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WEDDINGS.

Mr.. william J. Hill. of Auburn. and Miss
Nora L. Hart, Of Christopher, were mar
ried at the residence OF the ofhciating
clergyman, Rev. John 4. Damon, In SEE
attic, Saturday afternoon. November ~
Mr. d. b. Winter serving as best man
and Mrs. II. d. l.. Barber as bridesmaid.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hart. an, ana Miss sio'e, hu sis
n. ~ ~
Rev. w. III. G. Temple conducted a
double wedding ceremony at the home OF
the brides mother. rs Lenora street
Wednesday afternoon. November u, the
Pomeroy. and Miss Anna Y. Bowman. and
MIR. Esek 8. Nichols and Mas Mildred r.
Bowman The family and immediate
friends only were present,
n -. ~
Mr.. Alfred n Holcomh OF Port Town
send. one of the best known marine en-
gineers ON Puget sound. and Mrs. Mary
Isabel Dali Of this city. were quietly
married Tuesday morning. leaving on tho
steamer Victoria on a brief wedding tour
Rev. John Y. Damon ofhciated. Mr. and
Mrs. Holcomh viii be at home NJ e2 Fifth
avenue, Seattle.
Mr.. Emmett u. Keneaiy, OF this city. and
Mrs. Annie Ranyor. OF Portland, Or. we're
married at the residence OF Rev John
y. Damon on Tuesday evening. Capt. and
Mrs. J. X. Gibson doing tho honors as
best man and bridesmaid.
n ~ ~
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Anne Seymour and Mr..
William III. Dopp. The ceremony will
take place on "Wednesday December 8.
az the residence OF Miss Scymours par
ents. 1901 Seventh avenue
~ ~ -
Tho marriage or Mr.. Deibort J. rfeniy
and Miss Gertrude Mekinnon, % this
city. VIII take place on December l.
They VIII be AZ home after Chriatmas.
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COMING EVENTS.

The annual bail Of the Young Mems Institute win
b given Tuesday esening at Rauke hall
Invitations out for another high links and
reception to be given Wednesday evening by the
Ar League Bohemisns at their hall in the old
University building
:. The tenth annual bah a. the Seattle Street Car
Employees Bensnt Association VIII he held Thanks
giving eve. This society Is for mutual aid, aud all
the money received goes TO help all the street car
men In the association who Ill suffering from
injuries The public generally has always responded
In helpful way 70 the association and this years
ball viii undoubtedly be a great succesx
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GRAND tuTksY refHe. Ave Rsaess a~
raxs. egesT n2xAs srpaa NOVEMBER q aasa
Thanksgiving.
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a THOUSAND TONGUES

Csusd net express the rarture a Anrie y srf.nx
e. g fh1isdelphis. when DR., Kings New pHscoseLy
surr1 her Of hacking cough that Ter mnny yea
&c -. made life burden she sayss Artef =.
Snw reraed;es and dcctnu failed it socn rsnossa
0e psln IN my chest and can nov sleep ssIin1'y
sosnsshing O. scsrreiy remember doing before.
zee nks sorn4Ag ITS praises throughout the uni
Nerse N. K11gs New Discovery q grsr.ntsed 70
rHcc sc Aad 81 Trial ectfies fire. at
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO
JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD 1T
II he'd had Itching Piles They're terribly srncs-
Ease or fsles on earth IL has cured thousandA Fer
INJURIES Pains Bodily Erupticns us the best
s s2iss IN ths verdi Price &c box Cure gasrsn-
teed Sold BY
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG co.
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Ma ara NJ feuis MsI seEs guests az
Ny !. W sNahSa ln kzs nx}xste ear oa
a tfsa % fsaztisrA ire early pass * gAe
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MEew NeTaga rasettainet fxw trseDsa
81 Msu&aS &stsrmaea At e4g Aaae "a
F9fth Aven4s ard Msatexa ssfsss. sa hsnes
"a Miss Rsisn i'siFfsx MsNkssht VIA No
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lnvitAucas have h~sn lssadi Ter the
naafrtaEa q Miss eseFifu,te eartnue prnce
and Nf 1oaeph csFp@ntsf Harris. - skls
rssv, The cersraepy viii take place We'd
neeaas. Itcsasbef = AZ 81 MARKS shufra
Miss PFtnco Nse N%en = resident q Ra-
attic f,sr ths past gesf. hsfars whtsh tirrs
shs vas a prcrsineus ~ istY ssfl e ulyga-
nsa AIR tgAgrfe = we'll kuswa IN seattle.
Asxlnx rrefarA hege s4r aaAas ysarM
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1she regular Hgxtinx &c tAe "Wednesday
taes e91b w@8 pa&sps@sa esss wsa& On
AremHat ~ ths charity hRM Tts riGa
Fses friday uieel a. ses ysslasnes "a Mr.
ard Mira n E WM&hnarn Ga MaafAa
.4r4wa aws Mfsssr 4eQhts4
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

of the state. The plans, which
we're furnished by Architect Geo.
r, Mann, have been compliment
ed by many of the best architects
and builders of this country, and
are very modern in design, The
foundation of this grand building
is now almost completed and
readily exhibits to the most casu-
al visitor what the consummation
will be. The work up to this time
has been most economically eXe-
3uted, and when the building is
completed every citizen of the
state will be proud of our state
house and applaud the work so
gIoriousIy inaugurated by the last
general assembly.-Little Rock
Advertiser.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

Judge Fulkerson has notified
the attorneys on both sides of his
decision as chancellor in the
Shirey divorce case, from Law
renee county, argued before him
here in vacation last week. Ar.
thur W. and Mrs. Maggie w.
Shirey are the parties to The suit.
The former brought the original
suit for divorce, and the latter
promptly filed a cross bill. When
they were married, five or six
years ago, 5hirey was 80 and his
wife % years Of age. Both had
been previously married and d.
vorced. Shirey is a merchant at
Mlnturn and is worth over $50
900. Shirey charged his wife
with adultery, and she charged
him with cruelty Judge Fulkor-
son denied Shirey's suit, holding
his charges to be unproven, and
granted the wife the divorce.
According TO Che terms of an
aute-nuptial contract, by which
Shirey settled a farm worth some
$4,000 on his wife, she was de.
MED further interest in his prop
erty, bat the chancellor gave her
Judgment for $50 annual ALI
This was one of the most
Important and most hotIy con.
tested suits Of the kind ever tried
in The s,ate,-Batosyile Guard.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13
E0w's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward tor any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
FJ, Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have Known
f. }. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly S.honorabIe
IN all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by their firm.
West d Traax, Wholesale Drug.
gists, Toledo, o. Wa.ding, Krpnan
& Marvin, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, D.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken IN
tenaliy, acting directly upon the
blood aud mucous surfaces of she
system, Testimonials s,nt free
A ddress f J Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, OHIO
Sold by druggists, 75c,
HaIPs Family Pills are the best.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13
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6reat iconstefnaJI1n was felt by
the friends OF II. A. IIogar;y Of
Lexington, KY, when they saw he
was -runing yellow. His skin slow
ly changed color, also his eyes, aud
he suffered terribly. Ills maiAdy
was Ye!low Jaundice. He was
treated by the best doctors, but
wIthoIt benefit. Then he was adj
vised to try Electric Bitters, tie
wonderful stomach aud liver remedy,
and he wrtes: CATER taking two
bottles I was wholly cured" A
trial proves its matchless merit for
all stomach, liver and kidney trou
bIes, Only soc. Sold by W c..
Snow, druggist,
4 lodge Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor has been organ
lied at ParagouId, 50 strong,
"We have sold many diiArvnt
cough remedies, but none has given
better satisfaction thau Chamber
ANS" saws Mr.. Chas. HoIzhauer,
druggist, Newark, N, J. 1t Is per
feetly safe and can be relied upon IN
ali eases CT coughs, eolis or hoarses
ness, Sold by all medicine dealers
in Evening Shade, and J. A. Laman,
Cave City,
Profs. Junius Jordan and W.
A. Crawford viii canvass the
state again this summer in the
interest Of the State University.
Dyejng is as simple as washing
when you use Putnam FadeIess
Dyes, For sale by s, G, MGdlock Il
Bro. Poughkeepse, Ark,
The purpose OF glls in fish is to
separate the air used by them for
breathing, The water is taken
through the mouth and expelled
through the gilIs.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

Every voter in Arkansas should
bear in mind that it is important
chat he, vote for the amendment
totho state constitution, at the
state election---for making official
bonds through surety companies
Then we will have fewer deraloa-
lions, asit will be next to impos-
siblc for a man Of bad character
TO make q bond, and in all cases
there can be no losses, as surety
companies assume liability
Texarkanian.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13
The Appetite of "a Goat

Is enWed by all whose stomach
and liver are out of ORDER But
such should know that DR.. Kings
New Life Pills give a splendid app.
petite, sound digestion ana a regular
bodily habit that insures perfect
health and great energy. Only 25c
a. W. c. SHOWS drug store.
You assume no risk when you buy
ChamDerIain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. All medicine
dealers in Evening Shade and j. A.
Lamau, 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 aud reliable. N.
Native hens in New Zealand in
addition to supplying the cOmmu-
mites with eggs make themselves
additionally useful by catching
rats.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

the beds Of hard rocks, and there
fore have the same general dis
tribution as the strata from,which
they are derived. The disni-
button Of road-making materials,
therefore. depends upon the dis
tribution OF the various kinds OF
rocks, and this depends upon the
geology Of the State, 50 that a
map shown in detail the distri-
button of the various kinds Of
road-making materials would to
a certain extent be a geological
map.
The road builder often has to
make his roads of whatever he
finds at hand, but it often hap
pens that there are several kinds
of rock equally convenient, and
that he can use one just as well
as the other. Eyis Of great i'm
pOrtance in such cases that he
should know which to. choose
for, as | snail point out, some
rocks are altogether unftfor such
use, and it is just as important to
avoid poor materials as it is to
use good on5s.
tits intended to speak in this
paper, however, only Of the ma
terials adapted to making the
surface or top-dressing, OF
metal" " as it is often called, Of
common roads or turnpikes.
Many elements, Of course, go to
make up a good road, but even
with the proper drainage, cross
section, foundation, and grade,
without a proper surface the road
must always be poor one, be:
sides being expensive to main
tain. When the Telford system
is used almost any hard rock will
answer for the bedrock of the
roadway, but only a few kinds Of
rock are fit to be used as dressing
or road material.
1t is proposed, therefore, tC
point out the advantages of the
materials Of the State that might
be utilized for such purposes, anc
to call attention to other material;
that have been or are liable to be
used, but which are judged to be
Objectionable,
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13
ROAD MAKING MATERIALS IN AR

ROAD MAKING MATERIALS IN AR
KANSAS.
At this time we feel that it may
be important to say few words
in regard to road-making ma
terial, and to this end We give
below few extracts from the re-
port on Road Making materials
in Arkansas by Mr.. John G.
Branner, Arkansas Stale Geolo-
gist;
The quagmiFes, rut5, and
wrecked wagons that mark our
common highways, the reckless
waste of the old road system, and
the social and commercial iso-
lation that such roads impose up
on our people-and especially
upon our farmers-during a large
part Of the winter and spring
months must sooner or later con-
vince US that bad roads cost more
than good ones. 1t is not my
object, however, to point out the
importance Of good roads, but
simply to call attention to the.
materials that should be avoided
and the materials that should be
used when we come to the actual
work of road construction. 1t is
also assumed that whenever
road d-building is taken up SER
iously properly informed road
engineers will have the laying
out of the routes and the deterni-
nation of the details of grades,
curves, drainage, cross section,
and methods of construction; for
unless these details be looked
after by those whose business it
is to know about and attend to
them, no attempt atroad-b building
is likely to be satisfactory or
more than half successful.
The rocks of the State are the
States road-making materials.
In some places these rocks lie in
their original unbroken beds; in
others they are more or less
shattered. or broken up INTO talus
or gravels; or they have been
rolled in the beds of streams and
worn into more or less rounded
pebbles. But the gravels and
pebbles are derived directly from
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

"
We can endorse the following
from the Little Rock Democrat:
"The Democrat has been mistake
en- many times in its Judgment as
to omen and measures, but if il
makes rnistakesit is always ready
to:admit and correct them. The
fact that the Democrat has been
unsuccessful in opposing a can
didate for office will not prevent
it from giving him all proper
credit for gcodth he may ac-
oomphsh Whenever that credit
shanSee. due hiJA, Any other
oouiaeswould be utterly unworthy
Of honorable Journalism" rt
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13
OFFICIAL,

Congressman First Dsrict--p d. MoCulloeh
tesldrnce 'iprlann4, Lee COUNTY.
senator second Dist j witt pucahontau
udgei lBth Judicial DAt-Johu B, MgCalpb,
Evening shade.
Pros. Aity 18th Dst-R. @. Maxey, Mani
moth lprlug,
2H4Rr CQuSyy-3cprmcnA /, Herrn.
Judge " smith.
Clerk-d, y, llll,
Sheriff., y, wilkins Hardy,
Aascssor-Con NJ sullivan,
Ireusurpr--C, W shaver.
Co, EAannor--J A WntN 4.
THE COURTS,
Circuit Court, y, nist-Frst Monday In Jan.
VA uaIy "nu July' IN q, Dmt-second Monday In
February and August,
County Court-.d Monday In january, Aprn,
.uly and October. r''''
rrobHte Court, ) Dst-1nl Monday In Nnrch .
June, september aud December.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

The Walnut Ridge Telephone is
a paper we receive a copy Of
about once or twice a month,
Guess we will have to subscribe
in order.to get it regularly,
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

The State Capitolbuilding, now
undsr course Of construction, will
be one ofthe finest public build.
ingsin the9unitod States. Itwill
Do Built Of Arkansas granite and
finished with The Hinol marble
bounding in tho northern part
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

paek packed paper carton n
ln lowprced intended Nr u pG
dozen l sending arl~i
New YorIor single cAon7n rIS
general oleep Gus ~
n Droiong ie o s Ta&
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

The Hon. jeff Davis will be
after trying to defeat Jas. K.
Jones for the U. s. Senate in a
couple of years. So will ex-gov-
ernor Jas. p. Clarke.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13
went 20 inform ycT,

went 70 inform vow,
"a words ~ highest
Dfaiso, Of the benefit
T have derived from
Ei0ans rablles. / am a
rfessi1nal nurse and
II this profession lc.ear
bead Is always needed.
Aipans TdJu.ss lo3s 1t.
After Ous 0f 2Iy caseS I
fOuudmy 5e!fc1mp.etely
run down. Acsluy1r ,ae
advica Of NJ. Gen Bow
er, ph. g., 58 Aewavk
Ave, Jersey City, i to1z
Ripans rabaIs5 with
grand rcsu..s.
Htss BEEslE WIEDnAS.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13
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portant, An intelligent understanding of tbo aSg
great political party is something To he dexira5 poe!
citizen to thoroughly inform himself upon Tho 1aa
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Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

Good roads in North Arkansas
would cause this section to take
ON anew spirit Of progress.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13
STATE NEWS.

- - 49, - Wv
by a train near DeQueen.
A brass band is being or
ganized az Mountain View.
Benton county republicans
have put out a full county
ticket.
A Bryan Club of 200 mem-
bers has been organized at
Lamar.
Little Rocks celebration
OF the Fourth was a grand
occasion.
Fifty Texarkana citizens
attended the big Kansas City
convention.
Ihe tOurth was quite
generally observed through
out the state.
Benton shipped two cars
Of potatoes to Philadelphia
d few days ago.
G. F, Clark, of Johnson
county, is the owner of a
calf with two tails.
Jim Robinson, charged
with murder, died in the
Phillips county Jail.
DR., Johnston, of Lewiston,
Ill, will start an Angora
goat farm near Rogers.
Two hundred acres of
Marion county mineral lands
recently sold for SD, 900.
Chas. Johnson, coIored,
was drowned in Black river,
near HoxIe, while looking for
pearls.
T. R. Lee, a wood-chopper
near Sloan Springs, recent
Iy inherited $4,000 in Ten
nessee.
Grassloppers are doing
great damage to corn and
cotton in the Western Ar
kansas Valley.
Three negroes are confined
in the Woodruff county jail
charged with fOully murder
ing a COlOred woman,
Gov. Jones has renlitted a
fine of $50 assessed against
H. P, Ingram of Union coun.
ty, for carrying d pistol.
1t is said hypnotism has
become so prevalent in Little
Rock that it may be neces-
sary for the authorities to
interfere.
A boiler explosion in a
lumber plant at Thornton
killed one man and did sever
al thousand dollars damage
to property.
r. W Davidson, a special
officer, was seriously wound
ed at ELoxie the +t1 by Chas.
Freer, a baseball player, who
was arrested.
The Big Pine Lumber
Company's plant in Miller
county was destroyed by fire,
causing a loss Of $40, GOO,
with SIS, 700 insurance.
c. Z. Seely of Benton
county, was recently Gaed
el00 in tue Federal court at
Ft. Smith, for sending an OBJ
scene letter through the
mails.
a new primary for county
treasurer has been ordered in
Benton township, Fulton
county, for the 10th, fraud
being charged there in the
regular primary,
The l5-year.old son of.
Mrs, Gill was killed bv a.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

Tabules regularly slekseps a few cartons Iipnns
Tabuirg In the houae and seYa she will not be with.
OUT tlcIa. The heartburn and laeplcssness have
diaappt ared with the Indigestion which wsS
formerly so grsasa burden e5r her Our whole
family lake tie rabulcs regularly, especially af'er
. hearty meal. My mother 20 atty years u GEs
and Ia enjoying she beet OF health ana p ats also
eats hearty usnis G1 impoasibilisY before she
soox Hlpans TAbaios. ANTON &. BLAUEGE.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

Hhava used aipars TeSaler --'i7 70 uHuer ss'.s.
faC;inr gaat + cat C1e"rtnaC rCro'LgueGi Ctifrl.
Have ocUl troubled ioe ll.uat three yuarz witn
ysuas LsNiai 1..tC 60 attacks ils.s On resuI1riv
oa,us o waex Vls tod iF ,ilec1c. nayz.c.-;s
mat It 7aa caused 5y oaG ;ae;a, % Ns!cn Z had
sarara,. ( 4at the rcafB extracted, but The At
sacks continued. ! AL Sea adver,tsrfueUt7 Of
Ri ans Iab.les IN all - pIgara bug mai no fait n
in .hsal, but tbOat SIX wee..H sNce friend IN
ducsd ne - Jry them. Fave taken oU5 TWO OF Che
srnaI ceai bcxss Of the IaJHia7 HEi hav, hLd
10 rscurs.cs Of Oh" s;tuc!-S. A11e revCs x ven -
segr.larllEl .lr suysI!07 hrf1rE DHt ao great
ar.0gut Of good vhica hal!avo Hrs been uo.e ne
oy alpans Tabulas ulIa-s i.!r tG add milne 10 tle
n9ay ie3tT.5li4Is yol cauoJless hNv7 ycur
Sc5session cow. a. Z. DEWITT.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13
nnthar wa trnul1lnh

Mother was troubled
with heartburn and
sIseplessn5ss, caused by
Indigestion, cor 8 goCi
many Years. Ohe day
she saly o testimonial
IL the paper tndcrliug
aIpans TauulCs. Sic
deteruiLsf 81 y.ge them
. tTiul, was greatly
relieved By thetr uss
apd "a, fagaa fh.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

ior 3'erh,e yeai1. Ssa|
Ay tes' aud les, ma 'i'..I'' -,
I coail not weat sh,,,.. d, .,l'
ifess' ife; saw Rlpsr, ~
aa'ig 7sVsf, bogsat,cs,'S~, \
,'l- nave taken hon lsS,
Is Is, ,ata a change IsnrS, |
ant. Aga , ovo 1t al to aa,'I a l,
seven yeGss old, har, ,I, ! !
houSeAold duties I'D n.y.
= ae has had he arcla, =. !,
f@hulss for hin. Hs H.. =.
taSe some time, lis H.
may Use NY lestss H.
ALr
! have been surrtpr !,
since | was q lt.,l .
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13
Directory.
RELIGIOUS.

RELIGIOUS.
Preach'ngat Tho Melhodistchuch second and
mud sundays IN cacn msuth Rev, " W,
Andei son pastor Every body invited,
sunday School every sunday morning ql 10
rgiuck ot N. M1thUdlst cndrCh Everybody ie
invited " some, e., j, WILSON,
SUPERINTENDENT
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

G. e, Lytle, county ex.
aminer of teachers for Jetfer.
son county, has given notice
to all teachers who failed to
attend the institute held
June 4 to 9 that their certii.
Gates are revoked. The past
institute, which was provid.
ed by law for the teachers,
was poorly attended, and a
number of teachers will suf.
Ter as a consequence,
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

"
Reading some Of The lK.:I
h.pans Tlbu.es, I tuei aaz !,
only relieved but aC.uallJ n
the EeadacLes Eve dslsx|
good conLitiun aid lie llgl
stomach. he lSnow asd, nd
woui0r,ui change IGNsp,|
| an sntla.lsc lhai ilfywlsl
the cradls to old age L i..zl
tons.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-13

a new primary for county
treasurer has been ordered in
Benton township, Fulton
county, for the 10th, fraud
being charged there in the
regular primary,
The 15-year.old son of
Mrs, Gill was killed by a
mule a few miles north of
Fordyce Sunday. The lad
got on the mule, which had a
sore back, and the mule
threw him off and kicked
him en- the neck as he fell,
Death was instaneous.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1900-02-23

We nave an article in this issue
from "Pine Knot" who writes inter
estingly from Grafton. He speaks
ont boldly against the move made to
cut off State Line corporation from
Greene county and attach it to
Wayne. We are thoroughly in sym
pathy with his views on this subject,
and are confident that such move
ment will never reach the form of n
bill in the Legislature. 1t is entirely
too absurd. It. is evident to all who
have looked into this matter that this
move is nothing more OF less than a
plan set on foot by ambitious Wayne
countians to scoop in the bulk of the
railroad tax now paid into Greene
coutty's Golfers by the NJ. and o. rail
road conn any.