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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-20

and hatless, walking on the shady side
of the street with umbrellas and sun
shades in a vain endeavor to wal off
the fearful heat.
Ole Sather, n of the most thorough
farmers in northern Burleigh, was a
Bismarck visitor today-after Irvine
and attachments for his binders. He
expects to begin harvest in about ten
days. He says there is more hay in
sight than can be put up before grain
harvest begins. Mr.. Sather says the
hot weather has not injured the grain
because there is much moisture in the
soil and juice in the stalk.
Norris & Rowe's trained animal show
has been the center Of attraction
among the younger generation today.
The show came in this morning and
the erection OF the tents was the OBJ
ject of interest for the usual crowd of
boys. The street parade at noon was
an excellent one, dogs, elephants and
various trained animals being in evil
dence, with plenty of music and an all
around irst-calss parade. The com
pany gave an excellent performance
this afternoon, which will be repeated
tonight.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-20
THE CITY


Dugald Campbell is in from the ranch
today.
Minstrel performance Monday night
at the Atheneum.
Misses Edna and Mabel Boucher are
visiting in ST., Paul. ->. St..
Do not miss the minstrel perform
ance Monday night.
Miss Elinor Logan is bookkeeping
for Grambs brothers.
Landlord Charlebois of Washburn
is visiting in the city.
Get your tickets for the minstrel per-
Torrance Monday night.
A baby boy has arrived at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. John Maassen.
J., E. .Phelan of Fargo is shaking
hands with friends in the city today.
M. M. Cook has gone east for a few
days to get away from the hay fever.
Little Miss Ethyl Crum Of Mckenzie
is visiting with P. B. Webb and fam
ily.
Rev. A. Durrie breaches in the Ster-
ling Presbyterian church on Sunday
night.
Prof. Woods of Bismarck was elected
H. Couns. by the Foresters at Grand
Forks.
Lynn Sperry and Will Wilton came
in today to attend the inspection Of
Company A.
E. H. Walkers son has been seri-
ously i'll for a day or so, but is reported
better today.
V. M. Craven is in from Menoken
today, getting some supplies and pre-
pairing for harvest.
Church of St. George, Rev. A. A.
Joss. Morning service, 1915; Sunday
school at II o'clock.
b. F. Scovil is in from Mckenzie to-
day and brings reports of good crops
in his neighborhood.
Joe Katz is down from up north-has
been buying cattle, but says the price
is a little off just at present.
Milton King and c.. L. King were
in the city yesterday, closing up a deal
for Clark farm at Menoken.
DR.. Matchan of Mortified, who has
been visiting DR.. w. G. Matchan in this
city, returned east this afternoon.
F. H. Moreland of Hankinson is in
the city looking after the interests of
1.-THE Hankinson insurance company.
The city council will hold a special
meeting tonight for the consideration
Of the annual appropriation ordinance.
Joe Kershaw is in today from the
farm and says crops are looking well
and hay being cut everywhere on the
prairie. # ~. .&=
G. E. and F. W. Mofitt Of Sterling
are among the visitors in the city to-
day, and report good prospects in their
neighborhood. = 1@s
Mrs. J. B. Taylor, Mrs. John White,
Cecil Taylor, Brooks Hoskins and Dora
Nicholson are q party spending a week
or ten days at Taylor's ranch.
3. Edick has returned from trip
through Sterling and vicinity and re
ports cattle everywhere rolling fat,
is pientifulan d crops look good.
William Head came in from Sterling
today ne has some Of the best wheat
and dax ID that vicinity which prom
ises to return q good yield this fall.
The annual appropriation ordinance
comes UP at the special meeting of the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-20

playing on Sunday. Mayor Register
said he stood with them for the en-
forcement of laws governing the ob
servance of Sabbath day but made nc
promises as to what action be wor
take.
The temperature yesterday reached
the hundred mark. the official report
of the weather bureau showing that
temperature. The air was dry, but
the suns rays beat down fiercely, tenn
pered by a mild wind from the south.
Last night was hot until about IL
O'Clock, when a cool north wind sprang
up which relieved suffering humanity.
Dickinson Press: On Tuesday the
Dickinson Fire and Pressed Brick
Works loaded the first of several car
loads of brick to be used in the cisterrs
at the Bismarck fort. These brick are
specially burned for this purpose. The
Dickinson brick works are also fur
nishing the facing brick for the con-
struction of buildings at the fort this
season.
There is a carload of tiling for the
new depot on the sidetrack. With
the thing is a quantity of glass orna-
ment, which is probably intended to
set off some of the electric lights.
Preparations are being made to put in
the ceiling in the main waiting room.
The hot weather is hard on the work
men on the towers, and the foreman
had to lay off work at putting IN the
trademark between the towers because
of the heat. The towers will be raised
six to eight feet vet, and then the
rafters will be raised. - +
e supt. Moore: Getting back to
North Dakota, after visiting in the
east is like getting into another zone.
Although the temperature here is
high it is not to be compared to the
heat from which residents OF the east
are suffering. In Boston it is impos-
sible I'd keep cool. The Temperature
in my room at the hotel at IL o'clock
at night was Oh degrees People APP
pear on the street eoatIesss vestless,,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-20
THE WEATHER.

Maximum temperature today 80.
Minimum temperature today SO.
Forecast for p hours ending tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock: Generally fair to-
night and Sunday; cooler east and south
portion tonight.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-20

Permanent Muscular Strength can
o exist where there is not blood
strength. Young men giving atten-
ton to muscular development should
bear this in mind. Hoods Sarsapar-
lila gives blood strength and builds up
the whole system.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-20

It is easier to keep well than get
cured. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
taken now and then, viii always keen
your bowels in perfect order. They
never grippe but promote an q gem
tie action. Reardsley & Finney.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-20

A large amount of new cement side
walk Is being laid In Dickinson.
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Call and see the new coiors III gents
hosiery at the Bostous
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-28

Mercantile Trust Co..
EIGHTH AND LOCUST.
H0USE-HuNTERS' LIST.
RENT LISTS.
AGENTS RENT LISTS


The demand desirable
We
able
Il ma be fix
adding to and just you
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AGENTS RENT LISTS.
FOR RENT,
Z. C, ROWSE,
$40 CHESTNUT STREET.

DWELLINGS.
1923 Morgan St. a-story brick; IA rooms:
large front and side yard; 2-story brick -. a,
gill Lucas ave. 2-story stone-front; II
rooms: all oorveniences. ...............-... 1000
5s3 Clark ave. 3story brick, rooms: GOO
rooms:' large Side Yard: furnace. ....... s:5,
S026 Sheridan ave. 2-atory stone-front:
rooms: all convenience. 500
1ioc n. Park place. :-story brick: rooms;
all coIreaiences 800. .:................. 23."o
ali conyeniencss ...................... 20. 70
500 s. Ewing ave. S-room 3story brick. 1900
2.06 y. Eleventh st. :-story brick. six - -
ROOMS AND FLATS.
222 Benton st. rooms. LIST floor 9oo
30 Olive St. rooms; see janitor to 1921
:749 Manchester ave. rooms: I'd floor lo,ol
1912 =. Third St, : rooms. Sd floor ..:...... 60,
SIS $. Second st. front rooms: Sd foor.... 5nl
1854 Grove st, rooms; 1st floor. ....-...-. o.U
1907 Gratot St. . rooips "a floor. ......-.... 3.p
SiN Montgomery st. 2 rooms: I'd floor. ...... ~,
ail0 n. Ninth St. rear. rooms. 81 foor.... boJ
STORES AND OFFICES.
800 s. seyen,s ST. corner I'd and ID floors 40 o,
feet ench So 49, Observation-Disclosures. $50
eeI Pine 81 suitable for store or office 49, ~ 90
1910 NJ Third st store Observation-Disclosures. N.0i
lh01 C;ratjot 81 store - .................. 10. on
n. Levee store IsxSi. l5.0)
and I'd floors ......................5t to 1910,
11s n Third ST. rooms on Sd floor. 500
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GARRISON Ave, 52c N-Second and third
floors: Is rooms suitable for hotel purposes; all
font rooms; strictly modern: janitor. heat. etc;
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FOR REN1.DwELL1xG,.

EIGHTEENTH St, 6la N.-E.ght-room brick
,ath furnace. $40. McMenamy Bros. S5il Easton
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LAFAYETTE Ave. 3I30-Nine- room modern
house. bath: closet: screens; gas fixtures; will
put in perfect ORDER rent s32. so
MALCOLM MACBETH los y Eighth st.
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KIENI.EN Ave. Just North of Suburban Park
-.Seven-room detached house: half acre ground;
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AGENTS. RENT LISTS.
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MICHIGAN Ave. l1i5-Six rooms; modern
house: sanitary plumbing bath: hot water heat:
cheap house; key at 3lcs Lafa, around cor
MALCOLM MACBETH. los y. Eighth st.
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MORGAN St. S972-Ten-room detached house:
hot and cold water Inquire at s9sSA Morgan st.
MORGAN St. ij6a-Slx rooms: all modern: will
lease for year at $3.50 per month; extra de-
sirable; vacant August ].
HLA XIV ELDER HOi.BROOK REALTY CO,
l01 y. Seventh IT.
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NINTH St. 11SN.--Six rooms good condition.
faNoIably located. water IN house: convenient to
High and grammar schools. Inquire ~ Penn
sylvania ave.
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WEST BELLE Pace 4O2l TIE vic;cris-Fur-
;,ishea rooms with iirs;-class board and
enie'.t cars.
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WASHINGTON. S1lI - Pleasant secoRd-noor
front rooms: also single room. floor. VITA
Mithnm: h,nra. cnrGfcrtall,a hnre. reasnnMhle.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

PARTY owning own home will take few
select bugriers: large shady grounds and mod
ern canveniences. call or address 2GlS Union
boulevard.
SUMMER Board-loo large shade trees and iae
accommodations IN all respects Box C. Bunker
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RooMMATEs WANTED.

wANTED-Boarders for the summer: t5-5t per
week: quiet. pleasant place. Randolph
Springs. Address Box 10 Huntsville. Mo-
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NEBRASKA Ave, 225i In Compton Heights
House Of s!N rooms, reception hall and bath
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CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
Sarah and MARYLAND.

SMALL HONEST! COY HOMES!
Sure Bargains, Easy Terms.
$3.50. AIS %. Is. 50. 81. 4s and ~ Penrcse st..
seven frame cottages Of and rooms each with
city water. sewer and 25-foot lots. and will make
Necessary repairs. Take your choice OF any OF
the above numbers.
S1.1oo. No. 37+4 Oregon ave. HISTORY 4-rocm
sewer and water: lot 25xf25.
IoCO 1913 Pennsylvania ave-. a 1-story Groom
brick house with l3-inch walls. nice front porch
good cellar. sewer. water and gas: 2-story shed:
lot 25x1gf.
N.s15. 42is Swan ave. HISTORY brick Of 4
rooms and basement, with han, sewer and water:
lot 25x125
31.7o0 No. 1871 Pennsylvania ave- a 1-story 8,
room brick dwelling large cellar water and
sewer: street and sidewalk made: lot 25x1:5.
1850 1913 Tennessee ave. 1-story and base
nlent 4-roon. brick: cemented cellar, water and
sewer: with 50-foot lot. EDO: with a 25-foot
lot. 81. 500.
S2100. 3743 Pennsylvania ave. a brand-new 4
room brick. with city water. sewer and gas: lot
50x125.
300. 33l3 Minnesota ave-. a history and man
sard 5.room brick house. water and sewer. etc.:
lot 25x125.
APPLE s HEMMEI.MANN REAL ESTATE CO..
COS Chestnut St
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QUIET gentleman wants young man room
mate to take part Of nice room: good board
hath; gas: all convenicnces. 3zll Pine 81.
young lady. neatly furnished and good
hoaTl. bath and all conveniences; reasonable.
ROOMMATE WANTED--Young man to share
large. cool Second-oor front room, with board;
private family. also for two at SIS month
each. 3l1a Cook ave.
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WASHINGTON Ave.. 2929-Iarre handsomely
furnished room. southern and eastern exposure;
first-class table and service.
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GARFIELD Ave. 43s6-one-story brick; -four
rooms.
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WASHINGTON Ave. 2sss-C'ooi. pleasant
rooms; reasonable: for gentlemen; frst-class
Nnar.i: all accomrnodatlons.
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ELLIOT Ave, 912-Nice Groom dwelling; SO
Adam Weber. 2il1 Franklin ave.
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ST.. 1ilO N-Three elegant
lms: first floor: fine cellar; nice yard; rent 8.
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AGENTS RENT LISTS.
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s.-Seven rooms. bath: $40:
li13 Chestnut
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WASHINGTON Ave. 512l-BoardiuE; second
Goor front and other rooms; southern EXPOSURE;
nulct home for buslneas recplc
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WASHINGTON 2e65-Southern exposure 'front.'
rom. with board: all conysnieuces: private fam
fly: couple or t%o gentlemen: also single room.
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WASHINGTON Ave- Sass-Second floor front:
southern exposure: for couple or gentlemen: good
in-rs
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WASHINGTON Ave- 2S4S-Ssecnnd-sto front
md two other rooms: every convenience: with
hoard.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24

Geo. W. Smith Of the firm OF
Smith Bros. at limbo len, spent
Sunday in town. George is
spending Sunday in Evening
Shade pretty regularly of late.
Sterling Davidson, the hand
some and versatile foreman in
this office, is attending the great
Memphis reunion, and as result
the old man Of this moral weekly
is having to do some hustling.
"I had q running sore on my
breast for over q year." says Henry
r, Richards OF WlllseyviIle, N. "
"and tried great many remedies,
but got no rehet until [ used Banner
Salvo. After using one half box, |
was perfectly cured, ! cannot re-
commend it too highly" Williams
& Edwards.
Col. W. G. Matheny Of Max
vile, accompanied by his grand
daughter, was in town a few
hours Monday. The Colonel is
getting old and feeble, and for
thatreason is missing the Con-
flJor,4o ro,r;on 81 Mor,rbis
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24
Old papers for sale at this

Old papers for sale at this
office,
Some cold weather has Wis
tied US lately. Saturday was a
sure huff wintery day.
The least in quantity aud most In
quality describes DeWitrs Little
early Rlsers, the famous pills for
constipation and liver complaints.
williams 81 Edwards.
There was an increased at
tendance at the Methodist Sun
day school last Sabbath.
THAT bran new White sewing
machine is still for sale cheap.
IF you want it, come in ande let )
talk it over,
Mrs. }. No matter what causes
facial eruptlons, absolute cIeauliaass
inside and out is the only way to
cure tnem Rocky Mountain Tea
taken this month will drive lheu
away 3Sc.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24
SUNNI Err SCHOOL.

The Parrish College, Para
gould, Ark, opens June 10, 1901.
This school offers thoroughly up
to-date courses in Bookkeeping,
Shorthand and Typewriting, Pen
manship, Telegraphy, Mathemat-
les and English. Students from
seven states during the past six
months. Special rate for summer
school, twelve weeks board and
tuition, $50, You cannot afford
to miss this opportunity. Ad-
dress at once,
3, Fl. Parrish,
Paragould, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24
Notice for Publication, ,-9795
Land Onice at Little Rock, Ark.
April the 2Jth, 1901 {

Land O0ice at Little Rock, Ark.
April the 2Jth 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has lllcd notice of his intention to
make naal p.oof In support ofhis claim, and that
said proof will be made before the county clerk
of sharp county, Arkansas, az Evening shade
Arkansas, on June lst la., viz;
William II. Mann,
Il. Il. No. 904s0 for the southwest quarter
northwest quarter section u and the south hali
northeast quarter and northwest quarter north
east quarter section IL township II north range
west.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon ana cultivation OF
said land, ylzi ~.
N, Osborne. r. L. Rushing, Geo. Dawson
and J. N. Green, all of Center, Arkantas.
""' Il. II Myers
Regi ter.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24
NOTICE.

/ hin meet the Taxpayers
SD harp county ARK " "l
he following named P'a'sS 3
I'd d ates, for the purpose oI
Using the real and per-
osal property of said county
n lie year 1901
Vol are requested to bring
|our title papers in order TO
void mistakes.
sortD township, at Coats, Monday
" 70 sor,D %,, Township, at J. M. shride's'
.a. SorIp = r"' townsnrp, at wr,h, Wednesday
~ u, 19Ol. ..t.orr Thurs
S.,,7 rnion township, at Armstrong In"i'
\. June 10, 1901 ,,..,.,s r,oo,
Ssn,h union township, at M"r''n ~''''
rlday, Junel4 1901 ..,,.,., saturday and
y.ckson township, at "iilllo'"' '"'''
,ootsy. June 10 and H. 1901. ..-, stand
sshsnop township, at HigsinOo''olH S'"""'
.1esdsy, June Is, 1901 . p,5~s We'd
Lebanon townShlp' Ut '''
esday. Dune 49, 1901 or.,,..aar Trne
Morgan township ~ O'''''-
n.v;dson township, at King S MILL fridSy ana
.tordsy June d and q, 1901 ,.
g. township, at Georges camp
round Monday, June p, 1901.
p,.hweods township, at G, b. Ferguson s.
uesdsy. June 25, 1901 o,.,,..,o,.
p,chwoods township, at Ash Flat wednesday
"a Tbursduy, June % and u, 1901
fIighland township, atHisAi"nu' 3 EI"'' p '''''
}, 1901. ,,u, 20 ,ool
HARDY township, at Hardy, July TO D. -''i'
,clusive ,,..,o,.o,d
ssrnVberry township, at Precinct -uoi'"'' ''''
nesday, July and9, 1901.
p,o creek township, at Calamne, HesheSuu'
a Tbursday, July lOand Il, 1901
= sco,t township, at Shel0yylIIe, Friday july
soott township, III. Tlbbles, Saturday july
], 1901. .. ,,.aaor ond
Gave township. at Cave City, Monday anu
pesdsy, July Is and I5r 1901.
sullivan township, at BricEles spring, We'd
esday, July L, 1901 -,-
sulliyan township, atsidney Thursday July
!, 1901, ,,,,. 1,,u
johnson township, at st. Paul Friday July
}. 1901. Co.,,
Washington township, at Powel'5 Chapel
[onday, July22 1901.
BIr Rock township, at Mt. Pisgah, Tuesday
uly ,2s, 1901, Wv,
Biz Kock township, at Poughkeepsie, We'd
esdsy, July "a, 1901, -,-
P.uey Fork township, at Evening Shade, July
% August 10, inclusive.
J. A. HARRELL,
Assessor.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24
The last day OF May.

The last Gay OF May
Several cases Of whooping
cough in town.
If anybody knows Of any oil
around Evening Shade let them
start the boom.
Capt. j. Wann was out on
The streets Monday. His many
friends are glad to see him out
again.
Hon Rufus K. Arnold of
Kings Mill made cur sanctum a
pleasant call Saturday.
NE ONLY GUARANTEED KIDNEY cv2E
u Smith's Sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggist will refund money, if after
taking one bottle you are not en-
tlIeiye esatlsned With results. 0Oo.
IA correspondent suggests
that Pink Oliver of Sidney has
The hnest wheat in the country,
and that Will Jack and jim
Payne, on the Milt Stokes farm,
hare the best corn.
-Jpdgo Porter of Imboden
gives put this recipe for keeping
worms off of cabbage: Take a
common rag-weed and rub over
theplant, taking care that the
weed touches all of the large
leaves and the worms will stay
of. The Judge says he has
used this remedy for fifteen years,
and MAT it will work every time.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24
pEwAGE OF 4 coVaE,

a cough Is not a disease but q
aymptom. Consumption and bron.
cnltls, which are the most dangerous
and alnd fatal diseases, have for theil
nfst Indication a persistent cough,
And '' n properly treated as soon a.
lnl1 cough appears are easily cured,
! S'asFnberlaln's Cough Remedy has
PFoven wonderfully successful, and
H|aed Its wide reputation and ex.
e sale by its success in curing
eases which cause coughing
not beneficial it will not cost
cent. For sale by Snow, The
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24

-EN6l4iIS oIIebAO 4"
right along.
Everybody not at the Mem
phis reunion wanted to be there
We are indebted to Jas. Young
for a years subscription in ad-
vance.
w. A. Edwards and little
daughter made a trip to Bates
vile last week.
Mothers of good judgment and
experience give their little ones
Rocky Mountain Tea this month,
kaeps them well. 35c. Made by
Madison Medicine Co.
County uniformity in school
text books was defeated in Sharp
county at the recent school el-
ections.
F. P. Ring, one of our good
republican friends, was up from
Pougbkeepsio the latter part Of
/. last week.
Frederick G.. Ellis Of Eve
ming Shade has been granted an
increase of 81 per month in his
| federal pension.
Austin WiIkerson, an attache
Qf the RECORD office, celebrated
his eleventh birthday yesterday
by singing type and playing the
"deviI' generally.
Into each lite some rams must tall,
Wise people don't sit down and
bawI;
Only fools suicide or take to flight,
Smart people take Rocky Noun
tam Tea at night.
j. F. Wiles, ]. 7, Steele,
Richard Founders and Philip
WiIes Of Sidney are attending the
Confederate reunion at Memphis.
THE first three named are old We
terans.
Hamilton & Son desire to let
the people know that they are
ready now to card wool. Carding
days are Wednesday and Thurs
day of each week. Satisfactory
work guaranteed.
B. F. Devils went to West
Plains to visit his family. He
will return the latter part OF the
week to work some more for the
knights of Kadosh.
Prof. Arthur M. Metcalf Of
this place contracted to teach the
Hardy school, beginning the first
Monday in October. Prof. Met
calf has taught several success
ful terms here, and the people Of
Hardy will have a first class
school if they give him the pro-
per support.
Mr.. F. D. Arnold, Arnold, Iowa,
writes: lie was troubled with kid
ney trouble about three years, Had
to get up several times during the
night, but three bottles Of Foley's
Kidney Cure effected complete
cure, he feels better than he ever did
and recommends it to his friends,
Williams d Edwards,
We suggest the name Of Hon.
John B. McCaleb of Sharp coun"
ty for supreme judge to be elect
ed next year. AS a prominent
state Official in Little Rock re-
marked recently there is no better
man in the state for the position.
Salem Banner Nugget.
The many friends of Judge
McCaleb believe he could be
elected to the supreme bench,
and would like to see him strike
out for the place, They know he
ought to be there.
An exchange gets very near
the truth in the following:
"a woman will yank up the
ropes Of her corset until she al
most squeezes her immortal soul
out Of place, put $40 hat that is
ornamented with the deadbody Of
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