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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22
Observance at state Cnpitnr.

Austin, Texas, April 2i.-The anniver>
sary OF the battle of San Jacinto was
generally observed here today. The fire
department had It's annual inspection and
the State departments and other public
and quasi public institutions took holt
day.
At Yeargin's grove, near Del Vale.
eight miles below the city, there was an
old settlers picnic. which drew quite a
crowd. Colonel William J, Bryan spoke
there in the evening and met with ar
enthusiastic reception.
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rnrnne at san Antonio.

San Antonio, Texas, April 1.-Forty
thousand people were on the streets OF the
city today 10 witness the closing of the
carnival festivities in the shape Of trades
display parade IN honor Of the Texas vet
Grams. AT the close OF the parade 500 chill
dren in red white and blue presented the
living flag OF Texas on Alamo plaza
Commerce street tonight under the cleo.
trio arches has barely standing room
The carnival is estimated 10 have brought
between $4,000 and 10000 strangers TO the
city during the week.
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ThciImnn'. nraminInr Trial.

Tort Worth, Texas, April 2l,--rhe ex-
aiming trial Of Il. L. Thellman, who shot
and killed George Smith last night. b.-
gan this morning. Several witnesses for
the state testified that when the shot was
fired smith was making no threatening
demonstrations whatever The preliminary
hearing was not concluded when court ad-
1ourned. Tho case will be heard further
Monday morning next.
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carorrh in my head.

wet winter weather often retards a cure OK
chtarrh. II course of Peruna 10 taken
during the early spring months the cure
win he prompt and permanent There
can be no failure II Peruna Ia taken In
diligently nuring tho favorable weather
of sprlng.
For free book containing valuable ad-
vice on The causes and treatment OF ca
tarrh. address The Feruns Medicine Co,
Columbus. Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22

Gonzales, Texas, April 2l.--Mayor w. n.
Cavett was born in westmorelaud county,
Pennsylvania. on April /, 1928 He was
raised on farm and educated in the same
county and state. At the age OF 81 years
he started out to contend with the world
for living, choosing the hardware bust
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rInx nni.lnr at aln.boro.

Hillsboro, Texas April 2t.-There was a
big flag raising and speaking at the CEN
1ral school this afternoon. There WERE
patriotic songs and Rotations by the
school children and speeches by Hon. G.,
+. Greenwood and Attorney General T. s.
Smith. Mr. Nelson Phillips was the mas
ter OF ceremonies.
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brought me Immediate relief. Peruna
cured mo OF bad case Of catarrh and l
know II win cure any other sufferer from
that disease" Respectfully,
John Williams.
Mrs. Elmer Fleming. orator Of ReBer-
voir Council No. 1853. Northwestern Le-
gion OF Honor, Of Minneapolis. MINI,
writes from 1886 Polk street. N. f..
u have been troubled an my life with
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SMALLPOX.
A Case at wcnthcrford.

Weatherford, Texas. April 2O.--A negro
living in tho western part OF town has
developed case of smallpox, He had
been to Fort Worth aud Dallas and is
supposed to have caught the dlsepse nj
one of those places. He has been Isolated
from others, and II is not feared that there
Will be any spread of the disease.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22

took Peruna foi
a b o ut three
months. and no,
think l am per.
manently cured,
] believe that for
oatarrh In all It's
forms Peruna Ia
the medicine OF
I h G age. II
cures when all
other remedies
fail. l a u
heartily RECON-
mend Peruna as
a catarrh rem
edy."
The spring Is
the time to tres,
Catarrb. Dol d.
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AaVAa tNAAAA "
liams. G o u n y
Commissioner, OF
6iT West Second
Second sire e :.
Duluth, Mimi.
says the follow
Ing in regard to
PerunAs "As q
remedy for ca
arr h | ca n
chcerfully rec
onmend Peruna,
] know what II
Ia to suffer from
that terrible dis
ease and | feel
that II Is my duty
to speak Il good
xyAwI for tha
[ O n 1 O 4 n NJ
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ID. r.. IT. Adjourned.

San Antonio, Texas. April 1.-THE
Daughters OF the Republic adjourned to-
day 10 meet in Austin next year
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Hon Dan A. GrosvenOr o Department in letter
written from Washington. - aI
aow me to express my gratitude to you for the
rived from one bottle of Peruna
changes and one of the
best toncs remedy" Very
respectfully, DAN A. aPOSVENop
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22

Grayson County Press Association
Sherman. Texas, April 2--fners was
meeting IN the district court room To-
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ness as an occupation, which he followed
until a few years ago
April B, 1881, he was elected mayor OF
Gonzales. He served two years and re-
tired In April, 1887 he was elected
mayor. again in 1899, and was reelected In
1894, and has been holding the office Of
mayor from that time to the present time
by reelection.
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today notifying Marshal slebrecht Of the
arrest.
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neral Debility

assryous most lSs1,in the Spring. You're
,siomaeh's fl o,,s and have no apns.
Ss rloste,T,eat Of order" You say.
,c,a Needs renio Stomach Bitters.
mn Of winter er,ra,shing, 1t is full OF
Y y en-. puts the system e,e r WIN drive
ntiseslk all such ailments o s Sos
eslsria fo. constipation and NJ
~ eiamp Ever and ogur. A pr,ppa,a
s0fers the neck of the hot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22

Texas today. with her millions % vide
veloped wealth. her thousands OF acres OF
coal fields as yet untouched. her vast
extent OF virgin forests that but need the
rhythmic buzz OF the circular saw to De
ransplanted into homes in her citiss' her
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
THE NEW YORK TIMES SATURDAY REVIEW.

The truly great hero is the one
who acts and let other people do
the talking.
The soothing and healing proper
ties Of ChamberIalr's Cough Renee
dy, its pleasant taste and prompt
and permanent cures, have made it
great favorite with the people
everywhere. For sale by all medi.
cine dealers in Evening Shade and
}, A, Lamar, Cave City,
Shallow Drained people bow to
the clothes rather than to the
wearer.
Next TO having wisdom your
self, it is well to profit by the
wisdom Of others.
! You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. All medicine
dealers in Evening Shade and J, A.
Lamar, Cave City will refund your
money if you are not satisfied after
using it, 1t is everywhere admitted
to be the most successful remedy in
use Tor bowel complaints and the
only one that never fails. 1t is
pleasant, safe and reliable. N.
The man who always speaks
the truth is sure to have some
other virtues.
Putnam Fadolcss Dyes do not
spot streak or give your goods an
uneycnly dyed appearance. Sold by
y, G. McdIock d Bro, Poughkeep,
sic, Ark.
A good many men are like the
fool calf that kicked over the
bucket Of warm milk you take
them.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
SAYINGS OE BRYAN.

The argument Of "philanthro-
py" ohloroforms tho conscience
of the conquerer and the doctrine
Of 80 per cent" picks the pockets
Of the conquered.
Forcible annexation will not
only be criminal aggression"
to borrow M2Kinley's words
but it will cost more than it is
worth; and the whole people will
pay the costs, while a few will
reap all the benefits.
The Christian religion rests
upon the doctrine Of vicarious
suffering; the colonial policy rests
upon the doctrine Of yicamous
enjoyment Shame upon a logic
which looks up tho petty offender
ana enJhrones grand larceny
He is the best prophet who.
recognizing the omnipotonce Of
truth, comprehends most clearly
the great forces which are work.
ing out the progress, not Of one
party not of one nation, but of
the human race,
Imperialism might expand the
aation's territory; it would con.
tract its purpose,
Is 'thou shalt not stoal-upon
a small scale to be submitted for
tae law of Moses,
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
Notice.

Notice ia hereby g ven That bids win hcrc.
0rl'cl 10y mcnt the court house In the Southern
District ol 3harp county ON wednesday Octo5.r
li' thc day OF the next term Of the County
Court for the care and keeping of the pnuprrs
olsatl comfy for the year beginning January T.,
lNol and ending january l, 1907. The bidder
VIII be required to furnish lcct, clothing, noe
esS1iy medicine aud medical attendance 10 nIl
paup'~. bidders wal be required TO mnkp
hclr bids ut 40 much per hcud, and the lowcs
responsible bid win be accepted. rproo hun.
ui'd dollars 70 the appropriation for the mnln.
@'nonoeo OF The poor farm andno bid over thls
amount VIII be eonsidcrco, Bidder la REQUIRED
TO lNlnth bond double the amount of hls bld for
'nO la''hlol performance OF bls duty, No pnu.
per Is allowed TO lohor Cor the keeper mlo.s
On'er conditions prescribed by law.
James w, Smith.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
4 MOTHER -zi1s HOW sue SAVED gEa LITTLE
DAUGHTER LIFE.

4 GoT1zs 7zL1c HOW sue SAVED Eza LITTLE
DAUGHTERS LIFE.
| am the mother of eight children
and have had d great deal Of expert,
ence with medicines. Last summer
my little daughter had the dysentcry
IN It's worst form, We thought she
would die. tried everything |
could think Of, but nothing seemed
TO do her any good. | saw by an
advertisement in our paper that
Chamberlmn's Cole, Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy was highly re-
commended and sent and got a bot
tie at once. 1t proved to be one Of
the very best medicines we ever had
in the house. 1t saved my little
daughtcr's llfe / am anxious for
every mother to know what m OK,
ooilenJ medicine it's, Had | known
1t at first it would have saved me q
great deal of anxiety and my little
daughter much suffering, - Yours
truly, Mrs. Geo, f. Burdick, Liberty,
h. !, For sale by all medicine deaI-
ers in Evening Shade aud j. A.
Lamar, Cave City
In all well regulated families
.ho hisod girl has to get up and
dust
It is usually the dimpIod and
rosy cheek that wins in this
world
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12

"The figures are extremely dis
appointing" says Gov. Dan W.
Jones in speaking of the announ-
cement Of Arkansas population
by the federal census, The gov
ernor expected to see the figures
reach at least 100000. Every
body thought the state would gain
two congressman, but as it is she
will be entitled to only one. Gov.
Jones says that reckoning on the
basis Of the school enumeration
this year, the state has fully t.
100000 inhabitants and the result
of the federal census will be a
disappointment in many quarters
where the conviction is that the
figures given out at Washington
do not do the state justice.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12

In one of his speeches in Wis
consin Mr.. Bryan called attention
to the fact that the chairman of
the republican committee on mil
itary affairs, a member of con-
gress, and the man who had
charge of the bill raising the
army to 100000, is the president
of the Philippine Lumber and
Development Company, that al
ready has valuable lumber lands
in the Philippines and in it's pros
pectus says that the labor ques-
ton there is easily solved because
there is Chinese labor there, and
it can be had for from so to rs
cents a day in Mexican money.
1t is designers like this who want
a large standing army that can
crush any nation that is standing
in the way of their financial
gains. 1t is cold cash to a ia
vored few that we retain the Phil
ippines, and the present admins
tration is run in this interest.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12

According to the recent census
Little Rock has a population of
3S,037. Those Towns having .
population Of over 11,000 are TT,
Smith ard Pine Bluff; over 5000,
Hot Springs; over 5000, Helena;
over 1000, Fayetteville, Jones'
boro and TeXarkana; over 5000,
Eureka Springs, Mena and Para
gould; over 1000, Van Buren,
Rogers, Prescott, Newport, Arka-
delphia, Batesville,
Camden and Conway;
over 1000, Arkansas City, Au-
gusta, Bentonville, Black Rock,
Brinkley, Wynne, Stuttgart,
Springdalo, Clarendon, Clarks-
vile, Coal Hill, Sloan Springs,
Searcy, Dardanelle, De Queen,
Russellville, Morrilton, Mondcol.
10, Mariana, Malvern, Magnolia,
Ell Dorado, Fordyce, Forrest City,
Gurdon, Hamburg, Harrison,
Hope, Huntington and Junction
City. Beebe, LonolSe, Osceola,
Pocahontas and Warren each like
just few. Of reaching the 1000
mark. There are many other
good towns also having u popu-
lation Of from five to nine hum
dred.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12

The census bureau at Wash
ington has published the returns
of the state Of Arkansas. The
population Of the state in 1,311,-
564, as against 1,128,179 in 1890
an increase since 1890 of 183. 1856.
The population Of the state in
1900 is more than ninety times as
large as the population given in
1920, the first census taken after
its organization as a territory in
1919. The total land surface of
Arkansas is, approximately, 53,-
045 square miles, the average
number Of persons to the square
mile being 24.73, There are 184.
incorporated cities and towns in
the State.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
a WORD 10 g3gussG,

Mothers Of children affected with
Group or u severe cold need not hesl'
tate to administer ChamberIain's
Cough Remedy, 1t contains no
oplate nor narcotic in any form and
may be gwen as confidently to tho
babe NJ to an adult. The great sues
cess that has attended It's use IN tho
treatment Of colds aud group has won
for 1t the approval and praise 1t has
received throughout tho United
States and IN many foreign lands
For sale 10y all medicine dealers IN
Evening Shade and j, A. Lamar,
Cave City,
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12

Representatives o, ,lo pr-h-
bitlon party Of Arkansas met at
Little Rock last week and n1mi-
mated j. c. Eraker Of Eureka
Springs as eloc,or-aJ-.agga to be
voted on in November. Martin
Henry of Dallas county Was
elected chairman Of ,ho party Tor
the ensuing two years.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12

Hon. \. +. Van Ieyenter Of
Morrilton is now III Fulton and
other counties OF the 14th district
Of Illinois making speeches in tho
interest Of Bryan and the demo-
cratic nominee ior congressman,
The district in which Mr., Van
deven,or Is speaking is largely
republican, but the democrats are
making an exceptionally strong
fight to elect their nominee for
congress,
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
Notice for PlDliCatlOl.-.. -...945l
Land Onlcc ut Little Rock, Ark,
SpIlpmOpr mn. lOun

Land Onlcc ut Little Rock, Ark,
september llth, 1900,
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has lllrd notice of hls Intention 10
make ilnNI proof IN support ol his uluim, and
that said ur0ot win be made before the county
CLERK OF sharp county, Arkansas, 10 Evening
shade, Arkansas, ON October Inc lglh. l0ol
yi2i
Samuel n , Osborne
III E' Noa2OSBO for the south half 1f the SOUTH
east quarter section township II north range
3 west
enOmes the following Witnesses topr,yp h,s
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, via
Wm Mann Robert Lloyd. George Dawson and
JoHh W, Carver, Ml Of Center, ARK.
Il, II. Myers,
Register
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
Notice for PgiIiGati0I-- ---947S
Land Office at Little gock Ark.
SputembsT the nth. lg.n

Land Office at Little Rock Ark
September the 18th, l9lU.j
Notice is hereby siven that the following
named settler has flied notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF hls claim, and that
said proof Will be- made before the County Judge
OF sharp county arkansas, at yening shade,
Lrkansus, on November l0th, 1850, viz:
Jesse e.. CLo.mly
Il. E, No. 235i for the southeast quarter Of the
sOuti cast qua. ter section 1 and the northeast
quarter Of TIE northeast quarter section lown-
snip Is n0tth range ; west
lie namrs the following witnesses to prove his
CONTINUOUS residence uDun ard cultivation Of sAi
ilud. VIZ:
abrnc'r }IUtchi&en, .Iuhn GriM, Lutte Stinnett
ahd john Anderson, all OF Reed, Ark,
Il, II Myers,
Register.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
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L4aAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice for Plhiatoa~994TI
LAID Ui,lcc ur Little GCcg, .rE.
.cnIlmler Do. 2LLL. .n-.

land I-IIt N I--IIr .TVFl III.
september he 2,lr .LH
EOtce is hereby given that The following
named settler has hlcu notice Of his mteAtiJb 10
make iinal proof in support of his claim auu tn {
sad proof VIII br mldr briIre tue .Ounty lr
of harp county Agkunsaa, .t kvcrISg Shade,
Arkanss5, ON NOy,mb,r y lOiH, 1886, VIZ;
James r Watson
H. Z, No. 1lj4z for he sDUth half Of the south
west quarter section Is township Il Lorta range
west.
lie names the following witnesses 10 rove his
continuous residence UrUn and cultivation vi
SAID land, VIZ.
-. %. horne nnd Fillry Lock Of Center
Arkansas, and !. \. Green and = NJ. Ejggs Of
l'Oughkeeps,e, Arkansas.
IL. II. Myers,
Register.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
Administrators Land Sale.

BY virtue and authority Of an order Of the Pro-
5ale Court, Of the southern district Of Sharp
c"imty, Ark made ut its September term. 1900,
the undersigned rs administrator of the estate OF
Joseph N NcCnrd, deceased, will on Saturday
the 18Th dHEOt october, 1900, at tne frort door
Of the Court House, IN the town of Evening
Shade, Ark" (wIthiu legal hours Tor judicial
shts), ouer 10Y sale nc public cut-cry to the
and the east ha)fot southwest quarter of section
t"o (2), in township sixteen (6) north range
SIX ~ west, on credit Of SIX months, the
purchaser giving approved security
INis sale is ior the purpose Of paying the debts
legally adjudgcd against SAID estate, and the
Wpole, " 50 much OF he above described land
VIII be sold Us may be necessary to pay said
hebls, and Will be sold in sep rate tracts and
subject TO the dowely Of the widow Of sald de.
ceased,
Given under my hand this 18th day of scptem
Der, 1901 C.J. WILSON, Admir-,
JOSH Il VI. MCCoRD, deceased.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
McCiec's Eackaohe and Kid.
ney Cure

., VIII cure you otbackaohe, Kidney
disease, bladder affections, 5to. ltis
tho best treatment known Tor these
troubles You vii! get tho worth OF
your money.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
Notice for Publication l--9452
Land ONCE at Little Rock Ark.
SepLemDer llth, 1900,

september llth 1900,
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the county
clerk of sharp county, Arkansas. ut Evening
shade, Arkansas, on october 10Th 1900 viz:
John W. Carver
II, u No. 1858 tor the north half OF the south
east quarter Of section ii township Il north
range west
ienames the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation ol
SAID land, VIZ,
VIM, Munn Robert Lloyd, George Dawson and
S ~ Osborne, all Of Center, ARD,
H. II. Myers,
Register
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
7 arTilr Order.

SLATE OF ARKANSAS, !
COUNTY uE SUAEP.
Rn.o@a NJ, street., Justice OF the Peace Tor
Big rres township:
L. = NnuJu-TlIinUG
Us
The 'alamile Defendant
IG" Defendant, HE 'ulUmiuc COmpa-
ny, is warned 70 apncm IN this conrtW within
thirty days and answer the complaint OF Ihe
Plaintiff, q g. lenm.sa.
This september H. 1890
N, f. STREET, j. P.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
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Notice for Publication --9472
Land tlice at Little FOck. Ark
snlLinrn hLar TN. l-IlI- ln.n

'' -''''' ''NV'
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has lied notice OF his intention to
make ,iauI proof 10 support 0i his clam. and thai
ouIh liO0I viii be- made before Tie County CLERK
ol harp county .rkan5as. ut Evening Shade,
Arkansas, on November lUth, 1899, viz:
Jasper ~ trreen
Il. T.. no. l9joI lOr the sou,hwe,tquarter Qf the
a0uthc%st qu"lier oIthe aOut heast quarter o. The
southwest quarter section Il and The northwest
QaartrroI The north ast quarter and the northeast
iEurtcr Of lhe northwest quarter section l3 tuwn-
ship Il north range west.
ne names thetollOwHg witnesses to PROVE his
conLinuous residence upon and cultivation If said
land, VIZ:
=. n. Osborne and hillary I ock Of Chrter.
+f"an.as, anu }. T. Watson and +. N, Bicgs ui
iOnghAeepsie, Ark.
Il. Fl, Nyrs,
hegKtcr
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
Warning Order.

STATE or ARKANSAS,
COUNTY Or SHARP,
Before NJ. F Street, 4 Justice Of the Peace for
Big CrtcA township:
5. Y. Hunsak0r-plalntif,
VS.,
The Pierce hmiHg Company rfendant
The Defendant, lhe Fierce Minmg ompanv;
is warned to appear in Jhis court within thiriy
days and answer the complaint OF the rlaIattl,
-. Y huusaErr
This september II, 1860,
NJ. f. STREET, J.P.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
Warning Order.

STATE 0F ARKANSAS,
COUNTY OF HARP.
.Refore NJ, +, street, q Justice of the Peace for
Big Creek township:
\. J.. Eaucou-PlatntjT.
W,
The Pierce Mining Company Defendant
The Defendant, The erce Nnnc Company
Is Waruei to appear in this court Wuhm thirty
days anu answer The complaint OF the Plaintiff
A, I. Rautom, e. Il Porter agent
This September IA, 1850
NJ E. STREET, P,
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
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Warning Order.

STATT or ARKANSAS,
COUNTY or SHARP.
Before " f. Street, Justice OF the Peace iOI
Big Creek taWNshi
e. II, ortyr-plaintjG,
VS..
Pierce Mining 'ompaDy-prtrndInt.
The Defendant. tue .!pTcc Mi1iog Company
is warmed go appear 10 this court within thirty
days ard answer the complaint of the Plaintiff,
T. 70, Porter
This September II, 1870.
NJ, F. STREET, J. p
Sharp County record., 1900-10-12
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