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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
THE DRUGGISTS
OF PETERSBURG
Organize for the Protection OF
the Retailers.
TO PULL DOWN A HOTEL
The Atlantic Coast Line Getting Ready for
Contemplated lmprovemenss-an Ele-
gant Luncheon at Which Hearts
We're Played.
TO PULL DOWN A HOTEL
tsnecia1 Dispatch to The rlmc,.}


PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. 2t-The re-
tail druggists of Petersburg organized
the Petersburg Drug Association last
night and will be members of the Ma
tonal Association of Retail DRUGGISTS.
The organization is for the protectlon OF
retailers against advance in prices OF
chemicals and patent medicines and the
mutual protection of all retail druggists.
The officers are Thomas F. KNOCK, presf-
dent: William e. Armstrong and ROBERT
NJ Partin vice-prestdents: h. H. BOW
man, treasurer, sG1 e. a. Morrison, sec
rotary. These differs constitute shs e4-
esutive committee
The Atlantic Coast Line will begin early
this spring to pull down the old Albe-
marie Hotel. on Washington Street rms
is information that comes from q sources
that can hardly be disputed. The Coast
Line Company are the owners OF nearly
all tho property on the south side OF
WASHINGTON Street between Sycamore and
Perry Streets. Their work OF rebuilding
their station and depot and the building
of the warehouse along this street VIII
probably begin as SOON as ali tho land
has been secured
HEARTS PLAYED.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dunlop. Jr., enter
tanned their friends at q luncheon at the
Petersburg Cub yesterday. After the
luncheon was served hearts was played,
The prize being won by Mrs. Leroy Roper.
The Club had as its guests Aiessrs- Leroy
Roper. David Dunlop. Captain PeSram,
Z. 2. Goodwin. Dibbe!l. Mrs. Leroy Roper
and Misses Martha Collier and Mary
Beasley.
Interdeaoniuational State Sundai-schooi
Convention will be held in Petersburg
March nth to 18th, inclusive. Dr. J. NJ
Pitcher, a resident member of the State
Convention, requested the pastors and
Sunday-school superintendent. and 9th
ty, NE Wiz ~
the Young Mems Christian Association
tonight Matters pertaining to the en-
tertainment of the organization were dis
cussed, and the citizens Will co-operate
with their friends in the entertainment.
Mr.. w. Reginald Walker, OF Richmond,
delivered an address before the Epworth
League of N1arket-Street Church tonight.
taking as his subject Failure OF Nom
Christian Religions
NEW POLICE STATION.
The police station recently built on
Bank Street opposite the Academy OF
Music was occupied yesterday.
The Board of Trustees OF the Odd-Fei-
lows Association elected officers last
night.
Most Excellent William James Hubard.
Grand High Priest of the Grand Royal
Arch Chapter OF Masons of Virginia, sis-
tied Petersburg Royal Arch Chapter last
night.
BrigadIer-General Stith Boiling. First
Brigade United Confederate Veterans Of
Virginia. has appointed Rev. DR.. B. D.
Tucker, of Norfolk, chaplain-senerai. Dr..
Tucker has written General Boiling ao-
cepting the appointment
Mr.. NJ. z. SaaI and son, irving Sa2ls
are visiting IN New York city.
Messrs. W. u thinner and s. p. Mitch.
ell are confined TO their rooms by sick-
| ness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
Carroll County Court.

Especial Dspatch 10 The Timesl
GLADESBORO. VA, Jan. 24.-Carroll
County Court is now in session here,
Judge \. p. Oglesby presiding. Two pcis-
oncrs that We're 10 be tried to-day broke
Jail last night and made their escape.
Lee Mccormick. who broke in the store
of j. w. Ringer last November and stole
SiO0 in cash and lot of goods, will be
tried.
Several inches of snow fell here this
week.
The small grain crops can't yield half
n crop here this year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
DETECTIVE FELTS
TRIED FOR MURDER
Cleared with Other Officers Of
Killing Richard B'ankenship.
FATAL DUEL IN KEN0VA
Bill sneed, the Most Notorious Moonstllner
in the Flat Top Region, Arrested After
Stout Resistance and Sur-
renders His Stills.
FATAL DUEL IN KEN0VA
fspecial Dlspatcn to The rlmes.)

BLUEFIELD, w. VA, jan IA trial
which has attracted unusual interest at
Williamson, in Mingo county, WAS tnal
of James Kennedy, JOS Green, Guy Az
lzinson, James Tackett, and Thomas teits
indicted Jointly for the murder of Rich
ard Blankenship. All the accused We're
acquitted.
Blankenship was endeavoring to es-
cape to kentucky, while officers were IN
pursuit, and it was while he was on
horseback fordng Tug River that he was
shot to death. Blankenshir was firing
on the officers at the time he was killed
Mr. Kennedy, one of the accused, was
a constable, while Mr.. Felts, another,
was a noted detective employed by the
Norfolk and Western Railway headnuar-
tiers at Roanoke.
MURDER AT KENOVA.
A fearful murder occurred at Kenova
last night Robert Jackson shot and
Killed Henry Smith. The shooting oc-
CURED near the Norfolk and Western
passenger train station. Jackson fired
five Shots, and every bullet took effect.
The men had had trouble previous to
Thursday night, and it is said that each
had threatened the others life. Jackson
surrendered to the authorities after the
shooting.
Bill Sneed enc Of the most notorious
noonshiucrs in the Fiat Top region, was
CdJttiICu NEAR I'uiii!SI LILO Guilty. w Gu
ncsday night about O'Clock by Deputy
q. S. Marshal Dan Cunningham, who
with j. j. Bragg and I. j. Lilly, OF Sum
mers county. made raid in Flat Top
county.
TIGHr WITH MOONsHINERs.
SnceG. with number of his pals, was
located in small house at the place
mentioned. The officers demanded ad-
Enittancc and We're refused. whcre,pon
they broke the door Of the cabin and
arrcsted Sneed, whom they took to Hin
ton and lodged in Jail late last night
This morning Snecd made an open con-
fcssion and will surrender u number of
big stills in this and Summers county.
Cunningham sent Sneed back to this
county under 4 strong guard to locate
and deliver the stills. Deputy Collector
of Internal Revenue c, L. Dooly. at
Parkersburg, has been notified, and will
join in the seizure. Sneed has been want
ed by the Government for many years.
He is about so year OF age and is well
known for his acts throughout the Flat
Top, Cumberland, Blueiield, and Clinch
River Mountains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

newspaper of Il letter purporting to be
signed by Mr.. Siebert, in which he claim
ed to have been promised ny Mr.. Kelly
a half interest in the latter's invention.
This Mr.. Kelly denies. Kelly is now
building a track about 100 feet long on
which he expects about next Wednesday
to show the lightning mail car running.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

night. Prominent Mcthodists were in at
tendance from Virginia, West Virginia
and Tennessee. Missions was the prill-
cipal subject for discussion. Able ao-
dresses were made by Bihop Goodscil Dr.
T. e. Hoss, Of Nashville; DT. HOPKINS
Il Chattanooga: DR.. r. G. Waterhohse'
president of Emory and Henry College,
and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
UP THE R0CKFlSH VALLEY.
Come, Mine 0wuers Planning q Railroad
New Bridge at Alton.
fsneeial Dlspatch 10 Tho Times

VSVetlaI UIsTdI-I 10 III -
ALTON, VA, Jan. 2i.-Ihc owners ana
managers of the copper mines are con
eidcring the question OF running RAIL
road from Rocktisil to Alton around me
.,,t,,,naIns This would be a great incen-
tive TO shipping in Nelson county. Much
shat is now being raised is wasted on ac-
count OF the ditiiculty in reaching snip
ming points. a right of way has been
siven by all property owners and consid-
cradle stock has been already subscribed.
Visitors at the Alton House this week
were w Bailey Saunders and Me. Goodall,
OF Richmond. Va, and Sam p. Gcodloe,
MISS Martha weisiger. of Richmond. is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
BLOoDHoUNDs CAUGHT THEM.
Razors Stolen from Robbed Store Found on
(srecIs1 Iispatch ta The Times.

BRISTOL, Tenn. Jan. 2i-The Nit
chell Powers Hardware Company,s
wholesale house, in Bristol. Va, was en-
tered by burglars at 3 o'clock this morn
ing. being relieved Of razors. guns and
other articles to the value of 5000 Blood
hounds were put on the trail. and ran
down Charles SAVERS and Ben Bates.
negro men. on WHOM, were found two
dozen of the missing razors.
All the goods were recoyerefl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
Fsdlsy-S tockweil.

(slecial Dispatch 10 The Tlmes.)
WOODSTOCK. VA, Jar. 24.-Mr. Henry
c. Fadley and Miss Mary Z. StockWeii,
daughter of William Stockwell. both of
Shenandoah county, were married here
early on "Wednesday morning. at the resi-
dence of Rev. w. ]. Cooke. who ofticiated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
GRANTED A DIVORCE,
Former Richmond Lady Legally Separated
from Her husband

BROOkLYN, N. Y, Jan. 24.-AIrs Pan
sy Belvn Pritchard, formerly of Rich
mond, was to-day granted divorce from
Robert *. Pritchard upon statutory
grounds. They were married in Chicago
in September, 1891, where the brides par
ents then lived. Pritchard failed in the
coal business here and went to Porto
Rico, where his alleged conduct was
made the basis Of the suit Mrs Prtcn-
ard is from Richmond and we'll known in
social circles here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
FOR NEWPORT NEWS.
Appropriation for Public Building to Be In
creased $4,000.
CHr Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jan. 24.-At a
meeting of the Senate Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds to-day the
following favorable reports were a1l-
thorizcd to be made:
Addition to the cost of the public
building at Atlanta, Ga. $500, 600.
To Increase the cost of public buildings
at Newport News, Va, from 100000 20
$3.50, 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

visiting her father at Highland Grove"
near Alton.
Mr.. ]. wilcox. Brown, of Baltimore, left
for that city To-Day.
The Chesapeake and Ohio carpenter
force is at Alton putting in a now bridge
just below the station and making other
valuable improvements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25


gives the mother abundant nutrition for
her child. "Eavorlte Prescription IS d
wonan's medicine and has no equal as
"a cure for womanly diseases. Il estab-
fishes regularity, dries weakening drains,
heals Inflammation and liberation and
cures female weakness.
Accept nc substitute for Favorite Pre-
scription." No other medicine is vjust
rs good for weak and sick women.
rl, affords me great pleasure TO be able TO say
q few words in regard TO the merits OF Dr..
Sierccss Favoritc Prescription and Golden
Medical Discovery" writes Mrs. Flora Arm, o!
Dallas Jackson Co, Mo. NJ was tempted TO Try
these medicines after seeing the effect upon my
mother At an early age OF inarriec iife was
greatly bothered with painful periods, also a
Troublesome drain whick rendered me weak
and unit for work of any kind. became 50
thin there was nothing let OF me ous SKIN ans;
bone. Ny husband became alarmed ana so'
me bottle OF Favori;e Prescription. Ate, he
,raw the wonderful effects OF that one he got two
more. and afte, used those up there was 10
,no:s pain, and began to gain IN Hesh veEy
rapidly"
! DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sert tfee on receipt Of 81 one.
cent stamps. 10 pay expense OF mailing
ioniy. Address Or. r.. Y. riesce, But,
talo. II. II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
Methods. Mid.Year Meeting.

tspccia, Dispatch TO The Tirncs.)
BRISTOL. VA. Jan. si.-Tho nid-year
meeting of the Methodists of the Holston
conference, held here. wa. concludcds last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
Bishop Gibson's Visit.

Especial Dispatch to The Timesi
WEST POINT. VA. Jan. 2I-Bisnop
Gibson will preach and administer the
apostolic rite of confirma ton at the Epi=-
copal Church here tonight. He viii con-
duct the same services In upper King
William. at st. David's Church, next
Sunday morning,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

alARI.hNNA. FI.A.-Hampton Wynn
was hanged here to-day for tho murder
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
The Distinctive Value

Syrup Figs pleasant freedom
the that gently and
disturbing the natural functions The
should be and Of the for its
general demand
simple wholesome nature and beneficial its
which and leaves the internal
notw
all that
should be quality and OF
healthful
habits
mother maiden, wife, the invalid,
or
Syrup the laxative principles
bne6c1y pleasant aromatic liquids and the
The quality Syrup of
method of
uniformity of and it
its beneficial effects
CopanyCalfornia the trout
ofev ackaoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

80 - - 49,
wouaulv want
and need. II
tranquilizes the
nerves, restores
the appetite and
induces refresh
ing sleep. Its
use previous to
maternity makes
the baby's adj
vent practically
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

Mr. Edward j. Kelly, inventor OF the
Kelly lightning electric car. was arrest
ed to-day, charged with assault upon
Mr., Adolph e Siebert electrician of the
Norfolk Railway and Light Company.
He was Immediately released on hail, TO
appear tomorrow for trial. The row,
according to Mr.. Ilellys statement. arose
over the publication yesterday in a local
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
CAPE HENRY LINE

He said that the road is being graded,
so that it's completion will be hurried
as fast as possible and that track laying
will begin sext week. The route IS al
| most an air line to Cane Henry from Nor
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07

shame of some blindly partisan
papers Of Arkansas that when
they reproduced the dispatch
Senator Jones name was omit
ted, and the dispatch made to
read that these seeds had been
procured by Senator Berry and
Congressman Dinsmore and
Blundidge. OF course this was
done in an effort to injure Sena-
tor Jones. Such tactics are rot
ten and contemptible,
Senator Jones gave his check
for $50 for the drouth sufferers.
A statement Of this contribution
also appeared in the papers, and
yet an editor is so unfair in his
to the Senator as to
state in capital letters that he has
done absolutely nothing" for
the drouth stricken people.
VIII the Salem Banner be fair
enough to tell its readers just
what Senator Jones has done?
After misrepresenting him, will
the Banner do Senator Jones
justice with its readers? The
facts we have stated above have
not yet appeared in a Clarke Or
gan in Northern Arkansas, and
we dare say will not.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07

Davis abuses the papers, Senator
Jones, gentleman that he is, is
sespectful to his opponents, and
70 the people lays bare the facts
which sends to the four winds all
the filth hurled at him. We ad-
flir5 old Senator Jones and we
sdmire his conduct during this
campaign, which has been the
most relentless warfare Of mis-
representation ever wagad against
q candidate in Arkansas. But
on March 20th he will receive
sach a vindication at the hands
Of the people of this state as will
fully reward his friends, and put
.o shame, ii shame they have,
his trdducers and enemies.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07

This government can spend
money in the entertainment of a
young Prussian sprig Of royalty;
it can spend money sending en-
voys across the waters to attend
the coronation Of King Edward; /;
it can spend immense quantities
Of money in acquiring the Philip
pines; it can grant Governor
Taft Of the Philippines S15 a day
for "per8onal incidental eX-
ponses," and at the same time
men and women all over the
country may beg for work and
bread. And yet the poor people
of the nation pay the freight.
Truly, the assertions Of the Re-
publican press are true; this is a
great and pro5perous(?) coun-
Try.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07
ISN'T IT QUEER.

The Imboden News recently
played a trick on its readers,
which no doubt they did not fail
to noIice. 4 recent issue of the
News says:
"Hon. George G.. Dent heard
the candidates for governor speak
at Mammoth Spring last Thurs
day night. Mr., Dent says it was
all one way; that Davis simply
wiped up the earth with Rector, "
In another column the News
says:
"John ]. Estes heard the gov
ernOrs at Mammoth Spring
Thursday night" :"
The reader cannot fail to see
the point. Mr.. Dent is known all
over Arkansas as a leading re-
publican. John Estes is known
as a true-blue democrat. The
News interviewed Mr.. Dent about
the speaking but John Estes was
not capable of giving a correct
view Of the matter, Really the
News is quoting republicans and
G2oublican papers rather fire.
quently of late. There is no use
to do it, however. 1t is UNDER
stood all republicans are for Da-
Wis and Clarke.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07
QUOTING THE STAR.

In discussing the political sit.
uation in Arkansas, the Kansas
City Star says: "Now Mr., Jones
is q valiant anti trust man-s)
long as his own interests are not
menaced. But he happens to
be q stockholder-some say a
director-in the American Cotton
Compress company Of New Jer-
sey, a corporation that controls
the manufacture of round cotton
bales, and one of the most op-
pressive trusts new operating in
the South. "-Imboden News.
Our esteemed brother of the
News after printing the above
scrap from the Kansas City Star
stops right there-enough said.
1t does not 60 ahead and inform
its readers that the Star is re-
publican paper-republican in
principle, precept and practice.
Oh, no, the editor Of the News
didn't tell that. Again we say,
why, Oh why, can't the Clarke
organs be fair, even when they
know they are playing a losing
game.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07

MORE MISREPRESENTATION
In i5s last issue the Salem Ban
ner makes bold the statement
that Senator Jones has done
"absolutely nothing" for the
drouth stricken people. That
charge is false, and if the Banner
reads the papers, and it is sup
posed it does, he must know it is
false. Only u short time ago
Senators Jones and Berry and
Congressman Dinsmore and
Brundidge called on the Secr6-
tary of Agriculture who promised
to furnish the stricken section
800 bushels Of corn, 300 bush els
Of oats, and 300 bushels Of cotton
seed, and added that was all they
might expect from the depart
msn.. Immediately a dispatch
from Washington to the daily
press announced the result Of the
efforts of our representatives in
congress, and be it said to the
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07

sosses a courage thai su5tains
him in the fiercest contests, a
reasoner who can force his con-
victions, and a democrat who be-
Iieve5 in the uIJi nato triumph Of
the greatprincipaIs of democracy.
Blended with all this his career
as a citizen and public servant is
unsullied and his life as a neigh
Dor and friend is "full Of the milk
Of human kindness, Bates
vile Guard.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07

Here are more facts: Jeff Da-
Wis while Attorney. General spent
S806.71 from the contingent fund
for a period Of a little more than
a year. Attorney-General Muir
ply during his whole term has
drawn S216,25. Davis spent
3255.75 for telegraph and tele-
phone expenses, while Murphy
has spent 1920. Davis spent
$500 for extra stenographic SER
vice, while Murphy has spent
only S7.00. DO these matters con-
Germ the people? They surrey
do.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07

In a recent speech Gov. Davis
declared that the convicts in the
Arkansas penitentiary are far
superior TO Arkansas editors.
With all brotherly love this state
ment is referred to George
Treyathan, Earle Hodges, Gun
Gle Ananias" of the Swallerfone,
and others.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07
OFFICIAL.


. CONGRESSMAN. First nistrict-P. D. McCallocA
, esidence Mariana, Lee County.
Senator, Second Dist-D. L. King,
.udge, 18th Judicial Dist-ohn b. McCs'eo,
Evening Shade.
Pros. Atty. 10th DIst-P. II. Crenshsw,
PoclhOntas.
SHARP CoUYTY-Representatlye /.
Founders.
Judgc-J, W. Smith.
Clerk-H, 3, Hill.
EheriG-Jasper Hu.ChisOn.
Assessor-J. A. Harrell.
Treasurpr--E. L, Die crs0n.
Co. EXaminers-J. A watkins i'll southern
District, J. ". RagaA in Northern.
TAE CGVRTS,
Circuit Court, N. Dist-First Monday in Jan.
lary ard July. In s. Dl3t--SeCOad MONDAY IN
February and August.
County Coart-$d Monday in January, April
uly and october. ,-.,
Probate Court, S Dist--2nj Monday in March,
June, September and December.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07

LET US REASON TOGETHER,
Suppose the editor Of this paper
and ahs reader of this article en-
ter into ali agreement whereby
the editor turns over to the read
T. er one hundred head of cattle at
ten dollars a head; the papers are
properly drawn and the editor
signs the contract. Suppose that
in q short time the editor sees he
has made a bad bargain and goes
to the reader and says; "When
I signed that contract with you l
was either crazy or had my hands
behind my back; it must be
broken" The reader says, this
contract is legal and must be
carried out. The editor carries
the matter into the courts, where
the contract is upheld, He car
rio3 it to the supreme court, and
that tribunal tells him the con-
tract is valid. Suppose this court
says, "Sir, we can see you have
made q bad bargain, but the con-
tract by which you did it is legal;
here is your signature which
makes it so. We cannot break
the law; we must uphold it."
Suppose then the editor says to
the reader: "Before you shall
enjoy the benefits Of this tram
saction, I'll kill every d d one
OF those CATTLE" What would
YOU think OF tho editor?
This is what Gov Davis has
done in the Arkansas Brick and
Manufacturing Co. contract. He
signed a contract with this cor
poration leasing it 800 convicts
at the pitiful sum Of so cents a
day for a p9riod Of ten years.
The state feeds ana clothes these
convicts and furnishes them all
medical AID and attention. The
state erects this corporation two
enormous two-story buildings.
The state furnishes this corpora
ton a large boiler and engine,
puts them in place, and furnishes
men to run them. In fact, the
state simply carries this corpora
ton around on a chip. Jeff Da-
Wis himself says it is "the worst
contract ever made" But when
called to account for it he parades
before the people and says: 81
was either crazy or had my hands
behind my back when l signed
that contract. Really I signed it
THROUGH carelessness." Think Of
it, reader, the governor OF a great
state creating a contract that in
wolves so much Ct the peoples
moaey through carelessnoss!
What might he not do in the
same way? The courts upheld
this contract because it is legal,
and they could not break it.
Then Gov. Davis says before it
shall be put into operation he will
pardon every id one Of the
convicts. Is not that a pretty
mess fop the state to be drawn
into all on account of carelessness
upon the part of the governor?
Citizens Of Sharp county, you
wlo have the honor and welfare
Of Arkansas at heart, think about
il seriously. Can you vote for
such a man as Jeff Davis?
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07

always to disrupt and demoralize
the democratic party, The re-
publicans want Jones out Of the
senate, but at this particular time
the democracy Of Arkansas is not
gratifying republican desires.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07
HIS VINDICATION IS NEAR.

We want to lay down this prop
osition: The Clarke papers mis-
Senator Jones more in
one week than the papers opposed
to Jeff Davis have ever misrepre-
sented him. Half the papers Of
Arkansas are for Davis, but one
would think from his talk they
are all lambasting and slanderihg
him, The papers opposed to jeff
Davis do not misrepresent him.
He has an unsayory record be-
hind him which the papers tell
the truth about. But Senator
jones' opposers can find nothing
in his public career to criticise
and they must necessarily declare
that he served only a month in
the Confederate army, that he
defrauded widows and orphans,
that he knocked an old man down
with a club, that he is member
of the most blood-ourdling trust
that ever was, and other mis-
representations. But while jeff
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07

y Judge McCaleb is no
prodigy. He is only plain,
common man, but he is endowed
by nature with strongs mental
forces, great physical endurance,
untiring energy, deep convition5
on all important questions, pos
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07

In June DR.. John l.. Buchanan
will retire as president of the
University Of Arkansas. Prof.
Junius Jordan and State Super
intendent j. j. Doyne are men,
toned as his probable successors.