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Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
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Household Gods.

The ancient Greeks believe
that the Penates were 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.. King s
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, If is pleasant to take and
and a safe and sure remedy for
old and young. Free trial bottles
at W. C. Shows drug store.
Regular size SOC and S1.00
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06

Wee Hemphill have returned
from Evening Shade where they
had been visiting friends. They
report nice time.
Good attendance at Sunday
school and church Sunday. Rev.
w. W. Gibson preached an able
sermon at the M. E. church at
eleven. Church was rained out
at night.
&C. L. Coger and j. W. Shell
were in town last week looking
for the parties who broke into
and robbed M. A. Coger's store
at Evening Shade Of a good
amount of goods recently.
Tom Shaver, of Evening
-
Shade passed through our little
village Sunday accompanied by
his sister, Miss Eudora, Misses
Miriam Shaver and Lucy Pepoon
e / route to Miss Pepoon home
near Hardy.
"A child of w. P. Ritchie was
reported lost last Sunday ano
everybody turned out and began
securing the woods hunting fol-
the child. The little fellow was
finally found up between the
chimney and the house where il
had climbed and fallen to sleep.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
ASH FLAT.

The singing school has a
large attendance.
The nice May showers make
the gardens look fine.
C. W. Mclean and Richards
the organ men, come in Sunday
evening.
--Children's day services will
be held the first Sunday in June.
A nice program will be rendered.
One Of W. P. Ritchie's boys
died last Sunday Of q congestive
chill He had only been sick
two days.
An infant Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wiles died Sunday and
was buried at the old Baptist
cemetery Monday.
Misses Matte Stephens and
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
Vote for the best man out.

Vote for the best man out.
j. w. Bristow was in town
this week on business.
Several of our citizens heard
the candidates at Sidney yes
terday.
e. O. Craig and lady, and
W. N. Metcalf and lady spent a
day or two of last week on Spring
river fishing.
Medley, the jeweler, has a
good line Of spectacles at Shows
drug store. Prices reasonable.
Call and see them.
The Youths Advocate is one
Of the very best family papers.
You can get it one year free by
paying one year ahead for the
RECORD.
The RECORD sanctum sanct-
Drum is laded with the perfume
of sweet-scented roses thanks tC
the kindness of our little friend,
Miss Annie Wilson.
The RECORD job office has
among other work turned out a
lot of nice letter heads and en-
velopes for John L. Overton, the
Ash Flat merchant, this week.
L. W. Roe, a prominent
teacher once of Sharp, now OF
Portia, Lawrence county, sends
in a dollar with instructions to
let the RECORD come. And she
goes.
Prayer meeting was largely
attended last Wednesday night
The people are waking from their
stupor and are beginning tc
realize the Importance of carry
ing on prayer meeting at this
place, as was evidenced by the
crowd that filed in the M. E.
church at the last regular time
However, as the oldest party in
the congregation was only nine.
teen, it was deemed best to ad.
journ sine die.
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n. .. ....'~%.iCAvE CITY.
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Plenty of rain.

FRENZY vi ralli'
Farmers are about done
planting.
Hon. E. G. Gray was in the
city Sunday.
" Prof. Porter was in town Mon
day and Tuesday.
w. F. Brewer is buying up
another carload of hogs.
j. B. Lamar drove in a nice
bunch of cattle Monday.
Mrs. w. r. Horn visited her
parents near Curia Saturday.
Rev. W. Y. Wood filled his
regular appointment here Sun
day.
WIN. Batson our physician is
doing an extensive and successful
practice.
j. S. Ottinger his wife and
mother spent Saturday and Sun
day in the. city.
John Parsley, James Hall
and family are visiting relatives
at Imboden this week.
IT. r. Carter and lady OF
Sulphur Rock were visiting here
Saturday and Sunday the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Cartrr.
H. G. Carter, the enterprise
ing MARBLE dealer Of Batesville,
spent Saturday and Sunday
with his family here,
~, u. Brewer returned MON
day from Batesville where Mrs,
Brewer is under treatment of DR..
Woods. We are glad to know she
is getting along so well and will
be able TO return homo in a short
time. ..
". O.. Gray and Miss Willie
Barrett were married Sunday
evening at the residence Of the
bride, in the prese nee Of o num-
ber Of friends and relatives.
,Rey. q, i, Castleberry oiticiatod
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Something 10 Know.

It may be worth something to
know that the very 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
purities 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
tonic. Try it. Sold for
SOC or Sl.00 per bottle at W. G..
Shows drug store.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

In retiring from the firm of
the Evening Shade Milling Com.
pany, | desire to thank the pub
lie who have SO generously
patronized the firm since 1t COM
menced business and have Ycon-
tributed so much to its success.
Mr.. Metcalf will hereafter have
the exclusive control of the .busi-
ness and trust that he will con-
tinue to receive a liberal share
of the patronage which, in my
opinion, he so justly deserves.
Very Respectfully,
Jno. B. McCaleb.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06


Pond. Th5 day was hne and en-
ioymcot ran high. After enjoy
ing tha haaytiUl scenery about
fhe pond, AMI umJling down
from sha steep cliffs Ell tine ~ i
able rocks, they ieli 90 aian
END drinking" N.r bagan
seemed to- be gaady given to
,hay kind OF dissipation animuch
anxiety was expressed for him
but ho gave fuiI assurance that
he "was used 10 it, 1t was not
destined ua, night should end
the pleasures Of Jha day. For
Mr., and Mrs. Grisham offered
their hospitality for the evening,
and in due time, both young and
old were gathered on the lawn
to renew the pleasures began
early in the day. The occasion
proved a grand success.
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Administrators and Guar-
diams Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
following administrators and
guardians have iiled their ac-
count currents for settlement
with their respective estates at
the June term 1898.
Final-B, f, Moeks, adm est
MiIlie Meoks decd.
Rob't 7. Num- gd'n Myrtle
Mum.
All persons having executions
to file and failing to do so on or
before the 30 day of the June
term Of this court will be forever
barred from eXempting thereto.
Jasper Justus, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore
existing between John R. Met
calf and Jno. B. McCaleb, at
Evening Shade, Arkansas, under
the firm name and style Of the
Evening Shade Milling Com
pany," was on the Both. day OF
April, 1898, dissolved by mu-
tual consent, John R. Metcalf
becomes the sole owner Of the
mills and will hereafter have ex-
elusive control of the business.
John r. Metcalf.
Jno. B. McCaleb. =
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The agony will be over to-

The agony will be over to-
N ,rrow.
i -'rhos. Wilks, OF Johnson
township was in town Wednes'
day.
Turn out this evening and
hear what the candidates have
to say.
! Owen Brown, son of H. W.
Brown, has been on the sick list
this week.
Kenneth Hooper has been
suffering from a sprained ankle
this week.
Several heavy rains have
fallen this week and the streams
are "on a high"
E. l. Smith, of Poughkeep-
Sic called and subscribed for the
REcoRD Wednesday.
The editor and Ed southworth
made flying trip to Batesville
last Friday returning saturday.
w. A. Edwards started a
couple of car loads of hogs to
Cushman Wednesday for market
at st. Louis.
M. B. Coger made a busi-
ness trip to the lower part of
Sharp and into Independence
county the first part of the week.
If you want to receive two
papers for the price of one, call
in and pay for the RECORD one
year and get the Youths Advo-
cate.
j. B. Morris, a prosperous
farmer and stockman of the
county, has the thanks of the
RECORD for financial aid.
JAS. Wiley called on the
RECORD Tuesday and renewed
his subscription. He says file
couldn't do without it. So do
lots of others.
AS will be seen Jno. B. NC
Caleb has retired from the firm
of the Evening shade Milling Co.
j. r. Metcalf now has a full
swing and the RECORD wishes
him the greatest of success.
TO FARMERS.
Those wanting to buy mowers
and rakes, reapers and binders,
cotton gin machinery, engines
and boilers, write me at Grange,
Ark, and l will call in person
and make satisfactory prices and
terms. w. B. McGee.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
SIDNEY.

Health good once more, and
our doctors enjoying a we'll
earned rest.
The rain still continues. All
night the low hung clouds have
dropped their garnered fullness
down.
The candidates seemed to
have concentrated their forces
and massed their strength for a
final grand assault upon the peo-
pie.
1T is reported that some of
our young men of the neighbor-
hood have volunteered for the
war and have already left for
the scenes of conflict.
DR.. Batson and S. l.. Arm
are debating the question of
offering Uncle Sam their SER
vices. 1t is feared that they
won't GO If they do go, it is
thought that Pet Hawkins will go
too.
Mr.. Porter Of Highland was
also visiting our burg last Satur-
day and Sunday, as guest of Mr..
j. W. RagAn. Mr.. Porter was a
member Of the graduating class
in the Mountain Home College
last.
DR.. Will Batson Of Cave City,
Miss Matte Stephens Of Ash Flat,
and Miss Miriam Shaver Of Eve
ming Shade were pleasant visitors
to our little town last week.
Miss Stephens is a sister to our
Mrs. Simpler.
Our school has secured the
services Of Miss Virgle Craig in
the preparation Of some choruscs
for the closing exercises. Miss
Craig Is giving entire satisfaction
and shows rare accomplishments
The Literary Society of the
school has selected Prof. S. D.
Campbell of Newport TO deliver
an address before that body at
the close Of the school. Prof.
Campbell is well known here and
will give US something worth our
coming to hear.
Our school mourns its sad
loss in the death Of little "Borty"
England, which occurred last
week, The corpse was followed
to the cemetery by a long pro-
cession of friends and school
mates. While surrounded by
weeping schoolmatos, his littlo
body was laid TO rest Ills littlo
spirit had alroady winged IL way
to the God who gave IT,
THE young people Of the
school and others enjoyed u roro
treat last Saturday, About 40
or 50 went on May.day pic
nickirg excursion 10 Kettles
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
Bucklen'S Arnica Salyc.

THE BEST SALvE in the w rld
for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tet-
ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Ercptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It's guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For Sale By W. G.
Snow.
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The candidates for 8ep f Sharp county will address
the people at the oowin- places, VIZ:
Richwoods township at Ash urcay, April %
Davidson township, New Hoy Saturday night April %
Hardy township Hardy Nom ! 20 ,o
South Union Martin CIoc Nouse Tuesday, Apnl 70
Jackson township Wliforo ,... ay, April 27.
lebanon township Dotson house. Thursday, April 2S
Morgan township, Center Friday, AJrl 20.
Big Rock township, PQughhoog5s frday night April %
Big Creek township, Calamine, Monday May
Scott township, Cross 9 Roads Is Tuesday y MayS'
Washington Big Creek church. Wednesday night, May A.
Sullivan township, Sidney Thursday, May 5.
Pney Fork township, Evening Shade Friday May g.
Primary election Saturday May and hoped that every
democrat in the county will un out to the speaking hot
time expected Speaking will begin promptly at o'clock
each day.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
oCAL NEWS.

he candidates speak here
ening at I o'clock.
G. Snow went to Bates
onday as a delegate to the
lodge of Ladies and
PTS of Honor.
lIre A Cold i'm one bay
e Laxative Bromo Quinine
u.s. All druggists refund
oney if it fails to cure. 25c.
eter Hansen, one of the
substantial farmers of this
p made us a much appre-
visit last Monday.
rof. Arthur Metcalf has re-
from the Evening Shade
scho OIL The patronage
ot sufficient to require the
PES of two teachers.
whenever the editor of this
lal OF news gets the consent
mind to have all the mean
3 ne has ever done laid bare
fe the public, he'll ask the
le for an office.
according to a recent decis-
n The supreme court, the
\ damp is not profane
arlng. That will be good
W Vhe newspaper man when
pes n form or interviews the
\ reader after The paper
es off the press.
-To the Populists of Sharp
nty:
pore is q call made by chair
D. M, Gray, for u conven-
OF the Peoples Party to be
at Kings Mil at 10 o'clock
III, 1893. she purpose of
convention is to eloot dele
y to the sCate convention
TO attend to any other busi-
that may be necessary.
+. p. smalley. sec'y.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
Evening Shade High
School.
Evening Shade, Ark.
ll1oo+ Qohool in Qhonn nonnfu


Can thoroughly prepare boys
and girls for the leading colleges
of the state, and young men and
ladies to teach in the public
schools. A professional course
will be given to teachers if
desired.
Rates Of tuition, Sl,00 to $3.50
per month; incidental fee ten
cents per month; board, $500
to $500 per month.
A liberal patronage is solicited.
Fall term opens Sept. 13, 1897.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
|, x, Hooper, Principal
A. NJ. Metcalf, First Assistant.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06

'Hpsn,
|N BITE
c ,:..": =. {. Plenty Of fresh
+Aaal Out and meal.
Flee| 2.5O,
EI2jol hundred for
Z lsoI|f and 80 cts
:, !, , ;. er bushel for
,,,... heal, either bolt
|, : , Id or not bolted.
REDI No mixture of
+. four. All pure.
|IlE|S So come along
~ Ind patronize
|,s,.l 49, lolne industry
: nd get some
'''''. n lihgg you can
,"s' ,''''' end upon.
n pectfully,
|, ER. Metcalf,
IA Manager,
a Shade Milling @.
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VOLUNTEERS OF v
How They Were Won Over In 1896
with = Pocket handkerchief
m

In 1865. when the revolution OF ten
years in Cuba began. no volunteers
existed in Havana worthy of being
called such. There was only one old
regiment, says tho San Francisco
Chronicle, and when Gov. Gen. Lcr-
sundi. then of the island. tried to com
pletc this regiment he found the task
difficult of accomplishment on nc.
count OF the prevailing unwillingncss
TO enlist. But just At this time, most
providcntially for the relief of his
dilemma. some unknown hands COW
cred the walls of Matanzas, near IIa-
vann. with huge posters promising
Zach %Spaniard his passage home an!
he privilege Of CARRYING away with
him whatever his po-'tet handkerchief
could contain in the event of his en-
iiStincnt.
The effect of this stimulus to the
hhEging pulse OF the public was elcc.
'firhi. and the enrolment of 10000
a"n followed within IS hours. Tho
'oi"ntr"rs .hus came into existence
with their chiefs In the majority. Rut
ihr' ruined merchants O; ;I,r city NJ
! "Nnna soon found out and Objected
20 the newly risen power. This oppo
-.itun Increased upon the arrival In
""n vi the new govcrnor-gcncraI
.n'"". who came in 1856 as rcprescntn-
NC 81 The revolutionary government
- Nlhin. lie was Il man Of good faith,
empowered 10y the government To
grant Cnha all the reform she coyetcd
nnd that has lately been offered. lie
would undoubtedly have put n term tn
Tia" revolution, nver,ing all the ruin
AMI devastation which followed. But
surh IN easy and ~mngnanimous course
did not suit that class which faced In
cNiiable financial ruin us a conse.
quenrc of such n policy.
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flc American Grocer says: Orcn
in , very oIdcu time a merchant
say to mn cddyior: 81 don't think
adv rtising pnyca."
1T me show you said W cdlytor
W u pvtic II lyme in my porer aud
not charge you u p%cnnic."
"iIl right" replied W merchant
AM we will see So yc cdiytor
pvt yc Tyne ~ his pnpcr:
AHrEp-N DOGGIr, Joux JoSre.
2j3 ON ST..
Nov IT happened that 700 people
ruc' Q brovghto a doggc on the next
day thereafter, 30 Mister Joncn
twl ch was yc merchants Dnymc),
wm over M with duggcs.
".'incc there are so many doggcs,"
say ne, IL think | might make some
hvm css and We will give you Il pen
ME or each doggc.7
f'pcopln took yc ponnio for each
dog: brcavRc there wcrc 80 mnyuc
dog Jos, md Mister Jones Fkynncd yc
400 doggcs. md made boots md
glove from 80 400 hydcs. and thvs
mRLp u
mo f0RrvHr,
Aud thereafter added to il by adycr
fisiI 4 in yc cddytor's paper.
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Inst Wednesday the following COM
missions were issued to the officers of
the Nevada battalion Of United
States Volunteers. They arc signed
by Governor Sndlcr. COMMANDMENT.
chief. aud couutcrRigncd 10y &. II.
pctcra, Acting Adiutnnt General Of
Nevada Militia: Major, William G.
Morrison: Assistant Surgeon, Sidney
T.. -. Pinnigcr; Hospital Steward.
Charles j. Echlcy,
Company A. Captain. Charles II.
Colburn: First Lieutenant Il. T. l..
Windcl; Second Lieutenant. Henry
Conrad.
Company Captain. George f..
Samdrrs; First Lieutenant. George -.
rync; Second Lieutenant. William
liigshy.
Company c. Captain, Charles
Sioddard: First Lieutenant. Frank
Campbell; Second Lieutenant, Albert
". Cahlan.
Company u Captain. Edward r.
Carney; First Lieutenant, Henry Il.
Burlington: Second Lieutenant. Chas.
H. Stone.
Tho above comprise MI tho comTia-
stoned officers Of The Nevada Infantry
Battalion.
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by local applications Ms they cannot
reach tho diseased portion Of tho ear.
There IL only n way to cure deaf.
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by nm
iui!amed condition Of the mucous lin.
ing OF the Eustachinn Tube. When
this tube gets inilamcd you have Il
rumb!ing sound or imperfect hearing
and when il is entirely closed deaf.
ness is the result, aud unless the in
Illumination can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases ont Of ten AFRO caused by
catarrh, winch is nothing but nm in
ilamcd condition OF the mucous sur.
faces.
W. will give One Hundred Dollars
FOR any cnsc Of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot he cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir.
c%uiars, free.
+. j.. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo. Ohio
ITnll's Family Pills arc the best.
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THE CARS RICHEST CHURCH.
Lillian He'll Describes the Famous
Mass Mt Saint ISnnc's In ST. Petera-
hurg-IienvcuIy Voices.

The famous mass held on Christina.
eve in the cathedral of Saint Isaac wa,
one OF the most beautiful services I ever
attended. writes Lillian Bell. from ST.
petersburg, Russia, in Ladies' Home
Journal. In the first place. Saint
isaac's is the richest church in all Rus
Sia. 1t has, too, the most wonderful
choir. for the ear loves music. and
wherever III all his empire n beautiful
'"ic1 is found the boy is brought TO
-. Petersburg md educated by the
state TO enter the emperor's choir.
when we entered the church the service
hhd been in progress for five hours.
Ihmi Immense church wns packed 10
snifnra'ion. In the Greek church every
.i'te stands, no matter how long the
service. for there are no seats.
liy degrees we worked our way to-
"ard the space reserved for the diplo.
matte corps, where we were invited to
enter. Our wraps were taken and
chairs were given us. We found our
selves on the platform with the priest.
Just back Of the choir. What heavenly
voices! What wonderful voices! The
bass holds on TO the Inst note, and the
rumble and echo of IL rolls through
Hose rauiied domes like the tones of
IN organ. The long.haircd priest. too,
had II wonderfully resonant voice for
informing. He passed directly by us in
his gorgeous cloth OF gold v~rstIncnts.
as hc went out.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
SALMAGUNDI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Massey arriv.
cd this morning.
John McKac, Il guard in the peui.
Tertiary, came up from Carson this
morning.
Miss May Gardner went to Win.
nemucca to lay Ia visit her sister, Mn
Oliver. for Il couple OF weeks.
w. III. Wibra is down from White
Rock. He reports the people up that
way happy and cOntented.
Tho attention OF the ladies is called
to Rcinhart's now nd. The price OF
Trojan waists al vartised will u
prise yon. Read the al carefully and
profit thereby.
EX-COngrcssman Woodburn lost
himself i'll the dome Of the Capitol
Monday evening and came very near
spending thenight there. He poked
his head out of n window Of the
dome and called to a squad OF SOL
dicrs drilling on the lawn. but in
stead Of going to his assistance they
guyed him until sheriff Kinney came
along and released him.
The fire in the s~nOwsheds was nus
cd 10y au oil car on Il westbonnd
freight train taking lire, Two ears
al naptha were set on tire by the
flames from the burning oil and a ter
rifle explosion followed, wrccking the
ears and sheds. Eighteen cars most
ly loaded with merchandise and $500
feet Of snowshcds we're DESTROYED
before the lire WAS got under control.
Gilbert Clements Sons the well.
known and reliable Purchasing
Agents give warning to Elko County
people that they pay too much money
for every thing they buy. to prove this
assertion. this firm positively guaran.
tees to sell equal or even better quail
ity goods and give you Big Discounts
oil the Price Lists of any, Char none
Pacific Coast Cash Store or Supply
Association. This firm sell direct
from the Factory to the people. saw,
ing you the large profit OF the Store.
Keeper, they Till all orders both large
and small, Tor anything and every
thing you need. They are saving the
People of the Coast Thousands OF
Dollars every month. send yomr ad.
drces ON "A Postal Card for more valu-
able Information, address GILBERT
CLEMENTS SONS, 2ls California
Street. San Franchise co, Cal.
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DII. u,
llIuBErs-ln Elsu, Nevada Auglst
I. 1899. John llibbois, Il native Of
New Jersey. agcdGi years.
Giri's i:-sny on boys.

"linya arc mon that have not got
so big ns their rnpns, and girls are
ONE TINT will he young ladies hy
and by. Man wns mnlc before
woman. When Gpd looked at Adam
he said Ia himself: well | think /
can do better il | Try AGAIN. and then
he made Eve. God liked I've so
much better than Adam that there
has been more OmC than men
iIuys ARE II trouble: they wear out
everything but soap. II had my
way half the boys in the world womb
10 gIrIs and tho rest wuuli bc dolls
Ny papa Ia SO nice that | think that
he must have been a little Girl when
he wna u little boy
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Looks Like n SwIndlc.

Letters have been received in this
city from people in Iowa inquiring IL
II certain Land Company owns lind
in Nevada. One man sent m alb.
stract OF Il deed he received from the
Company mud Il search OF the Land
Office records Tail to show that the
land described had over been taken
up and IL etill belongs to the State.
The matter should be investigated
md the people protected from these
sharks.-Carson Appeal.