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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-10-17
PAGE ELEVEN

er race hatred nor mawkish senti-
mentality will settle this very deli
cate question. The South can not
settle it alone, and the North can not
DO the work for the South. The
North and South, the city and the
country, must tackle the thing to-
gether, for this is national prob
lem. The Literary Digest.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-10-17
THE JEFFERSONEAN

as, S. L. Walters, A. G. Dooley, f.
E. Moore, J. T. Pritchett, F. P.
Hosea, F. j. Heaton, r. L. Whit
mire.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-10-17

u. II. Addison, l.. A. Kelly, r. N.
Dove, w. II. Parker, J. T. Cocker, J.
S. Haley, w. M. Tabor, W. T. Ray,
w. II. Andrews, J. H. O'Sheal, j. H.
Andrews, D. A. Stair, J. w Watkins,
7. M. Pullin, A. J. Burwell j.. M.
Andrews, Fl. B. Addison, w. j. Tay-
lor, Lee Haywood, John Loden, F.
E. Loden, Allen Loden, Geo. Naves,
Pike Naves, A. J. Jones, G. w.
Browning, Elmo Browning, E. l..
Keller, w. A. Taylor, H. D. Ayers,
l.. M Williams, Henry Martin, S. w.
Camp, w. M. White, j. o. GIBSON,
w. B. Looney, j. R. Acree,, J. N.
lsbell, T. P. Isbell, J. B. Isbell, Jno.
Dickson, Joe, Stone, l.. F. Curtis, J.
Fl. Burnett, J. w. Burnett, J. O.
Kelley, G. H. Kelley, w. w. Store,
L. F. Taylor, J. F. Eskew, w. G, Tay-
lor, w. A. Stowe, l. M. Andrews, S.
I. Eskew, J. D. Presley, D. B. Eskew,
t. Fl. Roberts, j. NJ Sosby, T. v.
Roberts, r., N. Porter, James J.
Thomason, 7. G.. Henderson, T. C.
Cocker, R. B. McClain, j. j. Rags
dale, 7. D. AGREE, w. V. Stephens,
R. Y. McCutchon, F. G. Brooks, A.
P. Johnson, IT, G. Wright, J. B.
Vickery, B. A. Smith, Thomas w.
Camp, r. L. CorreIl, J. R. Eskew,
W. J. Collins, J. T. Collier, T. F.
Cooper, Pat Jackson, G. Hicks, j. T.
Hayes, J. l. fillmore, D. G.. Holcomb,
Z. L. Carter, Kay Carter, J. F. Bra
dy, D. e. Hopsell, J. L. Loden, Guy
c. Kirk, R. L. Walters, D. w. Ed
wards, Jr., D. w Edwards, Sr., F.
M. Vickery, J. B. Davis, H. Goldrun,
j. T. Acrey, J. O. Young, w. J.
Whitehead, r. l.. Collier, Geo Busha,
III. j. Busha, j. S. Mulkey, J. w.
Dodd, J. w. Farmer, Geo Duvall, B.
Cleveland, E. r. Adams, G. w.
Adams, D. B. Eskew, Sr., T. M. KEEL
ley, w. S. Davis, J. T. Mathews. E.
M. Pulliam, T. A. Franklin, T. O.
Kelley, Fred Young, J. S. A. Will
Iams, L. G. Kelley, L. H. Scott, J.
r. Isbell, H. w. Jordan, J. P. Coe,
d. D. Stowe, J. w. Jordan, j. v.
Jordan, John Addington, S. M. Wat
son, B. E. Watson, P. M. Watson,
L. H. Coe, D. Garland, w. H. Steph-
ems, Jess Rumsay, M. J. Ragsdale,
Fred Duvall, S. l.. Cabe, j. A. Creary,
S. 7. Powell, w. A. Mitchell, H. w.
Brown, e. H. Davis, w. J. Purcell,
w. c. Edwards, Frank Edwards, L.
L. Loden, Frank Howard, Garrett
Howard, r. w. Acrey, S. o. Kesler,
H. G. Morrison, F. w. Carruth, c.
M. Addison, B. H. Moseley, r. J. w.
Hit, Geo. D. Trogdon, Edw. John
son, w. r. Bruce, Ed Gilmer, f.
Schafer, ]. P. Vickery, F. M. Wick
cry, J. H. Busha, VIM. Busha, w. B.
Looney H. T. Mozeley, r. A. Smith,
w. F. Williford, G. H. Dance, w. t.
Jenkins, J. L. Smith, J. D. Presley,
Charles Highsmith, D. w. Kellar, F.
e. Laden, B. ]. Martin, J. B. Sim
mons, DR.. w. Owen, D. Conyer, F. S.
Meeks,. Sam Scott, S. D. Bathelt, I.
H. Reid, Logan Franklin, VIC.
Hayes, j. G.. Griggs, Lester Brown,
John H. Tenell, M. D., ]. e. D. Is
bell, III. D., D. ]. Simson, Claude Ed
wards, G. L. Mize M II. Rawlins,
viii Smith, Jackson Kesler, T. P.
Sumpter, J. S. Crawford, I. j. Kelley,
M. j. Hemphill, w. r. Friar, R. c..
Rothell, Paul Crane, S. D. Reid,
Toccoa Pharmacy, R. J. Reid, L. N.
Xix, S. o. Brown, w. B. Chitwood,
e. S. Mcconnell, D. D. Mosley, J.
F. Camp, T. G. Crisp, R. R. Brown,
w. H. Mills, o. B. Burgess,
w. Y. Edmonds, Jno. A.
Mosely, L. H. Lee, Jim Swilling,
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05
Monday. April l5. 1912.

between [ he hours for legal sales, at the front door Of the court house in the town of For rest city ln said county, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder. for cash. the following described lands in Il. Francis County Arkansas:
 The east half Of the east half of the south east quarter (e l-2 2 l-2 >e I-41 Of section thirteen .l3), township six t6) north range two @ east, containing forty acres more or less
 Commencing al the northeast corner of sec ton twenty-four (2ii township six north range two @ east. thence 66o feet west thence IF l-2 feet south thence Gjd feet east thence IF l-2 feet north 10 the place of beginning less
 said sale will be made for the purpose Of SatsfslnE the indebtedness secured by i>ald trn>t deed which is yei unpaid
 Given under my hand tois April ( 1912
 .. II. Mann Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05
confirmation Notice.

NOTICE ], hereby given that lle under St-hed Wlil apply al the HeNt term Of the lai-.eiS t2AIt ut >' Francis county, for decree of said court, confirming tae ,ale of The northwest quarter 0f section nine tal town sap iouF V north range one ID west. Tor rh. tne taxes af l--> sale matit. ABfff zl f>-a and deed executed tv J N stewart tlafE fs M took on May t l>>t
 ,,i Petitioner clam ttsie to said property a,
 on May t ls,.a. J N stewart rl..rL ....r- Veyed sad land t8 V Nm Co1l1 deed a tr. a rf,f-s 4t record ln Book W. page IL Record, af ~t Francis County =ArkaHsa>
 On January IL iss.3 Nm Ca0k conveyed >ald land I1 l. !. Noadhu sad deed h.iuz of tttufa n Book /. page -5f. records aforesaid
 tn January h. lss5, + l.. Noodhn and NJ " ", p1dhn, hlN wife. conveyed sad land ro =. page -f-,, records aforesaid
 . on February 2b. ls|s X. ". Payne Leon m. o'5h said deed being of record i'm B..DE ia page iei- Of the records aforesaid
 on The 9th day Of February l-st Wm Cook conveyed said land To < Boysen said deed being Of recold in Book II page i~s of The recOfd> aforesaid
 0a March II. l>99 A Boy>en and selma =. flehter said deed being of record iu gnsiE II page l.S} oi lle records aforesaid
 On January 3. i#N John Fiebter and ,rffa conveyed said land to J. b Mctfegor and N. J. | espeFmaH by deed of rc.5rfH if7 B,s5t ,u page 2,2, record, aforesaid
 tln November 2g, lis> ". l. FesBermau and Nife conveyed aH undivided half interest in said land To l. p. MeGrezor. said deed b.fn.- ol record in BOOK Fl. pa -e 4,a of re.ar,i~ aforesaid
 on December :, l9n J H NeGp.5r ar8 aife conveyed sad land fo tae~.= petitioner, 7y deed of record iH Book 64 page g3f .f fh5 records aforesaid.
 No" therefore notice ls hereby given t#5a. a4 persons who can >et mp any ri-Ht fofbf= aud herein described iH consequence of any with said lax sale. shall appear at tF5e #t5..,f teftn ei the enanteFy Court of >t Iranei@ county and show cause f they can. 9vhF The safe VI made >nould not he eaHiirned a-t5-dt C. F. Barbour and \ Xf Rart.5-
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05
Death 0f Thomas Randall Hoshan

on Wednesday morning Nj, Thomas Randall H0shalI died at hi, home south of the city. after Iinca, ing and painful illness that lad prsc tieally rendered him an invalid f. over year.
 MT. Hoshall was d native of Missis sippi. having been born near CoriDtb in June, ls46, and was thus in hb sixty-siXth year He came 10 Sf Francis county in the early seYenties and was married here in ls72, 10 Mis- Mamie Evans, who, with one son Mr. b. l.. H0shalI. survives him. He k also survived by a sister. Mrs. Sai. lie DiIlwaTth, Who lives in Memphis
 Ihe iHterment was lad ThuTsday morning al le.3a 0 clock at the For. rest city Cemetery. Rev ]. k. Paris presiding elder Of the Methodist church, officiating.
 The deceased was a polished. court IY man. gentleman Of the 0ldtine southern school, and was 8idely known and as widely loved and es. teemed for his many noble traits Of character. He leaves vacant d place that ~iil indeed be hard to fiii aud the news of his death struck a pans of anguish 10 many a heart.
 The funeral cortege was followed to the cemetery by large throng of friends and sympathizers of the be. reayed family and their relatives
 The Times wishes to extend sincere and heartfelt condolences to the ones upon whom the icy hand of death has been heavily laid, and comments them to Him who doeth al things for the best.
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05
PK8CLA " ATION

Whereas, l. ias been represented to ne that on account q the i0ng hard winter. the ate spring. the eX- ees>iTe rains and oferIloWs in St Francis county, many Of the citizens will be 4Hable L. arrange for the payment Of their taxes by the l0th day of April: and,
 Whereas. l have been requested ta extend the time for the payment of taxes in said county far q reason able period, in order 10 give the citizens better chance 10 meet these obligations: and.
 Whereas, IT appears To me that it would be just 10 do so. and that no hardship would be caused anyone by so doing Now,
 Therefore. l, George W. Dona. ghey, Governor of Arkansas, under and by virtue Of the power and au- thority vested in me by the constitu- ton and laws of this state, and acting in my official capacity, do hereby ex- tend the time when the penalty may attach Tor the non payment of taxes Tn the said county Of St Francis un- til the 10th day of May, A. b, 1912.
 In testimony whereof, l have here unto set my hand and caused 10 be af- hxed the Great Seal Of State. in the Executive Chamber. City Of Little Rock. on this the 2nd day Of April, 1912, and of the Independence of the United States, the One Hundred and Thirty Sixth.
 GEO. W. DONAGIIEY. SEAL Governor EARL Y. HODGES.
 Secretary Gi state.
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05
Dea h Warrant k Issued.

Governor Donaghey Wednesday issued death warrant. fixing Friday. June 2l. a. the date upon which An drew Reed. who was convicted of wife murder. shall be hanged at For lest City.
 Reed was convicted intLe NJ. Fran cis Circuit Court and sentenced Co be hanged on January T. The execution of the sentence was stayed ay all ap- peal to the Supreme Court. bet the judgment of the lower eoHtt wa> sus. tained
 Reed was convicted of mafderinE bis wife, huliie Reed, on Jane l2. i9lf Reed aud his wife had separat- ed, and when the woman returned t8 their house to secure some furniture. her husband shot her Reed pleaded insanity and also declared lie was drunk al the time and did not know what he was doing
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05
An Appreciated Relief.

Mr Eugene Williams, 6f this city, received yesterday the following let ter enclosing proclamation extend ing the time for the payment of taxes unta May h. lal2 instead of April 10. as heretofore,
 Little Rock. April : lel2 Hon. Eugene Williams.
 Forrest City. Ark. bear Eugene
 In compliance with your request l hand you herewith proclamation eX- tending tLe time for payment of taxes iu >t. Francis county until Nav lotu trust sane WiII 0e >alis- factory
 leHrs yeTy tteIy.
 Ea4 " flsIafet =44 Y
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THz CONSTITUTION or THE STATE
 OF ARKANSAS.

Notice IS hereby given that the fol lowing joint resolution proposing sa smerdmeHt to the State Constltltloh. vas fasse4 by tEs General Assembly si its regular session of IaIi. and that the same will be submitted to ths electors of the State d tHe next general election. 10 be held Monday. September s. 1912, for adoption CT re- teetjon-
 Proposed Amendment No. II.
 That the following article shall os proposed as Al amendment 10 the con stitution of the State of Arkansas. which. when agreed tO by a majority or all the members elected 70 each House and adopted by majority ot the elec- tors Of the State voting st the next resentatives. shall become a part of the Constitution of Arkansas
 Every male citizen Of the United States or every male person Eho has declared hIs intention Of becoming citizen Of the same. of the age of twenty-one years or upward. who has resided iu the state twelve months. n tts county slX months. and in the pre- llHst- town CT war3 aHe month next preceding any election a which he may propose ta vote. and ~e5 IS able to read and interpret OF interpret when read n ! n. tf r- $ prevented from -sad- Ing tHe same eF reason ot aEy P5s s5- ra5 1tszf fE any t.aa ct t-e t1rsti- t1tzua 2. t-e 1s Arkansas except s.4zz .rzaz z= z- =J-14zs. .z- s.#a a1 some -r- t--ElEs1 e t4e s.=at = rate s= aE tE@ Zen eraH Azsa- =E.sz55t Ia Eas pad E-s a4 t-N 8t t--ae - collecting taE=s --E- Fr-=-t4=E slsa lection s=a.4 ss wt 2 Eg-= at any election he'd .r t1= S--z= = zs..aHS4si hlt no peso. WEl ms 1G January l. 3Sf5. or zt any t-s T-z1r thereto. en- t.tie1 D vote G-zrr -1 Constitution or statutes Of s.E State z- t-a Gn4ted States, wherein ae t4-l resided a1d n9 aatura4lzed pr.oz = t@= a1ogton Of thIs amendment s-4 ID s.1sal descend ant Of such person. ~=z sal possess the other Qua..1-at1c1s -ase9.os2 in this vote because of h5s inability to so read and interpret s@5eetaa-s at tre Consti- tut!on Of thls State. provided. that male persons who uzk= satisfactory proof that they have atta.-sa tse age of twenty-oEe years saae t6e time for assessing Inc taxes for the year next preceding tAe year in which the election st which he may propose to Y0te is fez5. and pos sesses the other qualifications required by this article shall r= permitted 10 vote; anu. provided. further. that the said tax receipt shall be s5 marked by dated stamp or other written endorse ment by fke judges Of election to whom 1t may first be presented as to pre- vent the holaer thereof from vutiu 2 more than once at acX election. The judges of election saall enforce the provisions ot Us article ard sHaH be the judges of the qualifications of electors
 The above resaz4tlar Has f-aa iH the offfse ef the Secretary gf SEat4 on March r. ls49
 Each eteE tor may vote for pr against q r above am lan. f1ueut
 Witness mE official saat4se this I2th aay Of Februar, 15Iz
 EARLE - HODGES
 Secretary of state
 6SeaI3
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05
Advance in Price.

Bring or send your subscription for The Ladies Home Journal 10 the Newsstand NOW and take advantage of the Sl50 Rate. On and after May l, l9l2. the subscription price of the Journal will be S2 per year
 We have just been advised by the publishers that they will accept sub scriptions up to May lst al sl.50. 50 let U, have yours and save you the 59c.
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05
IrUstpe'> Salp.

Notice i> hereby given that pursuant fl deed Of trust dated March ], l9I0 from Ali Hare ami sarah fafe, his wife. 10 the undersigned, as trustee for Fu>SclI-traham-A \ idrrSDU Com pany which deed Of trust is of record Iu Trust Deed Record 6I. page 546 and conveyed the hereinafter described laud, being given for he purpose Of securing the indebtedness
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05
\ Card of thauks.

wish to extend 10 the voters Of St Francis County my sincere thanks for their hearty support in the re cent election. 1 am.
 Yours very truly.
 ]. \ Rachels
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05

Mrs Nellie Hamblet0n wife of No ble Hambleton. died yesterday at ole o'clock at the family home in Mem phiS, and the remains will arrive here this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Fu- neral services will be conducted to- morrow 6Saturdas morning. al the home of deceased father. MT. .. X. Ezell, and interment will be made al II o'clock, at the Forrest City Gene tery. Deceased will be remembered here as Miss Nellie EZell and was dearly beloved here in her girlhood by wide circle of friends and acQuain- tanceS. all Of whom viii join The Times in deepest sympathy 10 the be- reayed family and relatives.
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05

The regular meeting of \. B. For rest Camp |. (. Y. will be held al the courthouse tomorrow at , o'clock. The reunion at Macon will be dis cussed, and steps taken to have a full representation attend. IL is rumored that the merchants will furnish funds enough to send all old soldiers who are not able 10 pay their way. Come out to the meeting.
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05

Ar W. L. Glazier, the popular e'tt~ar of BentonyiIie, Ark. says he fee >tided in recommending Fo- Icy Ianey and Tar Compound hay ing t>ri it for d cough that had 5oJise.ei him fer years. He says further T was said 10 have cousump- tion. but F'0leys Honey and Tar Compound cured me For sale by ]. T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05
p. c. fANNIN Boot= SboQ mdkQr

All kiHdso Repairing done on short notice and at very reasonable prices. Out Of town orders will also have my prompt and careful attention. Having recently installed q Fleming Shoe ma chine, l am prepared to do half-s0ling at lower prices than ever before.
 GIVE ME A CALL
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-05

Don't forget we will have a big Poultry Show next November. Eggs matched from my White Plymouth Rocks and Crystal White Orpingtons will produce exhibition birds sl. 50 per setting of fifteen Don't be sorry. Tom O Brien.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-02
Be GLOW.s IS
~sMeR UBIES
BIZ FRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT
ILLUSTRATIONS ~ EH/WAAAes
ooe,7N%Sy INv ~ 6Q61J -|N1eaxx CNH9&Ty

I you've got Eleanor Glyn backed on
the boards"
She went on eagerly: Il don't care.
though: slushy or not. your pictures
just perfect for her. Why. your girl
must be a ringer for the girl at Rad
clifYe. Only thing you left out was
the freckle on the chin"
Freckle on the chin! BY Jove. 1
left 1t out on purpose. for thought
she might not like 1t. I wondered II
all girls at Radcliffe had frecklss on
the chin.
She lay back. regarding me in
scrutably. If she looks like thats'
she sighed. You ought to love her
very much. Dicky."
couldn't say anything. for words
are so deuced inadequate. you know.
But | just made an effort to look 1t all.
"of course" signing. You ought to
feel that way: and. another thing.
Dicky: you'll never forget where you
first saw her. will you? One OF the
things one never forgets."
Right in this ROOM | murmured;
land in that wicker chair"
Really" Her surprised e~jacula.
ton was delicious. BY Jove. how en-
trancingiy coquettish of her! How
jolly clever!
Go on; tell me how she was
dressed-never mind any more pic
ture business: just tell me in four or
five words. Bet you can't do it," She
slipped owe again to the arm OF my
chair.
In her eyes was a challenge and l
took II up.
In black silk pajamas." I said dar.
ingly.
Her blue eyes opened wide. For a
moment | feared she would be Offend
ed at my ~audacity. but her birdlike
carol Of laughter treasured me.
Say. you're not so slow. are your"
And her hand came down on my
back with a force that made me jump.
Only shows" she gurgled merrily,
Say. you'd better never tell him about
those black pajamas!"
She spoke c~hokingly through a
storm OF laughter as she rocked there
against my shoulder.
And say-the joke OF IT," She
banged me on the back with a clublike
blow, incredible from that little hand.
The joke of II is. he thought Id be
so safe with you! Oh, mammal"
And of she went again.
But Ill-Ill never say a word,
Dicky," she said. coming out OF her
laughter and painting breathlessly.
Never. And don't you. Dicky-don't
you ever, Understand! NUNS the
word"
But"
"Oh, but me no 'buts'-promise."
why, then-er-of curse. II you
wish IT."
That's right. because I wan to
come again-that is. II you want me.
But II Brother Jack was on 10 you.
Dicky, as I am. he would one have
me at q hotel, that's ALL"
But my dear Frances"
IL tell you I know. Dicky: he doesn't
approve OF young ladies in pajamas."
She chuckled. Not even black ones"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-02
Tho MiddIe-Aaed Woman.

or the many ways In which the MS
dle-aged woman may vary the esed
OF her afternoon gowns none Is sin
pier than the use OF q collar and Gun
OF white wolfe edged with s~callOptg
and embroidery In n floral design. A.
other change may be the frock set d
white chiffon with border OF blldI
malines. and still another Is the Cx|
Of black net hemstitched with silva
thread. Some Of these collars are y
long In front that they terminate only
at the waist line. where they cross b
surplice effect and are tucked avu
under the girdle. An excellent mOds
OF this sort is OF light blue lawn sn
broidered with black dots. and q N
ond 10 Of white sgaric trimmed vta
tiny folds OF broadcloth. alternating
with eponge.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-02
MADE BIG PROFIT FOR STATE
Purely Business Argument for the Es-
Enlistment Of Sanltoriums for
the tuberculosis

According to figures contained In the
annual report Of DIR. II. l.. Barnes. 90.
perintendent OF the Rhode Island state
sanitorium. the earnings Of the ell
patients OF that institution during the
year 1911 would amount to over $685.
600 This 10 a sum three times as
large as that spent each year for main
tenance OF the institution. including
four per cent. interest and deprecia-
ton charges.
The actual earnings In 1911 OF ITO
ex-patients were obtained by DR..
Barnes. These ranged from 81 to s31
per week. the total earnings for the
year amounting to S102. 752. On this
basis. DR.. Barnes computes the figures
o given. He says, however:
while institutions for the cure OF
tuberculosis are good investments,
there Is good reason for thinking that
institutions for the isolation OF far.
advances cases would be still better
investments.
Out OF a total OF 46,450 hospital
days treatment given. 39.147, or 81
per cent. were free, the treatment
costing the state on an average $500
per patient. Out OF 1873 free cases In.
vestigated. Sc had no families and no
income on admission to the sanito.
rum. Out OF 1872 patients having
homes. the number In the family aver.
aged 90, and the average family earn.
ings were S6.46. In 50 cases the fami.
lies had no income. and in only five
cases were there any savings. none of
which amounted to as much as sl00.