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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-21

two. and the other fellow should drop
out.
A ballot was taken, in which the
ladies participated, and from the in
terest they manifested and the way in
which they enjoyed 1t shows that the
question of suffrage is not a stranger
in a far country, but is right at our
doors and about to demand entrance.
We noted the matter of qualifications
from every standpoint and the moral
character that they demand, a matter
which we, the average voter, sQuint
one eye at and shut up the other. and
wink at the whole.
Mr.. P. M. Pritchett, candidate for
justice Of the peace, presented the
boys with fifty cents towards their
fund. A request was made for any
tEat was disposed to assist a party
that had the misfortune in his little
child getting bit by dog with rabies,
and placed under treatment The man
was in financial straits, and his
friends were doing what they could for
him. 1t was responded to by Mr.
Clopton with fifty cents, Mr.. Frater
one dollar, Mr.. Zelius same. Thanks
to the gentlemen, not from a political
standpoint, but from the feeling of one
fellow man to the other which makes
us kin. The citizens of the county
IL,
but the opportunity was made so as
any stranger could assist in q good
cause
Mrs. Gus Davis left Friday foN Fo-
shee, Ala, where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Ned Mcneil.
Miss Minnie Laura LitchheId Of
Quintette, spent Friday here with rela.-
tives and friends.
Mrs. H. G. McDavid, Of Chunuckls
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Addie
McDevid.
Miss Pearl Stndorf. of Bagdad. is
the guest Of Mrs. S. F. Stanton and
Miss Dora White
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cannon, of McDavid
spent Tuesday here with relatives
Mrs. Eula Baker visited in Century
last Friday.
. Tomnie Ftllingim spent Thursday in
Mobile.
Misses Ethel Hays, Sidney Allison
and Mae Wilkerson spent Easter in
Ptnsacola with friends
Messrs. Floyd and Sawyer. of Cen
fury, visited friends here Tuesday
evening.
s. r. Gilmore was business visitor
u Pensacola Tuesday
j. F. Lee visited his family in Pen
sacola Sunday evening
VIII Mervin and family have moved
here from Urdenburg. Ala.
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COTTAGE HILL.


Cottage Hill, April 2o.-A large
number of our residents here attended
the Sunday school convention at Mus
cogee on last Sunday. A number of
good talks were given along the line
OF Sunday school work
Mr.. William Finch was quite seri-
ously i'll one night this week. so i'll
that DR.. Johnson, Of Muscogee. was
called and gave him relief At this
writing he is able to be out
Mr.. William Shively, who has spent
many winters here, started for his
home in Indiana on last Monday.
OF the large number OF tourists that
spent the winter here the most Of
them have returned to their homes.
Miss Dinneen. who spent several
weeks here, started for the north re-
Gently, expecting to spend a few days
al Terre Haute with friends. She viii
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the city and people from that neigh
borhood begin to take notice another
rush is on and Balkcom never knew
from what directions the next rush is
coming, and reports like this are the
cause Of il all.
Mr. c. A Ward, 10 n. 18th avenue,
has had bad stomach, indigestion,
headaches, vertigo, nervous and con-
stipated. weak and languid, more tired
in the morning than when retiring at
night. respondent at times, conditions
that cause many sufferers to think Of
suicide. Now, my dear friend, if you
are in this condition Balkcom is here
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-21
why Fool Your Money Away
For Temporary Relief When You Can Get Permanent Cure The Quaker Herb Remedies Are
and Not RsIef-The Cost You No More Only Relief Medicine
Cure and Benefits Derived Make Them Cheaper the End

Quaker Herb Extract 800 per bot
tie, for $3.50.
Quaker Oil Of Balm, % cents, for
800.
Quaker Cough Syrup 25c, for 81
Quaker White Wonder Soap, 10
cents, for 25 cents.
Quaker All Healing Salve 10 cents,
for 25 cents
Just at the time the Quaker began to
lcok for sales to slack UP on account
of the weather some remarkable case
like the following is reported when
they were here from some quarter Of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-21
Our Prices and
Terms.

The first working prin-
ciple of this house is
quality. We sell nothing
that we cannot guaran-
tee. Our second rule is
low prices. Shop around,
go everywhere and then
come here and price.
You'll find us lower on
nine articles out of ten.
Then our terms are easier
than other stores. You
make your own terms
do your own paying.
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with his famous remedies and waiting
u give you back that robust and clear
mind just as they have done many
others.
Don't delay IL your kidneys are
weak, If your stomach is bad and liver
sluggish. II your blood is thin. your
eyes and skin yellow, If your system
is fupll Of malaria and rheumatism.
Get Quaker Herb Extract and be made
well Balkcom drug store is where the
Quaker Herb Remedies can be OBJ
tanned.
BaIkcom's Drug Co., IL S. Palafox
street.
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Her many friends would be glad TO
see her in Pine Forest and Klondike
again soon.
Misses Margaret Diamond and Bees
sic Suggs and Mr.. James Diamond at
tended the Sunday school convention
at Muscogee last Sunday.
Mrs. S. A. Mccall and daughter, Mrs.
Jean Hall, were guests Of Mrs. w. A.
Diamond Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. J. F. Pierce was the guest OF
Mrs. Taylor Monday.
Mr. Homer Diamond was the guest
Of his parents Wednesday night.
Mrs. John Gunner and little son.
Charles, were the guests of her uncle,
Mr.. II. Suggs, and family, Sunday.
Mr.. A s. Edwards, Of Pensacola.-was
the guest Of his uncle. Mr.. w. A. Dia-
mond. Wednesday night and Friday.
Miss Margaret Diamond was the
guest of Mrs. Lille Fillingim Monday
There will be service at the Klondike
Baptist church Sunday and Sunday
night. All are invited to attend
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Special Notice.

Please note that this
date is one day-couldn't
make this special offer
every day. Don't fail to
come Monday if you
want the greatest bar
gain ever offered you in
the way of a premium 50
piece Gold Trimmed Din
ner Set, actually worth
$40 regularly, absolutely
FREE with every $40
purchase, cash or credit.
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Modern Announcement: Wanted
Il governess who is a good stenog-
rapher, to take down the clever sayings
of our cl1ild-Fliegende Blaetter.
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Free Monday.

To each purchaser who
buys the amount of $40 or
more, we will give abso-
lute1y FREE a 5o-piece
Gold Trimmed Dinner
Set. This is a magnif-
cent offer, but it lasts
only one day, as the num-
Der of dinner sets are linn
tied. So don't get left
be here early. This may
be your last chance to
get a 50-piece Dinner Set
FREE.
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rnEr=OFFERlNGS=FnEEI
With every $4,000 purchase Monday cash or credit,
without charge absolutely FREE

Set, made by the French China Company; and
tion. Each piece is Of pure white; bearing a
These dinner sets are positivel y guaranteed
r white color; that it will uot craze or crackle,
and that the gold is so thoroughly baked under
The pieces are all copies Of dainty and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-21

this 5Opiece Gold Coin Porcelain Dinner Set, made
Of the newest design in shape and decoration. E.
neat and tasty design in the cearest Of gold These
by the maker not to lose its enamel or clear white C
the glaze that it cannot tarnish Tor rub of. The
elaborate patterns.
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geua Star an Gitp SoIl ganf,
$4,000.
ssoiepb Sieffe an s,ep gudene 8
II. q. &c., $4,000.
ainrp s. Souab an Gli5a S.elarfe,
$1,000.
2. Maniihcruis on Gcsinopolitnn
g. II. z. 60, $1,000
ebriitinn TeIsel ait Soutbltoe !,
II. q. 60, $1,000.
esames u. err oil Rm. @ritiltb
| II. Anb., $4,000.
Catherine Gaunntnn on Snnt Str.
Z. II. q. 60, ST. 30
Gaas. 90. Gitpsr on Jsidiofns !
Sobnn, ir., $3.50.
s!oino y. Seonaro an benielben
$1,000.
gboebc I. 0ipuroe an Genrl Ctr.
gonf. $500.
g,innie 9. }5aptfottr on agnes
2unsfep, $250.
9eniamtr Garter oil giifsratiie o.
lI. 60, $500
0n. eo!entia an GnterprIic y. II
g q. 60, $i400.
amelio 8. Site OH oto.. $4,000.
slrtbur Sia9:us OH 0to, 5000.
Tora 4op9c an 0to., $500.
Gniuoro !. Stirdncr on Gath Ten.
ger, $4,000.
eoth AenIntan OH @eItern ane. ".
a., $4,000.
gli3. Rc@hiaipps on Big 6our ..
II. 2. Co., $500.
ssaeob .. Sauicr on Some y. II.
2. u. 60, $500.
Gtta ". Clamps on Soutbern Gblo
2. II. Z. 50 $500.
6. 30. gseItineper on 9seip wsobalnt
.. ", $1,000.
Sucob g,eiheiieI an @eitern Germ.
| Bf., $1,000.
| sstances sdreirr on Sinolap 8. II,
I@. SO. 90. g., $3.50.
| $. ~. slreroiet an 6. s. g. Ricf.
$3.50.
slnna aeieneier on 9. R. Cooper
$4,000.
Gora Ghneder OH 2ouiIc Gear
$500.
Cora Sfneder on 9riee Sill Q. u
i9 60. $500.
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Gincinnati, 8. Weai.
81 eue Sppotb efen.

III G II ~ y y u w.
2ouis Sammer an Sorparo y. II.
9. Co., $500.
aatberine Bel an aragon g. II. 8.
60. go. 2, $4,000.
Bella 5or an Gitp Sail gnnf.
$4,000.
gsaibington 8iaiarns on garner
SeeIbreoe. $3.50.
Sarab giubeI an Sacob 9reenbers,
$1,000.
2eonar6 SUB an Union Sonings
Stealth Co., 5000.
Somcs y. Gardner an Srant R
GroiDe, $10e.
9lima Sciife oil Stem gudepe 8
ii. 9 Go, $1,000.
@siIliam 5asin an Gbomas Glarf
5000.
Glisabetb 2ereer an Soutbfioe 6
IL. 9. Co.. $3.50.
Gtta q. Stamps oil SpenHore g
II. 6. Co.. $2800.
Grneit 8ofiert on eagle 2. II. 6
a., $3.50.
@iIliam S. Sitenbarp an OieicIbe
$500.
gsiaiom g. giogers on gentra
GnDings .. II. &. Go. $500.
9aihnro @riebt an Soiepbinl
Ibien S2t00.
WarD grospn on Mouno y. u. II
8. Co., $3.50.
Charles gs. gieper an Star .
q. No. 3 Co., $4,000.
Moranretb 9homa an Grentnn aDe
6. u. o. Co., $500.
fannie $. 8ile an Gnterpriie 9
u. Co., $500.
SO. u. 8illingslee on prouioent 2
9. u. L Co., $2500.
esliIius 81. Bauer an oto., $4,000.
Bilbnr &. Sin an Gerntania go
| 2 6. n. g. Co., $4,000.
Winrgoret 3. Wlurrap on Gentrn
Z. II. 2. 9. Co., $3.50.
9apib o.. Gouns nn Cine. Worfn
6. 9. u. 6. Co, $4,000.
sobn 9. Cite on Gtti3ens gnni
CT. gernarb. $5400.
sobn u, aerber an DleniuaD s.. u
9. 60, $4,000.
90. 4. airdoer an Columbia %. u
6. n. 60, $4,000.
emma TbierIh an aurora 6. u. Y
Co., $1,000,
GiIters Of Gboritp an Weoiional
|llttS Msssa,oI Qife Sui. Ca 160, ,00Q
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gSilliam 6. Rettit, per Sberiii, on
gonrao Bauer, 2ot 32 IN Der Inter
abtGeiIuna Ses 'armItrong eitate, S53.
@albington Wiaians on garnep
SeeIbrebe, Got 72,in lallant's Inter.
nbtbeiiung in anonbnIe, ST..
5roneis 90. aper an GamiieI See.
ben, 2.4t glder 2ano in anoerlon
2otpnibip, 500.
2illie 81. Subion an Sion H. mor.
roll, T ader 2ano in Seft. 6, GoIum.
bia Tp., ST.
gmeIia $. Iunban II. ano. OH an
orep Sifeuloopcr, 10 Cots in Ssoiepb
u. Saines' ltnterabtb., 5airmount,Si
amelia $. Gunbnm an aatberine
$. 9ladmore, 81 BET 125 Sub an Der
SiiOlpeit-gde Der Sale uno Wiain
@pcnue. icrncr 1bRil bon Got 8 in
Snroen's unternbtbe.; iofpie 46 bel
84 Sub al Der Siiooit-gfe Der ar.
morn inb sSreentun Abe; nno Tbeil
BON 9lod II in Gtepben @ilDer's i
llnterabtb., ST..
slmelia 8. Gunbnun an gutitb Si.
denlooper, Al Cots In Nrloretp @iden.
lIoaDey.t untxabtk. iouie SS R6sz
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pouS IL Scft IL snriuofieIb5p. ST.

2ano I'll Scft. t3, SpringfielbIp, 81.
Sarob $, Mitbrolp II. slno. al
gmelia s. 9nnbomL Got Z in gels
llntcrnbtb., ierner elm Sid Sano al
Der Siioieite Der q. Sanrcnce ane.,
532 Sui ipcitlid) bon Sa5aro Hoao,
ionic 2pts |, ?, 3, 4, nno TIT Sent
@hite's llnterobtb., 81
Scipis s. glof II. sIuo. on Garolis
ne Dt Iupioipn. GOT i'll Der llllter'
abtheiIung BON Sarriion, 81.
eoiporo +. Gen3ler an Hiforo mo
9lnna g9rigbt, - bel i67 5ub on oer
gscltieite Ser Samiltoil gpe., % ,yliB
norolid, BON Sprina Salpn sloey 81.
Che aenneDn Seigbts Vntlotn9 20.
an Ietcr q. Solein, Sots 81 inio 81
in 9crpis aanncbp's lluterabtb., 81.
gblpin Z. RoIl on anna s. 8oll,
Ibeil bon GOT ~ iii ,Sobn S.Wrigbt 8
Illnterabth. oil Nortblioc Ipe., ST.
Gboebe Z. Nonroe al Oiarp
grciun, 20 bel AZ Sub on Der 9toro.
oit.gde Ser 2ipingitcn CTR. unS Vinf
gaep, 81.
gaen. Garter OIL Snnnp u. Scrris,
30 Sub nn Sorolo slpe., 2tnpooo, 81 /.
sSonnie q. Serris on 5anrle 8.
g9ile, 30 sSmB an bto., ST..
anna aeicmcier on Martin u.
giainasIee. 40 Sub on 8arton
oiono, 81
osobn Dtener an S5oFn guel, 4 Cots
| in ,sobn Weper's =. llnterabtbeilung,
Sprinaiielo N, $3.50.
,Sreo. SmaIlc on Namie Smn!le,
| / Got an RiooIc 9toa0. 81
gsettie Nt. geinhart on WihoeI Z.
9einhort, 1 Got an Gin CTR, 81.
@eo. 8. JauIor au Sillic Shle'
born, GOT an Gberrp Ctr, 81.
Ntaria Y. 8. ". Dt ,ScIt an Wolier
:. g3eisnaupt, / Sot nn Self apc.,Sl.
S,enrp u. 9rcwn al Gmcrg Gpons,
II GOT an 2inoen CTR, DIT 9sor'
ipcpb, 81.
Gbas. u. Senfc al @iIbur 6. Sill,
4 cots in Ger /. llnterabtb., 9sprmooo,
gorf, 81.
,sranf 6. Gilire on sloeIaibe 6
gfutb, 90 Sub on Suire slpe., ST.
esacob Sobp, aom., on SnrabIobp
100 SUB all A. Ctr, California, 8.
5000.
sSreo. @enoer on sSrnnees q .gudeI
| % 1ub OH Central glne., 81.
| fSrouccs o. 2. 8olib an 9aolt
g. gpnns, 40 Sub an Sbierpaiort
9Ipcnle, ST.
Nnna W. SigbIonos an Gbas. VI
IGompbel, 243 glders in Surpep 552
| 9lnoerion Sp., 81.
Clara 6. Seinig on Sorrp SofT
mann, 60 Sup an @aInilt Sir., elm
Imono, 81.
| Gaiper I. @eltmeper nn Narp e
| @edmaun, 2ot So in Wtobaipf Sani
80, llnterobth., 81.
| GDna Is. Roa an 2ucp u. grofaw
70 ,sub an MeSenrp Roab, 81.
2arrp 8. grabam an sserb. 8onber
brinf, 2ot on 2athum Aoe., 81.
Srunt g9iIoep an emma Ihicrif
2ot go. / in 8iloen's llnierabib.. 81
WtidtoeI 6. @einbart oil Nettie w
geinbort, SO fsuB on @iibop CTR, 81
Gonrnb So 2aue an Rettie g'
geinbort, % SUB an &ateDooo stue
nue., 81.
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9er pirb .GrpB6.rsos

SNA ~ ~ NJ y
8emdhI" pon lursmbuIsg
Die @robber3osin Woria BON aurertis
burg, bic tiirslih. burh ben 9oD ihres
@dttrs, oes Drobberspss WiIbelm. auf
ben 9bron gelansts. iit betanntlih nod
minberjdbris uno bic Regisruns ipiro
i'm aanbe 2uremburg porldufis 1urh
i6re Muttsr, bic 9roBher3osin. .Witipe
Maria 4nnn, ausseIbt. aber idcn
In ipenigen Wofen, am Ia. Juni. Diro
bic jinss @robberSosin ibrsn Is. 9es
burtstas feiern. tpiro grobid6rig ipers
ben unb bic 3iiael Der Rssierung ielblt
In bic 6anb nehmen. gs 1T Hift reis
ter permunoerlih, bab man iih in GU
yemburs ihon eifria NIT Der lrase
bsihdftigi. fper onsu uuseriehen iii,
bi. isbr anmutbiss uHb audi bOhfi in-
telligentt jungs Jiiritin bsimsufiihren
unb ~GrObkrSoss sgtmahl" BON Gu
renbnrg 81 iDerben. gs iheint, bob
man iid ober oud in Jrantrei6 iiber
Dieie fyrnge onfrsgt unb Die 8efiirns
inng begt. bic Mabl tonns ouf einen
bsutfhen prinSsn fallen nnb alrtm.
burg uater beuiibsn Einflub gelaneen.
llnb es sntlprinsi offenbnrem llebsIs
molten. iptnn bon folder Settle nos Ge.
riiht psrbreii.t ipirb. man ftrebs In
Berlin bdnad, einen Der nod unpsrbsi-
raibetsn S6bne hes beutghen aniIer.
pnnres nit Der iusenolihen Orobhers
Sogin Warid su nsrbeirntben. Ulon
brnuht fnum gu psriidern, bob bon ii.
nsm berdrtigtn Gtrtben on ben 3us
| fidnbigsn GtsIlen In Berlin niht bas
Deringlts bstnnnt ilt. Sents Deriint
fsnnSeihnst iit fhon bdbnrh als polIs
tommen bolilos. bob bic Drpbbfr3oein
Waria. iDie ibre Muttsr unb ibre fiinf
jiingereHG GhneItsrn, tdtboIiThen glau.
beHs iit. 10 baB es 5psiiellos isin pro
tsitoniii6er prina III. benz - bic ibri-
gems Dienei6s nidt einmdi iebr benei.
btnsiDertbe Role - hes ryrinfes GcnS
fort III <inem ldnbheu bon ECO
lu0bratsilonsstern NIT 2e0, 900 ~
| uo9usfn jafaIltu ,pirb.
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Sniie BEN q BEN,
(tiirfifher WDrpoiten iiiblih BON
Der Dale 1rippIisl Gnbe Wlora.

Der Dale Irlpolls) Gnoe W1or5.
Gs iit gum 5fuIen, ipenn mon Die
araber aus Der jeuerlinie Surudtoms
men iiebt, beionbers ipsnn es ihnen,
pis ihon bamals, in einem Ro1tans
srifie s.Iunssn 1T, TN bic italisniiten
St,Ilunssn einsubringsn. unb ne, alts
beraebtat1ien Grdoitionen gehcrheno.
alIes tuos niht niets unb nngelfsit III,
als quite geuie betrahten nno nit ben
unalaubIih'ten 8inssn naa osn Dor
poitenitelungsn suriidtebren.Sd ihlepT
pen Iih einige nit SsIesrupbsnitangen
ab, binierber teuhen bdrtige 8reiie urts
ter Der aait BON 9eIephOuoraht. BON
| bem fie mehrere ailomster fein ianbsrs
LID in .inen grob.u. feIteH galien 5us
| iammenospideIt haben; oann brlnseH
fe ben 5nbolt Der itolisniihen 3elts
lager an llniformsn loft nod NIT bob
Iidxn rcthbrounsn 5Isdsn geronnenen
9Iutes), Giltrirnpporaten, Rpti5biis
| ttrn, 9efpehren, gaironen. 0eder -
nit sinem Borte ben eon5en SousrotH
Der lleberfallenen, bdufig nod pfsros
uno Maulibiere bo3u. llnb nun beginnt
oas sseilihen uno 5anoeln um Die
geute, unb ie nahbem iie rei6li4 ober
ip1rlih ouseefalIen III, iteiesn ooer
fallen bic greiIe. 5uneiier fino 3u
6unberien iiber bic Gren5e setommen,
ansebIid um fir ben Sslam gu fans
pfen, bod bi. Msbr5abl Sisbt es por,
quite 0eihdfis 3u MAIDEN. Sa erleb;
man unpergeblife Ssenen f6!auss
fer G.lbiibehrrfhune. bic iiber oas
srsnssnlDie Mibtrauen Der 4raber tri'
umpbtri.
| Gin Waann, Elm 8ebuine aus ben
tisfften S9ln1ten bss 9iebel gbarian
Der in Ieinem primiiipeE 2eben nie'
mails g3npisrgelb seisben bot. tonimt-
70 fhreibt man Der .WoH. 3eitung" -
nit einem Diinbel isdlieniiher Doni'
noten su bem seriHsnen 1uneiier. Der
ss eetpObnt III, jebes Geloitiid ourd
einfohes Hstaiten auf feinen tDahrer
Wertb su priifen. Gs entipinHt fif
fola.nosr Dialps: .Jriebe lei NIT
Dir !. iannfi Du mir iagen. mas Dic
iit2~ Der 1uneiisr fpirft eintn raider
Bid ouf bds pnpisr. es III baufig elm
gsois Don 20, 80 ober 100 Qire. abe
er biitet iih ipobl. Greube, GritnuHer
obsr gar GstpinniuM su 5eigen. s
nsin! Wit eintm Bid. IN bem iih tief
fie Dsradtuns unb fittlihe Gntriiftun!
malen, berriht er ben 9ripolitanti
an: .Wie, bns hier2 Siebit Du benz
niGt, bab bort Elm areus aufge5eihne
iita Gs siebi ieintn syslum mebr; 8
0u llngIGnbieer, fofort tpirfft 9u q
tpse, es bat seinen Wtrtb unb bring
lIngIiid unD Ghunbe!4 unb nit cine
Gsberbe iroltiofer 9eftiir3uns ireube
| iih Der 1uneIier ab, unb Der 1eDuin
ipirfi bas sOttlofs 3tug fort. ols bab
er siiibenben GtnbI angefoBt. Wer G
nufbebt, iit unIhipsr 5u srratben.
II Gin 4nbertr fomnst nit finsr au
tomotiIhen 9,iitols an. Wobl fpenis
| 2lrober bnben iiberbanpt tine Woritel
lung bapon. bab oiss cine Waffe lit
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hys Digest shall be amended so as to read as follows
 Section 7oc9 The clerk of the county court in each county of the State shall oa or before the first Monday of Janu- arNs annually. mak ke out in duplicate one copy to be forwarded to the Auditor of State and one to the Arkansas Tax Commission. statement Of the aggre- gate value of the taxable property of his county and of the total amount of taxes for all purposes assessed thereon for that year. and at the same time he shall make in duplicate. one copy to be furnished to the Auditor of State and one copy to the Tax Commission. an abstract of the number and value of each of the enumerated articles and the total value of each class of personal property in the county as assessed and returned by the assessor. the board of supervisors of assessments. or the Ark ansas Tax Commission Such abstract shall be made out in such form as the Arkansas Tax Commission shall pre- scribe.
 Section l27 Tn the year 1911 all property in the state shall he listed for assessment and valued as on the first Monday in June of said year. the several assessors shall assess the property in their respective counties between the first Monday in June and the first day of September. the several boards of SUI perVfSors of assessments shall meet as boards of equalization the first day of September and may continue in session as such until October fifteenth. and shall meet as boards of revision and ap- peals the fifteenth day Of October and remain in session as such until NoVem- Der first. the Arkansas Tax Commission shall meet as a State board of cqualiZa- tion November first and remain in ses- sion until December first. the reports of the several assessors required to be filed with the Arkansas Tax Commission by october first tsection so hereoD may be filed by November first the certi- fled statements required to be filed by the county clerks with the Auditor or State hY November twentieth tseCtion go hereoG may be filed by December first, and the Auditor shall certify out to the several county clerks the several State rates tsection 100 hereoG by the first courts in the several counties of the State shall be held on the first Monday in December.
 Section 12S. Section 6ssS. as amended by the Act approved May 9th of the Acts of 1905 tAct No. 266D and the Act Act Number 1S9). 699l to 7009, inclu- sive as amended by Acts approved April 25th and May 4th. 1911. 6935 693G and 6g37 Kirby's Digest, Act 397 of the Acts Of 1907. Act 311 of the Acts of 1908 and all other special and general laws and parts of laws in conflict with this Act are hereby repealed. and other revenue laws shall be cumulative and this Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
 Approved June 29th. 1911
 Filed in the office of the Secre-
 tary of State June 29th, 1911.
 Each elector may vote for or against the above Act
 Witness my official signature
 this. 20th day of May 1912.
 EARLE W. HODGES.
 Secretary of State.