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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-12
COMING VIA EUROPE.
Western United >t,t@s VIII Not See Ad-
nirAi Dewey.


Washing ton. May I2.-From expires
SONS given out It is certain that Dewey
will start at one from Manila for the
United States and that he will be here
not later than July /, allowing s. DAYS
for the voyage. A significan, indication
is given IN the message sen, by the navy
department that all mail directed TO the
warship Olympia be sent TO b. F Ste.
vens. Trafalgar Square. London. Ste.
vens is the European distributing agent
for the navy mail. II is also an lndica-
ton tina; Dewey will take the Suez route
The fact OF Dewey's return Is an equally
good indication that the government re-
CARDS the Philippine trouble near the
end. as Dewey would not leave while he
was needed.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS
Saturday, and rlonday,
1ay Is and IS, at the
Peoples Store.

Our sales are attracting great attention
from the purchasing public. Our prices
below tell our story in plain language.
Ladies gingham aprons, made of good
gingham with border. sells everywhere
for I5c, our bargain price. each &C.
Best kid finish Cambria Innings, all the
staple colors, black. brown. grays, blues
and cream, regular price all over the
Country SC. our price for the two bargain
days only 2Hc yard
Children's and misses percale dresses,
nicely trimmed with dress braidS good
washable colors. ages 4 to II years. our
75c dress. Will sell for Saturday and
Monday a, less than half price, 3sc.
Think OF hne dress for $50.
One hundred and twenty pairs child's
shoes. all sizes to s. no better goods made.
lace or button, IN black. tan or brown,
finest French kid. figured silk vesting or
kid tops. worth a dollar a pair our sale
price for Saturday and Monday only Sc
pair.
Children's hose supporters, black.
heavy elastic, with the best double
catchers. sell everywhere tor I2c, special
price per pair SC.
Ladies' ribbed sleeveless vests, pure
white, sells everywhere for Ioc. our spe
cial bargain price will be two vests for
sc. and our Isle finish vests in.pink, blue
and cream which we sell regularly at I5c
Will sell for just half price TIC.
Ladies summer corsets, strong durable
netting. we'll boned, sell all over for CSC.
To surprise YOU they 90 Saturday and
Monday for Ioc.
Twenty-Five dozen heavy honey comb
towels, size 3oxI6. worth &c each, Satur-
day and Monday they 60 at almost one
third and call it 2Hc each.
Ladies linen crash suits. skirt and
jacket. made of good crash, sell in Chi.
cago or New York for SAYS. our price
Saturday and Monday per suit only sI.25,
Mems laundried overshirts, warranted
fast color percale, collar and cuffs at.
Wv. Sn'i' "
1A "M Wv ~ - ~ we
VIII run 'nep' LOT inc TWO DAYS at only
aoc each. no more than two to a customer.
Mems genuine satin calf shoes in lace
or congress, any STYLE toes, a shoe tina,
vou have been paving s,,s n :, To
=, h
~, =, >, 49,
'">' so - ''''
Twenty bolts OF canton flannel, good
weight sells everywhere for &c a ward,
,,,c.
Men ana poys Crash mats all the go
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Hos ONE More
Guess CO1liDQ
WILL SiDETRACk SILVER.
That's What Sam Cook Says the Demo
crat. win Do.

Gratis win Do.
Chicago, May I7.-The Chronicle says
that antitrust and anti imperialist planks
will be nearer to the footlights than the
silver plank in the Democratic platform
in 1900. The prediction is made accord.
ing to statement by Sam D. Cook. gen.
eral manager of the Democratic ways
and means committee. He made the
statement after a conference with ex-
Governor Stone and other committee
leaders and is supposed to represent the
best opinion of the Democratic leaders
Mr.. Cook says that although the mex,
convention will reafirm the Chicago
platform tine big guns of the party will
Be turned upon the great industrial com.
olnations evolved by the McKinly ad.
ministration. Expansion also will be a
target AMI the silver question will be
sidetracked.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-12

Members OF Tellurium camp No. 20,
w. of w. are requested to meet at our
hall on Saturday morning, May 3. a. 9
o'clock sharp for the purpose of attend.
ing the funeral OF our late brother T. F.
Feeny. 7. j. SHREvE, c. c.
w. b. JoBE. Clerk.
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Gave Too Much r-.ti,non,

Paris. May 1.-THE general army
staff has relieved Captain Ouigne, from
the army on account OF his testimony in
the cour, Of Cessation on the Dreyfus
case. He alleged tina, Patty du Clam
was guilty of forgery thus giving the
STATS case away.
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WILL BE FREED.
Dr-yfu. will bs'R.turned to France Und.r
ss~ard

Paris, Nav I2-It is announced today
IN the Petit Bleu that ten soldiers are en-
route to Devils island to act as IN escort
10 bring Dreyfus to France. The an
nouncement appearing simultaneously
with one in the Figaro stating that the
evidence published in its columns recent
ly establishing Drey.us' innocence has
caused a great sensation.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-12

London. May I2-Unted States Am
bassadof Choate entertained Peace Dele
gates Seth Low. Captain Crosier and
Captain Mayham today. A large num-
Der of distinguished guests were present.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-12

Shamokin, Pa, May IA cave in IN
the Centralia coal mine resulted in four
persons being killed and hive missing,
probably killed.
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New York, May I7-Anna NJ. Wris ht
who claims to have married Thomas ].
Havemeyer secRtly number of years
ago today entered her claim for dover
rights to a portion OF bis 100000 estate.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-12

Chicago. May I2-Tne speakers at the
great antitrust dinner at St. Louis on
May IS. will include some OF the great.
est national speakers. among whom will
be Colonel VIM. ]. Bryan. Champ Clarke,
Ex-Governor Stone and Joseph Black
burn
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-12

Olathe, Kan, May I2-John Hall. one
of Roosevel,'s rough riders was today
convicted In the district court OF horse
stealing and sentenced to six years in
the p-nitentiary.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-12

Washington. Nav I7-rhe navy de-
partment has Information that Admu al
Dewey will leave Manila a, once for The
United States.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-12

Members are requested to meet at the
A. o. U. w. hall on Saturday May q. at
q:3o a. m. 10 attend the funeral OF Thos.
F. Feeny. IRENE b. Cowlk.
Attest: President
MARION SUTTON, Secretary
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silver Quotation.

New York. May I2-Silver Is quoted
at COS TO-DAY
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Overs R-a, E.,... Agency.

Dyer'- Real Estat~ Agency.
Home property. farm property or bust.
ness opportunities. Investments of all
characters Camera block.
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NJ. f. church May IS.
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Attention. Waodm-n,

MARION SUTTON. Secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-27
Free Hon.es .lonren,io,,.

All Free Homes League mem bers
and fri nds Of free Lomes are request
ed 10 meet at their respective county
seats on Saturday, February 18th,
1899 at o'e ock p. IN. snd there select
ten delegates 10 attend the Free Home
convention that viii meet at Guthrie
on Thursday, February 23. 1899, at one
o'clock p m
All persons who have the interest of
free homes at heart are urged TO at
tend county conventions and aid in
electing able men as delegates a d
those who can and will attend al
Guthrie, as business Of great mOmen,
10 ur homesteaders will come before
this cony ntion, and success or fail.
ure, 10 large extent, will d pc d on
the action taken 10y this convention,
Respectfully submitted.
JAMS KIRKWOOD,
President Free Homes League
i. n. ATHEY, Hecretary.
Territorial papers please copy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-27
He,e % rrer.nt rne.mnnln

You are perhaps aware that nnou-
monia results from cold rr from or
attack OF la grippe. During the epi
demie of la grippe a few wears sgo.
when 50 many "a es r~sulted in pqeu
monia, IL was observed that the .ttact
was never follnwed by M s disessf
y hen Chamber a ms Cough Remedf
Tas used II eoun'eraets sny rden.
n cold or 70 grippe 20 resu't Co. the.
dangerous disease. II Is the besi rem-
edy In Ihe void for bad cGlds or D
grippe. Every bottle warranted. For
sale by ali druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-27
Frisco Line.--St Louis a san Fyaneiseo r. a

Frisco Line. --St Louis a san Fyaneisoo n n
The direct through ear route tc
points in southwest MISSOURI. Sonth.
srn Kansas, Arkansas, Indian TERN
tory and Texas.
The most direct route to ST. LOUIS
and the east. Double daily vessibuled
trains. Free recling cars obserVa
tion and drawing room sleepers. Har
vey dining halls. Ash your nearest
ticket agent for full particulars or
write the general passenger agent, St.
Louis. Il. l.. WINCHFLL.
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TEN GENTS FOR a BLOCK
What Chief Bonner offered Burning Building Man Whose
Life Not Worth a Dollar.


SO said Chief 3o OF the New Fire Department
during the greet couh grafton In that city on Sunday
night, De ember 4th, 1ses.
In the midst OF the bowling gale and falling the
men Fought like the old guard at Waterloo ed
With ar better there we're moments q, -
tense doubt and xiey. before daylight brok5 on
the wild scene the Commander OF the little army of rescue
drew deep sigh Of reef-he had situation in the
pain Of his hand
dsease-whieh is afh elton than hre-bave been
trying 20 understand IL Suppress What have we
earncu! We have not learned everything we have
much We can help all ament-; can cure. suf.
IL comes from
That Is why people continually writing such let
te's as these; Dear Sir"You will Der NV describe
ing n former letter how terribly saHered from chronic
kidney trouble and how hopeless condition was ct that
time. had suited doctor after doctor. general
practitioners to eminent specialists with Uniform re-
SUIT Ihey looked wise and talked well but they did not
help me But ranted what all sufferers want~relief
-'
I'm my other letter said would not take one hum
dred thousaod dollars for what discovery had
done for Today Tso05 take "a million dollars
lo nat gooa warmers safe Care did for When took
vonid not have given dollar Tor my chances in this world
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81 have Just recovered from the
econd attack Of la grippe this year %
lays Mr.. Jas. A. Jones, publisher OF
he Leader Mexia, Texas 'In the
latter case u ed Chamer aims Cough
Remedy and think with eonside able
success. only being Ia bed little over
two against ten days for the former
attack, The g. cond attack / AN sat
isded wou d have been as bad as the
drst bat for the use OF this remedy
as had 10 go 10 bed 10 about six hours
a ter being struck" with IL while Ia
The first case l was able 10 attend "a
business about two days before getting
down For sale by all druggists,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-27

seek to usurp the authority OF congress.
The future Of the islands was a matter
FOR congress Co decide The blood of those
who might be sacrificed ia the Philippines
he charged would be upon the heads Of
those who opposed the Presidents policy.
The President had nobly discharged his
duty when he found himself by the ac-
cident OF war In the possession OF tho
pbflft,ntpsg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-27
MONT sEssION.

AZ the night session the feature was
an hours speech by Mr.. 10 .AGe. Rep,
n. c., the only cOloreo member Of the
house, against election methods in the
south. The other speakers were Mr. Con-
nelly Rep. Ills, IN support Of the bin
and Mcssrs Talbot. Vincent. Bartlett.
Lewis, Kitchen. Lamb. and Maxweil IA
opposition 20 the bin.
As il5 the house adjourned
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TABLEE's BUCKEYE PIE OIsThEsr
relieves the intense itching. II soothes
II heals, II Gu es chronic ea,es when
surgeors fsil. IL Il a scientific Ger
tainty It's sales increase through its
cures II is oh exp riment Every bot
tie guaranteed. soc, rures rs cents
II. b. Lille y Co
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The landlady of wellknown hotel in an enterprsing
Kentucky town is the picture of health and lady highly
esteemed by all her neghbors. Not long ago she was
seriously ndisposed for considerable time and this the
story she tells "l had suffered from liver troubles and
indigestion for three years. when my attention called
to Ripans Tabues by advertisement in our village
paper After being urged by one of my neghbors who
had used the Tabues, for a supply The first one
made decided improvement in my case and now feel
that am completely cured have had no symptoms of
liver trouble or Indigestion since used the Tabules"
One
' DS to S
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The California limited, San'a Fe
Route, gives the best aud sp eldest
service; only 2N days 70 Los Angeles
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}. o COLLINS, Farmville. va.
January 3tst, 1895

a h man
Janus Il SOS y
Up duntlu uereh hnop
10 en- cent hdo Ell helckes
hg onGayn
tw wrnrssa safCre
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06
THEY ARE WISER NOW.


The following paragraph
appeared in the Arkansas
Democrat of last Saturday:
Not long ago a citizen of
Franklin county blew out
the gas at one of the hotels
of this city, and it took three
doctors twenty-four hours to
save his life. Another fel-
low from one of the upper
counties failed to turn off
the electric light in bis room
on retiring for the night,
and when asked by the hotel
clerk why he did not comply
with the rules of the house,
said: "Well l did try to
blow the light out, but they
had the -darned thing in
a bottle and | couldn't get at
it." Despite these occur
ances, It was not thought
that gold-brick swindlers and
green-goods men would at
tempt to work Arkansas.
However, as coming events
cast their shadows before,
it is worth while to bear
them in mind. Yesterday
three farmers from indie
pendence county came to the
city for the purpose of pur-
chasing green goods, having
made an appointment here
with an agent who was to
furnish them the stuff, Un'
fortunately the officers flush
the covey too soon and the
supposed agent made his
escape. The three farmers
were arrested as suspects
and fined SO each, They
are wiser now, but there are
lots Of things they may learn
yet. ...
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06
Plainview, Texas.
WILLIFORD.

J. M. Harrel is again at
his post of duty at the post
Office, and with the proper
care he will soon be in pos
session of the best of health.
Rev, T. W. Fisackerly
has been appointed to the
Walnut Hill circuit and has
entered upon his work with
commendable zeal and de.
votion. ...
A farm house belonging
to G. r. Hall, and occupied
by Al Smith and family,
was totally destroyed by fire
last Saturday night. With
a few exceptions the house
hold goods were all con.
sumed.
Joe Kellett, living on Mar
tins Creek, lost his barn by
fire about 8 o'clock Monday
II i g h t. Every available
space was filled with hay
and corn, and it all went up
in smoke. The cause of the
fire is not known. 1t is said
that Mr.. Kellett holds some
insurance on the grain. -
Review. .,
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06

Town of Hardy VS. James
Davie, jury trial, not guilty.
LAW CASES.
D. L. King, Davidson and
Turner, VS. X c F S q NJ
r r Co, agreed Judgment.
II. |. Eerrn, Davidson and
Crenshaw, VS. John Nix, re-
plevin, continued.
w. a. Williford ct al, VS.
Edward Hely the railroad
Co., continued.
Old Mr.. Thomas, living
near Hardy, dropped dead
Tuesday from heart disease.
C. D. Foster, of Hitch
cock, South Dakota, has de-
clded to esta )lish a bank at
Evening Shade and Hardy
The bank at Hardy VIII be
running inside of two mon
tbs, and the Evening Shade
bank will be opened later.
The bank will be incorpo-
rated under the laws of the
State of Arkansas and the
capital will all come from
South Dakota. E. B. Bee
ton OF Desmit, S. D. will be
cashier,
Only one Indictment has
as yet been found by the
grand jury.
C. D. Foster went to
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Tues
day on business. He will
be back in ten days and at
once start the erection of a
bank building.
A large crowd is in attend
ance at this term of court,
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06
The legislature convenes
next Monday and the country
will be saved some more.

The shortest sermon on rec
ord occupied barelya minute IL
delivery and was preached
by Doctor w newell, the fol-
loving being a rbatim re
port .... .
II shall divide the dis
course into three heads: /,
Mans ingress into the world;
?, His progress through the
world; 3, His egress out of
of the world.
First his ingress into the
world IS naked and bare. ,.
S2ccrd'", h is progress
through world is trouble
and care,
Thirdly, his egress out of
the world is nobody knows
where, .......,...
TO conclude ...
II we live well here we
shall live well there,
] can tell you no more If |
preach a year Then he
gave tde benediction,
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06

down to zero. Some cattle
froze to death where they
had no wind brakes.
Jesse Hoggard, who came
to the plains a yea ago,
taken sick and died o. tie
10th ult, E-e was corfred
to his room about one month.
Mr.. Hoggard has four broth
ers living in L-rkansas and
three of them reside in Sharp
county.
S. H. Smithee, in com.
pany with his brother, w. c..
Smithee, left Silverton, Tex.
on the morning of the 10Th
ult. for Sharp county to visit
their aged father, r. P.
Smithee, who lives in Scott
township.
Pla;nview is a growing
little town, many new en-
terprises and buildings hav-
ing gone up recently. This
is a good country and good
people are found here. No
distinction is known bet veen
the boy that holds the frozen
lasso and the man who signs
the check and ships the
stock. At all times you will
receive a hearty welcome at
the door of the dugoat.
W. S. WATSON,
Plainview, Texas.
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06

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n make |
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4 OF SlI I
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Sharp County record., 1899-01-06
WEDDED.

The following account of
the marriage of Prof. J. W..
Ragan, principal of the Sid
ney Collegiate Institute, to
Miss Mollle Baker, of Mt.
Home, is taken from the
Citizen of the latter place.
The Record, together with a
host of friends, offers con-
gratulations.
AT $50 o'clock Wednes-
morning, Mr.. J. Yves Ragan
and Miss Mollie Baker were
married at the brides home
in the south part of town,
Rev. Jackson, of this place,
pronouncing the ritual.
Mr.. Raglan is well known
and highly respected in the
social circles of Mountain
Home. He attended the col.
lege at this place for some
two or three years, and was
graduated with distinction
from the same in the year
1897.
Miss Baker is the oldest
daughter of Mr.. anu Mrs,
J. A, Baker, long residents
Of this town ard county and
among the very best element
of all our citizenship, Mod
est, refined, Christian, she
is among the first choice Of
all our young people, the
subject Of commendation by
the older, and the special
favorite of all who know her,
Shortly after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs, Ragan de-
parted for their future home
at Sidney Sharp county,
where Mr., Ragan is at pres.
cnt engaged as principal Of
the high school, m
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06
HARDY.

Circuit court for the nor
thern district convened
Monday, Judge McCaleb on
the bench. The following
cases have been disposed Of.
CRIMINAL CASES.
STATE VS.
John Finley, selling liquor,
role,
Dave Robinson, selling
liquor, nolle.
Chris Burrow, carrying a
pistol, nolle.
John Finley, selling liquor,
continued,
D, A. Robinson aud t?hr
Finley, Summons o1 fo"fe,t-
ure Of Rule Marcbant, co..
tinued,
Carl Boxhorn 9nt Albeit
Ritter, assault and battery,
jury trial, not guilty
James ". Cope, malicious
mischief, continued
William Murphy, selling
jiq1or 70 a minor, continued.
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06
"
eeeS

CAVE CITY.
J. F. Ottinger from Sharp
was here last Sunday.
Rev. Henry Jones has
moved to Wild Cherry from
this place.
Rev. Wood preached his
farewell sermon for this con-
ferance year on last Sunday
night.
Burrel Jackson and Miss
Ruth Jones were married on
Xmas day, Rev, Wood oth-
ciating.
Cave City is still improv-
ing. A new barber shop
and a watch repair shop has
been opened up.
w. A. Meacham, formerly
of Hickory Valley, is now a
citizen of our town. We are
clad to have him.
Frank Long is here from
Elmo, Independence county,
selling some very fine and
nicely dressed pecans.
The holidays are gone.
The new year is here ant
the people are still enjoying
good health in this part o1
the county.
Wiley Alcorn left last
Monday to begin a term OF
school in district 9. He is q
nice young man and viii
make his mark some day.
Elder Holloway has beer
here on quarterly meeting
duties. He preached some
good sermons and left a goot
impression with the people.
Frank Brewer and Chas
Laman have returned from
St. Louis where each taker
a car load of cattle which
they say did not sell any toe
high.
Misses Eva and Addie
PEBBLES, two of the best stu
dents the Cave City school
had last year, have been here
visiting their many friends
since our last writing.
The enrolment of the
Cave City school now reach
es "a, the largest for the
past four years. The last
two boarding students are,
Mr.. Castleberry, from Viola
Fulton county, a N d M r.
Ward fr o m Catheytown.
G. w. Alcorn is principal,
and II, S. Ottinger assistant
in the school,
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06
TEXAS LETTER.
Editor Records--I will try

Editor Record will try
to write a short letter to
Jour paper in order that my
friends back ia Sharp county
nay know that l am still
among The living.
We hat a considerable
-uo7 storm in December,
attc which 1t turned very
cold, The Thermometer being