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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-01
cALIFoRNIA FIG SYkup co.

that the officers went up town and rec
manned away Tor an hour or more ieav-
inr the train standing VA the main
track
and ATTEMPTED 60 move hut some ~
the troops boarded the engine and or
dcrcd the engineer not o. start. The
railroad superintendent then appealed
% Gen. McCook u the war inycstiRa-
ting commission 10 Interfere. but being
"a retired officer he referred them Co
tho commanding onlcor NJ tho post. In
the meantime the officers lf the hutthi-
Ion returned and the train moved N
The soldiers complained 90 hyHinndcra
that the train was not properly pro-
Nilyd FOR their convenience and said
this was the reason ~ The disturbance.
This the railroad people deny.
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AWFUL lame which Wus tNyourinf me. I WAS
hdNtsrd By iflauua Nhu had seen wonderful
eufes made BY ~, to ~ Ngiits specific, We
gnl two boltlef, and t.lt hops again fryiyc in
AGAIN, Improved from the start, aud q com.
nleie aud perfect cure waH the result :. :. \.
v ne only blood remedy which reaches des
pefaie cases Mas. 2. " La,
Montgomery, Ala.
OF the many blood remedies, 5, $. $.
II the only one which can reach deep
seated, violent cases II never fails 10
cure perfectly aud permanently the
most desperate cases which arc leyond
the reach OF other remedies,
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Paris. OCT S. The new cabinet Is
constituted as AIlws,
NJ. Leiirri. minister N justice.
the Interior,
NJ. Dc Frrycr.HHi, minister Of war
NJ. L1ckrIy minister u marine
VI. Dekafae, m.lihier uf foreign AZ
fairs.
NJ, Peytral. minister OF finance.
VI. Leygus, minister OF public In.
structlou.
NJ. pelc1uole minister " commerce.
NJ. 0lllllnc, minister u c0lusea.
~ Nigier minister u agriculture.
NJ krauz, minister ~ public work.
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RUN TO EARTH IN ST. LOUIS.
,,,,r chase Across Two Continents the
detectives Arrest Lsmber wit, Ills
wife aud Aunt.

81. Louis, Mo-. oct. 5i.--After chase
,rross two continents, Lambert VIII
chief of the Bunglau Savings bank at
ybungbunzlau. Bohemia. with hIs wife
and her aunt. were arrested at the Hotel
poseaore today on the charge of his
having absconded with 10000 ruilen.
eaulyaient TO sii.42o The arrest was
made by a Chicago detective at the
instieatlon u V. ZscmskIe. "a piano
dealer at sl2 blue Island avenue. chi
caeo. who ls stockholdcr and the
western agent for the Bunglau bank.
and who had been Instructed TO search
wit has been married one year, and
IN ~ yenrFold HIS taiher % q pros
preous merchant at Nhuughunzlau. ON
August Gth wilt and his wife. accom-
panied by her aunt, Bluia Mulltl, lcii
home on 4 vacation fur his health. They
Travelled through Austria ana came Goo
America. landing 40 Huhuken october
ard. whore he wired hls mother OF th.lr
arrival Meanwhile the bank officials
had discovered shortage VI 10000
guldcn aud were searching for Wit.
itis messarc homo gave Them a clue
that he was In America. and they nDu-
ned their western agent
wiz Travelled through the East and
finally went 10 Chicago. whence b.
came here last Thursdny evening a
detective was behind him two days
throughout hia Hoiourninrf The de-
trctive arrived here sunday and ar
rested the party OF three today
VIII had 800 IN United States money.
aud he and his wife hoih had large
amount 81 bohemian money concealed
In their clothing. Wit admitted that
h. TODD 1900 Eulden, but said h. ala
not take the balance ~ the amount
accredited 60 him. iio said friends az
IIohokcn had advised him upon landlnH
that he wis being hunted. The dCtcc.
..H.H..a. H..H.AN
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Disappearing Guns.

Cleveland o.. oct, ai.-Tho Walker
Manufacturing company Of this city
has established the first u the eleven
carriages Tor the iiuiiilngt1n-Cr0
disappearing guns, Tor which u was
awarded the contract last April BY the
government, \ test shows that every.
thing about the big machine works
with the amo1ihnesa and accuracy "
cioykwofk. tho carriage being turned IN
i've seconds. The carriages weigh
i0i 900 pounds aui thc guns 5000
pounds. Notwithstanding ~ great
weight. the Euu la - balanced that %
can be operated by hand n necessary,
when nually mounted, however, all liH
movements Will be- controlled automut-
lcnliy. except the loading ana aiming
The sun viii rise by the power OF ooun-
terwrlrhts and ita rtc1l viii send %
back again. Tho walker company OK
pert 20 nuiah q carriage every thirty
days until nll are completed
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soldier. Hold a Train.

Rockville. Tenn. octsi.-Thcrc was
auie IA disturbance nt tho railroad sta.
ton hero about midnight last night a
battalion OF the Tenth cOlored cavalry
was pnFinE through on ita way from
the Philadelphia Jubilee 20 head
quarters at Huntsville. Ala, and AZ
his point they refused 10 allow the
train 70 proceed under orders u the
railroad authorities,
The officers ~ the battalion lcft the
train at Knoxville 10 get something 20
eat with instructions 10 the men not
TO leave the station until their return
The railroad officials wantcr 10 move
the train before the officers returned
and the soldiers would not permit H.
II IL alleged by the railroad officials
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Norfolk. W, Va, oct sl.-An earth.
aunke shock disturbed the western
bari OF the city at o'clock this morn
INK. Residents say the vibrations were
from north TO south, were distinct. ana
lasted several seconds.
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fhH az AtNANN NNN VS.
unequal ~ the struggle,
and IL IN. NnH yirldod
W " tho fearful poison
ef 1A long years l SUIT
ierod untold misrfy I
was covered with sores
aud uloefs from head 90
loot, and no. lanpunFr
can express my feelings
81 woe during those long
years, had Tho htft
medical treatment sew
efhi physicians sucees
hNely treated me, hutnll
u no puFtiafa. Tic meTi
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You really dom, know wha, comfort.
able travelling Ia u you have never tTnv-
clcd via the Burlington.
Holds the worlds record FOR long
dlsianc. fas, running. 1895 miles. iO5
minutes.
The burlington Route II 1856 miles
lonE-noifiy ono-third tho distance
round the world.
oncra a wider choice OF routes than
any other line. Ia and from Chicago.
H. Louis. Omaha. Kansas city and all
eastern points,
Two through trains each way daily.
Neatibuled bufiet smoking library
cars. Pullman sleeping cars. reelin-
lnF chair ears tseats froo). coaches.
Finest dining car service IN the world.
Dining ears operated on tho cafe plan:
tina, Is, you pay only for what you or
der.
Tickets at offices Of connecting lines.
l. A. DENTON. Ticket Agent. II. q.
w. ily,. paoly block.
H. " NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent
w. y. MMILLAN. Gen. ACT,
"a =. W. Temple st.. salt Lake City.
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Sacrificed to
Blood Poison.

Those who have never had Blood Poi.
son can not know what desperate con.
dition It can produce This terrible
disease which the doctors are totally
unable TO cure, is communicated from
one generation 10 another, inficting Is
faint upon countless innocent ones
some year. ago I Wa inocuiAied with poison
~ a nurso who infected my tAbe with blood
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~1eElfs.fs
&ssEsETI -Egszg
SHORT line
Railway.
nm IAN ~ rrrrcr ~ 10


, Trains arrive and depart 40 Salt Lake city
auutvr
IRON Chicago. Omaha. 81 fonia
kansas tliy. Denver Park CIty
from iieiena. nn,i,. Portland san "
Francisco. Ogden aud intorned.
late puIuta aWa
rrum 80 iibusi.sa cache Valley " !"
:, o.clcn ana lnl.rmgiisis points, Is pm
-, kansas C.iy nonyer and 0r.lcni 70 am
~, ciiy sd Acknowledgements Z, s@pm
fooolo and GARFIELD beach ''" NUS iWpm
nrr,ut
Tor Chicago. Omaha uruvpr. Kan.
- VIZ. ~ Louis ugdon and
Tor san francisco. ogden. Carha an
. Valley an9 lnicfmcdato poinis % am
Tor Ogden, Denver. Kansas ety.
,m1hn, ~ Louis chicago aud
=. anl 900 ffsn5.sco .... -.,..'.'...s Dpa
lfuNu, Nrphl -auuofu. MILFORD.
-. lf'scl aud intermediate points ~ an
fMlhUd train fur UHfuold Teach
louolU uud Terminus ........... Is am
Trains south OF Juab run daily oHeopl
'Daiiy except sunday
CITY TICKET OFFICE. UNDER EiSONIC RAIL-
NJ. go West second south strHut
Telephone Ma al
hailfuad and steamship Tickets on sale
70 all part Of tho world
Pullman Palace Ear ticket orlsN
D. D. HURLEY.
q W ICCtTs
a. ~ rgs9sfal Trania Manager
Vico.prusldont aud Con Manager
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NrrlVe salt lato CITY
The Overland Limited" ffum Obi.
gNFu ~ laui. 81 Louis, omaha
hsusns tlty, beaver and Park
-r,.,,' ~, ,,,ii.' 49,. 80. ~. liopm
Paul ~ Louis Omaha Kansas
wy shl heh'ef' ...'....,..,.,, ham
civ Ticket once, No. 20I Nom street.
Telephone No as
Only ono nisht on tho road 10 Oman. -,
nights ~ chicago anu 81 Louis Other linDs
one night additional
Tho Union Pacific IL tho only iino through
o. above points without change OF rars aud
ihr only lluU Operating Nurut smoking aud
Library cars ana Pullman Dining Cara With
u aud y hours quickest tmn ~ Mls.1un
RIVER atu chicago respectively
H. A CLAY, uuhCrti Aguns
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Effective SEpIIpBlR Isl. 1898.

Train 80 leaves Ogden 80 a m. salt
Lake b r. Co.,, arrive at Pueblo hitf = IN,
Colorado springs - n m, beaver $40 m.
Lake 700 o. ui. arrive 10 Pueblo Wa d M.
colorado Springs Ntil D, ult Denver rs % M.
connections made a. Pueblo, Culafadn
Fuut day coaches, chair ears and pullman
sIrOUUu un 90 trtlust Take She u. a o. III
nnd have comfortable tfln aud ouioy tho
turst scenery on tho continent.
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Tho Scenic line
IllE Of tho
World.
Denver {
Rio Grande
Scenic
W S,oS q tho Railroad.

Two Daily foat ESpro,a Trains
TO oionwood Springs. Loadviiio.
Pueblo. Colorado Springs. Donvsr
opd oil points Cast
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mon baldwin said that Il was com
r-r, '',hpAlnt that frequently req.
ths dumped their worst men IN on
th "NsplLils for nurses. He said thai
on. y"t OF the First Mississippi was
~. tht worst he had ever seen.
~ on account OF the leuienoy Of
f5,it ,'onel with his men. Hs stated
In wv that there was great difficulty
a., lung lime, due 10 the lnefiielenoy
On he quatlermaaters department.
h's occasion he said he was notl-
lin. at mere was an abundance Of
rsvir,,niu ne IN turn notified several
acquisition and were given one barrel
Sharp County record., 1898-02-11
"uNDER THE LAURELS."


On next Monday night, the
14th., the Evening Shade Dra-
matte Troupe will render the
famous drama, "Under the
Laurels," at the school building
in Evening Shade. The drama
is a good one and will be in
tensely interesting, The plot,
by the william Brantford, to de-
fraud the widow Milford and
her lawful heirs Of an immense
estate, is a deep-laid one and
its progress and final disclosure
will interest every one. The
vilhaR's part will be played by
Mr., James c. Southworth, while
Miss Sue Craig will represent
Mrs. Milford. Rose Milford, or
"Tho Mountain Rose" is an
interesting character represent
cd by Miss Leo Craig. Polly,
tho hired girl, and Ike Hopper,
the farm hand, two Of the best
characters Of all, will be repre-
s}ntod by Mrs, ELLA Motcali and
Mr.. VIM. Turner. Frank Colo
wood, the character presented
by Mr. ll. l., Southworth, has a
prominent part. Bob Button, in
tlo employ Of Brantlord, at Jho
sumo tinoN pretented friend OF
the Milford family will be played
by Mr.. Luther Southwor,h,
Sookoy Button, the servant, will
bo played by Miss Ma5Ie Met
calf, zeko, the negro character
will be represented by MIR. Wal
ter Metcalf. The sheriff, Mr.,
Thomas Shaver, will finally cap
turo Brantlord and save the o5-
tate
The proceeds go towards the
building Of a now church at this
place
Sharp County record., 1898-02-11
SCHOOL NOTES.

The school is still enter
tanned daily with plenty Of nice
and new music.
If our school is not the best
in Sharp county for learning,
we would like SOMEONE to
point us to a better.
"A few students Of our school
are learning to write our lang
uage in a new style, and are
progressing very rapidly.
"A few very important
scholars are dropping out Of
school, but there is still plenty
OF this kind left. We hope, how
ever, there will be no more of
it.
IUDEX,
Sharp County record., 1898-02-11
Of our sawmilI

The open session given by
the society last Friday night was
an aaioy~'la affair. The society
. seems 10 be doing a good work,
a work chat no s.uaen, can afford
to neglect
-. W. Ragan Of the Sidney
school force made a flying trip,
by way Of Evening Shade, to
his Old home near Franklin. lie
returned Sunday and reports a
pleasant trip,
Madame Rumor wants to
know when some ofour bachelors
and older girls are going to
marry. She seems anxious to
have this long silence broken
and so are we.
Several cattle men have
disturbed the quiet of our little
village this week, among the
number were Messrs Bob and
Edgar Hill of Franklin, and Mr.,
Bill Stoner, of Calico Rock.
Our school is still moving
nicely along. It's enrolment was
increased last Monday by two
boarding students, Mr., Evans
from near Evening Shade and
Master Geo. Johnston from near
Ham.
Tho people Of the Sidney
community are taking steps to
charter the school under the
name, "Tho Sidney Collegiate
Institute" If they succeed in
this it will give the school more
permanency and reputation.
The Sidney Times IA society
papor) says that Campaign jim
Smith will be in the race for
County Judge, and says futhor
that its readers especially those
in Sullivan township, should rally
to his support, He is the mar
for the place.
Sue cess to the RECORD an(
its many readers.
Bill Arp.
Sharp County record., 1898-02-11
EhC COMING w OgiGalR.

Who goes to the club while her
husband tends the baby as well
as the good old fashioned woman
who looks after her homo, will
both at times get run down in
health, They will be troubled
with loss of appetite, headaches,
slooplossness, fainting or dizzy
spells. The most wonderful rem
edy for these woman is Electric
Bittors. Thousands Of sufferers
from Lame Back and Weak Kid
neys rise up and call it blessed,
IJ is the medicine for women.
Female complaints and nervous
troubles Of all kinds are soon
relieved by tho use of Electric
Bittors. Delicate women should
keep the remedy on hand TO build
up the ayftom, Only SOC per
bottle, For sale by W. c, Snow,
Sharp County record., 1898-02-11

FOR SALE-at one half
their worth, for the next 80 days,
20 Berkshire pigs, 4 to 5 months
old, at S. each. From recorded
sires and dams. Also sows bred
to farrow about March 10Th, at
prices that are tempting. Stock
all in perfect health.
W. II. Peters, Hardy, Ark
New Orleans, La, Mardi
Gras Feb. %. For this occasion
the St. L, IN and S Ry will
sell tickets to New Orleans and
return at 916.14, Feb. IS, 10 20,
limited for return passage until
March 5. For further informa-
ton write to or call on A. A.
Webber, ticket agent, BatesviIle,
Ark.
Objects Of charity struck the
town last Saturday, That is, a
couple of women made the
rounds. doing the begging, the
big and stout men staying out of
town, until the rounds had been
made. It's correct to help the
needy, but to help stout men who
are strangers and won't work,
would be an injustice. Evening
Shade people could begin nearer
home.
Sharp County record., 1898-02-11
G Z. Medley,
Watch RGlairGp and JGVGlsr.
sIl } At N1II?y's Mill,
9lcckS and Jewelry
at SnowS-
NEWS.

-crcuit court will convene
}next Monday,
Pass this RECORD to your
nelghbor and ask him to SUBJ
aoribe.
Tho Methodist pastor filled
nls Regular appointment here
Sunday,
ard cleaning seems to be
tne ordor of the day, since we
nave had a few days of nice
weather.
Pr D, Samuel is still at
VA 'olllco at the Gem Hotel,
Wnore he will treat all those
alllcted with chronic troubles of
any kind.
Rcv, Toombs was taking.
INSCRIPTIONS towards building q
new Methodist church here
Mon lay' We understand q fair
"mount was raised and the pros
pects for the new church are
very bright,
"A spirit of Improvement
seem to have struck the town
managed by j. w. Shell Anew
Plank walk has been laid from
the postoffico to Stokes store.
and the hill in front Of the ho,al
X v y " be cut down somewhat.
ne young folks greatly en-
a social gathering at the
enco Of Mr., and Mrs. j. ~.
hs last Tuesday night.
a few LoJrs were very
antIy spent, they departed
To enjoy a similar oooas.
the near future.
Sharp County record., 1898-02-11
HNNGE&GG&NQ0aNc<G
3 PURELY PERSONAL. .

=" .-''1. wv WV .t'-H-'@. .-ft
9 PURELY PERSONAL. .
james W, Smith, oi Sidney,
was on our streets Tuesday.
VIII Taylor and little son
were up from Reeds Creek las,
wee5
r. P, Ring a prosperous
farmer Of Pougl4ocpsto, w2s in
town Monday,
J, NJ, Roberts, Of Ash Fiat,
was in town this week trading
Mammoth Spring Monitor,
~. W. Ragan, principal of
the school at Sidney, was in
Evening Shade Saturday.
E. D. Peacock, Of Mobley,
favored the RECORD with money
on subscription one day this
week.
George Mcknight, of Reed,
made known his appreciation OF
the RECORD in a substantial way
one day this week,
Miss Mamie Mcleod has
returned home from Grange,
where she taught u very sue
oes8ful term Of school.
.N-Capt, Wann returned the
latter part Of last week from an
extended visit to relatives in the
lower part Of the county.
W. M. Edwards and j. S.
Penter, two RECORD readers
from Poughkeepsie, were in
town on business Monday.
EMiss Maud Appleton and her
brother, Of Ash Flat, visited
their sister, Mrs. E, O, Craig,
last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lucy Pepoon is pro-
crossing very nicely with her
music class, which is composed
Of twelve Or thirteen scholars.
Miss Cora Southworth after
spending two weeks very pleas
aptly at Melbourne visiting
friends, returned home last Fri
day.
&C. D. Snodgrass and 7. r
Dial, Of Ryan, Ind. Ter, former
citizens Of Sharp county, arr
new recruits to our subscription
list;J
y. W. Meeks, of Mammoth
Spring, and Sam H. Davidson
/
Of Evening Shade, members o
The state board Of Charitable
Institutions, are at the Laclede
Colonel Davidson is bein!
strongly urged to enter the rae
for congress in the first district
Arkansas Democrat.
p. H. Wilkerson, after spend
ing two weeks with his famil,
here, left today for Nowata, l. T..
where he will engage in tn
practice Of law, having formed
partnership with an attorney a
that place. Mr., Wilkerson is
lawyer of ability, a good citizol
and will be greatly missed in ou
community, We wish him tn
greatest of success in his nowl,
chosen country.
Sharp County record., 1898-02-11
NNwECH I'D

u. s. Lasd ONCE, lmsIey Nevlom
JAM i8, Isgs. August Moser.
Complaint having been en-
tered a, this Office by Emsley
N8ws1m against August Mosar
for abandoning his Homestead
Entry No. 1T710, dated March y,
1890 upon the S half S E quar-
ter, Sec. 8 and Il Z quarter N r
quarter. Sec. %, and N W quar-
ter n W quarter, Section "a,
Township 2I n Range 4 W" in
Sharp County. Ark, with a view
to the cancellation of said entry,
the said parties are hereby sum
moned to appear before the
county clerk OF Sharp County,
at his office at Hardy, Ark.
on the 26th day of Feb'yp
1898, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to
respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged aban-
donment.
Trial before this Office, March
B, 1898.
William G. Whipplo Register.
B. II, Crowley, Receiver.
Sharp County record., 1898-02-11
SIDNEY DOTS.

Weather warm and pleasant
Health good and everybody
happy
School teachers thick and
candidates thicker.
-zaoz Bishop Of Lacrosse
was in town last Wednesday as
guest Of Mr. Oliver,
Now goods still continue To
arrive in town, Times are core
tainly boytor or our merchants
think they will be soon,
Our people are exhibiting a
good spirit for Improvement
Several improvements hayo been
mado, This spirit is the result
Sharp County record., 1898-02-11

Subscribe for the SHARP
COUNTY RECORD,
Remember the RECORD is
headquarters for job printing,
W. G. Shaver has been im-
proving his premises this week.
Several citizens have taken
advantage Of the nice weather
and plowed their gardens.
-Whilo attending court next
week, call around at the RECORD
office. Drop in, we would be
glad to see you.
All kinds Of picture work
done by Wallis & Mashburn, at
Cave City, Ark. Enlarging,
views taken at houses. 2-8
To Cure A Coils in 0me BAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. 25c.
If you have an old watch
or clock that's all out Of fix, take
it to Medley. He knows exactly
how to remedy it. Satisfaction
guaranteed. To be found at the
Medley mill, south Of town.
The proceedings Of the Sharp
County Horticultural Society,
which met at Hardy on the 9th,
was received too late for this
issue, on account Of the letter
being mi3sent. 1t will appear
next week.
Little Rock, Ark, Mardi
Gras, Feby, 81 and p, For this
occasion the st. L, M and S Ry
will sell tickets to Little Rock,
Ark, and return, Feb. 21, at
S3.41, limited for return passage
until Feb. "a.
I'd. D. Spurlock, our county
examiner will be in Evening
Shade two or three days during
court, with the latest school
law. Directors are requested
to procure a copy for each
board, and send in in a receipt
for same, as he is required to
take the diretoI's receipt for
each copy let out.
Will Herren, from the nor
thern district of this county,
was placed in jail here last
week on the charge Of bigamy
His preliminary trial trial was
held before Esq. T, j, Young.
of Union township, who bound
him over to await to await the
action Of the next grand jury
Of the northern district, which
meets in July.
-Today's paper contains tbs
announcement of C. W. Shaver
who is a candidate for re election
to the Office Of Treasurer Of
Sharp county, subject to the
action Of the democratic party
Mr.. Shaver is too well known
over the county to need any in
PRODUCTION whatever to the peo-
pie. He has held the office 0.
Treasurer for the past two years
and it is needless for US to say
that his official record has beer
such as to justify his recollection
He makes good officer, anC
is always ready to serve hi'
constituents. If elected. h(
promises to serve you in the
future as he has ever done il
Sharp County record., 1898-02-11
Notice Tor Publication 1858
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark
Jan'y s, 1898. (

Land Office at Little Rock, Ark |
Jan'y 8, 1898, I
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made
before the county clerk Of Sharp
county, at Evening Shade, Ark
on Feb. 10 1898, viz:
John W. Norman
H. e. No. 17775, for the 8 W or
S W Or, sec 81 r 16nr5w.
He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz: James Dock
ms, Cave City, Ark, and George
Ballard, Joseph johnson and Y.
e. Pickens, Of MaXyille, Ark.
Any person who desires to pro-
test against the aIIowanceof such
proof, or who knows of any SUBJ
stantial reason, under the law
and regulations Of the Interior
Department why such should not
be allowed, will be given an op-
portunity at the above mentioned
time and place to cro9s-eXamino
the witnesses Of said claimant,
and to offer evidence in rebuttal
Of that offered by claimant,
W. G. WhippIo
Register,