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25 10 .25 .06 .50 .81
500 11.25 2.81 .50 14.56
500 11.25 2.81 .50 14.56
1 160. 1000 22.50 5.62 .50 28.62
1 160. 1000 22.50 5.62 .50 28.62
mm 1 40. 300 6.75 1.68.50 8.93
■ I n 1 160. 1000 20.50 5.12 .50 26.12
fst r 1 40. 400 8.20 2.05 .50 10.75
a a r| 1 140. 800 18.00 4.50 .50 23.00
llill* 1 20. 200 4.50 1.12 .50 6.12
1 80. 500 11.25 2.81 .50 14.56
1 140. 700 15.75 3.93 .50 20.18
nrmawtf 1 20- 100 2 25 56 -50 3 31
1 40. 30ft 7.65 1.91 .50 10.06
1 30. 200 5.10 1.27 .50 6.87
! 1 160. 800 22.00 5.50 .50 28.00
1 30.31 150 4.12 1.03 .50 5.65
1 80. 500 10.25 2.56 .50 13.31
1 40. 220 4.51 1.12 ,50 6.13
1 40. 220 4.51 1.12 .50 6.13
1 40. 200 5.50 1.37 .50 7.37
1 1 40. 200 5.50 1.37 .50 7,37
i 1 40. 200 5.50 1.37 .50 7.37
l 1 40. 200 5.50 1.37 .50 7.37
1 37.54 400 9.00 2.25 .50 11.75
1 18.77 100 2.25 .56 .50 3.31
1 1 37.50 400 9.00 2.25 .50 11.75
itanm 1 40. 740 20.35 5.08 .50 25.98
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9 2 169. 64!) 17.60 4.40 .50 22.5"
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19 2 10
J§£w$fP«!%R--20 9 2 1.25 140 3.57 .89 .50 4.96
31 9 2 68.34 700 19.25 4.81 .50 24.56
SSSaSSSmSSSSBKm .. 16 10 2 160. 1600 44.0011.00 ,5o 55.5i.
RRRRRR_16 10 2 80. 10oO 27.50 6.S7 .50 34.87
R_16 10 2 40. 600 16.50 4.12.50 21.12
R_22 10 2 40. 400 9.80 3.4 5 .50 12.75
_19 11
_22 11 2 1.66 29 .55 .13 .50 1.18
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RIRHRRvil 27 13 2 5. 240 6.60 1.65 8.73
RHRR^R_31 13 1. 20 .45 .11 .50 1.06
WHITE RIVER
R_26 10 3 38.73 300 8.25 2.06 .50 10.81
RRRRR._28 10 3 40. 2o0 5.50 1.37 .50 7.37
BRHH^R._28 10 3 40. 5.50 1.37 .50
_28 10 3 40. 200 5.50 1.37
_28 10 3 40. 200 5.50 1.37
ST WHITE RIVER
_R-15.Ni/6 6 10 3 203.84 800 19 6" 4.90 .50 25.50
R__30 10 3 66. 400 9.80 2.45 .50 12.75
"^WjR_30 10 3 14. 200 4.90 1.22 .50 6.62
R_31 10 3 5. 30 .73 .18 .50 1.41
RRRRast white river
Rw._ 2 11 3 2.29 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
_ 2 11 3 25.21 260 7.15 1.78 .50 9.42
RRRRvest white river
■ NE._19 11 3 20. 60 1.35 .33 .50 2.18
gytlgiR8-10. NW 30 11 3 80. 300 7.35 1.83.50 9.68
^^^^Reast white river
SEVi __ 7 12 3 119.73 500 10.25 2.56 .50 13.31
R_16 12 3 160. 1600 32.80 S.20 .50 41.50
IjippllRM;._16 12 3 80. 800 16.40 4.10 .50 21.00
RR§R, SW. NE 28 13 3 40. 300 7.35 1.83 .50 9.68
3RRR, E%. SW 28 13 3 80. 600 14.70 3.67.50 18.87
_ 1 10 4 1.50 10 .24 .06 .50 .80
RRBRE14_ 5 10 4 141.75 480 10.80 2.70 .50 14.00
SE. __ 5 10 4 80. 240 5.40 1.35 .50 6.25
^^^R NE%._ 9 10 4 160. 480 10.80 2.70 .50 14.00
^^^RnW. SE. __ 9 10 4 40. 120 2.70 .67 .50 3.87
^Rtw._ 9 10 4 10. 30 .67 .16 .50 1.33
^^^R_ 9 10 4 40. 120 2.70 .67 .50 3.87
^^^R NE. SW.__ 9 10 4 40. 120 2.70 .67 .50 3.87
^^^R. SE. NW._14 10 4 .90 180 4.05 1.01 .50 5.56
NE. NE_15 10 4 40. 120 2.70 .67 .50 3.87
^^^R E%. SW._15 10 4 80. 240 5.40 1.35 .50 6.25
NW. SW._15 10 4 40. 120 2.70 .67 .50 3.87
^^R_21 10 4 40. 120 2.10 .67 .50 3.87
^^Rr. SW._21 10 4 20. 60 1.35 .33 .50 2.18
^^R NE. _28 10 4 30. 225 5.05 1.26 .50 6.31
^^Ry_34 10 4 80. 240 5.40 1.35 .50 7.25
^^Rn, SWVi-_36 10 4 160. 600 14.70 3.67 .50 18.87
SW. _ 15 10 4 40. 120 2.70 .67 .50 3.87
^^Rs, sy2. NW. —21 10 4 80. 240 5.40 1.35 .50 7.25
^R[_ 3 10 4 160. 480 10.80 2.70 .50 14.00
^Re. _ 1 10 5 40.66 120 3.30 .82 .50 4.62
Re. _ 1 10 5 40. 100 2.75 .68 .50 3.93
^R^. NW_ 6 10 5 47.55 150 4.12 1.03 .50 5.65
^R^. NW._ 6 10 5 35. 100 2.75 .68 .50 3.93
Ry. Co., SW>4. 7 10 5 147.84 300 8.25 2.06 .50 10.81
Rw._10 10 5 40. 120 3.30 .82 .50 4.62
Rw._10 10 5 80. 240 6.60 1.65 .50 8.75
■V SK 14 10 5 80. 240 6.60 1.65 .50 8.75
_26 10 5 80. 240 5.40 1.25 .50 7.25
WySmM J TOWN OF ALCOA.
pt. 3 and 4, blk. 1_ 200 5.50 1.32 .50 7.32
blk. 9. 20 acres_ 100 275 .68 .50 3.93
|^Koj|ft 3, blk. A_ 40 1.10 27 .50 1.87
'mmSm ee# 2, bik. a_ 40 1.10 .27 .50 1.87
-t^^^Kr.Sfb, N% lots 8 and 9, blk. A_ 80 2.20 .55 .50 3.25
1, blk. B_ 10 .27 .06 .50 .83
Jo and 16,blk. C_ 60 1.65 .41 .50 2.56
^■rinjot L blk. E_ 30_.82_.20 .50 1.52
^B TOWN OF BEEDEV1LLE.
®bryTptTlo7sW SW, 132 x 63 ft.,
1, Beede’s 1st Add.__10 25 .06 .50 .81
rmyM TOWN OF DENMARK
[0UI|ks., Pt. blk. 6, .65 acre_ 100 225 .56 .50 3.31
l of I TOW N OF OLD GRAND GLAIZE.
Sg Jt Land Co., lot 3, blk 6 S. B_ 20 .49 d2__.50_l.ll
TOWN OF GRUBBS.
fllville So. Ry. Co., NW pt. blk 8_ 20 .65 .16 .50 1.31
wpUJtley, lot 1, blk. 17, Barnwell’s 2nd. Add. 40 1.30 .52 .50 2.12
ME I TOWJV OF JACKSONPORT. |
^Jia Cox, lots 9-10, blk. 3, R.lw_ 20 J55 .13 .50 1.18
T|. W. Anderson, S 2-3, 4-9 NV2 3, blk 9,
1 W_ 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
/aiassey, frl. 5, blk. 9, R 1 W_ 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
Jiuent, lots 1-2 blk. 10,R 1W- 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
Frank Mason, lot 2, blk. 9, R 1 E_ 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
^B Erwin, lot 3, blk. 9, R. IE_ 60 1.65 .41 .50 2.56
Stuckey, h/t 9, blk. 9 R. 1 E- 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
■ Swearenger, lots 1-4, blk. 6, R 2 E_ 100 2.75 .68 .50 3.93
■ Dean, lot 1-3 N% 4, blk. 7, R 2 E_ 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
■. Stuckey, lot 4, E% 3, blk.-8, R 2 E_ 80 2.20 .55 .50 3.25 j
Scarborough, all blk. 11, R 2 E- 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18 !
Be Scarborough, lots 1, 2 and 3, blk. 12,
|R2E_ 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
B R. W. Anderson, lot 9, blk. 3, R 3 E- 40 1.10 .27 .50 1.87
B. Campbell, lot 2, blk. 1, R 4 E_ '40 1.10 .27 .50 1.87
Bnquent, lot 3, blk. 4 R 5 E- 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
I. R. W. Anderson, lots 7-10, blk. 9, R 5 E__ 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
IM. Fisk, lots, 2-3-6, blk. 9, R 5 E_ 40 1.10 .27 .50 1.87
I W. Campbell, lot 10, blk. 3, R 7 E_ 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18 i
iHeinemann, lot 9, blk. 3, R 7 E- 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
fc Baldridge, irregular acre, Jacksonport- 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
hu Wicfcham, irregular blk. on Mill St. 1
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Dank Lodge, lot 4, pt._3,jblk. 7, R I E---160 4.40 1.10 .50 6.00
TOWN OF SWIFTON.
frank Parson, lot 1, blk. 29, R 1 E- 500 16.25 4.26 .50 20.81
F. M. Parson, E%, blk. 43, R1 E_ luuO 32.50 8.12 .50 41.12
SMITH’S ADDITION TO SWIFTON. _
Joe Smith, lot 1-2-3-11-12, blk. F- 100 2.75 ' .68 .50 4.43
TOWN OF TUCKERMAN.
Unknown Owner, W frl. blk. 14- 200 5.50 1.37 .50 7.37
H. Porter, lot 2, blk. 1, Jackson Co. Real.
Co. Ad. _ 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
John Biake, lot 10, blk. 35, Lawrence Add- 240 6.60 1.65 .50 8.75
S. G. Parker, % lot 5, blk. 2, J. H. Simpson Ad. 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
Nancy Johnson, lot 1, blk. 3, J. H. Simpson Ad. 20 .55 .13 .50 1.18
Club Property, lot 21, Yelverton Add- 20 .55 .13 .50 1,18
Jeff Persons,‘lots 3-4, blk. 2, J. H. Simpson Ad. 400 11.00 2.75 .50 14.25
TOWN OF TUPELO
L. B. Morgan, N%, lot 3, blk. 3- 20 .61 .15 .50 1.26
J. M. McLendon, lot 8, blk. 4- 200 6.10 1-52 .50 8.12
J. U. ARD’S SUBDIVISION TO TOWN OF TUPELO.
Louis Wilson, 198.80 Sqrd., blk. I_— 200 6.10 1.52 .50 8.12
TOWN OF NEWPORT.
Fannie Cathan, pt. blk. I_ 700 22.75 5.68 .50 28.93
TOWN OF NEWPORT—CHASTAIN’S ADDITION.
Walter Smith, lot 5, blk. K- 100 3.25 .81 .50 4.56
TOWN OF NEWPORT—CROSS ROAD’S ADDITION.
Unknown, lot 5, blk. 51- 120 3,90 .97 .50 5.37
Allen Bishop, lot 6, blk. 51_ 120 3.90 .97 .50 5.37
Ada Amderson, lot 10, blk. 51- 30 .97 .24 .50 1.73
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M. iVI. Stuckey’ lots, 7-8, blk. 13_ 200 G.50 1.62 .50 8.62
W. B. Grant, lots 1, 2, 3, blk. 27- 80 2.60 .65 .50 3.75
W. B. Grant, lots 14-15-16, blk. 27_ 1000 32.50 8.12 .50 41.12
NEWPORT LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY ADDITION.
Mrs. Grace Bandy, lot 4, blk. 3- 800 26.00 6.50 .50 33.00
STATE OF ARKANSAS, , jj* U **_<£!* , j&L j
County of Jackson: ■ * ; ' .
I, J. M. IVY, Collector of Jackson County, Arkansas, do solemnly
swear that the attached and foregoin j pages cf this certificate contains a
true and correct list of all lands and town lots returned delinquent for the
non-payment of the taxes thereon for the year 1917, as shown by the tax
books of said county for said year. J. M. IVY,
Collector of Jackson County, Ark.
Subscribed and sworn to before mj this 23th day of May, 1918.
(Seal) J. F. PARISH, County Clerk.
CLERK S CERTIFICATE. _
State of Arkansas, County of Jackson, ss:
And notice is hereby given that the said several tracts, lots or
parts of lots, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the taxes,
penalty and costs due thereon, will be sold by the County Collector at the
court house in said county on the second Monday in June, 1918, next, un
less the said taxes, penalty and costs be paid before that time; and that
the sale will be continued from day to day until the said tracts, lots or
parts of lots, be sold.
Witness my hand at office, in the City of Newport, County of
Jackson, State of Arkansas, this 21st day of May, 1918.
(Seal) ' J. F. PARISH,
3 " t 1 TSf County and Probate Clerk.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF JACKSON COUNTY:
In announcing as a candidate for
representative, I did so at the urgent
request of many solid democrats who
represent all classes of our people
and these requests came from every
j section of the county, so I can truth
i fully say that I am the candidate of
J the people.
! I have been a life long democrat
and have rendered much party ser-.
vice by serving on committees and
helping keep the party organization
j intact in this county.
My record is clean and straight
and I am able to present to the pco
> pie a good record and one which any
man might be proud to have.
By education, training and experi
; ence my qualifications for the office
are such that I know I can make the |
people such a representative as the
interests of the county and its peo
I pie are entitled to have to represent
them in the legislative halls.
My time for the past year has been
' largely devoted to the service of the
government and I have answered ev
ery call rthat has been made of me by
j the president and his advisers to go
out and help the nation win the war
and this kind of service I have con
tinued even though I was a candidate.
The particular time that I hoped to
' make an active campaign was brok
en into bv the flood conditions and
while I have visited most portions of
the county I could have seen more
people if it had not been for the high
water.
I solicit the votes and support of
each one of you on election day and
will appreciate anything that you
may be able to do for me. I thank
the people for their kindly interest
in my behalf, and promise that if
elected I shall do my utmost to make
you a good representative.
Respectfully,
, FRED R. SUITS,
Candidate for Representative.
NOTICE.
All men of Jackson county, who
have reached 21 years of age since
June 5, 1917, are required to register
for selective military service, U. S.
army, on June 5, 1918. The place of
registration will be at the county
court house in Newport.
J. F. Parish,
Secretary of Exemption Board, Jack
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ROBINSON SUPPORTS
THE PRESIDENT
Brundidge Assails, Robinson serves
Brundidge criticises, Robinsoi
works.
THE WORLD IS ON FIRE.
Brundidge fans the flames, Robin
son is at his post of duty trying to
control the fire. i
Brundidge in a four-page circular,
assails Robinson’s record in the
United States Senate.
Woodrow Wilson, President cf the
United States makes a written ap
peal to Senator Joe T.'Robinson to
run for the United States Senate at
this perilous time in the history ot
our country, and upon the wonderfu
record he had made in the Senate.
The following letter was written tc
Senator Joe T. Robinson by Woodrov,
Wilson, President of the United
States several weeks ago:
“White House,
“Washington, Feb, 6, 1918.
“My Dear Senator:
“I have been distresstd to hear
that you were somewhat in doubt
about seeking a re-election to the
Senate. I hope with all my heart
that there is no foundation for this
impression. I should deem your re
tirement from the Senate a real na
tional loss. My close and confiden
tial association with you has taught
me to value your counsel and your
support in these trying times in a
very unusual degree, and I am writ
ing this as an earnest and friendly
proteat against any thought you may
hnvp naif of rpfirimr This is a time
when it is necessary that men who
know each other’s talents and princi
ples and objects, and who feel them
selves united in a common cause,
should stand together not only, but
keep together. I know that is your
own thought and spirit, and it is be
cause I have found your aid and
counsel so exceedingly valuable that
I am making this appeal to you.
“Cordially and sincerely yours.
Signed) “WOODROW WILSON.
“Hon. Joseph T. Robinson,
United States Senate.”
Any man interested in the winning
of this war, which is uppermost in
every patriot’s mind at this time,
can tell from the reading of this let
ter upon whom the President de
pends, and for whom we should all
vote for, for United States Senate,
and that person is the present sena
tor, Joe T. Robinson. To vote for
him uneans to support the president,
j Robinson’s Headquarters.
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