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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-07
JUST RECEIVED.

Large shipment of the celebrated
Trowel Brand
LIME.
Absolutely the best ever brought to
Savannah.
e.. ANDREW HANI4EY CO,
e---T. Sole Agents
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-07
NOTICE.

We clean any kind of lace curtains at
so cents per pair; no frames used. Lace
dyed to match any shade. The only
feather artist in the state. Have the
old suit of last winter cleaned, and be
surprised how it will look. The leaders.
NEW YORK DYE WORKS,
Whitaker and State. Phones 943.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-07
NOTICE TO RETAIL LIQUOR
DEALERS.

City of Savannah, Office Clerk of
Council, Savannah, Ga, Nov. "a, 1903.
All parties desiring to retail liquor
during the year 1904 will file their
application, so that the same can be
referred to Council and action taken
upon said application before the ex-
piration or limit provided for by ordi-
nance. J. ROBT. DREAMER,
Clerk of Council
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-07
SUPERB FLOWERS
DESIGNS AND
NOTICE.

The only store in the city that will
give you a good outfit for your family
at 800 per week. At the 20. K"
Outfitters, 113 Whitaker street. Or
ders taken at your own residence.
Georgia phone 1854
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-07
FRUIT CAKES

Now is the time to bake them and
Groots is the place to buy your fruits
Pure Apple Cider Dark Sugar
SLACK Molasses, Cleaned Currants
Raisins Citron, Figs, Nuts and Dates
Phones asa. THEODORE GROOT.
P. S.-Fresh Eggs soc per dozen.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-07
THE WEATHER.

Morning News barometer, Dec.
6, II: 30 D. m. ..................3O Il
Morning News thermometer, Dec.
b, ll:SO y. m. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Washington, Dec. 6.-Forecast for
Monday and Tuesday:
South Carolina: Fair Monday and
Tuesday; fresh north to east winds. :.
Georgia: Fair Monday; warmer in
the northwest portion. Tuesday, fair;
light to fresh north to east winds.
Eastern Florida: Fair Monday and
Tuesday; warmer Tuesday in extreme
northern portion; fresh north to east
winds.
Western Florida Fair; warmer
Monday. Tuesday, fair; light to fresh
north to east winds.
Yesterdays Weather at Savannah
Maximum temperature at
p. m. Observation-Disclosures. AZ degrees
Minimum temperature at
1850 a. m. ............... 43 degrees
Mean temperature ....... 46 degrees
Normal temperature ....... SO degrees
Deficiency of temperature. Z degrees
Accumulated deficiency since
Dec. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 40 degrees
Accumulated deficiency since
Jan. 1 ......................1 47 degrees
Rainfall ..... ...... ....... .02 inch
Normal ...... ............... .09 inch
Deficiency since Dec. l -. .25 inch
Excess since Jan. l ........3. 80 inches
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.
REAL ESTATE MANAGERS.

Let us collect your rents and man
age your proptry.
No property too small for us to
handle.
COLEMAN & THOMSON,
Real Estate and Collections,
Phones As. Is Bay West.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-07

INSURE TODAY.
Against loss from accidents and sick
ness. You cannot tell when you
may need it. Both forms of policies
issued separately or combined in very
liberal contract by the STANDARD"
Fire, Tornado, Marine and Life in
Surance effected.
w. T. HOPKINS, Agent,
is Bryan St, East. Phones 219.
Chas. Inglesby. Manager.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-02
Cr6nica alegre

Ahi est3, alberto todas las mira
das, ese gran libr0 de la historic patria,
en- cuyas negras paginas Sc podra leer
el cumulo de iDjusticias cometidas con-
ira nosotros por ell delito enOrTne de
peDsar alto sentir hondo en- benefci0
de la terra que nos vic nacer Y en- don
de nacieron nuestros padres.
Ell patriotismo la dignidad son
Indestructibles. como es lndeStructible
la materia, en- ell tempo Y EN- ell espa
clio.
Ell partido federal fuerte como ell
roble, impasibie como la mole granitica
ante la tempestad, sOpOr o las injusticias,
sOpOrto los crimenes en- sus hOmbres
realiZadOs. -. Y no luce bOnancible au
rOra para su porvenir, per0 las profe-
sias de su prensa Sc van cumpliendo.
DesacreditadO ell partido republica'
no eli el gobiernO, derrumbado ell edifcio
que de tango cOnstruyerOn, deSairadOs
sus prOhOmbres. humilladas muchas de
sus irrisorias fguras, hoy claman por
la union de los puertOrriquenos, cuando
sc han COnyencidO que et pOde9' de SW
DOde1r tiene la sOlideZ del arcO-iris, Gu
yOs colores Sc disipan al primer sOplo
de la brisa.
Y bien nOsotrOs estamos muy lejOs
de rechaZar la union de los puertOrri-
Qu6QOS. p0FO 0Sa union no Ia Qu0E0mUS,
no la aceptamos, ser1a una mengua para
nosotrOs, con: Ell SGaabedrtUO de San
Juan
Con las Turbas, con determina
das fguras que antes que poilt1cOs y
puertorriquenOs, han sido una partida
de ambiciOsos egOistas que crayerOn es-
calar ell pOder para su benefcio parti
cular Ell desquiciamiento de la patria.
Venga, 81, la union con:
Los patriOtas
Los honrad0s;
Los hombres de trabajo;
Los que no entienden que ell des'
empeno de un destino pdblico signifca
una consigna;
Con los que, en- fin, probaron STEM
pre- su integridad Sd hOnradez Y su ca
pacidad para servir a su patrias bien
fuera va desde ell pupitre del gobernan-
&e como desde la tribuna de la prensa.
Asi, Y solo asi, iremos a la union.
Con los asesinos de la patria, nj a
Ia gloria
Porque auD en- la gloria estariamos
cOndenadOs.
". esta no sera C7'6n5cn 0tegTe,
pero asi siente y Sc expresa.
Ell HERMANO BALTAZAR.
Lajas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-02
Y va de cuento.

" va de cuento.
Esta era una veZ, sefiOras, senoritas
: caballeros, Que habia en- un pueblo de
I'm pals muy conOcidO dos gitanOs. que
tp0r largOs amos sOstuVierOn una tran
80 de reiaciOnes Payana en- ell Odio mas
Saroz. Siempre que Ocurria una dispu
aa entire los dos adveTssrios, las autori
.6ades del pueblo Sc inclinaban favo'
~ecer resueltamente uDo de ellos, sa
kendo el otrO, como ustedes comprende'
an. despu6s dc perdidOso, mas c1tSe11te
&us un Juez de PaZ cuandO ie qultan la
sutoridaz la par que La chatpGdeTItd
- que unos cuantOs centaY0s Sc ven
aen en- las farmaclas.
PerO result0 que un dia, cansadas
B. autOridades de favOrecer al gitanO
Hue hasta entODces habian dlshDguldo
eDn sus prefereLcias. le vOlvleron la es'
kalda, el peso de los que mandaban
IN siuti0 con amarguPas Y dolores inf
.4itos Y cuando Sc cOnvenci0 que Ell v
IN antique adversariO eran tratadOs de
pual manera Y que con ambOs dos Sc
aomatian enormes injusticiaS, le liam0
il diio en- 81 especial Ocabulario: ~com.
nadre. de arriba uD1'ietdu unamOsnOs
nara que iuntOs rechacemOs los agrayiOs
I las iDjusticias.@
sOnsiguierOn su ObletO.
PerO 10 ciertO es que no estuvo NAL
..ensada la idea de la union.
Ahora, bien: me ha hech0 recordar
il historic de los gitanOs la actitud de
Il. Drensa republican, durante estos Ill
limos dias.
Mientras el gobiernO presto su con-
snrso apoy0 Fesueltamente los re
r1l7licG2a0S p1teytO1'Y6Qate51OS los fede7~0.
IL Dueyl01Ylgue75OS 6ramOs persegui-
Dos on los pueblos Y ciudades como a
perrOs rabiOsOs.
Para prOcurar nuestrO eateT22l529I0
se utilizarOn los medios todos: ell revol
Ter, eI garrote, Ell punal y la piedra;
Sc OrganiZarOn turbas de fOragidOs
i los motlnes eran muy comunes, no sa
iendO de ellOs muy bien libradOs los
bombres de orden;
Los tribunales de PaZ, con raras
excepciOnes, eran especie de oficiDas
republicanas en- dOnde comparecian los
faderales para sacrifc4rseles;
HonradOs ciudadanos eran atrOpe'
IIados Dor la Policia Insular, luego en-
carceIados por ultimO conducidos al
bapouillo de los acusadOs como reOs de
ielitCs imsginarios;
Sc asesin6 en- Gales carrete
Y Spara que mas7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-02

. - - . . - q %
Cuando el marques crey6 pru-
dente recobrar Ell sentido, Ell drque
ell vizconde, rode3dos de sus cris-
dos. le tenfan cogidas las menos =
le hscfan respirar IN frasquito de
esencia.
Habisnle desnudado visto que
sus heridas no ofrecfan graVedad
alguns.
I'm ell momento en- que fngfa
recobrsr Ell sentido, decfs Ell duque
& FsbiSn:
>-Querido vizconde, han muerto
tan desgrcisdsmente los preten-
dtentes & IL maDo de Conception.
que empieso temer por la vida del
marques.
.-IQue locura. senior duquei
-Dejadme seguir mi primera
inspiration, ditto ell duque- Puesto
que FL marques ouien debo Ia
vida. ha de ser mi yerno. apresure-
mos los preliminares. mo sois vos
al alcaldef
--Sf. dijo Fabi4u.
-Pues bien: mali ma es denim
gos &c publiGar6n iss proclamas en
In parroqnis y los edictos en- In al
saldfas y por 10 ncchs llamaremos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-02

viento y de la tormenta les i'm pc
dirfa cir los gritos de La vfctima.
7 como sir Guillermo no te MIA
Ia pizsrrs para coutestar. y nc po-
dfa hacer mas Que oir q R0cambole,
afIadi6 este:
-Fs cosa singular que haya mo-
mentos en- Ia vida en- los que per-
sonss como nosotros Sc conssgren
de repente precticar Ia virtud.
Sin duds esta es una casa hermosa
Indispensable para IN hombre que
como 20, empezo muy NAL. Por
ESQ ouiero ser virt1oso, Querido
ito; deseo que Conception sea Ia
mas dichosa de las mujeres, que La
sociedsd me respete y que me ben
digan los pobres. Practicare al
bien, sere generoso y dadivoso.
lNoblezs obligal
Sir Goillermo palm ote0 y una
sonrisa burlons contrajo sus labioS.
Hay momentcs, sigut5 dicien-
do Rocam bole, en- que me creo que
nscf marques de Chamery, sin Ia
Der sido nunca Rocsmbole nj COMO
cido q ese canalla abominable la
madu sir Guillermo.
Y Rocsmbole Sc Tefs al par que
sc expresabs en- aquellos terminus.
Ell ciego no Sc incomodo con el
epfteto, algo duro en- verdRd, que
aouel lie dirigi6.
-Creo que ell dfa en- que te en-
contre hice IN buen negocios pro-
sigui6 Ell bandido. Recuerdo cue
te reconocf q Pesar de las plumas
de loro de los adornos de salva1s
cue te cubrfsn. Desde entonces
me has dsdo muy buenos consoles,
iuntos arreglsmos bieu las cnentas
4 don Jose. Artoff = Chatesu Mai.
lily.
Inclin6 ell bsronet la cabeZa. SON.
/ riendo satisfecho de So Obra.
No puede negsrae. pues, que
es tu imagination privilegfsda J
/ grandes tuss ssideas; mas sin emoar-
%. tienes dos defectos Consists
\ el primero en- ndiar ese desgracia-
do conde de Kergsz. tn hermano.
aa tai maners, que 81 20 no te Ia
i mase 81 ordsn. ssrfas cspas ne que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-02

Asf Sc realiz6 nj dfa siguienfe.
auunciAndose en- Ia slcaldfs el Ga
ssmiento del marques de Chamery
con Ia eefIorita de Salandrera, el
parroco ley6 las prcclamas en- In
iglesia.
Z ei notario. ssfior Gaucher, On.
tuvo encerrado, despu6s d el n.
muerzo. al que le convidaron. dos
horss con el dHque.
a las cuatro ell salon principal
del castillo 7resentaba on aspecto
sclemne, habiendo colocsdo en- ei
centro una mesa, y ante ells osten-
taba magestuosamente 81 chsleco
blanco de los dias de fiesta el escri
bsno del pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-02
Q

Estados Unidos de America. S. S.
Ell Presidente de los EstadOs Unidos de
America, Y a su nombre don Ramon
Quinones QuinOnes, Juez Asociado
del Tribunal de Distrit0 de Huma-
Gao.
HAGO SABER: que don Francisco
Flores Gonzalez. vecin0 de Aguas Bue.
mas. ha promovido expediente ante este
Tribunal para que SO declare su favor
ell dominic de la siguiente:
FINCA RUSTICA. Compuesta de
treinta dos media cuerdas de terre.
no, equivalentes a OchO hectareas, Gin
cuenta y cuatro areas treinta y cua'
trO centiareas, radicadas en- ell barri0
de <Sumidero> del referido Aguas Bue-
mas colindante por el Este con don Ma
nuel Teruel Y succession de Jose de Leon;
por ell Sud y Oeste con ell promovente
senOr Flores succession de TiDurcio
Flores Y pOr ell NOrte con la misma su'
cesi6n de Jose de Leon Pedro Arroyo
FL expresadO terrenO es quebrado esta
dedicadO pastOs, cafe Y frutos memo
res 10 hubo ell indicado Flores pOr
compra dOna Jacinta arroyo residente
en- ell menciOnado pueblo de Aguas Bue.
mas.
Por tanto habiendo admitido ell
Tribunal Ia referida solicitud por ell pre-.
Sente. que SO publIcara tres yeces en-
ell peri6dico que Sc edita en- Caguas LA
DEMoCRACIA, cito las personas ignora'
das quienes pueda perjudicar La ms
cripci0n de dominic de la citada finca
para que dentro de sesenta dias natura'
les contados desde- que Sc publique por
primera vez este anunciO en- ell iudicado
peri6dicO, comparezcan ante este Tri-
bunal q alegar su derechO.
DadO en- Caguas diez y seis de 'Ju'
MO de mil novecientos tres.
RAMON QUINoNEs
FRANCISCO GONZALEZ.
81 Acting Secretary
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-02

Dire muri6 en- Ia guillotina: me
erie en- una tsberna, y fuf ladr0n,
asesino, y que Sc 20 que mas.
Sir Guillermo hiLo IN ademan,
como si diiera:
-Si, hiio mlo, ST: has sido todo
ESQ.
ABast aria leer dos psginRs de
mi vida, cuntiuu6 su c6mplice,
nara enviarme & hscer cuerds q
Tol6n nor ell resto de mis- dfss; con
otrzs dps irfa trabsr coDocimien-
to con el verdDgo. Pero comPren-
deras Que esas cuatro psginas se
puardara muy bien de eDsefiGrlas
el marques de Chamery- Salandre
r2,
-,Ya 10 creoi dijo sir Guiilermo.
I'D me inspiraste una exceien-
ia idea, ito, con el drama presen-
tado en- Clignancourt. Me desem
horac6 de tres personss cue me
estorbs ban: Tampa, Ventura J
mama Fipart; y I'd eres hoy el uni
n oue sabe que ell marques de
Chemery es Rocsmbole.
Otro relsmpsgo ilumin6 Ell sem.
h,enta de sir Guillermo. que Sc
sonrefa con una sencillez que que
RIA decir:
va sabes que 20 no he dc ha-
certe traici6n: me encsrne en- II,
' te ouiero como q IN hilo'
Aonells sonriss hizo que Rocam
bola ne estremeciese: diriase que
vacilaba.
-,Ohi tQue nochel IQue tor
rnautal exclam6 al mismo tempo
&re los trueuos retumbsban en- las
tnreeliatas coliDss. El VientO pro
anca uu ruido Internal: Ell diaolo
me epvfs su regalo de boda.
-,Brsvoi psreci6 decir Ell ciego.
.rovando una mano en- el mbro
de Rocsmbole.
Estanos en Ia torre del norte,
- - halls deshsbitada y eG 10
nrdrfa asesinsrse IN bombfe
a. npe en- Ell interior llegasen 3
80 rsr harlo; pero sdn cusnoo ssi
~ ~ fness. y trocs durmieran en- e,
aata paEts del edifcIO, eSfuido usi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-02
Joaquin GeIabert

II JABON |! II iJABON Machcs
alos de pr&ctica, Cosumo considerable.
Las lsvanderss 10 pre6eren cualquier
CtTs m8roa,
Gale dc P;=srro. Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-02

OIL notario para que extienda oil
contrato. Ell matrim onio sc celebra-
RI Ell lines.
Cast me dan ganss dc de&nla.
yarme otra vez. pens6 Rocamb0le
al DIR este.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
child's Heart Removed.

st. Louis, Aug. 9.--Surgeons
at the city hospital yesterday re-
moved the heart Of Alma Toomey,
a 13-year-old girl, who had been
stabbed by her aged lover, Thom-
mas Barnes. This is the eleventh
operation of the kind in the an
mails Of surgery.
Fearing that the heart OF the
child had been injured by the
knife, DR.. Doyle, acting superln-
tendent, assisted by Drs. Riley
and Clark, senior physicians, re-
moved ii with pair of forceps,
elevated it to view, placed it on
the girls breast and examined it
for two minutes. No injury could
be found and the heart was put
back in its place with no apparent
injury to the patient.
Barnes only excuse for the
crime is that the child looks like
his sweetheart of thirty years
ago, who Tilted him, and he says
that when she refused to accom-
pany him to a summer garden he
lost all control of himself and
dosen't know what he did.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
VIII Swallow The Arkansas.

John II. Holland, one OF Sc
bastian eounty,s representatives,
while in L title Rock q few days
ago, made the following state
ment:
"Jeff Davis will never be gov
ernor again. That letter OF Pres
ident John Mitchell Of the United
Mine Workers was deadener
The miners swearb Mitchell, and
there is not one Of them who will
vote for Davis. Some one has
slandered Sebastian county by
saying that it will forget its tradi
tions and 60 for Davis this time,
but will agree 10 swallow the
Ark Ansas river at one gulp if it
does"
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
NO MORE aSE2VANTS."
NatiO NAT HOaAevfwess ASS Octhti0h at
Chicago D<stdes to Dignity Them
with High youstfkng Title.

Hereafter in Chicago there will be
no such person as servant" for the
National Housewives association has
decided to elevate heasework TO the
dignity of prefessioa. "Spinster Of
dishwashing" or "mistrsss of cooking"
or even "doctress Of general house
work" for attendants on the new
school of technology the association
is to found, will, however, be eminently
pra,S. tlryn1 with 1'A}ch TO designate
housemaids.
1t was Mrs. Howard S. Kretschmar,
of the Chicago Womanrs club, who pro-
posed the new departure. She declared
that the only way to- solve the house
maid problem was 10 insist that en-
ployss in every department of house
work should have technical educc-
Aon before they got eInploym ent. She
also thought that diplomas should be
given housemaids after one year Of en-
ployment III family, such diplomas to
be signed by the executive committee
of the association.
Mrs. Kretschmsr's ideas met with in
stant favor, and Mrs. Augusta Levi,
president of the association, appointed
committee to see that they were oct
ed upon rs SOON as possible. The com
mittee win Also consider plan out
lined by DR.. Mary Seymore for erect
ing clubhouse and hospital for house
maids.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
OLD FRoNTIERSMAN's GUN.
II Went on and Now Captain Leslie
Ii Minus an Ear and Fears Rid
tcuIe OF Friends.

Capt. Frank Leslie, an old frontiers
man, was seriously wounded BY the
accidental discharge OF his pistol few
days ago Mt San francisco. While he
was in store he stopped to pick up
a piece of paper, and as he did so his
revolver fell to the floor. The weapon
has a range of 1000 yards. II was dis
charged by the force OF the fall, and
the bullet struck Leslie in the right leg
Just above the knee.
The piece Of lead penetrated upward
about four inches, and then, reappear-
ing, continued its upward fight, com
pletcly severing the right ear and cut
ting u severe gash along the side of
bis head.
Leslie is much chagrined over the
nature of the sccident. "To think, ~
be said, "that after 40 years fighting
with the Indians, and constant ex-
posure to all the dangers of frontier
bfe, / should be nearly Killed by my
own gun--it's enough to make man
hunt cover. shall never hear the leos
of this from my friends"
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
LIBRARY ON LABOR.
crerar Library Of Chicago Secures
Best Collection of the Kind.
Trustees Of the Institution Purchase
the Books OF Prof. Ely, Of the
HniversIty of Wisconsin, Com-
prisinE 1000 yoIumes.

The John Crerar library, of Chi
cago, has bought the most complete
reference library on the social and
labor movement In the, country. Four
thousand volumes dealing with trade
uniOnism and social problems and
1900 pi mphlets treating on the Same
subjects have been purchased from
Prof. Richard Il. Ely, of the Unive,'
sity of Wisconsin.
The purchase marks an innovation
In the reference department OF IL
braries. as the labor movement has
now reached such proportions that
there is large demand for labor lit.
erature The Crerar library is the
first Institution in the west to, re-
spond, and the first pnSlic library in
Che country. ...
Prot Ely parts reluctantly with his
collection, so that It may be centrally
located and of greater usefulness to
students than is afforded at Madison.
The price paid will not be made pub
lie, although Librarian Clement W..
Andrews said that to- buy this collec-
tion the directors had been com
PEELED to double their annual nppro-
priation FOR the purchase Of books.
"l'or years." said Librnrian An
drews, "Prof, Ely has been collecting
the library. He is the one professor
who 10 the beginning took the point
of view of the labor men, and prob.
ably no other literary man could have
assembled the collection"
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
WRITES MAYOR FOR A WIFE
The News Of the Lack Of Toung Men
at Kenoshn n Brings Il PROPOSAL
from the Mast.

william H. Moist, Of Verona Pa.,
writes to the mayor Of Kenosha, Wis,
stating that as marriageable young
women are scarce down his way he
would like 10 wed K.nosha girl. 81
see by the papers" he says, shat the
young women of your city have to act
as their own escorts owing 10 the lack
of yonng men. Therefore, would be
glad if you can secure 6ne wife among
item" Moist adds that he is sober, in
dustrious, and Of marfisgesble age. As
his letter has been made public ii is ex-
pected that he viii get dsluge Of pro-
pOsals, ..-.-.--.-
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
DAVIS AND COFFIN.

Newport, August IA crowded
room, including q number of Ia
dies, assembled last night to hear
the candidates for governor.
Owing to the twenty mile drive
from Swifton, Hon. Charles Cof-
fin Of Walnut Ridge, representing
Judge Carroll D. Wood, who was
to have been allowed tie opening
address, did not reach here until
9 o'clock and the governor thus
fell heir to the first inning. His
address was ahung the usual
lines, except that he called upon
Robert O'Ncal to state that he
had not paid John Keel and
Charley Williams 5000 to secure
his pardon relieving him of fines
for the illegal sale of liquor. The
governor declared that he had
gone up against most everything,
but this was the first time he had
ever been forced TO face a coffin.
Col. Coffin attacked Governor
Davis in much the same manner
as at Swifton, declaring it to be a
disgrace to vote for Davis, and
one which he would never again
perpetrate. Governor Davis in
terrupted the speaker, stating
that he wa. going too far, and
such a statement was an asper-
sion upon his character, but Col.
Coffin answered that he could
sustain his assertion and give
sufficient proof why such a vote
would be disgrace.
Governor Davis after sitting
through this severe arraignment,
though he frequently interrupted
the speaker, was evidently warm
ed up when, in short rejoinder,
he declared Col. Coffin to be an
"old, snaggle- -toothed granny
who had lived in a den in the
hills for twenty years and had
never had his bed made up ex-
eept with a grubbing hoe.'
Mr.. Vandeventer was prevent
ed from attending by a lecture
engagement at North Greenwood
Mo. ..
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
THE ECOURTS

Circuit Court, Northern D4S-
1rict-First Monday in January
and July. Southern District
\ Second Monday in February and
August.
County Court-Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oc-
tober. No County Court III the
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December'
Southern District-SecoHd Mon
day in March, June, September
and December.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
She Needs Il.

Batesyille Bee: Hoxie is to
have a Young Mems Christian
Association building. Tho citi-
zens of that place and Walnut
Ridge and the railroad employees
have subscribed $4,000, Miss
Helen Miller Gould $4,000, and
the iron Mountain Railway Com
pany $4,000.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14

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