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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10

German Meeting IN the Assembly Han, AZ
" o'clock noun
scandinavian Meeting In the Assembly
Hall a. 10 a. m
The News Ia requested TO publish the
followingi
The Flrhih quorum 81 Elders VIII
met In she Thirteenth ward on Monday
evening next
The sixteenth quorum ~ Seveniy VIII
hold ia regular meeting on Monday
evening, Sept. i2ih. 1895. In Inv f4rHi
ward assembly hall
The Eleventh quorum 90 Eld'rt VIII
hold their September meeting un Mon.
DAY, the 18th INIT. Ia the Tgrniy- first
ward meeting house al , y. NJ. Items
Of special interest aiv expected 90 come
un.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
MINNESOTA TRAGEDY.
one Man IL Dead. aud Mob IL Ciamor-
ing for Anothsr's Iife.

Decentralization Sept i0-Aparty OF
threading hands had dispute with a
bartender al Kent MINI, twenty miles
west OF here. The bartender, named
barton. elected the throsters from the
building. but several hours later they
returned and one endeavorcd 10 force
open the saloon door. which was guard
cd by Barton from within. As the door
was pushed open. narlon nred With a
shotgun. loaded with huckahot. A
thrclher whose name Is not known, fen
mortally wounded. and expired In about
an hour. Sheriff Bureau, NJ llreckln-
ridge, was Immediately ielegraphed 90
come and take the PRISONER, and sent
Deputy shgriff Sirachan. on arriving
at Kent. Strachan found a determined
mob surrounding the SALOON with the
avowed purpose Of lynchlng The prison.
or. The mob refused TO dispcrse. and
eherin Bureau was teleEaphed for as
Stance,
The sheriff with a posse left at once
for the scene OF the tragedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10

Elder william Lovcdny Of the
Third ward Of this city. and formerly
OF London and Liverpool. Englnnd.haa
been called on a mission 10 Europe and
upun the hirh seas. lie anticipates
departing for his scene Of labor early
In october.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
mi. Davis Is seriously m.

NArragansott Pier. II. l.. Sept. 10
No Improvement was reported In the
condition OF Mlas Winnie Davis this
morning. DR.. Cleveland. Of Now York.
has been summoned from Nowpori W
hold a consultation with John wilcox
IslardlnE Tho eAaa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
TtltGRAPHlC BREWnEs.

Howard G, Bancroft of the wholesale
dry goods frm pf Bancroft, sheldon 4
disease al Columbus, Ohio. lie was
widely known.
Washington Allen Jr, Company r.
25th U. s. Infantry, died az New Haven,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10

Washington. Sept. 10. Surgeon Cen
eral sternhIg today received n dis
patch from the surgeon general AZ
Ponce. Porto Rico, saying that there
were four cases of yellow fever and
one death among the troops there. This
"a the iirst report OF yellow fever among
the troops Ia Porto Rico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Salt Lake stake Conference win be
held tomorrow. ht 10 am. and 2 PIN,
ia the tabernacle. sunday schools in
the various wards AZ 10 am and
meetings IN the city ward assembly
rooms and adjacent wards M followHi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
GALLANT COHEN.

Joseph Cohen moved that the rules
be suspended ana that Mrs. Horne and
reclamation. moi" came from u dozen
points In the hall and someone moved
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
- rrn, A com ~ oNr nay.

rake Iaxstlve nromo oulnlne Tablets.
An druggists refund the monny u
ftnu ~ cure. Csc. I've gsyulne has
l. n. q on each tablet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Singing by the choir;
What was witnessed In the htayens7
Why. an angel earthward bound.
Prayer by Elder willard Done.
The choir sangi
Come. deares, Lord. descend and dwell.
by faith and 1--we, In every breast.
The reports Of the woman's National
Relief Society, Primary associations
and the utah Kindergarten assoola-
ton OF the stakc. were read ami ordered
Med
Elder Charles W. Penrose addressed
the conference. lie stated that the ofil-
GERS OF the stake ana the wards should
attend all the meetings OF the stake
conference, and receive the Instructions
Intended for them. Records should also
be kept perfectly each Item being re-
corded az the proper tlme. This was
necessary not only In the general
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10

that cohen's motion be tabled. and II
carried like n whlrlwind
IALsTRoM wirHDRAws.
n. II. ilalstrom withdrew In favor
OF r. w. Madscn, greatly 20 the ella
ton OF frienda OF the latter, and the
chairman instructed the delegates to
prepare their ballots Tor the four re-
naming nominees for the lower house
Of the Legislature.
THREE NOMINATED.
When the second ballot was com
piled u was found that the following
three persons were nominated. having
INV number Of votes set opposite their
names:
John y. Hansen .................... 27e
MT. horhe .....ss.s ...sss. ......s sss
u. b' shepard s....... ......s...s...s-o
SPENCER. TOO.
This left one more nomination to fli
and Mcssrs. Snow and Webb withdrew
IN favor Of Albert Spencer. who upon
suspension OF rule was nominated BY
Reclamation.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The legislative ticket having been
completed the domination Of county
commissioners was proceeded Win. Tne
following names were presented' jos. -
Rawllna. by MIR. waidtmar Van COLI
Frank Armstrong, by Mr.. Mafshalli A.
8. WOoliey, by Mr.. sawaft. Goo. a.
Whitaker. by Judge PuWers; VI. y.
Mulvey. by W. II. Brameii. o. 7. NILE
lur, BY iicber Btnnioni ]. NJ. Wadd.ll.
By Oscar MOyie. Henry Thayne, ny
oscar Van Cot when this report
closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
Attractive Refrcshment.

when you are preparing for com.
pany' and want refreshments that are
attractive and deiighting. you will mol,
take up any sort OF a ygsparat1h
which presents Itself. You will Insist
on having those things which are q
standard quality. You want IA,
which adds % the taste and eNcelltnti
you want u. s. baking powder 20 gis
70 your refrcstimrnts THAI attract
meas Of composition. that dellcacy q
taste, which helps the event 20 be
success. A full pound can OF our U. 81
baking powder Tor Is cents, and u Il
lust a. good az any and better than
many that sell for double the price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
narsaln. 10 Ladle.. alo,e.at Q. M.l

bargains In Ladies' Gloves Mt q. q. MI
Week commencing Monday,
sept. 18th, Ladies' 2-clasp kld MA
Gloves, an shades. regular price, NIX
ii.2b, In sale per pair only WV
The most delicate constitution car
safely use nAi.LARD's HoREHouNp'
SYRUP, II IN sure and pleltah,,
remedy for coughs loha OF voice, ana ~
throat and lung troubles. Price 20 ana
80 cents. u, G. M. l. Drug Dept.
President woodrun's Funeral March
Just out. Price. 40 cents.
DAYNES a. COALTEIL
"a Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
INVESTIGATE THE WAR.
CHOOSES WELL KNOWN MEN FOR WORK.


Washington. sept. i0.-The President
has urged the following named gentie-
men among others 90 accept places on
the committee requested by Secretary
Aieer to investigate tho conduct Of the
war:
Lieut.. Gen. John a. schoneld, Gen.
John u. Gordon. Cen orenvllle NJ.
Dodge. President b. C. Gilman. Gen.
Charles =. Manderson. Robert 7. Lin
coin. Daniel = Lamont. DR.. w. W
Keone. Col. James A. Sexton
The message which PRECEDENT Me-
Klnioy addressed to each u ,hsm q, ~
follows.
"You viii render the country a grea.
service by accepting my npp0lntmoni
as a member OF the committee TO eN.
anime into the conduct % the commits
Bary aunrttmaHtcr ana medical bu.
reaus Of the war department. during tho
war and into tho extent. causes ana
treatment Of sickness In the neld ana
~ the camps.
1T ls my deslre that the full and Ok.
net truth shall be- ancffttinc1 and
made known. 1 cannot too strongly
impress upon you my carntt wish that
this committee shall BE- Of such hlgi
charncied ~ will command the cont
dence Of the country and trust you
VIII consent to save.
tSigbcJ) WILLIAM MkiNLEN."
nirain.on and iiobson Promoted.
washington. sept. i0.-AmonE the
naval orders today arc the following
promotionsi
Captain IIlFainsan Of the Maaaachu-
sctia 10 be commodnra from AuguNl ~.
Assistant Naval Constructor H. II.
1iobaon 10 be full naval constructor 90
date from June 23ri. the delay In max.
ing the last promotion beink caused
by the impoaslblllty Of having an
sarlicr examination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
rRosELYTEs NoT NEcodNIzEp

Mr.. ]. II. Letoher here arose and
called attention 10 the Democratic dec
larntlon Of welcome 10 other ranks OF
the party 10 such citizens who believe
In silver but who can iind no hope oN-
cent In tho Democratic party. In view
OF that declaration Mr., Letcher sug-
gcsted that such men as H. n, Stephens
should receive recognition. There
were cries OF NO mol" all over the
hall. and Mr.. Letoher was commanded
90 nRlt down"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10

The revolutions committee reported
the following resolutions. whieh were
unanlmlurly adopted;
For the following besides other rca.
sons, the Democrats OF salt Lake coun-
~ In convention assembled. ask the
voters Of this county for their suffragcs
~ the approaching election;
The condition OF the affairs OF the
county. brought about by the wise
economical and hualncsallke admins
tfntlon Of tho present Democratic on
clala, II cause of congratulatiun Co
all citlscnH and gives assurance of
continued Democratic control In this.
tho wenlihiest and most populous eoun.
~ % the state.
Two years ago when tho democracy
took possession u the county finances
the county was unable 10 meet It's ohli.
Fntlnna-its warrants had deprecated
until worth no more than 80 cents on
the dollar--taNpAyers were fllcd with
alarm and dlamuy. because there
seemed 10 be no limit 10 the growing
depreciation Of tho cOunty'a credit
those conditions followed as a result
% Republican mismanREoment and cor.
Tuptlon. To-day county bonds sell at \
premium, warrants bring par. financial
Affairs are restored to cash basis
more than $4,000 % Indebtedness cre-
atod by an cNtraVagant and notoriouHly
/ incompetent Republican county admin.
| iatratlnn has hecn wiped out--and IN,
/ reputation of the county saved from
| financial disgrace Despite an inoreaA,
/ IN the volume Of the work Co he per-
/ formed. the offices % the county undel
] the present administration have beer
! conducted 40 a saving ~ from 10 10 2,
prr cent and while all county fees have
] hNHN
/ latlve enactment, the receipts of IN,
several offices have, nevertheless, beer
/ greatly increased, Instead of an un'
J necessarily large and useless force
drawing excessive salaries In order tina
| public and political debts might b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10

that cohen's motion be tabled. and It
carried like n whlrlwind.
HAIgTttON NVfrtfr1t, Avg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
TWO WITHDRAW.

The name OF Joseph Bun was with.
drawn In favor Of Mrs Alice Horne
and =, T.. Armstrong Withdrew IN
favor OF George w, SNOW,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-04-07
THE EXEMPTION LAW.

In all probability the supreme court
wil be called upon for a yehearing OF the
case in which the exemption law was de.
clarcl unconstitutional. Several King
county attorneys have given the matter
careful consideration, and have come to
the conclusion that the supreme court 5
decision i. in conflict with Article NIN
o. the constitution, which reads as
follows
"The legislature shall by statute protcc,
by law from forced sale a certain portion
VI the homestead and other property Of
all heads Of families
Ii the attempt is made to yet the mat
ter before the supreme court again it viii
be through this section OF the constiti.
ton. The argument viii be that forced
sale by the sheriff for taxes is as much in
violation Of this section as a forced sale
for debt, against which latter certain
amounts are by law exempt. Further it
is q we'll known principle that any sec
ton Of the constitution should be inter
urctcd in the light OF others bearing upou
that subject, and by comparing Sec .
Art. VIII with the section above quoted
it would appear that the flalncls Of the
constitution intended thereby TO provide
Tor an exemption from taxes. There can
be no question that public policy de-
mands the exemption from seizure Of a
certain amount for debt. 1t would fairly
seem that the same public policy would
exempt an equal amount from debt to
the state for taxes.
The Republicans have attempted to
make bad case against the last lcgisa-
turc for seeking to exempt from taxes so
large a sum as $1,000: but under the law
e Xempting homestead for instance,
from debt, the value may be several
thousand dollars. The state is simply a
collection Of individuals, and should have
no greater power or rights as a creditor
than any individual has.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-04-07
RE-OPENING OF OLYMPIC RE
SERVE

The ahroc,,;c.n ~ C1a,.oIa,l,. f....t,.,.
''''' '''''' '''0 ~ '''''' - '''' il! y
ana otI@I reserves Is making head"ay III
Congress, and tn" prospect ior accom-
piiehing this much to be de.ilel le.i-la-
ton is very favorable. The fo.lo"in-
extract from L letter to the editor from
the Hon. James Hamilton Lewis shows
the status oi the matter:
"As you have perhaps already learned
from >he dispatches we have beaten the
master ~ Wv tio'e'' ~
and think # viii .t,v % olthon.,h ma
friends Of the measure may get the better
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-04-07
WASHINGTON LETTER.


From our Regular CORES poadeu'.
Washington, April >, 1875.
War. War, War Tina. has t,eu
the cry on every side in tone. t.har ami
higher since the official rolor II tho
naval court OF inqAify confined Tie opu-
ion that had been general from She day
the Maine was blown up, by saying That
the explosion was on the outside OF the
vessel, and showing, Is evidence pre-
scented, the lnpos.ihiIityo Of private p4f,.es
being able TO get OF 10 put into position
explosives powerful enough TO d. what
was done in Havana harbol without the
assistance or connivance q Spanish ohi-
ciala. Mr.. Mckinley knows That Nat Is
the only outcome OF the situation, not
withstandng that he persists in talking
peace while the whole administration is
acting war, but lie has an overwhelming
anxiety to have spain make the first open
hostile move, just as though the blowing
up Of the Maine was not u hostile act,
and as ii the fotilla Of torpedo boats and
torpedo boat destroyel5 now making its
way towards American waters, alleged to
be bound for Porto Rico, was not another
hostile act. His reasons for not wishing
to begin is 4 fear that Europe may think
that he had forced the war upon Spain.
Mr.. Mckinley has a policy which he
thinks will force Spain to get out uf Cuba
pcaceably, TO declare war against the
United States, OF to begin fighting US
without declaration OF war. IIe told
leading senators and representatives
enough Of this policy before sending tie
Maine report to congress TO secure their
promises TO aid in keeping congress from
acting on the Maine report until this
policy can be put into effect, or at least
be .ried. This policy is TO be intervcn-
ton in Cuba, in the name Of humanity.
and under it, the loss OF the Maine is to
be a side issue, treated as the result Of in.
competence rather than criminal inten-
ton on the part OF the Spanish govern
mcnt, and no specific reparation therefor
is to be asked, although, it is said, that
Mr.. Mckinley INDUCES the hope that
Spain will voluntarily make some offer in
that line hope not shared by anybody
else, SO far as known. The first official
move in this policy will be a message
from Mr.. Mckinley to congress, asking
for an appropriation to be used for the
relief OF all Cubans who are in need.
1t will not be an easy matter to hold |
down until Mr.. McKinley's in
terventon policy can be carried out, al
though there is very little doubt that it !
will eventually bring on war with Spain =
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-04-07

The Chilean warship O'IIiggns is
named after q family that has stood very
high in Chile. In 1870 Ambrosio O'IIig-
gins emmisrated thithcr from Ireland. He
was an engineer, He rose steadily in the
Spanish service there until he became
viceroy Of Peru. His son, Bernardo
O'lliggins, was the first president Of
Chile after the country won its independ.
encc from Spain He defeated a Spanish
fleet and ended the naval power of Spain
in the Pacific.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-04-07

The legislature Of the state Of Iowa has
just adopted the plan Of board Of con-
troll for all Of its state institutions. and
the Iowa State Register, staunch adyo-
cate Of the measure, is Boosting little
about Iowa taking the lead in putting its
Institutions all under one board OF con-
troll. The writer OF this is proud Of Iowa,
his native state, but bess to inlorm the
Register that Iowa is one year too late to
have the honor OF "leading" in this re-
spcct; she follows the state Of Washing.
ton, which adopted the board Of control
plan in 1897, which board has com plete
control OF all institutions and purchases
all supplies.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-04-07
(0UNCIL PHOCEEDiNG~


ia absence nj II Nag NJlcv, who
@a- Hnnoneltp }I5u'e,auo IN The alter
uH. iulo Mason Irwin wa. e.ecleJ
mayor p0 ton AZ tile coeucu meeting
last M-lf
lasst4-: Hing and ap;a. val oi the
n'nu'e.oitae previous meeting the CON.
traces ..l tant-l.J.I J., Ce.ln aujJ. Il.
Haynes for supplying wood to the water
works were ar.to"I
The acknowledgements adverse
Is m }aa e 10 Il <. ". IIap'ai.-t.tl 10,
'@."a. alleged To have lo.u incurred
'sroa-ea II a detective ~ilsH.5k on i
-3.et.
E.hl Iovr, demonstrated aiu>t hi.
water iat AZ provide By tie new olai-
nance. Referred to water committee.
Among The h0-iae.s ii the session was
lie report. ii city Ulcers. received and
oNo.da. Ta water superintendent,
report showed the collections for ,h.
mouth d Muoh to have been $Si3. 40.
The report d. the clerk stated. in addi-
ton u other matters, that the amount If
outstanding city warrants was 1888 %.
The report was referred to the finance
committee.
Tie police justice reported fine. col,
lceted 10 the amount OF $685..
lhe school board requested the council
to improve the street leading 10 the school
mouse Referred to the street committee.
Inc Application Of John Landers to
nave water put IN on = street was re-
N'icu 10 the water committee
Judge l'"Isoh appealed to the council
20 "0'de "Y 'hr contract entered INTO by
'ne cry a"d Aorth Aberdeen property
o"he's' Which provided ior the continual
in"IHI"'li'iice "l 'hc upper bridge across
the NlShkah river. TIL matter WAS re-
The bond OF street Commissioner and
Water Superintendent rtoen v,s ~,
proved.
The b5al If \T,,sh,, poo.-.,,.
fon..l,on'o ''' '.''''' ''''So'i WAS ie-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-04-07

The rapid growth Of manufacturing in
tercsts in various parts Of the country has
resulted in renewed activity in railroad
building. This is especially true in the
South, where it is estimated that three
thousand miles Of new railroad will be
built during.the coming year. More than
forty million dollars Of bonds are said to
have been foated in Europe for this pur-
pose, and this amount coupled with the
large sums being constantly invested and
paid out in that section in The new man
uiactuling enterprises established and
put in operation, will greatly add to us
prosperity.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-04-07

Inc move Of the administration to use
the prospective war as means to induce
congress 10 purchase the Danish posses
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-04-07

The postoilice department has decided
that printing the business line OF a firm
on the address side Of postal card is adj
1cr;ising and calls for letter postage.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-04-07

karl's Glover Root Tea, for Constipa-
ton, it's the Best and if after using it you
don't say 50, return the package and get
your money: Sold by The Evans Drnp
) ompany, the prescription druggists
Sharp County record., 1898-10-07

1t strikes us that a good
deal of hypocritical nonsense
is indulged in over the fash
ion of breaking a bottle OF
wine over the PROV OF q new
ship at launching. II it was
proposed that the lady spon'
sor should drunk 4 bottle Of
wine on that occasion instead
of wasting it, we would un-
derstand the row. We would
respectfully suggest IN the
interest Of genuine temper
ance that when the Illinois is
launched a whole basket Of
whiskey be broken oyer her
PROV. This will retire that
much liquor from circulation,
Commercial Appeal,
Sharp County record., 1898-10-07
Saws an old man;

Says an old man; When
we first went to school we
read our lessons in the first
reader something like this:
See the COW! Is the COW
nice? Can the cow run as
fast as the horse? But the
latest up.to-date" style OF
reading by the kids is as fol-
lows: Get On to de COW,
Amt she a beaut?l Sure
she is a corker! Can she
get q hump like de horse?
Nit, she amt in it wild de
horse,
Sharp County record., 1898-10-07

Down south a few years
after "de cullud' folks had
been freed, it was not un'
usual to hear such a command
as this from a cabin by the
wayside; "You, Abe Lin
colr, come inter dis here
house and tend to Ulysses
Grant while William Tecum-
sch Sherman runs pigs outer
de patch" amongst the
patriotic people, both white
and black, we may in a few
years expect to hear 1t like
this dewey, go out in the
back yard and tell Sampson
and Schley to hitch up
Ceryera and go over to Mr.
Smiths after Hobson and
Miles ,"-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1898-10-07

A Philadeldhia girl mar
ried a private at Chicka,
nlauga by wire. She will
probably have the hon eymoon
forwarded by express or in a
refrigerator car after the
groom has been sent to Cuba,
---Ex.
Sharp County record., 1898-10-07

w, A, Brummitt, of the
Hardy Roller Mill, was a.
mong our numerous callers
yesterday. He informed us
that the mill was running on
full time, with as good, first
CLASS mlller-Jim Tindel-as
can be found in the state, -.
Melbourne Register.
Sharp County record., 1898-10-07
OFFICIAL.

|sman, First District-P. d. McCulloch
Alariqnn2, Lee County.
4 Second Disl-A' J witt Pocahontas
IBth Judicial Dist--J0hn B. McCaleb,
3hade.
|lty' 10th. Dlst-R, B. MaXey, Nam
pg,
poUNTy-Representatlve--T. /. Herrn.
wv, g, Murphy
Jasper Justus,
~. 7. wilkins ITar y.
F-Thos. H. McCaleb.
Pro- Nv. Shaver.
Pminerz'D. d. spurlock.
THE COURTS,
Eogrt, Dist-First Monday In jan
Puly. In s. Dlst-Second Monday In
hhd August.
Eourt-lst Monday in January, April,
October.
Court, S. Dist-Sn Monday in March,
ptembcr and December,
Sharp County record., 1898-10-07

William F. Murphy and
Miss Mary E. Hatton married
at Texarkana last week,
Both are deaf mutes and are
teachers in the deaf and
dumb asylum at Little Rock.
Sharp County record., 1898-10-07

Two cases of smallpox
have developed at Conway.
Every precaution is being
used and no spread OF the
disease is feared.
Sharp County record., 1898-10-07

A Missouri editor in re-
sponse to the question, "do
hogs pay2' said a great
many do not. They will
take the paper several years
and then some day the paper
will be sent back marked "re-
fused"