The Forrest City times., 1898-03-04
FORREST CITY, ARK. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH f. 1s9s

Ndil A. stark. Rodgers Boone-JohnsP. Clendenin Harriso,
 Bradley-W. J. Savage. Warren Calhoun-J. E. WitherlnRton. Uamn,on Carroll-J. F Fancer Berryville. Chicot-P. II. Wells, Dermott. Clark-Adam Clark Arkadelphia PiPgott 0''N N' Cieourne-Jerry Scanlan, Bee Branch. oIeVeland-liattie Blankenship. Rison Columbia-J. c. Colquitt, Magnolia
 Conway-Carroll Armstrong. w Showers W. L. Moose, Morrilton Cralghead-J. C. Hawthorne, w T. Lane Jonesboro. '0f Crawford-George R. Woods, Van Buren.
 Crittenden-L P. Berry. Marion
 Cross-J. NJ. Leyesque Vandale
 Dallas-R C Fuller Fordyce
 Desha-S. w. Dickinson Arkansas City.
 Drew-T H. Matthews Monticello; I. \. Bird, Wellborn.
 Faulkner-A. c. Miller. R. A Zones. Conway.
 franklln-B. l.. Jones, Ozark; J. P Falcon CT, Charleston
 tulton-W. H. Culp Mammoth Springs
 Garland-Chas. Brown, J. G. Lonsdale T. w Milan, Hot Springs
 Orant-John P. Harper, Sheridan: J. w. Ly- brand, Grapevine.
 Greene-M R. Corman w H. Jones, NJ F. Collier. Paragould
 Hempstead-W. ". Folsom. Hope
 hot Spflng-W. Fl. Cooper. A. Stearns Mall vern.
 Howard-J D. Shaver. Center Point
 lndependence-Robert Neill, J. P Yancev Batesville Izard-T. J. Williamson Melbourne
 Jackson-L Minor Newport.
 Jenerson-W. D. Hearn, D. c. Bell, W. H. Langford, Pine Blur.
 Johnson-John w. Howell, Clarksville.
 Lafayette--J. P King, New LewisvilIe
 l1aWrercp-W c Glanp I,n, III Ponder, Walnut Ridge; J. K. Gibson, Black Rock
 Lee-T. E. Wood. Marianna.
 Lineoln-Dr Rosseau. Star City
 Little River-J. C. Head Richmond
 Logan-B B. Chism, Dr. Shibley. Paris
 Lonoke-Joe Eagle, England: Dan Daniel, Lonoke
 Madison-Lon Garrett. Huntsville
 Marion-W. R. Jones. Melville
 Milier-W. F. Kirby. Henry Moore, Texar- kama.
 Mississippi-W. J. Driver, Osceola.
 Monroe-W. S Spencer. Clarendon H. II. Myers, Brinkley; T. c. Trice. Holly Grove. Montgomery-Gip Witt, Mt. Ida
 Nevada-J. O Bush. c. c. Hamby. Prescott Newton John H. Brown. Jasper
 Ouachita-G. W. Brown, Camden.
 Perry-A W. Ryson. Perrvville.
 Phillips-W. Nj. Neal John J. Horner Joseph Pillow. Helena
 flke-OWen owens, MurfreeSboro.
 Poinsett-N. J. Willis Harrisburg.
 Polk-R H James Mena.
 Pope-J L. Shinn. Russellvlle.
 Prairie-W. B. Williams. Hagen. J. H. Me Clintock, DeVall's Bluff; J. A Harr Fair mount
 Pulaski-H. l.. Remmel. w w Dickinson, J. A. Woodson. James Mitchell, w. c. Eau cette, Mord Roberts, Little Rock
 Randolph-E G. Schoonover. Pocahontas. SAliue-l l.. ton.
 Scott-H. J. Hall, T. G. Bates, Waldron. Searcy-A. J. Redwine, Marshall
 Sebastian-R. W. McFarlane, Greenwood; W. W. Webber. Fort Smith; E. D. Bedwell, Huntington.
 Sevier-H. l.. Norwood J $ Lake Locks burg
 Sharp-C. W. Shaver, Evening Shade.
 St Francis-George P. Taylor. Forrest City. Stoue--W. H. Nelson Mountain View
 Union-J. Monroe Smith. Dilolo.
 Van Buren-J. H. Fraser. Clinton.
 Washington-J. C. Williams, Fayetteville: I. D. Roder Springdale; J. II. Marder, Boonsboro. White-F. P. Laws, Beebe Eugene Cypert, Searcy
 Woodruff William Ferguson, Augusta. Yell-Joseph Evans. T L. Cox, Dardanelle.
 Whether or not Arkansas will take her proper place at the head of the procession in the display to be made at this great exposition now depends wholly upon the enterprise and pat riotism of the people who are called upon to do as individuals what the state should have done. There is no time to lose. Let. there be concert of action with the commissioners and the several vice-presidents.
 Further information will be gladly furnished by the president or secreta- ry. Little Rock. Ark.