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..ANDU01CT5 VADAKIN.
Editor* and PablidMr*.
•
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dontn*. «6 Cv 'nrarsab'r in A'JTnoc*
rRIUAT AETKKMOOR <XT 1W
ANNUAL QUORUM COURT
The Usual Five Mill Tax for
Counuty General Pur
poses Was Reduced to
4? Mills—Annual
Appropriations
Made.
B. D. ABUS AS COMMISSIONER
Quite a Lively Session W as Held —
Psir Sew Road Districts Were
Formed-Jndge Folbre s Mes
sage Read and Approved.
After making two previous attempts
to get a quorum the Annual Quorum
Court of St. Francis county held its
regular session at the courthouse on
Saturday, Oct. 6. His Honor. Judge
T. C. Foibre, presiding.
To the people of tbe county this is
the meet important court of the year,
as it appropriate* the money ar.d makes
provision for paying the expenses of
the county government.
All the townships were represented
except W'heatley, Blackfish and LAn
guiile. The following J. P.'s answered
to roll call: W. S. Thomas. W. B.
McLaron. B. F. Sander*. C. T. Moore,
B. D. Able*, R. L. Collier. Jro. Sher
man, J. H. Cavanaugh, J. J. Wood,
W. S. Heustiss, F. M Pipkin, J. B.
Sander* and Ellis Turley.
The annual reports of the county
officer* were read, approve*} ar.d filed.
Tbe following appropriations for the
ensuing year were made:
Ctrcuit Court expense* _ t 6,«*>
f ourty arid Probate Court ex
penses . 1,000
J jstice of the Peace Courts 800
Assessment and Tax Books._ 800
Keeping Jail ar.d Prisoner* .. 1,500
Few Public Records and Fixtures 400
For Pauper expenses . 1,000
For County General expenses 3,500
For Roads and Bridges . 4.000
To Pulaski County_ .. 50
Total . 119,050
Upon the levying of the rate of tax
ation for county general purposes there
was much debate and. despite the ac
ceptance of Judge Folbre s report,
which recommended the levy of five
mill*, there was a strong sentiment ir
the court to reduce the taxes There
was several motions and substitutei
and much discussion with reference U
this matter and finally the body settled
on a levy of 4 3-4 mills for county gen
eral purposes. A quarter of a mill was
levied for the sinking fund, the bond
interest fund got a quarter of a mill,
the town of Forrest City five mills,
while the school and state taxes went
down according to law.
New road district N>o. lb was Termed
by combining school districts 9 and 21
and J. D. Heustiss was appointed over
seer of the new district.
School districts Nos. 4. 5 and 6 were
also made road districts which are num
bered 17, 18 and 19, to receive their
pro rata of the railroad tax for the im
provement of the public roads.
The SoO allowed by the court to Pu
laski county was our share of the cost
in a lawsuit brought by the Cotton Uelt
railroad against that county to Recover
all the road tax the said corporation
had f»aid into the state treasury.
Jl'DGE’S REPORT.
T > the honorable, the justices of the
Quorum court of St. Francis county:
The undersigned, in obedience to the
requirements of Section 1499 of Kirby's
Digest of the Statutes, submits the
following report
As will appear from the rejwvrts of
the clerk, treasurer and sheriff, our
county finances arv in good condition,
and though our expenses during last
year ran higher than usual, we have
sufficient to pav cash f ir all services
during the ensuing year.
I have, since the last settlement in
July, purchase*! another ■ f the out
standing bonds of the county, thu- re
ducing the debt to $24,1/*'.
I have made - m< impr \em» t- :•
the court house property, such put
ting down cone ret** walks, and painting
ail the woodwork, and whitening the
wails of the interior of the court house.
As to the bridges, will -ay that I
have exjiended the appropriation, a> :
we have several new bridges just com
pleted. and will need more bridge work
than usual done this year.
1 renewed the contract with J. P
McDonald fur keeping the paupe rs. and
ht- has given entire satisfaction.
Our road matters ar>- not in the satis
factory condition we would wish,
though in some districts the ruaiis are
in better condition than ever before.
I suppose the next legislature will
make some radical changes in the road
law —but that will not likely take effect
until next summer.
It will appear from the report of the
clerk that the estimated revenue re
quired will be 1^1,000 and of this we
can only appropriate 90 per cent, and I
j- »
recommend appropriations as folkws:
Expenses. Circuit Court .? 6.CM)
J P. Courts . «0>
I County ar.d Probate Courts _
Expense of jail .— 1.
Assessment of Tax Books. *»»
F*ublk Records..
Expense of pauper?. -- 1.000
Bridges ..C000
County General. . 3.5k»>
Total.$19,000
And I therefore recommend that a
tax of five mills be levied to meet said
appropriations, ore mill for county bond
interest ard ore-half mill for county
sinking fund. As to the rad tax, that
you levy not to exceed three mills.
An idea prevails that we should re
| dace our taxes, but. as you will see
from the financ-a 1 statement, our ex
penses during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1906, our expenditures was
fie.i«0. and a five mill tax on present
valuations at '* per cent will raise rust
sufficient to meet such an out»ay. and
I think it woould be tad business policy
not to lev y a tax sufficient to meet such
expenses.
A'.d I re-' mroend an appropriation
of $50 to be paid to Pulaski county as
the pro rata of this county of the attor
ney’s fees for the road tax suit by the
Cotton Belt railroad.
A.-?d I further say that I hope »e
will have no such extraordinary expense
as we have just paid off. but from pres
ent indications we will have a consid
erable outlay by reason of the smallpox
now prevailing ir. the county.
In closing I wish to thank you gentle
men for your kind consideration here
tofore, and I hope our deliberations and
conclusions will be as agreeable and
harmonious as in the past.
Respectfully submitted.
T. C. Folbre. Judge.
SHERIFF'S ANN ALL REPORT
Shows the Total Amoont of Taxes Col
lected for 1905 to be S104.410.94.
To his Honor Thos. C. Folbre. Judge,
and the honorable Quorum Court of
St. Francis County, Ark.
1 beg to submit for your honorable
consideration my report as Sheriff and
; Collector for the year 1903:
County rtate and city Uiw S SE.366 96
j Liquor bceaae ... . 2.350 X
Drainage Ihrtnct No 1 Lame* J.060X
Drairage District No 2 ixxf« T. 185.69
I Sixicnth Section School Land, 3.460 35
Delinquent laie* from IX* 9€.3$
FINES. FOEFtmiEi and Li*
CRN SR COLLECTED
1ST*.
| Sept. 29. D Sublet! 15 r
| Oct. 4. E M Tic astern. J P court 5e <
, Nc/v 4. Will H.nacm. C. C court '> X
Nov 11. Jordan Bo n. J P court 5X
I Nov 13. W A. Garvin. C C. court,
2 caeer 2f X
[ Nov. 15. Joe Mt Daniel. J P court 1 X
; Nov. 15. Joe Young. J P court 10 X
tNov 2*. CU« Boo they. J P court 1 X
Nov. 24. Lccitae, Mr* A H irjr 5 X
Nov 21. License. Jnc Robertson Show XX
Nov 24 Licvnar C Tower's S»de Show 10 X
Nov 24. T and D N Wilboru. J P court 10 X
Dec 9. LictftM. Hqrbo.A Amusement
Show 10 X
Dec. 7, Mary Iamb. J P court " 7!
Dec 29, J A Corn thus. J P court 1 X
Dec 29. J W Venson J P court. 3 X
Dec 29. Albert King J P court 1 X
1906.
Jar. 1. Henry McDaniel. J. P Court 1 bt
Jar. 8, R W W*Jton. hire te nd 7 54
Jar. 8. M Rotskey. peddier license XX
J an 29. Gordon Casteel 152 4<
Jan 29. Ferry ’iceoae. Pete Covmgtcm )00 X
Jan 30. Torn Lar.ford hired to Hon De
Roasitt 3 73
1 Jan X. E. F Scott, f.ne. C C. court ... 13 X
i Fed. 12. Sam Cochran 2 5C
: Mar 24. W H. Crawford, forfeiture of
i bond K9 x
' Mar 24. Robt Wood, forfeiture of bond 89 X
Mar 24, Dar. Neel, forfeiture of bond 25 X
Apr 12. Levy Morton. J. P. court, illegal
setting whi*key 47 fX
May 1. WU1 Campbell. J P. court, pistol 50 X
May 11. Henry A*berry, J P court 3 X
Ms? 12 Sam Dorsey. J P court 5© X
Ma> 32. Licence, Fowler b Show 12 X
May 32. L. W White. J P court.. 2U
Si* L Roper. J P court 25 X
May - Henry Lindsey J P court 25 X
May ii. E. Pierce. J P. court 25 X
June JV. Steve Tucker. J. r. court
(whiskey ) ... 56 X
June 2s*. J *e Alexander, J P. court
< whiskey' 50 X
J u. > '. A r.d re w C<a : r,*ton. J P court
1 pinto!' 50 OC
J ‘ Walter O • r *?’-■ r. J P. court
8 ■ M
July * Steve Ridley. J. P c.-urt. 10 X
July*. Wm Barr. J P court 10 X
i Ju.y * Richard Stephens. J 1’. court 10 X
I July 11. WiU Cobb. J P court ' X
Ju > 12. Geo W;]*on J P court < pistol) SOX
! July 12. J*-?u* Belt J P court 1 X
July '.4. Wash Lenord 'hire bond), J. P.
j court . _ . ... 3 55
July 14. Will Collin? 'hire bond). J. P.
court 4 2»i
Juj> 14, Chan. I’pshaw. J. P court 25. "
j July 1 «. W ill I jay man, hire bond. Sweet
j July 27. Tom June*, hire bond 2
, Au* 7. p-u l ComUiua, 2 ca-e?. J. P.
rI
| A use. 13. Mack Morgan. J P court 500
j Aug. 23. Scrap J nea. *•«
! A,*: J'. i* ;ver Coleman. ** 7 X>
i Sept. 3. Sylvester Rew-a. 2 cases*. J. P.
j court .......... 2 X)
j Sept. 4. Wm. Pre-ton. hire bond 2 Vj
Sept. 10, I^asx- Field*. J p. court <Heu*
j ';#) | •
Sept. 11. }f. R M »;f v. J. P >jrT * X)
■Sept 13. W M. NfA^n. J l’. court
j < Hail 1 00
1 Sept. 13. Geo. Bondar.. J. P ourf (Hail) '■ on
j Sept. 14. Verer W;l-<m, '* ' 00
i Sept. 14. Lou W ij«*m " " r, QQ
^ep*. ! 4. Jn* . Wilson r, 00
j Sept. 14. Turner 5 UU
j Sept 14. Frank Parish. “ '* (hire
'
.Sept. 14. Bid Fie in. J p co,:’ : ij
Dover *
•Sept 22. Tom Tucker. C. C. court,
| (whskey) y>
A (it aR ATEEII Cl RE FOR PILES
* It<*Lin>f. Llind. Bleeding. Br»*trudi»tf
’ IMit-N tre authorized t<»
\ m *!♦ if 1 A/j) i iINTMKXT
ilxiis t rrv in • t* * 14 day>.
Io the l.adio
1 take this method r,f inf, nning the
ad*-' i ; Y rrest City aiid vicinity
ti.at I wii: i»- in F- rr*->t City, a; the
Mari i; 1 a te next M >nday and T .»•'
day. 1" and 1*.. with my new
fa., .int-' f drt-" g ■ - - i'. 'i:k.'. tri ; -
i mings. and adies and mivst' ready
to-wear garments I lave the very
latent t Vfc ’ ie>. and will appreciate *
caii from all.my o,d patrony.and in fact
all the ladie.y of Forrest City and vi
cinity, It will interest v a to i n k at
my tine line.
Tom Shout.
Representing Ware & Sol an i. iit,
ena, Arkansas.
Capt. Jack Casteel left vesterdav
for Marianna, where he will accept a
position. We commend Jack to the
good citizens of our neighboring town
Judge Remley » all right. He is
sincere, loyal and true t© h;s friends,
a large number of whom went out or
A«t evening to hear his lectnre. Tne
Judge made a splendid talk and the fact,
was apparent to ail that he had giver,
his subject mucn thought ar.d study:,
the truth :s, quite a number were sur
prised at the clever manner in which
Judge Remley acquitted himse.f, and
‘ many who came to scoff remained to j
pray. In the opinion of The Time*
ttiar “The Queen of My Home" as
conceived and pictured by the gentle
man to whom we had the pleasure of
•tenmg on last evening, was not bad.
The Judge's manner of expression and
h - delivery were somewhat amusing at
t.me*. but his lecture was full of ten
der sentiment, beauty. pathos and glow
ing eulogies to the ladies. Hurrah for
Judge Remley!
Srn>th s bore Kidney Cure
H.e r,. v guaranteed kidney remedy.
But it—try it it cost* you nothing if
it fai.s. Price 50 cents J. T. Sander*.
Gorman-CarILee.
Miss Laura I). G- rman arid Mr. E.
b Car.Lee were married at -J <icl'<ii
this morning at the Capital Hotel.
The ceremony was performed hy Rev.
W H Morris, of Augusta Mis* Gor
man is from Searcv and Mr. CariLee
i- from Augusta. Vv cod ruff county.
Miss Gorman is one of the most popu
lar society girls of Searcy and is of a
well known family. They '.eft this
morning for Searcy, where thev will
beg for forgiveness —Little Rock'r»em
0 rat. Oct. 11th.
This will be great news to Miss Lol
1 lie's host of friends here, where she
was tX’m and raised. Tbe Times wishes
i the happy couple the full realization
i of all their hopes and the enjoyment
’of all of life's greatest joys.
has stood the"test 25 years
The 0 d original GROVE'S Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you are
taking. It is iron and quinine in a
taste ess form. No cure. No pay.
Warning Order.
■ Id St Fr-anrt# Chancery Court. December
, T-rm. IS«
Frank Biocnt P aiotiff.
T*
y»rT B rum. Defendant
Tb- de'endant. Mary Blount * warned to
appear in tb » court w.tbio tb rt» dm* and
aD»wer tbe complaint of tne p.a.nuff, Jgdc
Bioubt
September U :s»*
G B MALLOP.r C e^k
By M V Sea'- rr D C
Notice of Special Bill
NOTICE i» hereby giren tbat ttte under
• goed timer.# of Caldwell. 10 Teller-)
| n.wn#lt:p. St praoci# county, Arhao#ap. will
make app.ication to tne Genera) Ataembly of
j ’be ttate of Ar«an»a# at it# nett regular
I meeting, for an act to compel the St Loui#
1 me M luotam 4 Southern Rki way Compaoy
I to bund and coot Du'.ut y maintain a depot
i at Caldwell -.n their railroad
( ALDWELL MERCANTILE 4 GIN CO
and Otber*
Election Proclamation.
BY VIRTUE of authority v##ted ;t me
by to#* cooatitutioo ar,d aw* of tbe
fiate of ArfcaDaa# I hereby proclaim and
malte iqowd tbat id e,«*ct on will be beid id
>r Franc:# County, of tvnid rotate, od
Tuesday. November 6. 1906
for the purpote of electing :
One repretectanve in tbe Cocgre## of the
Cnited State* from the Pirtt Cohgretaionai
D «trict of Arkanta#
Said election will be be.d by the judge# in
the tererai town#hip» a# tta'ed below who
will make return# of *am* to the Board of
Biectioo CommiMi-ner# ot St. Pranc;# Couh
ty Araan»is a# required by law
Biack&tb T'lwnhip at Mboolbuuae
Biackfltb Towntbip No. 1 at p.fteen Mile
Bay-u Church
Griggs lowDSfi-p. at wiener.
Griggs Tow oso : p at Swan 's More
Frans* Township, at Tuttleton Postcffiee.
Frank* Township, at Mi,brook
Madison Tnwnthip, at Mad.non
Madison Township, at Forrest City
First Ward—MiTiaii el * p jmbing Shop
Second Ward—Red Gin Office.
Third W ard—City ila!i
A 1 person* heretofore viting at Water
ford 'tore who reside outside f the city
; limits, w > I Vote at H W. Lew:- barn.
A i other vi ter* outside the Citv im »« in
Mad »on t wrish>p, he ret' t ore voting at For*
, rest City, w vote at Courthouse.
Johnson Township. at Lat.tr -re's school
house.
Te ico Township, at i'oit
I. At Township, at Macedonia
Prairie Townsnip. ai Palestine,
Goisl«rin Township, at i> > . iwin
Wheetlev township, at W't,i-etley
Ai. dramshops arid drinking houses n the
county roust kcselut . inr'w , n said day
an i stay closed unto sunrise on tne t m
, ing day.
Given under my hand tbtsVhday of Oc
tober. F*» at F r1 est i i • v Aryansa«'
W E WILLIAM.'. Sheritf
careful CS
wife will always
keep supplied
wit n
BALLARD'S
SNOW
LINIMENT
A Positive Cure For
Rheumatism. Cuts, Old Sores,
Sprains. \\ .Hinds, Stiff Joints,
Corns, Bunions and all Ills.
SHK KNOWS.
Mrs. H. R :nyou. Stan
rry, Mo. wr it* I have
u- d Snow Liniment arid can't
say • riough f<.r if, f.>r Rheu
matism and ail pains. It is
the most us. ful medicine to
have in the house."
Three Sizes 25c. 50c, $1.00
Ballard Snow Liniment Co.
ST. LOUIS, MO.,
Sold and Recommended by
J. T. SANDERS.
He Who Chews Will Know
The Proof is in the Chewing
The wholesome flavor and delight
ful. appetizing aroma of the tobacco
grown in the famous Piedmont to
bacco belt continues to create and
popularize man s fondness for chew
ing tobacco. Lovers of real tobacco
pass the good thing along—one
chewer makes another chew er un
til there are now many more chewers
and more pounds of tobacco chewed,
to the population, in those States
where SCHNAPPS tobacco was first
sold than there are in the States
where SCHNAPPS has not yet been
ofiered to the trade.
Only choice selections of w’ell ma
tured, thoroughly cured tobaccos,
grown in the famous Piedmont
tobacco belt, are used in making
SCHNAPPS.
That's why it has a better quality
and more lasting flavor than the
tobacco formerly sold to chewers at
double the price they now pay for
SCHNAPPS.
That’s why a 10-cent plus of
SCHNAPPS is more economical
than a much larger plug of cheap
tobacco.
That's why SCHNAPPS wins all
classes of chewers: the rich, because
they do not find a chew to really
please them better at any price; the
poor, because they get their money's
worth of the real snappy chew and
flavor not found in the highly sweet
ened mixtures. Neither the rich ncr
the poor wish to chew tobacco so
intensely sweet that its true flavor
and tooth-preserving quality are lost
Look for the word “SCHNAPPS”
on the tag, and on the plug under the
tag and then you have it—the most
wholesome tobacco produced, with
just enough sweetening to preserve
the quality and bring out the flavor
—the real tobacco flavor that stim
ulates and satisfies.
Sold at 50c. per pound in 5c. cuts.
Strictly 10c. and 15c. plugs.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston-Salem, N. C.
Webb’s Live and Let Live Store.
————— l
Ha? the finest line of Silk?. Mohairs. Brilliantines. Broadcloths. Henrietta?.
Ca>hmere Suitings. Fancy Plaid Waistings. Ginghams. Percales. Heather Bloom
Taffeta Linings. Sateen- nil colors—Danish Cloth. Trecots. Fancy Flannellettes
and Outings. Ladies’ Silk. Flannel and Outing Underskirts. Table Linens and 1
Napkins. Down guilts and Fine Blankets. The best assortment of Ladies.’ Gent?.’
i Children's and Infants’ Underwear. The correct Style for Fall is long Silk Glove?
i —we have them in all colors : also Kid Gloves. Ladies' and Misses' Furs and
Skirts. Baby Bear Cloth. Cloaks and Sweaters. Full lines of Beads. Belts. Gold
Cuff Buttons, Stick Pins. Fancy Dress Braids and Trimmings. Ladies' Silk Hose
and Surporters. Boys Blouses. Pants. Shoes. Caps and Sweaters. Ask to see Edu
cator Shoes. They make life’s walk easy. Ask to see Bon Ton and Royal Worces
ter Corsets.
GROCERIES.
3 Cans Tip Top Com . 25c
2 Cans Snow Flake Coro. 25c
3 Cans Hominy . 25c
1 lb Can Tomatoes. 10c
2 ib Can Tomatoes. 15c
3 lb Can Tomatoes . 20c
1 lb Can Campbell's Soup. luc
3 lb Can Curtis Soup 25c
2 Cans Salmon . 25c
2 Cans Pillow Rock Salmon ... 4«'«c
3 Cans I>ime Milk.. 25c
Queen Olives, i Pint. 10
Select Stuffed Olives. ♦ Pint . 10
Campbells' Tomato Catsup. 2 for. 25
Lea « Perrin Sauce. 30
Kayies English Mustard. 10
3 lb Sack Pkice. 25
2 lb Roasted Peaberrv Coffee. 45
3 lb Moca and Java ftlend Coffee. #1 00
6 lb frood Roasted Coffee . 1 00
l"t ib Standard t.ranulated Sugar . 1 00
1* lb Light Brown Sugar . 1 00
24 lb White C rest Flour. >0 1
D. C. WEBB. :
Telephone 212. : Free Delivery.
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Miffio®
bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you? No Cure, No Pay. 50c.
of Grove’s Black Hoot. Liver PiU*.
Forrest City Lumber Company
—Carries a full line of—
Lumber, Shingles, Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Mouldings, Etc., Etc.
Special attention given to contractor's bills. We
can till any kind oi a bill that calls for building
material. All orders, large or small tiller!
promptly and on short notice.
H. M. EUART, MANACER.
Office and \ ard Near Iron Mountain Depot. Rhone 75.
OR LITTLE ROCK.
22 _ .rn In the wortd Thlrtj v e
TlfS FlLL 8I:T OF TEETH S
^ IBOVINAM) BK1DGI WORK ^ tj
Ark;,f «■ «• »«• - tor.
. .. a or oriole Hork. Il*«dth*condm«*uonU*coupo*i *n*cw
UINIO.N PAINUE88 DEINTIST8
MMUFHIH TkMV
main A (Mis STS Entrance on Cnioo L,TT»-*m\V\ *f AK*•
OK LITTLE ROCK. ARK. ^
Cot out thl» c oupon »nd i»» thn» It '•
by yonr ticket .feet with the "•“* “{/^r
town. On entering our e ff 1 c eegt
reception clerk who will registers . u
end nddreu. tod eee that yonr rnllrond t»
refnndeo. -.
cz^ i_j ~r~ -rt-t _

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