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THINK of the young men—the boys in blue and in gray—who went dowij in the cruel
slaughter of Cold Harbor and in the gloom of the Wilderness, and who wore
themselves out in hospital and in prison! You can take up no college history, or
town history or family history, without coming across evidences of the unspeak
able sadness of this young life. The boys who there surrendered it, in the fuii dood
of patriotism, would otherwise have seen the telephone and the automobile and the
flying machine, and the countless wonders of our great era, and would have been able to
witness the solemn drama of the nations as it has been enacting. All this is life. Some
of them would have fallen away from natural causes, to be sure, but m?ny would now be
looking complacently out toward the setting sun. Children and grandchildren — who
have now never crossed the threshold of existence — would have be-°n gathering about
them in affectionate reverence. What infinite pathos in the toll of war!
i *
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
State of Arkansas,
SS
County of Nevada
The lands and lots and parts of lots returned delin
quent in Nevada county for the year 1919, together with
the taxes and penalties charged thereon agreeably to law
are contained and described in the following list, viz:
A. D. A pee .
JI. G. Martin .
M. E .Cummings
8 26j
•J 58;
SW SW 17 11 20 40
Frl E NW 3,1120
.SW NE 13 11 20
W. E. Cummings . NE Mvl9 11 20 4
J. C. Lovvdermilk
Artie Billingsly
J. A. Meadow ....
flame .
G. N. Starnes
J. M. Plyler
Walter Carter
G. N. Starnes
,T. M. Plyler
5. F. Johnson .
Same
Perry Norton
L. Gillispie .
Perry Norton
<3. E. McAteer
E. K. Gully
E. K. Gill .
Same ..
Same .
Same
W. M. Davis
E. K. Gill
Same
H. W. Myar
Same .
Same
J. L. Blake
Same .
Louis Warner
Same .
Same
James E. Marsh
Frank May
P. B. Jones
Same
T. G. Boswell
Moore & Martin
R L. Blakely Jr
J. W. Meadow
E. L. Gulley
J. H. Rogers
John Yarberry
Louie Cloud ..
Willie Young
R. L. Blakely Jr.
Same
Nat Martin
A. ?•!. Elsworth
J. It. Payne
J 'I'. Benton
Jno. Hawthorn
H. Gund
&uut
M. W. Greeson
Rufe Gibson
M. W. Greeson
W. L. Karager
NW SW 21 11 20
SW SE 26 11 20
NW SW SW 2 12 20
SW NW 2 12 20
SW SW 11 12 20
SW SE 8 12 20
. S NW NW 11 12 20
.. SW SW 11 12 20
• NW NE 17 12 20
SW NE 18 12 20
40
40
3 34
4 50
2.)
1
5
34
40
SE NE 18 12 20 40
40
‘> O?
NW NW 28 12 20
N SE NW 25 12 20
NW NW27 12 20 40
SE SE 27 12 20
.. S SW NE 28 12 20
40
20
S NW 28 12 20 80
NE NW 28 12 20 21
SW 1-4 28 12 20 160
40
NW SE 28 12 20
N SW 31 12 20 83 44
W NE 32 12 20 80
NE NW 32 12 20 40 ;
NE NE 1 13 20 42 33
SE NE 1 13 20 40
NE SE 1 13 20 40
N NW NW 8 13 20 20
W 1-4 SW SE
SE NW
N NW NW
N NE NW 8 13 20
SE NE 10 13 20
NW NE 28 13 20
10
40
13 20
7 13 20
8 13 20 20
20
40
40
E SE 34 13 20 60
W SW 35 13 20 80
E NE SW 7 14 20 12
NW SE 11 14 20 40
SE SE il 14 20
E SW NW 16 14 20
40
20
NW SW 16 14 20 40
40
NW NW 25 14 20
NE NW 21* 14 20
E SW SE 30 14 20
E NE 36 14 20
SW SW 3 15 20
SE SW 3 15 20
w 1-1 SW NW 14 11 21
E E W NW 18 11 21
NW NW 10 11 21
SE NE 24 1121
SW NW 24 11 21
S NE SW 31 1121
NW SE 32 11 21
SW SE 34 11 21
40
5
80
40
40
10
y 95
54 11
SW NW 4 12 21
SW SW 5 12 21
S S SE 8 12 21'
M. Westmoreland N NW SW 10 12 21
H. Gund
T. J. Munn
Z. T. Merchant
Same
Valley Lbr. Co.
Same
W. M. Cross
*0. U < ummings
Bank of Prescott
I. K. Edwards
W. N. Temlin
Same
R. N. Cross
1 W. East
H. Hodges
SSame
M. 1’. Tomlin
IfK E E Shell
J . ft .7'. Daniel
J. L. Ditkenson
Same
Same
B. Cl Kpperson
R ft. Tidw*dl
Sam e .
NW SE 13 12 21
NE SW 21 12 21
SE NE 26 12 21
NE SE 26 12 21
W NE 27 12 21
NW SE 27 12 21
Sl-s SW NE(20 12 21
W NW SW 20,12 21
SE NW 3 13 21
SW NE
NE NE
NW NW NE
SW NE NE
S SE SW
5 13 21
7 1.3 21
7 13 21
7 13 21
7 13 21
S NE 8 13 21
N SE 8 13 21
8 13 21
40
40
20
40
40
40
40
40
10
40
10
35
30
80
40
1
20
40
40
28
11
1
24
so
80
40
50
*5airj>
" ax
Same -■ -.
Same
J. W East
Same
W. II Bull
R. K Tidwell
W. H. Bull
P. A W. P. Bolin
Same .
Same
Same
G. C. Jarvis
R B. Burns
S. M. Stewart
Same
;iuiic
Sam e
Coda Warmack
Prank Hall
K. O. Mauldin
Alex Hale
Z. H. Anderson
Barham Bros.
TVieo Stoudt
Henry Murph
Nevada Co. Bank
A. Moore
<ia» Company
G. A. Hasmer
"Same .
J. A. M. Smith
Same .
M. W. Greeson
80
40
40
1
40
20
20
40
SE NW
. NW NE SE 10 13 21
SW X E SE 11 13 21
S NE 12 13 21
NW SE,t2 13 21
NE SE 12 13 21
NW NW NE 13 13 21
HW NE 13 13 21
L SW NW 13 13 21
S NE NW 13 13 21
SE NW 13 13 21
N SE 13 13 21, SO
SE SE 13 13 21
NE NW 18 13 21
NW NW 18 13 21
SE SW SW 21 13 21
NE NE 24 13 21 40
W NW 28 13 21
E SW 32 13 21
E NW SW 32 13 21
W NE SE 32 13 21
N NW SE 32 13 21
NE NW 34 13 21
NE NW 7 14 21
SW SW NW 17 14:21
W NW SW 17 14 21
N SW SW 1
E SW SW 1
SW SE SW 17 14 21
40
40
14 68
10
74
80
13
18
20
40
40
13
14 21
14 21
NW SW 6 15 21
N NE 31 0 22
24
8
41 19
41 10;
80
SW NW 1 10 22
SW SW 11 10 22
SW SW SW 22 10 22
40
40
10
SW SW 28 10 32 40
E NW NE 8 11 22
NE NE 0 1122
E SW 14 11 22
26
5 50
80
NE NE 16 11 22
SW NW 2611122
SE NE 27 11 22
1
40
40
NE 1-4 29 11 22 112
NW SE 29 11 22 40
NE NE NE 35 11 22 15
40
3
10
13
-* n Murrv . SE SW 11 12 22
r S' Duke' . E NE NE 15 12 22
M Mathis . SW NW NW 15 12 22
jame NWSWNW15 12 22
'd Campbell . SW NW 16112 22 40
lame . E NW SW IG 12 22 23
a * .. NE SW SW 16 12 22 10
.ttWHS
"'"ZZZI_* SE SW’16 12 22. 40
id Campbell . E NE 17 12 22 8t)
1 M- ^s. .
SW NWil7jl222; 40
25 $1.25:
35 1.40
120| 3.80
160 4.95
120| 3.80
120j 4.56
100! 3.86
15; 92
15: 93
100, 3.61
75: 3.00
15 93
80, 2.98
100, 3.41
200 6.83
100 10.77
110 4.21
110 3.24
250 7.25
601 2.50
700 24.64
85J 2.81
400 14.25
120 4.55
240 8.71
240 7.21
120; 3.80
120 2.75
120 2.75
120 2.75
60 2.20
30 1.25
120 4.60
60| 2.20
60 2.20
120 3.80
120 3.50
180; 5.06
240 6.61
35 1.40
120 4.25
120 4.25
60 2.33
120 4.25
120 3.65
120 4.59
15' 93
240 6.91
120 4.55
120 4.55
30 1.44
70 2.39
200 6.08
120 3.50
120 3.50
60 2.48
120 4.55
200 7.38
120. 4.55
120, 3.80
120 3.80
80 3.18
120 3.80
135 1.1 l
105. 3.78
110 4 25
880 28.68
440 14.54
5| 57
60 2.10
100 3.86
130 4.90
90' 3.51
200 10.44
125 4.83
too T.86
260 9.40
160 5.94
130 4.90
10 75
50 2.11
210 7.68
200 7.32
100 3.86
55 2.30
125 4.73
60 2.48
60 2.48
230 8.36
255 9.23
1401 5.25
100 3.86
30 144
20 1.09
120 4.55
420,14.94
260 8.75
45 1.85
60S 2.33
160! 5.54
120 4.65
220 8.01
651 2.65
135 5.08
125 4.73
40 1.79
100 3.001
100 3.86
320 11.47!
160 4.54
120 4.25
35 1.61
350 12.52
25 1.26
200 7.331
480 14.01
50| 2.14
200 7.33
200 7.33
1000 35.05
320 11.48
65l 2.65
240l 8.71
35 1.61
50 2.14
65 2.65
150 5.60
80 3.18
135 5.07
60 2.48
145 5.43
125 4.73
290 10.44
200 7.32
C. E. Purtle . NE NE 20 12 22 37 | 195, 7.15
Mrs. M. J. Woosley. NE NVV 21 12 22 40 125, 4.73
G. F. Herring . W SW NW 21 12 22 20 70 2.82
J. A. Jordon .NE 1-4 30 12 22 160 730 25.67
Same . E E NW 30 12 22 40 140 5.25
B. M. Sampson VV1-4 NW SE 4 13 22 10 25 1.26
L. G. Sutton .E 3-4 SW SE 4 13 22 30 125) 4.73
Same . SW SE 4 13 221 35 120 4.55
M. D. Yates .SE SE SE, 4 13 22 5 16 92
J. H. Lambeth Est . .. N NE SW 5 13 22 13 66 65 2.65
M. D. Yates . E NE 9 13.22 80 | 390 11.90
L. G. Sutton . SW NE 9 13 22 40 100 3.86
Same . NW SE 9 13 22 40 120 4.55
M. D. Yates . NW 1-4 10 13 22 3 10 75
W. W. Andrews . NW SE 12 13 22 40 120 4.55
Bodcaw Lbr Co.NE NE 15 13 22; 40 120 4.55
James Brewer.NW SW 17 13 22 40 120 4.55
R. A. Butler . NW NW NW 35 13 22 5 50 15 92
J. K. Munn . S NW 3 14 22 14 I 50 2.14
J. N. White . NW SW SE 3 14 22 16 50 2.14
A. J. Warmack . E SW NE 5 14 22 50 10 75
W. A. Marlor . S S NE NE 11 1122 10 , 30 1.14
R. G. Ciark.S NW NW 17 14 22 20 60 2.10
T. C. CcClure.W SE NW 20 11 22 20 100 3.24
W. A. Marlor .W NE SW 2M4 22 2 10 69
J. O. Miller . S SE SE 2 4 14 22 20 100 3.24
Clyde Cox .NW NW 27 14 22 40 j 200 6.08
Oscar Price .N N NW 28 14 22 40 200 6.08
John Ellis . SW SW 34 14 22 40 120 4.55
Buster Gibson . SW NW 4 15 22 40 4b 200 7.32
A. M. Stanberrv . SW SE 10 10 23 40 160 5.94
J. C. Marrow . SE NW 14 10 23, 40 170 6.29
Same .. NE SW 11 10 23 40 120 4.55
D. M. McKinnon . NE 1-2 NE SE 23 10 23 25 5 58
J. T. Holcomb SW 1-2 SW SW 24 10 23 20 200 7.32
Harvy Frink . SW 1-4 25 10 23 160 640 22.55
B. F . Wynn . NE SW 27 10 23 12 50 1.94
E. G. Wvnn . NE SE 27 10 23 38 100 5.94
Charli Pve . W W NW 27 10 23 40 120 4.55
H. A. Brown SVY NE34 lu 23 1 5 58
Same . SW SE NW 34.1023, 4 115 4.38
M. M. Pender NE NE 2 11 23 29 06 175 5.38
Same . N SE NE 2 1123; 4 50 20 1.06
Wm Weisinger . W SW SW 11 11 23 20 270 9.75
Abbie Hales . NE SW 23 11 23 25 200 6.32
R. W. Wylie . NE NW 1 12 23 43 67 200 7.32
Mrs. Ida Arnett . . W SW NE 10 12 23 10 225 8.19
J. A. Eaves . N SW NW 11 12 23 10 180 6.64
I. . P. Sullivan . E SE11 12 23 2 10 75
Same ........... W SE11 12 23 80 400 14.25
Same . W W SE NE 14 12 *23 10 50 2.14
Same . . W NE 14 12 23 80 400 14.25
Same. W W SE NE 14 12 23 10 50 2.14
N. E. Fenneman NW NW 22 12 23 40 . 200 7.32
J. D. Langston . SW SE 25 12 23 40 140 5.25
J. B. Douglas . NW SW 1 13 23 40 120 4.55
C. O. Cobb ... E NW SW 13 13 23, 20 | 100 2.86
Same .... E SW SW 13 13 23! 20 60 1.95
W. C. Hearon NE SW 23 13 23 38 50 120 4.55
C. E. Owens SE NW 24 11 23 2 75 10 69
Geo. Blankenship. SW 1-4 27 14 23 160 180114.01
Same SW SE 27 14 23 40 120 3.80
Bodcaw Lbr. Co. .... NE NE 34 14 23 10 120 3.80
Geo. Balnkinship N NW NE 34 14 23 30 90 2.95
Same S NW NE 34 14 23 10 30 1.25
Same S NE 34 14 2; 80 100 11.75
Same X NW 34 14 23 iO 290 8.63
Carl Cook W SW NE 3 15 23 19 76 100 3.24
E. H. Tucker NE NVV 3 15 23 35 34 170 5.25
A. L. Hendrix W SW SW 10 15 23 20 250 7.50
TOWN LOTS IN FALCON. ARKANSAS
O. A. Fincher
Barbery Atkinson
W. E. Atkinson
Barbery Atkinson Frl.
Block 64 10
Block 8 5
Block 49 10
Block 19 10
TOWN LOTS IN SUTTON, ARKANSAS
I. . G. Sutton. Lots 1 to 12 inc. Block 2 50
S 1-2 8, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12. Block 3 155
A. G. Wren, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
Block 5; 40
TOWN LOTS IN EMMET ARKANSAS
Townsend & Vickers lots 8, 9, Block 13 10
Will Henderson, E 1-2 11 Block 20 25
W. H. Pollock, 11 Block 27 20
S. A. Moore. SE 1-2 12, Block 28 10
J. R. Hudson Frl 1, Block 29 10
L. P. Sullivan, 2 Block 38 10
N. H. Townsend, E 1-2 Block ol -*-•
A. Block, 7, s, 9, Block 55 25
1). A. Snell. 3, 10, 11, 12, BIock 56 ■>
E. H. Hood W 1-2 Block 60 400
N. H. Townsend N 1-2 Block 67 30
J. F. Snell Block 69 50
R. I). Malone, 11, 12, 13, 14, Block 67 20
A. L. Battle 15 to 20 inc. Block 67 15
Hill Addition to the City ol' Frnmet
S. A. Moore, Block '
TOWN LOTS IN CITY OF PRESCOTT
lo
58
75
75
2 11
5.77
10
1 26
1 09
75
75
7 5
15 61
1 26
14
i 1
08
25
14
2 1 1
1 09
KAIL ROAD SI R\ F.i
Mrs. J. C. Y’oung, Lots SW 1-2 4, 5, li. BIock 4 300 12.60!
J, (1. Clark, Lots 4, 5, 6, Klock 13 2000 82.1 ■>
Gas Company, 1-3 T, 8, Block 13 550 22.K5
BRAD SCOTT ADDITION
Block 10 350
Block 30 250
Block 52 50
Block 57i800
Block 02 100
Block 76 25
Block 76. 50
14 70
10 63
2 45
33 10
4 49
1 43
2 45
R. B. Thomas, Frl. 1-3 SE 1-2
Dess Mullens, X 1-2 3.
Dedman heirs Frl. W 12 NT 1-2
D. D. Fortner. NW 1-2 3,
Minnie Montgomery, Frl.
Clay Sisters, SW 1-4 4,
Robert Clay, N'E 1-2 3, —--- 0
KM'I'l ADDITION TO THE <11 > OI FKEM 01 I
T. C. Bucsv, Lot 23 Block IT,00 24 92
Adeline Fulks. Lot 39, Block 1:>
WARRENS ADDITION TO (111 OI FRESCO JT1
Malinda Stevenson. Lot 2, Block 11 75 13 18
BUY VNS ADDITION TO CITY OK FRESCO IT
R L. Langford, Lot Frl 1-4 11 Block 2 250 110 63
I & k ADDITION TO CITY OF FRESCO! 1
P,CTc«'0ilC«.l.'nANe2SE8.11.22. ^ ^
B ARKSD ALE ADDITION TO CITY OF FRESCO IT
p )•' Whitman Frl. Block 4 550 28 87
ansley s addition to city of fkescott
it Hamilton, 95 feet lot 1, Block 1 900 37 19
L. Felts, prt Lot 7. B ock 3 400 16 7a
A Oliver, trustee, Frl 11. 12, Block 6 *>0 - 4'*
HATLEY ADDITION TO CITY’ OF FKESCOT1
W. L. Meadow, Lots 6, 7, Block 1 200 8.32
Same. Lots IS, 19, Block 1 40 , 2. 04
Moore & Martin Addition lo l ity Of 1 rescott
R.
W.
C.
30
20
50
60
75
Moore & Martin, Lots 31, 32, 33, 34, Block 1
Same, Lots 4, 5, 1*°®? ,
W. A Barker, E 1-2 Lot 5, ^ -
E E. Davis, 8, 9, 10, 11. Block 2 1-2 .,0
18, 19, 20, 21, Block 2 1-2; 00
T. C. Morgan, Lots 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, Blk 1 1-2
R L. Blakely Jr. Lots la lb lc Id Block 4
Moore & Martin Sub. To City of Frescott
L. G. Reed, lot 6, Block 2 150
Mathew Stewart, Lot 2, . Block 3 100
Jenette Stanyley, W 1-2 lot 2 Block 8 10
J. W. Millam, E 1-2 Frl 5, B ock 1 L>0
Augusta Derks Frl SE 5 W 6 Bio*.:. 11
Same, Frl 6. 7, Block 111 50
1 43
1 23
2 14
2 14
2 48
2 48
3 00
6 54
4 49
69
6 54
1 84
2.45
And notice is hereby given that said several tracts,
lots or parts of lots, or so much thereof, as may be nec
essary to pay the taxes, penalty and costs thereon, will
be sold by the county collector at the Court House in
said county on the second Monday in June next, unless
the said taxes, penalty and cost be paid before that time
and that the sale will be continued from day to day until
the said tracts, lots and parts of lots be sold.
Witness my hand this May 22, 1920.
:H s. HERRING. County Clerk.
Condensed Statement of the Condition of
BANK OF PRESCOTT
PRESCOTT, ARKANSAS
as made to Commissioner of Banks of the State of Arkansas
at the close of business May 4th, 1920.
RESOURCES:
Loans and Discounts-^ 812,447.40
Demand Loans on Cotton- 58,912.33
Overdrafts - 3,787.99
U. S. Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness- 94,250.00
City and County Warranto- 4,958.52
Due from Insurance Defsnrtanent- 240.55
Other Real Estate- 658.15
Building and Real Estate- 8,754.63
Furniture and Fixtures- 00.00
CASH AND DEMAND EXCHANGE- 149,271.90
Total Resources-$ 1,141,780.87
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock, fully paid-$ 75,000.00
Surplus, certified- 75,000.00
Undivided Profits- 21,792.43
DEPOSITS _ 969,988.44
Total Liabilities_$ 1,141,780.87
Comparative Statement of Deposit*:
Deposits .May 4th. 1919 $758,187.89
Deposits May 1th. 1921)... $969,988.11
A net Increase in Deposits over last year
same date_$211,800.55
The above statement is correct:
THOMAS C. McRAE, JR., Cashier.
THE OLD RELIABLE”
STILL GROWING
NEVADA COUNTY PICAYUNE
C. It. Andrews_Editor.
Entered at the I'ost Office at Pres
cott, Arkansas, us second-class mail J
matter.
SUBSCRIPTION
One Year_
Six Months
Three Months - -50
TELEPHONES:
Picayune Office-232
C. B. Andrews’ Residence 149
Printers’ Residence-183
Pt'P.LISHED EVERY THURSDAY
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Picayune is authorized to an
nounce the following names as candi
dates for the different of lives of Nevada
County, subject U> the action of the
Democratic Primary, lDliO:
For Tax Assessor
CLARENCE J. TIDWELL
Houghton Township
C. C ( LI'M t WOOSLEY
Albany Township
K W. (BOH) DAVIS
Missouri Township
CAPTAIN EDWARD MILLER
Albany Township
For County ;um] Probate Clerk
ALGIA DILLARD
Albany Township
ERNEST <1. STEED
Albany Township
HOWELL HERRING
Parker Township (for re-eb*o: ion (
For County Treasurer
W N. MUNN
Missouri Township
W. K YANCEY
Missouri Township (for re-election i
LOST- From my place. 3 1-'- miles
northwest of Prescott, one yellow Jer
sey heifer, one year old: one black
Jersey heifer, one year old. and one
black Jersey muley hull, one year old.
Will pay a liberal reward for their
delivery to me. E. ('. Trexler, phone
MO M, Route »>. Prescott, Ark. 13w3
-o
Flash Light Batteries, Globes and
Cases at Ileslerly Drug Store.
-o
Get your Hooper. Jr. Cultivator now
j You will always Ik- a booster. Pres
I cott Hardware Co.
Louis C. Bernays
UTTLE ROCK
OPTICIAN
Will be at
HESTERLY DRUG STORE
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 3,4,5
Kryptok I oric Lenses are the best in the market
for Far and Near Reading
Special attention given to children. Examination Fret
All work Guaranteed. Otliee hours from 0 a.m. to 6p®
Write Or Phone Us
your needs and we will send your package
to you by
PARCEL POST
Don t forget the convenience afforded
Rural Delivery System when next our
are needed.
Registered Pharmacist
BUCHANAN DRUG STORE
West Front Street.
We Pay the Postage. PhoD®^
PRESCOTT, ARKANSAS.

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