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The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-16

Mr.. J. II. Gray of Scion was In town,
this morning.
A VIM. Bourne piano at a bargain.
Anidrosis sanitarium.
The Snow Bound Club were entertain
ed, Tuesday afternoon last, by Mrs.
Llewellyn Goodwin.
Mrs. M. I. Pooer of Wellesley, Mass.
arrived In town, Saturday morning, re-
naming over Sunday.
The men of the First Baptist Parish
will serve supper at the vestry, next
Friday, from 6 to 7.30. Supper to be
followed by musical entertainment.
20 cents admits to both.
L. w. Chase, the carriage dealer, can
show you the most complete line of
carriages of all styles, ever exhibited In
Somerset County and the prices he is
able to quote this season have surprised
many purchasers.
The concert to be given, Thursday
evening of next week in Grange Hall by
the Forresters' Musical Club, should
prove musical treat, as there are %
members and the instruments include
banios, mandolins and guitars. In add.
ton to the instrumental music there will be
several vocal solos and the one act farce
"a Mischevous Niger" will be given.
The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-16

Before buying your carpets you should
call and see Bragg & Varney's stock.
All kinds, all prices.
Wireless telegrsphy stock in the
Parent Co. for sale by E. F. Fairbrother
at $3.50 per share; advances to $500,
May 25th; par value, $40. Remember
Bell telephone advanced from S1,00 to
$1,000.
The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-16
Vestee Suits .

Blue Serges, Oxfords,
Pencil Stripes, sizes Il TO
l6 yrs "a 30, SIS, $3.50, Sc.
Newest Stock.
The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-16
School Suits
3 Piece Suits .

All wool cloths with i
double seats and knees, /
~, SIPS. ~ so, S275, %. /
$3.50, "a.
The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-16

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails to cure.
Z. W. Groves signature is on each box. csc
The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-16

Dainty effects; latest de-
signs for little men. 4 TO s
years, 81, 1928. $3.50,
81 rs, 60, SO. SO, 81.
The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-16
M ems suits.

Sizes 36 10 A.
s6 Full Value 81 and 3
81 Full Value IS and 80
IS Full Value 80 and $40
$40 Full Value Sll and Sl2
as Full Value Sl6 and SIs
The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-16
AEw ADvERTIaEME NTs.

votiee--Selectmen:
~ Rent-A. Goodrich.
ost. Turner Buswell.
lI; Gs les-Rswles & 90.
pPnottstoes.-D. q. Bartlett.
r. Io ss Money-Geo. Simpson;
& Russell.
6neoascial Salem. B. Heselton.
sslpa,ked Down-H. c. Ormsby.
ssrby Paint-Blunt Hdw. Co.
Ce Etogers-F. W. Buchanan.
S Tbiie Msterial1w. H. Wildes.
, NIL for Divorce-W. T. Seekins.
window Screens.Bl1n t a IaSt, Co.
risisn shoe-Boston Shoe Store.
Tnstitions for Discharged. II. Davis.
aessonable Attractions--W P. Ordway.
Dictionary-Merriam & Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-16

Russian Blouse
Suits.
Ages 4 to 6 years. The
most stylish juvenile suit
made; $3.50, 80, 80 so, 81.
Bicycle suits.
-, s4.50, SIS, $3.50, st.
&f 10 3
The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-16
DIED.

Big Pine, Cal. Jan. 4--Joseph j. Steward,
formerly OF Skowhegan, aged 70 years.
Big Pine, Cal, April 29-- Charles Steward,
formerly of SkowhegaH, aged 81 years.
Skowhegan May 3--Mr. e. S. Allen, aged rs
years, II months and 10 days
The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-16
Buy agate ware at Heselton's.

| have employed competent skirt
cutter and can give you the correct thing
In skirts as we'll as coats.
wv MRS. j. A. DEALEY.
The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-16
MAR RlED o.

Skowhegan, May 1l--By Rev. W. H Spencer
Aurin c. Buzzell and Miss Sadie Staples, both
OF Athens.
The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-16

Ages "A to 10 yrs. Com
plete stock, correct styles.
SIS Full Value Sc and -
IS Full Value s. and -
90 Full Value 80 and $40
$40 Full Value All and S12
The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-16
Did You Know

There is concern that makes the finest ready -to-vea
clothes in the world This clothing has the reputation Of
being equal the best HIGH grade made-o measure
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
IESTRO Y SINIE s TRIO

gonzoso, que haya puertorriquenos que apeen
q la delacion la calumnla, la suspicacla
la nsidia, para asegurarse en- sus puestos,
aunque ell terruho Sc desmorone Sc hunda.
Siguen la qscuela de Egozcue en- ella
aprenden, con notable aprovechamento, to-
dos los manejos todos los recursos de que,
con fines d6nticos a los suyos, echaba mano ell
antique incondicionalismo.
De ahf que su objeto prncipalfsimo estri-
be en- presentarnos como enemigos del Gobier-
no, como Sant-americanos@, como prOpagan-
distas Y mantenedores de medidas turbulentas
y sediciosas.
esa acusaci6n gratuita, baja, mezquina,
sin Fundamental, deSlizase de manera solapada,
con rastreos de serpiente, a trayeS de sus artf-
culos en- la prensa, de sus peroraciones en- la
trbuna, y aun qnizas, 3 sin quizas, trav6S de
sus contcenciaS EN- los centros gubernativos.. i.
Como pr18ba de elo vease esta insidiosa
y NAL intancionada inSinuacion de Et Pals; insi-
nuac5n que deja escapar en- 'todos sns ndmeros
bajO diStinta forma, mas 9 men0s transparente:
xHay algdn peri6dico, dedcado, segGn pa
rece, demostrar la incompatibilidad de las
dos razas-la anglo sajona y Ii Iatina-y en-
seilar como y p0r que debeu odiarse los indiVi-
duos de razas uiferenteS3
ESQ, senciIlamente, es una falsedad y una
infamia
NngGn per6dico de nuestra communion po-
Utica, dedica su tempo ri suS esfue rzoS labor
Tan vergonzosa y esteril.
Pero convene daro entender asf, para
malquistarnos con ell pueblo americana, asi
Sc complace en- daro entender Et Pals, sa-
biendas de que no esta en- 10 cierto
Combatimos al gobierno, porque creemos
que su administration es desastrosa para ell
pueblo puertorriqueno, y queremos para este
todos los derechos, todas las libertades y to-
das las ventajas de que di,frutan los ciudada-
nos del continente.
Hasta la Saciedad 10 hemos repetido; mas
EL Pdts no Sc hace cargo, no quiere hocerse
cargo de clio, porque este desbaratarla sus
planes; porque imbuido en- ell espfrtu y las
tendencias de los incondicionales de antalo,
Sc obstina en- poner en- practica iguales pro-
cedmentos, en- la creenca de que e daran
| igual resultado
Pero en- ESQ Sc equivoca
Podra engafar cuatro cinco continent
tales pero no todo el pueblo de los Estados
Unidos, que va empieza yer claro en- los
asnntos de Puerto Rico distingulr los in
formes veraces, de los informes interesados y
taISos.
Cortadillo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
SOBRE CORREOS

Nos lnforman de San Juan que casi todos
los dias Sc reparte al pdblico la correspondent
cia de los puebIos de la carretera central las
tres de la tarde, con considerabes perjuicios
para todos.
Puede subsanarse este, dispon6ndose que
los carteros salgan repartir dicha correSpOn-
dencia las diez de la mShana- -hora en- que
ha llegado ell correo de Ponce-y no 4 las nue.
va como sucede actualmente.
Las ludcaciones deben ser objeto de la
atenci6n del Director del ramo, toda vez que
Sc inspiran en- dar buena marcha al servicio
en- las c0nvenlencias del pueblo pagano,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
NOTAS De ORIENTE

Nos escIiben de Humaco que el sugeto
Luis Berries, alias Tuco, no satiSfecho con
castigar inhumanamente un niho que no era
la pronta mediaci6n de Jose Velazquez, hu-
biese tenido la criatura un fin desgraciado
Tambi6n nos escriben que Fausto Lopez
abusando de la delicada salud de don Rouufo
Gonzalez, Ia emprendi6 contra este garrots-
zos, infri6ndole una herida contusa en- la
frente.
Esas cosaS han pasado desapercibdas para
la Corte de policfa.
tEs que no han sido denunciadas por la
guardia insuar nj pqf los perjudcados?
90 es, acaso, pE parciaidades de origen
polftico?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18

que SO former, solo SO cOmpondran de cuatrO
compaiias de 4 sesenta hdmbreS cada una 9
sea cada Is batallones equyaente uno de
los de "
H 6rcoes los trabaios del tenddo de
rails los carros el6ctricos legan al cruce
con el eblo de Rio-piedras.
Nj nhas personss Green que sera indlcado
Nc #ley don Juan Hernandez Lopez para ell
nombAmiento de fiscal de la Suprema Corte ;
puesto que dej6 vacante, por su fallecimiento,
don Rafael Romeu Aguayo.
Don Manuel Landr6n, Juez de policia dc
Vega-alta, SO encuentra en- esta Capital. Pa.
rece que Sc le hace algo dificil e desempefio
de sn cargo por aquellos valles
Nos dicen que al secretaro de la Corte de
pocia en- dcho pueblo lie pide aquel ayunta-
miento 1000 d,ltars de tianza, para garantir sus
responsabilidadas
Maiana estara en- Caguas en- asuntos par
ticulares don Ramon II Patron.
En- la mafana de hoy entr6 en- este puerto
e vapor frances <Tlle de MarseleS, prOceden.
te de Puerto Principe. Esta tarde sigu6 via
je para Ell Havre, Europa,
Maiana debe estar aqui, el vapor america
no SPonceS, que traora correspondence car
ga para varios, de los Estados Unidos.
Eon PEDRO A. Martinez embarcara mafia-
ma para Espala en- ell SIsIa de Panag,S
Hoy entraron en- ell puerto dos bareos car
boneros repetos de carga para la marina ame-
ricana.
El domingo pr6ximo dara function en- nues-
tro Coliseo la compahfa puertorriqueda que ac-
tualmente hace la temporada
Las hijas de Maria estan recolectando fon-
dos para las festas de Mayo por medic de H.
mosnas que cada una de elias pide z su amlgas,
vali6ndoss de papeletas inytaciones.
Muchos amerlcanos Sc han abonado para
la temporada que abre aqui Ia compaha de
Opera, que debutara el 27.
Don Eugenio Benitez ha sido nombrado
secretario del tribunal de poicia de Carolina
Sc hala en- esta Capital don Fernando Ca
lleio, artlsta puertorriqueho quIen dlstingui-
mos.
No fue el juez municipal como equlvoca-
damente die, quen denunci6 al juez de po-
licfa de Rio Piedras por no haber prestado ju-
ramento; sino nuestro amigo enthusiastic CO.
rreligionario don Ramon piheiro.
Ia CANA que Sc rio entire los parroquia-
a1s Dc sLa Bayononesas tac6 Go usffa con el
ndmerO iai don (nan Hernandez Lopez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
SAN JUAN
NOTAS E'OR CQsRR FGap
Abrll Is.

Los nuevos batalOues de puertorriquehos
que Sc former, solo Sc compondran de cuatro
de sesenta hOmbres cada una 8
sea cada a batallones equivaente uno de
los de hoA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18

punto, entire ciertos elementos
Avanzados, la subversi6n del
ldio y la inquina les ofuscan
} no reparan en- utilizar los
IicoFables & indignos, a trueque
is enemigos o adversarios.
B que presenciamos es edfi-
Ajemplo, la actitud asumida
Eta hislao Sesman, ell carpintero
rano, el administrator del acue-
do Rivera y el maestro de escuela
mothee, quienes, nombre de la
h RegionalS y de los obIeros todos
Bin hallarse autorizado por 6stos, no
b presentar un escrito al secretario
no Mr.. Hunt, en- que dctatdn al lea
socialistas puertorriqueiios don San
Aas, present8ndole como <antiame-
QastRpatiEador de los espafoles1
M unit, convlrti6ndose 4 su vez
rhique ofciatmente dicho infor-
v ese proceder
lHfa quien SO estime en- algo,
zero de armas?
% Sd6adu estan esos poderes y
torgado concedldo para que
expresen Ell representation de
as de Puerto-Rico?
nt0 existen Gocho mil setecien
eros, cuyas frm2s obran en- po-
her magistrate de la Repdblica,
que no pueden estar de acuerdo
naciones de esos cuatro individuos,
ensaje q Mr.. Hunt le felicitan por
pr6spera del pals y lie hacen pre-
socijo por Ell regreso de Mr.. Allen.
SarcasmO
ontrbuyen & sostener la mentira
tsprjuicio de sus compafleros y her
n los cuaes, faltos de ocupaci6n y
gas de la miseria y del hambre,
a5oS eaminos, a cual mas doloro-
ssmigracion la muerte.
lauda esos indivduos que asi fall
3sd, con inaudito descaro, disfru-
asnandanzas del poder, cobran y
4 medic de su tranquilo egoismo,
M, la abundancia que les brinea su
faf4miento al gobierno, no tienen ojos
<'Veyl cuadro espantoso que Sc desarrolla
.alriedor, nj oidos para OR las quejas y
ianbres de los infelces proletarios, que
vfncidos por la inanicion y por la des-
"a semeiante conducta e pals
mpe sobre la frente de esos re
ma de su desprecio.
es extrafio, aunque ST YER
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
LATDR0B & SMITH
ABOGADOS
CrMg I, Naa JuaM, Pto. Rico

Ofrecen al pdbhco sus seFviciOs
profesioualeS en- los asuntos ante los
Tribunales insuIares y la Corte de
Distrito de los E.E. U.U,; y con es-
pecialidad sobre cobro de cr6ditos hi
nOtacarins.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
EaSAS TecNnsenaladas
Hotel Muro
ll6-Il8-W. IA ia. SRrHr
NEW-YORK

D'reccidm cadlsgydfca: sA,M,nny9s
Hotel de prjmeca ,clase situado en-
el Pnnto mas c6ntrico de la ctudad
completamente raformado en- sus ha-.
bitaclones y con sorvicio rapido Y es-
merado.
El preterido de las famhias Dar-
t1cnlares que van a pasar al yeFano
en- los Estados- Unidos.
Sc sumiuistran informes poFborreo.
Los Interpreters de la casal lie en-
cucntran a la llegada de Sode /los va
pores para recibir a los sef6res via
leros y encargarse del d Ispacho de
Aduanas hasta la conduccidn al hotel.
las personals que pienseA dirigirse
d Ncw-York hafan ben Sn avisar
preVlamente pur correo por tel6Qra-
f..
PREClOS
Cuarto desde ST.. z
Cnarto con asistencia desde So.
ANDRES MURO,
PRoPltTARIo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
:ICDAS

Fdistinguido amigo correligio-
Ramon Nadal Santa Culoma, ex-
Corte de Distrito de MayagGez,
enc6n de participarnos que ha ha-
IIbo.
lad inteligencia es la mejor re-
que ofrece al senior Nada un
de recbmos este despacho.
or DEMoCRClA
Caguas.
eaarticuo xLa esclavitud econ6-
tACE patria-L6pez.s
os sinceramente la felieitaci6n
g.
b americana f. H. 1}enkes, ayuda
ajos al inspector de esta ciudad,
abren las granjas -modelo, donde
serviclos.
Anilla nos escrlben nuestrOs ami
buenos dotes del iuz de policia
que es Mr.. Charles A. Mead, ame-
g-Leonco Barrero. .--Ciru uan0 Dentls-
allie de Ruiz Belbis Caguas Puerto
Para manana una Carta del doctor
don Salvador Carbonell Sobre emigration
a SantO Domingo
Andres oteTo, Ddviduo de Morovls, que
Nace POGO tiePpo, ,injario desde las columna- nla
<La opinidpS de Ponce sus compueola-
!, diio Saue no volveria pisar 9quella To-
lad mi6ntras no titptese u3rgttenzdS hoy
hperh alli cargo de secretario de la Cor
SGs pOlcfa.
Aver vimos pasar por Caguas al licencia-
do Moreno Calder6n que Sc dif.je Ponce,
donde eierce e cargo de fiscal dc 10 Corte de
lstrito.
Mr.. Rowe, miembro de la Comisi6n revi-
de leyes ba salido para Washington lle-
10 cousigo un memorial do los LrabaJos
icha Uomisi6n, de Ia eual Ell juoz DAILY
parte.
ba confrmado ell envenenamento
pollcia insuar Iturrondo en- Vie
ra dc San Juan t'ane conoc-
eho, aunque sin detalles.
ue Rousset Sc queja de que ell
Ponce 10 file 600 dollars en-
leo o4SoOen tncas para poder eiercer la
etarfa de la Corte de poiicfa de aquella
ID, cuyo nombramiento Sc mostr6 a su fa-
Ioss G.. del Vale (Fortaleza II )-.ofei-
para la gesti6n de asuntos administra-
lei qne fue buen amigo nuestro
Martin, dan por nuestro con-
Dreslvas grAcias las perso-
hsaron toda case de atencio-
de la desgracia que la apens.
del martes contra ieron matri-
pan don Julio f. Andnzze-el
ID 4 su nombre con la triste
latgo--y la ssnorita Carmen
b6n
de vigilancia, en- Lola vlenen
ecuentes robos.
limos de Pehuelas han denun-
bicauo prominente della oca-
el delito de fasedad en- un ex-
Z uusr,s del .snos Aqua.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18

N0TA,-Con objeto de no molestar quien
no las desee, no Sc repartiran localidades do:
micilio para el benedciQ de la se1ora Casado.
Y tAnto para esta fulG9n como para la del
sabado, habra listas de encargos de localidades
en- ell despacho del teatro durante todo ell dfa
del microbes y ylernes, las cualeS,s no fueseh
recogdas el jueves y isabad pectivamente,
Sc venderan al primero que las solicite. El Sr.
don Emilio Pou es el elcargado de atender al
pdbico en- s4s pedidos para estas funciones.
POR LA EMPRESA,
Luis Martinez Oasado,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
La c@gHeaa

Elmejor y mas conpl@to strtiao de
n nercanciss
Especialid d en- g6nerts depupfo.
Quinc .lla ferretesia
Plaza Principal
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
KEEP THE LIGHTNING OFF.

Some of the simplest things in
the wcrld are the most efficacious,
says the Scientific American wise
man. Now; for instance, if you
are afraid Of lightning, here's a
very simple safeguard to remem-
ber--simply put on your rubbers
and then stand so that your
clothes won't touch anywhere.
Whether you're indoors or out
of doors you are perfectly safe,
for rubber is a nonconductor,
and you are perfectly isolated'
This ia worth remembering,
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

1t is said tnat the island of
Porto Rico is in worse condition
now than when the United States
took control of it. Uncle Sam
doesn't know anything about
colonies, and will have to get his
hand in a little before he can be
counted on to produce a brilliant
success,
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

The Batesville Guard observes
that not a law effecting railroad
interests was enacted by the gen.
eral assembly, True, but the
Guard ought to be satisfied. Its
noble representative tried to reg
ulate discriminating over the
state and the rest OF the dunn
fools would not.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

81 did say that the talk about
missionaries being tu blame for
the trouble in China was id
rot, and | say it again." said
Rev. William S. Rainsford of
New York the other day. The
Rev. was evidently not in a
heavenly frame Of mind.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
Abraham Lincoln said to

Abraham Lincoln said to a
client one day, after listening to
his case: ''Well you have a
pretty good case in technical law,
but a pretty bad one in equity
and justice. You will have to
get some other fellow to win this
case for you. couldn't do it.
All the time while standing talk
ing to that jury, I'd be thinking
Lincoln you're liar and | be-
lieve should forget myself and
say it out loud" Are there any
such in this day and time?
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

1t would appear from the light
Of recent developments that Hon.
r. j, Wilson, he who presided
over the deliberations of the SEN
ate, is a very small potato.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

The Hardy Heard comes out
for James K. Jones for U. S.
Senator. No better man than
James K. Jones will ask for the
place.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

An old observer gave this defi-
milton of a jury: ga jury is a
body of men organized for the
purpose of deciding which side
has the smartest lawyers"
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

The Sharp County Record
asks: Where on earth is Dan
W. Jones?" He is in Little Rock
attending to his law business, an
honored, upright, respected citi-
zen. State Republican.
Thanks. When we can furnish
you any information call on us.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

The papers say a whiskey fam
Inc is imminent owing to a New
York concern securing a corner
on the article. Not on your life.
Bread and meat may get scarce,
but vhiskey, the poorest man
can always find, more's the pity.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

In commenting on the dog our
versatile contemporary, the Ran
dolph Herald, says that animal
has been known to "brake" the
engagements of sweethearts,
Which means, we suppose, that
a dog has been known at some
time or other to cause the run OF
affection between a voluptous
pair to slow up a little.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
HAD THE MOTHER FADED.

A Hope mother who attempting
to prevent the elopement of her
daughter, who was only 10 years
of age, was forcibly held by
friends of the couple while they
climbed in a buggy and drove
away.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

Representative Whitthorne Of
Saline county married two days
before the Legislature adjourned.
That may be called jumping from
the frying pan into the fire.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

Our old friend ex-Gov. Hogg
of Texas is doing better, BY
carefully roofing about he is ac-
curing few million dollars in
the oil fields.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

Illinois has appropriated $3.50, >
900 to represent her at the St.
Louis worlds fair. Arkansas
appropriated $4,000, an amount
not sufficient to do the states
varied interests and industries
Justice.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

DESCRIPTIONS Billy Allen is beautiful black and
fifteen and onehaf hands bgh eleven years old this
spring, weighs thousand two hundred pounds, kind
disposition splendid saddler and fine driver being
double gated and very speedy make mile in 22O in
harness. He is of fine build good bone and neat limbs
good eyes, fine hair and gentle and sensible
PEDIGREGE; Billy Aliens grand-sire was Ethan AL
en who on June 2l, 1867, defeated the then worlds
champion, Dexter in 2;15. Billys sire Ben Allen
of the finest and showiest Of Kentuckys Morgans
His dam by Shiloh thoroughbred and his grand dam by
thoroughbred Hambetonlan TO- family OF horses famous
for their style and ease of management.
Will stand for service season beg inning March IS and
ending June 5 at Evening Shade Arkansas at the very
low price of So to insure colt to stand and suck
Care will be taken to prevent accidents, but will not
NIB. COGER.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
The capitol commissioners as

The capitol commissioners as
appointed by Gov. Davis are
Thos. Cox, Dardanelle, j. E..
Martin, Conway and Ex-Gov.
James P. Eagle, Little Rock.
The governor has also appointed
the board of managers for Ar
kansas exhibit at the worlds
fair who are: John j. Whitaker,
Pine Bluff, Sam Cohn, Holly
Grove and G.. J. Crump, Harri-
son.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

Here is a point for the merchant
who does not advertise:
"According to Bradstreet's
Trade Review nearly so per cent
of the concerns that fail in busi-
ness are those who don't adver-
tise."
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

And now the spade and shovel
trust is about to be formed. The
trusts are going to stick to US to
the grave. The coffin trust has
been formed a long time.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

A home for needy lawyers has
been established at Madison,
Wis. An exchange suggests
that a home for needy clients af-
ter they had undergone the
fleeing process would be more
proper.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

The members Of the legislature
presented speaker Humphries
with a gold-headed cane, not, we
imagine, as a token of any par
ticular love for him, but in order
to keep up the custom.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

According to the Register there
are tigers-blind tigers-at Mel
bourne. 1t is a sad commentary
that these things exist in nine out
of ten prohibition districts. 1t is
the fault of the officers.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

There is one consolation: This
part of the state doesn't need an
insane asylum like the great
northwest does. The branch
asylum went to the right place.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

The legislature did the country
a good deed when it placed a
heavy license upon peddlers,
such as those who travel over
the country selling stove ranges,
lightning rods, buggies, etc.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

The syndicate editorial con-
tinuos to appear in lots of Ar
kansas papers, and will continue
to appear until a lot of papers
change hands.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

Mrs. Nation recently gave out
statement why she married Mr..
Nation. That did not interest the
editor of the Stone County Dem
ocrat. He wants to find out why
Mr., Nation married.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

The Texarkana Courier is cru
el. 1t says that the paper which
steals editorials from the Com
moner is not so very guilty, be-
cause it steals nothing.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

"The biggest steal ever perpe-
trated on the people of Arkansas"
goes on with Gov. Davis full
consent. But Mr.. Davis was not
governor when he was talking
about "steals."
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10
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No other legislature has been
criticised so severely as the last
body. But then no other body
deserved so much as the last one.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

The Arkansas Democrat says
Hon. Harry Ponder of Lawrence
county is the silvar-tongued Or
ator of northeast Arkansas.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

We have at last been favored
with a copy of the Randolph
Herald. The RECORD will be
issued promptly hereafter.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

The Tennessee legislature
passed dog law. The Arkansas
body knew better than to fool
with the dog law.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-10

The Walnut Ridge Telephone
has a correspondent from Egypt,
and that's a thing that no other
Arkansas paper can boast of,