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X. g. DUN.

New York, November 10 -R q. Dun,
head OF the mercantile agency firm OF
II. Il. Dun 81 Co., died in this city to.
day OF cirrhosis of the liver.
Mr.. Dun was born in Chillicothe, Ohio,
in 1886. He began his business career
at III In country store at $2 week.
He came to New YORK In 1918 and SCI
cured employment In the mercantile
agency then conducted by Lapham 81
douglass. Six years later he became q
partner of Mr. Douglass under the firm
name OF b. Douglass % Co, and In 1859
purchased his partners interest IN the
business. Mr. Dun leayes q widow, bus
no children.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.


THE loIut standing committee on laying out
new streets hereby gives notice to all
parties Interested IN the following named
streets that they will meet to hear the parties
and view the premises M the following times
and places:
At Peaks island, Trefei hens Landing, 30
consider the petition OF W. n. Trcfethen aud
others for new street at Trefetnen's Lanning.
on Wednesday. November "A, 1870. a. O'Clock
p. m.
said committee win on November Is. 1900 at
the following named times AID pl4ces:-
Olympia street, corner VeranaA at $50 a. m.
kidder street. corner OF Washington avenue.
81 10 a. m
Washington avenue near Ray streef to con-
slider petition for new street from Washington
avenue 20 Norris Corner at 20. 80 a. m.
At the head OF Roberts street 10 consider a
petition for new street on city farm. az ii.3O
q. m.
Forest avenue. corner OF Ksnnsbee street. to
consider the feasibility of widening Forest ave-
nue. near the Casco Taanery. at p m.
MelF0se street.. corner Of Coyis street. at a-9o
Belmont street corner of Forest avenue. At
2.4S D. m
BeiKnap street, corner of Stevens Avenue. at
AIS D. m
Tremon. street. corner of stevens avenue. 81
FRANK W. ROBINSON, Mayor,
JOHN J. FRYE,
FINER q. GEkRISH.
HEtBFET y. DYER,
ARTHUR y. MOULTON.
MICHEAL J. LANDERS.
Committee on Laying Out New Streets,
Portland. Name, November :, 1900.
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schr viator, Portland to Paysander, Lumber
D. t.
sehr Helen G. Moseley, Pascagoula TO Ha-
vaua, lumber So 90.
schr }. R. Fell, Wilmington, N. O.. 20 New
York. dry boards 81 go.
selr Il A. Taulane, Philadelphia to Car euas,
coal So so.
schr John Proctor, Philadelphia to Boston
coal Toe and b. m.
sehr Lizzie Babcock, Philadelphia to New
Bedford, coal Csc
schr Percy Birdsall. Philadelphia to Portland
COL zoe.
schr James Rothweu, Philadelphia 70 saco,
coal 81 10 ana towage-
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FINANCIALAND COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Predicts IN the
Leading Markets
s.,. Vosh stock, Money and Grain
markss Review

NEW YoRK. Nov1o.
Money on call closed nominal, no loans.
Prime mercantile paper a. eb1s per cent
sterling Exchange nominal. with actual busi
mas IA bankers bnls s4tsa - s4ss Tor de-
maud and sossa4 SOFA lor SIXTY days posted
rates at. 81 tsG- and "a s9bs Von-
mercial bills at S0ss 5o1s
sar SILVER GA
SILVER certificates "a as5,
Mexican dollars 60h.
Governments weak
Railroad bonds strong.
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ARRIVALS IN PORTLANn
Portland q y.rmouth Electric ny. Co

Leave Elm ST. for Underwood spring G.45.
T46 sih s. % n w., hourly till IL - D. M. halls
hourly till T.4J p. m. hourly till n.f5 r. M. For
Yarmouth at same time, emitting 1 10 2.45.
AID 8 10 aud T.l6 D. m. trips. Leave Yarmouth
a40 $40 40. T.4O g m, hourly tit f2,4J
D rf TO- 2.IO, 2.4o $40. T. TO- B.1O, 10. hourly
i'll 90 n. m. leave Underwood Spring FOR
Portland G. 10. 20. 7.41. $40 a. M, hourly III
II 10 p. m. hall hourly TIL TO hourly TIL 1910
D. w.
Sundays for Underwood Spring ant Var
mouth from SIS a. M. half hourly to as 2. m.
Last car from Underwood 10: Portland at 9.4)
p. IN. and from Yarmouth 90 p. m.
cetsdtf
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MAINE FIRES.
Flame Fighters Kept Busy in
Several Towns.
Hou.es Harmed TO shs erewnd at DAM
arlscotts.
tsrrcIAn no rHE rREss.l


Damarrscotta, November lo.-one Oh
the most disastrous fires that has visited
this town for long time broke Out AZ
IL. As D. m last night In the two story
dwelling houss OF Joshua Benner' stu
ated one mile from this village. Inc
wind was blowing gals at the time ana
Il was Impossible to save any OF tne
household goods. The ire Departments
was quickly on the scene and put on Two
streams from the hydrant near ny.
MT Enoch NeFrilPs house across tne
s+raat cauoht and was lgveleu 60 the
sround, only the barn being saved Inc
firemen succeeded in getting out par. oa
Mir Merrill furniture. The cans oi tne
fire is unknown. Mr.. Banner cartlsl an
stable ard Mr. Merrill was well insured.
AT 3 30 this morning the ire was unaer
control.
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Portland & Boothbav Stssmbosr Co

STEAMER ENFERPHfsE leaves East
Boothbay NJ Ia m. Monday, Wednesday and
Friday for Portland. touching At So. Hristol,
island-
Returning. leave Franklin Wharf, Portland.
AZ q. m. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday for
Squirrel tsland. baDthbnv Harbos. Heron ISL
and So. Bristol and East Boothbay.
aur1dtf ALFRED RACE Manager.
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FOR RURAL MAILS.
Free Delivery 10 BE Extended to All
Parts of the Country.

Washington. November 'l0.-The APP
preparation for rural free delivery ser
vice which the Postmaster General win
ask from Congress for the next fiscal
year, probably will be upward OF g, 50O,
600, as 1t is proposed to extend the SER
vice to all parts OF the country. The es-
Inmates which will be submitted to Con-
gress for the regular free dahvery service,
IL Ia understood, will DO SlT, IL, 600, an
tncrease OF s per cent over the appropri-
alton for Last year.
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VnE l1gSaI5'IIsf
I'm Effect Nov. Isth, 1900
LEAVE UNION STATION. RAIL
WAY SQUARE As FOLLOWS:

inAiNS LEAVE UNION STATION. RAIL
NAY SQUARE As FOLLOWS:
100 q. m. For Brunswick, Lewiston (Iowsry
Bath. hocklapc. Augusta, WateTville. 5kowhe-
e9nnectng or 81 John. %. stephen. CCalais1,
Houlton and Woodsfock.
$50 q. m. For DanvilIs Junction, RumforI
r IA lewiston, Pennington, kangeiey and
los a. m, For Brunswick Bath, Lewiston,
Gardner Augusta. Waterville Pitnasid,
a. r. X.
u. 40 2. n. Express for Brunswick, Lisbon
rails, lewiston wa brunswick, August Water
Dor. Washington Co. Z. n. Oidlown. Greenviile
ara katah'tia Iron worss.
IL % p; N. For Danviile, Je, Rumford Falls.
Befns. lewiston, Pennington. Carrabasset
hangeiey, Brigham, Waterylllr. Skowbe2am
:, % pm For Freepori. Bfanswiek, Rockiand.
gan, Belfast, Dover and Foxcroft- GreenviIle
Bangor, ndtown and matiswamkeag, and TO
$40 p. m. For Brunswick. Bath. 10 iklani.
Augusta and Watervlle
:. {; l5 p. m. For Danvilie Junction. Mechanic
ii.0O D. m. Night Express for Brunswick,
Bath. Lewiston. Augusta, Waterviie. oS-
ne AZ, Bangor, Mooseheai Lake, Aroosiook
County via Oldtown, Bar Harbor. Bucksp9rt
Wasnias to : o. II. X. Vaaceboro. ST. Stephen
ia alsl. 81. Andrews, St John and all Ar1os-
took Cou ty vita Vanceboro, Halifax and the
does not connect to Belfasr. Dexter, Dover and
Foxeroi, nor beyond Bangor.
WHITe MOUNTAIN DIVISION.
$50 a. m. For Bridgton. HarriAon. Fa5yans,
Burlington, lancaster, ST. John sbury Sher-
brooke. Quebee. Montreal. Chicago, St Paul
and Minneapolis.
LOS p. m. For ssbago Lake. Brideton Har-
rtsOn North Conway. Fabyans. Lancaster
Colehruok ald Beeener Fails
GOO p. m. For sepago Lake. Cornish. Brldg-
ton. liza iisan, North Conway and Bartlett
SUNDAY iLAlNS.
7.2oa m. Paper train for Bangor hath. and
for Rockland except Ferry Transfer at Bath.
i241 I'm. For MGnswiek, lewiston, Bath.
Augusta, Wateryille and Bangor.
iLe0 y. m. Night kxpge, $ for all polatI.
ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND.
From Bartlett No. Conway and Harrison.
s.25 a. M; ewiston aud Me chapic ais, a35
q. m; WaterVne, Augusta aud kockland, AS
q. M; Bangor, augusta and R0ckiand. 3.15
y. m; Skowheglr, Pennington, humf0rd Falls
and Lewiston, " 20 3. H.. Beeeher Falls Fab
Naterv lie, Augusta aud Reekland. $50 .. m. I;
ST. John, st. Sephens. (Ca,aisl. Bar HarbOr.
Arou stoOk County, Moosehead Lake and ban
gor. 6.35 p. M. Rangeleys Faruington, u m
iard Falls and Lewiston. h.45 y. m. Chicago,
Montreal Quebec, Eabyans. No. Conway.
Br dRt0n, lbs p. n; Bar Harb0r and BangT.
25 a. m. daily; Halllax, 81. John, HoultoD, Sc.
stephen, Bar Hafbor, Bangor. 3.da a. m.
SUNDAYS Bangor AMI Lewisto l2.25 p. m. /;
Bangor, l Is q. M; Halifax, s. john, Vance
boro and Bangor. $50 a. m.
GEfL n. EVANS, v. r.. & g. NJ.
+. L. RQ0THBY. G. T. & ]. A.
OclBdtf
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BEST HELD WITHOUT BAIL.

Lynn, Mass, November 10.-John @
Best was today in the Lynn polics
court held without ball for the grand
jury for the murder of George Bailey.
the farmer Of Breakheart HID farm,
North Saugus.
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BOSTON Nov 0 'eOo-Tne following were
today's quotations OF Flour ana corn;
FLOUR
Spring uatents 80 40 25-
Winter patents 10d4 so.
Clear AMI sSralgnL SO ID 20
Cern-sIeamer yellow &7lac.
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HLRPSWELL STEAMBOAT C0.

w,,s' ,s.ss rost,and Fer Portland. SaIiv
Sundays excepted. at 200 p. m. FOR Long Isl.
and Little and Great chebeague, Clh Isl
aud SO. Harpswell, Bailey's and Crrs Island.
Return Tor P0ftanG-Leave Orrs Island and
aboy6 landings. 100 A. m Arrive Portland.
octidif ISAIAH DANIELS. Gen. Mgr.
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ALLAN LIN ::
PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL.
HATES OF passage

RATES Of PASSAGE.
CABrN--S5o.O0 and upwards. A re tuct:oa
Of 10 per cent Is allowed on return tickets ex-
cspt on lowest rates.
SECOND CABEN-To. Liverpool, Londoa or
Lnnd ondt rry --Sa5. 90 10 5000
STEERAGE--Liverpool London, Glasgow.
Belfast l. ntouderty Or Queenstown, $500
an so. Prepaid ceTtifisaies Sel59.
Children under n years, hAlf fare. Rates to
or from other points on application 10
r. r. MCGOWAN. 42O Congress Ss.s
Portland, ne.
First National Bsak Bstidfngs fsre-
kAssds AEasAe
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EaIass.

Hldsx.
The following quotations represent Inc ray-
ng prices In this markets
Cow and steers. ...oe ID
BuilS AID starr...-. ....s.......s...og
Calf SRsnS--No qualify --.......... 30
Nos -..................s5c each
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The stannsn and elegant steamer
.tt0V. DINGLEY" and BAY STATE"
alternately leave Franklin Wharf. Poruand.
and India Wharf. Boston. ut TOO p. m. daily
These steamers meet every demand OF
modern steamship service In safety speed.
comfort and luxury Of travelling,
ThrnFIgli tickets for Providence. Lowell
Wnrnester, New York. ETC.,. etc.
IF. LISCDMB. ten. Manager
THOMAS NJ BARTLETT. Age4-
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,,e,o,l orocer., sugar Market.

Portland marKet--cui loai g.; canfectoncrs
C powdered 7lsc. granulased at scs coffee
crushed sac ;yellow g.
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International Steamship Co.

Foh -
Esslb, cas, eslals ST. isha v J. Fsilss ~
and all parts OF New brunswick. Noys Scotia
Prince hdward Island and Cape Breton. The
iayorite route to Campobello aud St Andrews
N. Il.
Fall ArraH cement.
Ca ant after M0ndas, Nov 5. steamers will
AID Iharsday az $50 y. Returning
leave St John. kastpart ana Lnbeo Mon
days aud - aFsaay.
Through tickets issued and baggage checked
to destination EY~ Freight reeetved up to @oo
pm.
FoF tickets and staser0oms apply at the Pins
Ttrea Ticket ONES. 40 Md = street, or for
oihsr information q Companys Once. Railroad
Wharf foot OF state street.
J. y. LIsC0MB. supl
may II n r HEkSEf. Agent
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Maine Steamship Co.
Tong Js'ansl soaad Nv paylt 81
NEW YORK DIRECT LINE.

SlPS PGh WGEN
Reduced Fares-$S- 90 one way.
The steamships Horatia Hall and Man
haitian altsFnatiwsly leave FRANKLIN Wharf.
Portland, Tuesdays. ThursdAys and Saturdays
At 8 d m. tor New York direct Returning. leave
PERI 50, &. r., tuesdays. Thursdays and satn-s
days ut p. N
these steamers are superbly fitted and has,
qished for passenger travel and afford the most
orvsniens and comfortable ryats pstwsen
Portland and New York
.. r. LIsOOisB. General Agent
IHOS- N. BAkTLETE. AgI oeEsdG
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RAILROADS.
Health, Strength and Pleasure
in Americas Great Winter Resorts
IN CALIFOR MA,
TAKE THE LUXURIOUS
"SunSet Limited"

which comprises everything that Is up 10 date
and modern IN the railroad world, and is the
only solid train between the Mississippi River
and San Francisco, remote from the inconvcni-
eHees Of high attitudes and snow.
special nrOugh rams coast ting of sleeping
and dining-eAFs viii leave New York every Sat
urday. Tuesday and Thursday, connecting
directly with the sunset limited" at New
orleans.
FOR full Information. free Illustrated pamph-
let's maps, and time tables, also lowest rates,
slerping-ear tickets, and baggage checked,
apply TO Southern Pacific Co., State st., Bcs-
ton, Mass. oct29M&Th4mo
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Oct "a, lat AZ. lon 30. barQue New York, from
Bangor IL CAstelmare.
Nov 8, I'VE miles Il OF Winter Quarter ShoaI
sen s Blackburn, froln Baltimore fer Port
land
Nov 8. forty miles OF Fryiag Pan Shoals
sch Longfellow. hannah. from sayannah FOR
Fall river; same time, sch N v b Chase. nm
jacksonville Tor Providence.
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Sch Nyra y Weaver. Of Bath. Capt Wanna
man, fruu Fernandina Oct is for BasIon. with
425 II lumber parted CHAINS during the gale
10Th ia Vineyard Sound and was driven ashore
on Handkerchief Shoal. She capsizs soon az
ter and six persons were drowned. The NJ q w
registersd B14 tons aud was built In 1889 at
hath here she was owned. See general news
for particulars.
al anchor of HaiRhns P0iut. was fouled by sch
Spartan aud had martlngsle carried away. NO
damage 10 the Spartan.
Boston, Nov lc-Caps Dorr aud crew. Of the
abandoned schr Sea Breeze, arrived here on the
steamer Commonwealth. from Liverpool. and
have left for their homes In harrington.
Sch Frank Vanderherchen, which has just
been thoroughly overhauled at East Boston, has
had her name changed to Malien. Capt Me
Kown will command her.
brunswick, Nov IO-seh Charlotte T Sibley.
Norwood from New York, arrived here this
moruing with loss Of both anchors and 40 faith
oms chain.
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Portland & RumiMd Falls Ry.
q. EFTret (sef. O. 1909

Ia Effcct Oct. q. 1909.
DEPARTURES
$50 A M and J2.ss noon. From Union Stsltisa
for Poland Mechanic Falls. Buclkheid. Can
ron Dixneid and Rumford Falls.
asoa m 12a5 noon and BIS D. N. From unica
sfatson Tor Mechanic Falls and intsrmed1sEs
stations.
l.. s. neaa from Union Station for Benls..
= FsrtiAn4. Mama
= ,s n a. a. ~ Rnmiord ksuH Mama
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BoOTHBAY HARROn. Nav 11-In port, sch
Laura r Chester, R5ckland foe BOston Fannie
Hall Bangor for DO. Il Waterman Calais Tor
Hsistol; Charles a Hunf, Deer Isle Tor Bostou;
Mary Cnshnan. BangOJ TOE do; Break Of Day
Rockland ior New York; s s Smith. Rockiand
fer d iston, Silas Meioon, aud Mary Halves,
do ter dos y @ French, Bangor for Sound port
Hyeua. Bangor for vineyard Haven Hume.
Rockland for View Y0k.
AIsOin port. sens Fiyway, from New YORK for
Mt Desert; Odell. Bangor for Sound port; Ella
Mny, Rockport fcI Boston; Belle O'Neil, Ban
gor fr New York; Hannah Carlton, DO for
do; II, eua. Basanr for Vineyard Haveni Doug
lass Haynes. KenEsoec Or New York; Annie s
Reuben, DO for dos VIM y kins, * John, NIB,
for New York. Tnos w II White. kennebec for
Vineyard Haven.
sailed. sehs charley .woolsey. New. YORK ior
RocEianh Wesley Abbott. Boston for Ellis.
worth, and others. bound east.
.IONESPORT. Nov s-sr sch A Keene
Faikingham, Weymouth Ms; Highland Queen
lbobhin. P5rtiani.
sailed. SENS clara f Rogers. Cslor. Addison
Freeport. wilson, Bar Harbor.
kugKPORT, Nov S--Ar, sehs Mary Laugh
ton, Hall, New York; Carrie Miles. do.
Nov g--Ar sch Rising BIllow. Yinalhayen
soop Anton, Portland.
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DOMINION LINE.
Montreal to Liverpool

Steamer. From Montreal. From Quebec.
cambroInan Nov. 10, daylight. NoH. 10, p. m.
sRuman Nov. II daylight, direct
sThis steamer does not carry passenferS
Steamer. From Portland. From Halifax.
Vancouver. Nov. 24th 2 p. m. Nov. 25th. 3 D. M.
Dominion. Dec. stu, p. in. Dec 9th. p. M
CamBroman Dec. 18TH 2 p. m.
BOStan 10 LYsrp,o Via. Queenstown.
Steamer. From Boston.
New England Nov. Z, 1000 a. m
Cenimouweait Nov. IA Dee. II.
RATES OF PASSAGE
First Cabfn--s50.0J and up single re-
Garn-s100.00 and up, according TO steamer
and accommodation.
Second ca bin-235.00 ant upwards single.
Re;mn-:s so and upwards, accor ling "a
STEAMER.
steer gs-To liverpool, Derry. London,
Qgeensta wa. Belfast and Glasgow, $1,000.
BfeerageH outfit furnished free.
Apply TO T. +. MCGOWAN, go Congress
street J. b. HEATING room l. First Nation
Al BANK Building CHARLES ASHTON. 94IA
Congress- street and ConHress Square Hotel, or
oct5dtf
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PORTLAND. Nov. 10.
The Following quotauoasrepreisnt me whole
sale prices Tor the market;
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

Since our last death has been
felt in our midst. Mrs. Adair,
wife of Beverly Adair, died jan
uary IS, Mrs. Fanny Graham,
widow of DR.. Graham, on the 81,
and Esq, Higgins on the 10th.
Mr.. Higgins had been a citizen
of Center for the past three
years, but had just moved to
Henry Williams farm on Straw
berry. His remains were taken
to Williford for burial. Mrs.
Adair was buried at the Barnes
Cemetery on Strawberry and
Mrs. Graham was laid to rest at
Highland. The bereaved rela-
tives have the sympathy of all.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09
CAVE CITY.

We had a considerable rain
Saturday night.
Everett Sullivan of Grange en-
tered school Monday.
Several of our citizens attended
the Springer sale Tuesday.
Cleo Taylor, one of our school
boys, spent Sunday at home,
Miss Ruth Haddock and S. N.
Robinson of Sharp entered school
Monday
Harmon Matheny, a popular
candidate for sheriff, was in the
city Monday.
Ben Castleberry who attended
school here through the fall was
in town Monday night.
In a personal letter DR.. Jim
MCGEE, who is in Memphis now,
informs us that he and his family
are just recovering from an at
tack of measles.
Rev. VIM. Wood will serve the
Cave City circuit another year
making three years in succession
on this work. He filled his reg
ular appointment here Sunday.
Two weddings occurred near
here Sunday. Mr.. Leroy Vau-
CHAN of this place to Miss Mary
Doss of MaXville and Mr.. Tom
Woodbridge to Miss Minnie
Brotten. The two couples took
their infare dinner together Mon
day at Mrs. T'iLa Vaughan's.
We extend congratulations.
Mrs. Maggie Butler, wife of
Henry Butler, who moved here
from Melbourne last fall, died
Friday morning of consumption.
She leaves a husband and two
children. Mr.. Butler is a broth
er of Prof. Butler of Salem.
This community sympathizes
with him in his bereavement.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

--Wo overheard quite a dis
cussion the other day as to what
date the ground hog came out,
Some claimed it is on tho 2nd Of
February and others said the
14th of February was the date,
We will have to stay by our rais-
ing and say that the End is cor
rect,
All dealers in Evening Shade
and j. A, Lamar, Cave City,
guarantee every bottle Of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and will
refund the money to any one who
is not satisfied after using two.
thirds of the contents, This is
the best remedy in the world for
la grippe, coughs, colds, Group
and wAooping cough and is
pleasant and safe TO take, It
prevents any tendency Of u COLI
10 result in pneumonia, Feb,
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

Our esteemed contempora-
ry, the Maynard Enterprise,
contained a long article last
week in which the editor
argues that Sharp county
should decide who should
represent this district in the
state senate for the next four
years Bro. Lindsey seems
to be very much bamboozled
when he comes to speak of
the custom that has prevailed
in the district for many
years. He seems to think
that as It is Sharp courty's
turn to have the senator that
1t is the duty of the voters of
Sharp county alone to make
the choice, while Lawrence
and Randolph counties hold
their hands, and after we
have named the man then the
other two counties have got
to swallow orr choice and
make no ugly faces, Such is
not the case, According to
custom the next state senator
from the Second district shall
come from Sharp county, but
that does not mean that Law.
renee and Randolph counties
shall have no voice in saying
VINO the senator shall be.
AS we have stated before,
under The custom but one
county may put out candi.
dates but all the counties are
entitled to express their
cholce at the polls. 1t isl
right that they should do so
and wrong if they are not al.
X, the privilege, After
sharp county has had the
senator four years it will be
Lawrence county's turn to
put out candidates. Law.
renee county may put out a
number OF candidates and the
people Of Sharp county may
nave a decided preference,
Out under this new.fangled
way that Matched in Ran.
ooIph county but a few weeks
ago we have got to hold our
peace and, perhaps, LET
Lawrence county nominate a
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09
CENTER.
Health is good.

Health is good.
Alex. Rogers is going to start
to the Panhandle next Tuesday.
Marshall Causby killed an s.
pound cat and a lot Of ether fish
in Big Creek a few nights ago,
Marshall has put up a moe barn.
Henry Williams and Tom Nc
Caa went to Spring river fishing
and stayed two nights last week.
They reported no luck; too much
wind blowing.
The funeral of Aunt Betsey
Rogers is to be preached on next
Sunday Feb. II, by Rev, f, NJ,
Smith, Of Calamine circuit, at
Liberty Hill church.
The school is progressing nioo-
ly, Only one more week Of free
school, then four months and
three weeks of subscription
school, Any one wanting to go
to a good school for tour or five
months would do we'll to apply at
Center.
There is some railroad talk in
our part and the mineral pros
pecting is still all the go cast of
Center. One of our citizens got
u letter from a friend in Missouri
stating that the Salem and Little
Rock road was going to be and
is now being surveyed from Sa-
lem TO West Plains, We are
hoping it viii come by Center,
theuCe W CalamIne and Vhence TO
Little Rock,
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

Ihave used Ripans Tahulus with so much salts
faction that can cheerfully recommend them.
Have been troubled for about three years with
what called bilious attacks coming On iesuiarE
o,,.a a week. Was told by dlderen. physicians
mat II was caused by bad teeth, OF which had
several | had the teeth extracted. but the at.
tacks continued had seen advertisements OF
Rlpans Tabules In all the papers but had no faith
IN them but about six weeks since friend In
duced Inc to try them. Have taken but two OF the
ANAL scent boxes Of the Tabules and have had
no recurrence of TITO attacks. have never gwen a
testimonial for anything before Dut lhe great
.mount Of GOOD which believe has been done me
nv Ripans Tabules induces me to add mine TO the
many testimonials you doubtless have In your
no.soseion now. II. DEWITT.