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Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
BOYS SEE THE POINT.

There are several thousand
boys and hundreds of men en-.
gagged in ST. Louis in business
which brings a weekly profit o.
from $4,000 to $4,000. It's the
selling of daily papers. Hun.
dreds of families live comfortably
on the profits of the sale of daily
newspapers.
In st. Louis the favorite news
paper with the boys is the Post
Dispatch, because it sells best.
An investigation has shown that
the boys sell more copies of the
daily Post Dispatch than the
combined sales Of the two other
English evening papers.
One Of the pleasures the boys
find in selling papers is they are
their Town boss" They come
and 60 when they please. While
many have regular corners and
newstands, others merely walk
the streets each having his own
peculiar way Of "crying" out his
papers.
The situation is quite differen
on Sunday. The papers arc
printed in the morning and by
six O'Clock the boys and men are
out in search of buyers.
There are four English Sunday
papers, Many boys take out 300
papers A boy taking from two
to three hundred papers has all
ne can do to get over the ground.
Sundays as on week days finds
the Post-Dispatch everywhere.
lt's u ready seller. It's tho
most for the money" The
Sunday Post Dispatch has many
and exclusive features,
including the Colorod Comic
Woekly,
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
| and north.

and north.
Success to the RECORD and the
good people of Sharp and Law.
renee counties. Appreciate each
copy of the RECORD as | would a
letter from a special friend.
like to read the items from diff
ferent parts of the county, espec.
tally from Calamine, my old
home.
Yours as ever,
W. S. WATSON.
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
A GLANCE AT ASH FLAT.

Sometimes a mere glance at a
place is sufficient for something
like q just estimate of the char
acter OF the place, But it is not
50 with our little town. For it to
be properly appreciated, one must
become acquainted with Its peo-
pie aud partake Of their hospi-
tally. No place ever enjoyed a
more generous and hospitable
people.
While the standard OF morality
here may not be so high as it
might be, yet the morals and
religious sentiments are a great
deal better than is usually &C.
credited to US, The Bible and its
teachings are discussed here
more perhaps than any other
town of its size in the country.
Usually when we wish to know
something of the character OF a
place, we look for its interest in
schools and education in general.
Upon this hypothesis, Ash Flat is
not behind other towns CT like
size and advantages, 1t is not
surpassed in interest for educa-
tional and social advancement.
While this interest may not have
been continuous, yet, for the
present at least it is real.
Our school under the SUPER
vision Of J. Yves Raglan, is. we
believe, The pride of all, and
everybody seems to be equally
interested and are striving to
make it what 1t ought to bean
ornament to the town and a bless
ing to the country. Ash Flat
also enjoys good natural advant-
ages. Situated as it is at the
crossing of the Franklin and
Hardy road and the Salem and
Evening Shade road, makes it a
CONSPICUOUS point between these
places, Also surrounded FIR the
most part as it is by good farming
land, makes 1t a very desirable
location for settlers,
Nor Is Ash Flat excelled ir
health, the nectar Of the gods
and the source of all happiness
Our situation places us above thu
reach Of malaria. To those wht
are seeking a healthful location
advaheg with the above. nance
to Ash Flat and breathe its pur,
atmosphere and it shall be to you
as it was Of old-"your days shall
be long upon the EARTH"
The above writing, as the It'll,
Indicates, is a mere glance at Ash
Flat AS is stated in the opening
paragraph, if you want to know
our people, visit their homes, ca
at their tables and enjoy theil
hospitality in general. You will
find, as your writer has found
that the people Of Ash Flat de,
serve q great deal more credi
than thew usually receive.
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
Directory.
RELIGIOUS.

Preaching at the Methodist church first and
bird, Sundays In each month Rev, W F.
Walker pastor. Everybody invited.
Preaching at the Christian church Saturday
night be fore the second Sunday in each month,
by ThOs. 4. MIlhOlland of BatesgIlle.
sunday-school every Sunday morning at i
o'clock at thv Methodist church. Everybody ID
invited to come. G. j, WILSON,
superintendent
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
EVENING SHADE, ARKANSAS.

4 GREEMENTS OF LEASE, ACKNOWLEDGE
a ments, affdavits to accounts, Dispositions anC
Il renewal of mortgages taken. Abstracts O
title furnished. Bills OF sale, bonds for title
DEEDS of trust-personalty and realty-deeds
suit-claim, husbands, unmarried persons, wife
land, warranty, with REIMBURSEMENT OF dover
labor contracts, mOrtgages-real estate, chat
and erop-and powers Of attorney, written ant
acknowledged on reasonable terms.
Applications fer homesteads and pre-emption
and donations prepared and patents procured
Applications for redemption of lands from
paid. =" 30" >--'~ "'''-' l.
Persons who homestead nowjhaye six month
to 60 on their h0mesteads from date of Register
and Receivers receipts.
Correspondence solicited
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
The Best Offer Ever Made by Newsu,1
34pases every week fOr..l5o cents

The semi weekly Republic the best general newspape,
in the world containing all the in eight pages twica
and the Republic Model Magazine one year for $3.50.
The Republic Sunday Magazine was the newspaper suco
1897 home journal of the best GLASS; Is large pages
pages of fun IA pages of the brightest and best reading
contains highclass pictures and cartoons than w
attempted in any other publication More noted writers and
contribute the Republic Magazine than to any other western
lcaon The magazine will be sold only in connection VIII.
semi weekly Republic. Address all orders to ~
THE REPUBLIC, st. Louis NJ
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
The Appetite Of a Goat

- r OFS"
whose stomach and liver are out
of order. All such should know
that DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
the wonderful stomach and liver
remedy, gives splendid appetite,
sound digestion and a regular
bodily habit that insures perfect
health and great energy. Only
25o at Shows drug store.
California produces about one
third of the almonds consumed in
the United States.
j. W. Webb, Montreal, Ark,
writes: DR.. M. A. Simmons liver
medicine is the grandesG remedy
made for liver and kidney toubles.
I tried Zeilin's, but found it only
half the strength; besides it griped
me. Sold by Snow the druggist.
Client, in Belgium, is built on
twenty-six islands, which are
connected by eighty bridges.
You assume no risk when you
buy Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea remedy. All
medicine dealers will refund your
money if you are not satisfied
after using it. 1t is everywhere
admitted to be the most success
full remedy in use for bowel COM
plants and the only one that
never fails. 1t is pleasant, safe
and reliable. Oct.
In May, 1898, the deaths in
Havana were 2469, and in May of
this year the number was 607.
Simmons squaw vine wine or
tablets are effective, elegant to
take and produce no unpleasant
after-results. Sold by Snow the
druggist.
The teaching of English is to
be made obligatory in the Russian
t~0sfIrIIvt OrrVI oOIIUUfo. '-'-'----s.a-4
In diarrhoea DR.. M. A. Simmons
liver medicine is invaluable. 1t
gives tone to the stomach, aids
digestion and assists nature in
carrying off all impurities. Sold
by Snow the druggist.
The emperor of China has to
fast sixty four days in each year
for the sake of religion.
Lug Irritation
is the forerunner to consumption.
DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey will
cure it, and give such strength to
the lungs that a cough or cold
will not settle there. twenty-five
cents at all good druggists.
Not one drop of intoxicating
liquor is allowed to be sold at any
of the military camps of Canada.
Make baby's birth quick, easy
and almost painless by taking
Simmons squaw vine wine or
tablets. Sold by Snow the drug
gist.
China plates, cups and saucers
must never be piled up when hot,
as the heat causes the glaze to
crack.
To keep young-keep we'll,
Keep the nerves calm, the body
rudy and well fed, and with DR..
M. A. Simmons liver medicine
regulate the stomach and bowels.
The highest point to which man
can ascend without his health
being very seriously affected is
1880 feet.
Always destroy the dread OF
becoming a mother by taking
Simmons squaw vine wine or
tablets. Sold by Snow the drug
gist.
For the first time In q decade
every board Of the Presbyterian
church begins the fiscal wear
without debt.
During the civil war, as we'll as
in our late war with Spain, diar-
rhoea was one Of the most troubles
some diseases tho army had to
contend with, In many instances
it became chronic and the old
soldiers still suffer from II. Mr.,
David Taylor Of Wind Ridge,
Greene Co., Pa, Is one Of these,
He uses Chamborlain's Colo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
COST OF LIVING
AT CAPE NOME
Cigars and White Shirts Are
a Luxury Enjoyed by Few.

That people elsewhere may know
the ruling prices prevalent at Nome
at present for food. and other cx-
penses. some tables are herewith
presented. These prices may rr.m
extraordinary to rvnldeuts ~ the
Faelnc eoart and the East. but At
Nome most Of them do not excite
any great comment.
beef. per pound. from 7sc u 81.
wood. per cord. from s4s u 80.
tlaur. per cwt, so, butter. rrr III.
81 canned milk. per can. ~ pota-
toes per cvt. 80 to tia. cabbage
per cwt.. 40 u tia. onions. Per cwt
iio t. SIC. coal. per ton. i5s shin
gles. per bunch. q 90. lumber per
thuunaud. $50.
Here are some Of The ruling res.
taufant pricwas
lsorterhuuae steak g. Co. tender
loin steak. g.. plain brefsiaat. 81 50.
reindeer steak. o.. pork chops 81 -
mutton chops. Si.,o. boiled mackcf-
81. STA
Win one Of these orders potatoes.
bread aud butter are served free
Herv are some other restaurant
prices
Coffee and donrhuuts. 20. hot
cakes and maple syrup. i5c. rornesi
beef hash. 81 mush AMI milk. 20.
oyster stew. 81 20. coid ham. 81 fried
ham. 81. salmon. 81 Hardin~n. pee
box. 81; pork and bcans. 3sc. ham
and eggs. g. three eggs. g. fruits
and Jams ~ all kinds. each. Co.. cot.
fee. tea or chocolate. &c. pies. each
Zoe one loaf bread. 30. roner with
bread and butter. s9c
An ordinary good two story dwsi.
hnE ~ seven or eight rooms. rcnfa
not unusually for SEQ month. TIE
ruling price Tor a shave IL 81. and
Tor a hatrvu, 10 81 70, A bath. and
Ioor one At that. costs q Ii costs
- cents for iauudryinx flannel
shirt. - cents for washing a cbiorai
linen shirt. ard 81 FOR the rshabliI.
tatlun 81 the rare and luxurious gar.
ment known as the white shirt -.
ears and drinks cost 70 cents each
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In The Cyclone.

Vlasta ioked wlstfuny out Of her
suail-pansd window deep set m the
heavy sod wall. and sighed.
faint cloud vas rising iaxily on
the western horizon over ths low.
green hits. unseen By the gin Her
eyes were hxed on ysu-ssyt han.
who. on the other side - tho barb
cd sire fence. VAS bually washing
his buggy In front Of hIs own little
low sodhoupe
Aibrecht vas going riding I'm his
new buEgy-goinE without her. and
no doubt With some other Eirl-when
u was really her place on that scat
beside him
such n little thing. ton. a. IL zen.
orally the case. 60 have caused all
this trouble. Perhaps he was glad
TO be r.f ~ her. Here two great
tears dropped into tho dish pan NJ
the thought Just dance AZ a
young friends wedding. u being the
custom for a bridal partY 20 20 %
a Justice or county fudge 20 have
the ceremony performed. and then
10 return TO the brides rome Tor \
celebration. which usually lasted all
night Then a foolish quarrel when
Albrecht had insisted that she dane
cd too often with the brides elder
brother.
And the cloud IN the vest was ris.
ing II looked Ike ruH 81 black
smoke now. and there We're others
climbing up beside It
II seemed but a few minutes when
Vl1ata aroused abruptly I'm dazed be
wilderment. \ distant shout. one
~ alarm and warning. seemed echo
Ink in her ears. How dark It had
Erowni
NJ the same moment there came a
rush ~ furious wind. bringing the
sound OF a low. mcnaeinR roar. while
the mass ~ dusky green cloud aeem
Cd 10 quit the horizon and start
swiftly on an earthVnrd path.
Then followed Wild confusion,
screaming children running 10 their
parents. frantic ordinations. hustle
and hurry.
The henhouse. chIldreni Let Us
run 10 the henhousei" someone
cried
II was the most suitable refuge
within their reach, being really log
"duR-out" In the side Of small hin.
the front Or open side facing south
and filled IN with a sod wall CON
tanning only n small. rough door and
n tiny window. whose four small
panes were thlckly coated with dust.
The father was In the act Of clos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
DEATH STALKED
ALONG THE TRAIL
Mute Evidences Of Terrible
Experiences OF Miners.

KAMLoops. n G. Nov. 70 Max
well Fefnie. 81 J. =. O'pwyeta Do
mlulon exploration party. which
went overland % the head waters %
the skeena, Mas and sttekeen riv.
ers last May. rvturnei q this place
last night lie tells terrible tales %
ALTERING % the people no attempts
81 TO 80 Ia by the overland route
The trail north - Hasriton Ia liter
ally sfrewn Nifh clothing. provtH-
ions. uresarrns. ammunition. tools.
bones % pack horses. etc.
In shack al the head % the
siiekeen river they found the dead
body % man who had evidently
committed suicide. Fram letter
pinned to the wall g vas learned
that the dead man was Henry w.
Taylor. 81 Butte, Mont The party
also found a man At the hsadpaiers
Of thr Mas river Who hai winter
81 there and vas nearly starved 10
death lis had lived . days on a
small piscr ~ raw hide and a NOR
sci u lynx
II Hear lake. formed BY the June
tian Of the Bear river and the
skssuR. an error In the present maps
was discovered They found that
the river marked on the map az Sis
loot - really the main east fork Of
the skesna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
EGGS WILL
BE SCARCE

Steamer city ~ seattle sailed for
Lynn canal ports last night Seven
theatrical people went M 90 open a
theatcr at Claselclrh, the new ter
minus of the white Pass g Yukon.
J. M7rtinelli. who runs large store
at Pyramid harbot, was also pas
senEcr.
Tho following were her nrat-elass
passengers: L. Guldateiu EbhH
Uemmlnb. IT. r. 0mmnncy Louis
Petre. Mrs ! L. osborne. Martin
white. J. \. Kennedy. " Beman.
MIR Parker. ~ r. brooks. J. VI Nor
ling. VI Garlund. G Hooper, g A
Carlson. Mrs Goldstoiu. Fannie
westorberR, Fred Trump H. Lach-
All. I. l. Osborne r. II Hushman. T..
a serlcy. Tobico Waiter q. Hoop
or. Thomas Gay. T.. Matsau, J n.
Ahrahamann. J. Martinez, sam
Klcnn. Mike katr,dgo, John Dalton,
Charles Simrustadt, James NeGln-
~, Mrs t. Looncy, Mrs G. Martin.
Charles Grafton. Frank Wells, John
Rchoo. r. Pfcnar, VI Achiyama. Mira
~. Lewis. Nellie SHREDDER
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ONLY ONE CONTEST
IS TO Be MADE

WASHINGTON. y. g. Nov ia
David II Ii~udrrnan. who il 10 be
the NEXT speaker - the house VIII
reach this city within two days over
the house patronage there Viii he
but one contest safnc Republican,
wish - have Errgsant-at-ArmH
Russell. % M.rcouri Hupplanisd
The argument advanced IL that he
has only three Republican members
behind him. Among the candidate
fsr this place are Henry CaHnan. g
Wisconsin. AMI ex-cpugrssHman FL
hs - oregon
Ses officers foT to- senate are .
h. elected James $ clafkaan. 81
New York formerly - Iowa. seems
20 BE- slated Tor clerk. and the belief
10 that Col Dick bright vIil have u
step aside for Republican sergeant
at-arma AianEn II Stewart. %
fpwa. is a candidate.
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LATE DETAILS OF
NOME SHOOTING
ellis Was Formerly OF Sedro'
WooIIey This State.

Arrivals from Cape Nome yrstcr-
day bring the latest details - the
shooting at that place ~ Frank GIL
iiH a partner Of Alex Mcdonald. by
Joseph LYME. tho A g Co.'S watch
man ellis vas shot In the Leg BY
Lyme for attempting 20 steal several
boxes % canned goods FROM the
Company.a warehouse.
The wound VAS - bad that hIs leg
had 90 be ampatatei GiIlls appear
% To- bear an excellent reputation.
lie used to pack AieN MopoHnid's
gold from Eidarado o. Dawson. and
In one instance had tiii.0oo cnirust-
Cd to his care. An investigation
viii be made into the case chef ot
Police Eddy said he considered Lyme
Justified in what he did. Glllia. la
connection with Mcdonald. is the
owners 81 valuable mining property
here lie ia now In the \ =. hos
ptal GHUs was formerly ~ scdro-
Waailey. wash
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NO COPYRIGHT
ON REPORTS

LONDON. Nov. &c The supreme
court 81 appeals has decided that the
London Times has no copyright en-
itH report % speeches
This decision fesefr~s the juiE
ment ~ the ehancsfY division 81 the
hish court 90 justice, rendered Last
August
\ London publisher named Lane
admitted repf.uilnE from the Timer
lis report II Lord Ruseb~ry E
speeches The Times sought an In
junction. which Sir Pred North. the
Judge 81 'hr ehsneery division q the
high court ~ Justice. granted. hold
ms that the reporter hai copy
risht IN his report ami that tbs copy
right had been acquired b. the
Times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-16
WORK NEARLY
COMPLETED
Trains viii Soon Be Running
Over the o. r. an. Cutoff.

II IA given out that the .. r. q y.
cutoff from Grange city 10 waliulA
will be completed within few weeks
and trains wiiI be running over The
read BY December Is
r = distance between Spokane ard
Portland will b. shortened nearly %
miles
Baron =. schmitK. one % the con
tractors on cnnsirurtion % the cut
on. IL nuute6 as follows
Nearly all the grading has hean
done. ana the men employed arr at
work on tunnels. track-IsyinT ard
baIiastinx Ths tracks have been
laid from wHiIuia - i've mile. BE-
yond the FIRST tunnel a distance -
about 3 miles. and from Grange
city vest, a distance ot about 4s
miles. making 81 miles In all cut ~
g. This leaves but nfteeu miles yet
60 BE- completed"
The Peud'sfnu correspondent -
The Spokesman Review gives add
ti0nal particulars IN the following
It Is reported here that when the
nev cutoff Is brought into use rs
the O H. a ". On tie Spokane
branch, trains Nos ana I. now run
ng via " ALA waiia. will run over
the cutoff thus shortening the ais
tancs between Spokane and Portland
~ 20 miles. This viii leave waIia
Waiia OF what will be the main
line. 30 the report says. n train VIII
be run from Dayton through walia
Watla to Pendistpn. ard on 70
Wailuia ruuuactfn E there v.fth
trains Nos. and 4 The cutoff per
rnits the Alto hill 10 be left 10 one
side. ana this wiii BE- a great advan-
tage in lesssnins Of power used and
In shortening distance.
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Ing the door after the last one was
In. when It was pushed omen from
without and Aihreeht aud his moth
cr lacking such a shelter OF their
own. lung Themselves among them
Then tho door, like that ~ the ark
was shut and braeed by the father 8
stout shoulder. And name too soon.
Tor the air WIS thick with nyng de-
hria.
IL was but moment. and then.
With dcafrnlnF roar. rush OF
darkness. choking breath Of Hul-
phur. the storm center was upon
them.
NiAsta never rrmem herrd how Z
happened. hut when she was able -
realize anything. her arms were
around Alhreehts neck and he was
luldlng her to him and murinurluE
words 81 endenrment. which she felt
rather than heard. My love. my lit
tie one though she was as tail a.
he-'do not fear. I will keep thee
safe my own loved one
BEFORE long in the new home there
Will be sounds II rrvciry By night
aud another merry wedding dance.
Chicago News.
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corn meal. white. 81 co per 100 lbs In
buchwheai fiour. pure. Is.50 per
20 lbs In i0.lb JACKS: cracked
wheat. i22s per 100 lbs Ia 10
10 sacks. farino. i2t5 per 100
pounds N Job sacks. b-Ib Encks. % 90
per cwf. steel Cut oatmeal. Is per
loo lbs IN 10Th sacks, graham fiour.
81 = per 100 lbs IN i0-ib sacks whole
wheat -four. tt.si per 100 lbs In io-ib
sacks. rye meal. $40 Der 100 lbs IN
Io-lb sacks. rye hour. g e per 100 lbs
IN i0-lb sacks. split peas. iOO-ib sacks.
~ %: split peas. g. 90 per 100 lbs IN
2Szlb boxes. mixed peas. ITO. IN
sacks. pearl barley. 81 % per 100 lbs
IN sack. - 20 per cwt IN 25-ib boxes.
rolled barley. 81 90. wheat flakes
76slb boxes. 81 30. wheat. flakes. q -
per case 81 20 2-lb pkKs. In bbls s. 90
10 lbs net. fancy rolled oats. 81 60
yellow. 1880 Per Dbl In 60-lb sacks.
corn meal. white 800 per bbi In 90
10 sacks. buekwheat -four. pure, IL
20 rer hbi In 50-lb saCaH. cracked
wheat. 81 Pc bbl In t0-ib sacks
steel cut oatmeal. O. 20 per Dbl In 20
10 sacks. graham -four. g. ~ per bbl
In to-lb sacks. whole wheat -four. 81
per Dbl IN Lo-ib sacks; rye meal. 1878
per Dbl In s0-lb sacks. rye -four. -
Der Dbl. fancy rolled oats. 80 lbs net
In bbis. - 90. fancy rolled oats, so-lb
Haran. u7O. fancy rolled oats, Der
cas-. & 20: chop, s0-lb sacks. fss %.
siary COW chop. t0-ib sacks. ZIG 90.
cores (jobblnEb-Green 49, Mocha.
per ID. 9tu1ic. Java. per 10. 14g 2se !.
Costa EicA. choice. per 10. isglses
Roaried~Arbuekie' in ioo-ib cases.
per 100 lbs. ti22s. cob cases. per 100
lbs. mas. ss-ib eases. per 100 lbs.
ii2ss. lava. 6o-lb tins. per ID. &c.
sack &c. Aden Mocha. hhe. Cara
cola. SIC. Guatemala. 2ic. ground
coffee. 100 zoe: Lion. zoos. mas. 6s..
81 =. 1ee. mas
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AL SORTS"

Sit thousand policemen preserve
order IN Berlin.
Five puiyEamists In Utah recently
were fined from % 10 $50 each
Lake Victoria Syanrs in Africa =
over Z 100 feet above the level ~ the
asa.
Bremen took T0o. 60 ~ the II .50o.
United states last year.
The Rev Miss snwlrs. Of Prospect.
Wis. began preaching before she
was eleven years old.
II 10 aaid that there Ia more cham
payne drunk IN on. year than The
champagne district produces In aev-
en-
In the soudau the horses are shod
with socks made Of caneis hair In
Australia horshOes have hren tired
% COW hide.
Berlin newspapers have revive
the prophecy % Napoleon that south
Africa will be the grave Of the Brit
ish empire.
Speak 20 me" he begged Silence
VI 4FsFH NNNg VI kfhANa u AENNA
sound. The wires werc crossed once
more
\ Los Angeles Judge has oondem-
ned coursiuE lie admitted that rab-
bits In their aid state may be pur-
sued and killed with dogs. but not
rabbits kent IN confinement and re-
leased for the dogs
Realistic snoWstorns for thea,cra
are produced BY a new machine.
which has two revolving perforated
cyclind"rs 10 drop faxed and gran
ulnted substances respectively. with
electric fans under each cylinder 20
drive the Hnow across the stage az u
falls.
The New York paperr figure NJ a
state inheritance tax Of over 81. 200. 3.
600 ani Federal inheritance tax.
under the war revenue act. ~ over
2 loo 200. The total sum IL three times
The amount ~ NJ. NanierburH pub
DC bequeats
\ Hohoken citizen, who backed
himself to eat mote than great
Dane. beat the dog In Rastranomy
by four plates ~ Frnnkfurtera on
Saturday night lie devoured ten
90 the dogs SIX. Thus does culture
nnd N" Eraccs - life assert them
s"lves IN select Hnboken society.
a -year-old Boston girl on her
way TO school turned 10 throw a kiss
10 her mother. who stood watching
her in the doorway ~ the home the
little one had Just left. At that in
slant beam, falling from the top 81
q building In course OF construction.
struck the child on the head. killing
her at once,