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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-10-29

Good grade Of mackntoshes, regular $3.50
suits-a good grade of union cashmere, fall suit
a. above only heavier
Kerey suits, extra heavy
All wool suits
All wool chevots
CLAY worseds in black, good grade
clothing ranges up per We claim the best value
clothing of any house in the state.
All cotton pants good weight
Wool jeans, good weight
All wool Kersev, RATHER
Good grade 9.ounce duck Boss OF All" oveIals
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Compliments Returned.

With the glad hand of fellowship and
sociabilty; in triumphal march and with
music of the sweetest tones 25l OF Spo-
kane's best people returned the compll-
ment given them at their fruit fair by
the denizens of the Palouse by visiting
in a chamber of commerce excursion the
Whitman cOaanty fair yesterday, says the
Gazette.
At IL :25, on special train, 1S5 bust
ness men of the hustling city, accom-
panied by 80 ladies and ii children, ar
rived. The business people and citizens
in general greeted their arrival and made
themselves as friendly as possible. The
Palousers were pleased -overjoyed-to
meet the Spokaners on their own ground.
The visitors were we'll dressed and
prosperous looking. They came to re-
turn the compliment for the magnificent
attennance OF Pal0users at the Spokane
fair where Whitman county took the
honors and did it easily.
The visitors formed in marching array
with Hopes band leading and opened
their march with blare OF drums and
sweet toned horns at the foot of the
street.
Alter the mplimentary serenade and
procession the visitors were greeted and
gwen the liberty of the city and the rich
hills in neat little speech by W. 5.
learsley, responded to by Prof. Fassett
OF Spokane and Herbert Bolster, man
ager OF the Spokane fair, both OF whom
expressed their appreciation of the Pa
louise visitors in their city at the late fair
there and their qualification at being
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The Fruit Industry.

Apples! Applesl Big, rosy-cheek'd
Palouse apple. They are coming from
every quarter, They are coming in by
two and four horse loads--in quantities
that surprise even the natives.
Around the Northern Pacific depot,
where J. Z. 1rimble is receiving, may
he seen a jam of teams from morning
till night, while on Third street NJ. T..
Jackson has force at work all day un-
l)adiWg the rosy beauties.
The fame of the Palouse apple has
gone abroad and buyers are anxious 10
secure our fruit. Our apples have proven
10 be of excellent flavor and size and no.
where else can they be had where they
are absolutely free from worms. There
will be shipped from Garfield this season
not less than two train loads OF apple.
or from So to 40 Car loads. From this
source the farmers will realize thousand
of dollars. Yet the fruit Industry III
this section has hardly begun. New
orchards are being planted OH nearly ev-
cry quarter section and old ones are being
enlarged. At Elberton a large evapor-
ator is curing from five to eight tons Of
drunes per day, from orchards that were
planted three and four years ago, while
carloads of this fruit has been allowed to
90 to waste in smaller orchards all about
Garfield. At no distant day Eastern
Washington and especially the Palouse
country, will become az famous for its
apples as California for it's peaches APP
pies and grapes .-Enterprise.
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Essential points We must consider.

America is the country The
people greatest people earth
WINGED the world that the greatest in and
the greatest peach Competition great builder
We believe competition; enables the
worlds market and buy those who will give money
enables before the people and give goods their
hard earnings than anybody else give question of where
buy the most for Wquote few prices which
will s a index entire stock:
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able to return SO high compliment.
The 25I members of the excursion unan-
imously said that they considered it an
no vs-it the chief center of a county
...... ,eatedly walked away with
IT,, y. re at their own fair.
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, On CONSIGNMENTS.

At sE.N IN CONSIGNMENTS.
.sa-,#.d, y arnrr II Co., OF Pullman,
will - *. Ihera! advances on consign-
men &ga,4 For particulars address
us 4, : ..t ,.gauc SCI, care of Mills build
ing, o. see ogr ,octl representative, Mr..
j. q. Courtaat, at ullman, Office at
warehouse
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warehouse

SCIlDtlOn nGeQ ISGl
one instants misgiviug about either her
self or the prospective little one.
This matchlcss Prescription " will give
her exactly the kind of healthy vitality
she needs and at the time she needs 1t
most. 1t will give elastic endurance to
the entire delicate organism involved IN
motherhood It will make the coming of
baby ABSOLUTELY free from danger and nearly
free from pain.
IT will insure the baby's start in life by
imparting, through its influence upon the
mother, that sturdy infanuic vigor winch
pladdens a mothers heart. 1t is the only
medicine which can be implicitly relied
upon for this purpose and the only rem
edv expressly designed by an educated, eX-
nerienced physician to give perfect health
and strength to the delicate, special organ
ism of women
Mr. Joseph Ramsey of Williams, Colleton Co.,
c c writes: Il have been using your medi-
zines for some time and am happy to say that
they have done all that you claln 1877 'nem.
think they have no equal in the world would
advise ali women while in delicate state
10 use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, II
shortens the time of birth and makes the ,3oor
easier. NV wife is the mother OF hve children
aud she suffered almost death in the btysh OF
them until this last one the time OF oirth was
short and labor easy, from the use oil III fieFCe
Favorite Prescription
Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser used to sell for 81 so, now II is free.
II tells ali about the home treatment of
ordinary diseases. Several chapters are
devoted to the diseases of women For
naner covered copy send 81 one cent
r,arrrns to coyercost of mailing only, to
she Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ZION Buffalo, N. Y: Cloth binding, 81
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: i II PUBLICATION.
Waiia Nalla, Wash, Oct.

.erebv given that the follow
t.tier tas filed notice of his
- make final Communication
J.. ort III his claim, and that
ri be made before the county
,.-. le:k of the superior conrt of
uunry. Washington, at Col
is ..a4 ton, on Saturday, Novem-
~. * 5, viz
Fi.SON G. RISSELL,
Ii nj. application No. 579S for
T.. d &c 3, TYP 10 n, A IN.
tre following witnesses to
N - continuous residence upon,
an III at on o. said land, viz: ReeCe
Messy, * join ii. Slower, James G..
Far. d e. e Manning, all OF Guy,
Wa,.4.r. 'ro.
yoHN NJ. HILL, Register.
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SHOES.

In which
who docs cheap
satisfactory will make right though takes of
antee youta Ike no
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-10-29
CARPET DEPARTMENT.

Mating good grade, per yard
Mating, good grade, per yard
All hemp Carpet, 81 inches wide, worth 80 cents
| piece extra Ingram
| piece Ingram
line of Is pieces ranging price from 20 - cents yard
All 36 inches wide.
baIans before offered in the Paloue country
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GROCERY DEPARTMENT..

l6 pounds granulated sugar
20 pounds brown sugar
Lion coffee, per pound
10 bars Smilax soap
2-gallon pail sorghum, A l grade
Sardines, cents per can, for Is for
Arm and Hammer Soda, Is ounce
Cow Brand Soda, Is ounce
Nutmegs, extra large size, per dozen
) }-pound sack dairy salt
sack stock salt
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24
NORMAL LOCALS.

-Pleasant.weather throughout
the month.
Palm leaf fans are in great
demand, especially when well
bound and trimmed.
Sidney people think that
after going through with a session
of the normal, Spanish invasion
would have no terrors for them.
Our accomplished photo
grapher, Mr.. Peters, who seems
to have \ prediction for normals,
photographed the normal Tues
day, He says it is the finest sub
ject he ever had,
The model lessons on the use
Of the chart were both beneficial
and amusing.
There was S total enrolment
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24
ES0VlsehOiti Gods.

The ancient Greeks believe
that the Penates we're the gods
who attended to the welfare and
prosperity Of the family. They
were worshipped as household
gods in every home. The house,
hold god of to-day is DR.. Kings
New Discovery, For consumpt-
ion, coughs, colds and for all
affections of Throat, Chest and
Lungs it is invaluable. 1t has
been tried for a quarter of a CEN
tury and is guaranteed to cure,
or money returned. No house,
hold should be without this good
angel, It is pleasant to take and
and a safe and sure remedy for
old and young. Free trial bottles
at W. G. Shows drug store.
Regular size SOC and S1.00
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24
AN ORIGINAL STORY.
BY Addie HardiSter.

BY Addic Hardisler.
During the contest between
England and Spain, which for
ever broke the Spanish Armada
and which rid the Atlantic seas
Of the pirates which infested ii
for two hundred years, Capt.
Durfort. commanding a British
squadron Of only three vessels,
the largest Of which was of only
fifty tons burden, set sail from
England on a voyage to the
Pacific.
In order to reach the Pacific it
was necessary then to pass
through the Strait Of Magellen.
A. that time the southern seas
swarmed with Spanish sea dogs.
Therefore it was dangerous in the
extreme, for one with 50 small q
squadron to attempt a pass
through th3 Spanish lines. Be-
ing a man Of dauntloss courage
and heroic spirit, Capt. Durfort
determined to hazard the at
tempt.
He passed the Azores and Lad
reached the Sargasso Sea before
and signs Of trouble arose.
While veering to the west of Cape
Verde Islands, he sighted what
proved to be two Spanish ships,
Tho pirates had already discov9r'
cd his ships and at once gave
chase, Finding thNtit would be
useless to run, Capt. Duriort
placed his ships in position and
engaged The pirates in a desperate
struggle
Tho contest was so close that
at ono time two Of the ships were
loshod together and p hand't)-
hand struggle tnsi lad ii
not been for tho pracoaa Capt
nurfort the pirates nigh. have
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24

ent Public Instructions, Hon. j. j.
Doyne; Com. State Lands, Hon.
J. W. Colquitt; Hon. Jeff Davis
was nominated for Attorney Gen.
on the first ballot and for Com. Of
Mines, etc. Hon. Frank Hill was
nominated on the second ballot.
Hon. Thomas |. Herrn placed in
nomination Hon. j. B. Baker for
Attorney General in his usual ell
oquent manner. j. W. Bristow,
j. r. Metcalf, j. L. Eady T. L.
Turner, John B. Edwards, Claud
L. Coger and Hon. Y. I. Hern
represented Sharp county.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24
ESTRAY NOTICE.

We, W. B. Gawf, r. W.
johnson and M. D, Barnett, three
citizens and householders of the
county Of Sharp, having been APP
pointed by j, A. Gay, ajustice Of
the peace Of said county, have
this day viewed a certain marc
shown US by +. p. Ring as an
estray, Said mare is about 10
bands high; about 6 years old,
black with white spot in fore
hoad and white snip on nose,
Valued at 925.
W. b. Gawf,
r, W, Johnson,
NJ. d. Bal nett,
Appraisers.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24
Something 10 MMOw.

It may be worth something t.
know that tho very best medicine
for restoring the tired out nory-
Gus system TO q healthy vigor is
Electric Bitters This medicine
is purely vegetable, acts by Civ
ing tone to the nerve conros in
the stomach, gently stimulates
the Liver and Kidneys, and aids
these organs in throwing OFT I'M
puritirg in the blood. Electric
Bityers improves the appetite,
aide digestion and isproncunced
by those who have tried II as inc
worry hest blood purifier ano
noryo.tonic. Try it. Sold O"
500 or Sl,00 per bottle at W a..
Shows drug store,
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24

been successful. His crew fought
as they had never fought before,
and finally succeeded in driving
away the pirates.
Capt. Durfort being successful
in this, his first encounter with
the pirates and being greatly en-
couraged, once more headed for
the southern sea. He met with
no further trouble from the pirates
until he reached the vicinity of
the Falkland Islands. Here he
found his way hedged by the
Spanish sea dogs. Finding him.
self thus entrapped a second time,
and seeing no hope Of etr9at, he
determined to run tue gauntlet
and pass through the Strait.
With this purpose in mind he
made ready his crew and pre-
pared for the worst. He sue
ceeded in entering the Strait be-
fore being forced to make a
stand. Here he was attacked
and surrounded by the sea dogs.
So fie ce was the contest and so
C lose were some of the ships
lashed together, that the pirates
mounted ono of the British ships
and were sweeping the deck Of its
crew.
Seeing that his ship was lost
the captain succeeded in trans
ferring most Of his men to another
vessel. Capt. Durfort knowing
very well that success was impos'
sible against such great odds
decided to avoid if possible an
other engagement and to trust tC
the speed Of his ships for escape.
The pirates gave hot chase
AT one time the British ships
were almort surrounded, but theil
superior speed gave them the adj
vantage, and by the time they
were out Of the Strait the pirates
had been left behind.
Capt. Durfort then passed into
the Pacific and made a success
full cruise along the coast o
North America. Not wishing
another encounter with the Span
ish sea dogs, ho turned his ves'
sells westward and returned by
way Of Cape Of Good Hope ant
was one Of the first to circum
navigate the globe.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24
EsucklcN's ArMicA SasyC.

THE BEST SALyE in tho " cid
for Cuts, Bruises, Soros, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tot.
ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Corns, and all Skin llrcptions,
and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required, 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded, Price rs cents
per box, FOR Sale BY W, G,
Snow.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24
REVIVAL AT MELBOURNE.

REVIVAL Al MELBOURNE.
| have secured the services of
Rev. w. H. Evans, "Wild Bill"
of Jackson, Tenn. to assist me in
a revival at Melbourne, Ark. for
ten days beginning July, 23d.
Rev. Evans is an evangelist Of
considerable note and is, in my
opinion, a "harder hitter" than
Sam P. Jones, he is a true man
of God AMI fearless in his re-
marks, he is true to the pastor
and the cause Of Christ. He has
held many revivals in this state
in the last few years with splen-
cid results, God has honored his
work by giving him many con-
versions and accessions to the
church, any pastor who may Sc
cure his services in revival work
will be fortunate.
We are expecting a large at
tendance at the meeting and pray
ing for a mighty awakening Of
the people. We invite all who
can to attend, it will DO you good
to hear him.
w. G. Toombs, P. G.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATOR NOIlCE.
Notice is hereby given that |
will make application at the
June term 1898 Of the Sharp
county probate court, for the
southern district, for an order
authorizing me to sell the follow
ing described hands belonging to
the estate Of the late Joseph
3olos, deceased.
The prt $ ws W sect 26-37
acres and s o g sect 37--4O acres
G half n W n W sect $50 acres
0 half wnw sect $50 acres
and the $ W sect 35-~40 acres.
All in township sixteen six W.
For the purpose Of paying the
debts probated against said
estate.
W. C. Shaver admr debonus
non of Joseph Boles estate.
May the #, 1893.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24

slsl.11s1..ssEs
OF ffty-tvo teachers from al
parts OF the county, Only abou
half of The teachers received the
benefits of the normal.
The meetings Of the Norma
Literary Society each week were
very interesting anu We're VOL Ia.
tended.
-Mr. Torreyson thinks a.
Sharp county teachers are p4C
most ingenious set of peopc he
ever met. He says they nave
presented him with a list Of OK
cu8es that is unique and com
plete.
DR.. BatSon delivered an ex-
cellent lecture on the circulation
of the blood, with object lessons
on methods of stopping hem
orrhages.
We enjoyed a number Of
visits during our session. Among
the callers were Revs. Jernnjgan,
McAlister and Toom5s, DR..
Batson, Col. Abernethy, Messrs
Simpson, Oliver, Dark, Wiles,
Sam Arm. Tom Shaver and Joe
Buckhannan, Mds. Johnston,
Burge, Gardner, Watkins, Hawk
ms and Misses McGeo, Greon
Hardister, Lena Arm, Myrtle
Num-, D. Wiles, Aurelia Shaver
and Lee Craig.
The normal made two ex-
cursions, for pleasure and in
struc ton. one from the source Of
the Mississippi tc its mouth, the
other from Sidney to Buenos
Ayres. Mr., Torreyson proved
himself fully competent to
a train and to steer an
ocean steamer.
The teachers combined work
with pleasure and other pastimes,
as will be seen by the following:
Miss Pepoon interspersed her
work with some tooth pulling.
Mr.. Johnson filled his spare time
with a nap now and then. MT. j.
W. Porter interested himself con-
IN behalf OF the young
ladies. Mr.. Dark inspected the
iron (Arnn) interest. Mr.. Ragan
supplemented his work with a lit
tel typhoid fever.
The closing exercises on
Wednesday afternoon were at
tended by a very large number Of
people of Sidney and the county
generally, who seemed much in
terested in the program, which
consisted Of recitations, music and
interesting addresses by Mr.. Whit
Simpson and Col. Abernethy, and
appropriate ''good bye" remarks
by Prof. Torreyson, closing with
a beautiful quartet by Misses
Craig and Pepoon, Dr.. Batson
and Mr.. Hayden Smith.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24

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 a greatpaper. It's
d member of the Associated Press.
No other st. Louis evening paper
enjoys this distinction. The
Post Dispatch 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., 1898-06-24

That cough Of yours may become
serious, why neglect it whea bot.
tie of Dr.. summons Cough Syrup
wllI cue it? Fifty doses tor fifty
Gems. Satisfaction guaranteed
Sold by W. &. Snow,
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24
Kind Friends.

1--we have a very good pros
let for another crop Of
heat, and l wish | knew
hat to say that would IN
|lce you to stack it and let
remain five or six weeks,
| would pay you better to
! this than to have your
heat threshed from the
lock tole free,
II expect some Of you will
" that | don't know any
ling about wheat. | will
limit that is true to some
ktent, but | am satisfied |
how more about it than
4 |me of you, and more than
bu ever will if you don't
y to know. There is a
! EAT deal about wheat a man
b learn if he will only try.
you try stacking this
Rson and if you are not salts
"a with the result, then say |
low nothing about it.
Thanking you for the fayQrs
bwn the mill and hoping to
Ee yoy a atronage in the fu-
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24

to file and failing to do SO on or
before the Sd day Of the June
term of this court will be forever
barred from exempting thereto.
Jasper Justus, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24

-FrOI. A. Is. Brewster Of Mt
Home is in the city.
The examination of teachers
is in progress today.
The building committee Of
the N Z church South at this
place have 10000 brick for sale
at 75c per 100.
Judge McCaleb had a very
severe bilious attack Friday but
we are glad to be able to an
nounce that he is able to be out,
not well, but very much improv-
ed.
The Sharp County Normal
has had the entire control of the
editorial department. of the REC
ORD this week. The editors are
j. Wes. Ragan, G.. W. Alcorn and
Miss Lucy Pepoon, and each ar
ticle contributed is properly cred
tied to its author.
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.
We have our carding ma
chine in good running order
and are ready to card your
wool, so bring it on. Guarantee
good work. Will keep good wool
roofs on hand for sale. Carding
days, Wednesday and Thursday
Of each week.
Hamilton & Pence.
Another meeting of tho Camp
of Woodman of the World will be
held at the Oddfellow's hail Mon
day night. All parties wishing to
take advantage of charter rates
must have their applications in
by then, as Deputy Consul How
ard will complete the organization
of the Camp here at that time.
For applications and further par
ticulars call on CIaud l.. Coger.
Il asst Monday morning about
6 o'clock, Mrs, Hill, wife Of John
D. Hill of Hardy, administered a
deadly dose Of morphine to her
baby, a child about a year old
and then took a large quantity
herself with suicidal intent no
doubt. News has reached here
that the baby died Monday eve
ming and that Mrs. Hill was lying
at deaths door. No cause for the
rash act is known to the people Of
that community, Mr.. John D,
Hill, her husband, is a brother tc
Horace B. Hill, recently nomina-
ted by the Democrats for clerk OF
the circuit court. He is an indus
trious, quiet and peacoable man,
owns a comfortable home in Har-
dy and has always got on we'll fl.
nancially. 1t has been supposed
that his domestic life was Of the
most peaceful and happy nature
and that such q dreadful tragedy
should be enacted under his ap.
parently peaceful roof was a sur
prise and a shock to tho peopl o ot
Hardy.
The Democratic State con.
vention assembled in the city ol
Little Rock at y m. Tuesday
and was called to order by Hon
Carol Armstrong, chairman
Secretary Hon, Gray Carol cal
led the roll Of counties and al
answered present, EX-Gov. j
| p. Clarke was elected cha 'rmar
and Hon. Hugh Garry Secretary
The following nominations were
made with out opposition; Gov
ernor, Hon, Dan W. Jones; Sec.
retary Of State, Hon, Alex G.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24
Nsicia Metcalf,
| prop'r
|1tiis, SHADE Roller MIL.
LOCAL NEWS.

MRS, r ID, Williams of Bates
Pe is visiting in our city.
ECol. j, l.. Abernethy re-
|ned from Batesville Tues
Hon. S, H. Davidson return
nome Monday after a weeks
purn at Williford on legal
siness.
Cure A Cold i'm one Day
axe Laxative Bromo Quinine
I9tS' All druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. 25c
Attorney p. H. w ilkerson, Of
wata, is in the city to-day,
Wllkerson is late from Eve
Il Shade, Arkansas, and is
pleased with this country
,goner Record, 1T.
!he Fourth Of July at Hardy
lalr to be a big day for our
'norn capitol, for besides the
mat the citizens Of that vicin-
"re preparing to celebrate the
with becoming festivities,
Edgar E, Bryant, one of the
y distinguished orators Of tho
'n' frequently called the sec.
erady will speak there. The
ult court which convencs on
Gay will bring together a
~ number Of the citizens Of
northern half Of tho county,
we Democratic convention 10
',uate candidates for Judge
rrosecuting attorney of the
'enth judicial circuit will
y many Of the representative
,ns OF Baxter, Fulton, lizard,
u0lph and Sharp together as
gates We hope the good cit
oi our neighboring town
make a great success Of the
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24

The Sharp County Normal
has had the entire control of the
editorial department. of the REC
ORD this week. The editors are
j. Wes. Ragan, G.. W. Alcorn and
Miss Lucy Pepoon, and each ar
ticle contributed is properly cred
tied to its author.
Sharp County record., 1898-06-24

Hon. S. H. Davidson return
home Monday after a weeks
Purn at Williford on legal
biness.