TO THE PERSONAL TAX PAYERS OF SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 10. (BARNES)
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From the Following List which Was Taken From the Tax
Books for the Year 1918, You Can See How Much
School Tax You Are Now Paying and How Much
the Limit Could Be If Your District Is Consoli
dated with the McCrory Special. Don’t You
Think the Advantage Offered to the Boys
and Girls Would Be Worth the Dif
ence to Them and You?
Name Value
Armstrong, John, .$ 100.
Butler, John, . 400.
Butler, Ed, . 500.
Bright, Bob, . 280.
Bonner, Eldridge, . 410.
Bobo, Albert, . 70.
Brandon, Octave, . 130.
Brandon, Lee, . 940.
Brown, James . 220.
Brown, Oscar, . 180.
Brown, Adron, . 360.
Brown, Hugh, . 270.
Brown, Joe, . 230.
Cunningham, Bird, . 260.
Cooper, Harry, . 90.
Chapman, W. R., . 230.
Chapman, Chas., . 140.
Clark, J. S., . 20.
Cole, W. A., . 1,340.
Cariker, Cleve, . 80.
Comer, A., . 1,980.
Crouch, J. J., . 310.
Crouch, E. E., . 150.
Duffel, Wm, . 30.
Duffel, Guy, . 270.
Dupree, F. L., . 60.
Dobbs, Dolp., . 330.
Edwards, Harrison, . 50.
Edwards, Henry, . 60.
Fisher, Arthur, . 180.
Foster, Levi, . 40.
Fakes, W. B., . L680.
Gunn, Henry, .. 350.
Goodman, G. R., . 230.
Orav, G. E., . 380.
Goodwin, C. C., . 180.
Gaddis, Oscar, . 180.
Hess, W. R., . 210.
Hale, J. B., .:. 510.
Holder, B. S., . 720.
Holder, R. E., . 1,550.
Holder, Ed, . 140.
Jeffries, Lee, . 330.
Jelks, J. E., . 200.
Jelks, W. E., . 7,350.
Jones, W. D., . 50.
Jones, Wm. T., . 110.
Jones, Sol. 140.
Jones, S. M., . 920.
Jones, M. A., . 320.
Jones, J., . 90.
James, S. J., . 310.
7-Mills
$ .70
2.80
3.50
1.96
2.87
.49
.91
6.58
1.54
1.26
2.52
1.89
1.61
1.62
.63
1.61
.98
.14
9.33
.56
13.86
2.17
1.05
.21
1.89
.42
2.31
.35
.42
1.26
.28
11.76
2.45
1.61
2.66
1.26
1.26
1.47
3.57
5.04
10.85
.98
2.31
1.40
51.45
.35
.77
.98
6.44
2.24
.63
2.17
12-Mills
$ 1.20
4.80
6.00
3.36
4.92
.84
1.56
11.28
2.64
2.36
4.32
3.24
2.76
3.12
1.08
2.76
1.68
.24
16.08
.96
23.76
3.72
1.80
.36
3.24 1
•72 i
3.96
.60!
.72
2.36 j
.48 1
20.16 j
4.20
2.76!
4.56
2.36
2.36
2.52
6.12
8.64
18.60
1.68
3.96
2.40
88.20
.60
1.32
1,68
11.04
3.84
1.08
3.72
James. J. C., .
Kendrick, Alf, .
Koors, John, .
Kuykendall, Jasper,
Lewis, Geo., .
Llewellyn, J. E., ....
Moody, I. C., .
Mann, J. L., .
Meriweather, Wm.,
Madden, Sam, .
Madden, Perry, .
Madden, Young, ....
Madden, Brooks, ....
McClendon, Willis,
McDonald, W. H., ..
McDonald, W. J., ..
Peebles, H. W., .
Parks, E. S., ..
Pulley, J. A., .
Roberts, Thomas, ....
140. .98 1.68
50. .35 .60
610. 4.27 7.32
70. .49 .84
70. .49 .84
360. 2.52 4.32
190. 1.33 2.28
210. 1.47 2.52
180. 1.26 2.36
380. 2.66 4.56
220. 1.54 2.64
170. 1.19 2.04
540. 3.78 6.48
610. 4.27 7.32
480. 3.36 5.76
500. 3.50 6.00
170. 1.19 2.04
500. 3.50 6.00
320. 2.24 _ 3.84
600. 4.20 7.20
Rooks, J. JD., .
Rooks, L. G., ....
Ridgeway, A. E.,
Ramey, W. M., ...
Sullivan, M. H.,
Starman, Ben, ..
Starks, Alex, ....
Slaughter, W. B.,
Slaughter, R. C.,
280.
330.
550.
30.
290.
680.
640.
200.
290.
1.96
2.31
3.85
.21
2.06
4.76
4.48
1.40
2.03
3.36
3.96
6.60
.36
3.48
8.16
7.68
2.40
3.48
Snoddy, Elbert, .
Shelton, Bill, .
Skelton, W. E., .
Scales, Jas., .
Scales, R. O., .*.
i Silage Co., The .
Thornton, T. E., .
Taylor, J. R., .
Taylor, C. S., .
Taylor, Haralson, .
Taylor, Osro, .
Taylor, Pink, .
Vanlandingham, I. N.,
Vanlandingham, J. A.,
Walker, J. D., .
Williams, Coleman, ....
Williams, J. H., .
White, Ezekiel, ..
Western, Joe, .
Wess, Primus, ..
130.
120.
80.
150.
160.
130.
190.
1,840.
170.
2,050.
510.
30.
300.
470.
120.
330.
260.
30.
2,630.
140.
.91
.84
.56
1.05
1.14
.91
1.33
12.88
1.19
14.35
3.57
.21
2.10
3.29
.84
2.31
1.82
.21
18.41
.98
1.56
1.44
.96
1.80
1.92
1.56
2.28
22.08
2.04
24.60
6.12
.36
3.60
5.64
1.44
3.96
3.12
.36
31.56
1.68
AN ACROSTIC
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life!
COUGHED NIGHT AND DAY
John Vognue, Elberton, Ga.,
writes: “I coughed night and
day and my throat was raw
and sore. I got a bottle of
Foley’s Honey and Tar andjmy
condition began to imuA&e
and in a few days I was sml
as ever. In my opinion FoS^s
is the best cough medicine
made.” Best for colds, croup,
whooping cough. Children
like it. For sale at the Red
Cross Drug Store. Adv.
WARNING ORDER.
In the Woodruff Chancery
Court for the Northern Dis
trict,
Effie Nelson, Plaintiff,
vs
J. C. Nelson, defendant.
The defendant J C Nelson,
is hereby warned to appear in*
this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of,
the plaintiff, Effie Nelson.
Geo. Haralson, Clerk. !
Adv. l-23-4t.
Dated: Jan. 22, 1920.
Renew your subscriptioon
now to the News.
Mrs. L. W. Sturdivant is
shopping in Memphis today,
Friday.
Mr. W. T. Ramsey re
turned home Thursday from
Little Rock.
SEED FOR PLANTING.
I have just purchased from
the Ferguson Seed Farms of
Sherman, Texas, 1,000 bushels
of pedigreed cotton seed for
planting. These are all
specially pedigreed seed di
rect from producer to con
sumer. They are Ferguson’s
Improved Mebanes Triumph
Strain No. 476 and also Fer
guson’s Improved Lone Star,
The U. S. Department of
Agriculture maintains fine ex
perimental stations in Arkan
sas, for the prupose of testing
varieties of seeds and accord
ing to governmental tests,
Mr. Ferguson’s seed has re
peatedly outyielded those of
some of our very best seed
breeders.
I have been planting pedi
greed cotton seed for four
years, and I can say, without
the fear of successful contra
diction, that pedigreed seed
of any variety will produce
from fifteen to twenty-five
per cent more cotton than
“pretty good” seed of the
same variety or other va
rieties as well.
The Mebanes Triumph and
Lone Star are two of the very
best yielders for this section
according to government
tests, and no man can afford
to take chances on inferior
seed when he is sure of a good
price for his cotton.
When the seed arrive they
can be seen in the Shearer
building, next to W. N. Dune
hew’s Grocery. See me for
prices, and Statistics on
Government Tests.
L. W. STURDIVANT.
Adv. l-16-2t.
You Can’t Fool The Mother*.
No one remedy would stand
as a lead for so many years as
has Foley’s Honey and Tar u
it could not be depended upon
to relieve coughs, colds ana
croup. It heals and soothes,
eases hoarseness, stops tna
coughing that strains tn
whole body and breaks col
and coughs. Children like *
Contains no opiates, For sa
at the Red Cross Drugstore.
G. W. BARBER
NOTARY PUBLIC
INSURANCE
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