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Sharp County record., 1903-04-10
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Robbed The Grave.

"A startling incident is narrated bv
John Oliver of Philadelphia as fol-.
lows; 81 was in an awful condition
My skin was almost yellow, eve,
s"nken, tongue coated, pain coutin,
uaI'y In back and Side', no appetite,
growing weaker day by day. Three
phy'Icians had given me ur, Tbou
| was advised to use Electric n,
'er'; to my great joy, the first bo,.
Tie made a decided Improvement 7
continued their use for three w..L.
sha am now a well man. kno,.
'hey robbed the grave of auo,bar
Fi"Jlm'" No one should fail to ,.,.
Them Only 50 cents, guaranteed
Ct SHOWS drug store
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10
1t simply tickles some people

1t simply tickles some people
nearly to death to discover a typo
graphical error in a newspaper.
People who don't use four dozen
words of the Kings English 60
into duck fits when they find a
word spelled incorrectly in their
local paper. All these should re-
member that there are no prin-
tors free from mistakes-but dead
ones.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10
The Hardy Herald last week

paid Sharp county's representa-
tives, Senator King and Mr.. Hill,
a neat compliment. They are
both all right, and have made
good records in the present gen.
eral assembly,.
Rev. J. D. Kelly requests us
to announce that presiding elder
w. B. Hayes will preach at Max
vile next Sunday at 4 o'clock p.
M, and that the quarterly meet
ing for the Evening Shade cir
cult will be held at Maxville next
Monday morning.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10
HARDY.

Dr.. A. Kellett of Williford at
tended to business in Hardy this
week.
S. P. Turner has bought the
Brandon farm, between town and
the mill.
Mrs. Barnes, widow of Charley
Barnes, deceased, is dead with
consumption.
Miss Fannie McCaleb is visit
ing ber sister, Maggie, at Mrs.
Kings this week.
Miss Florence Tucker has re-
turned from Springfield where
she has been attending school.
Mr.. Tharp, near Coats, has
just completed his new residence,
which is valuable addition to
that section.
The election in the incorpora-
ted town of Hardy Tuesday re-
suited in the election Of ]. S.
Thompson Mayor, H. M. Tun-
stall Recorder, and S. p. Turner,
W. D. Clayton, j. W. Hastings,
Boen Phillips and A. M. Metcalf
Aldermen.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10

-Ex- county judge William G..
Murphy of Hardy was in the city
Monday in attendance upon prob
ate court, and while here made
the Record substantial visit.
Uncle Bill says recent develope-
ments have made him anxious to
rake up kinship with the Little
Rock Murphy.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10
"A Thoughtful Wan.

NJ VI. Austin of Winchester, Ind.
knew what to do in the hour OF
need. HIS wife had such an unusuaI
case of stomach and liver trouble
physicians could not help her. He
thought of this and tried DR.. Kings
New Life Pills and she got relief at
once and was finally cured. Only
25c at Shows nrug store.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10
Makes A Clean sweep.

There's nothing like dong thing
thoroughly. OF all the Salves you
ever heard Of, Bucklen's Africa
Sslve Is the best. 1t sweeps away
ana cures Burns, Sores, Bruises,
Cuts, Bolls, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions
and Piles. It's only 25c, aud guar
anteed to give satisfaction by Snow,
the druggist.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10

To-day is good Friday
Yesterday 1918 tax rece'p'S
had been issued.
Last Friday was the windiesT
IA y we ever saw -,
Mrs. N. R. Kent of MaXViil7
is a new subscriber.
Nov let the spring poet come
II all his eloquence and touching
pathos.
Rev. ]. D. Kelly will preach
81 this place next Sunday morn
Ing and night
County treasurer E. L. Dick
arson. has been "under the wealth
er" for several days.
Mrs. Jane Green, mother Oh
Mrs. J. A. White, has been SER
iously ill for the past ten days
George W. Mullen, ex-sherift,
Of Big Creek township attended
probate court a day or two this
week.
Next Sunday is Easter. The
Record predicts fair weather and
the usual display of Easter bon
nets for the day.
The oest phy-rc. Chamberla'n's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy
to take; peasant in effect For sale
sLy Snow, the druggist
DR.. W. @. Tibbles of Pough-
keepsie was here one day this
week. He says the smallpox has
died out in his section.
Wednesday night number
of Leo Shells young friends eel
ebrated his sixteenth birthday at
the home of his parents.
p. G.. Kinks, good farmer
of Johnson township and one of
the few democrats in that neck O.
the woods, was here Wednesday.
The Record keeps on hand
a full supply of mortgages,
deeds, title bonds, deeds Of trust
and Justices blanks. When in
need of these things bring or send
US your order.
5. L, Arm Of Sidney, the
man noted for his big heart and
hearty laugh, was squandering
his money on taxes one day this
week.
John Carver, who, it is our
guess, carries more avoirdupois
than any other citizen of the
county, was in this shop Wednes-
day long enough to set his sub
scription ahead.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10
They Have a Fit. Who?

Everyone who gets W. Dan
Clayton to take his measure for a
tailor made suit of clothes. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. With a
smile he'll greet you at Hardy.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10

The residence of DR.. Spikes,
situated in the Kings Mill neigh
borhood, was burned to the
ground last Friday, the day of
such high wind. Most all the
contents of the building were a
total loss. Forty dollars in mon
ey was also lost in the flames.
DR., Spikes is eighty years old,
and the misfortune falls quite
heavily upon him. He has been
IN Sharp county but a few years.
having bought the farm on which
his dwelling was situated four
years ago.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10
The Hoses
Eve is "Sot." F"

and Walker Clayton is ''sot' on
keeping what you want. Call
and see him. He will buy your
produce. He is in the lead at
Hardy.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10

-Cleve Hotchkiss, the farmer
at Ash Flat, was in
town the first of the week.
Robert Wilkerson of the good
old state of Scott was a visitor to
the city one day this week.
Joe Schenck, one of Hardy's
prominent young gents, was in
Evening Shade Wednesday.
Assessor William T. Horn OF
Cave City was mixing business
with pleasure here Wednesday
George Johnson, the Pough-
keepsie merchant, sends us
some of the needful on subscrlp-
ton.
"A representative of the Case
Manufacturing Co. sold Calvin
Watkins of Poughkeepsie a
thresher this week.
Circuit Clerk C. D. Ritchie
went to Ash Flat Wednesday to
visit his parents, and to attend to
some business matters.
Most all the people who come
to town these days make straight
for the court house, where the tax
collector is doing business.
i will pay 70 cents cash for
wheat. If you have a surplus
bring it on.
j. R. METCALF.
CLARK and Brightwell, at the
old Bristow stand two miles and
a half below Evening Shade, are
ready to fill all orders for lumber.
Col. Sam H. Davidson says
his weight has been considerably
decreased on account OF few
chills he has been keeping COM
pany with.
-Ex- County Judge James W.
Smith of Sidney was visitor to
town Monday. 1t is guessed by
many that the Judge will be in
politics again next year.
j. B. Morris of Clarkson was
here last Saturday paying taxes
and attending to other matters of
business. The Record acknowl-
edges itself indebted to him for a
wheel.
A disordered stomach may cause
40 end of trouble. When the stom-
ach fails to perform It's functions the
bowels become derangcd, the liver
and kidneys congested, causing nn>
merous diseases, the most fatal OF
which are painless and therefore the
more to be dreaded. The important
thing is to restore the stomach and
liver to healthy condition and for
this purpose M better preparation
can be used than Chamberlain's
Stomach aud Liver Tablets For
sale by Snow, the druggist.
Fannie, the little daughter Of
Hon. and Mrs. w. A. Turner died
last Friday after several days i'll
ness with meningitis, and was
buried at the Sharp cemetery
Saturday. The little one was
about year old. Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner have the sympathy Of
their friends.
County judge Calvin Mobley
last Monday appointed the follow
ing delegates to represent Sharp
county at the National Good
Roads Convention, which meets
in st. Louis April q: Sam H.
Davidson, W. 5. Morgan, S. L.
Shaver, R. E. Semple, Ben N.
Yates, James A Laman, A. M. |
Metcalf.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10
Fogey,s Honey and Tar
sor cE,iI1re1, Ssfe, SIRE. NO ocfareS


james H. McCaleb has been
doing some painting on Walter
Metcalf's residence this week.
C. L. Johnston, one of our
Sullivan township readers, pays
the price of a years subscription
this week.
w. 7. Cunningham and fam
lily, formerly of Cave City, have
moved to Melbourne and took
charge of a hotel.
To Cure : Celia \ 0no Day
Take Laxative Bromc.Qulnne
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If it fails to ure. Z. w.
Groves signature Is OH each box
Z5 cents.
County Judge Calvin Mobley
held an adjourned term of the
probate court last Monday. The
court held but one day.
Sheriff Hut Gibson informs US
that he will hold the tax books
open until April 20, after which
date the penalty will attach.
Tom Norris of Poughkeepsie
was here last Saturday and made
it a point to come around and do
the handsome thing by the head
guy of this shebang.
The Bank of Batcsville is
sending out beautiful calendar
showing White River scenery.
That popular Institution has the
Records thanks for one.
It's worth a good deal to derive
genuine satisfaction from clothes
you wear, and you can gain this
satisfaction at moderate cost by
having your clothes made-to-
by Strauss Bros. of Chi
cago. Why not glance over the
new line of 500 patterns now in
the hands of w. G. Snow. You
will be under no obligations to
order and you may see something
worth your while.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10
Tax gs..3ttas'i Gstll1o.

Notice is hereby given that |
will meet the taxpayers Of Sharp
county, Arkansas, at the follow
ING places and dates, for the pur-
pose of collecting the taxes for
the year 1902, viz:
Evening Shade at the court
house until April 10.
JASPER HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff and Collector.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10
Notice.

Is hereby given that the under
signed petitioners will petition the
Arkansas legislature to pass an
act amending an act, creating two
judicial Districts in Sharp county,
so as to authorize the county
court to grant liquor license in
either district, as though it were
a separate county.
John L. Eady,
Will Songer,
And Others,
Petitioners
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10

Come to the Record office for
all legal blanks.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10
4 nice shower fell Tuesday

A nice shower fell Iuescay
night.
April cheated March out OF
its wind all right.
Judge McCaleb has been on
the puny list lately
A. H. Mcleod is a new cash.
in-advance name on our Cave
City list.
j. NJ. Street of Calamine was
a pleasant visitor at our sanctum
last Saturday.
John Rogers, an old Federal
soldier, has been allowed pen
sion of S6 month.
Sharp County record., 1903-04-10
LOCAL NEWS.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
BRUTAL HUSBAND CAN BE
BROUGHT TO BOOK YLAW
Who Win Help Mrs. William CasweH 10 Obtain
Simple Justice From the CoUrfs---She
Is Not Pauper

An that il necessary is for some
ons 90 eaute forward and Institute
civil action lea het behalf against her
husband 50 compel hlm 90 p4s3 TOT
her separate maintenance.
The county commissioners. Who
have charge 80 the county pooF farm.
duut want a. keep her there. hht
they abeyed thg ordrf u Judge Tall
man Ia send her
County gofumisstanef hakef said
today The counts farm De- over
CfoW ded nov. and ae can take care
OF any one there a 40 ls NOT ahaa-
luteiy destitute. We arss ptet MfH#
CaaWeu. believing shu was such q
person Il her huataud has mnue2
~ he claimed lea cuurt. She should
noe be- there. suf sir ts nniy kssplns
soflir other puar unfortunate oui that
may b. aarsn on than she H. cas-
WfN should b. compelled 90 Support
hrr suppose iudHu THiiman euta-
mittsd haf Go ghr raae farm because
she weaiA have better care than she
weuia r she depended on cHswell
Tor suHfaff
q committed her n the iunrm-
arr, said Judge Taiiman IN spite
~ ih4 fact that her husband said he
had some money htit he tidn have
much. tie is a hadscarflcf and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
SOCIAL
DOIlN Gg
aaaaasaaaaaaaaaasa

Mfs q A. Thompson. 707 nraad-
way. entertained a few friends Tues
day evening ht hgf home. Cards
We're played after which dainty re-
frcahmEmfa were served,
The marriage uf Mis- Annie
Hughes. daughter ~ Ar John
llufhea. 60 Mr william Aantfuss
Inslla. will take place on WedneH-
day evening Arfil y. at 81 Marks
church.
MiaH calhoun gave a very enjoy
able musical Tuesday night az the
Oid Rainier Hha was assisted ~
Miss Compton soprano. Mr. " u.
liedleY. eiollnist ST. W. ~ Hughes,
tenor. Mr. G. G. Ina ishard
The Young Ladies cinch club
met Wednesday afternoon ht the
horne q Airs rred naxtsr, I'LL Coz
lnmhia street AFr ffei taEisF
and Mr. PRANK Frederick received
The Junior Faree viii BE- presented
BY the fnembers 81 the Junior class
on the evening % April 90, IN Denny
Has There a. just enough 81 n Plot
% hang a lot n local bite and spsei-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

doesn't work an the time. bat yet
she has grounds Tor clNu aetieu
against him. and can make HIN pas
Cor her maintenance while she IL q
public rhatEr and 5uat az lonE a.
they are tot divorced
Z don't think les right thai the
Taxpayers uf this suuutY should hear
thu expense 81 kaepiux Mira esa-
well sstid Deputy Prosecuting At
tofnsy craven. tf her husband has
money There surely h some wAy
CD pfvseut this man from d0ssftinE
his wife lust heeeuaa be O. tired Of
suppartlaE her That is not rvasstH
enough WhV she should nos BE-
Inundated by being eiaHaSA as a
common pauper / should like 20
SEQ aafHu sne bring action aEsfnst
caHve II What he said Ia court
90 true
The statutes also MAKE q possible
Tor any taxpayer la euiulH the
country from paying out eeut fuf
Mta eaHweli n e can be Shown
that she has other msaHs ~ sangsaff.
The auit question: now seems 10
be T. there auN one Interested
enough iH this unfortunate Wofnan
60 aee that abe gets heF lust dsHefla
aud - see that WILLIAMS camNsii
dara his duty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
POLICE ARE AFTER
K0UNG KANDALS

chief Of Police sullivan has or
.ered his men 10 - or the lookout
TOE youthful ynndam who have 81
late been In the has't 90 throwing
stones through windows and danaE
inE buildings. principally new anee.
iu other Ways,
Complaints have been received
from the owners af the Moses build
ing at Second avenue and Virginia
street against band ~ malicious
youngsters who have mutilatrd the
woodwork. smashed several window >
and done other damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
THROUGH
A WHARF

one Of the numerous tfaps
on the water front nearly caused the
Transfer company yesterday al
the Intersection u railroad avenue
and Washington street Heavily
loaded with steel shafts. the wagon
pas just about t. eross naiiruad
nNenues when a section of the plank =
81 wharf beneath u collapsed. let
tinE the wagon down two feet
Had Il not been f8f tho fact that
tho treatis Notk 81 the Hrnt was par
TALLY supported BY earth that had
been dumped around fhe pliinE. the
wagon ant team might have been
pferipitRfed into the bay. The dfia-
a. William Mauaeli. escaped iuIufy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

alitiss on. II viii no doubt be way
entertaining.
May IL 90 be a holiday AZ the ~
~ " b. the request of the Junior
class Tho juniors Intend 20 make
an ali=day ana night celebration of
a. In the morning thsfe viii be an
intsF-ethss regatta on Lake wash
inEtun. ~ the afternoon a baseball
game between the Junior ana Senior
teams and la the evening the Junior
Prom" ~ dance IN Christensen =
Hall The public are Invited 10
bring their lunch haaskeis aud spend
May Day on the University campus.
The Wednesday Card club met last
night With Ars. A Il. stewart at her
home On HngiHtou avenue.
Miss FuH gave a pretty mneh-
con party today AZ her home on
Hainier HsiRhts A number ~ young
ladies were present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
WALSH HAS
A NEW RUN


at~arasr Walsh was placed on the
HrrvuertUn run yesterday. rhT
II a neN. iarx~ stsfu- = heeler. go n
ii BY capt Mccormick. and US
originally Intended faf the Olympia
run ske made four trips last sih-
ter over that route before Fhe Nas
Withdrawn.
The walsh wiil be the largest boat
on the nrsfnsrton run. she VII ofn-
iuariiy carry 800 passengers, but Tor
excursions she is 10 be permitted 10
take see. She viii maze thres round
trips a day and four on Saturday
and Sundays
Local transportation men seefn 20
BE- unable to keep their haEdu on the
Hrernsrtoa route. Il IL rumored that
capt W J. Ellis steamer city Of
Abefde~a. which within = week. vii
have cofnpletsd ti0,0oo worth Of re-
pairs at West Seattle. viii take that
run siso the steamer Arrow. which
viii soon arrive from the Columbia
river II 80. there is bound 20 BE- a
lively Fste-war among the rival
boats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

moving Down and burning up %
which h. Il the Spa uish lnuuhsitiou
ara General r-aEt4H fstif--f fasIa 4
grand ensemble.
His pursuit 81 Father Time l. a.
rslsutlene and as long continued a.
though he wers a hack driver seek
ina the geographical relation ~ hifu-
self 10 the nearest free lunch. and Il
is % his persistence largely that his
succesa both IN record smashing and
pun building is due. a less
determined man would gtiii be work
ind at the bench frum which VIM
ton was graduated
But Wintun did not ride centuries
on n hard-paddled. narrow tired.
good old ordinary houe-Ehaksr for
nothing lie rode centuries when
other starters were buying rvturn
tickets at the railroad station. aud
the diHeouraRsfnautA OF these sx-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

clare him srRsy. Finally Scotch de-
termination won cut. and n mntar
~ .-f=ssaeesi thai ap@i4 faszte.
shrrpupan those Who had nra adals
him ae nnu compoz mentis sere
wondering II thsF couldn't butt tn
as stoe khaidera. Then u was that
Wintnn proved his sanity. frF he
didn't 81 them butt. kaiNsr Will
helm - % the German empire shat
Wntou II right nos 20 THE auto
rnsbiie industry. and. II Wintnu's
plant ksepe on EroNias the German
empire win cover only township IN
comparison before many more may.
orally elections ara held.
Wintou viii race fer the Gordon
Bennett cup. this wear. and II he
doesn't travel like a shot from a
katilua gun. ~ VIII be bccauge the
rules u ths game pfohibl, the use Of
prolertilen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
EVAN WAS FROM
BLACK DIAMOND

Passengers who arrived On he
steamer Spokane yesterday -
poFt that Swan ThoEnas. miner
Who Wa crushed 81 death BY falling
-ock 81 nAW son = feN weeks az
formerly lived Al BLACK Diamond.
Thomas va working IN a tunnel
an Geld All. in SON. anknes q man
usr the earth was iauzsued ans he
was uried Before he cuuid - res
cuea ne died and bis lifelcMN eas1S
vras taken to Ina " sra.
y ~ ysNs - $50 - >.SDo - - 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

A striking difference between
Alexander the Uwat e the meteor
world aHa Alexander The 0rvat e
the other uurid. = that she former
Wa rsNer known g weep. Having
no ether worlds O. eanauaf he ere
Atss usN uuss4 Annthsr difference
IL thar A Z - No was a de-
" .s,.s .s%s.s~'.a 49, sAss ss,' =
ms surNFzsuf tu huuHFs and fitis -
decidedly Constructive. creeping
shsu it GENES - fHeofas. iu thn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
TWo cHlHxS HAD
CLOTHES TO BURN

Two Chinese Who are believed to
be Illegally In the United States.
ver. arrested by Customs fnspee-
tors Bunker and Delaney yesterday
a. they attempted to and from
the steamer Dode. They had Ger
tineates that appear e. be forged.
Another suspicious circumstance
II that one 81 them wore seven
shirtA. six blouaes and tire. pairs
81 trousers. and the other seven
biouses. SIX shirts and three pairs
Of tFUuseTA
--x----
Take your jewslfY to Bennett. !
Colonial sss
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W'S II M GM
81 W. ; , -. ~

perleuees atteA him fer the wofS 4
plugziuz a. az At meter cUnstrues
zion y h4n everybody bat himself
ard Mra winter esra fsadY to de-
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huuf q NNfas
There Is = chance for some good
hearted man who hates Go see TIE
unfortunate oppressed and down.
troddsn 70 90 a noble work % char
ity ~ inter~stinE himself In behalf
Of Mrs. William CasWeli. who h nov
al inmate q the Ceunty hospital
She was committed Go that tn
HtitutIan last saturday By superior
Jadge Tallnan. who had been re-
qnested BY the Wouaanss husband IS
send her 10 = madhouse. The court
refused 70 send heF there hseanss
she wasn't craENs and has only re-
course MAS Go commit her Go the poor
farm.
80 this aged woman u there. be
rau-- she IL too weak IN her own in
nrnnity 60 fikht the battle - hfe
alone. because her hard hearted huH.
band deserted her IN her hour ef
nor~st distress. and because she has
no friend 20 shield her from the uft-
PLYING grasp % the Law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
Posi- ORCHARD Rourg


", 8. Nav Nase and sst'isshlss.
u Steamers
Atflen. inland Ftysv. Port orshard,
ftaf
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
Lssss B.sttss-t ~. . AZ. ,. ie and
u as a m 1 it. %, .. Z 20 Aad
slk p VA. saturday oaiy. ~ So . VA.
sunday. no trips at sse and tsib
q. m
Leave grsm.rten--T. siL 10 and
81 a. = IA. ~ 20. 80. .. -. s -
aud ik = M
Lssss sisssy---s %. a see ans
iist a N. "a aoon. 5 and , IA.
Lsase chsriaste.-=s 80, 20. . 30
and ia q IA. 4 Is and 9 90 9. IA.
FRIDAYS
lssss Seattle -. , and 10 a m J.
ttIs. I ae. ttg and ~ =. ga.
Leave nsesssrsea - it, II e.
a. M. IL -. Z. % and 9 as ., IA
Leave sidnsy--s and ii.ss . sn
~ nnon 5 and =. IA
Lsa~. chsrls.,on--1 30 and II ~
a. n. &c ans Is = ~.
For further Information
Phone. Pink ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

Hanks Hall. corner MIN and pihe.
Saturday. April -. Admission. gen.
Element toc, ladies zbc. Including
maakera.
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Only 7 Cents
Per Day

Buys large cleared lots on graded 81
Terms. % down. 80 eents per week
the last % days. For the next few
COUNT to everybody paying cash.
car line through Hilimnn city. pient
new houses ~ FezEv - a!SyE n rs
throw away your money paying reu
ingtou street car to Hliimsn City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

MANTEn@S Someone with a little
milk Of human kindness Ia his
mHk~.up, a. help a poor sirk ana
friendiess old woussn Ia her DARK
hour ef need.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

rect, city water. etc, at $50 up.
1 500 lots sold and 200 houscs built
days we give 40 PER CENT. DIS
az we want 10 raise money TO build
men are now double tracking the
y Of work for everybody Large
- iur 30 down, $40 monthly why
l. owner. Hlllman. Take Wash
scent fare. Phone BLACK f07b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

our PATENT VACUUM CHAM
BIER never fails 20 kesr q plate up.
Lady attendant always.
Huafs - 10 - daily. Sundays,
3 % TIL 90
The leader., 1903-09-19
WANTED.

Boarders or roomers are desired
at the home Of Mrs. M. ". Powell.
Apply at her residence.
The leader., 1903-09-19

Frank Ratcliff, a young man of
20, lies critically i'll at his fathers
home. He returned from Natal
bany, La, a few weeks ago, i'll
with malaria. Recovering sufi-
GENTLY to be about, he left home
a week ago Friday and when
some nine miles east of here was
suddenly stricken with a peculiar
sickness. He complained of a
terrible pain in the head and fell
unconscious, from which condition
he has not recovered save at oc-
casional moments, only to fall back
i n to a comat e condition.
When brought home the physi-
clans thought it impossible for
him to live more than three hours.
Several doctors have been puzzling
over the peculiarities of the NAL
aday. Atthis writing the patients
symptoms are pronounced more
favorable with a fair chance of re-
covery.