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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27
WAGE EXEMPTION BILL.
Merchants over the State Favor
U.--I.tA,- nrnn--,nro

Merchants over the State Favor
Eewlett's Measure.
Representative Orson II. Hewlett says
he is getting letters from merchants all
over the stale cCugrat uiatins him on MS
Introduction Of wage exemption Bit
and urging its adoptiou- Mr. Hewlett :
measure makes IL possible TO issue "a
punishment against the Wagcs or mar
ried men az any time when they are re-
ceiving more than q dollar a day.
As the law stands at IResent no gam
fehuaenf can be issued unless the debtor
has sixty DAYS wages coming 60 him. &c
IS claimed that this enables many uu-
ScruDul9uS people TO defra7fd their cred
tiers aid 5usln - men, as rule. Wnlte
fl7ez- Id, not wish To be hard on people
who owe them feel that they should he
better protected against deaG beats.
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ing Professor W-etzelIs condition was re-
ported about the same.
At the meeting o. the school principals
yesterday afternoon resolutions Of sym
pathy We're adopted and il was arranged
to send Professor Wetzeu q supply Of
flowers.
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METEoRoLoa1cAr REroRr.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. a. degrees. min
unum Jemperature, 81 deEreess mean sem-
perdture. 56 degrees. which Is 8 degrees
dnoFe the normal accumulated excess
q temperature since fSt of month. is
uegrees; accumulated excess OF tempera-
ture since Jan. /. l6S degrees. Total pre-
cpltatiOn from D. m TO 6 u. m trace /.
accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since LIST of month. 30 inch. accumulated
deficiency of precipitation since JaH, J.,
80 inch
HELP AND SITUATIONS Want
ED ADVTS. WILL BE ACCEPTED
IN THESE COLUMNS FREE OF
CHARGE,
BRANCH OFFICES FOR RECEIPT
OF WANT ADVERTIS EMENTS:
SHERWOOD'S PHARMACY. Fifth
south and State street.
HAZEL DRUG co. corner of West
FIRST South and Fourth West
M'COYS PHARMACY. corner Third
South and Fifth East.
FODLGER BROS CO, IS X street.
5 B. COULAN. Eighth East and
First South
A J. DAVIS & co. corner Seventh
south and Seventh East
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AUCTION SALES.

I viii close out at auction and private
sale commencing Monday. Jan. Is and
continue until all is sold. Two Thousand
Dollars worth of Mems and Boys Suits,
fine Underwear, Gloves of all kinds, silk
and other Shirts. fine lot of Ties and
Handkerchiefs. Ladies Suits. finest SILK
Waists, Kid Slippers Boots and Shoes
of all kinds, lot of Notions, etc, etc This
is a Bankrupt Stock and all must go.
Come TO 50 Main St. and see All fine
goods. X A ANDREWS,
AuctionCer.
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DIED.

DAXIDSON.-At Bingham. Utah. on the
ga. Ellzaoeth, the beloved wife Of
Cnarles Davidson, aged % years
Funeral services will be held at Evans
undertaking parlors at 2:3o this afternoon.
I.AMONT-In this city. Jan. 26. 1901. of
child bed. Agnes Lamont. wife Of James
Il Lamont born Aug. 9. 1851, IN Scot
land.
Notice of funeral later.
DAVIDSON.-At Bingham. Utah, on Jan
q, Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson, of peritOn-
tits, age IS years.
Funeral today at 2:S0 p. m at s d.
Evans, funeral parlors. 213 state street
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Mrs. Mellor Of the \. Y. dressmaking
parlors 32S Main street. has opened a
shirt waist dept in connection with
dress-&sking at the wy lowest prices
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business. interest
paid on savings deposits w. r. Arm
stroug. president. j. II. Game. cashier
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MEDICAL

DIR. z. s. PAYNE. 40 south NalB
street. Specialist in diseases of vyoEneT
and children; satisfaction guaranteed IN
dress
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WARNING AND VENTILATING

GEO. NJ SCOTT-STREVEII HARD
WARE CO Warm Air Heating and Ven
ulating Apparatus for Churches, SCHOOL,
Residences. etc. All work Guaranteed
P 7. BIoRAN.-steam and hot water
heating and yentilstius apparatus, no.
70 West Second South.
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A sare aud permanent cure FOR drunk
enuesr and drug addictiops Address
Kelley Institute 164 East First south
or Box $50. salt Lake Utah.
Dr. Z. n Koysor method Of nIIiug
teeth is painless 1ss Main street. Auer-
bach building.
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SOCIETlEl


.a- TYPOGRAPHICAL
$3.50 first Sunday Ia month
z "A. @. y. w. hal. $3.50
Demand this label on an printing. It
stands for fair conditions. union hours
ana wages. Union offices: Tribune.
Heraid. REPORTER Century, Tribune Job
-
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs. NOTICE.
Rocky Mountain lodge No. at their
next meeting, Thursday evening. Jan. 81.
will initiate three candidates into the
mysteries Of the second rank. All Knights
qualified are cordially invited.
ARGENTA LODGE No g, F. and
a NJ. Stated communications held at
Masonic aall the first Tuesday in each
month Members Of sister lodges and
sCjOurning brethren In good standing are
cordially invited to attend
NEWTON d. ESTES, W. NJ
W. r. ROBB. Sec. P Q. Box 1905.
UTAH CHAPTER No 1. r. A. NJ
Stated conVocations held on the hrsi
Wednesday, In each month at Masonic
ions are cordially invited TO attend.
Va J LYNCH, NJ F. n I.
N. c. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
MT MORIAH LODGE No. ?, F
and A. NJ. Regular meetings held
at Masonic hall the second Monday
uL edGn mOulL- MemBSTS OF SISTER huge
and soiOurninE brethre. in good standing
are cordially invited to attend.
F. J. HILL. w. NJ
CHRISTOPHER DIERL. Secretary
A. o. q. ".
EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 meet!
every Wednesday evening - 4 O. u. W
hal, 81 Main street
JOSEPH T. HARRIS, NJ. w.
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No. =
meets every Thursday evening at hi
y. Q. u. ". hail. 16l Main street
THOMAS ALLEN NJ "
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BRANCH OFFICES FOR RECEIPT
OLE WANT -ADVERTIs EMENTS:
BORN.

SMITH.-Jan. p. 1861. to the wife of !. g
Smith. girl Both doing well.
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VIZ. BRoApBENT, D. D. s.
Drunkenness.

Up TO date dentistry, Western Denta
Co. 3 "a ele block.
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CLEANING AND DYEING

LADIES' JACKETS, dry cleaned, 81 .
up Gents overcoats cleaned and pres
sed, SIS up. Deseret Dye Works, Is
So West Temple
UTAH Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Co,
S. E Bird So. High-ClaSs work. mOdeT-
ate prices. Telephone No. $50, N.
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Bldg Chicago.
We WANT an agent to handle our
c01ni iuaton revolving stand register
holder and eabiaetsin the state of Utah.
married man acquainted with adver-
must be a hustler. exclusive territory and
first class opening is promised. Address
.ae Hatch Hotel Register Co, Des
Nuines "a.
WILL BUY certificates Coop. Wagon
TO stock covering three or less shares
each this month. paying $40 for each
snare Addness ". p O. box - city.
a FEW TEAMS 10 haul rock from Red
Butte quarries Apply 70 r, 3. Miller,
ssS East Sixth South.
GRADUATE oPTICIAN. Call or ad-
dress with reference. New York Art *
Novelty Co, 36t 24th street. Ogden, Utah.
MONEY LOANED. on diamonds.
watches jeWelry, guns. clothing, etc.
half interest Uncle sam, 26 r. 1st South.
Keys Fitted
Moved 20 50 " Sd So, cor ". Temple
COPPER scrap at 1215 cents per pound.
Old rubber at cents per pound.
Heavy brass al u cents per pound.
+. RobcTts. 524 West Second South
IF YOU want TO sell your household
South State; best prices paid. s. P. Eeve
WANTED sECoND-HANp FURNI-
ture and stoves. at A <. LIST So. Mirrors
repaired
sECoND-HANU GOODS. n. Weber.
go State street..
NEW and SECONDHAND goods
bought, sold aud exchanged. Bargains
every day o. X. Secondhand Co, y T.
50 S0UtH-
---e-.---..--.a---a----- .--.-..-a----.=
FOR SALE
Something fine in q. new organ for $50.
large high topped Story & Clark or
splendid full sized golden oak $500 up
See the self-playing organ. it is fine.
Correspondence promptly answered "a
BILE Plano s Organ Co, % Main street,
opposite 4. G. NJ. T.
S.000 cash will buy half interest in es-
tablished business with party having. Is
years experience. Business viii clear 800
to 500 per month. Too much business for
one. only reason Tor selling. Address
lbs, Herald
FURNITURE of five. room cottage very
reasonable. Address y 2 Herald.
MEAT MARKET for sale cheap. good
business n sold before Feb. ]. Inquire at
lb4 West South Temple.
OR TRADE-1so acre stock range 10
miles from city for something near IN or
city property. Address X 1, Herald.
CHEAP The Rainere. . rooms nicely
furnished, Z5S South Main street
GOOD Champion Monitor Cook Stove,
5000. Apply $50 w 2d North.
BONDS REsTAURANr. Apply III
Main street.
SALOON FOR SALE; good location.
Apply to California. Wine Co, w I'd So
a WE'LL paying business for sale for
either lady OF gentleman. Inquire room
/ 5o2 Constitution bullying
! DISTINGUISHED liquor business.
must be sold On account of poor health.
Address Herald, "a
I OR RENT new and secondhand sewing
machines. all kinds. all prices. W1les &
! johnson, Ill =. 1st So. St.
STATY., News & Typewriter Supplies
, Barrow Bros, 43 w % S. Phone 1922
]
FOR TRADE. 3 acres near Murray.
| highly improved, for city property. Fos-
ter & Garrison. 800 Progress block
HOMEsEGKERs' headquarters under
4 Walker Bros bank. 9 W Ald25ch, Mgr-
HIGHEST PRICE paid for alfalfa seed.
Bailey Sons, g East I'd So.
BLACKBOARD. HORSE and harness. 81
I West Market street
TYPEwRITesR and oface supplies.
blank books. EIarsctts Bros, 80 Main
I Phone 174-s
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BOARD AND ROOMS

WELL FURNISHED rooms. good
board, house modern. Trent house, 206 W.
LIST North
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WALLPAPER.

IT IS WORTH your while to go one
block from Main street to see the at
tractive prices George ". Ebert & 60.
have attached to their large md elegant
stock Of wall paper, mOUldings, etc; 526
State. Phone S13-N.
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DREssMAKlNG

DREssMAKING PARLoRs. IS s.-west
TamDle- room L
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LUMBER DEALER.

PARKER LUMBER CO., wholesale
dealers {n Windows, Doors, MOuldings.
Building and Roofing Papers. Mil Work,
estimates given. Send for our prices and
discounts Salt Lake City, Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27

FURNISHED ROOM, with BATH. TOR
gentleman; close in; references. A s69.
Herald
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$4,000 CASH. or easy payments, buys 3
strictly lawful (nickel) slot machines for
drinks cigars or cash. VIII earn s. 90
and upward weekly each. Earl, Clark q
Co. furniture manufacturers. Chicago,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27
OPTICIANS.

J. H KNICKERBOCKER. optician.
Removed to 259 Main Lowest prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27

Castle Gate, Clear Creek. Winter
Quarters, Suunyside lump. nut and
Flack- anthracite call size5l. These
Goals always Ia stock % south Main
street. telephone 439.
-. j. SHARP. Agent
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TAINTED

BRIGHT LADY who writes a plain
uaud- 10 travel advertise and collect in
Utah territory: good salary and all eS-
penses TO start. Addressed envelope for
particulars Manager Phillips, Pontiac
Bldg. Chicago.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

BY NAN and wife as cooks; outfit car
or good mining camp preferred. Address
D 8, Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27

ALL DISEASES cured at the Mac
Namara Healing institute, u and 70
West South Temple street. The true
and tried.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27

PERMANENT INVESTMENTS. $1,000
up. Comfortable living assured on income
from S104.03. NO lOsscs.l Weekly diVi-
bends, by money order Bona tide refer
erces. voluntarily. from customers, high
est commercial standing. Booklet free
natl, q.
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PERSONAL

HANDSOME. refined lady independents
~ wealthy, sweet disposition. fond OF
home, will d5vOte life to kind husband
Marguerite" 1897 Sheffield Ave, Chi
cage. Ills.
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FOR RENT---FURNISnED.
FURNlSHED ROOMS

LARGE FRONT room. modern convent
ences- 80 East Fourth South
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LILLIAN OLIVER. pianist. Pupil Q
South
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BUSINESS CHANCES

PETERSON a Richards St Tel 52s-4
p per cent saved on picture framing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27

WASHING AND ironing taken nome.
Address D Il. Herald
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GO TO the Sauitarium Hair Dressing
Parlors and have your hair shampooed
with distilled water for = cents. Hair
dressed. 25c; scalp treatment. sc; facial
massage DC; also Turkish baths and
chiropOdy for ladies' A Turkish bath at
tendant late of Hammond Baths, San
Fran. now with as. y W Sd So.
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O2 REM.

( rings
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
GrosheI, sole agent Utah, 221 Main Ex-
pert cash register repairing.
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IETsIsIAN OLIVER Pianist Pupil OF
oscar Beriuger. Studio 70 West Second
South
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SCAYENGER.
STOVE REPAIRS

STOVE REPAIRING.-Wiuia Pender
& Sen, sos State. mfg. and imp. OF All
kinds, stove and range repairs. repairing
in all its branches. Mail orders solicited
Tel. 713-5 rings.
STOVES BOUGHT and sold. Stove anc
range repairs; parts for sale Tel. O20X
:. I. Lovett, 81 +. Sd So.
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AUENI9 WANTED.
TO SELL the latest invention for pro-
ducing LIGHT; beats electricity; cheaper
than kerosene. agents coming money:
largest factory; prompt shipments The
Best Light Company, Canton, o.
FOR SALT LAKE and every town Big
profits: $40 West First South Novelty
Supply House.
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30
ARKANSAS APPLES.

The famous apple orchards of
northwest Arkansas are yielding
their owners the usual comfort
able profit.
The following summary is from
the Bentonyille Sun.
Capt. John Miser of near Pea
Ridge received $4,000 for his ap-
pies in his 100-acre orchard.
Hall Patterson of near Pea
Ridge received $4,000 for his ap-
pies in the orchard.
J. H. Keith, living seven miles
west of Bentonville, received be-
tween 81, 800 and $1,000 for mis-
apples in an orchard of go acres.
j. C. Rucker eight miles west
Of Bentonville, received between
$500 and So, 800 for his apples
in an orchard of 100 acres. This
is considered the finest orchard in
Benton county and Mr.. Rucker
homesteaded this place about
nine years ago. This shows
what a man with push and vim
can do for himself in the way of
planting an orchard.
J. A. Nelson, twentyfour miles
southwest of here, received 81 900
for his apples in an orchard of 30
acres.
W. W. Leach, rear him, re-
ceived a cool 81 900 for his ap-
pies in an orchard Of 80 acres.
Mr.. L each gets ST a barrel for all
apples that run 81 900 barrels.
j. A. Walker, near Sloan, re-
ceived $4,000 for apples on 800
Ben Davis trees.
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30
COST OF LIVING,

A few days ago the Louisville
Journal printed comparative
statement of prices of food for
August 1901 and 1900. In call
ing attention to the changes in
values of the various necessities
it said: Canned tomatoes have
increased 30per cent. All canned
goods have advanced, and are
expected to 60 higher. Jellies
and preserves will be very high
the coming winter on account of
the high prices of fruits this sum-
mer. Few families are putting
up any preserves, for the same
reason. Dealers know this, be-
cause there has been practically
no demand whatever for fruit
Jars. Cantaloupes and water
melons show a slight advance
over last year, but it is merely a
sympathetic advance, as the sea-
son, being dry and hot, has fur
nished just the kind of weather
in which melons thrive. 1t is
almost impossible to find any
cabbage or sweet potatoes in the
market. Dealers will not quote
prices on either vegetable. The
last figures quoted on cabbage
were 1925 crate. Last year a
crate could be bought for seventy
five cents. Irish potatoes are
selling at 1925 a barrel. They
are expected to go to 50 barrel
Pittsburg commission merchants
bought heavily of potatoes in the
Louisville market last week
which gave prices of that uni
versially-used vegetable a tonic
;one. One man Bought three
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30

Euitors may not be so bad as
other people think. The Prison
Mirror published in the Minneso-
ia penitentiary, says; "Why is
it that from our first inception of
our paper until the present time
we have never had an editor
sojourn in your midst? Other
professions have been represent
ed; of preachers we had enough
to furI iia subsistence to an Afri-
tal chief fer a year; doctors
enough to depop ulate a state,
lawyers to start fair sized colony
in hades, but no editors-not a
single one,
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30
Their secrets Out.

All SldreviIle, Ky, was curiou,
to learn the cause Of the vast I'm,
provemont in the health of Mrs.
5, p, Whitaker, who had for long
time ouduredauntold suffering from a
chronic bronchial trouble. It's all
Due DIR Kings New Discovery" f."
writes her husband, "lt completely
cured her and also cured our little
ud'daughter Of severe attack of
whoopns cough" It positively
cares coughs, colds, la grippe, bron,
chius, all throat and lang troubles.
Guaranteed bottles soc and $500.
TRIAL bottles tree a. W, {, Snow ,
drug store,
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30
Should be in Every Office and Home

The Arkansas Gazette's map OF Arkansas with
census of every city tow and village IN Arkansas
the next sixty days will serd by mail mounted M
Arkansas. 24x36 (price OF which Is sue with l9Ocg
nonnlation of every town in Arkansas, and The NH
Arkansas Gazette one year to any address diHere
dresses for 81 Is or the Weekly Gazette six months
the man for 7Oc or the Weekly Gazette three months
the man for SOC This map shows the location Of \
town and river in the state so it can be found at g
Shows all the lines Of railroads. and has map Of,
world on the reverse side-the most complete map Of
kansas ever gotten up. Remember this offer is good
only sixty days ->-o,oo,,r, ,r,,.,-
little Rock AL
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30
A Great Newspaper.

The Sunday edition of The St, Louis Republic II
marvel of modern newspaper enterprise The orga&s
ton of it's news service is word'Wlde complete In ru
denartment; in fact superior to that of any other r
naner The magazine section is illustrated in dair
tinted coors and splendid half-tone pictures This sa
contains more high.class literary matter than any Of
monthly magazines. The fashions Illustrated in nar
coors are especially valuable to the ladies' The coh
comic section is genuine laugh.maker' The funny ca
toons are by the best artists, The humorous stories
high class, by authors of national reputation Sheet
sic a gh.claSS. popular sorE IS turnlShed tree eye
SUNDAY in The Republic The price of The Sunday
public by mail one year Is $500 For sale by all ne
dealers.
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30

When the expert accountant
finished counting the cash in the
state treasury Saturday night
there was 81, ,153, ,808,94 actual
currency on hand, by for the
the greatest amount of cash ever
accumulated by the state at one
time. Public schools and pen
sions will consume nearly half a
million of this amount within the
next two years the whole of that
sum will be consumed in cover
ing appropriations and carrying
out plans made by the Legislature.
The state of Arkansas is a big in
stitution and it takes money to
ran it.-Arkansas Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30
State News.
Happenings Within the
Borders of Ar
kansas.

Johnson county will hold a fair
from October s TO II.
Recent rains have greatly bene-
fitted crops throughout Arkansas.
! The saloon men of Texarkana
have agreed not to keep open on
Sunday.
The pool-room license has been
raised from $50 to S125 a week at
Pine Bluff.
Soda fountains and cigar stands
have been ordered closed at Hope
on the Sabbath.
The peach crop yielded con-
siderable profit to the fruit men of
Sebastian county.
The first bale of cotton received
at Warren sold for 7 3-4 cents,
with bonus of ST additional,
Gov. Davis has pardoned Rufus
Bolt of Clark county, fined 5000
for the unlawful selling Of liquor.
C. W. Roe and +. B. Hardrick
| fought in a saloon at Pine Bluff
and Hardrick's throat was cut
from ear to ear.
The grand jury has indicted a
number of restaurant keepers and
confectioners at Evreka Springs
for keeping open on Sunday.
Mrs. Lucinda Barnett has been
indicted for murder in the first
degree for killing John Seitz at
Peach Orchard, and released on
$1,000 bond.
W. A. Holiday killed Thale
Horton in Monroe county. Hor-
toms offense consisted in relat-
ing difficulty in which Holiday
was worsted.
At Tomahawk, Searcy county,
| 1913 pearls were found in one
mussle shell. Some were as
large as small buckshot, but none
were perfect,
The smokeless coal region of
! Sebastian county is one Of the
ealthiest regions on the face Of
the globe, declares the Interstate
Manufacturer.
John Franklin, colored Grim
inaIly assaulted JANE Hughes,
colored, at Pine Bluff, and at last
accounts a negro posse was after
him, determined to lynch him if
found.
Sam Tettleton, boy about Is
years old, was killed by the cars
at Higginson. He was trying to
jump on the train while it was in
motion and was thrown under the
wheels.
Tom Riggs of Springdale, who
drew a tract of land at the recent
drawing at Ell Reno, he's lost his
claim on account Of his age. He
is just At days to young to take a
homestead.
Rev. j. K. Worten held a great
revival meeting at Pike City.
, Sone of the blind tiger men
5 united with the church and whis-
. key sellers turned their licenses
over to the minister, declaring
, their intention to live right in the
future.