.Sunday evening and will spend a few days
with us. George and numerous friends
here who are always glad to welcome him
hack to his old stamping ground
Mrs. Pollute Council is visiting Widen
er for several dais. We think surely there
must be some attraction.
O. J. Hall was at Widener Monday on
business.
Miss Toinmye A. Davis, who has just
closed a very successful term of school
i here, returned home Monday.
Richard Cox and John W. Hall visited
Forrest City '1 hursday.
Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Itromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fans to
cure. hSc. The genuine lias L. L5. Q. on
each tabiet.
JURY LIST.
uha.no jcrohs.
E Bonier J P Blanton
John P. Brown Jno S It Cowan
E Turley T M Taylor
J P Pounders J P Hardin
Daniel Wylds '1.1 Davis
Peter Brnmcl J K Moekard
tv 1; Kendricks J I’ McDonald
JacUJoues W M Partridge
ALTKKN ATKS.
Beo Giles Ed Mallory
Jesse Hill Pat Bunks
1 E Richards James Brown
PETIT .11'irons
O B Roll wage i>an Perkins
S P .McDaniel 11 P M ■ Vary
\ It Nelson W I. Partmino
\V .1 Prude II It Harrison
J DSIuss TJ Rowland
D K i to rues J E Pinion
W B Mann John Wh'iticgton
Phil Neeley J S lliler
ALTKKN ATKS.
W Scott WaJdrip Thus E < hi; I;
J K Pole Will Pearson
C D Terrell Edgar Taylor
SOME MORE LOCALS.
•Ion C. Lynch.of near Haynes, was
a busy man in town Monday.
Her many friends will be pleased to
learn tiiat Mrs. L.E. Davenport is able
to leave her room, alter a protracted Ill
ness.
Eld. W. James Robinson. we are toll’,
has resigned the pastorale of the Bap
tist church. We have been unab'.e to
get particulars.
1). G. Cook kas been over to his fainr
several days tins week, and lias made
the best of tins tine weather to g’ji out
the balance of his crop.
The beautiful weather for a week has
tilled every cotton patch with pickers,
and hundreds of bales have been Saved
in tins county. The quality is good,
but greatlv damaged by dirt and slicks.!
A coujile ot weeks of sunshine will per-i
mil nearly if not quite all the crop to
be gathered and settle the cottou ques
tion for this season.
The bluebirds, lining practically ex
tinct. may no longer be considered the
“harbingers of spring,” and young la
dies on horseback have usurped this
distinction. We are encouraged to be
lieve tiie enchanted season is at hand,
judging by the appeal ance ot a bevy of
beauteous maidens, capped and skirted,
mounted upon prancing steeds, wlm ap
peared upon the highways last Monday.
The Woodmen of the World held
their regular monthly meeting last
! night and transacted a considerable
amount ot business, among the itemsot
which was the election of tluee new ap
plicants, mid constituting M N' Gaines
Jh-puiy Sovereign Commander, whose
duty it is to examine applications for
lnemheisliip. S A Gooch, ot Wynne.!
Xfeputv State ^oirimmder, assisted the
lodge in ttie.r routine busines, and
granted tin. J Ige the special dispensa
iion .of nrtes; dollar fee for membership
lot the e::t thirty days. I
!
Thousands of
sirk and suffer- 1
irg people are
like the poor
cripple in the j
Bible, who had
no one to help
him down to
the lift-giving i
pool before j
some one else
slipped in
ahead of him.
1 So many suf
l ferers feel that
if they could
only get a little
I help to over
come their ex
treme weak
ness they I
would then be
able to regain their coveted health and
strength.
It is just these people that Dr. Pierce’s
Golden Medical Discovery is designed to
aid. It is the strong, helping hand for
those who are in the extreme of bodily
weakness and nervous exhaustion. It
promptly ton s, nourishes and builds up
the entire system. It gives keen appe
tite. good digestion, pure blood, muscular
strength, nerve-force and renewed activity.
“ When I first wrote you I was completely dis
couraged.' siivs Mrs W. M. Satterlv, living at
Richiord. Tk ga Co., N. Y. (P. O. Box 40), in a
letter to I)r. 1'ierce. " I was in pain all the time,
could not lie in bed on account of severe, sharp
cutting pains in my back and right hip. Had
pain all through tile lower part of mv body and
mv elbows hurt me so much I could scarcely
lift my baby. My skin was dry. harsh and
scaly and hung like sacks on my arms My
husband called the doctor, and he said it was
weakness, and my age His medicine did me
no good. I kept getting worse and weaker. It
seemed I should go crazy. One day t wrote
you and drived advice. I have takeu I‘r.
Vierce's Golden Medical Discovery, his Fa
vorite Prescription ' arid ' Pleasant Pellets,' and
now I can lie in bed with some comfort and can
do a good day's work.'
The most valuable book for both men and
women is Dr Pierce's Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser.
A splendid 1008-page volume,
with engravings and colored
plates. A copy, paper-cov
ered. will hr- sent to anyone
sending twenty-one cents in
one cent stamps, to pay the
cost of mailing only, to Dr.
K V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Cloth-bound, 31 stamps.
MONTHLY
SUFFERING.
'Y'housands of
women are
troubled at
monthly inter
vals with pains
in the head,
back, breasts,
shoulders,sides 1
hips and limbs.
But they need
not suffer.
_ These pains arc symptoms of
dangerous derangements that
can be corrected. The men
strual function should operate
painlessly.
makes menstruation painless,
and regular. It puts the deli
cate menstrual organs in condi
tion to do their work properly.
And that stops all this pain.
Why will any woman suffer
mouth after month when Wine
of Cardui will relieve her? It
costs $r.oo at the drug store.
Why don’t you get a bottle
to-day?
For advice, in case3 requiring
special directions, address, giv
ing symptoms, “The Ladies’
Advisory Department,” The
Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Term.
JICSc..
Mrs. RGZENA LEWIS,
of Ornnvllle, Tciair, t.ryss
"tw?« troubled f.t monthly Intervals
with terrible pains In my hoad and b'.;k,
but have been entirely relieved by Wins
cl Cardui.”
Bestaurant
Til ICE A ALTMAN,
South Side of Railroad.
The I’laee to get
Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies,
Candies, Canned Goods,
Heinz’s Goods.
lit’iil a Can Cigsr in Town. '[
Laundry
Done up in the nicest and in the
latest style hv LITTLE LOCK
S1’E.\M LAl’XDUY, in either
Dead or Gloss Finish.
I’ants lauudried tor doe. Lace
Curtains a specialty—only 50c per
pair.
MALCOLM R. TIPTON, Agent
Calls Mondays and Tuesdays.
Also Agent for
OLIVE BICYCLES,
The High Grade Wheels.
All kinds of Repairing on Short Notice.
Prices are correct. Your patronage invited
GOOD
FOR
40c
In order to advertise our pa
per, new subscril>er& nay clip
and send, i ft/soon, tni* coupon
and 60C. (stamps taken) to tin*
ILLUSTRATED YOUTH UNO IGF
(BucoM.«r to Youth a A'U^.aU),
NASHVILLE, TENN.,
■ nr* ■■w a nil it will he sent one year a.,
“trial subscription;" or will send it tlir tint 5 j
fo” 30C. Regular price per year. It is ar 11- |
lustr tied, semi-monthly journal, of 161032 psgWfcT |
ilUloN.i'otTKt, ADVt NTl KISBXSKA ANdLa.N1>
\\ IT AND i ll’MiiH, XftlvrOMY, HlOGKAPII Y.TrAVFU^ f
Seli NCK, Gfc.M-.KAL INFORMATION, WOMAN’S l>r- |
hhtment, and Gov, Tauuk's DlpahtmkSit* ]
I trior's I.ore letters to the Public are of sp. - i
V' »j ’ Mt‘ reaU Sample cony free. Agents Waet*J
FRFF I EDUCATION,etc. To any suii*cnhf«
E t>h-A- • w!.<» will tccura eneurh D(w subset h
ers it our regular rales to equal The tegular priew
of the article selected, we *111 iflve free! bicycle,
Fr' W W»t£h, diamond rinjr, or a scholarship In either
ct Dm mf ban's DusinetsColleges, Nttnrnit,Ten?:.,
Gtlvesttm, orTesarksna, Tea., orime if; almost anv
ire. s College or Literary School. \N rite us.
Mention Tiifi, inuts. Forrest City, Ark, I
-
of Coffee?
If so, buy
a Package of
PLOW BOY.
Put up iii Pound Packages—Two pounds for :>5C>
-SPOT CASH
J. W. BECK & CO.
PLOWS »
IMMENSE LINE OF M
Buggies & Harness
6lGSG[and & (LrcsGEDt
Bicycles! (
Best Equipped Repair Shop
in Eastern Arkansas.
Plummer & Davis
-THE
Hardware & Furniture Dealer],
Marianna, Arkansas,
FUSSELL, GRAHAM & Cl
DEALERS IN
General®”]—
Merchandise
INCLUDING
Furniture,
Stoves,
Tinware.
Cultivators
and Mowers
Barbed
Wire
and
Lime
a specialty.
The Hijcfhest Market Price will be paid for I
Chickens, Butter, E:jgs, Hides, Tallow.eUj
Forrc.s-t City, Ark.
Representing the
Old Reliable,
Time Tried and
b ire Tested
Companies.
Gins, Saw Mflj
and
Fariii Proper#
a Special
We'Pay Taxes, Redeei n Lands, Sell and Exchange ProPert>
Money Loaned on Improved Farm Property dnJd'e
an d Ten Years Time.
\\ k Sell Fire, Li «'e, Tornado and Accident Policies
• and Make York Bond.
Co. U JESl’ONDKNCK solicited.
Lock Box lil. Office in Court Hoi
W. E. DUNCAN,
Barber arid Hairdresser^
North Washington SU Forrest City.
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