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CANDVOIQT * VAOAKIN.
editor* *nd i*ubllahers.
For the occasion of the World’* Fair at St.
Louis Louisiana Purchase Exposition. the
tollowing Hound Trip Kales and arrange
ments are authorised to 8t. Louis. Mo., via
Tii* Cotton Kelt Route:
A
Paragould. 10 TO
Mrookland. 11 25
lonesboro . 11 TO
Gilkerson .I- TO
Weiner. 1- TO
Fisher. Ft 15
Fair Oaks. U 05
Hunter.14 00
Krinkley. .15 85
Clarendon .IS on
ft'*..lti S’.
Ulm .16 &‘>
Stuttgart.16 90
B C
a 90 8 Ot
0 to h 4‘
p T5 * T."
10 00 0 IX
10 60 (* V
10 95 1* *5
i! «r. to c
12 20 11 is
12 To 11 4
13 35 12 OC
13 55 12 r
m Mi 12
14 10 12 .V
Kates forehildren five years of age and un
der twelve will be one-halt the al>ove amounts,
odd cents added in all cases to make rut*
end in naught or five.
GENERAL EXPLANATIONS.
COLUMN A.—Kates shown in Column A
apply in the sale of Season Excursion Ticket!
under the fallowingconditions-.
Itate* of Sale— I»aily, April 15th to Novern
her 15th. 1964. inclusive.
Return Limit December 15th, UIW.
COLUMN B. Kate* shown in Column H
apply in the sale ot Sixty 16O1 day Kxeuniot
Tickets under the following condition*:
Dates t>f Sale—Dally. April 25th to Noveni
her 20th. l'<®4. inclusive.
Return Limit—Sixty (60) days from dateol
sale hut not late-than December 15th. l!t>4
COLUMN C’.—Rates shown in Column C
apply in the saleot Ten ilOi day Excursion
Tickets under the following-condition*:
Dates of Sales—Daily. April 2Tth to Novern
her 30th. 1904, Inclusive.
Return Limit—Ten (10 days from dated
sale but not later than December-'.tb. 1904.
II. H. LANG A G 1’. AT A
E. W. LaDEACME. G. P. AT. A.
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Harmonious Meeting of the Demo
cratic Representatives From
Every Township, Sav e
One.
Pursuant to democratic custom and
the order of the Democratic Executive
Committee, the Democratic County
Convention of St. Francis county, Ar
kansas, met at the court bouse last
Saturday afternoon.
Every township, except Blackfish,
was represented either in person or by
proxy, by the delegates chosen at the
township mass meetings on Saturday.
March 2<i, 19M, and there were a good
ly number of interested spectators.
Hon. Walter Gorman, chairman of
the County Committee, called the body
together, and stated that the first order
of business would be the temporary or
ganization of the convention.
The temporary organization was
then made by the election of Hon. W.
Gorman,chairman, and E. L Vadakin.
secretary.
A motion that the chairman appoint
a committee on credentials was regu
larly adopted, and the chair appointed
as such committee. Mr. S. II. Mann, of
Madison township, Squire J. J. Wood,
of Prairie township, and Squire W. 13.
McLaren, of Johnson township.
The said committee then gathered
up and took charge of all credentials
and proxies, and retired to the Judge’s
room to formulate their report, await
ing which the convention took a recess
ot ten minutes.
When said committee returned to
the court room, the convention was
again called toorder, and they submit
ted the following report, which upon
motion was regularly adopted HDd
committee discharged:
Mr. Chairman—We, your committee
on credentials be'* leave to report the
following gentlemen entitled to seats
in this convention.
Goodwin towuship-John Dyal, A.
I. Henley.
Griggs township—Tbad Seilers, Dan
iel Bond.
Crairie township—Squires J. J.
Wood, W. S. Nugent.
Madison township—\V. J Lanier, S.
II. Mann, Chas. Lewis, Walter Gor
man. L. H McGuffey. Edis Turley,
John Gatling, It. .1. Williams, J. T.
Johnson, T. C. Folbie, Sr , James
Bussell.
L'Anguille township— W. II. A1
dridge, J. F. Adame.
Franks township—J. B. II idges. J.
W. i.Itodgers, J. L. ltichaids, T. J.
Lowland.
Johnson township— W. B. McLaren.
F. M. Satlejlield, L N. Fipnin, 5 B
Swan, James .Smith, J . F. McDougal.
Wheatley township— Hugh Coffey.
II C. Smith, II. W. l'ayne.
Telico township—F. B. Wo ff. S. M
Blalock, J. A Giles, B. L. Brown, Jas
M. Wilson.
On motion the temporary organiza
•ion w as made peimaneut.
The chair stated ti e next order ol
bueiness to he the electiou of delegates
to the state convention.
Toe following gentlemen were placed
in in ui nation after a happy speech b>
lion. U. J. Williams in which lie de
claud that no Wood man should be
sent to that convention; that Governor
Davis would piobahly appreciate it if
rather Borne of Ids friends aliou’d be
sent, and that while lie (the speakei)
did not believe any man would violate
tiie w isl.es ot a majority of the demo
crats ol this county, nor violate his in
structions, still he ought not to be
tempted. Ac.
Dan Wylds, James Fussell, Eugene
Holfi . II W Lewis and 8. M. Blalock
were nominated.
A motion that delegates be elected
by-ballot prevailed, and the chair ap
pointed W. J. L mer and Chas Lewis
** telitis.
The ballots were then collected and
coanted and resulted as follows: Dan
Wjlda. 33; James Fussell, 21; Eugene ,
Rolfe. 21; IT. W Lewis. 14: 8. M 131a-1
lock. 16: N. W. Norton, 2; 8. II. Mann. I
2; W. Gorman, 1.
The chair declared Messrs. Wylds,
Fussell and Rolfe duly elected as dele
gates to the state convention.
On motion the three gentlemen re
ceiving the next highest votes, vie: 8.
M. Blalock, II. W. Lewis and N. W. j
Norton, were elected as alternate dele
gates to the state convention.
The next order of business being the
election of delegates to the Congres
sional Convention, the following gen
tlemen were nominated, and on motion,
elected by acclamation: Dr. J. F.
McDougal. 8. H. Mann. Daniel Rond
and Chas. Lewis.
As there will be no Judicial Conven
tion, it was moved and regularly car
ried, that Hon. Walter Gorman, chair
man of ttie Judicial Committee, he
authorized to certify the vote of 8t. j
Francis county for Hob. 1\ It. An
drews for Prosecuting Attorney, to
the proper authorities.
The next order of business being the
election of a committeeman from this
county on the Congressional. Judicial
and Senatorial committees of this dis
trict, it was moved and regularly |
adopted that the present incumbents. !
towit: Congressional. James Fussell: i
Judicial, W. Gorman; and .Senatorial,
Judge J. 8. R. Cowan, be re-elected.
The next order of business being the \
uaming <#f the members of the Demo-1
cratic Executive Committee to act for
the two years ensuing, as selected at
the several tow nship mass meetings on
March 26, the following gentlemen '
were placed in nomination by the deli -;
isatca 11 um lucii leapei'uve iuwusujp>,
and ou motions were severally and col
lectively elected to seive as comuiittee
mau as above:
Madison township—Walter Gorman,
H. A. Knight.
Telico township— S. M. Blalock.
L'Anguille township—G. T. Ilinson.
Franks township—T. J. Rowland.
Johnson township- G. G. Dorris.
Wheatley township- H. C .Smith.
Goodwin township--W. J. Jordan.
Prairie township—Hugh Coffey.
Griggs township—E. L. Taylor.
Blaektlsb township—A. Ashworth.
The chairman of the Executive Com
mittee laid before the convention the
report of the committee showing the
candidates receiving the highest num
ber of votes at the primary election
held iu St. Francis county on Saturday,
March tik, 1004, for the various State.
Congressional, Judicial, County and
Township officers; and thereupon, on
motion, the report was regularly
adopted, and all candidates receiving
highest number of votes in said pri
mary election, as leported by the
Executive Committee, were declared
to be the nominees of the democratic
party in St. Francis county.
On motion the delegates to the State
and Congressional convention, were in
structed to vote for tire candidata re
ceiving the highest number of votes in
the democratic primary election, hs
shown by the report of the Executive
Committee, first, last, aud all the time.
The business of the convention be
ing practically ended, Chairman Gor
man asked the bndy to consider a state
of facts and render their decision, for
the guidance of the committee in the
future. He went on to state that when
the Democratic Executive Committee
of St. Francis county was first called
together, a few weeks ago, to consider
the business of the campaign, it was
found that no less than three members
of said committee were avowed candi
dates for o9ic“, whereupon the said
candidates, gave their proxies to cer -
tain fiiends^ and they continued to
serve until their successors were e’ect
ed on March 26; that there was a dif
ference of opiuion among the other
members of the committee as to the
legality and fairness of thesa proxies,
and that the committee could not
agree in whole. He therefore asked the
convention to rule upon the matter in
order that future committees might
have the benefit ot the wisdom ot this
convention.
There was some discussion of the
matter, and man> questions were pro-!
pounded, after which it was moved
that whenever a member ot the Execu
tive Committee becomes a candidate
for a county office, his membership
shall immediately cease.
Looking to a more definite under
standing lion. It J. Williams, offered
the following resolution as a substitute
for the oiiginal motion, and it was
regularly adopted by a vote of 22 aye",
to 0 nays.
"Resolved, That when a member
of the Executive Committee, runs for
an office, or removes from the county,
oris peimanently unable to act, then,
in such case, the i nice of committee
man from such township, shall be
vacant, and the chairman of the Coun
ty Committee shall call a mass meet
ing in such township for the election of
a committeeman to till such vacancy.
On motion the convention theu ad
journed siue die.
Walter Gorman’,
Chan man.
Attest: E L. Vadakin, Sec'y.
NEW COMMITTEE OKOAN1/.ED.
Immediately after the adjournment)
|"f the coumy convention, the newly j
elected Executive Committee was call
ed together by Hon. Walter Gorman,
the object, as stated by him. being or
ganization. in order that the business
of the committee might oe regularly at
tended to. Seven members were pres
ent. aid Hon. S. M. Blalock wi:s
placed in nomination for chairman,
and elected without opposition.
Squire Hugh Coffey. was chosen
secret iry, without opposition and
there being no further business the
committee adjourned, subject to the
call of the chairman.
DAN WYLDS APPEARS BRKOItB tOil
M1TTKE.
The committee had scarcely adjourn
ed when Chairman Blalock called upon
them to reassemble to consider a mat
ter which he said he had forgotten.
After some little delay the commit
tee was re-assembled, whereupon Chair
man Blalock stated that Mr. Dan
Wylds. late candidate for sheriff, wish
ed to be heard before the committee.
Mr. Wylds then addressed the com
mittee, and stated in substance, that
prior to the cfficial count, all unofficial
returns indicated his election by a safe
majority; that when the committee
canvassed the returns they reported
Dr. McKnight elected by a small ma
jority: that he had been informed that
a number of citizens of Cross couuty,
had participated in the election by cast
ing their votes at the Otis box; that he
was not running in Cross county: that
he was not advised how these citizens
of Cross county had voted as between
himself and Dr. McKnight, and that
if they should be thrown out it might,
so far as he knew, increase McKuight's
majority, hut he believed that the mat
ter should be fu.iy investigated, and if
such illegal votes had been cast at the
Otis precinct, they should be thrown
out, regardless of consequences; that
he could not understand how there
could be such a discrepancy in the un
official and the official returns, and
that he prayed relief by this committee,
it being his only hope of justice.
The members of the committee or!
at least three of them, viz: Gorman.
Coffey and lllalock, discussed the
question of jurisdiction, aud when a
vote was takeu, it was found that two
voted for and two against the motion,
made by Mr. Gorman that it was the
sense of the committee that it bad no
authority to go into any such an inves
tigation. Those voting for the adop
tion of the resolution were Gorman
and Knight and those voting against
its adoption were Iliuson and Dorris.
The chairman called a second time
for a vote and the result was the same,
three of the committee refusing to vote
ou the proposition.
ChairmaQ Blalock then announced
that if, after due consideration it was
thought advisable and proper for the
new committee to go into this matter
he would call the committee together
at an early date.
He then declared the committee ad
journed.
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Rangum Root Liniment.
Chicago. 111.
SPURLOCK-NEAL COMPANY, Nashville. Tenn.
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Erin, Tenn.
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Na^ville, Tenn.
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Nashville, Tenn.
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Remember Rangum Root Linimint is good for every
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Buy a bottle of Dr. Hunt’s Rangum Root Liniment of
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RANGUM ROOT MEDICINE GOMPINY 4
SPURLOCK-REAL CO., Sola Proprietors, NaihrNU, Twin.
2 Car* McDaniel H. P. Flour.
I 1 Car Water Ground Meal.
| 2 Cara Timothy and Clover Mixed Hay.
1 Car No. l, Timothy Hay.
| 2 Cars l’rairie ilay.
All offered at lowest prices. Agency for ilammoud Packing Co's Meat
and Lard products.
R. M. NIMOCKS, Phone No. 46.
FORREET CITY. ARKANSAS.
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A Daily Problem
Solved
Its discouraging work to fill the lunch bag day after day
It’s uninviting to open the lunch bag and find the
eternal bread, bread, bread. Bread is good, ^
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novelty. Break the
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Biscuit
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7%^ Jo/i'a crack rS- that made the nation hungry.%.
Nutritious—healthful—satisfying. Sold
only in air-tight and moisture-proof
^ packages. Never sold in bulk.
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NATIONAL * BISCUIT COM PANY
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS To tu
STITI'TION OK THE S'i AT»*
OF AHKANSAS E
1
joint rteniui
Not top lit hereby
•c** Priipon,!
<tn«tirmjon
emhly at it/ r,.„ ew
that th.> .An,,, "'"•r
hprt t.y given ,h#t .
non", each nr.,I,,,,,. fo,'o*t6|
1"' « nn-11ruto,n' "r' »n*J
ment to the State Const oV,',”"""'1'' «') «iwT
h> the General AMeih'y Vt iu'
• ion nf twin bm/1 ■' rfi/
•ion nf I'.Mf.l, and m«r in,» * “ 4l«r
mitte.l to I he elector* of the W|" '* Ht
general election, to be he i - H,t'Uie n."
for adoption or rejection. vi*^p,emb*»'3.^
i'Roposed Aar.M)vu. _
After the fourth Monday I-, >„ ‘
I ' -I. an additional judge L|,Jo L ni,»rr. A h
onpretne Court, and theSel *“*<1to*
►hull consist of giv imlut. h 11 r tn*
•hail lie divided into ,*odm«'1 Tn
One division to consist of the {£•**
I and the two judge, oide*! i„ Jia&
he known a* Division Numt"rf?,mm;,,'on.h
to consist of the remaining j,oW ,h« WiiJj
known as Division NutnlAv, K *• *"dtoh.
JuM.ro Shall he the S Th«S$
ion Number One. and l'iv ",„nJ v'c"fIiit,,
aha I elect it* presiding Ju.lj^. r,'‘lr’hfr T»,
shall, when the atate of the d !l,e O'tiMta,
it. ait separately for the hen,..;. rKtair«
Don of causes andmatteis I",'1
under rules made by the court *'s’1 'hereto
of the Judaea of a division .hail m'J,,r'lf
Itiortim thereof, and the con ,1. r"u‘<‘tuts,
Judaea of a division ahtn. n e """* uf
necessary to a decision, and ail IL®***. Ik
Judgments of either di“i*?0n ‘ r^r» »*?
and matters pending before it ',h!n0K c*“*»
force and effect of those of the , ' h*v«tta
.AH opinions of „,e ??■,.
shall lie in writing and sha
uses in which they shall he
in (It* rinrirwff ti .. ** rpstio,.
lively made during the
r^P*r.
cause is submitted. Each divl u",ck tb«
authority to issue the wrus and***'11 hay*
powers enumerated in section* i
cle VII. of the Constitution * ‘ Hn^.Ani
Die
When a judge of a division Hi... .
Judgment therein. „r wh'n.p ,ro«
uion is involved, the cause nn ,Kl f"tr»!
in of the losing party shah h2 ,he 'S*
red to the court for ft- de. iamn;^ »
iglon ft 1. ^ f W DM Ike
court nr a division thereof ,n w h eh h*“th*
.spending shall ao order, the ,«V***
transferred to the court for .t. a,hillt*
hour Judges of the court shall
duorum thereof, and the concur
judges shall he necessarv ?o«
cept that when the Judge,1 „f the * .
arc equally divided |n opinion ,1?
dues;.on or the affirmancer" s UDl
cause previously determined by ■
duestion of the amrmancV,,.',r,'r"VtUrpM^p
Court, the judgment.
review shah tie”hftirtiie<iF ' ' °r Uttdt
Approved March In. l'scj.
I’UOI'OSEl) AMKShSlr
i nat (section I, Article It,. „f
non of the itate of Arkansas p . l_u,D*,l|d
as to rent! a* follow?:
K* “mended
Article 16 section I, Finance and Tai.n»
Neither the Mate, nor any ritVM*0*
town or other municipality in tin,
ever; nor shall any county, city
municipality ever lesue inn V™“ «
evidences ot indebteilness, excent'snch^US
•-may he authorized by law ^il"*
mm.I secure the payment of the 1,2111! ,n'
istinir indebtedness; and the "tatcP.^i'1'
erusue any interest heannir treaSuJriu
rams or scrip. Provided, n,at the cniSi
the drat and second das, may issued,£2
heanuaevounces or indebtedness HrS
however, that oetore Hus law shall £ 52;
tive the city council ot such city or^
shall pass an ordinance spec.fy.nir lor .he
purpose and for what amount Hu>> desnafl
issue interest beariny evidence, „j ]ni^
ness and the rale ot Interest ,f) be J!
the same Said ordinance shall be puhli.brt
tor tint tv days in a daily paper, pubiiahed ir
such cities or towns, but It there be nntUi r
papers t ben the same shall be published7ni
weekly pH per of aeneral clrcuIsli.mdatW
counts in winch the city or town j, ntualM
-Hid onliuacce shall then be submitted to the
Inhatiitante, at the next regular or jaeciti
eii}' election, for ratifies! jon or rr tctiun
and it a majority of all the electors yitieson
such ((Uestion are round to be in laser ofihj
rai iflcation, then said ordinance shall be In
I u11 t1 >rce aud effect, other* ise the sataeibi,
be null and void
(The above Joint resolution was vetoedl.j
the Governor and tasked over the vetubr
each hrMtich ot the (feneral Aasemb'y anil
died In the once of the Secretary ot Stateen
April ». l'»r.| i
F>u b elector may vote for or airalnst either
of the abore amendments.
Witness my offieisl -muature, this I'lhdat
of iehruaiy. 1’ H.
JNU. W. CKtiCKKTT. 8ec\r of State,
(hnvf*-t By O. (Lt'DVKi, Deputy.
Mortgagee's Sale.
Lt.N!>FH and by virtue of a mortgage ej
) ecu ted to the undersigned <m tliefth ,1sv
hi January. Ittftl, by Hugh L. Burnham. ij
Mai ) I. Iturnham. hie wilt*, of record uf ne
Ilecordei'e unite of St. I rancia county, .to
kaneas. in Kecord'Book 4 V Fiore 4.V1, wt irlU,
us mortgagee's under said mortgage, on
Monday, the ?d Day of May, 1904,
between the tioura of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon and : o'clock In the afternoon, tttbs
lumber mill at Whitmore, -t. Francis couaty,
A i kaneas. offer and sell to the highest and
best bidder lor cash, thu property conveyed
in euid mortgage, to-wit: All that part of tbr
South Half iS. Jiofthe Southeast Quarter
~ K. >*) of .section Four 4.' Township Fite
i *i North. itange Fivei.V) Fast, in theCounty
nl st. Francis and State of Arkansas.lying
south nl the Choctaw \ Memphis KsilronA
containing Eighty ISO) acres, more or less.to*
gether with ail the buildings. puufornt,
boilers. engines, lyelling. shafting mill sn<t
machinery thereon situated. The mill outfit
isue foUoWs:
Haud saw rig. s feet wheels; inch ace,OBJ
two saw trimmer 'it feet long, three »aw gsiij
edger. ooe bull rig for handling logs, bend
blocks, carriage, steam feed. etc., lug turner,
cut off saw rig and saws, tour b inch Dana
»awe. inn* automatic guminer, one br*li"»
t/iachine one tubular Lanier ">4 inches W «
teet. one tubular boiler Winches by IS feet,
one i*. by '.’l engine. All in giaid condition.
This sap-will be made for the purpose"
enforcing eaiistuutiun of the debt secjrtuiif
, ne mortgage, which is due ami unpaid
F. II McliF.Mt
K. L. M BN At
Slortg sgees.
Pith
April 1st. ISS'4. £
notice cf Confirmation.
NroTICE 1* hereby tiven. that attMJW
I icrni. oUhel’tiHneervteurtWf -'j
Kraocie County, ift the Stated "'**"*, d
will, under the provision* <>t ' b«pt*r
-andeU A Hill * !>lve*t. apply to **l<1twi
‘ur a decree cunllr.nintr hn title O' o'"*
West Hull Section Pour. it', in nnvnditp" ■
.it. north, and in Ilange live- '.ea ■* ■
I'mneis County, .Arkansas cotitannny
and 07-100acre*.
i hold .aid land through mean con'
ir;>m M T. Clement who purchasedi **
41 a tux *ttle made tty the i .iilrc
Iran, .county, Arkansas, on Hn H'n."',,
•1 .me. !MU. whicli .ale »«f "'“'le i1' * •'" nj
ol law tor the enforcement ol
unpaid taxes assessed strains! -*'» " hjl4
land fot the year, 'c ' and P|‘,'"1,.,"t ’*
>4 d»*»*d WHS to lilt* ’*• * • . urtftt
by T. C. Kolltre. clerk ot tlm county ^
*t. KranHu county, Arkaow^ on i
jf June, iKim. r .,«!&/
lcall on all person* who can tx
rijrht to the land *o purohaseU.
uuence of any irregularity or , f
connected with the said sale by th t|ie,
to M T Clement, to show e<lu.. V,f theS?t.
can. at the said May term. s,ir
I rtincis Chancery Court. 1 . |jBo;
made to the said M. T. Clement thou*
be con tinned. pI LA K I1UBB?.,
March 2nd. 1004,
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IMPERIAL HOTEL j
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i NEW HOUSE,
ji NEW FURNITURE,
NEW riANAOEMENT-1
;j MRS. W. C. SinnONS, Manager
A I invite the patronage of the P“blic*'
and will be glad to serve >o«. ,
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