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Sharp County record., 1898-07-22
CAVE CITY.
Pleasant weather.

Pleasant weather,
Farmers are about done
work in their crops,
Miss Onna Carter is visit
ing relatives at Sulphur Rock
this week.
The picnic here Friday
was well attended and passed
off quietly.
The Horn and Rodgers
thresher crew spent Sunday
in the city,
Mr.. Richardson is visiting
IN the city the guest Of Rey.
Wood his father.ln-law.
Quite a number of our
young people attended public
worship at Sidney Sunday.
Master Dean Horn is
spending a few days here
with his grandmother Mrs.
Mary Horn,
Bevely Jackson is absent
without leave this week sup
posed to be hshing(?) on
strawberry.
L. S. Nichols returned
Thursday from Oil Trough
where he has been for the
past few weeks.
Rev, W, II, Stewart who
has been confined to his room
Tor several days with fever is
again able to be out,
Our genial friend D. w.
Puckett of Little Rock
formerly Of this county, was
greeting friends here Fri.
day,
Mr., and Mrs, G, N. Horn,
Mr.. and Mrs, V. O, GRAY
and Mrs. M, A. Barnett
spent Sundaylwith relatives
Reeds Creek,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22
There really has been al

There really has been an
understanding between the
United States and England
for some time in regard to
how some of the worlds at
fairs should be conducted,
This understanding existed
as far back as 1923, when
the Monroe doctrine was pro.
mulgated. Gazette.
If we understand history
correctly there has been an
understanding between The
United States and England
as 90 how some Of the worlds
affairs should be conducted
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

Lord Nelson once said that
the Spaniards were brag-
CARTS in time of peace, great
towards in war and thieves
always, but one Spariard
who has proven himself to be
a brave soldier and filled
with the love of his country
was Gen. Toral, who in his
interview with Gems. Miles,
Wheeler and Shafter when
they had met midway be-
tween the American and
Spanish lines to discuss the
subject and conditions of SUR
rerder, said, II obey my
government. If it be necess.
ary we can die at our posts. "
These were words that fell
from the lips of a brave man
and their utterance made the
author of the sentiment ad-
mired by his enemies III war,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

at Marvin is proving quite a
success.
There is some talk of a
picnic near Willow Springs
on the 80 inst.
W F. Stinnett and J. N,
Arnold attended the pic
mic at Imboden the 10 inst.
The Marvin school ac-
knowledges a very pleasant
call by Joe Willett on the IA
inst.
There was a storm on the
8th inst, which did much
damage to crops IN this COM
munity.
Prayer meeting at Marvin
every Sunday evening at 3
o'clock. Everybody invited
to attend.
Miss Mollie Stiunett who
is teaching school near
Strawberry is home on a
visit, this being Saturday,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22
REED.

Crops are looking fine but
are needing rain,
Rudy Mcknight is on the
sick list this week.
The picnic on Big Creek
proved quite a success,
Mr., W. Spots is guaging
at Earnhearts distillery,
Miss Cora Stinnett is Wis.
iting relatives III Randolph
county
Miss Cora Bristow's school
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

More men just now know
how to run this government,
and can point out its mistakes
more readily than ever did
before or ever will again,
until the next war.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

An army Of 10000 men
under the leadership of Gen.
Miles started to Porto Rico
on the Goth, The stars and
stripes are being planted in
many places now.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

mo cheers over the fallen
foe" was Skaters orders to
his men when Santiago sur,
rendered. A generous and
chivalrous command from the
General.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

Three cheers for Com
modore Schley!" came a voice
from out Of the darkness.
1. cures on the currents
ao",he superstructure jump.
ed 'ife, while the air was
... heir shouts,
AAree times threee!'
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

that dates farther back than
1923, ard that the two ma
TONS were several years
reaching an agreement. For
instance the revolutionary
period 5etween the years of
It's and 1871.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22
TERMSOF SURRENDER

Il 4 AG4 W. ~ OH y u GG1GE ~ f/A ~
The exact terms of the
capltulation of Santiago fol-
low:
All hostillties shall cease
pending the agreement of
final capitulation.
This capitulation includes
all the Spanish forces and
the surrender of all war ma
terial within the prescribed
limits.
3 The transportation of
the troops to Spain at the
earliest possible moment,
each force to be embarked at
the nearest port.
4. The Spanish officers
shall retain their side-arms
and the enlisted men their
personal property,
5. After the final capt.
ulation the Spanish forces
shall assist in the removal
Of all distractions to navi-
cation in Santiago Harbor.
6. After the final capit-
ulation the commanding off,
GERS shall furnish a complete
inventory Of all arms and
munitions of war and a roster
OF all the soldiers in the dis.
trict.
7, The Spanish General
shall be permitted to take
the military archives and
records with him.
8. All guerrillas and Span
ish irregulars shall be per-
mitted to remain in Cuba if
they so.elect, giving a parole
that they will not again take
up arms against the United
States unless properly re.
leased from parole.
9, The Spanish forces shall
be permitted to march out
with all the honors of war,
depositing their arms, to be
disposed of by the United
States in the future, the
American commissioners to
recommend to their Govern.
nient that the arms Of the
soldiers be returned to those
"who so braYely defended
them,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

Selling hogs for 2 and 3
cents per pound ard buying
them back for 10 cents is not
one of the roads that leads to
wealth.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22
POUGHKEEpSTp

Let us have a little raj,
you please.
John Buchanan is teach,
the Pougbkeepsie school,
Farmers are rapidly ron,
ing up work in their crops
this section.
W. S. Campbell is a
more in our midst, back fp
the State University, HI,
teaching the Institute schu /
The Oak Dale school Cpd
ed July 18th, with a gp|
enrolment and a popdl
teacher in charge, John A
Watkins.
w. |. Simpson was amal
his friends in this sectN
last week. He is the SAD
iovial fellow, let the weath|
be as it may.
A severe wind storm pas
ed through a section Of coa|
try between this place a
Reed last week doing ca|
siderable damage to fencil
and crops.
The Medlock Bros, Al
soon to erect a hands0n|
brick store at this pha
which will take the place I
their frame building, atpfa|
eut occupied by them Ja|
Dyston is manufacturing \
brick, and will oversee
work Of construction.
Wheat threshing is IN \
blast in this section now
rather has been, The lg
lor-Vance thresher has 'N1
ned OUT this vicinity Y
yield Of wheat is excellen']
surprising all former refa'
in yield per acre, ana
acreage, too. The tarnl'
seem to be awakening toip
fact that they can raise 'p'
cwn wheat, and at ad y
mense profit, too. Inns
fortunate, both for the la''
er and the mills,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

If Spain gets any more
soldiers to Cuba they will
have to swim it, for she has
no vessels in which to bring
them.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22
THE REPUBLICANS.

county mel III convention dl
Ash Flat, Ark, July the 9th
1898.
The house was called to
order by John II. Wilks,
chairman, at 3 o'clock p. M.
The first order of business
was to elect officers for the
next two years.
The election resulted in
the election of G. L. Green,
chairman; C. w. McLain,
secretary and treasurer,
a motion was made and
carried that a committee of
seven be appointed by the
chair to select names from
the different townships OF
the county to compose the
Republican county central
committee for the next two
years.
Result of selection IS as
follows:
Upper North, John A.
Stewart, Armstrong.
Lower North, John Baker,
Coats.
Hardy, ], II, Garner,
Hardy,
Highland, Ed Hunt, High
land.
Richwoods, Cleve Hotch-
kiss, Ash Flat.
Lave Creek, Austin Baker,
Evening Shade,
Piney Fork, J, W. Shell,
Evening Shade,
Sullivan, Geo. Springer
and w, !, Wilks, Sidney,
Johnson, John H. Wilks
and John P, Kirk, Polk,
Cave, Frank Brewer and
J. II. Jones Cave City.
Scott, D. M. Lewaller,
Mobley.
Big Rock, F, P. Ring,
Poughkcepsie.
Morgan, J. B. Hulett,
Center. *.
Big Creek, Granvill King,
Calamine.
Strawberry, Henry Wiggs,
Poughkeepsie.
Davidson, Geo. Rice, Ash
Flat,
Jackson, Mack. Harrell,
Williford.
Union, Ben WiIkerson,
Martins Creek.
Lebanon, Sam Hill, Coy,
Washington, David hnder-
son, Balboa,
1t was also further ordered
that the above committee Sc
lect an associate from his
own township who will be
entitled to a seat when in
convention,
The propriety Of putting a
county ticket in the field
was next discussed pro and
con, then submitted to a vote
which carried unanimously,
and the following were
placed in nomination and
compose the ticket,
G. D. Ogden, Representa-
tive.
Jake Roberts, Sheriff.
J, Z. Brummitt, Clerk.
e. G, Hotchkiss, Judge,
J. II, Wilks, Treasurer.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

After all the talk Of peace
the end of the war is not in
sight,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22
County Democratic Ticket,


For Representative
THos. l. HERRN.
For County Judge
JAS. W. SMITH.
For Circuit Clerk
II. 3. HILL.
For Sheriff
J. T. WILKINS.
For Treasurer
c. W. SHAVER.
For Assessor
CoN M. SULLIVAN.
For Surveyor
G. D. RIPCHlE.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

If the populists will put
out a county ticket, what a
time there will be.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22
State Democratic Ticket.

For Governor
DAN W. JONES,
For Secretary of State
A C. HULL.
For Auditor
CLAY SLOAN,
For Treasurer
T. E. LITTLE.
Fer Attorney General
JEFF DAVIS.
For Com, State Lands
J. W. coLQUITF.
For sup't Pub. Inst.
!. J. DoYNE.
For Com. Mines, etc
FRANK HILL,
For Associate Justice
]. E. RIDBECK.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

Jake Roberts, Sheriff.
J, Z. Brummitt, Clerk,
e. G. Hotchkiss, Judge,
J, II, Wilks, Treasurer,
Berd Baker, Assessor.
Henry Wiggs, Surveyor,
No further business the
convention closed, peace and
harmony prevailing,
q, w, McLain,
Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-03

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROI.TA~No-
fjre OF assessment roll OF Local Improve
,neot District No. i19. fer the improve
ruent OF Fourteenth Avenue I'm the City
~ seattle under Ordinance No. 5.ogf. and
hearing thereon.
Nottc, Is hereby given that the assess-
rrant roll of Local Improvement District
Ma I7e for the Improvement OF Fourteenth
Avanue. from East Pine street TO a point
isi feet south Of East Denny Way. under
cvdinanee No. a.037. has been reported nv
tha Hoard OF Public Works TO the CITY
t,nincil OF the city OF Seattle, and il now
an ME in the office OF the City Comptroller
= ma sx-ofilcio City Clerk. and the same Is
noxy open FOR public Inspection at said Of
ace and Will remain open for inspection
until Monday, the % day OF January, 1879,
a, 800 o'clock y. m, and all persons inter-
eeted are hereby required to appear before
tha city council at a session thereof to be-
bsIa In the council chamber In the city
'bau ON said "a day OF January. 1899 at 80
n,elnck D. M. and make objections thereto.
4. saia time SO fixed the city council will
ro,sider any and all objections made and
,.si make such corrections In said rol; "a
=, Jc@rns lust and VIII then by ordinance
srnfove ouch roll and levy and assess the
ro,,nfs thereof against each parcel and
a.. ~ land shown in said roll and declare
H. same a first lien thereon. Said mat
,ar NAV be adjourned to "a later date IL 80
orf,ered by tho City Council.
WILL II. PARRY,
f,,tv Conptroiler and ExDtticio City Clerk
~ the Clfy OF Seattle.
pate OF first publication. November 3,
1895
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ROLIA--No-
tioe OF assessment roll OF Local Improve
meat District No. las, for the improve
Of Seattle. under Ordinance No. 5.036. and
hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF Local improvement District
No lis for the Improvement of Thirteenth
Avenue, from East Union Street to point
80 feet south Of East Denny Way. under
Ordinance No. 5.os6 has been reported by
the Board OF Public Works TO the city
Council Of the City OF Seattle, and is now
on tile IN the office of the City Comptroller
and cX-oticio City Clerk. and the same 10
now open for public inspection al said of
flee and VIII remain open for inspection
until Monday, the "a day OF January, 1899.
az $500 O'Clock p. m, and all persons inter-
ested are hereby required To appear be-
fore the ely council at a Session thereof
10 be held in the council chamber In the
city hail on said "a day Of January. 1892 at
80 O'Clock p. m. and make objections
thereto. AT said time fixed the city
council VIII consider any and Gil objec.
tions made and will make such correc-
tons in said roll as IL deems Just, and will
then by ordinance approve such roll and
against each parcel and lot of land shown
IN said roll ana declare the same a first lien
thereon. Said matter may be adjourned TO
later date II so ordered by the City Coun-
Gil.
WILL H. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Fx~OIiicio City Clerk
OF the City OF Seattle,
Date OF first publication, November u
1898.
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THE CITY Or SEATTLE-ClTY TREAS
urer's Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the 81 annual
irstaslmen. o. local Improvement district
No. lie, for the Improvement Of Remington
avenue. N the Cry Of Seattle. from Broad
Way 10 Asnney Street. under the provisions
ot ordnance No ST., y iiich provides for
The Improvement ol said street BY con-
s1rueiIns an iron stone pipe sewer along
said stree. between said points, together
wlta al necessary yyss, nisnaoles, lamp
holes. ventiators openings. iiusAiES tanks
aid catch basins and by connecting the
same with iae main intercepUng sewer now
existing at the intersection OF Remington
Avenue and kenney Street. and providing
TOT me payment therefor IN InSta.imentS.
establishing fund for such payment. all
shorl1inS the levying and collection OF as
sfsShenEs apon the property benefited by
tnc, Improvement and pvovijsag for the is
s;iaoce 81 bonds as authorized ny an act OF
eae les sSt4re OF the State Of Washington.
approved March sta. 1875. and under the
provisions ~ ordinance Ne. Sssa approved
1AS IN. iS4. as amended by ordinance No.
san. approved July nah, iSsi. and the CITY
Charter as amended ana n1w in force. has
been duly certified Ia me for collection and
the respective sums therein CHARGED and
levied against each parcel and lot OF land.
and part thereof, in said district in pQyneat
OF such iustaliment remains unpaid and
the same. including the interest on the
whole amount charged. must Ne paid on or
before the "a day OF January. tS9 Unless
payment be made on such nstsllmens on
or before the I'd day 81 January 1899 the
same shah become delinquent and shall
bear interest at the rate OF s per cent, per
annum. until paid. and II not paid before
SAID time penalty O! five 80 per cent.
shall be added and the sums delinquent
shah be entered on the annual tax roll for
the current year against each lot and par
eel Of land. and part thereof so delinquent,
and with the interest and penalty shall 10
collected as other taxes. together with such
additional charges or penalties as are al-
thoriZed 10 re charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes. and each lot or par
eel Of land 50 delinquent shall be sold for
the amount OF such assessment, with inter-
vided by law,
II yrnnTEs
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The Company's elegant steamships
Queen. Waila Walla and Umatilla,
leave Seattle a. III. via Port Town
send and Victoria. November ). 10
IS. %, q. 81. December 5. 10. Ia, %
q. 30. January 4. and every fifth
day thereafter.
Leave San Francisco for Seattle 10
q III. via Victoria and Port Town
send. November 2, I. II, II. q. q.
December 2. Z. le. II. -. e. January
I. and every fifth day thereafter
FOR alaska.
The elegant steamships Cottage
City. City of Topeka and Al-Ki leave
Seattle a. IN. via Port Townsend.
November |, 6, IL. 1s n. 2s, Deem
Der !. 6. II. 1s Il. 26. 81. January 5,
and every fifth day thereafter.
For further information obtain
folder.
The Company reserves the right 10
change without previous notice
steamers. sailing dates and hours OF
sailing.
J. r. TROWBRIDGE.
Puget Sound Supt.. Ocean Dock.
Seattle.
city Ticket Agent. els First ave-
nue.. Seattle.
Gocdau Perkins & Co.. Gen. Agts..
San Francisco.
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19vII, SERVICE EXAMINATIONS-No
,sre = hereby glFs;. N accordance with
.ez rrot,g alDfs ~ Section of article XVI
~ ~ cfty charter. that exafDus Ions will
-. hrlk AZ the city bali for all persons
srhc Wlfl have filed applications with the
gesfste Civfl Service Commission for po-
ss,frre i'm the classified r!vl service OF the
Sc ~ Seattle "a follows:
r55tfee service iatroifoan and driver.
f-tre service i'iBeman, iruekman. engin-
- trcsrtf,e and afr1. pilot and stakcr
Cf.H e7.g5ne# ring zcyVire~Dra8gn's fnan.
1,r,..,,-.ser. iransifmAa head chairman. rear
cs.44Y7ffsan ard aE@ran
CzirvgeNl service ieFA C0pylst
xeahanscaI engineering segyiee-~Engineer,
s+a,rsr. ard wood passer.
- gvsr,e--,}on service sanitary inspector
fahn~ sefv{ce--Al Fosiiions IN the labor
as~~5t~e recurring skilled or unkEi!ied labor.
T-vsrrtr sitt4saa ash begin on December s.
- "a arssi4catlors will be received FOR
,ra aarne not lataF than Sovernse. - 1885
Apn.teants wEl pe examined Ia the
t.erffeeA specified IN the raiss and regtfia-
s.4~e - fse Commission. and in the require
,aerts - The positions for which they ap-
r5v Ar5gslicanta for fire service will ba ey-
s.s<.seH 10 De- familiar win :hs Fire Manual
Each applicant viii receive postal notice
If me e2ac; tire u bis @xamir.a lion
n. order u the Csyil Service Gorurn.ssson
CT the city % Ssattie-
ARTHUR II. CIRCUIT,
Secrstary.
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SkAGlT RIVER ROUTE-Steaner CIV
OF Champaign weekly time card. Leaves
Seattle November Is at midnight, Nova,n7
Der ~, at midnight. December 9 M mia.
night. Leaves Mount Vernon Novaynh,-
~ at p: m. December at .. m Des
cember at p. m. calling at TlilaIin
Stanwood. Fir, skagi; City. Mt Verne
ana Avon For passenger and frnJrh;
rates apply at City dock Tel Maj -
W +. Gllkeson. manager; H. II. MOD -.
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Canadian Development Company. Limited
Steamers VICTORIAN" "COLuN-
BAN" .CANADiAN." "ANGIi-
AN" "AUSTRALiAN," "TASNAN-
IAN" Etc, EtS.

THIS comfauys fee; % steamers
Is now On THE UPPER WATERS
OF THE YUKON. Fastest, must
coslif5te4lous boats on tue river.
Electric Light and every convea-
ience. Accomno lat1n for 80 pas
sengers and 30 tors - freight
Steamer Cara Tan Is now lad
Up a Aootallnqua Post. feet %
Thirty Nile river. Freight fer
Dawson Wfil lie received 81 board AZ
shippers risk on and after Febru-
Any LIST. isH Tniz boat WI leave
fer Dawson or or ah3u; May lotA.
CT Immediately afger opening %
I<es,s river. reaching Dawson at
least enc month hetore navigation
or the Upper Lakes q open, and AZ
least tao nautsS ar}ter tnan com
nur'catioB VIA 50 Michasi can ~
established
ThyuHEa connections frar., Coast
points to Dswsnn "a Lake Bennett
FNor freight and passage Apply 10
cCr9pa~r's office
NJ = Eng Sweet Victoria = -
II MAITLAND NEESEY
MAuAE ~ Director
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A. II. FOOT

City Treasurer Of the City Of Seattle
Date OF first publication. December LIST.
1888
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STEAMERS.

PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY
Steamer State OF Washington leaves Sc
attic from Yesier wharf dairy except Satur-
day at 10 p. m. for Everett, Aaacories
FalrhaNVn and Whateom. connecting at
Nhatcom for Vancouver ami Blaine
Gonnections-Af Seattle. Flyer and \. =.
r. X. for Tacoma ard way points: az Ever
EFT. T. & NJ. Z. h X: at Anacortes, ;. n.
r. II. al Whatcom. r. +. II r. &. II. K.
and steamer Lady Of tie Lake at What
Gem.
Returning, leaves Whatcom daily except
Sunday a. a. m.
steamer Fa.rhaven leaves Seattle from
Yesler wharf daily except Saturday az 10
n m for Edm0nds. whisky Island and
IL Conner, CONNECTING at la Conner with
s.ar,s from Bay Viaw. Whitney and Mount
Vernon.
Returning leaves la Conner daily except
sunday, a II. Telephone. Main ST.
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and Crescn Short Line.

LnNtsT HaiE>-sHuRIIsI kut III
Seattle IS al peIs,s Easl an2 S3aths A..
4'aluAa palace Gefs. "a, ho.ssere3 .GaE-
~, ste srs and srce re>,4.nInN char cars.
sseAw heat. A'.n = Ega; her tiesfls -
c- gTon2 AK qolals = she Iustef stas@s.
canada or Egroga ear or az aftress &
y ENis GeE--al Axens. sIS kfrst avenus.
Seattle. w, IL, H9rl1u.. q =. A.. PERI
Land
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Three round trips daily except Sunday
Connections-As Seattle with the steamer
fryer FOR Tacoma. At Everett. with tina
steamer Mikado for Snohomlsh ana w,tb
the Everett x Monte Cristo railway FOR
Monte Cristo and way stations.
Colman Dock, Seattle: Merchants Dock
erett SO.
f. r. SCOTT. Manager
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STEANERA
FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Eour round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty five minutes.
AZ THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips, Seattle Tacoma
r rSWatiSs; EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 5.
TINE CARD.
Leave Seattle-7:D. Ills a m: 2:i5. els
p -. AYE Tacoma-e:3o a. m: !. 4:S0. p. IA.
SUNDAYS.
Leave seattle';asa9 a6 a; m; L M n' e E N.
teasIne al Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
ma and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
ron Street. Seattle CO..
Sundays. steamers fryer ana STATE OK
Washington.
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SIZE A1iERS.
SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMONDs
ROUTE.

Time Card-Leaves Seattle a. m. I,
m: and p. M. Leaves Everett Oils a. m,
2:3o p. m. and 7:16 p. m