davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-08-21

Now the faculty of the Brown
University threatens to resign be-
cause of the treatment by the cor
poration of President Andrews.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-08-21

A MAN in Little Rock was fined
for beating a pet dog. He was
prosecuted by the humane society.
II some of Pine Bluff s humane pao-
pie would prosecute some of the in
human owners of animals who
abuse their brutes, this would be a
better community.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-08-21

PINE BLUFF, Camden, Atlanta
and Camden received new cotton
Wednesday, but the highest price
was paid in Pine Bluff.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-08-21
Warning Order.

In the Chaucery court of Jefferson county
Arkansas. b. Leverett, Plaintiff, VS.. VIM. 4.
Leyerett Defendant The Defendant, Wm, "A.
LeYerett isyarnedtOa appear in this court with
thirty days ana answer the complaint of
aintiG 3. Leverett. Given under my hand
2 Nd the seal of said court this 5h day Of June
A. ID. 1897. II. A. MCCOY, Clerk
w4W e. B. RTDQN ID q
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-08-21
Warming Or1ier.

In the Justice Peace court. yaugine town
ship, before W d. Vance, J. p. p. J. Lam
pert. VS.. II. A. OsbOreu, the Defeudent
Il. a. Osborne. is warned to appear
in this court within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the Plaintiff. i. ]. Lampert.
june TO- 1897 w. ID. VANCE. j. p.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-08-21

A GOOD big wheat crop just nov
is'worth more than a Klondyke gold
mine.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-08-21
PRESIDENT FAURE has followed

PRESIDENT FAURE has followed
the example of the Emperor of
Germany and is now en- route to St
Petersburg to pay the Car of Rus
STA visit. President Faure got a
great send off in Paris, including a
small. sized anarchist bomb eXplo-
sion.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-08-21
G. V0SS & BRO,
Pine gluT. Ark

PklCESS-25 lib. cans, 1880; $3.50. l.25 and 500
package Largest are Cheappet Mil
orders receive prompt attention.
eha stamp for 'Hogology. 81 rs page paper
en- swine. lMention this paper@ los
haas. y E. p Indianapolis, Ind. 6m @tI
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-08-21

TnE Texarkana Courier is one O
the neatest daily newspapers thai
reaches our exchange table.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-08-21

A GOOD crop Of wheat is more
valuable now than an interest in .
Klondyke gold mine
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-08-21
God
SarsapariiIa

The One True Blood Purifier All druggists 81.
Prepared only by C. L Hood & Co, Lowell, Mass,
D.1s the best family cathartio
1000 s Pills and liver stimulant zoe
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-08-21


sound money, Republican, Democrat
jc, farm and household publications,
and every one can lind a paper to
suit him. 9he Farm News, Farm
journal and Womankind are pub
lished monthly; tie Home and Farm
twice "a month: Commercial Appeal,
Farm and Ranch, Gourier-J ournal,
and Atlanta Constitution, Weekly;
New York World, three times q week;
and the New York Advertiser daily
including Sunday.
Parties should avail themselves oil
these prices at once, az they are sub
ject to change at any time
Select your paper, send the amount
stated above, and your will receive
The paper selected and the twiee-a.
week GRAPHIC for one year.
wifi SEMI-W GRAPHIC.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-08-21

PINE BLUFF. Ark. AUG. u 1857
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28

a prominent western newspaper
recommends flax seed tea as an eX-
celIrEt remedy for whoopiny cough.
1t may he good bnt it is not to be
compared with Chamherlaln'S Cough
remedy. This preparation will al
lay the violent fits of conghlug and
m axe them less frequent aud less ST.
we're. IL also hquries the tough
mncuS making IT easier to rXpecto-
rate. Complete recovery is much
quicker too, when this remedy Is
gwen There Is 10 danger IN CIV,
ing 1t to small children AS it Is a
pleasant syrup and contains nothing
injurious. For sale at % and 80
cents per bottle by all medicine
dealers.
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28
EsNcFiicm's Aynica ~alyc.

TuE Resi- S&LvE IN tho wor5 for
Cu's Bruises, SJr,s, tloprs salt Rhpum,
Fewer Sores rrttyr Nhappcd llands,
Ch'blaino Cor,s md all Skin Eruptious
and positively cures Plas, or 40 pa
required 1t is guNraut rd 10 give pcrDc
satisfaction or nCney rfuniet Pncp
% cents per box, For Sale BY W. Q,
Snow,
To the Interest Of Wool Growers.
| have leased the Wiley
Jones carding factory on Straw,
berry river, near Smithyiile and
will be ready TO card your wool
IN or about the 10th Of May,
and would be pleased to have
you give me Il trial | am an
experienced wool cNrder, and
sal ,sfaclion guaranteed J run
the Hamilton carding machine
IN !S9G i'o farther particulars
write me,
j s, Norman,
SnlthyillG Ar&
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28
GRANGE.
Weather very dry.

Weather very dry.
John Erwin made a business
trip to Walnut Ridge last week.
DR.. j. w. Tibbles made a bust
ness trip to Little Rock this
week.
Miss Manda Anderson O
Strawberry visited friends al
Grange recently.
G. w. Brady passed through
Grange this week looking after
the stock interests,
A. B. Shanks, carpenter, is
now lacated in the Sullivan prop
erty in the suburbs of Grange.
Cotton is in the back ground
or somewhere else, several
farmers are planting over.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.. Bowers
were visited by their brother Mr..
Golf, Of Lawrence county lately.
Charles Brown visited his par
ents at B&tesville last week re-
turning Wednesday of this week.
James Bonham, whose gin and
mill was burned last winter, is
again on his pegs with a now
mill.
G. F, Brown is very much ex-
cited, astonished and even al
armed at a certain happening ut
his house, but DR.. Tibbies says
its only a girl.
If | were some people / would
quit bawling hard times or go
somewhere else whore tho music
suited tho country, 1t don't
simulate with Sharp county.
| will write again some time
if the cut worms don't eat the
manuscript before it reaches tho
printers desk.
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28
SOMETHING 10 DEPEND ON

Mr.. James Jones, of the drug firm
of Jones & son, Uowden, H., in
speaking of DR.. Kings New Dis,
covery says that last winter his
wife WINS attacked with la grippe,
and her case grew so srrluu, that
physicians at Cuwden aud at Pana
could Go nothing for her. 1t seemed
To develop INTO TASTY Consumption.
Having Dr. Kings New Discovery
N store and selling lots of it, hr
took a bottle home and to the sur,
prise of all she began to get better
from first dose, and half dozen dol
lar bottles cured her sound and
welt. ur. Kings New discovery
for Consumption Conghs and Colds
is guaranteed to do tins good work,
try 1t. Free trial bottles at Shows
drug store,
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28

This farm was settled in 1914 by
Sam Allen. The clusters about
this farm a beautiful and enter
esting story for our boys and girls.
Mr.. PEBBLES lives in LebeHan
township surrounded by cedars
bat the candidates new
er fail to find this home, and es-
pecially SO if the sun is sinking
in the west. No one, not even
the noisy candidate ever fails to
find a hospitable welcome at his
home.
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28
CENTER.

Health is good, and people arc
up with their work.
Ben Adams was seen tho other
day to pull out a 5 dollar green
back bill, see Mckinley has been
inauguratod and Ben is feeling
the affects of it all ready,
Three deaths since our last re-
port. Uncle Jerry Rogers, q
grown daughter Of G, W. Holt,
and son Of Rev. David Rogers.
All buried at Shiloh Church GEM
etory inside Of one week.
Three marriages since our last
report, one Mr.. Wecker and Lula
buckley, Felix Porter and Cora
Wolf, Anderson Padon and En-
ma Massey. Oh yes! prosperity
is looming up around Center.
Dry weather and the outlook
for a good crop is very discour-
aging, Wheat and oats are stuff.
cring. Early potatoes arc a fail
urc, Cotton looks very bad,
Corn is small for the time, but
would GROW II it only had rain.
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28
Messrs. Eddie and Virgil South

Messrs. Eddie and Virgil South
worth made a flying trip to Har-
ny and back last Sunday on
their wheels. tits reported that
the boys will take passage on the
flying machine next trip.
Mr.. E. A. Shaver visited his
parents this week, Eugene is
now a citizen of jackson county.
We are not able to say whether
or not the attraction there fol-
him is altogether finances, but
suppose there is a blending Of
attractions.
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28
OLD PEOPLE.

Old people who require medicine
to regulate the bowels and kidneys
will find the true remedy III EIcc>
trio Buffers. TINS medicine docs
not stimulate and contains no whlS>
Ky nor other inlox,canJ but acts as a
tonic and Alternative. y 1t acts mildly
on the stomach and bowels, adding
strength and giving tome to the or
CANS thereby aiding nature in the
performance of the functions. El'
eGtric Blttrrs is Az excellent ape
uzer aud aids digestion, o i peo-
pie tiud it just exactly what they
need, Price 80 cents and 81 pei
bottle at Shows drug store.
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28
CAPT. r. B. PEBBLES.

1t IS no doubt interesting to our
readers to hear the old settlers OF
this county tell of the days gone
by. One who was born in 1881
in North Arkansas has lived long
enough to note many changes,
and can 90 back and relate events
especially interesting to this gen.
Grafton, and it is especially Sc
whom one is an auditor Of Capt.
r. B. PEBBLES OF this county.
Mr.. PEBBLES was born in 1887, in
Independence county on what is
now known as the Ward farm on
Miller's Creek. In his early boy
hood the meal used by the family
was ground on an old mill which
stood whore tho Evening Shade
Roller mill now stands, at that
early day there was no road lead
ing from that section of country
into this. Between this place
and Batesyille was q wild a II d
uninhabited region, people travel
ing through the country TIL n
would avoid camping out if pos
sible on account Of the danger of
being attacked by wild boasts.
In 1880 Mr.. PEBBLES father left
that section and tho family fl
nally located at, or near Smith
Willie Mr.. Peebles remembers
seeing the Indians as they passed
through Arkansas on their way
West, from east Of tho MISSISSIPPI
pi River.
In 1862 Mr.. Pebbles entered the
Confederate service and remained
until June 1865. lie engaged in
much hard service in Arkansas,
Texas and Louisiana, Upon his
return homo he at onco set about
to repair the devastation onrought
by war, and in 1870 located on
thefarm on which he now lives.
AT that time Mr.. Pcoblcs was a
poor man but by industry, and
economy he has succeeded in ac-
cumulating q considerable for
tune, no has ono Of tho most
pleasant homes and beautiful
farms that con DO found in Ark
aosao, on which grow corn, hay
and stock, and ha7 sold thous-
andg Of bushels Of corn this
year.
Mr., Pooblos owns tho eldest
sot'Iod PLACE in North Arkansas,
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28
CAVE CITY NEWS.

Croquette is again the leading
sport here.
Prof. Chas. Sims was in the
city Saturday.
Mr.. s. F. Barnett of Bengay
was in town Tuesday.
DR.. j. N. Lowell Of Denmark,
is a welcome visitor here this
week.
DR.. E. j. Gray and lady spent
Sunday in the city, the guests of
Mrs. Mary Horn.
Next Sunday is Childrens Day
here, quite an interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged for
the occasion.
Mr.. Walls and wife, OF Fulton
county are visiting in the city
the guests Of their son, Mr.. S.
K. Walls, the photographer.
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28

Good sugar house molasses 81
cents per gallon at NJ, A
Cogers'.
1t will be benefit to every one
who will attend the preachers
meeting.
Mrs. W. E. Hall is visiting her
sister-in Law Mrs. Bacon, during
the preachers meeting.
The greatest book of this age
is The First Battle" by W. j.
Bryan. If you want one call al
the RECORD office.
Messrs Walter, Arthur, Charlie
MeJcalf and Claude Coger at
tended the big show at M9mphis
Monday, The boys reporC a
nice time.
Chronic grrmhers never grum-
bic about Cnpalams chill tonic. 1t
Is even better Than recommended and
guaranteed to cure. Put up IN both
Ia>tele,s and bitter styles. Guar,n
tecd. The tasleless Is 90 cents bot
ties.
The Cosmopolitan is one of
the very best magazines pub
lished in the United States at 81
per annum. If you want to sub
scribe call at the RECORD Office.
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28


Mrs. j. B. McCaleb is quite
sick this week.
NJ. y. Coger sells 6 pounds
ArDuckle for 81
Mrs. r. D. Williams of Bates
vile is attending the preachers
meeting.
Do not fail to attend the SER
vices Sunday. Remember that
is Childrens Day,
If you want a reaper as good
as new, call at the Central Hotel,
Cushman, Ark. Price $50. So
Mrs. Alpha West who has been
visiting friends and relatives IN
Batesyille for some time returned
to her home last Wednesday.
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28

Mr.. Charles Ii Wetzei of Sun,
bury, Pa, WIS so much pleased
with a remedy which Cared him Of
rheumatism that he made athdavIl
to the fact for publication AS fol,
lows. "ThiS is TO certify that OF
May II, | walked into Meillck'S
drug store on pair of crutches,
bought bottle of Chambcraln'>
Pain Balm for mtlAmmatory rheu-
matl-m which had crippled me up,
After using three bottles l am com
pletply cured. | can cheeriuly
recommend it.
Charles II. Wctzel."
Sworn and subscribed to before
me on Aug. 10, 1894. Walter
ShIpman, j. =. Pam balm for sale
At 20 ara 80 cents per bottle by all
medicine dealers.
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28

'arn Fore is now in the
tied States army az a ca valry-
=, at Meade, South Dakota.
tof about fifty applicants,
n and one other were all that
'sed the examination. His
'nds here wish him much sue
3 in this new field.
COST. line large case Of the
I'M supposed to have been car.
luH by Chratam's chlll tonic.
reward offered, it is good for
d.M PNt up ln taSt"lrsS and bitter
rs. Cure guaranteed. rls,cless
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28
SUNBEAMS.

Best home magazine published
in America. Something of inter-
est for all the house o d
Stories Of fiction an adventure.
fine illustrations, ladies pages,
uncycollcd juvenile department.
Send 10 cents for q sample copy
and ju lgo Tor yourself.
The SUNDEAMs Co.
lis Fulton Street
Now York City.
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28
ETED. SEVERAL FAITH
JL MEN OR WOMEN

TO tratcl for responsible established
house IN the State OF Arkansas.
Salary $3.50, pay able Sl5
weekly and expenses. Position
permanent, Reference. Enclose
srlf-addresScd rlamocd envelope.
The National, Star Building, Clica.
go
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28
Yours Truly,


HAMILTON C FENCE.
~c-.~o%o%~oo@~@~%"1t-@S1e%oot
M. A. Coger is adding a new
line Of dry goods and shoes to
his stock. He proposes to sell
for short profits, and for that
reason and the fact that he buys
his goods very cheap, he is able
to obligo the public with a good
grade Of goods at very low
figures.
There il some one in almost every
neghborhood who Is subject to at
lacks Of pam in the stomach or bill,
ious cohc. Mr.. j. d, Kinney, War.
rem Center Pa, used 10 be troubled
tina! way. He SAYS; "The attacks
were markcd by terrible pans, dar
rhopa and fainling spells. As such
times suffered exceedingly untii |
began using C,amberaln's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarvhopa Remedy two
or three doses lof winch effected AN
immediate ami lasting care For
sale bv all medicine dealers,
The parties who sold black
boards to number Of the school
Districts in Sharp county failed
in some respects to comply with
the law or the directors did.
The State Superintendent holds
that no valid contract can be
made until all the directors have
been notified Of the meeting for
purpose Of contracting, and this
some Of the directors failed to do,
Our county Treasurer, Mr., G,
W, 81 n 'cr, when notified Of
those facts will not pay off such
warrants, The methods adopted
by these agents should be oX-
posed, Che sooner the people
l9wn that selling such black
boards Us they sold for $3.50 Ia q
first class fraud tho better it will
be for The childron's interest Of
tho county There is u number
Of warrants unpaid which should
be looked into ana if they have
not been legally drawn in every
respecl steps should Of once be
taken tc prevent their pay
N mt.
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28
LCCAL NEWS.

Co. to NJ. A. Cogers' and get
,ounds green coffee for 81
The continued drouth in this
'tion is becoming very SER
Is.
Miss Ida Cunningham who has
on attending school at Bowling
cen, Kentucky, has returned
her home.
frank Babcock, son Of Dr.. S.
Babcock, accompanied his
her to the preachers meeting,
Ink is fifteen years old and a
My boy.
k6O cents IRON tonic. Pure sol>
enron concentrated and pure
orphns quinine IS contained in
rHtam's taslcless chill tome 1t Is
rMt tome appetizer, toner up OF
sWtem and blood purifier. Only
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28

Itch is a most dlsagreeab!e and
Disgusting allljuoo and should be at
o@ca checked. Hunts Cure viii do
lt-scvcn years or any other Va
mcy also letter. ltingworm eto.
GuaNulopd To cure. Price SOC aboy
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28

We have our carding machine
in first class running order and
are ready to card wool. Bring
your wool on in good order and
we guarantee good work. We
will card for the fourth lbs. and
furnish oil, or s. cts. in cash.
Will card on Wednesday and
Thursday Of each week. Thanks
for past patronage.
Sharp County record., 1897-05-28

Good roles always on hand at
Hamilton and Pence at 80 cents
per pound.
Mrs. F. C. Sterling accompan-
led her husband to our pine clad
hills and is enjoying the preach
ers meeting.
Moses Kingston was taken be-
fore Judge Murphy last week on
a writ of habeas corpus and after
looking into the case the Judge
discharged him.
Dave Horton, who lives two
miles from town is not expected
to live many days. He is in a
destitute condition. Some Of our
people have been looking after
mis- wants..
--hItle spells of lever, little chilI>
80 bland
Makes the mighty graveyard and
the angel band,
A little of UheatalA's chill tonic
taken now aud then,
Makes the handsome women and
the healthy men.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
THE CLIMATE OF ALASKA.


The rainfall OF temperate Alaska is
notorious the world oyrr says the re-
cent circular Of thu agricultural depart
mcnt. no, only ar regards the quantity
thAt falls. but also A. to .he manner OF
IT, falling. VIZ In Hong and incessant
ralas ari drizzles cloud and FOG na.u-
rhlly abound. there being on an average
hut cs clear days In the year
Alaska Is land Of striking contrasts
both I'm climate as well as topography
When the sun shines the atmosphere
is remarkably clear. the scenic effects
larc magnificent all nature seems 10 be
LOO holiday attire But the scene may
change very quickly thu sky becomes
overcast the winds ncrcase In force
rain begins to fall, the eyergreens sigh
ominously and utter desolauon and lone
N,ss prevail
North OF the Aleutlan islands the coast
climate becomes more rigorous in win
ter. but tn summer the difference is
less marked. Thus. at st Michaels. a
short distance above the mouth of the
Yukon. the mean summer temperature
is 81 deg. but I deg cooler than sitks.
The mean summer temperature OF Point
Barrow. ,he most northerly point In the
United states. is S6.s deg, hut four
tcnths of degree less than the temper
aturc Of the air flowing across the sum
init OF Pixies Peak Col
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
WHAT 1T MEANS

1T means tine greatest business ever
developed on the Pacific coast sale
Mr. L. j Coyle, district freight and
passenger agent OF the Canadian Pacific
railroad. OF Vancouver. n c, in an in
tcr,icw yesterday on the subject Of r,e
recent gold discoveries in Alaska and
the klondike region.
seattle is simply growing immensely
rich out OF the business OF supplying
outfits FOR guld-hunters Every old hulk
that can be made hit Tor sea is being
pre- ssed into the service. Thousands have
left Seattle and many other thousands
from other portions of the country are
outfitting there. Wages have risen; there
is work fol everybody, vacant stores
are being rented, and the merchants are
reaplng a harvest
Il am pretty we'll satisfied that the
Canadian government has taken ten
able business position in imposing a tax
on supplies carried into the British pos
sessions by the miners. No tax Is de
manded on a miners kit of tools, but his
grub and extra clothing can be purchased
OF Just us good quality and at as cheap
prices on the Canadian side--at Victoria
or Vancouver--as in American cities, and
from their standpoint. the tax would
seem to he iustihable."
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
SPAIN WILL BE WORN OUT.
canoyas Death WIN Make 30 Difference
with Chua and the United States

81 Paul, August Ex-senator Davis.
chairman Of the United States foreign
relations COMMITTEES Of the senate was
asked what would be the probable effect
of senor Canovas' death upon these re-
lations He replied:
spain meets a great loss in the death
OF senor Canovas lie was the main
stay Of the Spanish goyerumen, ana
withai was man Of great ability It
ia difficult 70 say from this distance
who will take his place, but It VIII not
be sagasta. The liberals will hardly
come into power as a resul; of this as
sassination The same party will remain
In power. believe. and do not look
for any immediate change in the rslc-
tions existing. between Spain and Cuba
or between Spain and the United States
Spain certainly has no reason TO find
fault with the treatment accorded her
By the United States. Surely no coun-
try with a colony standing in the rsia-
tlon to another country that Cuba stands
70 the United States has even been az
well treated by the other country inter
ested as Spain has by the United States.
We have enforced our neutrality laws
even to the extent of arresting and i'm
prisoning our own citizens who are
charged with flibustering. We have al
lowed the destruction Of millions OF dol
lars worth Of American property. and
the spanlards in Cuba have even arrest
ed our citizens and put them in their
prisons. No country ever received more
lenient treatment at the hands Of any
nation that Spain has received at the
hands os the United States do not
think. however. that Spain can hoIdl
Cuba. do not think she will ever con-
quer the islands. l believe that Spain
will be worn out at the end OF the next
dry season and that she will have tn
give up the island"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
The State Department Makes Formal
Answer to His Charges.
AN EXPOSURE OF HIS ANIMUs
He is Mad Because Blaine Suppressed Ms
Report FavOring England on the
Seal Question.

Washington Aug Io.-The state depart
ment has made formal answer TO charges
pending against Commissioner J. W. F'os-
ter BY Prof Henry J. Eliot In his lstter
to Assistant Secretary Day. The state
ment says
Prof Eliot Is not now. nor has he
been for several years past. connected
with the Smithsonian institute or any de-
partment Of the government. In 1890 he
made report upon the seal islands as
an agent OF the treasury department. but
1t was 50 full Of inaccurate statements,
betrayed such want Of scientific knowI-
edge, was so hostile to the interests Of
the United States and was written IN
such a prejudiced spirit that Secretary
Blaine declined to send it to congress or
allow 1t TO be printed. From that time
Prof. Eliot ceased TO have any connection
with the government and the officials say
he has lost no opportunity TO attack any
step taken by II on the subject and 10
abuse all persons having any official re-
lation TO sealing matters. His report was
printed by the British government and
strongly relied upon By the British coun-
sci before the tribunal 70 overthrow the
position OF the United States"