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Sharp County record., 1898-06-10
Something to Know.

1t may be worth something to
know that the verv best medicine
for restoring the tired out nerv-
Gus system to a healthy vigor is
Electric Bitters. This medicine
is purely vegetable, acts by Civ
ing tone to the nerve centres' in
the stomach. gently stimulates
the Liver and Kidneys, and aids
these organs in throwing off i'm
nurities in the blood. Electric
Bitters improves the appetite,
aids digestion. and is pronounced
by those who have tried it as the
very best blood purifier and
nerve-tonic. Try it. Sold for
SOC or S1.00 per bottle at W. C.
Shows drug store.
The United States fleet gain
ed another victory at Santiago
Monday. For three hours a
bombardment was kept up, which
the Spaniards admit was disas-
trous to them. Many Spaniards
were killed and wounded and one
first class armored cruiser is re-
ported sunk by the fire while the
damage to our fleet was slight.
Spanish forts and battries were
torn down. In a land engage
ment ihe American soldiers were
successful in driving the Span
iards from their defenses and
taking many prisoners,
John W. Howard, Deputy
Head Consul, Woodman Of the
World is in our city organizing
a camp. He has organized large
camps at Mammoth Spring and
Salem and the prospects look
good for a camp here. Tt is not
for your silver you join the order
but for those whom you love.
When husband. father, son or
brother is gone, the certificate
of the Woodman Of the World
in Che hands OF loved ones left
behind is u munificont legacy
an absolutely clear title TO the
sum Of money named on its face.
Equal ia value to the possible
roa)oy It's principles are the
best, llhas mo obligation; it i5
a haJornal order built upon the
best two orders io the world.
IF Mr. Howard is successful in
getting twenty members the
price will oe reduced to $3.50 on
charter mombers, and that will
enable The camp To have a char
ter. Drs. Bacon and Craig will
be tho examining physicians.
Mr.. Howard viii ry to organize
the camp at he masonic nall
next Saturday night,
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Administrators and Guar
dEnns Notice,

Notice Ia hereby given that the
following administrators and
guardians have filed their ac-
count currents for settlement
with their respective estates at
the Juno term 1898,
Wua 9 e. Meeks, adm est
M'llio Noohg Jec'd,
Rob't r Num- gG'n Myrtle
Mum
W. G. Shaver adm est Joseph
BoIeg dog'a
All persons having executions
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

and serving God without dis
tinction, shall forever be enjoyed
within the limits of this Nation;
provided, that this liberty OF
conscience shall not be so con-
strued as to excuse acts OF Jicen-
tiousness, or justify practices in
consistent with the peace or
safety of this Nation"
These people also believe in
educa5ion and religion being
blended. Section nine Of the
same article states that "Reljg-
ion, morality and knowledge be-
ing necessary TO good govern
ment, the preservation of liberty,
and the happiness OF mankind,
schools and the means Of edu-
cation shall forever be encour-
aged in this Nation"
The Cherokee constitution
throughout is a -mndel.-.-,Just
how it is that a people who had
the intelligence to frame and
adopt such a document and then
within sixty years to be brought
to the realization tha it is entire
| ly a failure is indeed a perpleX-
ing question to me. But there
is one thing that | am sure OF
which is that the failure Of the
Indian government is not entire
| ly due to the indians. The white
man is largely responsible for
this-and it is a blot upon our
government lor having let things
drift on to that extent unod it is
now compelled 70 abrogate Their
laws. AS conditions exist here
now Che Indian government IS
entirely inadequate TO adjust, and
the United States is compelled
to act.
Harvest will begin here within
the next ten days. Already the
beautiful golden grain can be
seen for miles away. Nothing
but the best improved machinery
is used in harvesting and thresh
ing. All threshers are run by
steam power. 1t is a ! TO bi
novel to a fellow from Arkansas
to see a steam engine winding itt
way across the prairie pulling Q
huge threshor with all its attach
ments. Some Of those mac lines
can thre3h two thousand bushc
per day. So you see we DO busi'
ness here on the large scale
One firm in this town is ca ry in2
a S25, 900 stock Of ha d ,aro anc
machinery.
Wishing the RECORD cnl its
readers much prosperity ! en-
yours,
p. II. WiIkorson
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

WANTED:-The Post Dispatch
wants an agent in every hamlet,
every village, every town, every
city. This is the opportunity OF
a lifetime to establish profitable
business. 1t costs nothing to try.
You can get the support of your
leading citizens, who will be only
too glad to see you start.
The Post-Dispatch is in great
demand. It's agreatpaper. It's
d member of the Associated Press.
No other ST. Louis evening paper
enjoys this' distinction. The
Post T ispatch has war cores
pondents at all points Of interest
and with the fleets now in the
Pacific and Cuban waters.
BY mail only 60 cents a month.
Write at once for particulars.
Address, The Post Dispatch,
st. Louis, Mo
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10
|R. Metcalf,
| Prop'r
I,g shlI, Roller Mil.
DEAL NEWS.

Notice change in the mill
|ortisement.
good rain fell Wednesday
b was much appreciated by
armers and gardeners.
W. Shell, after having
coufned to his room for
ral weeks is able to be out
The regular quarterly ex-
nation of teachers will be
at Evening Shade June %
"a, so county examiner
Flock requests us to an
nee.
Milton Oldfield was down
n lard county the first of
week interviewing our people
the subject Of fire and life
hrance.
1--WE have our carding ma
Pc in good running order
are ready to card your
lol, so bring it on. Guarantee
pd work. Will keep good wool
pls on hand for sale. Carding
ys, Wednesday and Thursday
each week.
Hamilton & Ponce.
THE grace, beauty and chiv-
~ Of our town gathered at the
'rlors of the Gem hotel last
onday night W h ic h were
rown open in order that the
hny friends Of Miss Bertie
Istus might celebrate her nine
enth birthday. After spend
B o few hours in social con-
'rso and in the other entor-
lnments Of the event, The
'ung people departed with
any pleasant recollectiops Of
e occasion,
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10
nd Friends.

we nave a very goou pioo
Il for another crop OF
|sat and l wish l knew
at 10 say that would IN
Y vou to stack it and let
remain FIVE or six weeks.
would pay you better to
fhis than to have your
Ieat threshed from the
ock tole free,
/ expect some Of you will
rtbnt | don't know any
about wheat. | will
mit that is true to. some
teut. but | am satisfied |
ow more about it than
nof you, and more than
&ver will if you don't
know. There is a
deal about wheat a man
I'm if he will only vry.
bpose' you try cking this
E6n and if you are not salts
|With the result, then say
l¬hing about il.
mixing you for the favors
|Wh the mill and hoping to
patronage in the fu-
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

A. M. Metcalf has been on
the sick list this week.
W. M. Edwards of Pough-
keepsie was here Wednesday.
Hugh Spots, of Lebanon
township was in town this week
on business.
The Evening Shade Roller
Mil sent load of flour TO Barren
Fo rk merchants last week.
To Cure A Cold i'm one Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. 25c
Hon. S. H. Davidson is at
Little Rock this week on busi-
ness. He was accompanied
there by his daughter, Miss o.
lie.
"A soda drummer struck the
town yesterday consequently
a soda cap can now be seen
perched upon almost every Little
mans crown.
TO FARMERS.
Those wanting to buy mowers
and rakes, reapers and binders,
cotton gin machinery, engines
and boilers, write me at Grange,
Ark, and | will call in person
and make satisfactory prices and
terms. W. B. McGee.
The program for the chill
dren's service last Sunday was
very Interesting. The songs,
recitations and other exercises
by the smaller people were car
ried out so as to reflect credit
upon themselves and 10 their
instructors in the Sunday school.
The Sunday school is doing a
great and grand work and its
labors will not be foogotton or
counted as nothing in after
years.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-10

to file and failing to do 50 on or
before the Sd day of the June
term of this court will be forever
barred from exempting thereto.
Jasper Justus, Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
SHOT BY HIS COMRADES
Private Baker Of Company who Was Killed
Il Manila.
BULLET IN THE BACK OF HIS gE,r.
Alarming spread Of SMALLPOX Fifteen
Hundred sick Among Men Transport
Peru Arrives witt fifteen III.

San Francisco. Nov. 2.--The transport
Peru which has arrived from Manila
brought nftcon soldiers and sailors. in-
Guiding o. number of oflcera. The fcw
that were sick uu the departure of the
yprsel are nov nearly recovered. C.L
John Is. Buu OF the isiat Nebraska
regiment. BE- an exception. Hc is scri-
oualy 30 with guatdtia and was cone
lined TO bis bed during thc Voyast.
The other passengers ure ua ioll1wai
D..U luH Linn. UumuIHHIig un spec
clu mission to Washington with his
secretary o. -. pcttltt ". l.. Henry
citizen. Arthur l.. ltlhiuHlu. Hr8.stuHt
cugiuter. a.. H. ~. Lieut. George Tile
les, Signal corps. Lieut. ldrhAtd a..
Hooker 0f the lrutua. Lieut. W. j.
shmlfc Of the navy, Juso.l Nelson.
sailor Of the Concord, sick. william
Moore. water tender Of No olympia;
Color Sorgcant Harry Palmer. Tenth
rDnnayltuuiu regiment UrIDrUd uIa-
charged by the secretary 81 war. sor-
reant Harry %. Carr. battery No.. Third
UUiIllury. timu expired. Private T.. b.
Davis bnttcy q. Third artillery time
vNplrrd. James walsh. sailor uf tho
lialelgh; Anthony Thomas. company a.
battalion 81 cuginogra. Guy Adams,
Fourteenth Infantry. discharged. James
G.. Woodward. Flint Nebraska rcEi-
mont. rick. Paul shuls. nilur VI the
olympia. sick. j. j. MumfIfl. Eigh-
touuth Infantry. time expired. T. a..
Jones. First California rDs.mUnt. near
y recovered from uyHUutofy3 Suyur
Jensen. company O.. ilrst South Dn-
kHil, accidentally wounded while cx-
pHrimentinr with a she'll after the nght.
the explosion ~ which Injured hlH hand
and face Horny Smith. headquarters
cook, TDuth Pennsylvania.
Tie trip was uucVcuiful. The C00f
sergeant Palmer. says that many ~
the volunteer officers say TINT na soon
aH Il becomes evident that this country
Wil hold the Philippines thcy win Hcud
lon their rcFiruutllur Immediately. when
tir Peru Ice Mania there were 1900
rlrk among The men, ami the physicians
were terribly dlamhyrd ut the progress
that smallpox WIS making
According tu .ulmnr. iu one day there
were ten deaths from smallpIX. Cant
Linn said that Dc knew ~ but nyc
deaths from tho disease In n single day
The nlth poured into tho canals hy
the Chinese was said o. be- a probable
source NJ disease.
Win regard 90 rumoru nrst brought
hero hy the Rio Inuoiru that there We're
fatalities ln the Pennsylvania reri- /
montf known 60 be- caused by the mis-.
directed IRE % dotuchmcuta VI the I
First California, Palmer said that PrI- I
Nnto Baker of company ! was shot from .
behind thruugh tho head. and .mmedi.
ntrly an officer rushed back 60 toll tho .
ChliNrnlann In the rear to cease their
airing.
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New Cruiser for Japan nuiit In American
shiphuIdcrs' Yards.

Philadelphia. Nov. Tho new Japan
,se cruiser buIIt boy VIM. q. Cramp a
sons ship building company. steamed
down thg Delaware river today on her
way 90 Now York where che will remain
a short time ana then sail Tor ENG
lana. The kaf.gi has BEEN turned over
20 th' japanese government and Or boo
fuh charge uf Japanese officers and
men. The new cruiser was launched
ln Jaun1ry last and is the first wlrHhip
huilt 10 TIL. country Tor and foreign
power since Che Russian cruiser Zai-
Hchca WIS built by the Cramps in 1879.
From Now York the KaHirI will g1 %
England whore. at Sew Castle on Tyne
thp Will receive her gums The work
of taking uu hor guns VIII occupy about
four muuihf after which the Kaaigl
VIII cruisH through the Mediterranean
10y ulHy rtnrH She o. expected 20 are
rive ut Yokohama, Japan. during the
summer of 1892
The beautiful war vessel was given
@ hearty farewell 900 he way down the
Delaware hy passing craft and by
crowds ~ people GOA shore who had
gathered 90 witness her departure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Work OF cstaiogusiag Military Property
wiz be- Finished Ihis Week.

New York. Nov. IA dispatch 10 the
Herald from Havana says
Tho spanish authorities are prepared
a. close all matters of the ndmiulHtrt.
ton Issue. a decree has been issued
by The minister VI finance stating that
october dlat was tho last day Tor the
inauguration ~ new business. ana that
hll current nnulu would be- ended dur.
ing the month VI November. when in.
Nenturu OF the different departments
would Dc completed aud ulcd and
goo hrd 10 De- sent g. spain.
AZ the request OF the Spanish letter
has been addressed Co General Mald
li Santiago BY the Americans request
ins that h. AFFORD every facility for the
removal of the bodies VI Generals Para
iel lscy ana SnntoscIldcH. the commit.
shortly.
formal note has passed giving Dr.
Lame permission Co visit tho military
hospitals Admiral Sampson has a..
cided not 10 leave Havana during ths
Notk " the commission. Tho work
OF chtnloEuclng military property h
proceeding rapidly 10 h expected
thht II VIII be- finished Friday. Tho
construction of the pier at Marianao
mas been temporarily suspended owing
70 the rough Wpu thrr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
CALLERS On PRIEST. MCKINLEY
Gillian Minister Makes a Gratifying Requcs,
Of Uncle Sam.


Washington. Nov. g.-pfssIdont sic.
klnlry had a number of distinguished
vIa'iufH today The nra, 20 call was the
Chilean minister 90 this country. Car
Joe Maria Nicuna. lie requested the
President 60 give hls consent 10 the ap.
polnimon: ~ NJ. buchanan. minister OF
the United States 90 Argentine Republlc
60 aci lH an arbitrator bo.wsen that
country and chile should his services be
needed.
There ls some expectation that the
long standing differences between these
two South American republics may BE-
amlclbly settled
They have agreed that each country
shall appoint a representative GO con.
slider the questions Involved and n pos.
Hiblc come 90 an agreement. In the
event that the two Representa- ives can
not come 20 a satisfactory understand.
luE 10 has been decided - call ln Air.
buchanan na third man,
Tbs irlaiien. expressed his pleasure
At The hlEh honor conferred upon rep-
itH.u .iiiNr " thla country and will give
~ formal consent IN the event that
All hurhlnau'H services are needed
The other visitors were Sir Julian
PauncDfuft0 ihe British ambaFEid1r.
ana Lord licaehcl formerly lord high
chancellor VI England Lord iIrrsch,l
d. 40 the head " The Canadian COM
in.tsion which iH 90 meet here on the
MS can upon tho President was for
TIE purpose " paylng BIZ - ipgots.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
HAWKS AND PIGEONS.
Hoolcy he Great "fuanclef" Testaes In
Court.
How BRITISH PUBLIC WE'RE sAWBOozlro
introduced to . swell Pail Mail Ciub "a
rive Thousand Doilars rcr
Handmade.

London. Nov s.-Tho examination Of
Sir I1olgy ln bankruptcy proceedings
was RESUMED today and attracted much
attention. ST. It,olcy continued 60
''atIfy TO IN amounts, large and small.
paid 90 20, transfers snd dircetors in
connection with his promotions Ito
created Cd iurtat,1n by saying mot Dc
paid Sir William Marriott ciOO0 f5r
Introducing him to the Carlton club.
ami ufsutis later that h. paid a'i.-
o." ;1 the Marquis % Ahorrnycuuy. "a
prominent conservative Tor party funds.
The witness did not know whether tho
money reached the party funds sub
rrguuitN Alr Huoloy vVIliucd thIt
De- i.ud tlo Alniuu.s ~ AbrrRay my
irNn t'st utd then paid him a sos-
onl cttHH because h. wna told that he
Ind Promised Gi00l1. But" the wit
ness u uJrtted, that was l'r.
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L5nd,a. Now 1.-The dispatch from
Wl Hai Wet. announcing ,he war pre-
uauons. officials here announce an
gave. coupled with the Anglo French
~ preparations
q d rlrmiacd that Russia. Fronting
By be- present strained relations be-
tasfn Great ultaln ana rUAIrs. htH
dltlt1 90 push forward her aims Ia
o. Var EiHi hy f0rcihly arlEinE she
uublu treaty port OF Niu Chmug.
vAll Grat britain cannot permit u
hui.
A dispatch from London 20 the Assp-
dstl Press on october s0th, said a ca
Dc mrnle0 had been received there
ifum Shanghai az follows;
"a l.ulfan regiment occupies the
town q Nu Chang. provinc6 OF Leo
TONG. and me forts at the mouJ u
ihe river liaol. uu october 18Th, thus
securing ulmplgir p0aacftlnn nf Niu
thWanr The native troops He'd with
OUT making any opplsition under ord o.
nun ihf cmprets d1wagcr and III Hung
Chang
A lHi.ih gunboa, was In the river
az ihe lime
u unnsrrH1irnce IL rerurdod a. tho
Ntfilh hfluah abandonment OF Mar
ehuHA 20 iht liuuslans and gives Rus
a. ln invaluable Strategic point Graa.
hu1lh o. certain 60 lose the Nlu
Nhaans trade VI which % has about
oshy p.r cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

nNeH York Nov. Mrs. ana Mr. n.
t.nl M.l.fl.th, The world girillng
,'F riders win begin sholr flde
!. 'l'.lFI 90 noon today, Hiariinr
49,, I'uliWty ana Twenty-uInth
,.l,,,'L Net riding 90 their ncheme their
49,. i'.''.i each nlght during the
~. D.. lH folloWai
Ny itakskl|l; Nov 8. BIucs.one:
80 Albany %. mlits; Nov. o. Ful-
b.. 4'.0. 900 mllcs. Nov s. Lyons 500
Sow .. hTEen. 900 miles. Nov.
y Nti.l''. ill miles. Nov. n. Vest
X. %. miles. Nov IT, Clnneaut. Pa.
III Now ~. Cleveland. o.. Gt5
S.. nov IL, Norwalk. o., 700 miles:
IL, 7. fofrysburg, o.. iCl miles: Nov.
con, o., 0s miles. Nov. A..
R.,9 .hNlr. Ind. 500 miles: NOV. il
80 li.nd, 90 miles; Nov. 10. Ham.
M ''l miles. Nov. 20. CHICAGO, L..
e ~, ~. The MnIlralth's viii be- nc-
b.r'plii..l throughout she trip by mem
&C., % ihe Century Road club who viii
K mem In relays. Receptions viii
fsi, wy llrm al the principal cities en-
~, l ,.l q great welcome 4 being pre-,
esgo. " 'he eyelsts OF chi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
THIRTY-FIRST ORDERED OUT.
Co'o'ei Officers Of the Companies Handed ia
Their designations Under Pressure.
oARSIrs OBJECT TO WHITE OFFICERS
Consequently There Wa. Troubi. Al Cam,
Poland. Tsnne-sce-rroop. Male
for the scene.

Camp POLAND. Tom. Nov 2.-Thc
Sixth Virginia, negro regiment.
campcd within n quarter OF a mile OF
tn" Thiriy-nrat Michigan. mutlned TO.
Gay bcoaune white officers superseded
negro cheers. VINO had resigned urior
pressure. The Thirty .nrst was or
dored out to queil The disturbances.
Tie regiment started on the double.
quick Tor the negro camp but wa.
stopped BY orders from headquarters
and sent back to camp. The negroes
ARE parlcying with the white officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
"rmArA ToH YOU
Italian Chestnut r.ddlsr rioks Tn "a ror.
tune which ~. Nonchaisntly Heturns.

New YORK. Nov. when a swnrthy.
FulrWu-cyrd Italian stepped Into the
banking house of FarHln. Leach A o..
SO NauaHuu street. throw package on
ihr counter with ID "rhata Tor you'
ana then started 90 walk out. there was
e chorus of clerks calling him 10 come
back.
An hour before ID mcFsenErr from an
other financial institution started out
Ia deliver packages ~ more or less
value. lie knew he had one addressed
simply "farson, leach a Co" without
the nrm's street ur number. aud he sna
uut aware that thr envelope contained
securities nrrrHr f.r H'' O00
len he stepped into Carson. Leach
" CO.'S place ui. I. aHEr in question
was missing, ~ make known hls
I.H and stop payment on the govern.
mnnt bonds In Washington ana al the
suh-trensury here, was tho work OF "A
Jew moments. sam, the securities
were negotiable az any bank In tho uni
Verse, The envelope which the Italian
had Do rarcleHsly tossed over 10 tbe
bank clerks contained the missing a..
cuHurs. ile was called back and taken
into ST. LDuph'H private Office. ms
story was very simple. lie wns "a
chestnut pcddler ana stood la cedar
street. Hu picked up the envelope from
under ths feet uf the thronp tbat
thr0nFgI past his stand lie saw tbe
uumr Hu DO hut uH hg could moi rrnd
English Dee stopped pedestrian and
asked him thn location VI the office
re delivered che package. II was only
"a little way fnm where his stand wns
Ue ara not want any reward. Tho
only thing thut was puzzllng Mr.. Leach
was what Go do iUr ths finder, but sub. /
stnntiul recognition ~ his act will be
o..
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MORE AMERICAN ENTERPRISE.
festive Trolley cin fo' he Land Of Cherry
Blossoms.


Chicago, Nov. 2.-The slomcna and
iiaske Electric company Il America IL
considering a proposition from mo
japanese Fngwmor, 60 fam Ia Chi
car,, a ayUlsate vim a capitalization
uf shout uoo0ool0 60 Install ana oper-
ATE an electric street var hnos ami ln-
olndecrnt NauF aul power plants
Alilh arr o. uH HH.Ih'IHhed IN the do
u-llu ~ the m.kad1 aa another step 30
DE mpicrnizlng movement IN prlgrcaa
thrrr.
The fmnahIse o. be Erased IL ox.
elusive and would b. uuc Of the urlst
valuable. x not the most valuable. per-
mita ever granted o. one syndicate or
corporation.
~ u urieftiuoi mat me Elkn.-
Mlluuor syt,ilgatr % philadelphia wall
le Interested In the new company n il
u formed.