List of Delinquent Personal Tax Payers
In Independence County, Arkansas, Returned
Delinquent June 16, 1904, For the Year 1903.
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School District Ho.
Baxter, Monroe ...J
bambarger, Frank. .
Collins. J. R.
Huggins, Frank.—
Marshal. S. M.
School District Ho.
Daniel. W. L.
Henson. K. W.
Hamilton. C H.
Voting, G. W.
School District Ho.
Craf ton. J. r>......
Phillips. H. E.
Tatum. Tom .
Tatum. W. T.
Walls, J. N.
School District Ho.
Allen. J. T.
Johnson. J. H.
Peel. Will .
Shell. W. M .
School District Ho.
Bllyen, J. W.
Reed. \V D.
Blankenship. John..
Bilyen. John .
Cummins. J W.. ..
Carter. W. M.
Cummins. T. W.% ..
Hudson, 11. N.
Bippint, John .
Stagn, T. .1.
School District Ho.
Blankenship, J. N.. .
1 Iherage. C. B. . .
Vaubran. 1* C.
Green. W. IV.
Head. W. J.
Haywood. J. C.
Haywood. P. C.
Nelson. T. M.
Robertson. S. K . . . .
Smith. Geo.
Tucker, John .
Walls. W. T.
School District Ho.
Barnes, J. W.
Crosby. W. N.
Decker. G. W.
Edwards. R. F.
Green. R.
Noe, J. R.
Sherman. J.
Sherman, ('. Ij.
Sherman. \V. J.
Scribner, T. J.
Smith. T. M .
Tasta, Calvin .
School District Ho.
Carter. Tube .
Vaugh. Aaron .
School District Ho.
Harmon. W A.
Trimble. <J. E. O..
School District No.
Brown. C. 1..
Thompson. W. N. . .
School District No.
Clark. Henry .
Carlile. Sam .
Waits. W E. ....
School District No.
Babb. J. r..
Fowler. A U.
Rogers. W. B.
School District No.
Griffin. J. A.
Pearson. W H. N..
Tarver. John .
Tarver. P. A.
School District No.
Bjirber. G. I..
Hankins, \V A.
Manges. Frank
Wilson. J. H.
School District No.
Porshee. P. G.
Foster. W. A.
Hamilton. T. 1.
Huffman. A. If.
Ranej . < ’lan-nee. . . .
Raney. \V. J.
Raney. Fred.
School District No.
Filton. Will .
Clan to. J \V.
Gass. J T .
Gass. J. W .
McNullv. <’ .« .
School District No.
Alfred, Geo.
Heard. Stirrm.
Goodman. W T....
Harris. C c.
I J lammoii • J H. . . .
k.f • \.
Jackson. H .
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2 00
3 71
1 3S
3 63
3.
1 16
2 12
1 24
5 24
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4 42
1 43
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3 70
3 07
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1 72
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1 32
1 36
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School District
Falle. J. P.
No.
1 10
20.
3 SO
lonsabaugh
School District
Ishlev. Gib . . . .
iMiley J..rr -
No.
Kills. Naylor
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J
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llbreath. Gen.
I ok men. \V E.
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1 73
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Mantnoth. John.
Ttn
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ett. Ch
ks. P.
Rice, giimul' . .
Tucker V TT . ..
School District
C -ter. S. il
Collins. J C.
4 S
in
do
No
Collins. K
•adstrair S.
Ad .1. W
2 on
2'
1 oi
3 03
lo 10
B
Headstram S T.
Johnson. G
Johnson.
W
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School ibstrlct
Tea rln. F. M . . . .
School District
Or; borne. Ilenrv
is. Mrs. S. D
Id. Freak ...
jistrlct
No.
No.
Fab
V
Set col
Brooks.
No.
D
Giro.
Hi
Ponlhv, ')...
Dorison, .1 P. . . .
lodson. J A . . . .
W. F.
elson. 1. R.
Winston, T P. ■
Yarbrough. A M
School District
Rogers. Will • . •
Borrels. 1: r
Tomison. F.
School District
Bullard. J F...
Casey. J. F.
School District
OUlle V. \V. J ...
Huddleston. .T;|S.
School District
Jones. J. T. \i. ■ •
Phillips, Alec...
School Dist-ict
Collins. John . . . .
Collins. W D....
Hullena. M. 8. . .
School District
Halley, Mrs. M. C
Bullard. R J ...
punnlgan. J. A...
Foley Richa rd
McMillan. W. M.
Henley, Tom . . . .
Moore, (f. M.
Rouse. Jns.
Tlgue, Ten) • ••_••
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2 13
4 7S
3 ST
3 26
24.
1 30
25
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1
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26
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3 31
3 36
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NO.
No.
P.
No.
No.
No.
1 3 6
5 26
27.
T 51
3 72
28.
1 63
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29.
1 00
3 70
30.
1 6 S
1 72
31.
1 3 S
1 66
1 15
32.
4 5
1 5 4
1 00
1 SI
4 24
3 62
3 34
2 26
1 36
Ho.
Hardin,
School
Harbor,
Foster.
School District
Dawson. J. H.
Southworth. t'. G. .
Stephens. H. H-...
School District Ho.
Daggett, Fred .
Kellett. J. H.
Leonard, J. H.
Matthews, J. VV....
Pullen. J, W.
Perdew, W M . .. ..
Rawlings, F.
School District Ho.
Hallmark, P.
Henley, B. A.
1*. W.
District Ho.
John .
, T. A.
Rutledge, J. W....
Scribner. J \V.
Tramel, C. D.
Tratnel, J. L.
School District Ho.
Blankenship ..
Johnson, F. P.
Warren, J. W.
School District Ho.
Bullard, Mrs E. A.
Braden. I., W.
English. Ft. F.
Gentry. Mrs. F.
Whitworth, C. A...
School District Ho.
Coleman. Reuben...
Rogers, J. T.
School District Ho.
Dossett, J. B.
Flowers, Ed.
Henderson, J. B...,
Muffin, J. M.
Holt. J. N.
Morgan. H. M.
West. David .
School District Ho.
Alford. Jack .
Austin, T. C.
Allen, S.
Brooks. Monroe ...
Byrd. H. T.
Brlnkly, J. H.
Brooks. M. B.
Boulton. J. I..
Burge. W A1 .
Draper, R. < J.
Carpenter. G. F....
Culiins. G. G.
Dillard, H. D.
Dodson, G. R.
Dodson. John.
Ellis. Robt.
Fox. C. E.
Fletcher. W. 11.
Fie teller, W H
Horton. S. 1...
Harmon. A.
Harmon. 1). J.
Hines, E.
Langley. E. J.
Mltehel, Robt.
Newton. W. M.
Prince. R 1.
Pate. Arthur.
Rutherford. L. R...
Rutherford. G. P. . .
Rogers. Frank ....
Scott. J. J.
Tucker. W. II.
Wallis. J O.
Wilcox. G. K.
School District No.
Ktrker. W. A.
Stiff. W M.
School District No.
Duke. J M.
Green. G.
Grant. J. N.
Palmer, J P.
S to. Hit. Kio .
Sullivan. Jessie ....
School District Ho.
Brown. J W.
Blackwell. Mrs J. H.
34.
2 43
2 su
35.
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1 94
0 05
5 24
3 32
1 42
1 40
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1 54
2 17
3 79
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1 99
2 09
1 63
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1 67
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1 49
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1 77
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Brown. 1>.
Cash. J T. . .
Cullin. Milton
Coats. W A
Cslllver. J. W
Cross. G. M..
K!am. J J . . .
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48.
1 16
1 62
> 39
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I 47 I
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Morris.
Peters.
Toil row
School
■V. E. . .
Lewis . .
I.
E. J.
W L. . .
District
4 86
1 16
2 16
1 3 9
Marshal.
Marshal. H-nry
Summers, .las. .
77u!.or. Chas. . . .
School District
Du-bv. R. M....
C..nk. J. S.
' unnivant. Mat
Stout. Jas.
Sando. J. W. . . .
Ho. 49.
lio
N
School District N
Corhit, Wm. . . .
Dstnron. W. H.
flier. Jas ....
Moody, Murton
r '.ilium. S. W..
Schocl District
Benson. J. P....
Brad lev. T. J...
Hanlon. H. I >. .
Barn- tt. San
Fisher. J. W
Kill in. Oscar
Mathis, F'. M
Thompson. J.
Turnbull. J. F.
•Fash. Jack ....
J.amines. G. T,.
Bchool District
S*H«. IV. T.
SC'Ocl D’St'-'ct
on
H .
. 50.
2 on
2 98
2 54
1 41
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1 HO I
54. 1
Grigsby. W.
Harvison. W
W.
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District
W.
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School
r:« rbes.
Biair. S.
Collie. .1
Cobb. P.
Duncan.
Orlcshv.
Cello v. F •'’...,
Veisnn. J. N. . . .
Simmons. .1 W
School District
Wm.
Joe
1
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5 96 !
2 24 ;
1 16
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56.
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District
. J W. .
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No.
S.
No.
Ho.
Johnson,
Sprague.
School
Crumley.
Eskridge
Ilurst. W. T
McGahn. W.
Sharp. IT. H . .. .
School District
Grubbs. Ellis . . .
Gilmore, J. C....
Grubbs, Sam ...
School District
Allison, G. W...
Elms. John.
Ala rt in J F. . . .
Peel. T. C.
Qunrv. ,T. N.
School District
Bicker. T. !>....
School District
Davis. W. J.
Ora her. Wm. ...
Padgett. S. E...
Parker. G. B ...
School District
Diggers. Robt.
Hill. Ed .
Jackson. John .
Whittaker. Mrs. S..
Wholly. Dock .
School D 1st riot Ho.
Anderson. O. M. F.
School District Xu.
Culberson, A....
4 57
53.
1 18
no
2 63
l on
59.
1 4 5
6 93
1 87
60.
No.
1 in
61.
1 99
No.
No.
62.
2 80
4 30
1 60
4 05
63.
4 60
1 14
2 09
1 90
2 72
64.
1 54
65.
1 U
No. 68.
Dorenmus. Wm.
Lowthee, \v. a . . .
McClendon, w. L.
Peel. David ....
Peel. Ell .. .
Peel. S.
Peel. R. O.
Baggie. Joe .
Smith. J. VV.
Tucker. Frank ....
Williams, Wm. . . .
School District
Bryan. Cabot.
Munch. Chas.
• 'alter. 11 C.
Kimble, Wm.
Helton. Sherman...
May. K. M.
Peg. W. O.
Sneed. W. T.
Swafford. J. S.
School District No.
Rrtdgor, J. M.
Kenton. W. A.
Sneelgrove, Tom...
Ynumt. A. L.
School District No.
Massey. J. M.
Dixon. L. P.
Reynolds. Win.
School District No.
Mritt. W. P.
Dadd. H. W.
School District No.
Furgeson. A. P.
Floyd. R. G.
Thomas. W. T.
School District No.
Connctt. John . 1
Green, <1. P. 4
Jones. G. M. 2
Jones, r.oiiisla.
Kell.tr. K. A. 3
MoCJee. 14 L. J
Quary. Wilkins. 3
School District No.
Pcora. G. C.
School District
Minch. J K . . .
Majors. J S....
School District
i Iu(T. R I,.
School District
<’or*well. W. W
l.athfn. S. A ... .
Woodyaril. E. D.
School District
Davis. J. T.
Freeman. Barba
Hicks. R.‘
Huffman. <1 K_!
'. ■ •nbu •' II.....
c'u;r,} - Ho
p nl m. L • . .
Fraig. J W .
Woody aril. !
School r •
Allen. J. I.
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43
56
76
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36
35
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43
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4 42
1 36
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2 00
2 09
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3 01
1 74
3 25
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1 54
3 97
1 36
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1 27
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3 74
2 15
75.
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46
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No.
77.
4 2«
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1 1 4
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No.
73.
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1 40
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2 35
Cl.
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2 69
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Hogan. T
I la yva rd.
Johnson \
W
Means. J
Mill- 1.
Vick 11. R
Rich rds
Stanfield.
Vincents.
I.
D
F.
No.
V
Mr
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School District No
Blount. C C.
Mosier. J. 1).'
School District
Cook. J. L.
Hooper. Wm. .
Maysc. Dave . .
Maimal. 1). W
Reed. C M..
R aise. R , i
Swann. W. W. . .
Williams. J. R.
School Dir. trice
J F.
J. M
District »-•
H. J
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1 Oi
84.
2 7:
2 4
35.
1 5i
1
Met 'ord,
Melton.
School
F.nway.
Hembrv
Dong. A
Sc'.tor.l
I... ••■St.
1 6
2 9
86.
o. 87.
Die:
88.
Scitoci
91.
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D.
1
r. N.
Clark. J. H . .
Estes. A. J..
McLain. Lou. 1 ,
Page. W W. 1 j
Wagner. W. X. ] |
School District ITo. 02
J Inks. .151. a -
School District I7o. 93
Meek. E T. 1
J ' vies, ,1, B. 2 9
Ri lip's. A] *x. 7 i
C--TV 03? 8S.TE3TOM!.
School District Wo. 1.
Allen, G. F
Mpyd, John P. {
Hrovn. M : s. >i. is.. i
Grown, Crant . 2
Mrewer. Jack .... ■'
Crabtree. Mrs. L. A.
Cooper. Jr s. ....... 2
Coombs, X M .. '<
f ison. Zai k . 3
Davis, Jim. ]
i ' Vis. I-si 'll. •>
Fvcns. A. K. 1
Cason. Simon. i
i' i r’s. Wa; t r. . . . a
Grid leg. h .1.«
ifolland. V,', J.
lliJhlirl. !■'. M. a
Harris, Abe. 1
It O ’ ■ Mi t ; e I. 1
Horn. R. D.. 3
Jones. Pen. l
Joins. .1 M. 2
Lee. Clyde. o
Lacey. Martin..
Ladd C. K.
McClure. W. H.
McClure. T J..
Martin. T. J. . . .
M” ugh In. C AY.
miipt. s. tr_
Maynard C. VV.
’’’• rtin. ’-'enry .
Mims. Chas....
Mason. G ’ii. E. .
Reed, \lex ....
Pace. M. J.
Patterson. D.
Pritchett. R il.
Roberts. W. F. .
Rogers. O. F. . .
Russell. Wm. . .
Rainey. Geo. S.
Rucker. Phil . . .
Richey, Monroe
Smith. Bruce...
Trent. X M. .. .
6
T. 2
"enry. 2
CCY.'W OF stjLPHm
ROCK.
School District No. 7
Cason. Mrs M A . . .
McDoniel. E. I.. 1
TOWN OF NEWARK
School District No. 3
Arnold. Woods. 1
Anderson. A G <Si Co 3
Harnett. H. V. 1
Harksdale. John.... 4
Chaney. W. R. 1
Fetzer. J. C. 1
Heath. A. R. 1
Holderhv. Geo. 1
Jordan. W. C. 21
Jackson. Dave. 2
King. HUse. 1
. Uutjow. i- R.- J
School niitrlct Wo. 33
Brew or. »X M. 2 no
Browor. A. R. 2 00
I .on rd, Dniisp . 2 on
Mol>-.n1o', ,r..o . 1 Tfi
MoKInnov. XV. M . .. 4 40
OwcnK. M. K. 2 00
Btoelo. |V. T. 1 1S
Cnnts. IV. r,. 1 4 0
Oreon. Mrs Mill... 1 74
Pearce. S. M. 1 00
Rich. J. H.. Sr. 6 S7
Sherry. F. K. 2 25
Yf'tinsr W. I-. 2 65
School District Wo. 67.
Bland, W. A. 3 57
s<n«Mton. A At. *' ‘-7
W.-lls. K. S. 1 fir?
WVnvor. J T. 20 11
Williamson. T1««U... 1 00
Vminsr. Mins Rlla , . . 2 10
TOWN Or JA.MESTOWW.
School District Wo. 65
Cullins. Arch . 1 53
State of Arkansas. County of Independence-—ss.
I. BurVon Arnold. County (Mark within and for the county and state aforesaid,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct list of the
delinquent tax payers of personal property a« tiled In my office by \V. A. Mont
gomery. collector of Independence county, Arkansas, entered delinquent on the
16th day of June. 1904. for the year 1903.
Given under my hand at Batesvllle. Arkansas, this 2f>th day of June. 1904.
Bl'RTO.V ARNOI.O, County Clerk.
By ALBERT SIMS. Deputy Clerk.
JAPANESE ON THE MARCH
Good Spirits and Good Order a No
ticeable Thing in the Mi
kado's Troops.
Tin* departure of tlu* soldiers
from a district such as Tokio pre
sents many points of interest.
The youth of the men is a little re
markable, the good spirts and the
order highly so. Kvery large Jap
anese house in one's neighborhood
has soldiers billeted in it—in the
capacious suite of houses belong
ing to tin* Tokunaga family as
many as 500 soldiers are said
to be lodged, says a Tokio corre
spondence of tin* London Times.
Vet, except for the matter of see
ing the soldiers about the gates
and doors, the neighborhood
shows no difference either in sight
or sound. \\ hen a body of men is
marched to the station for en
trainment there are observers on
tin* roadside showing an interest
in t In* progress but no friends mix
themselves up with the troops, or
in any way help to throw them
into confusion. One lieurs strange
stories of f lie calm resolution wit h
which each individual looks for
ward to death as a certain result
of their campaign; even of moth
ers telling their sons that they
have no wish to see them again—
they devote them to the service of
l he emperor. The high spirits and
good-tempered smile of the sol
diers which one sees here in con
tinual evidence seem to our
western ide;is inconsistent with
siidi stoicism, yet stoicism was
characteristic of old Japan, and
has its counterpart in tin* new.
’hie hears further of men divorc
in" their wives out of pure philan
thropy. Tin* divorced woman
somewhat readily marries ajjain.
tin* widow rarely, so the divorced
yoes hack to her parents and
waits her time, while the soldier
husband is free* to sacrifice his life
without a claim upon it. How ex
cellently the Japanese patience
and indomitable pluck have
served the nation on the sea has
been amply shown i: 1 tin* opening
events of the present war. I5e
fore these notes are read there
will certainly have been many
tests of tin* same qualities on
land. \\ hat is even more to tin*
point here, there will have been a
heavy drain on the resources of
the funds which have been enu
merated.
Golf Increases Pries of Gutta Percha.
I’ntil about t<*u years ago the
submarine cabh* companies used
pract iea I1 v the whole world's su p
ply of gut I a perch a, for t lie reason
that, unlike rubber, it is not af
fected by salt water. !’>ut when
the game of golf became the fad
in Europe, England and the
I'nited States it was found that
gutta perelia is the only satisfac
tory ma teria I out of which to make
the balls, and the demand for ir
increased to so great an extent
that the production nearly dou
bled.
T' ;• ships fVom Singapore,
Straits KetMemen;s, now briny
enormous cargoes of it, and ai
though twice as much is imported
by England as was imported ten
years ago, the price has advanced
about 100 per cent. This, the
cable companies say, is due solely
to the manufacture of golf balls.
—Philadelphia Uncord.
Uses of Carbolic Acid.
The success of the Hermans in
developing commercial uses for
li(]uetied carbonic acid has just led
to an attempt in France to in
crease tin? customs duties on this
substance. The Germans were
the first to discover it* commer
cial importance, and they found
its antiseptic properties valuable
for the treatment of beer. Every
J body knows how it is employed in
soda water, sparkling wines and
Self era or Seltzer water. It is also
used for making artificial ice; it
has been employed in fire-extin
guishers, and more recently a new
use has been discovered for it in
dost ro ving vermin in ships and cel
lars.—Youth's < 'om pan ion.
Bold Wager.
Having wagered $40 that he
would steal five medals from a po
lieeinan’s chest, a young man in
I Paris secured two, says the Petit
Parisien, but was caught at the
third attempt and will be prose- j
cirted.
Palm Oil Imports.
Imports of palm oil in the Unit '
ed States increased from 8,081,252
pounds in 1001 to 37,882,800
pounds in 1003. Tin* 1003 imports
were valued at $2,083,506.
OLD INDIAN’S POKER SYSTEM
Aged Redskin Is Taught the Game
and Proceeds to Clean Out
His Instructors.
Kah-be-nung-gway-wav, hotter
known as "Old John Smith,” is
probably the only Indian in tin*
I'nited States that could bo
classed as a humorist. John is the
wit of tin* t’hippewa nation, and
amoiij; the white people of north
ern Minnesota is considered the
wisest and the foxiest red in the
country. John is somewhere in t he
neighborhood of bit or loo. says t lie
Duluth Herald.
John’s home, at the month of
Leech river, has lone been known
as iamblers’ Point,” for the rea
son that many desperate contests
at the great national game have
been played in John's cabin, on t he
bank of the river. His place be
came famous in the early days, as
an abiding place during the hot
months of summer for many lum
bermen from .Minneapolis. Duluth
and other places who desired to
have an outing. Their principal
occupation while in the vicinity
of John’s home was poker pin \ iug.
! In a spirit of kindness they taught
! him to play, when they first came,
'and lie used to sit in the games
wit h t hem. If his guests won, they
would give the money back to
John, believing that he was unac
quainted with the game and to
keep the money would lie nothing
short of robbery. It invariably
hapjieiied that John was always
the winner when the guests got
ready to depart.
Jt was some years before tic*
trill!] of John's knowledge of tin*
cards became known. Il apjiears
that lie knew all about poker ami
had s nne original i ricks t hal were
sure winners. i!e possessed an
old deerskin tobacco pouch and
when playing would always sit
witii the pouch bet ween his knees.
When t he I irne came to till hands,
.John would evin a* an insatiable
desire to si a ' would dive
into the sac, . . 1 replenish his
pipe. Invariably, after Idling his
pipe, he would lay down the win
nine hand and take the pot. This
went on for many years. untiJl
finally John could not stand the
humorous side of his little jjmiie,
and he told the boys one day how
lie did it. Inside flu* tobacco
pouch was a whole deck of cards
and when he wanted a good hand
he would till his pipe and inci
dentally his hand.
Cheerfully Recommended for
Rheumatism.
(). (t. lligbee, Danville, Ills.,
writes, Dec. 1901 : •* \bout two
! years ago I was laid up for four
| months with rheumatism. 1 tried
Ballard's Snow Liniment ; one
| bottle curep me. I can cheerfully
recommend it to all suffering from
j like affliction.” 25c, 50c, $1.00.
Sold by J. I. Sturdivant.druggist.
The Newark Journal
O. F. Craig, Editor,
Assessor’s Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that I vill
| attend in person, or hy deputy, at the
1 usual voting places in tlie various
townships in Independence county,
! Arkansas, for the purpose of taking*a
list of tiie personal property of each
resident of said township and Lire per
capitia t ax of such as are liable to pay
same for the year 1904, on the days
and dates specified below:
Liberty township, Floral, Friday,
July 1.
Fail-view township, Pleasant Plains,
| Saturday, July ±
i-airview township, Pleasant Plains,
! Monday, July 4.
Salado township, Salado, Tuesday,
; .1 uly a.
Salado township, Hosie. Wednesday,
July ti.
Christian township, Smith's school
house, Tours lay, .1 uly 7.
Christian township, Oil Trough,
Friday, Juiy 8.
Oil Trough township, Elmo, Satur
day, J uly !*.
Big Bottom township. Newark,Mon
' (lay, Tuesday and Wednesday, July
i LI, li and Id.
i Kuddcll township, Batesville,Thurs
day, Friday an 1 Saturday, July 14. lf>
and hi.
And at my office in Batesville July
17 to '28, al ter which time all persons
failing to list will he subject to a pen
alty.
You must assess in person. Kadi
person will have to swear to his or
her.assessment, and each person will
he required to give number of school
district. School Directors will please
furnish list of tax-pa.\eis at precinct
on tiist day of assessment.
.J A K E M A<; > ESS. Assessor.
Independence County, Arkansas.
GEORGE F. CROSSER,
Notary l ublic. and
Dealer In Real Estate.
All kinds ol blank deeds, trust or
warranty, kept on hand, prepared and
acknow ledgmeois attested. Deposi
tions taken. Pension work a specialty.
fcsjT uti.ee in P<st Office t'uilding.
Contractor and Builder,
Plans, Specifications and Estimates
Cheerfully furnished.
Job work ol all kinds neatly and
promptly done. Satislaetinn guaran
teed. Saw tiling a specialty.
Shop Sonin ot Journal Office.
Physician and Surgeon,
Office at Sturdivant's Ding Store.
Kesider.ee I’lmne No. (i4.
CALLS ANsWKIll I> PROMPTLY.
DR. W. P. LAWTON
Offers his pnnessional services to the
citizens of Newark and vicinity.
Diseases oi Women and Children
a specialty. Office in the Kacket Store,
liesidence formerly the.Jake Magness
place, iiesibenco phone Kk office It*.
,M. IS. Ovens F. M. < )wens
Physicians and Surgeons
LEWIS,
J. VV. HODGES
<>.iiee adjoining
Sisk cc Williamson
Magness
Arkansas
REGISTERED
Walkover Mens Shoes
Sold Only By
FRED. D. Whitimh