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Sharp County record., 1903-01-16
Notice For Publication, ,,,I07OO.
Land Onice at Little Rock Ark. !
January 3, 1908 (

Land Onice at Little Rock Ark.
January 3, 1908
Notice IS hereby given thrt the foll0wh
named settler has fled roicr Of her intrnti' {
make final proof in support of her claim abn
that said proof will he ma,lr before the Clerk 0i
Sharp county ut Evening shade, Ark. on
February lG 1908, VIZ:
Nancy j. Holloway
Wdew OF Wm J. Holloway, decreased.
II. H., No. 2llS2 Tor the southwest quarter
southeast quarter, section 20, and northwest
quarter nOrthrg st quarter and east half north
east quarter section ~, township Is, north
range west.
she names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz.
John Z, TcnnisOn, W. NJ. Kissinger, \. l.,
Fowler, l.. q. Fowler, all of Ash Flat, Ark.
II, IL MYERS, Register.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-16
Salem Dispatch Says It's a Go.

A dispatch from Salem, dated
January 10, to the Arkansas CD
zette says:
The year 1903 promises to be
full of good things for Salem and
Fulton county. The Rock Islam d
will build their branch from
Belle, Mo-, to Newport. The
survey was made in October, and
surveyors are now locating the
line from Belle south. They will
be in West Plains, Mo-, by the
10th Of the month, and are looked
for in Salem by the 1st of Feb
ruary. 1t is practically a sure
thing that Ohio parties who have
large landed interests in this
county will build an electric line
from Thayer, Mo-, to Salem, a
distance of % miles. The power
will be obtained from Spring
river, either at the lower dam o.
Mammoth Spring or from ter
miles below, at Many Islands.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-16
Notice For Publication -l0688
Land ONCE nj Little Rock, AK

Land ONCE at Little Rock, Alk
Jan. 3, 1913. !
NJotice is hereby given that The ioilo~'us N,
IN named settler has 1ed iOtice VI ~ ~,
intrnlnG TO mahr fl nj proof IN support ,a,, o' ~,
claim and that said pre- ofwiil he maze oe,"v nv
the Clrk OF sharp county, hrk. NJ h'e"'"
Shade, Ark. ON February 10, 1903, viz;
Geo, Is. Horton ...,
n. e. No 2lll3 for the nor:h hali sou.n"S .In,rS
quarter, section y, township Is, nor'h' r"SS'
west . nr,re
lie Aames the following witn' sses 70 ,Ip.,op p,TM
his continuous res dence upon ana o"''''
of said land, Va: povler,
l. j. Wor,l, Orlando Paden. LOUIS fo"''''
W. NJ. ki.singrr. ~ of Ash F:t, Ar.,srva. AK.
II II. MYERS. kkGisrsh'
Sharp County record., 1903-01-16
Notice for Publication --l0692

Land Oi,icc at Little ock. ARK
january 3, 1878.
named settler has died notice of his intei'lon
TO MAKE final prorf IN support Of his ella ~ tn,
thai said proof will be made before The CLERK "
Sinrp county, ARK. al Evening Shade, AN
on February lG, lga3, viz;
Benjamin Wa,le,
Adult heir ofI,ucy Wade, deceased
II h No. 2l9IS Tor the south half soutpWrs,
quart, +. section b, township IL, nOrih range
Wtst
he names the following Witnesses 10 prosF
his continuous residence upon and cultiyauon
fn sand land viz:
Riley Reed. Nm o. Smith, Th"s Rreu alu
Spencer hllips, all Of Evening : hade' AIN
II II. MYERS, Register
Sharp County record., 1903-01-16
Arkansas Newspapers.
The Searcy Citizen has entered
upon its 18th year.

The S9arcy Citizen has entered
upon its 18th year.
The Batesville Bee bas begun
the publication of a daily.
The Pocahontas News announ-
ces that it will soon begin the
erection Of a brick office building.
The State Republican claims
its circulation has been increased
"a per cent during the Last year.
H. I. Buie has brought suit
against the Maryhattiana Herald
for 81, 900, alleging Ebelous pub
lication.
P. M. Claunts Of the Green
wood Democrat, and his wife
have donated a S100 organ to the
Methodist church.
The Pilot has lately been es-
tablished at Lake City. j. NJ
Surrow, formerly lawyer a
Mammoth Spring, is editor.
The Baxter County Bulletin
will soon issue an edition of sew.
eral thousand copies, containing
a description of Baxter county
and setting forth its advantages
Sharp County record., 1903-01-16
Warning Order,

IN ,he Circuit Court for the S,itl,ln ihnl
of sharp county.
c. n. Brlghtwell, plainun.
Against
Lon Rrightwcll, defendant.
Tn" defendant, Lou Brightw ell, IL warned to
appear IN this court within thirty days and
answer the cUmplatAt OF the plaintiff I. NJ.
lHrshlwrll, {, d. III CHE,
Nov. %, 1907, Cl,ik,
Sharp County record., 1903-01-16
Too Great A Sacrifice.

Impassioned Lover-Toll me,
my angel, what to do to prove
my love. Oh, that | might, like
some knight of old, battle for
you, suffer for you, die for you!
Sweet Girl wish you would
give up smoking.
Impassioned Lover-Oh, come,
now; that's asking too much -
Chicago Tribune.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-16
Notice iGT Publication -lQ662
Land llcc at Little Eec!s Ark.
Zee. t, lT1.

Zee. +, lEE.
.msd is hesthy gysn bs n1i the r iSST! S S%
i,nliOn to make final proof IN support Of htr
claim ami thai said proof will be made before
the Clrrk Of sharp county. AK. at .yening
shade, AK. on ca uary Ii, 10 3, VIZ:
sarah l.. Nichnl>
Widow Of rolb rt +. Nichols. d'o'd.
n r. 20. 2l4l:i for the southwest quarler
southwest Quarter section "a township Il.
north range west and Lot No. j "i Northwest
quarter OF section s. tOwnrhip 10, norIh ranges
west
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upOH and cultlSWph
If said land viz:
Il. q. arre,t, Carol Nedlock, T. 7. Kent
n. .uichison ull OF rouI hkecpsir, Ark.
II II MYERS, Register
Sharp County record., 1903-01-16
Notice for Publication -l066Q,
Land oItice at Lit c Rock Ark
bee. +, 1902,

Land oliice at Lite Rock, Ark
bee, 6, 1902,
NIoiice Is hereby given thrt the following
y named settler ha: flied notice OF his ln'
lrntion 10 make final proof in support ofhh
claim nj that sa. Il proof will hr mLl lr before
the Couny l"rk I Sharp county at tSenty
'hadr, ARK. On Jai uary Il. 80 ), VIZ:
ran lin r. mal.ry
" T.. NO 2l434 for the no thw'st quarter oi
southeast gEartcr and northeast quarter OF
southwe,t QUARTER, section Is, township u,
north r"nge d Yves:
ilr names the following witnesses to prove
h : CO. tmuulls residence upon aud cultivation
Of said land viz:
81. Royal, T. J. Stevens. J.. j. Miller and
; II Miller, all Of Evening shade. NrH.
II. NJ, MYERS. Register.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-16
N?rlilg Order.

Sharp Circuit Court, Southern p'S''' N.
James T.. Carpenter ~ al, trustees "
Christian Church ut MaXviile, plaiht'ho'
VS. ,.,,nts,
l.. \. Barker and James Laman Sr'' "i "~
The defendants, L. A Barker am '"rt co0rt
Luman Sr. are warned to appear IN lhlJ iont El Of
within thirty days AMI answer the coli coi, Trls.
the plaintiffs, James ]. Carpenter ",,ie be-
hes of the Christ Church at MaN''''e'
ccnlber 30, 1902. rcu,s clerk,
Atkinson and Abcrnethy, uttys for Pia'"'"'
Sharp County record., 1903-01-16
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that will meet the taxpave,,
of Sharp county Arkansas at the following places AND
dates for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the Year
1902 to wit;
Sharp County record., 1903-01-16
Notice For Publication lU1l'
Land Onice at Little r ck' n, ,a,s.

''A''" 0"'' " January 10, isl%
Notice is herchy gwen that thr ,,auton ,olo u
named settler has flied notice OF hls i"tfsim nnl
make final proof IL support OF n's ~. IirrId
that sa,d u, oof will he made before ,,Laae ,na Arb,
harp county, ARR, ut Evening on''''
on February 81, l!M3 'iz' ,,,c
II, Il. No. 22lc4 for the sohlhens,sr s'r,sr fsouih'
southwest quarter AID southwest gla'I'vc 'c noIia
east quarter of section II. township
rangr q west. .,,oss,s TO proW
lie namrs the following wltnesS,s scnltisauoa
h sc,nl inuuiis residence upon anu
Josrpn NJ. Vii, ans, Henry G, tyahHsft ftrnps
D, Evans, james r, Hamilton a'' q"
Shade, Ari. :, ,,x,v,s Rcsister,
Sharp County record., 1903-01-16
STATE NEWS.
Recsnt Happenings In And About Our
Beloved Arkansas.

Governor Jeff Davis has pur-
chased a desirable residence in
the city of Little Rock, for which
he paid $500.
A special term of circuit court
was held at Camden last week to
relieve tho crowded condition Of
the county Jail.
John Martin, a wealthy negro
of Phillips county, disappeared
nfrom his home December 23d,
and has not been seen since.
The 2-year-old baby of c. E.
BiIlingsley, who lives at Mena,
was badly scalded last week by
falling into a tub of boiling water.
A number of cotton stalks are
on exhibition at Pine Bluff which
measure fifteen and a half feet in
height and two inches in diam
e,e".
Robbers held up the engineer
and fireman of the Fayetteville
Ice plant the other day. They
secured nothing but the lireman's S
lunch.
There are even seventy divorce
suits on the court docket in Phil
lips county, and all but four of
the suits are brought by colored
people.
A 16-year-old boy and a a.
year-old girl eloped from Helena
to be married, but fell into the
hands of the sheriff before the
knot could be tied.
Ike Tressel, drummer, com
mitted suicide in a Texarkana no.
tel by cutting his throat with a
pocket knife. Financial embar-
easements led him to commit the
deed.
Commissioner of Agriculture
Bradford will ask the Legislature
to authorize him to issue monthly
bulletins to the farmers, and to
hold farmers institutes through
out the state.
The governor has offered re.
ward Ct $3.50 for the arrest anC
conviction of Wayne Hood, who
is charged with having killed
Hunter Mack in Nevada county
last September.
! Dr.. H. G. Johnson, a promi
nent citizen of Van Burer, sui
cided last week by shooting him
self through the head. He haC
been an invalid for some tim'
and was respondent.
Ben Cazort, who suddenly dis
appeared from his home at Para
gould fifteen years ago, has re
turned to that place and will Civ
no statement of his whereabout
during his long absence.
Attorney Genera! Murphy ha
given his opinion that ma
cannot hold the offices of justic
of the peace and road oversee
, at the same time, and that whe
he accepts one he vacates tn
, other.
Lee Morris of Lonoke count
has filed suit against the S.
Louis Southwestern RaiIroa
Company for 1900 damage:
He claims railroad bitches hav
caused the flooding of a part
his plantation.
A large barn, thirty tons {
hay, $500 bushels Of corn,
large amount of seed and othe
farm produce, the property {
A. F. Mcneil of Redfield, wa
. destroyed by fire recently. Their
was no insurance.
Hon. Martin Dodge of Wash
ington, director of the office O
nnhl;n ,ooJ ;,o,,;o;oo ,.,;lI . 4
Sharp County record., 1903-01-16

There is much suffering in the
large cities on account of the coal
famine; thanks to the bloated
coal trust.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-16

Consult yonr doctor. II he says take IL.
% I" ssLs 20 "a = ne, Re .sJs; u Ne tells you not
'~Nve ~ WIN HIN. We are Willing W.
=. 9. AVER co. I0wsii. Mass.
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COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK, Sept. l4.--The cotton market
opened strong at advance OF .4Dlo points
on Inc higher cables and renewed approximations
regarding the Southern tornado which was re,
ported to be working Its way oyer Florida anu ,ho
weather forecast called for rather low tempera'
lures over the belt generally and for rains IN the
central belt. The parties interestedetn sustain
ing spot prices Rvaiel themselves OF the pull,
ish character OF the news to stnrt an upward
movement and supported the near months Tis.
orously at the opening, with September In the ne
6rst few minutes rcnchins a level about 30
points net higher. October also started out AZ
an advance OF IL points, but met with consider
able opposlt from brokers supposed TO DC
representing prominent Philadelphia interests,
with the result that 1t was some points heiow
the opening figure, while September was selling
Later October rallied with the rest of the
list but before midday the market came unoer
the influence OF realizing sales and solo ON
several points on the active mouths. Septe nlpes'
while October hung about 900 Around the noon ot
hour however, tho bulls again came to inc
ma rkct's support and the covering WIS RECON-
menced With gmid.atternoon Andiug the prices
nj the best level OF the day, or net l013a points
up on the active month";
tion under realizing. but the market was nna'
~ stendy. not l74e7 points higher Sales wero
cs timated at GO0.000 bales,
The advance Of 10 points In the Liverpool spo.
market caused considerable comment, ana inc
strength OF the spot market there directed atten'
ZION to the nearby speculative positions In the
local market In connection with the outlook 10.
new crop supplies The port receipts to'dn5
were ,76S bales md over 1000 bnlcs welt
| received at New York. The New York stocs
| running count 10 now no. 600 bales against wv,
zoo bales on Saturday and H,6is bales last year
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.DIvlSION'|.8l|.l|Q'i||.
CABINET Il: / Il: I
i#.s gi.93F5E7G ,5si3 t'ss''i
Chancellor Richie and Others
Expected to Retire.
INV Associated t'reas.)

LONDON, September i5.-The minis
+ora >knnt secret the discussions Of yes !
terdnv's Cabinet Council 40 effectively
thet speculation as to tho results IS a. :
most nugatory. and the government
press organs this morning oner the most
conflicting accounts OF what LOOK P'a as'
mt the meeting. /, q
Tho Daily Telegraph, which Is prob
nbIy the best Informed. asserts that me
Cabinet CRISIS was postponed Until TINS
evening, and that the discussion OF inc
fiscal question will be continued ut the
resumed meeting to-day but that what.
ever may be, the upshot. Premier Bal
four will neither resign, dissolve pa aria :
mont nor summon an autumn session.
I, The Standard, on the other mana az.
serts with equal positiveness that me
nscal inquiry was finished and that the
adjourned meeting will deal with foreign
policies. 1t understands that the qncs-
ton OF Imposing preferential tariffs has
been shclved until an appeal can DO
mnde to the country. and that during
the existence OF the present Parliament
tho action OF the ministers will be con-
fined TO discuss and inquiry 54
iTt d RTrCIFIIE WILL RESIGN.
The Associated Press understands tthnt
the rumors OF the approaching resigna-
ton OF the Chancellor OF the ExcneoueT.
Mr., Ritchle. are we'll founded Other m.
nor re al gllAtlOflS are likely " oSS"I '. ~
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain, and Ere
nier Ralfopr nre reported to be stan q !.
Ing together and intend keeping up the
Cabinet by filling the vacancies.
Union the arrival Of Mr.. chamberlain
ut Downing Street, he was loudly booted.
a crowd Of laborers employed on the new
government buildings IN course OF ercc'
zion nearby Joined In this unusual demon
strntion against the colonial seeretn ny Mr. =.
Gerald Baifour, president Of the E g.
Of Trade allowed his customary indiner-
ence to This reception. The police, event
unlly were Obliged to form double line
from Mr.. Balfour's house to the Foreign
office 90 as to enable tho Cabinet min
isters to enter the latter nlaco:
- DIVISION OF CABINET.
Tho special Cabinet meeting BEGAN nj !
o'clock and ended at $3.50 p. NJ. 1t trans.
miro dthnt the predicted division In the
Cabinet over Mr.. Chambsrlain's hsca
proposals actually occurred. and that
partial reorganlzatio OF the ministry Is
probable. Mr. Ritchie expressed his IN
alterable opposition to any che nge In tht
! fiscal system. and nothing Is believed e
have occurred to modify the opinion helc
this morning that he will resign the chan
cellorship Of the excheQuer.
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I\VOOF'l||'H||::||..EI::'.M|'|'' 1.
SURRENDER
Mcclellan and Huntington
Give themselves Up.
NV Associnted Press,

(By Associnted Press.)
NEW YORK, /; September Il. --lsnlac Nc.
Giehan and George Huntington, OF thc
Columbia Supply Company, who werc m
dctod In Warrington, .. O. in. connec'
tion WITH the postal scandals, surrender.
ed themselves to United States Marshal
Honkle In this city to-day. Each gave rave
ball Ii tho sum OF IS. co., Il
Bench warrants were Issued for hunt
ington and Mcclellan last week.
s The warrants charge them With having
In the city Of Washing ton, unlawtu!iy
conspired together. and With August ~
Machen and others to detraud the unltea
eao,. and every package box to DO FUR
nlshed to the Postoft,cc Department. unde 81
a contract with the Columbia Supply
Company and with having given 70
Machcn sloo7in pursuance OF this cons pr
rncy. &. 4. &
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OFFICIAL RETURNS
CHANGE THE RESULT
fsnec,,i 70 The Timcs. Dispatch.

oNANCOCK, VA, Sept 19.-ohicia! re-,
5 jon. D. jacob commissioner Of the reye-
nue. for St. George s parish U. 4. Bogss
was at frst thought to have been sue
cessful. 9#3e5f :,
h.en at work several days destroying the
wreck OF he sunken steamship Amadorl
Of, Wnchapreaguc isle. Twelve blasts were
made and 4, 200 pounds OF dynamite, u SEQ.
Sixteen feet OF water can now DC nuu o,a1
the spot Some OF the. largest sheepsheau
were killed by the blasts. !,
TWO steamers are now running pet%een
Wisha rt's Point and Chincotcngoe flslanu.
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q To- +. . Z Il, ktv~,~
There Is liable to be a very exciting tlme
at the II. P. A. rooms. Third ana Malt
Streets, tonight FOR the raft1e OF the !,n.se
and runabout takes place AZ s;ovl y :. StvIN
and runabout takes place At s:% ,' s'auN,
There viii doubtless be seyeral Aaa. ~
Interested parties In attendances ,has
ceremonies and the WetHou liz
will be adopted in determining me wins
ner is calculated to furnish plenty - = =
element.
There are large number o. E ~ ~. -
sold, and these chances are nwe4eA go, 49,
Glasses Each class will be array 1,o. y
separately. one number from eAuu 80 49,. :,
winning place" Then comes ~ ,s s., .,
drawing-tbe climax of seyerht "t tsn,',
waltlng-and one number drawn !, Ir aa!'
those number, that have won pace !, ;
Will be The winning number an aa s,r rs
owner, II present, will have the pe E,ov y
Of driving home behind Warmers t1S''
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept 14.-FloUR-More active
and arm. rye Flolr-Firm. Cornmeal-.stendy.
Ryc-Dull Barlcy-Steady.
7 Whcat--spot firm; No. req e5hc' , ~ iIiv
OF big worlds shipments wheat w fnar .trong
corn market, rains in spring wheat secuons anu
covering. Near the close some realislng o.
CURED, nnal prices were ATM " @Mc. net hieher.
May closed ut ssHc. September, 81 Nc.i Dec se
cornNspot nrm;ENo 6ohc. Option MAJ Ct
had strong advance to-day on OK
frosts over the corn belt Tonight vigorous
covering By shorts resulted and prices aaVan ";
over closing l2@tMe ne, net higher Say
esNc. oats~spot arm; No. 2, aoise. 80.
Becf-Firm. Cut Meats-Firm. Lard-Rirrm;
refined, Arm. Pork-Firn. " TallowZ,Qulet'
Rosin--Frm. Nice-Quict Molasses-s1r dr.,od
steady at unchanged prices to an advance OF .
points and closed steady, net 5@lo points n9n N
Sales were 1920 bags. Spot Rio, stead!; no.
Invoice bAc.; mild, quiet; Coraosa. ~. .sSi T.
sagar-Firm refined; STEADY oep and crushed,
$3.50; powdered, S.; granulated, $3.50; cubes,
$6.1b. oo,,.. e..4.
Butter-rrm; extra creamery 2eRG !; SAT- ,
dairy, l4h11se Cheess1fiTrm m s sn"i1 White
lie. Eggs--Irregular: State and Pennsylva'
nia, fancy. mixed. 23124c. o. =.
Pota Long Island, So g Il, ' Ct
s1oeM2GS smefis S5c
domestic, per 1oo saa5; per barrel, 1905. Cot.
ton-Iy stenm to Liverpool, l2c.
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. l4.-There was strength
in the grim pits and all prices were n1sn Nai
&c. higher; corn closed hc.. and December oats
up A0Nc. Provisions up 1oGa21sc. @
The lending futures ranged us follows: q
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otton futures opened strong and closed

Spot cotton closed steady: middlinK uph nos,
1900 lnlddling gulf, 1928; sales a735 bales,
Cotton, steady. 90; gross receipts. 1000
port TO Great Britain. 40 bales to the cona'
nent, $50 bnles.
Total. to-day at all sesports-Het receipts,
12 T0l balesi export TO Great Britain, h91 bales;
10 the Continent. $50 bales; stock, 1879 bales.
y Consolidated at all Seaports--Set receipts.
"a $50 bales; export to Great Britain. 1913 bales;
70 The Continent, 400 bales.
1ntal since September 1set ut all seaports--
MOI receipts, 63.34 sbaleB; export TO Great
nritain, 1927 bales to the Continent $3.50
bales.
NEW ORLEANS La, Sept. L,--COTr0S--
s,nt cotton 1rn; sales 1000 bales, Including
POO 4, arrive; quota lions advanced i-l8c un.
a. me influence OF Liverpool.
rutnrex were Arm ut the opening, prices eing
sof,n nei,,s higher on the active months. Fav-
oyshle Wanchesrr and Liverpool cables and dam,
ora 10 The growing crop by storms. shedding and
beIl weeyll we're the most por'ent bull features,
Very general belief that The goIe!hmsh' pur a,
report would be buish also assisted IN sustain,
Ing prices. septs opsnrd y. w.. anpad'rat
10 1000 thea down to 1885, October opensa a. a.
8 SO, soidup TO 900. then down 70 PHI Deeeh
Der opened at 087 sold up to g7o, isen aown s x
o 60, and March opened ut DsI, SOLO ~ 70 p'ee
and then down 10 0's2,
The market then took another howard turn urn
and when The session ended prtces were but 20
poinn under The highest figures OK me DAY.
The board 1t the close, compared wl1h Ss1uS
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and brand new runabout. all represent
ing a cost Of $3.50,
a few chances yet remain unsold and
these will be put on sale eo,nlght.
While the drawings from the classes are
taking place the chances remaining un'
sold on the series not hens drawn from
will be on sale. .l
As each series IL drawn from. the mum,
Der winning "place." with the owners
name Will be posted on blackboard.
and in the meantime the UNFOLD chances
in the other series will pc placed on ssle
This method Of procesap;t r. unlqgel
and will assure an absolutely fa,r enanse
for all holders Of numbers ny .he E ,..n
as well as a most Interesting H''a sNS'''"s
evening, 80
The above drawing is made from =
photo of the horse and ruIapnut; 4.
Tho general public ls tnyltea g e
present. * , f1