THE INDEPENDENT
PERCY H. VAN DYKE
Publisher and Editor
Front St., NEWPORT, ARK.
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Exacting the Life Penalty.
The Batesville Guard in an
able editorial declaims against
the hanging of men as a revolt
ing spectacle and foresees an ad
vancing civilization, when the
death penalty will be abolished
> “It is not alone to punish crime
that men are held to account.
It is just as much for protection
to society and safety for the in
nocent, that men are made ac
countable,” says the Guard.
And so it is, that crimes may
net be repeated, that for men
who hold and evidence murder in
their hearts at times, whether it
be in sane moments or under the
influence of drugs and drink, the
_li__ /« l.'i* _i. 1. _ _i. .1
jLrvriicutay uf me mu*u uc eAaticu,
no longer in the present disgust
ing form of hanging, but
through the unfailing electric
chair.
Our own state has already
made this humanitarian advance
- in the method of ending life
where crime has called for its
forfeit, but we do not believe as
the Guard that the ends of jus
tice would be met with life con
finement.
Life sentences are mockeries
of our courts and laws. Then
seems to be no such thing. The
sentiment of a people which re
volts at crime dies in a fev
years. Shifting changes brough
by time weaken the administra
tion of the law and you witnes:
the life sentenced murdere
walking forth from our peniten
tiaries a free man. If our pena
institutions could so change th<
hearts of men that they migh
St leave these prison walls witl
good purposes and strong char
acter to support their futur<
walks in life against recurrent
of awful crimes, then the penal
ty of a life for a life would in
deed be loathesome.
And again in the matter o
life-sentences, what equality o]
punishment would you find? Th<
criminal of means, with friends
and prestige of position woulc
soon enjoy his liberty, his op
puruiuity iu pernups again ae
spoil and murder, when the pool
devil without influence or friends
would slave on in hopeless exile
from the world, a numbered
victim without name or hope tili
natural death exacted the penal
ty long before prescribed.
In a sentimentality that would
do away entirely with the death
penalty as a punishment for
atrocious, unmitigating, pre
I meditated and shocking crimes.
we have more to fear than under
a system which may seem harsh
in the exaction of a fellow man’s
life, who has allowed his deprav
ed instincts to run riot and to
red-handed murder of the inno
cent.
if the politicians make the
laundries pay the girl workers
better wages, the laundries will
make the politicians pay more
for their “biled shirts,” and the
score is evened up.—Batesville
Guard.
During the present congress
would be the right time to get a
bill through, granting permis
sion to build a bridge over White
River at Newport. Now don’t
say anything about not crossing
bridges till we come to them, but i
• let’s,proceed to take this matter
jp with Congressman Oldfield ;
and make the other arrange-1
ments for bringing to Newport,
the trade of Oil Trough Bottom, j
Was ever a year more favorable!
to the enterprise than this one'1
j The fly is now said to live and
I die within a radius of 1500 feet.
I Whether or not this is given out
because it is true or to encour
age the fly swatter, remains to
be seen. It at least encourages a
•
city or community to make war
on the pesky little creature, who
. transmits so much disease, for
to know that when you rid a
! city of flies, you don’t get a lot
of immigrants from some other
| town ought to help some.
A Fort Smith man has been
1 sentenced to attend church for
, three months and help his wife
j bathe and dress the children.
I This is the penalty he pays for
living in the gutter in the role of
a drunken sot. If more habitual
law breakers were treated in
the same manner a more whole
some effect might be exercised
on the lower type of criminals
than incarcerating them in the
county bastile.—Jonesboro Tri
bune.
Because Dock Driver left his
widow all he had—the pistol with
which he committed murder—
the newspapers are saying that
I both he and Schumann loved
their wives. The Hot Springs
man killed his wife and repented
and the Walnut Ridge man
sought to kill his wife and mur
dered the officer who intervened
to put him under a peace bond.
Yet these two dope fiends, now
that they are gone, are declared
to have loved their wives. It
takes a good deal of maudlin sen
timent to extol the husbandly
devotion of these men.
Pastor Russell and his flocl
assembled at Hot Springs start
ed some talk by resolving that
“hell was a myth” and now they
have come a little stronger anc
say “the world is thousands ol
years older than Adam.” Thi.
same Pastor Russell offers plate,
of his sermons to newspaper;
' who will use them and it migir
I be poted that all these plate:
' feature Russell more prominent
: ly than any of the great truths
1 of the bible. The fact that lu
' fills the pulpit of Talmage, has
' probably kept him from bein',
exposed as he deserves.
Judge Hays is playing coarse!;
, the part of Dr. Jekyl and Mr
, Hyde. In his speech he de
clares that he has no criticis?
: offer in connection with the pub
| lie or private life of his opponent
yet behind the scenes he is allow
ing his supporters and head
quarters to send out all manner
of campaign lies about Mr. Brun
didge. If he would stand by his
argument advanced in his
speech and cut out the under
hand criticism and misrepresent
ation of his opponent the people
might learn to have more res
pect for his candidacy. A man
cannot live a double life in poli
tics and hoodwink the voters.—
Jonesboro Tribune.
CARDUI"WORKED
LIKE_A CHARM
After Operation Failed to Help,
Cardui Worked Like a Charm.
Jonosvill#. 8. C.—“I suffered with
womaaly trouble,” writes Mrs. J. 8.
Kendrick, la a letter from this plaoe,
“and at times, I could not bear te stand
on my feet The doctor said I would
never be any better, and that I would
have to have an operation, or X would
have a cancer.
I went to the hospital, and they oper
ated on me, but I got ne better. They
said medicines would do me ne good,
and I thought I would have te die.
At last I tried Cardui, and began te
Improve, so I continued using It Now, ;
I am well, and can do my own work.
I don’t feel any pains.
Cardui worked like a charm.”
There must be merit la this purely
vegetable, tonic remedy, for women—
Cardui—for it has been In successful
use for more tnan 50 years, for the
treatment of womanly weakness and
disease.
Please try it for your troubles.
II. 8.— irrite to: Ltdies’ Advisory Dept. Qutta
mp Medicine Co., Chattxnoos*. T*n»- for Special
Instructions, and 64-ms* book. Horn* TlartMM
Ur Wran." scot I* »Ma vrappw. *■ raeuwU
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
The lands and lots and parts of lots returned delinquent in Jackson
County for the year 1912, together with the tax and penalties charged there
on agreeable to law, and are contained and described in the following
list, viz.:
.... '*" " - -- - - i
■M H 73 > < v £ S’
jow--. b j*. m c
~ s- = % C B r3-v 3 SL
j g*! 3 5 b “ j 2 2 - r-j 1
OWNER’S NAME AND 3 t ' §’ £ ;0~ *
| '= " x 2 •< rl"
PARTS OF SECTION j ^ £
- ! I
j' | i_i__1 1
Ed A. Dixon, Pt. SE. SE.. <T 9 1 4 40| .79! .071 .50! 1.36
W. G. Bullington, Sy2 SW.14 9jl| 80! 24'.) 5.25, .52 .50, 6.-'
W. G. Bullington, NW NW.23 9111 40 120< 2.62| *26 .o0 3,38
B G. Bradbury, N% NE.29 9|1| 80 400 7.1&I -711 .50 8.3b
J. W. Slocum, EVi NE .35- 9|1| 80, 600 13.12 1.31; -o0 14.9^
C. W. Sears, SMt SW.13| 10|lj 80| 320 6.36| .63 -50 <.49
J. Venable, NE.15 10 1: 160 640 12.72 L27 .50 14.49
Lewis and Johnson, Ey2 NE.21 10 11 80 400 7.95 ,.79: .50 9.24
Lewis and Johnson, Ey2 SE.2110 1 80 400 7,95 ,79 .50 9.24
E. L. Boyce, Pt. Ey2 NE.25 10 1 43 160f 3.18 .31 .50 3.99
R. S. Dennis, Nx/2 NW.25 10 1 80 400 7.95 .79| .50 9-24
R. S. Dennis,N Pt. SW.25 10 1 20 100; 1.9& .19; .50 2.6 <
R. S. Dennis, Sy2 NW.25 10 1 80 600 11.92 1.19 .50 13.61
A. L. Mabry, SE.27 10 1 160 1000 19.87 1.98, .50 22.35
W. P. Peters, Pt.NE SE.35 10 1] 2 20 .39 .03' .50 .92
W. P. Peters, Pt. NE SE. 35 10 1 38 180 3.57 .35, .o0 4.4
Lem Williams,NE SE . 8 11 1! 40 200 4.37 .43 .50: 5.80
Lem Williams, Pt. SE SE. 8 11 1 30 100 2.18 .21 .50 2.89
J. W. Rie, SE SE.28 11 li 40 120 2.62 .26 .o0 3.38
J. M. Teeters, Wy2 Ey2 . 30 11 1 160 640 14.00 1.40 .b0 15.90
C. A. Teeters. Pt. Wy2.30 11 11 160 400 8.75 .87 .b0 10.12
Western Tie & Timber Co., SVa SW.. 31 11 1| 50.31; 200; 4.37; .43; .ou o.o w
Eat. Peter Tims, SE NW. 3 12 li 39.091 200; 4.37 .43 .p0 o.30
! L. C. Taylor. SE SW.12 12 li 40; 120, 2.62 .26' .50 3.38
| Della Clark, E% SE.25 12 1. 80j 240! 5.25 .52; .p0 6.27
Della Clark, E% NE .,...25 12 1, 801 240, 5.25, .52, .50; b.2<
Mattie Coley E% NE ... 113 l! 83.12 400, 7.95; .79 .50 9.24
Mattie Coley, Ny2 SE . 1 13 lj 80' 400! 7.95 .79; .p0; 9.24
W. C. Pharriss. SE SW .25 13 1 40! 200! 4.37 .43 .50 5.30
B. F. Hutson, Pt. EVa SW. 35 13 1: 70j 300| 6.561; .65; .pOI <.71
Emma Allen, NVa NE. 114 1 86.41! 260! 5.42; .54! .50 6.46
C. T. Maris, SW SE . 1,1411: 40 120; 2.50 .25 .50i 3.25
C. T. Maris, SE SW . 114jl 40; 120! 2.50 .25 .501 3,2a
R. L. Conditt, EV2 SW.3214|1 80| 600|13.12 1.31 .50<14.93
W A Joyce SE .14 9 2 160 480 10.50 1.05 .b0! 12.05
A. T. Campbell SVa SE.32' 9|2 80; 240| 4 77 47; .50 5.74
W A. Brazeal Sy2 NW.32| 9|2| 80! 600|11.92! 1.19! .5013.61
Estate J. G. Goodman SW SE. 511012! 40, 160; 3.50! .35; .50 4.3o
Estate J. G. Goodman SE NE . 8 1012 40' 300' 6.56, .65, .50 7i71
Estate J. G. Goodman WVs NW. 9 10;2 80! 400' 8.75! .87' .50,10.12
Delinquent S Pt. NE SW .24 10 2 15! 100 2.18' >.21j .50, 2.89
W. M. Martin SE NW.34 10 2 40 200 4.37; .43' .50 5.30
Hardy Davis Pt. SW SW.22 11 2; 23.34 10 .21! .02! .50 .73
M J. Holden SE NW.15 12 2| 40 200; 4.37' .43; .50 5.30
M. J. Holden SW NE.19 L2 21 40| 120j 2.38! .23! .50 3.11
M. J. Holden Ey2 Ey2.19|12|2| 160| 480110.50! 1.05! .50 12.05
M. J. Holden NE SW.20 12 2| 40| 1201 2 62|- .261 .50 3.38
Sol Sink SE SE.. •. 25 12 2, 40| 120| 2.62; ,*.26! .50, 3.38
M. J. Holden SE SW .25 12; 2! 40! 120 2.62, .26' .50i 3.38
M. J- Holden SW SE .29 12 2 40! 120 2.62! ..26 .501 3.38
M. J. Holden N% SW.29 12 2 80! 240 5.25i .52 .50 6.27
Sol Sink NE NE.36 12 2 40’ 120 2.62! -26 .501 3.38
Sol Sink SE NE .36 12 2 40' 120 2.62! .26 .50 3.38
Estate Mary E. Cook N% NE. 1 13’2 86.36'1400 30.62! 3.06 .50 34.18
T J Cook Pt. Nl/a NW. 1 1312 49.61' 360| 7,87! .78 .50j 9.15
J. W. Little E Pt. N Pt. NW SW-27|13|2 5' 100 2.68' .26 .50' 3.44
ueiinquent rt. o v* o ... . a xv
: L D. Nicholson SW SW. 13 14 2 40' 300 6.56' .65' .50 7.71
‘ Estate Peter Riley WV2 NE.15|14 2 80! 640 14.00' 1.40 .50 15.90
Gatsey Crawford NW SW.2314 2 40 200 4.37 .43 .50) 5.30.
' Est -Jonas Robinson SE SE. 4 12 3 40’ 400 8.75 .87, .50 10.12
! Estate B. F. Rav Wl/2 SW. 15113 3 80'. 240 5.25 .52 .501 6,-27
J F Willed: SW NW. 35113 3 40 400 8.75 .87 .50 10.12
! Delinquent Pt NW SE NW.14 10'4 .90 120' 2.38 .23 .50' 3.11
Newport Land Co. SE SE. 19 10 4 40 80 1.39 .15 .50 2.24
E Barnes Pt. SE NW . 19 10 4 3 lOj .19 .01 .50 .70
’ E Barnes Pt SE NW.19J0I4 37 100 1.981 .19 .50' 2.67
■ C* E. Leach Pt. NE.27 10,4 115 460! 9.14 .91' .50110.55
Jas Smartt NE. .. 6 10'5 162.31 320 7.00 .70 .50 8.20
Myrtle E. Moses WV2 SE. 6 10 5 80 160, 3,50 .35 .50 4.35
‘ Mvrtle E. Moses N% NE. 7 10 5 80| 160: 3.50 .35 .50, 4.35
M* N. Johnson SV2 SW. 19T05 72.74 140 3.06 .30 .50 3.86
P 4. Fisher SE.25 10 5 160' 320: 6.36= ,.63 .50 7,49
' J. W. Allgood Pt. NW.25!10|5 90 180: 3.57 .35 .50 4.42
J. 0. Curl Sy2 NW.. 26 lOi'o' 80 160! 3;18 .31 .50 3.99
J. W. Bryant NE.27 10 5 160 320 6.361 .63 .50 7.49
J. C. Curl NE...... 30 10 5 160 320 7.00 .70 .501 8.20
W. E. Bone NV2 NW...30G0 5 73.09 160 3.50! -35 .50! 4.35
Mrs. M S. Throckmorton NW.3210 5 160! 320 7.00' .70 .50 8..20
W. H. Chapman SE SW.351015! 40 80 1.59 .15 .50 2.24
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TOWN OF DIAZ. „
Est. Mrs. J. E. West, Lots 3, 4, 9, 10, Block “B”,. .100| 2.18| .211.501 2.89
TOWN OF GRUBBS.
W. P. Sanderson, frl. N. pt. W., pt. Block 13 . 200| 4,971 .49l.50| 5.96
TOWN OF J ACKSONPORT. •
Est. Mrs. Ada Cox, Lots 9 and 10, Blk.3, R. 1 W.. 20 .53 .051.50 1.08
Same All Blk. 4, R. 1 W.. .... 60 1.61 .16.50 2.27
J. N. J aggers, Lots 1 and 2, Blk. 10, R.l W. 20 .53 .05 .50 1.08
S. N. Massey, Lot 3, Blk. 5, R. 1 E. 20 .53 .05 .50 1.08
Delinquent, Lots 1 and 4, Blk. 6, R. 1 E. 20 .53 .05 .50 1.08
Mrs. S. E. Grubbs, Lot 4, Blk. 8, R. 1 E. 20 .53 .05 .50 1.08
L. E. Moore, Lots 4 and 8 and % 5, Blk. 9, R. 1 E. 80 2.15 .21 .50 2.86
Grubbs & Shaver, all Blk. 13, R. 2 E. 20 .531 .05 .50 1.08
W. W. Campbell, Lot 1, Blk. 2, R. 3 E. 20 .53! .05 .50 1.08
Kate Bteakley, Lots 2, 3, and 4, Blk. 2, R. 3 E,... 20 .53! .05 .50 1.08
Same, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Blk. 3, R. 3 E. 80! 2.15! .21.50 2.86
Mrs. S. E. Grubbs, Lots 5, 6, 8, 9, Blk. 6, R. 3 E. 160| 4.30' .43 .50 5.23
H. E. L. McCollum, Lot 1, Blk. 11, R. 4 E. 20 .53! .05.50 1.08
J. N. Jag\ers, Lots 2 and-3, Blk. ll,'i$.: 4. E.... 20 .53! .05.50 1.08
T W. Alexander. Und. hhlf of Blk. 12, R. 4. E. .. 20 .53! .05.50 1.08
Ida Coffee, Lot 2. Blk. 1, R. 5 E.. 20| .53 .05 .50 1.08
Sloan Hamilton, Lot 2, Blk. 4, R. 5 E..... 60! 1.61 .16 .50. 2.27
R. and D. Taber Lodge, Lot 4, Block 4, R. 5,E.....- 201 .53! .05!.50! 1-08
TOWN OF SW4FTON.
Jeff Lane, Lots 1, 2, 3, Blk. 44, E.lE.i*.... 200! 5.37| .53|.50[ 6.40
Cast’s First Addition.
J. E. Lane, Lot 7, Blk. 2. 201 .53] .05|.50! 1.08
H. E. Cast. Lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Blk. 3-Jij.. . 20| .53| .05].50| 1.08
TOWN OF TUCftfERMAN.
Joe McCurry, Lots 7 and 8, SVs of 9, Blk. 10\ ... 100| 2.68; .26].50; 3.44
Est. T. D. Lawrence, Lts 9, 10, 11, and 12, Pt.
7 and 8, Blk. 27. 800] 21.50] 2.15|.50| 24.15
J. M. Knight’s Addition.
Martha Parrott. All Blk. 1...'!.201 -53 .05j.50| 1.08
Chas. Parrott, All Blk. 2.A ... 20] .53 .051.50! 1.08
J. H. Simpson, All Blk. 3.,. 20 .53 .05 .501 1.08
P. T. Herron, All Blk. 4..... 20 .53 .05 .50! 1.08
Will McLain, All Blk. 22 and 23.40 1.07 .lOj.50! 1-07
Lawrence’s Addition.
Ben Wheeler, Lot 7, Blk. 36 .4;.. 300] 8.06 .80'50! 9.36
S. W. Harvey, Lot 11, Blk. 45.. $• .. 40] 1.07 .lO'-SO] 1.67
J. H. Simpson’s Addition.
Jeff Persons, Lots 3 and 4, Blk. 2... 300 8.06 .80].50' 9.36
Sam Ridley, Lots 3 and 4, Blk. 3 . 60 1,61] .16I.50I 2.27
Yelverton’sr AdditiaiW,
Richard West, All Blks. 6 and 7.wf^ • ■ 300! 5.37 .53.50 6.40
I. O. O. F. Lodge, All Blk. 8.....'.. . 100 2.68: .26.50! 3.44
Eliza Porter, All Blk. 20...• 20 .53' .05 .50] 1.08
K. of D. Taber, All Blk. 23 ... 20 .53' .05 .50 1.08
D. E. Hill, All Blk. 25...*"■ • 100 -2.68! .26!.50! 3.44
TOWN OF TUPELOt
Dr. E. W. Johnson, Irregular Blk's. 2 and 3 .V.-. 360 7.87] .781.50' 9.15
G. L. Thornton, Lots 5 and 6, Blk. 2. 60] 1.31] .13|.50| 1.94
TOWN OF WELDON.
W. H. Shoffner. Lots 9 and 10, Blk. 2, W. R. R.'.. 340] 7.43! .74 .50 8.67
CITY OF NEWPORT.
Est. Mrs. E. D. Taggart, Lot 10, Blk. 17 ......: .10001 26.87} 2.681.501 30.05
Mrs. C. H. Creighton, Lots 8 and 9, Blk. 21 ... .5000,134.32]13.43],50,148.25
Chastain’s Addition.
W. W. Campbell, Und. % Lot 12, Blk. “J”. 20 .53 .05 .50] 1.08 ,
Will Mallory, Lot 6, Blk. “K” .. 100 2.68 .26 .50| 3.44
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Thi^Vfl
could never^ |
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can choose a better job. It is a terrible thing tobeo®'
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before it is too late.
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Fatal to Young Gill
«*ify laughter, when thirteen year*
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■fen was eo bad we had to place tor
bed near a wladew
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doctor said, ‘Peer
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OWNER’S NAME AND % H
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PARTS OF SECTION *
Sam McNeil. Lots 1 and 2, Blk. 2............ 400 10.751 1-07.50
Frank Thompson, Lot 1, Blk. “J”.360 9.671 Wf
Davis’ Addition—Original Block “H”. ..«!
Wm. Diamond, Lot 11, Blk. 1 .. 800| 21.50 2.1o • !
Dill’s Second ' " East Newport.
Est. Mrs. E. D. Taggart, JLots 7,8,9,10,14, Blk. 3, 1200| 32.25 3-22 .50!
S. W. Taggart Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, .6, 7, 8, 9, 11 and -ai
12, Blk. 4... ...1760| 47.30 4.7 |
Same, Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Blk. 5 . 600 16.12
Same, Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Rlk. 6 . 600 16.12; 1-JJ-g
Same! Lots 3; 4, 5, 6, Blk. 7 . T. ... 500 13.43
_Same, Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Blk. 7. 500 13.43, l-***
Morris’ Addition.
Wl II. Morris, All Blk. 10 .,... 500 10.93| l.M.*»
C. G. Henry, Tr... W. two-thirds Blk. 11 . 600 13.12 Ij}-*!
Same, Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, Blk. 13.,. 400 8.75 .87 ■»
Remmel’s Addition. ..
Henry Stanton, Lot 2, E%3, Blk. 9 . 3001 6.56
,H. L. Remmel, Lots 10, 11, 4, 9, N% 3, Blk. 9, .... 6001 13.12
1VWXN Ur tUffAITUiliO. ,«(■
S. S. Hale, Lots 1 and 2, Blk. 5. W. R. S. B.20! .39' Mmm
EAST OF WHITE RIVER. ... fl
Dean & Clark, N% SE.21|10|3j 80 | 320| 7.00 .Wl* fl
Est. Mrs. Elizabeth Taggart, N. Pt. a. fl
Same, Pt. NW .,.12 113 63.97 1560 34.12 3.41-S fl
A. G. Dunahay, Und. NW SW... 312 3 20 200 4.37 •«%,; fl
J. H. Craig, Pt. SW SE.20 12 3 5 20 .43! -Mg fl
Geo. Vance, Pt. SE NE. 2 11 3 '.23 80 1.7o •1T‘fl
WEST OF WHITE RIVER. o. ,fl fl
Ernest McFadden, Pt. SW SW ... 8 10 3 39 1201 2.62 ■-?fl
Jno. Stubblefield, SE SE....19 113 40 200' 3.77. jfl
J. P. Merrill, NW. 6 10 4 147.47 560 12.25. 1 - ^ jfl
And notice is hereby given that the said several tra?ts’p«fl
of lots, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the t - ^ fl
and costs due thereon, will be sold by the county collector at
house door in said county, on the second Monday in -June, next,
said taxes, penalty and costs be paid before that time, ana “ ^offl
will be continued from day to day until the said tracts, lots or y Jg
This May 22, 1913. G. L. ROBINSO^J
County Clerk, Jackson County, Ar**“~ m