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Arizona republican., 1899-08-24
CHOYNSKI AND RYAN

Dubuque. Iowa. Aug. 23.-The Du- buque athletic association tonight an- nounces the completion of q card for next weeks boxing carnival by the matching of Australian Jimmy Ryan and Joe Choynski.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-24
KITCHENS PACE.

Goshen, N. Ys Aug. 23.-The first heat of the Patchen-Gentry match race for s2, 1000 was dead heat in POS. Twelve thousand people were present.
 Fatchen won the second heat in 2:O9.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-24
--.O - OA1AHA'S APPRECIATION. \

Omaha Aug. 23.-Al1 arrangements have been completed for the entertain ment Of the Pennsylvania regiment when il stops here on its return from the Philippines. The streets along the line of march will be elaborately dec orated
Arizona republican., 1899-08-24
STILL PENNED UP.

Paris, Aug. 23.-The Guerinites are still holding court at the headquarters of the Anti-Semite league, which has been besieged since August 12 by the authorities as the result of the secret disturbances here.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-24
BASE BALL.
Where Games Were Won and Lost
 Yesterday

At ouisville-Louisvi,le, 13; Cleve- land, 3.
 At St. Louis-St. Louis, 8; Chi cago, '. Second game: St. Louis, '; Chicago, 12
 At Cincinnati-Cincinnat '; Pitts burg. ,. Second game: Cincinnati, 5; Pittsburg, 3.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-24
YUMA BOY KILLED.
Received Fatal Injuries in a Boxing
 Bout

Stockton, Aug. 23-Alfred Molina, a student of the Stockton Business col Iege, who lives in Yuma, Arizona. died this morning from cerebral hem orrhage- He had boxing contest last night with John Murick. Murick was arrested charged with murder.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-24
MAUSERS FOR BOERS.

Birmingham, England, Aug. 23.-A firm cf this place has received an order for fourteen million Mauser cartridges for urgent delivery to South Africa. The Boers alone use Mausers in So; lh Africa.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-24
SAN DOMINGO REVOLUTION.

Cape Haytien, Aug. 23.-General Victoriano Torres, commander of San Jose de las M8tas, Santo Domingo, has declared for the revolution and it is reported that Santiago has also pro nounced in favor of the revolution
Arizona republican., 1899-08-24
WILL REBUILD VICTOR.

Victor, Colo, Aug. 23.-Tremendous activity prevails in the preparations for rebuilding the burned district with steel and stone and brick structures.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-24
JOSEPH THINKING

London, Aug. 23.-The secretary of state for the colonies, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain has the Transvaal's reply under consideration. The con- tents are not divulged.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-24
PRESIDENTS RETURN.

Pnttsburg, N. Y, Aug. 23.-The presidential parry will leave for Pitts burg tomorrow and reach Washington the latter part of the week.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-24
OUR MARK ABROAD.

Washington, Aug. 23.-(speciaI.)- Hon. M- 4. Smith, ex-delegate to con- gress from Arizona is in the city. He will leave for New York tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-24

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Sharp County record., 1899-03-24
Always Proves EGectuaI.

There are no better medicines
on the market than Chamber
lain's. We have used the Cough
Remedy when all others failed,
and in every instance it proved
effectual. Almost daily we hear
the virtues OF Chamberlain's
remedies extolled by those who
have used them. This Is not an
amply puff, paid for at so much a
line, but is voluntarily given in
good faith, in the hope that
suffering humanity may try these
remedies and, like the writer, be
benefited. From the Glenville
wv. Va.) Pathfinder. For sale
by all medicine dealers.
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24
CAVE CITY.
Some oats to SOW yet.
Health is generally good.

Some oats to sow yet.
Health is generally good.
The peach crop is supposed
to be all killed.
I am papa again, and it's a
boy.-Will Horn. @4
Sunday school each Sunday
evening. Come out and take a
part. 3,..
Few. Walker preached an ex-
cellent sermon here last Sunday
night.
Cotton is nearly all picked and
the ginners, Stewart & MCGEE
have been ginning several days
Of la 0. W 93g #3
Rev. w. R. Albright failed to
meet his congregation at this
place last Sunday on account Of
high water. Wa W
Frank Brewer feels both good
and bad; good because he is
done feeding high priced cattle,
and bad when he thinks OF how
much money he lost.
We have had some traders
with us from Oxford and Salem
since our last writing. They
took away quite nice bunch Of
cattle from this place.
The normal is moving along
nicely. Three new students have
entered since our last report viz;
Obed Woodbridge of Maxville,
r. s. Ottinger Of Cave City and
| Miss Hardister. Still room for
more; come on.
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24
Notice For PQblicati0l..S763.

Land once ut Little Rock, Pulaski Co. Ark.l
...r March I, 1909 (
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention ts
make ilna, proof in'sapport of his claim and that
said proof wiilbc made before the County Clerk
OF Sharp county at Evening Shade, Ark. on
April 10, 1901, viz, .Tif fl.r
william stanleld, f...
II K No. 1S2i2. for the Gust half south west
quarter, section ~, township IL, north range
4 west.
lie names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land VIZ. 1idl
Jeff Norris, J. u. Madison, Sam johnson and
d. sauls, all OF Reed. AK, f'"a
I." William q. whipplc, tRcgister
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24
Judge McCaleb renews three

.a1.nzs..n...n.n,
Judge McCaleb renews three
subscriptions this week.
--Dr. Kelly was down from
Hardy Wednesday. &
Sheriff Wilkins renews his
subscription to the RECORD.
Rev. Sonthworth now resides
in the Metcalf property, .....- "a
Judge James W. Smith held
probate court at Hardy this
week. - @hF a
--Notice the advertisement
Maxfield Bros. have in another
column. a,a. ..m7 49,
Mrs. C. W. Shaver is re-
covering from an attack of facial
neuralgia. L u-.,
oa-If it rains tomorrow it will
have rained each Saturday du-
ring March. .ss y.E
The life preserver which has
carried many ladies safely over
the dangerous sea "change of
life" is Simmons squaw vine
wine or tablets. % 3. ~
II. c.. johnson, of Reeds
Creek, contributes a dollar to our
subscription box. i.. .
The lizard county circuit
'courthas been postponed on ac-
count Of the smallpox. a-"
IA, Crouch, furniture dealer
of Batesville, was here last
week in the interest of his bust.
ness. a 9.l,as: 5.'r ,1av.,. .s
Thomas Norris of Maxville
fingered with us long enough
Saturday to throw his subscrip-
ton ahead. E2FT
To lswe sten the breath, bright
en- theSeye, clear the complexion
and insnre the natural bloom of
health, use DR.. M. A. Simmons
liver medicine. g.s.
George W. Moser called at
our sanctum Saturday and had
some job work done. The REC
ORD is a weekly visitor to Mr..
Moser's home.
Miss Winnie Graddy and
Robert Martin were married last
Friday night at the residence Of
the BRIDES parents, Esq. T. j,
Davidson officiating. The REC
ORD wishes them much happi-
ness. ".' "... 'i
Mrs. Bette Redman, Solgohac-
hia, Ark, writes: "For indi-
gestion nothing does me so much
good as DR.. M. A. Simmons liver
medicine. 1t Is the best medicine
for children | ever used. Have
tried Black Draught, but it was
not so good. aFhFbfSfa's
james Line of Maxville was
a substantial caller at this office
Tuesday. He says the farmers
in his section are badlygbehind
with their work.
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24
Couqhed 25 Years.

| suffered for 25 years with Q
cough, and spent hundreds Of
dollars with doctors and for medi-
cineto no avail until | used Dr..
Bells Pine-Tar. Honey. This
remedy makes weak lungs strong
II has saved my life.--J. B,
Rosell, Grantsburg, Ill.
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24
HARDY.

School began Monday morn.
ing. .... .''
County Judge Smith held pro-
bate court here this week.
In spite of the rain the ball and
box supper given by the schooY
board in the school house Friday
night was a success, financially
and otherwise.
A club house is being built on
the island below the dam by the
railroad men OF Thayer who feel
the need of a home during their
fishing excursions here. lpHH
The new law firm of Parsons &
Parsons has opened for busi-
ness, and Hon. Boen Phillips
has also swung out his shingle
and entered actively into the
practice of law. e#e.
Walter McQuiston, who for
twelve years was a conductor
on the Memphis Route but who
has recently been incapacitated
by ill health for railroading,
came up from Willitord Monday
to consult Attorney D. l.. King
in regard to the action of DR.
Myers and others, of Williford
in stalking off a mineral claim
on the homestead of Col. Johr
C. McQuiston near Williford
1t seems there is much excite
ment over alleged gold discover
les on Martins Creek and OF
Col. McQuiston's homestead, anc
a great many claims have beer
staked off on Martins Creek
one shaft having been sunl
about thirty feet deep. Col. Nc
Quiston intends to resist tn
digging up Of his homestead
having no faith in the gold the
ory. He says there are no doub
rocks lying around on the sur
face that contain large percent
ages of gold and silver, as ther'
is throughout the whole noun
tain region Of Arkansas an'
Missouri, but that there will b
found no pay rock below tn
surface on his farm or anywher
else in Arkansas. Any person
who dig in Col. McQuiston'
homestead will first have to es
tablish their legal right to do so
and Col. McQuiston will b
greatly surprised and pleased
anybody is able to prove at
hearing that his land is NOR
valuable for gold mining thaI
for farming.
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24

Beware Of firm VIII constant
ly warns you about worthless
limitations etc. Their goods
haven't the merit they should
have and they wish to predjudice
you against goods Of real merit.
Putnam Fadeless Dyes are the
brightest, fastest and best dyes
in the world. and the only dyes
sold under a guarantee. Sold by
Medlock Bros, Poughkeepsio.
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24

old papers for sale here
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the wcrld
for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores,l Tet-
ter, Chappod Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and oil Skin Ercptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. II ia gusrsnteed
to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box, For Sale By W. G.
Snow.
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A farm in Sharp county on the
Evening Shade and Calamine
road, one half mile from school
and church and 8 miles from
Evening Shade. Farm contains
1850 acres, 40 in cultivation.
Has good iour-room houses,
cisterns, barns, fencings and
orchards. For further infor-
nation call at the postoffice at
Bengay. bapc 5.
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24
S'rRAYED.

Two heifers, mostly red, with
some white spots, coming 9-year
olds, dehorned, branded with H
on right hip. Any information
of them will be literally rewarded
bv j. F. Brummitt,
.'.... Franklin, Ark. +,
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24

Spring term opens March 18th and continues weeks
In addition regular Course of study special attention will
be given to Teachers Course for the benefit Of those desiring
teach during the summer. .., 20
Board and washing per month"; Se to Ss tuition according to
grade, ST to $3.50 A 'y .I..r, rtn. g a.5L og-i
For further information address the Principals Sidney Ark
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24
HEELSTRlNGS.

Farming is the order Of the
day. ls.
II. E. Pickens Is moking
some nice lumber
Health is generally good in
this community just now,
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24
The public school ends with


"A good many people are
paying taxes just now.
Farmers are reported behind
with their work in all sections.
We turned. out stationary
this week for druggist Snow.
Lots Of people were in town
trading with our merchants Mon
day. r,
The Cushman Supply Co.
has something new to say to you
this week. ''.l
Jasper Justus attended to
the clerks duties during the
absence of Mr.. Hill.
Mothers trusted friend, Sim
mons squaw vine wine or tablets
prepare the system for confine-
ment, shorten labor and make
childbirth easy. lsy
Saturdays mail from the
north was delayed until Sunday
on account Of high waters.
Superintendent Emlmart, Of
the Batesville telephone company
was here the first of the weeks
ia. Bg'Gak yG'l'l1 96s VsaGM g
"A good number of people
are carrying sore arms just now
in consequence of vaccination.
W. w. Baird and Miss Lena
T. Hall, daughter Of George r.
Hall, were married at Williforc
last week. t.n,a sa Hlyaak
A two or three weeks course
of DR.. NJ. A. Simmons liver medi'
cine will so regulate the excretorJ
functions that they will operate
without any aid whatever. 9
Sheriff Wilkins came dowr
from Hardy Monday and is now
dealing out tax receipts to al
applicants ...... n............ :
An epidemic If miningitis
seems to be sweeping many Sec
tions. The disease is causing
many deaths.
.9,PotJ " o. s,,ss,iq-e sg.%E..~ s.
We learn that the depot a
Cushmansburned Thursday nigh
of last week. \ Origin Of the fir'
is not known. w '--'.--...--
DIR. M. A. Simmons liver medi'
cine by expelling from the bod!
the excess of bile and acids, i'm
proves the assimilatiye processes
purifies the blood, tones up ane
strengthens sf| &gM
The tax collectors offic'
seems to be the principal bust
ness point for people who come
to town these days. ,Naal g
Smallpox is reported to- b'
in the family of William Muncy
who lives in lizard county, si'
miles from this place.
John K. Gipson, a promi'
nent attorney Of Lawrence coun.
ty, died gat Black Rock Sunday
morning Of miningitis.
A sluggish liver causes drowsi, .!
ness, lethargy and a feeling OF
apathy. 70 DR.. M. A. Simmons
liver medicine arouses the liver
and cheerful energy succeeds
sluggishness. ., ,..-.,... ,
"A marriage license was is.
sued Friday to M. T. Blan anc
Miss M. A. Ring, and on Satur-
day C. G. Fletcher and Miss M
u. Ballard procured license. 4
-Pelioker Stout, the peddler,
informs us that he is minus 8
rooster which was either swipeo
or stolen. Said rooster was Q
thoroughbred Bantam, about siS
months old. When last seen
both feet were tied together witt
a red calico string Said rooster
cana be identified by the lef
front toe Which is severely FROST
bitten. Areward in accordance
with the worth of the fowl will b.
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24

Peddlers are so thick it is
almost dangerous to fell a tree.
The chief has got blacksmith
shop, ..
He intends to make the old
plows hop.
He'll fix them up as sure as
you're born, ."
If you'll bring them down and
pay him in corn. .
Sharp County record., 1899-03-24
IOC4L AND PERSONAL.

ne Homer Edwards is suffering
with tonsilitis. ,...,4.ua..s.
: Eugene Shaver, Of Newport,
visited his parents here a few
= days last week and this.l r-i .,i
-Clerk H. B. Hill returned
'p' Yesterday from Hardy where he
he'd been two or three days on
: hQsiness.
-Some of our citizenss tried
n the fishes Monday and concluded
" tn wait until winter broke before
hey wet their lines again.
WBearing-down sensations, in,
t8rnal heat and female Weakness
"a are cured by use tof Simmons
4quaw vine wine or tablets. AVA
REV. W. S. Southworth filled
, M E. pulpit Sunday night IN
He absence of the regular pas-l
6r. A large crowd was present
hear him. NV 'ssit B Y.
&-Cleo Price, one ofythe mem;
~ Bers of the late Second Arkans-s
&s, arrived home last Sunday.
ne had been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Chase, in thela Territory
' = Aince the, muster out, So, ,.,., ,vv' .
cnVN &GA&A@hsS &TgA4NS0B 4 >.
sSa Don't wreck a life! From
AIgirlhood to womanhood the
monthly courses should be regu-
1&ed with Simmons squaw vine
!. vine or tablets. e slR uot ,ab.pC
@-Evan Watkins, the poetical
lcMef Of Heelstring Nation, was
Into see us Tuesday. This,,Na-
ton produces great ppets and
big guns generally, AMI, COM" to
: Mink oft, we are az native of
. Heelstring ourself.v us.DwgN J
> Nv ,~,7-->-,-.4,->-'..,->,s'-.S->~ 4
oHAMBERLAIN's COUGH REMEDY.
sThis remedy is intended ,espec--
Xlly for coughs, colds, Group,
Nhooping cough and influenza.
has become famous for its
ores of these diseases over a
. large part Of the civilized world,
The most flattering testimonials
have been received giving ac-
q; counts Of its good works; of the
= = aggravating and persistent
- coughs. it has cured; OF severe
!. colds that have yielded promptly
y its soothing effects, andof the
y Ingerous attacks of Group II
rs cured, often saving the life
,,.s 'ss. the child. The extensive use
NO. 1t for whooping cough has
r own that it robs that disease
~ ~ all dangerous consequences.
.Aold by all medicine dealers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-22
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
HAD BUSY SESSION.
Appropriation Bill Passed in
OnCurrenCe--BerkShire St. School
rIatter Settled--Other Business.

The board of aldermen met at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mayor Ba-
ker in the chair and quorum present.
The usual number OF nuisance no.
tices were ordered issued and the nui-
sances were ordered abated.
The following petitions We're granted
on recommendation: Manuel Frater, 10
transfer pool license, at No. 100 India
street To keep victualling houses: Err
nest Lofquisb. at No. 105 Richmond
street; Eunice III. Weaver, at No. POI
Cranston street.
a joint resolution authorizing the
commissioner of public works to ex-
pend s5oJ on Point street bridge was
passed.
The petitions for licenses TO sell Junk
made by Solomon Hayman, on Back
street and M. Teshler at No. 81 Ca
no street. were not recommended and
the petitioners were given leave to
withdraw.
An invitation was received from
Chief Marshal Egan, requesting the
mayor and board OF aldermen 10 re-
view the parade on Sept 30, on the o.
casion OF the dedication OF the Soldiers
and Sailors monument at ST. Francis
cemetery. The Invitation was accept
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-22
WON'T ACCEPT FINDING.


The relatives OF John Connors. who
are residents OF Olneyvlle. were in
Webster. Mass, yesterday and before
Judge III. ]. Clark reopened the case.
Connors was found dead on the Nor
near Chase village the morning Of Au-
sust 20. The medical examiner gave
MS opinion as that Of accidental death.
Yesterdays evidence brought out no
new developments.
The family of Connors firmly believe
that he was murdered. and have de-
tectives still working on the case. The
ohlcials OF the railroad company also
incline to the murder theory.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-22
N NEW SLETS

There are fortunes to be made,
So they say;
There are fortunes to be made
In a day.
But 10 make one take this hint,
DO not toll and strive and stint
Get position i'm the mint;
That's the way.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-22
HIS DEATH SUDDEN.
William Remington Stricken With
Fatal Illness While at Work.
He Was Pulling on a Chain When He Fell
and Quickly Expired.

William Remington died suddenly al
the power station Of the Union Railroad
company on Eddy street, al $50 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. He was employed
py Capt Richard Baker. who IS en-
gagged I'm putting a new engine into the
power house, and while bennington
was pulling on the chain attached to
crane. he suddenly reeled and fell TO
the floor. Medical aid was summoned.
out before DIR. Peckham arrived from
the Rhode Island hospital the man was
dead
Medical Examiner Perkins viewed
the remains and ordered them TO be
turned over TO Undertaken Monahan.
Remington, who had only commenced
10 work for Capt. Baker, yesterday
morning, has a wife in Jers city. and
ms brother-in-law is the electrician at
uhe Traverse street barn of the Union
RAILROAD company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-22
DEATH FOLLOWS ROW
AT THE TAUNTON FAIR
Morton Dies After Being Knocked to
the Ground by MCCluskey--Lat-
ter Gives Himself Up.

John A. Morton, driver, employed
by the Taunton Teaming company. 90
years old. married. met his death in a
row at the Taunton fair grounds late
yesterday afternoon. Last evening J..
McClusl0ey, a bartender In a Taunton
saloon. gave himself up at the Central
police station on the advice OF his at
torney and was held on charge of as
sault.
His story OF the affair is that he saw
friend in row on "Faklrs' row" and
was leading him away when Morton
called him vile name. which he re
sented. They clinched and b0th went
down, McCldskey on top. When Re
arose Morton was dead. McCluskey is
known as quiet. inoffensive man. No
one appears to know just what the
cause or the row was except McClus-
Key and he won't talk now. The fact
seems To be that there was row aud
Moiton was knocked down, and when
ne was Picked up life was extinct. Most
people hold tEat Morton's death will
he fourd 10 be due TO natural causes.
Jarles Collier was also arrested.
Ihe three inen, Collier, McCluskev
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-22

ana Merton. had spent the day al -be
county fair together, and. il is claimed
took several drinks. Shortly after
clock Collier and Morton became on
gdEed IN a dispute and subseouentIv
blows we're exchanged. Collier appear
ing To fare badly at the hands OF his
opponent. The fracas was at its height
when. IL Is aimed. McCluskey tnte =
Tered but his remonstrance was M
hrooked by Morton, who called No
Cluskey names. The latter hit Morton
with his fist, the blow striking on N
neck and knocking the man Il the
ground.
The large crowd which had patbarod
waited for Morton to rise. but. instead
the mans body Strengthened out on the
ground. Before assistance was pivrn
merton was dead. The police say th,v
do not hold Collier responsible directIy
but they think it wise 70 keen, him IN,
uer arrest until further steps have basn
taken IN the case. Collier has n blaat
eye but McCluskey Is not marked tn
any way The latter broke down when
arrested and seems TO feel intenseIv
the nature OF his position. He claim.
.nau ne acted in self-defense. He 10
an ola baseball player and has done
some boxing in his day. Collier drivs.
an express wagon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-22
GOVERNORS DAY.
Col \. Anthony Dyer Makes an kd-
dress al Kent County Fair.
The Attendance Very large-Sume vsu
Interesting Track Events.

Today Is governors day at the Kent
county fair. and although Gov. Dyer is
absent from the state members of his
staff and a number OF the state officials.
including Lieut.. Gov. Gregory. were
present and a very eloquent address
upon the industrial supremacy of Kent
county was delivered by Col. II. An
thony Dyer. the governors executive
secretary.
After the exercises. the official party
was entertained at dinner and then
the fair was inspected. There was a
large attendance and everybody enjoy
ed the fine weather. Two harness races
and vaudeville show were ON the pro-
gram for yesterday afternoon. but the
rain forced both equine and human
performers 10 keep under cover. The
races in the three-minute and 2:2i
classes were run of this afternoon. the
ntsl being called at 1880 o'clock sharp.
excellent music was furnished by the
Rhode Island Ladies orchestra and the
Rverpoint Band.
The officers OF the fair association for
tne year 1899 are as follows: President
~ a Reoch; vice president John =
Conley; treasurer, Joseph Flanagan:
secretary John + Deering. Riverpoint:
directors Charles r nm. John Nc
1usker John Thornton. William
nweedley Patrick Mcmahon. Il r.
walker, William J Gregory: the exec
utlVe committee consists of the above
named officers. superintendent. John
tanagan; reception committee. Hersv
ireene. Eenry II Heylon Charfes
Qulnn Charles " ChagnOn. NJ n. Eu-
srne NcCusher II a Harrineton.
chlei marshal George l. Gllland: as-
S.suant chief marshal. Alphonee Ar !
chambault: auditors. John q Conlov IT, /
Il j Brennan.