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Mohave County miner., 1899-10-07

One year, strictly in advance, 3 00S
Six months, : rs
Three months 90
Advertising rates on application.
,ocol and Personal
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Miss Lallah Potts is visiting with
friends in Needles.
Luke Turnbull visited the San Fran
cisco district mines this week.
Henry Strawbell has opened up
fine body of ore on his claim at Layne
Springs.
o. d. NJ. Gaddis and party of cap
italists visited the Weaver district
mines this week
Mrs. James Carroll, who resided in
Kingman all summer, returned to her
home in Needles yesterday.
Rev. J. NJ. Baxter was assigned to
the Needles pastorate by the recent NJ.
+. conference at Prescott.
Rod. Mclean has gone to Stockton
Hill to perform his annual assessment
work on a number of claims.
W. III. Gushing now abides on Stock
ton Hill, where he can superintend
operations on his mining claims.
Robert Kier had several tons of ore
from his Round Valley mines worked
at the Kingman sampling works this
week.
Miss Belle Mcguire, who has been
very i'll at the Harrington House for
weeks past with typhoid fever. has so
far recovered that her parents were
able to remove her to her home south
of town yesterday.
Rev. |. G. Sigler was reappointed to
the Kingman pastorate 10y the Nj. Il.
conference which met last week in
Prescott. Church goers in Kiugman
aud the people generally have high
regard for Rev. Sigler and are much
pleased with the action of the confer
ence.
James Twiggs, w. b. Mcpherson and
DR.. w. A. HendryX, of Los Angeles,
examined mines in San Francisco dis
trict this week. The mines carry gold
to the value of about lOS per ton and
show a vein width of over forty feet.
The experts express themselves we'll
pleased with the properties.
Tom Brobant, Frank Bird, Ike Hunt,
Burt DRYDEN and Al. Glodfelty have
opened up fine body of ore on the
Alexander mining claim, in Paymaster
basin. The ore give average result oil
AZ ounces gold and 80 ounces silver
to the ton. Several tons of this grade
of ore are now on the dump.
S. Felger has just returned from the
eastern states where he purchased a
splendid stock of dry goods and furn
ishings for his Peoples Store. The
goods are arriving daily and are beint
opened up. Don't miss examining this
stock of goods before you send away
to department stores for your winter
goods. -------------.
George J. Gooding and family re
turned to Kingman last Saturday al
ternoon from an extended trip to tn
eastern seaboard states. They visited
his old home in central New York AM
had most enjoyable time. Kingmal
business men are glad to have hin
back again, as it is impossible to ge
along without him in the railroad OF
fees here.
J.P. Finegan, the well known mlnln
man and merchant of Chloride, was l
Kingman Thursday last arranging d'
tails of the sale of the Lone Star min
Mineral Park, to DIR. Hamilton, OF Lo
Angeles. The Lone Star was one
the first locations made in Miners
Park basin and since discovery hi
produced hundreds of thousands
dollars worth of ore.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-07

Chloride school bonds will soon be
issued. Ii is thought that the entire
amount of the issue will be taken up
in the big lead camp.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-07

NJ. d. Rocheford has returned t'
kingman from business trip to Lo
Angeles.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-07

The Santa Fe Pacific railroad com
pany has signified its intention of pay
ing its taxes before the first of De-
Gem ber
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-07

Tom Brobant, Frank Bird, Ike Hunt,
Burt Dryden and Al. Glodfelty have
opened up fine body of ore on the
Alexander mining claim, in Paymaster
basin The ore give average result of
Az ounces gold and 80 ounces silver
to the ton. Several tons of this grade
of ore are now on the dump.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-07

This week connection was estab
lished by telephone with Chloride, tn
abandoned line of the White Hill
Company will control the new line.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-07

For EXCHANGE
OR SALE.
One Kimball organ for sale, or will
exchange for lot in Kingman. Or
gan can be examined at Drake, Ari-
zona, 10 miles south of Kingman.
Mrs. NJ. j. MARTIN.
Kingman, Oct. 3, 80.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-07

Mrs. J. P. Gideon departed for San
Francisco on last Thursdays train.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-07

Don't forget the old and reliable
stand. We lead in quality and low
prices for cash. GADDIs & PERRY Co.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-07

The calendar for this term of
court presents the largest number of
cases of aay term since the organiza-
ton of the county. There are few
criminal cases to be tried.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-07

J. w. Blakely made flying trip to
Chloride on official business today.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-07

Charles Gracey, of the klondike
country, is in Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-07

GADDIs & PERRY Co.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-07

Rev. l. &. Sigler was reappointed to
the Kingman pastorate by the NJ. f..
conference which met last week in
Prescott. Church goers in Kiugman
aud the people generally have high
regard for Rev. Sigler and are much
pleased with the action of the confer
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
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Ash Flat.

More rain. Crops are
looking very fattering at
present. " '''' ' 81
Mrs. Fannie Turner and
family are visiting at Evening
Shade this week.
Uncle Sam Vannatta
passed through Monday on
his way to Evening Shade.
Mr.. Billy" Estes, clerk Of
lizard county and Sam C.
Estes Of Mammoth Spring
were visiting their brother
John J. Estes, of this place,
last week. Sam and wife
and little children returned to
Mammoth Spring Monday.
He can be found at Eryir's
store now, F" ''" ~''
We have some people in
this world who will talk more
when they drink wine than
they do when they are not
under the influence of it, so
soKe of our boys say. We
also have some people who
claim to be christians who
will drink, play cards, cheat
their neighbors, eat morp-
hine, run off Is or 80 miles
to get to gossip about their
nearest neighbor and tell
their faults, and say nothing
of their own, still they are SO
good they cannot sin. Now,
we will say right here, once
for all, let's take the mote
out of our own eye and then
we can see how to take the
beam out of our neighbor's
eye. '
The school gave an enter
tainment and boxsupper last
Saturday night for the pur'
pose Of raising money to help
pay for the completion Of our
school house, which will soon
be done now, There were 40
boxes sold and a cake was
f. MAN 4 ~
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
Hardy.

Col, R. B. Maxey was in
town Monday.
R. L. Hastings, of Frank,
lin, was in town Tuesday.
Catholic church services
were held in the court house
Sunday morning,
Since threshing began the
Hardy roller mills 'haVe not
stopped but FIVE minutes.
DR.. Myers reports a yield
of 28S bushels of wheat upon
his 10-acre patch near Wilt
ford. Evidently there is big
money in such wheat.
The Hardy brass band. as
sisted by other local talent,
will give : concert next
Wednesday night, August 9,
for the benefit of the church.
C. D. Poage, who for the
last two years has served as
night operator at Hardy,
started Tuesday night for
Colorado, where he will dig
gold.
Large catfish continue to
be caught in Spring river.
Lloyd Cox caught one weigh.
ing Al pounds, and several
have been caught within a
few days weighing a few
pounds less than that.
w. S. Vannatta has gone
to Evening Shade again to
do some more work with the
commissioners Of accounts.
Friday and Saturday he
checked up the books at the
Hardy court house, and found
everything in irst-class
shape.
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04

to the young ladies and young
men who gave lis such nice
cake, cheering words and
sweet music. We always
said that true good friends
were better than anything
else, and we only await an
opportunity to more fully
show Our appreciation.
The protracted meeting
which began at the NJ. E.
church last Saturday, is still
moving on nicely with much
interest manifested by both
saint and sinner. Rev.
Castleberry is being assisted
BY Bro. Walter Wayman, Of
Sulphur Rock and Bro. Grit
fin of Jamestown, The
meeting will probably con-
t,nue many days, and we
earnestly pray that it may
not only be entirely harmon
ious, but productive Of great
good,
- MEMO,
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
TIL E r CORD
BY CLAUDE L. COGER.
County News,
Kings Mill.

S. A. Rogers is building a
granary.
Mrs. Florence Mullens
has been quite sick, ~ 81
Joseph B. Spurlock is
buil ding an extensive barn
The Liberty Hill protrac-
ted meeting will begin next
Sunday. @
l. W. Foreman is making
some valuable improvements
on his barn.
Elijah Majors has been
prospecting some for miner
al on his land. -
Mrs. NJ. J. Spurlock has
woven $50 yards Of carpet
In the past year.
A good meeting at New.
hope closed Sunday. Bro.
Horton was assisted by
Rev. Huddleston.
G. W. Endsley anc son,
Alexander, have gone to
Marion county to visit and
prospect for mineral.
Wheat threshing is about
done in our community.
The average yield was about
four bushels per acre.
Our portion of the county
has been blessed with plenty
Of rain and crops are going
to ! be better than was ex-
pected,
Rev. ]. M. Willard and
'amily Of Koshkonong, Mo-,
1--WE been visiting relatives
and friends at Kings Mill
the past week.
School district No, 16 is
building a good school house.
This is one of the best coun-
try districts in the county.
We expect to run a live or
six months school this fall
and winter. '''
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
Calannine.

DR.. Toler White is doing
a good lot Of practice of late.
Bob Bacon of Evening
Shade is visiting relatives in
town.
Refreshing showers are
making crops of all kinds
loom up in ine shape.
Jimmie Jozes brought in a
nice load of watermelons Sat
urday which sold rapidly.
Charlie Wilson is laughing
all over his face but he won't
tell it, because it's a girl.
The Calamine club has a
marble yard cleaned off and
have a good game every day.
Mrs. Eva Street and chill
dren visited her sister, Mrs.
Dayid Parsley of Bengay,
Saturday and Sunday.
Clarence Butler came to
town Monday morning with
a bright, smiling face and he
had grown fully'a foot-ir's
a boy. ''''
The road hands on the
Calamine and Elgin road are
doing some good work this
time. Geo. Ellison is the
kind of a man we need for
overseer, He is having the
road put in good shape, the
hrSt time 1t has been tha'
way IN FIVE years
There is considerable sick
ness in town and country,
AT almost every house ii
town there is some one sick,
Mrs. Reed, Hugh Darby,
Terry Dodd, Berry Street,
Della Johnson, Lee Arnold
and Others are complaining
The complaint is mostly chill'
and fever.
Success to the RECORD,
| SLIGO,
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04

voted to the prettiest young
lady, There were three
girls in the race and Miss
Eula Blair was the winner
of the cake. A basket was
voted to the ugliest man and
it was presented to W. E.
Brawley, he being the only
man in the race. We feel
confident he was entitled to
the basket as the rest of the
ugly men were at home.
The receipts of the evening
were S14.l5. The entertain
ment was conducted by ]. W,
Raglan. y '''' '''.'
SLY.
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04

"A young man named J. L.
Reaves, at Pine Bluff, has an
opening in his windpipe at
the Adams apple" and
breathes through that aper.
ture to the exclusion of the
respiratory organs
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
Sidney.

Say, Mr.. Editor, you want
a big ripe watermelon?
Pink Smith, of near town,
begins the erection of a lice
residence soon.
Miss Eula Arm is at Nor.
rilton visiting her sister, Mrs.
Greer, of that place.
Drs. Batson & Son have a
telephone at Maxyille used
expressly for their patrons.
We are feeling so unusually
we'll today, it seems that we
could write a week and never
weary.
Tommie Robinson cut his
foot very badly a few days
since, but at this writing the
little fellow is doing finely.
The recent refreshing
showers have greatly i'm
proved the prospects for a
good crop. Our farmers are
cheerful and our merchants
hopeful.
J. Frank Wiles is now
teaching a successful school
in Cralghead county. He
writes that everything is
lovely and the goose hanging
high"
Uncle Berr yman" Arm
celebrated his 89th birthday
last week. tie is, doubtless,
the oldest man in the county,
and is still full of life and
enjoyment.
Phillip Wlles has pur-
chased Phillip Smiths barber
shop, and is ready at any
time to give his patrons a
nice fresh shave, hair cut
and shampoo.
John and Cicero Buchanon
have purchased B. F. Meeks'
business house and lot, and
will, later on, put up a large
stock Of goods. While we
regret to see such an accom-
podating man as Mr., Meeks
withdraw from our business
circle, we feel proud that the
Messrs Buchanan are willing
to increase our mercantile ad.
vantages.
Mrs. Atkinson who has
been visiting her father, DR..
Batson, of this place, the
last month, left for her home
in Vlrginian Wednesday.
Mrs. A. is a very fine lady,
intelligent and accomplished,
and we trust her stay with
us has been a pleasant one.
The DR.. and his wife, we
learn, accompanied her as
far as Memphis.
Now that we are almost
we'll again we wish to extend
through the RECORD our
warm thanks to our friends
who remembered us with
many kindnesses and services
during our recent sickness.
We feel especially thankful
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04

ihaye used Ripans Tabuios with 80 much satls.
faction that con chcorfully Recommend them.
Have been troubled for about three years with
what called bilious attacks coming on regularly
once wook. Voc told by di,ferer, physicians
that II wan caused by bad teeth, OF which had
several. had tho teeth extracted, but the at.
tacks continued. l had seen advertisements Of
hpans TabuleR In oil the papers but had no faith
In them, but about SIX weeks since friend in.
duced me to try them Have taken but two Of the
small Scent boxes Of tho Tabues and have had
no recurrence Of tho attacks. Have never given
testimonial for anything before, but the great
amount OF good which Tbolieve hos been dono mo
by Rpars Tnbules induces mo TO add mine to tho
many testimonials you doubtless bnvo IN your
possession now. IT. DRWiTT.
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
State News.

State News e
-Four moonshiners were
captured in Pike county last
week.
Col. Y. Z. Cook has in
formed the public most pos
itively that he will not be in
the next race for governor.
Richard Sheppard, a col
ored man near Paramount,
raised twenty-five bushels
of wheat on one acre Of
ground this year.
Prof. Arthur Scales, a
popular educator Of Camden,
while seining with a party of
young people in the Ouchita
river became cramped and
was crowned.
A committee of prominent
Catholic gentlemen from
Toledo, Ohio, were in SUIT
CART last week looking for a
favorable site to plant a col.
ony of seyenty-6ve to one
hundred families of Poland
ers.
A cowardly crime was COM
lnitted at Sheridan last week.
AS the congregation was
leaving the church at the
close of service, Van H.
Williams was shot full of
buckshot by some unknown
and hidden party. Williams
was coming down the church
steps when the gun was fired.
He fell, and as he did so,
grabbed the arm Of his wife,
and both fell in a heap,
John Edwards, one of the
foremost citizens of Fort
Smith, has been held to the
grand jury for shooting a boy
in his watermelon patch.
The proof showed that the
boys had raided his water
melon patch every night for
a week and on one particular
occasion Edwards fired into
them when they come. One
of the largest of the boys
got 12O fine shot deep.
The historic old five-col-
umn Washington hand print
ing press which vas brought
TO Arkansas Post by VIM. e.
Woodruff in 1919, and on
which the first issue Of the
Arkansas Gazette was print
ed in that year, and which,
has since had a checkcred
career, has, after many hair.
breadth escapes by fire aud
flood at last been almost
totally destroyed by the fall
ing Of q store building in
Dewitt last spring, and the
fragments Of its iron frame
lie scattered in the rubbish
of a back alley in the town
of Dewitt, where it will
probably find a last resting.
pla c c, Stuttgart Free
Press
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
! have boon great sufferer from eonstlp'nl|
~ u q IlNl

have boon great sufrerer from constlpsaR
for over Ave years. Nothing gave me any wi
My feet aud legs and abdomen woro bloaHa
could not wear shoes on my foet rnd only as
dress, saw Ripans Tabulos Advertised "
daily paper. bought some and took them as aus
Cd. Have taken them about threo weeks andpsI
IL such n change am not constipated any
aud owe II all to Ripans Tabules lam u'
seven years old, have no occupation, onl
household duties and nursing my sick huio'1
He has had the dropsy and am trying N'sj
Tabulos for him. He feels some better bulIn
take some time, he has been sick 10 long
may uso my iettor and name % you like.
Mrs. MARY GonaAR CLlIn !
have boon suffering from hoadAcha
since / was u little girl. could never rdpX
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04

Reading some Of tho tostlmonlals N lM~p
hlpans Tabuloo, tried thoin, hlpans Tao easai
only relieved but actually cured my yVu.,r
tho headaches havo disappeared, hqwo.%%p'
good condition md no noycr complain, nj
etomnch, TIc IA now q rcd, chubby,leccd p %%,maI
wonderful change attribute TO lt'pana asfs
! am Snti00od that thoywill benefit any oas NM
Who cradle 10 old AGO II taken according ,p sa
tons, ~ vs.
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04

7 Mrs. G. S. Reed Of \
Springs died last week !
consumption, Dr. Reed n
their daughter are i'll and,1|
expected to live, and t''|
grcwn son died only a %|
time ago,
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04

Tabulas regularly, ehokecpu few cartons Ripans
Tabu6s In tho house and goys sho will not DO with
out thom Tho heartburn and slocplossncse have
disappeared with thu indigestion which wos
formerly 40 grcnta burden for her. Our whole
family take tho Tabules regularly, especially aftor
q hoarty moal, My mother IL ffty years Of ngo
and Is enjoying the beatot health and spirita also
eats hearty moola an impoaabity before sho
took Ripana Tabuloe, ANTON II, DLAuHRN
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04


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Sharp County record., 1899-08-04

oor VT w inVono'vn
place without se'ul
headache and sickh
stomach. hoardn
Rlpans Tabules f'on
aunt OF MINI WHO
taking them Tor csw
Of tho stomach. sh,
found such relief ~
their use she advi'N,|
TO take them too, W
have been dolng~%|
Inst October, ano ~
say they have comp.
ly cured my hcudaa.
I am twcnty nine W
old. You GRO wslms
10 Use this testim0''
Mra J. ppooKSn
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Sharp County record., 1899-08-04

Ny sovsn.yesr,ellas
suffered with PAN v,
his head. conshpw1
and complained WI
stomach. 10 coula,
cat like children W.
ago do aud wh,...
did eat did not
with him. 10 wsys'
HaAH IX|N
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
MCEl,REE'S
OF CdPduI

will Danish It, This medicine
cures all female diseases " quick
ly and permanently II does away
with humiliating physical exami-
nations, The treatment may be
taken at home. There is not con-
tinual expense and trouble. The
sufferer Is cured and stays cured.
Wine Of Cardui Is becoming the
leading remedy for all troubles Of
this class. ltcosts but III from any
druggist,
For advice In cases requiring
special directions, address, the
Ladies' Advisory Department."
The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn,
MRS, Q. J, WEST, Nashville, Tenn,
writes l-'Thle wonderful medicine ouuM
70 be IN every house whore there are glrls
and women"
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
I want 70 inform you.

I want 70 inform you.
b words Of highest
praise, OF the benefit
] have derived from
Ripens Tabulos. l am o
professional nurse and
In this profession a clear
head 10 always needed.
Ripans Tabules does II.
After one Of my cases I
foundmyself completely
run down, Acting on the
advice Of Mr.. Goo. Bow.
Or, 'Ph, O., bs8 Newark
Ave-, Jersey City, I took
Ripans Tabulos with
grand results.
Miss pRc3ik wiRDMks.
Sharp County record., 1899-08-04
A Woman
Only Knows

what suffering from failing Of the
menses, or any disease Of the distinctly
feminine organsls ,. A man may sympa-
thiso or pity but he can not know the
agonies she goes through--tho terrible
suffering, 40 patiently borne, which
robs hqr OF beauty, hope and happl-
mesa, Yet this suffering really 10
needless,
Evening journal., 1899-04-08
QUEEN DEB0RAHs ARREST.

CHIEF DOLAN EXPLAINS WHY THE
GYPsIEs WERE LOCKED UP YES
TERDAY.
There Is considerable comment upon
the actions Of the police In arrestng and
locking up the occupants OF Queen Deb.
orah's gypsy camp yesterday on a charge
Of larceny.
In speaking OF the affair this morning
the chief In substance said: Miss Blair
came to this office yesterday afternoon
and reported to the department the loss
OF her pocketbook, describing its contents
ana stating whom she suspected. / as.
sured her that every effort would be
made by the police to recover the stolen
articles and discover the thief If they
had been stolen, and she departed ap.
parently satisfied to trust the matter IN
our hands
81 learned that she later went to the
office Of Judge Ball and after stating the
case to him was advised by him to take
out a warrant for the arrest Of the entire
gypsy camp. Following his advice Miss
Blair swore out a warrant before Clerk
S. S. Adams and as It was placed IN the
hands Of the police they had no other
course to follow than TO serve 81. After
the recovery OF her pocketbook Miss
Blair expressed herself as sorry that she
had taken such hurried step"
Evening journal., 1899-04-08
COMMANDER FOR G. A. R.

MUCH INTEREST MANIFESTED IN
THE MEETING or EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE NEXT WEEK.
Grand Army veterans in this city, as
well as those all over the county, are
much interested in the meeting of the
National Council Of Administration
which takes place in Philadelphia next
Wednesday.
At the session successor is to be
elected to the late commander-in-chief,
General James "A. Sexton, who died on
February 8. w. c. Johnson, of Cincin-
natl, senior vice commander. has issued
a call for the meeting. and is himself the
principal candidate for the succession.
Since the organization Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic, thirty-three years
ago. this. 1t is said, is the first time
commander has died in office. and the
committee will establish n precedent in
the form of an election. Senior Vice
Commander Johnson has been endorsed
by the Department of Ohio. as well as by
the local posts of his native city, and
many influential organizations through.
out the West. In the East the Depart.
ment OF Delaware recently recorded its
approval of his candidacy.
Chief among others who have declared
themselves candidates for the command.
er's office are General J. c. Black, pres
ent department commander Of Illinois
and former United States pension com.
missioner, and DR.. A. S. Pierce, of
Hastings. Neb.. at present surgeon gem
eral OF the organization. General john
son. II is claimed, has so acceptably con
Quoted the office since the death Of Com
mander Sexton, however and. as 1t Is
probable that he will be the choice Of the
entire body at the national encampment,
in Philadelphia next September, 1t is
confidently asserted that the opposition
to him will not assume alarming proper
tions.
In the event Of General Johnson's ele-
walton to the office the duty devolves
upon the executive committee Of films
his present position, and up to this time
the name most generally mentioned ha.
been that of Junior Vice Commander
| Daniel Ross. OF this city.
The executive committee consists o
| Commander Johnson. Adjutant Genera
Thomas ]. Stewart, Quartermaster Gen
eral Fred. W. Sphinx. Of Chicago. ex
offlcio. and the following Representatives
Of the National Council: NJ. D. Wick
ersham. Of Mobile, Ala; F. NJ. Sterrett
St. Louis Thomas W. Scott, Fairfield
ILL.,; William II. Armstrong, indianapolis
Ind: II. J. Smith, Racine, Wis; Theo
dore +. Reed. of New York city, ant
James Z. Morrison. Of Philadelphia
chief clerk in the office OF the receive
OF taxes.