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El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
DEMANDA DE PARTIcIoN.
Ell Juez Arbitro ha Protocolado su Infor.
me en- la Corte de Distrito.

En- Ia demanda de Edward L. Bart
lett y otros en- contra de Nicolas A. vi
gil y otros para la PARTITION de la mer-
ced de Francisco Monies Vigil 8 de Las
Truchas, que abraza 8,253.74 acres en-
81 condado de Rio Arriba, Ell juez ar
bitro L. B. Prince protocolo ell ldnes su
informe en- Ia corte de distrito. Halo
que hay mas do Glen ~herederos entire los
cuales Ia MERGED tiene que ser..dividida.
Ell Hon. E. L. Bartlett representa- q los
actores y 81 Hon. B. M. Read y 0. A.
Larrazola q los demandados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
MANDATE PERENToRIo.
Ell Juez McFie pone Termino a la Contro
versia E~scolastica en- Espanola.

El dia Is de Mayo, ell iuez McFie
puso gu firma q un mandate %perentorio
dirigido al superintendent de e~scuelas
de condado, J. V. Conway, ordenandole
que a%nulase la orden dada por su pre-
decesor creando ell distrito de escuela
No. "a, en- Ell precinto No. "a, y resti-
tuyendo q Liberato Montoya, Epimenio
Vigil y Montoya y Jose Joaquin Quin-
tana como directories del distrito de es-
cuela No. %, cuyo distrito volvera q
existir como antes. A. b. Renehan
representa- q los %actores, al paso que r.
@. Gortner ell procurador de distrito
E. G. Abbott representation al superin-
tendente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

GRATIS "A hermosqs RegalosI lei Trato mejOr ofrecdo JamasI NADIA
ia@ds dc yenta' UN GENUINE AMERICANA GAIA corrada Dc a qulates la
MovIMIENTo AMERICANA ~GEN6INo qn ornado deiyas rapdo de tpn
de fMrocarrl garantzedo puimentado en- MIGUEL reguado y ajustado, con una
GARANTIA PR 20 AMOS por escnt, y IN ppariencia y durabiidad igml d
un RELOJ DE ORC MACIZO dc $40. A todos los ahcionados q un ro do
primera 0rden daremos por los 60 dhs subsecuentes, Embellishments gratis los 81
guientes hermoeos regMm: / PIPA DE ESPUMA de Viena cuenca grande bo-
qqula de ambar del vaor de $780, un CIGARRERo DE EsPUMA genuine del
vabr de rs cM; una TABAQUERA DE VAQUETA, % cts; l CIGARRERO DE
EsPUMA para dgairnos, 50 cts; una ToSFoRERA de MIGUEL IS cts una GA,
DENA DICKENS avada oil orr con dique dc Cameo, $3.50; un hermoso BRO.
CHE lavado N oo S1O0; III Jar de hermosos ARETES con pedras brnnantes,
SOO; hermoso PRENDEDOR col pedrps relucentes 40 cts; / Jar de BOTO.
MES DE PUNO havados OF oo con una peha engastada, 40 cts;u n par de BO-
TONEN DE MANGA cen super6cie dc pera 20 centavos; 2 BOTONES DE
CUELLO, de pena 90 cts; y un hermeso FISTOS con piedra fna, 70 cs. HI
Reoj los IA presntes SO mandarin y sean entegados sbre pago de S499 yhs
cargos de expresoc n priIegio de pena examination y pueden ser renrnados q
costa nuestra 81 no dan satisfaction. DONDE NO HAY OFICINA DE Elk
PRESO, los S499 debn acompanar d la 0rden. CUANDO Ell DINERO Sc
ENVIE CON LA ORDEN regaamos una hermosa NAVAJA DE BOLSA
mandaemos los artculos por correo enrregstado pagado de antemono. UN
RELOJ CON LOS PRESENTES GRATIS, 81 comprais 8 vendes I. Escnbid
81 queris roj de tamano de cabalero 8 sonora Cuando SO ordena n para so
nora mandamos una Cadena Lorgnette lavada en- orc de so pulgadas o m veg de la
de Dickens para abaneros. ESCRIBID HOY antes u So agote ell surtdo.
Direction: ATLAS yEWElRY co, "a Metropolitan Block, Chicago ILL.,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
FAZ.

Muestra ell estado de v~uestros sentimientos
y tambien ell estado de vuestra salud. La san.
gre impura Sc hace aparente en- una compile.
xion paliday amarillenta, Espinillas y Erup
clones de la Piel. 81 os sentis dsbilitado
cansado y no teneis aspecto saludable, debe
tomar ell Elixir de Acker para la sangre. Gu.
ra todas las Intermediates de la sangre donde
~fracasan las Zarzaparrillas baratasy los titula.
dos puri6cantes; sabiendo este, vendemos cada
botella bajo una g~arantia p~ositiva. De venta
Dor Fischer v Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
LAsTIMADo
George Rowland de Galisteo Mutilado por
un Tren de E%errocarril.

George Rowland, native de esta ciu-
dad y que por algunos anos ha residido
en- un rancho q pocas millas de Galisteo,
fallecio ell domingo pasado en- ell hospi.
tai de San Vicente de lastimaduras que
recibi6 mientras subia q un tren de
ferrocarril en- Cerrillos, en- ell dia referi-
do. Resbalose y cay6 debajo del tren
y su pierna ~izquierda fue magullada de
una manera horrible. Muri6 del tras-
torno POGO despues que 10 traieron al
hospital de Santa Fe.
MI. Rowland era hijo del Mayor
George Rowland, que estuvo de guar
nicion IN Santa F6 con 81 segundo re-
gimiento de dragones antes de la que
ira. Resign6 gu comision y mas tarde
fue nombrado estafeterc de esta ciudad.
Su hijo, George, era impresor de rro-
fesi6n. Deja q su anciana madre, q su
esposa y seis hijos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

La Experiencia es oil Mejor Maestro. Usad
81 Remedio Ingles de Acker en- cualquier case
de toses, resfriados 8 crup. 81 faltare on dar
alivio Immediate, SO refunde el dinero, 25 y so
centavos. De venta por Fischer Y Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
La Corte del Condado de San Miguel.

FL termino de %primavera de la corte
de distrito do los Estados Unidos por
el cuarto distrito iudicialse cerr6 en- Las
Vegas 81 sabado pasado. Ell termino
no fue de importancia y no fueron mu-
chos los negocios presentados ante la
corte. Esto muestra que las leyes de
los Estados Unidos son bien obedecidas
en- aquel distrito.
La corte de distrito territorial SO
abri6 81 ldnes pasado p~residiendc 81
Juez Mills. No hay negocios muy i'm
portantes ante ese ramo de la corte.
Los crfmenes estan disminuyendo en- ell
distrito y por este no tienen mucho que
hacer los grandes y pequencs jurados.
Los negocios %civiles van en- aumento,
pero son despachados con rapidez por
81 Juez Superior Mills que preside en-
Ia corte y no permite que SO atrasen
ningunos negocios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
Atacado Por Ins urrectos.

zAeuSoNV \ v Lib uEIcCbUS.
Manila, Mayo 20.-Se anuncia mo
fcialmente que I'm cuerpo de rebeldes
bajo Angels, ataco a IN destacamento
de tropas americans en- la parte sur de
la provincial de Camarines, matando dos
soldados y IN guia native. Los insu-
rrectos Sc italian todavia en- poseci6n de
la plaza minera de Paracole en- la parte
del norte de Camarines. Las tropas
mas cercanas Sc italian en- Indian, a 80
millas de distancia.
Viaje en- I'm Automovil.
San Francisco, Mayo 20.-Alexan-
der Winton, acompanado de Charles s.
Shanks, parti6 hoy do esta ciudad en-
un autom6vil, en- ell oual SO propone
viajar de esta ciudad a Nueva York pa
ra establecer IN registro. Winton lie
va un paquete del General Shafter al
General Miles.
Hill Y Johnson.
Nueva York, Mayo 20.-The Herald
cita ]. Hamilton Lewis, Ok. miembro del
congreso de Washington, como que d.
10: LA Democracia del noroeste fa-
vorece d David Bennett Hill como su
candidate venfdero para la presidencia
y 4 Tom L. johnson para vice presiden-
to. Bryan me ha dicho que no es can
didato."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
APUNTEs oFICIALEs.

Ell gobernador Otero nombr6 la Sc
mana pasada a Ivan Grunsfeld de AL
buquerque, como comisionado de este
territorio a la exposition pan americana
de Buffalo, en- lugar de j. e. Saint, que
hizo dimisi6n.
EsTAFETAs DEL CoNDADo DE LUNA.
I'll superintendent general White
del servicio de correos de ferrocarril, en-
Washington, ha notifcado q los secre-
tarios postales en- TODD ell pals acerca
del establishments del condado de Lu-
ma en- Nuevo Mexico, que abraza las
estafetas de Columbus, Cooks, Cybar,
Deming, Gage y Mutt.
NoTARIo NoMBRADo.
El g~obernador Otero ha nombrado q
John E. Grover, de Cooks, condado de
Luna, como notario pdblico.
AGENTE NoMBRADo.
La Companfa Cherokee y Pittsburg
de Carbon y Minerva ha notificado al
secretario del territorio j. W. Reynolds
que ha nombrado q r. e. Twitchell
como su agente en- Nuevo Mexico con
asiento en- Las Vegas.
PRooLAMA DEL Ola DE ooNMEMoRAoIoN.
El gobernador OteIo ha ~expedido la
proclama siguiente:
La celebration del dia de commence
raci6n que ha sido Observable en- este
pals por mas que una generation Sc
aproxima de nuevo y pide de nosotros
su ob~servancia propia y debida en- me-
moria de las huestes que han muer-
to para que el pals pudiese vfvir y que
con su muerte han derramado tanto
lustre sobre su g~loriosa historic. AL
paso que en- ese dia debemos llorar por
los muertos y atesorar dentro de nues-
tros corazones sus bizarros hechos, de-
Demos tambien recordar q los soldados
vivos, los supervivientes de nj gene
racion pasada que adn permanecen entire
nosotros, y tratar de hacer la vida mas
para ellos q fin de que puedan vi
vir largo tempo para disfrutar las ben
diciones de aquel pals que ayudaron q
Asi mismo, debemos recordar
q aquellos que q la fecha estan sirvien-
do q su patria por TERRA y mar, y con
duciendo gallardamente la bandera al
medic de pueblos ignorantes en- islas le-
janas, para que tengan la oportunidad
de disfrutar con nosotros la libertad 6.
iniuencias iluminadores que manan tan
libremente de nuestro gobierno.
Ahora, por 10 tanto. 20, Miguel A.
Otero, gobernador del territorio de
Nuevo Mexico, recomiendo que 81 jue-
yes dia 80 de Mayo A. D.. 1901, Ell
del te~rritorio Sc obtenga de TODD
%innecesario y de todas diver
pdblicas y SO n con la gran ar
NADIA de Ia Repdblica y con otras So
,iedades ~patri6ticas en- debida y propia
o~bservancia del dia de Conmemoracion,
recordando la memoria de los her6icos
lifuntos y refiriendo sus valerosos he
,hos mostrsndo respeto y cuidado de
squellos soldados y marineros que han
'obrevivido q las guerras en- que toma-
on parte y en- honor de aquellos que
;odavia traen la bandera enarbolada y
,ostienen ell honor de nuestra patria.
Dada en- la ofcina del executive en- este
il dia IL de Mayo A. d. 1901. En- fe
le 10 cual mi nombre y Ell gran sello
lei territorio de Nuevo Mexico.
(Sello. MIGUEL A. OTERo,
Gobernador de Nuevo Mexico.
Of gobernador:
J. W. RAYNoLDs,
J--L I 49, WI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
NOTICIAS T~ELEGRAFICAS.
La Sra. Mckinley Mejorada.

San Francisco, Colo, Mayo Policy
q las 9:20 de la manana, ell s~ecretario
Courtelyou dio Ell boletin siguiente:
Los medicos de la Sra. Mckinley in
forman que haoia pasado la meior no.
che que ha tenido desde su enfermedad
y su progreso es satisfactorio."
Una diputaci6n de ministries meto-
distas, entire la que Sc incluian cuatro
chinos, visit6 al presidente. Los Chi
nos presentaron a Mr.. Mckinley una
hermosa bandera a%companada de un
memorial, dandole gracias por sus es-
fuerzos en- ayudar a los chinos durante
las .difcultades recientes en- China. Ell
.presidente dio las gracias a la delega-
ci6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Las Tablillas de Acker para la Dispepsia
Sc venden bajo g~arantia ~positiva. Cura eli ar
dor de corazon, la devoluci6n del alimento, eli
malestar despues de conner 8 cualquier forma
de dyspepsia. Una tablilla peque1a da alivic
Immediate. % cts. y so cts. De venta Dol
Fischer y Cha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
Suit Over a Doo

sttya ~ aog ease was the cent?.
rpen tes s@s. N Judge Emory's ar ar = 81
I'm Nv s'a'ereag That IL. the rslai..
DOR NJ. M vac bis owner, avs a ,i' I
M va, vi worth $50. and Who kno W
ownar, 20 81 . dog better ,ban ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
DENIAL. OF
THE RUMOR
Sam Rathbun Dlscounten-
ances Report That He Is
to Be Gormley's Deputy

when Sam Rathhan, the present
DIV treasurer. withdrew from the
race Tor the nomination Tor city
co,artroller IN favor of Frank Paul,
. sumcr gained considerable head
<ay that there Is an understanding
e-fween himself and Matt Gormicy
,hat should Gormley be elected
treasurer. Afr. RRthbun would be
.ssae his deputy. Mr.. Gormlcy Is
~. Ratheun's present deputy and
q 4 eeureded that he II sure ~ the
narniuaticn. Nsxl
No such promise has ever been
s,sde." declared Air. Rathbun. ''and
rsrthermore. MIR. Gormley and I
kave not talked about u. DO not
consider Il good politics 10 make
snte-campaiEn promises, and am
sare Mr.. Gormley entevtains the
same opinions. First Of all. have
neyer thought Of applying for the
Geputyshlp.s
mas Clear Fistd
50 FAR as the closest friends Of city
Comptroller Frank n Paul now
knows. that gentleman will have no
opposition for the Republican nom
ination 70 the effice he now holds.
And n opposition does develop lat
sr on. his friends claim u viii not
~ 81 sufficient force 20 defeat him.
they say his administration has
heen fairly satisfactory 10 the ma
yorlsy og the leading Republicans,
and that he Il entitled % another
term
some few weeks ago sam Rathbun
the present city treasurer announced
hss candidacy for MIR paui's office.
Mr.. RAthbun stated today that he
had Voluntarily Withdrawn In Mr..
PAIRS favor. wFL
II am not a candidate for comp
trolier 80 long as Mr.. Paul - In the
race" said Mr.. Rathhun. 'Og
course. II something occurs that ne
should not longer be a candidate.
then l might renew my candidacy.
A. 4 stands now. | arm heartily In
favcr az Mr.. Paul. and believe he
VII get the nomination with little.
Il nny. opposition I cant see now
new ne can be beaten Mr.. Paul
aad | are now. and always have
bcsn. on the best OF terms. notwith-
SANDING contrary reports"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17

William a. Rest was tho proprl.
c,or 81 this particular canine. violent
jim, now deceased. as the result
~ a shot taken at him by the de.
fcAdunt, J. *, sandman.
Mr. SandVigAn saws Jim" was
trying 60 bite him and that the shot
vas nrcd IN seif-aefense To SUP
port his defense he brought ia "a
leTge number ef men. women aud
children OF the vicinity who syvo,e
~ personal assaults made hg Iiia
upon them, or C. Iin's m reputation
ln the matter Of peace and quiet.
The parties live ON Highland
Drive. The ease was tried with
only four Jurors, by agreement. The
rest OF the panel was otherwise en-
gagged. They returned verdict Tor
the defendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
Independent Bought

The Alaska Fisheries Union has
purchased the steamer independent
and viii convert Il into a cnnnvry
tender. The Independent was built
about year and half ago by
Capt !. a. Spraxue. of Everett and
has been operated by him ON the
sound ever since.
The steamer viii be everhanled
preparatory to being sent 10 the
Alaska Fisheries Union canneriss on
the Lynn canal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
DIED AT BALLARD

Clarence Sehoonover died yeater-
day morning at ballard, lie was a
member of Sheisholr Lodge. A. -. u.
w, lite also belonged TO Rainier
Tent, No, q Iaceabees. and to hay
city, 81. II. OF H.
Funeral services Viii be held from
the First a. r, Church al Ballard
Wednesday at o'clock.
The festival Of the Presbyterian
Church az ballard. held last Friday.
was very successful. ti0o having
been n"tted by the Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY.. which had the affair In charge.
ladies' FuFs made and repaired,
c. &. Berg. fais THIRD ave.
Beautiful Pearl brooches. w. II.
Ftnek. sic end ave -.
90 90 spinnins for bicycle vcpairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
DUBOSE OUT
OF PRISON

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. f7.--Dnf
lsy Dubose. the attorney who WAS
sent 70 Alameda county laH for
contempt ~ court. having advised a
ehent % Nome 70 dfssbey a writ Is
sued ~ the circuit court Of appeals.
was released yesterday.
~ sentence Was shortened one
snvDth ana four days bw good be-
naNiDr The decision was made by
attorney General Knox. Duboac
va .iHif HE home IN Montana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
MISS BLACKBURN
Is MARRIED

WARRINGTON. D. c.. Dec. ILL.,
Ars. Lucille blackburn Lane, daugh-
tsr Of Senator Blackburn. Of Ken
lucky. was married today 10 Chev-
aiier Trentanove- the known
Italian sculptor. The ceremony was
nfif at the home Of the brides
father in MASSACHUSETTS avenue. and
was attended BY many persons
prominent IN the social and Official
ME of the national capital. Early
next month the newly married con-
rle Will 80 TO London. where they
nave taken house for the season.
During his residence abroad NJ.
IrenrancTe will pass upon works OF
Inreign art for the st. Louis Worlds
Fnir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
LICENSED TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been issued. VIM r. weiner.
aged .. of Seattle. and Cora Ma
BE- Smith. "a, Of Mission. Wash.
John Curtis. IS. and Celia Eta Arm
tgrxs. %, both Of Seattle. q. Dorm
berger, 90. and Hedsig Riemer. %.
both Of Seattle: Alexander Wood.
~ Of Seattle. and Moiiie FeIlabaum.
a q Newark. Mo: Lewis +. Ham,
berg. Is. Of Charleston. Wash. and
Setfie De Coufcy, ~. OF Seattle:
Marion A. Collier. g, o. san Fran
sScc. and Rose Saunders. Is. Of Sc
<ttie. Wallace Stern Kosenbiatt. Of
san Francisco. and Caroline Frauer-
thai ~ Seattle Alfred Atkins. %,
and Maud G. r. smith. 20. both Of
Ross. King county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
AGAINST AN
OLD SOLDIER

BATH. y. r.. Dec. 1.-THE board
II trustees OF the New York STATE
soldiers Home met today and took
~ the charges against DIR. James T..
Burtick. who Was recently suspend
Cd from duty as surgeon In chief %
the hospital pending further investi-
xation. The charges are preferred
b. the commandment. Colonel David
son. The principal complaint II In
sgtnrdlnntfo Or. f3urtiick u a
prominent Grand Army man. and a
past medical director Of the q. A. r..
Department " New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
JUST COMMON
Rosebery's Speech Not Up
to Expectations

LONDON, Dec. tf.--t.ofd Rose.
berN'a much .heraided speech which
was TO give light on the Liberal
cause, was delivered yesterday az
Chesterfield 10 an Immense crowd
ANA was a disappointment. Il was
SIMPLY an appeal t0r party cohesion,
~ the course of his address Lord
lSonrhery quoted from PRECEDENT
ttooHrNrlta message. lie dlaparnE.
90, az might be expected. che prev-
ent course ~ the mlnlatry. aud con 3
Guided by saying thar his arrvices,
We're az the disposal ~ the goVern-
nient Al the CLOSE Of the regular
address he delivered "A brief speech
10 an overflow meeting OF 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
TAUGHT FOR
FIFTY YEARS

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. Dec. H.
Miss Lizzie Walker to-day observed
her 50th anniversary as a teacher
in the public schools OF Norriatown.
Miss Walkers friends claim for her
the distinction OF being the oldest
school teacher in point % service In
Pennsylvania. II not I'm the entire
country.
-
Closing out sale. ffne china. Doors
open for sale. a. m. Friday. DEC.
9nth. See Thursdays star for prices.
IT, Pike street. -.
~------~ss -
Christmas China sale. ~ Pike ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
ART SHOW

NEW YORK. Dee. 1.-THE nth
annual exhibition OF the National
Academy OF Design opened ycnter-
day In the galleries OF the American
Fine Arts society. Both az regards
the number and high class Of the
exhibits the show this year excris all
former displays OF the academy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
Jubilee Concert

siayton's Jubilee Singers will give
a recital next "Wednesday night un-
der the auspices OF the local Y. NJ g.
A. This colored concert company
comes here from Portland well rec
commended. They give only a first-
class entertainment aud haxr an rx-
cetlenk repertoire Of old southern
melodies The concert viii be Free 60
those holding the Y. M. g. A. season
ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
Nsouih SHIRE Station

t<,s ~ south Shore station. where
Nj wood avenue CROSSE ne g1sttf..
El.etFie conlpauv's fracks a. Green
~ has been eomplsted T,to
oulldlnS vas PIT ~ ~ 49, ~t,,.... ~
o. Green Lake and the r,e ~. ~ y,
=, ~ ,,,, Dopu y, transcription. The prime
s CO.. in tHe enterprise which eiveu
,,assn Lake citizens a oomfortshlc
nat.ing sts TIN were y. IN wno4
,s ,st eng Wli'ifrn KiHggiey. he "a
~ naEing dom ted fht plans ~ :"
s,Ine building Il frame n,ruc,,r.
~ ~" Iesf With a rlatforrn sexi7 ssnt
me cost % the citizens was fasn ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17
Invite Bishop Elect

ths re-, : ,asseling 81 Episcopalians =,
A. hammer 81 Commerce ves, :
10y, ~ which sll of Inc elervy,, ssssi !, !,
,nat denomination I, 49, ~ /, I'D OF
e y an Invitation W.. ~ ~, wsfs !.
20 Bishop Elect r ~ ~ ~ extended
,sas reception here a. 1911 -. 20 az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-17

Christina. China sale. s.a Pike At.
Sharp County record., 1901-11-22
DON'T THIS JAR YOU?

The most conservative of Gov.
Clarke's friends now place his
majority in the Democratic state
primary at $1,000 over Senator
Jones. The Senator would spare
himself much humiliation and
his friends much worry by with
drawing from the race now,
which he ought to do,-Para-
gould Solphone.
Sharp County record., 1901-11-22
AN EXTRAORDINARY SACRIFICE,

Some publication is being made
of the case Of a Plymouth woman
who is making an extraordinary
sacrifice on account of the death
of President Mckinley. She is
to pull out all her teeth, having
made the announcement of the
purpose at a sewing circle club
meeting at a neighbor's house.
When she announced her deter
mination the others present
thought she was only jesting, but
she procured a family Bible, and
in the presents of all swore that
when the news of the presidents
death came she would pull out a
tooth and continue to pull one
out each day until they were all
gone. She cannot be persuaded
to abandon her intention, for she
believes that everyone should
sacrifice something when such a
calamity visits the country. AS
she values her teeth very highly
she thinks that by sacrificing them
she will be only doing her duty
to God and the nation. All of
which leads the Philadelphia
Press to remark that "insanity
has various phases"
Sharp County record., 1901-11-22
CAVE CITY CINDERS,
Cool healthy weather.
Hog killing is in order.

Cool healthy weather.
Hog killing is in order.
A nice rain fell one day this
week.
Joe Dupee Of Imboden was in
town Friday on business.
Arthur Jones and C. C. Stew
art left for the Indian Territory
last Sunday.
James Hall and Jean Fraley of
Batesville were in town last Sun
day seeing their best girls.
zeb Steel of st. Louis was in
town Friday asking shipments of
stock to a house with which he is
connected.
Mrs Mcknight of Reed has
moved into the Meacham prop
erty, and two of her sons have
entered school,
Rev. j. l.. Brown of Charlotte
preached here Saturday and
Sunday. He will use the 3rd
Saturday and Sunday for his
regular appointment at this
place.
Misses Lizzie Simpson and
Agnes McAdams left for their
schools last Saturday. The
former will teach at Bethlehem,
Sharp county, and the latter in
Randolph county.
Your scribe would like to say a
word or two to the teachers of
Sharp and independence coun-
ties; Keep your pupils from
writing on the walls of school
buildings, We have had quite a
job erasing the walls of district
number 81.
c. W. Wilson and Miss Nora
Jones were married Wednesday,
2 miles north of town, Rev. Stew
art officiating. The ceremony
was witnessed by several friends
Of the contracting parties. Mr..
Wilson is a model young man
and his bride is a much respected
young lady. We wish them a
pleasant life.
Sharp County record., 1901-11-22

If there is a man in this coun-
try that knows a trust, it is Wm.
J. Bryan, and he says emphat-
ically that Senator Jones is not in
a trust. jeff Davis and James P.
Clarke try to make it appear that
Mr.. Bryan is wrong. The De-
mocracy of Arkansas will take
Bryan's opinion on the question
in preference to that of the
combine. ."-Arkansas Demo-
crat.