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Sharp County record., 1903-07-31
HE RECORD.
BY CLAUDE l.. COGER.
AROUND NORTH ARKANSAS.

Vie
namiPocahontas has a school pop
! alton of over 400.
,,dEditor Craig of the Newark
sRurnal has just recovered from
10 attack of typhoid fever.
ssThe Batesville roller mill is
ranning on full time, but is using
rllrthern grown wheat mostly.
/ IcJames Erwin has been bound
Ger to the grand jury at New
.ort for making and passing
,msgus money.
s'@%rhe financial statement of In
!, Dendence county shows it to
free from debt and to have a
''sIsa1g sum in the treasury.
hssNoah Reagan, a 14-year-old
I% in jackson county, started to
ylIunt a mule and fell, receiving
sSernal injuries from which he
'assd.
| !ei. A. Byard OF Pocahontas has
rahis possession a copy of the
Mginia Patriot, a paper pub
led at Richmond, June 7th,
i.
fliustave Jones has resigned as
irg attorney of Newport on the
Le,ount, of a difference arising
Gsween himself and the city
i ;mncil.
t%SSsarnheart's distillery in lnde-
+ Rdence county will close down
b,o first OF August after a run of
MW@cmonths. The warehouse con-
MMoo}s over 1000 gallons of whis-
tip
Riu'
'udge A. B. Israel, express
mt at Walnut Ridge, fell last
Eooiday morning, fracturing his
Ma On the account of his ad-
GsSlced age, it is feared he may
fseosr recover.
}atesville is enjoying quite
/ Brading boom just now. Among
/ tl@ --latest enterprises to be starteC
Mere are a large ice and colo
age plant, and a srave anc
Der factory.
ElE"s ubbard Head, 4 negro, who
Minsaharged with having criminal
1MHS1ssaulted a white woman near
MMoSSark, has secured a change o.
I SM,asue, and his trial will take
,e at Newport.
i'm Briscoe was shot and xii.
pai above Penters Bluff in thu
Ga,e of lizard county, recently b!
I tGee =,
nrold Jackson. Both are ne
'1io go,
} jones', and it is said the killing
MOI brutal and done withou
Mcvocation. jackson is in iai
X sm1elbourne.
Sharp County record., 1903-07-31

Strength and vigor come of
good food, duly digested. Force,
a ready-to- serve wheat and bar
ley food, adds no burden, but
sustains, nourishes, invig crates.
Sharp County record., 1903-07-31
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Happenings Cleaned Fresh From The
Papers and Boiled Down.

The Gazette boasts that Little
Rock has fifteen automobiles.
James T. Duncan, popular
broker of Little Rock, died this
week.
Will Frame, a young farmer
near Ozark, was killed by a kick
from mule.
AT Harrison a farmer has fifty
acres of apples for which he has
already been offered So, 500.
Paragould is soon to have an
other railroad, which is to run
from Paragould to Memphis.
Excitement has been raised
around Houston by the discovery
of a metal thought to be gold.
Joe Kelley, aged 40 years, died
in a saloon at Brinkley a few
days ago in an intoxicated con-
dition.
Charley Ford was shot near
Harrisonyille during the progress
of a drunken row at a country
dance.
In one day recently the sum Of
S179, ,834.13 was paid into the
state treasury by sheriffs and
collectors.
The farmers of Dallas county
expect to make more cotton this
year than they have made in tbs
past two years.
Between 250 and 300 buildings
Of various kinds have been put
up at Stuttgart in the past
eighteen months,
Rev. Louis Hickman made an
unsuccessful attempt at suicide
in LonokG county. His mind has
suddenly become unbalanced,
A tomato fifteen inches in cir
cumference, a product of Arkan-
sas county, is on exhibition at
the state department Of agricul-
ture.
Seaborn Ragner killed Andrew
Larry at Texarkana, and then
chopped the head from the body
and rnutilated the corpse in other
ways,
Fred Mathis, aged 20 years,
committed suicide at Little Rock
by shooting himself through the
| head. Ill health was the cause
Of the deed.
Solemn requiem high mass
was celebrated in all the Catholic
churches in the state of Arkansas
last Monday in memory of the
late Pope Leo.
The Monticello district confer
ence passed resolutions condemn
ing Gov. Davis for his abuse OF
the pardoning power toward Vi
olators Of the prohibition laws.
Gov. Davis and Mr.. Vandeven
ter addressed 1000 people at But
lersville last Saturday. The lat
tor spoke under much disadvan-
tage, as there were constant
warwhoops from the crowd fol
Davis.
John Baucum attempted to xii
his wife at Pine Bluff, but the
better half wrenched the pisto
from his hand and, using it for {
weapon for clubbing purposes
beat the would-be murderer
head good,
Mrs. Wm, Dodson died very
suddenly at her home at Fayette.
vile Tuesday night. Apparently
she was in good health. She hat
just put her little ones to bed,
and as she kissed them good.
night, fell lifeless,
Sharp County record., 1903-07-31

90. N's ns,rtoa,U.tr
.' '" y'b . Gr1#p.c re, l
.rEnN ~ A. rr,,yn~
''eN' e.-.4s,aN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
ARE STILL
FIGHTING
MeculIoueAs TO CONTINUE
CONTEST FOR CHILDREN

The hateas corpus proceedings In
stltugvd tNo months ago by Mrs aud
Mrs Henry Mccullough "a recover
possession " their I've little chill
drcn. who the wife claims she Was
fnrcud Is EiNe away was disinisara
without prejudice by superior judge
licil. this morning cn Mccullough =
motion.
Mccullough left his wife about si~
months aEo O. act work. lie dld not
write 20 hrr fuf SWINE time. Rnd she
claims that TT. Alice nsyvflcigh In
duced her 10 believe that she WAS =
deserted wife aud persuaded her 10
SIGN away an interest IN her two
pretty chlidrcn to the Washington
chlidreue HauiS society, The
mother did ". as she Was iii ana
not able 60 support them. and aftrts
being Ia the haue fur soine time.
little Gladys. the s0unEeE waa
adopted ~ Thomas Rramtr q well
knewn musician, while Johnnie. the
Older. was adopted BY family IN
another county.
When the father returned ana
found that bis wife had given away
their ehildrea. he At once employed
an attorney and seeurca a writ of
habeas corpus. which Was made re
tufaaale todaY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough. how
ever. have been very unfortumetw
The fathsT recently broke hia arm
and VAS Unable to NgFk and the
money tSey had saved 60 secure
legal assistance to recover then
children, Was al spent fer doctors
bills Mccullough has nos Hecarei
a kuod position In Montana. ard Mrs
Mccullough is working a. q domes-
tic IN this city IN order taAt thry
may between them = set together
enough money TO reopen the ease.
AZ that time the wife Vii apply
for Arother writ of hatsan caFpu~.
instead % her husband. and setp she
VIII make sensational chksrxea
against pr, Alice heNerieigh. Nhs..
abe claims. BY mlsfeprvsentailan IN
duesd her 10 give away her little
uneA
The ReAmers. Who are the fsst@s
parents q little Gladys. haNt BE-.
come much attached 20 neY an,t are
bitterly reaistinx the legal prua w~si.
ifkA watss NAY result m her being
given back to her oNn mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

China has market Tor ali our eoun.
trys wheat pfeyiiiug ne can carry
Il over Ia his hnatt.
The nrsaliiBn rebeis la the Acre
district have promised obedience %
the government
Governor % kWanEa provinces.
china. haa appealed o. the state er.
partrnent 10Y rsiief for famine Euf-
fervra.
There IN talk Ia Portland ~ corn,
hins among all the Wu0lsn mills on
the Pacific coAst.
They arr ruttinE electric lights an
facvfnas totuin tree - the leaves
can see Co EFoa
81. Louis l. Eeing e. haze 4 g 20. :
ee4 @aiei sHF the coming wngidH fair.
1T won't b. long nov before tie
sweet Kifi graduate eili be telling us
how 20 do tssnss
disappointment IN love drove
Harry Nuwr. s2-y~ar.aid son OF
wealthy Montana FanrhiS5An 20 com.
nit Suicide AZ Fort ttsnton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
ASKS DAMAGES FOR
A TERRIBLE FALL

TIE damage suit ~ Adsl. I'd
wNfas against Judge ThasnaH Htwks
70 recover SIC aed for personal "a.
iufirn sustained b faliinx down the
*ssFaioF shaft ia tie HuFss haisA-
ms. = on trial In 1udEv Aih-ftssu' :
department 81 the supefiar court.
this Afternoon
The PLAINTIFF ALLEGES that On ars
count u the eAF~ieasarsa - rs
yraf-old elevator boy IN starting the
cage before shs had fairly stepped
!. = = :. y. A.s
dos The shaft
Miss Els ards arm uas broken
and she sustained ether iuiufisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

ae-inch Past Black Percaiine Lin
Ing. value lsg. after s...... 10o
Ss-ineh Lining Serge Gztesn. IN
brown, gray and black, value e.
after s.....ss+.s.s ss...ss... 1oc
so-iuch Merceriz-d stripe Wool
Chsiiies. IN pink. navy. tan ana
rcNeia. value &c. after g.. 25o
HenNtiirhed Lunch Cloths. plain
Dresden linen. size zox1o inchee.
very neatly hr1netitrhesi. regular
price Soc. after &. each 2Be
Coiared Table Cloths. Sc size. REQ
and white or red and green. per
feetiy fast coiors. worth sc; ar
Ter = rseh ssfas-.ss..sssss.. ouc
Apron Bingham. Roaf quality. as
sorted checks. WORTH &C. after
&. a yard Sc
i5-inrh coiored Table on Cloth.
value Al soc yard. special at.
YARD ssssss.s-s4H.-t sfss.sss-. Ia q
Nottingham Lace Curtains. TO "a
yards long, In hundreds Of dlg-
fereut designs. these curtains
are all singie@not In pairs. and
are good values AZ fi.aQ each.
special after 6 each 1900 8c
Chiidrrns Velvet Top. Spring
Heel Lace and Button Shoes.
sizes 10 8 f-HHias prise = =
special. after e..........-..t12 20
biKby's Famous Shoe Polish. which
sells regularly at 2sc. after 8.
Handsome SIX Teek Ties. sc
values after 6..............iO Zoe
Mems Fancy Hair Hose, Isle
black and red effects. sse values.
after g. two pairs for ..... Csc
boys Wooi Sweaters. maroon. blue
and green, fancy striped. worth
fiN1. after s.-...............6 csc
White. black and colors In Ladies'
Cotton shirt Waists. all Sizes IN
lot. worth sieo. after g.. soc
Ladies' Wash Waists. Ia stylish.
serviceable materials. In black
or white linen and many coiored
effects. worth tzo0. after 6. csc
Ladies fettlcoats. in black and
colors, many styles, worth 500.
after ssts 4s.ss.tssss.ssssss sue
Boys Fine Madras Blouse Waists.
sailor collars. sizes from TO =
years, Saturday, after g.. dc
t3.ea Melton Fedestrisnnc skirts. n
perfect made and fitting skirt In
sage or oxford. after $3.50
Crepe kimouos. butterfly sleeves.
wide figured band trimming.
worth 81 90: after .6se
Women's straightfront. bias. rared
Corset, In black only, lace ana
behe ribbon trimmed. regular
value DC. special. after 6 abe
Infants and Childreu's Lawn Capn
somewhat soiled. values sec up 10
ti.75, special, after 2Se
Women's Long White Skirts, decp
flounce OF embroidery and lnser-
ton. regular value t2.7s. special.
NtAtt hs+stssss sstsssss.ss I'D
Children's and Misses one-piece
Dresses. made OF percaie or
chambray. sizes years to IL
regular value Soc, special. after q
ssss.s.s.... ...........,.,.. 50e
Children Rlhs. made OF Monte
cloth, regular value 7ihc. speciai
AtttI tttsrstss..sssssssss &c
Very best quality Gem Pins. full
count needle points. always sold
az Sc per paper; after So. Sc
Nickel-plated Safety. 1 dozen on
card, very best quality. sizes I. ..
3 and 4, sold regularly at Be. Sc.
flsc and l0c per card. after Be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
ANOTHER FIGHT
WON BY THE STAR

As a result Of the fight made by
the star "a secure better street car
service for the patrons OF the Green
Lake Tine. the Seattle Electric com
psnY this morning placcd three al
ditiunai cars gu that line. This kiVra
the urveu Lake people a ear a. town
every seven minutes Instead Of onr
every 10 minufea, as before. aud the
trip - town n made in - minutes.
instsad Of e. minutes. ns formerly.
The change tn the schedule vac
hailed with delight BY All rvsidrn :
u the Green Lake district ana HFvs
eFai people have caiied up the star
etfiee hy telephone and thanked the
paper for u saod work ia hfinEins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

Z hs street ear company 90 time.
The new schedule dnrH away n n
large degree with the awful paekinA
and tanning together % people ~
ttt ears dufsn9 tho heavy haul haure
tm the morning ana evening.
Fired n MeKant. secretary Of the
Green Lake Improvement club, who
v rote O. the Seattle Electric enm-
pany tples without securing auy
partieulAr concessions FROM the enns
pauy. said this morning
Yes. I noticed the change this
ngfninE There arc more ears run.
ming and they come ofteurf. and !
think We can set along nicely naN
THE STAR DESERVE TtIf.
CREDIT FOR THE STAND ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
PRESS CLUB MET

The annual uaestink ana dinner 81
the SEATTLE Press club vas held iu
the Maiaau ttaEhrfis last evening
About 20 representative % Iaeai
newspapers n the city we're present
The fuilpN ing nfloofH were elected
fof the ensuing year President. VIII
A Steel vice president. Horace Nc
CURE and Kari Anderson secretary.
- =. White. treasurer A. J niothen.
81. executive committee f-aystt n
Wooa. l. ~ Hefelt. q 4. Rsbsr. &. A.
Hururft = l. HAMPTON and thr reg
uiaf afflrial board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
SHE'S LOCKED OUT

Mrs isabella Adnasn. whose bus
band IA suink foF aixures. filed > Pc
ti3iun In the pnreffor court today
asking that be BE- ordered 10 AIioN
he 80 enter their home AZ ballard
Ia get her c}ethea The p~titi0nsF
alleges Sat asT husband has lock
ed the house and refuses To allow
hsF 20 20 iu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
Mems Wear
The prices you viii find Of infinite interes, and mpos
ancc

EXTRA SPECIAL.
Gents Handkerchief hsulzlitchad
and neat fancy borders. fbe
values. &c eaeh--f for .t.... Zoe
Msu'h NerkWeaFs genuine silk
beauties. Tee ~. Fourth HandH.
Midget Shield Bows and String
Tlss special value ..4.....s... 2oe
Meas 1bc silks. ia all the new ana
up-to- date NsckWear fer. Doe
Mems SusfzendefH. Imported Preach
$50 $3.50. 49, :. -. ~
value Tor .--...........z.-.. 25e
A..n's NeFiiEes shirts. nsw woven
and printed effects. Tie value
Tor srsrss sssssssss ssta - = o. StS
Mems Underwear. French hAibftE-
gan. finished seams. back strap
GA drawers. regular Zee Yaiurs,
LuI .-.-...--.-. - . : -. 3oc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

Large cubes. containing fins n
sortsneut Of Jet and Colarsa
Headed Pins very best Qustsy|
always sold al irs per eghe. -
ter .s.s.-.s....s...... -
Medium and larse sire Curing
Irons, with hldtsn springs higk-
~ nickied fo1kx. always sold 81
iec each. after f.............. Sc
Pearl Belt Pima vssr bess quality
selected pearl. several clffsfes'l
styles In heart shapes. round AL
ohiong. worth reErlsriJ ais essA|
after g.. s.s.s..s..s.........
The New F1orotorA Fob and 81
Holder. with French rrsy. ~
dlkes and six ornamenu ut
clasps worth regularly X 80
after .-...4............. +
Large Black Bead ChAiEs, De ys-7
latest IN bead ehaina q iachs
long. always sold ., sil& q
chain. after { .......ss...til&
Wornen's Jersey Rfbtss Er'rz
Fine Cotton Nest& high st1
long or short sleeves. wits
gsptian superior flnist pe<'
hutfons. best &c valves, S1s
............. ...s... .-...,-.'s.i'7
w0uTsHs Jersey Essssss -
ton Shaped Vests. lev
short sleeves. These are =
taped. elegant finish. IN wAiit
peeler. finest sc quality ahs
....s...... .......... ........iy
White nottingham Gsllcas
straight and irregular edges
Medallions that can h ssf4H
and appiiqued. AZ new ehait
signs TO choose from. ven -
qualities. worth regularly y
sc = yard after & ysrd..'-'
Fancy Striped Rihboas fsa
inches wide. guaranteed 81
silk. very finest QuAhtsss a.
latest colors 20 select fron' - i
able for neckwear. etc nefd
fore sold for less than ~ ~
after &. per yard. .-..s.4...
Stamped Linen Bureau Sara
isNe4 inches, rtniiif-SN - q
latest floral designs. Euaf.a 4
ali fine linen. wide hensl
border. werth regularly VIZ =
after 6. each -..........-...
Wofnen's white Lace Edge y
kercAiefx. soft linen flnlSh
rr trimmed with hest ga
Val lace and insertion
also have hefnstitched hcras
full size. perfect c0ndiiiea -
regularly lie, isc and = i
after 6. each ..... .sssss.'.....
American Beauty Ross II
bunch. worth soc; afte s...' II
Chldren's school Hats s@sA
after . .......ts....s..,...-- -. n
Ladies sailor Hats wofsn y al
ter s 4.sssss.sss.ts ss..t, ~
The Bon Marche spee4' 81
Paper. with envelopes y -
60 sheets paper V ehvs'sa.I
ruled and plain"-afief ~
box ..t.ss4..sss-. -s-....' 81
Biz Bottles Rlaehlack Ink FAsy
price i0c. after e....,s,........'il..>I
$50 Letter Pads ruled, II
i5C. after 6.....,s........ = 81
Coigate's shaving soah 81
price i0c cake. after 49,. -
II. & Il. BeliRdcnna Plaster ~
lar price 2sc: after t..,,r u
Petroleum Naseiine, rsk..- -, "a
Be- bottle. after 6 h,il'', "A, ~
Harlem OF. regular pfis ~ led
tie. after 8. 5 bottles ies"'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

rooK AND IT ~ TO. no con-
altATULATEn.
Under the new schedule the drrrn
Lake csrH VIII be operated ON HeV-
en-mnute schedule throughout the
entire day until $50 = m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

Il viii Pay yvu 10 50 a iuHE dis
lance uut 81 yoaf way fof the chance
- buying = 81 50 Frads II Soft shirt
alth Two PAIRS 81 ou1s Zoe 81 90 "
~ Hutchinson Co. cor. znd and
rnian ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
THE BIG STORE

Another Extraordinary Fins M
drns soft bosom shirt n
value. Saturday special rs.
Mems fine BsibfisFSB 6airts ~
Drawers. In a large saarszsn,
OF coiors. scru. IN plain a hrss-
eye Wsayes, extra qsaaiy, z.
ssfsssssaa sssasasss .ssass..a4a atlz
For Men who wear Wool uharrl
wear during the summer nsassh
u VII Be of special ihisFea =
.--.s'1s - 49, ..ss-S.ssi~ .;ss..s -.sls ;.
...-sss... zoo, sa.ayo ana tilnl
A SALE OF MEMS HATS
OF unusual merit. al pag1nI
shapes ard shades. Yoa NJ II
IN the habit Of paying Tie II
TIE for your Hats now have II
opportunity Of getting the M
Kind Tor .s.-..........s.....t l4I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

We need not say T hese prices are sure to bns1
10 The Bon Marehe all those who wish save monsy q
their purchases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

Some Folks Say That
The constitution follows the trusts
Interpretation.
New York L. excited shout a Re-
ported shortage In the cotton chop.
~ usual Mark Hanna went homG
last night with Ohio M bis pocket.
Jockey pullman waH badiy bitten
by Acchesuey, the great Chicago
derby horse.
The far eastern states are plagued
by fire. the middle west by ~ DDS
The west has something TO be
thankful for.
Hung Jury
Sir small pieces Of paper. which
were picked up IN q Fulton justice
court room just after a jury had
made up a verdict the other dap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
. q . . . = y . = unuuu
DUST:


TAs King County Laureate tackles
the grest eeFnsstie problem IN IA.
pursuit ef Pegasus tnts moruinx.
BABY BY. here's = ffy.
Let a. chase him. you and I.
See him crawl up The uall.
Marking paper. wuod and All.
! eeltsNs that little ny
Could spot ur a summer sky.
Wait minute baby dear.
must STAT that III right here.
Mamma grabs handy broom.
Sassez - sreas1 sas sassE.
NVN ne on the Nindow all
Mama 50 sings the broom 10 KIN.
tssss saat tstts naughty ~
FeF broom = much too spry.
Ny. the ny aeetna eVerywherw.
Aanaa's clawtnE up tire arr
waving towel and PAPER. TOO,
Afytns. Shoa fiy. she's fiy, ahoof-
Papa comes In with = brick
Thinks he'll give the fiy = lek.
Fspa misses Iitfis fly.
nrraks vase that stands near BY
Then he runs areund Ike mad.
saying things. Oh. aWfal bad
Sext ne grabs a heavy chair.
ssnasheH ap tire china ware
MAMMA stu T. on the chase,
49, nv AhFAf taEF.
Papa says. No us 20 try.
Little ~ - FAR too fly
Nfnckage All around the floor.
Little ~ scoota out the eeqr
Two representative Of prlttnh
Tour mills market told the nlIferas
convention N Detroit that England
wants ali the Yankee Tour she can
The Sad A~aLsnina
A pionser Of Tacoma SAYS he rot
married because his xir. told MIN
five other fellows had proposed 10
her.
when Cleveland sillz hi haat s.ar
Waiterson corks his ink pots.
Big Hamburg liner Deutschland
ran ashore IN a dense fog in tsef-
ney channel Damage slight.
European traffic from Puget
sound has broken all records thls
kpfing.
Duluth man says the grain yiele
ot the Northwest viii be the largest
ever known this tear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

read, Guilty" not guilty. CUTLER
~" guilty" guilty" and mot
GUILTY.. Vandalia MOI Leader,
In railroad wreck near gtiilweiI.
Kan. nine people were Killed.
Jim.ay nm says in st. Paul thar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

Milchner Herring. each......... 80
Holland Roed Herring, each sc
Cromarty Bloatcrs. each........ Ae
Smoked Herring. per box ..... 23e
kinpered Salmon. per pound, Zoe
Smoked Chinook Salmon, per
pound .+..tlstss.sss.s ..s,,.,.s ldc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
A WONDERFUL OFFER IN
WOmen'sHOs.
iery Ct ATE srS Ss5s''Se

Comprising the entire surplus stock and fu line OF samples
Of u the biggest European manufacturer secured by
s.Ssa j ;s..ss.nlar lr..es =.
This purchase comprises Women imported Fme Cot,
ton Hate Rembrandt ribbed in pearl, tan blue; also
PLAIN red with black stripes HeTmsdor Extra Fine Cot
Lisle Hose Lace Drop Stitch and Rembrandt Rib
bed Tan Cotton Hose with hghspced heel double sole
Stockings in this collection that sell regularly high sc
a pair sale price all day SATURDAY.. palr--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

A. usual Mark Hanna went hons
last night with Ohio M bis pocket.
Newport daily independent., 1903-02-13
PROCEEDINGS OF LEGISLATURE.

Little Rock, Feb. 12. Senator Price's bill appropriating S77, ,123. 10 additional for an Arkansas exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, making $100,000 in all, passed the sen ate Thursday by vote of A to 7 Senator Price made a magnificent speech in favor of the bill and was the recipient of many congratulations both on his remarks and the vote upon the measure.
 By vote of AS ayes to 43 noes the Louse failed to pass house joint reso- lution No Campbell, of Randolph ) proposing an amendment to the con- stitution, increasing the limit of the state school tax from two mills to four mills. Fifty one votes are required MT. Campbell, of Randolph, gave notice of a motion to reconsider and the matter will come up again. Pend ing discussion lively tilt occurred between Mir. Campbell, of Randolph, and Mir. Campbell, of Pulaski.
 Representative Arnold introduced a bill for the regulation of banking in stitutions.
 The senate unanimously passed the Killough bill applying to the St. Fran cis levee district and increasing the levee tax from four cents an acre to six cents an acre
 Chairman Cate of the committee on charitable institutions submitted a report on Senator Norwood's bill ap- propriating $14O,O00 for an insane asylum annex, recommending that it be increased to S1SO,O The Dill was made special order for next Tuesday morning in the house.
Newport daily independent., 1903-02-13
ARKANSAS TRACTION
 COMPANY INCORPORATED.

The charter of the Arkansas Trac- tion Company of Harrison, was filed today with the secretary of state. The purpose of the corporation is to construct an interurban electric road between Harrison, Boone county, Keener, Boone county, and Dodd City, Marion county, by the way of Lead Hill or otherwise, and other towns or villages. The charter is under the act of the legislature, approved April 8, 1901. The incorporators are Thos. Helm, of Harrison, president; R. M. Fellows, of Harrison, secretary and treasurer, and 0. Irving Page, of Rochester, N. Y, vice-president. The capital stock is $5O0,OOO, all of of which has been issued. The pro- posed road will connect Harrison with the White River extension of the Missouri Pacific, and will place it in close touch with rich mineral coun- try.