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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-One large store 1404 PARK ST.,
near 18th; large show windows; hot-water
TWO hne stores with large Easements. -
III 81 ne. near Government Printing once
each Hf='
one good sized room. 9Th and X SIS. ne.
excellent location suitable Tor barber shop5
heat and hot water -sl1l ~
A o. BLISS. Bliss Building, - b 81. NV
ocl5-tH
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FOR sALE-BICYcLEs.

FOR sALE-New 1904 Day. with coaster
brake, address BOX 15l, this ONCE. oc24-st
FOR SALE-Lady's bicycle, with lamp: *
Cellent condition Address BOX I4-. this Of
FOR SALE haluless Columbia bicycle
Fifty other good makes. cheap. q T
HUNTER. The Bicycle Man, li3 PennsyI-
yania ave NV ocgZ-gf
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WA&TED-S- KEEESlY 1906 ItH 81. NV
VIII pay the highest cash prices for ladies o.
gents. and chIdTea-s CasI-om clothing and
shoes and hats. Address postal and VIII
call oc4-9Jt
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR 8ALE--Y0ung parrots canaries. rab-
Bite guinea pigs. dogs cats, and pets OF al
kiuds Birds boarded for the summer
sCHMID's BIRD STORE. ~ i2th ST. nv.
and Col il 81. ne. 1esJ-u
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A young girl to mind baby. sl2
ii ST. ne. oc2t-2t
yvANTED-A girl TO DO household work. Cau
with reference, l6-1 81 NV oc14-zJ
wANTED-A good cook. 90 home at night
no washing family of four hat good
general satisfaction Apply after 1 O'Clock
Tuesday oct. IS. 1892 Harvard ST., second
wANTED-salezlady, at lsl 7tn NV. oc24-gt
WANTED-white girl to take care Of two
children German preferred Address BOX
wANTED-Cook in boarding house; stay
al uisht. Apply al once, 40l 4th 81. NV.
WANTED-A coIored woman 70 do general
once cleaning Apply 20 @. ". ROBINSON,
ALeeL- h-L.1-i-5- ~
WANTED-A neat coIored girl as waitress
at 1912 7th ST. NV. II
WANTED-Good cook also general house
work. I'm small family one with reference
good wages lls5 9Th ST. NV IL
EYANTED-Serued ColOred woman 10 cook
and do general housegork. Apply l+S'
Stoughr9u So, NV Oc24-2t
WANTED-Gr 10 cook and do general
housework- good wages reference. FLAT
WA<TED-GirI Tor general housework in
fat small family no washing or ironing.
Apply FLAT 70, The Franklin. 1913 18th 81.
ocz4-zr
washer egg e. 81. Sc. II
VAETED-Plain cook no Washing general
workers, Sl-, SIS. Inquire 12ll 10th st. NV
III
WANTED-Womau 10 cook. wash. iron, and
do general houseWorki references. 22l + ST
NV ocZf-2t
WANTED-CoIored woman general house
work stay nights; no washing or ironing.
bring references ga Pennsylvania ave Sc.
NVANTED-CoIored girl FOR general house
work ga Pennsylvania ave nv. IL
WANTED-Lady solicitor ali or part OF
timei nothing TO SELL WM. WHEATLET,
6Z8 j ST. IL
1VANTED-Woman 70 cook ia oyster house.
Apply zgl6 7th ST. it
WANTED girl for general housework.
5l3 18th 81. NV oc24-Sr
NANTED-Cook and house maid lwhise);
C1lOTed cooks. CLamb eTmatd- waitress general
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EyANrED-At 7I7 nth ST. NV. skirt waist
Anl sleeve hands II
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STORAGE

WHY PAY MORE? We store Tor g5e q lo. ..i-
UNITED STATES STORAGE co. -
10th 81. NV. Phone Main 4z2s. se-s-s..
SHOP OF storage. large stable running
water centrally located Franklin PARK o.-ls
$40. 1901 So oez--.-
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- g 81 .MaIt8 B.

is the same as that OF other breads, but
its fO0d value is much higher Eat the
bread that does 0od-Schneider S. AT
good grOcers's fresh every day. Try DO.
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HELP wANTRp-MALE.

WANTED-Youug man for light office bust
ness; s. 90 SO day; $3.50 and services re-
quired. business established lsss. address
BOX l4l, thls oILlce-
WANTED Young man 10 work in market
store; mast know how 10 cut. meats bring
reference CaA ll5S 18th ST. nv. oc-+-9t
WANTED Several solicitors FOR portrait or
deTs5 liberal proposition. i. STEIN, i-3 an
81. NV. II
wANTED-Tsn painters. j. FRANCIS CAER
CO. 80 pm 81. NV oez5-zl
wANTEn-A man 70 attend horse and worls
WAVED Inexperienced tsilors. at once. APP
ply lT 18th st. NV oc25-3t
wANTED-An industrious working gar
deEer and wife mo chiidrenl 10 take charge
FARMER, BOX 10, this oilce- oc---Sl
WANTED Boys with bicycle can secure
employment and make good wages IN our
out bicycle. POSTAL TELEGRAPH CA
BE Co. I8a5 Pennsylvania ave. NV. oels-.t
WANTED-IntelIigent young man, age 10 20
q Ia work Is days in exchange tOr business
college course. Address BOX g.. this office
OczJ-u
wANTED-Fiye house painters. Apply 70
@. c.. LITTLETON 1916 5th 81. NV. oc23-8t
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good income corresponding for neWspap ers5
experience unnecessary send for particulars,
PRESS SYNDICATE, LOekDoTIs N y.
OC23-It
YANTED-Young man Tor lunch room; must
be- experienced and willing TO work good
wages 20 industrious party. IDEAL LUNCH
ROOM, l4ot pennsylvania ave. oe-s-+J
WANTED coIorsd porter who thoroughly
understands pressing WiNEMAN's. sl4 r
81 go
WANTED 10 10 Is years OF age desi-
rous OF learning the fancy grocery business
careful training and steady employment. Ad-
dress. I'm own handwriting. BOX l45, this OF
fee, oe@z-8t
WANTED-A man as representative: one who
has a large circle OF acquaintance and one
who Is willing 20 hustle salary and commits
sion Apply ROOM 4ye. Colorado Bldg
oc2z-st
WANTED-Men 90 learn barber t.ade; eight
weeks average time required wages Satur-
days while learning SO 20 SIS weekly guar
auteed when through. Illustrated catalogues
mailed free MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE,
$50 Canal ST. New YORK city. ocz-et
wANTED-AIau with small family 10 work
farm at silver Spring, Md reference
Address \. ., BOX -. oez--5t
WANTED-NIght clerk for a small hotel.
single settled man. address BOX 20 TINS
once. ocZz-st
WANTED-studsnts 10 instruct evenings in
Mathematics and engineering subjects engt-
ueerz ana nremsn prepared Tor District civil
service or marine engineers eXaminat tons.
Address BOX Iz4, this Office ocZ-St
WA-STED-Good, sober upholstereF. 27l7
L5rlg.itWood ave oczz-St
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DANCING

ORDWAY DANCING SCHOOL, PROS.
WENDHAAI Clnted- Vet Hail jsntrance Al
nth 81. uw.B Every Tuesday and krillay
evening Beginners class 1896 advanced.
$50 soc per lesson. OF six lessons. 500.
with music. Class now forming Also pF3-
yate lessons ocA-lt
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LOCAL MENTION.

S. 4-Tube Gas Radiator, SI.9O.
A. EBERLY's SONS. us 7th st. NV.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED hrst-cIass cook: viii stay an
nlshti Whit= preferred. Inquire AZ sJI III S.
NV reference II
WANTED-A GOOD cook ana ehaH5beFinai5-
- az once. li-6 e 81 nH- II
lYANsTED-Good woman 10 cook in small
- East Capitol ST. oc2s-zJ
WANTED-Glrl Tor h0useV5rlz5 bring ref-
slsnees- ~ NeW YORK ave NV II
EANTED-At 7l7 nh ST. NV. skirt, waist
WASIED-White mlddIe-aged woman nurse
can so Isl e. 1t
WANTED - Experienced waitress. short
hours ana good pay. l0Js Pennsylvania ave
NANTED-Reiiable colored woman 70 90
general E1g.=a.vrr- raag F4urt.sr7 zr 90
lumbia Heights IL
NTED-coi~9ed .girl for general house
work must DE- good cook. 10 ST. ne
r--+--L
WANTED-ChambeTmsi 10 assist in wait
ing 80 ll-h ST. NV. II
WAeTED-Womau Tor general h0ussworz
- 7.AeA La-l'-ys stay nights llJ3 New
Ramp llle ave IF- II
WANTED god cook. can 100 Q st. nv.
HANTED-A good ehambsrnaid, al once
WASTED-Hutt1uh8Ie makers on vests. AT-
Ply no =. joELsO& 53s + ST. NV. second
----L- t--4--L
WANTED Experienced uulshers on pants.
steady work ~. Bit "a. 5sg + 81. nw.s Room
WAoTED-IHteIlgeHt lady can have pleas
ant E1rA Hith good pas soliciting orders
s5s sla ST. oez4-5t
WASIED-A white girl Tor general house
WASTED-clH 20 DO general H5ussW9Tk
lsl5 5ta ST. HW- IL
VVAETED-FIul=hers % pants steady work
ana good pay. girl 90 learn sls C ST. NV,
WASTED-Go51 cooks. sos chambeTmaIds:
white nurses. can - am s. nv. ~
WAETED-Tel thousand mothers h. give
lEle-ets -0 lhaE children Tor their litue
WANTED white woman as cHambermald
ana waitress references. Apply --5- Massa-
chusetts ave ocz--t
wANTED-skirt hands and helpers Apply
- ~ = g. EH- oca-1t
WANTED lady of refinement can and a
vice u three or fslr hours apBiy 10 4.
49,. ~ -a.ilas - ue. oc3-1r
WANTED-Ga5d. reliable woman can 1858
princeton 81, columbia Heights oczz-sr
W-ANIzD-alsl for general homework bring
EeLele.er- ~ s-H -. He- Ue----L
WANTED good seamztress who under
STANDS tailor work Apply zs 70. ze.
FASTED-A good reliable color-d EirI 10 a.
general holzsaor-i must have reference. APP
p-y 80 spruce 81 nv ocs-zJ
WAETED-Goaa coI5rei sirI for general
h9useaorh. can az once. 40 "a 81 NV
oe-s
WANIED-GlTls who would Ike 90 get an in
sight into Lhs airy goods business 10 work as
bundle wrappers and 90 run errauds iu the
store. lrs 5000 opportunity for girls who
have never worked before Appiy a.
KAEN. SONS 81 CO. ocZ3-St
WAITED LADY TepresentaIiys. one. VINO
has large circle Of acquaintance and one
tlat ls willing o. HUSTLE salary and COM
mission Apply Room 49, colorado Bldg.
WANTED-At lzzz e. 81. sW-. "a good woman
as general house worker references required.
oe@-1t
KoONE's CUTTING AED DESIGNING
SCHOOL. ~ leH York Grading and hand
sEercliEE taught and duplicate forms made.
our system ~ cutting is used DF the best
raIIlrs ana 1re5sUuak=Ts lu aI the cities Iu
the United states. Hours from % pm
Az 9Th 81 uH- Gl4s-lt
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Everybody Is Going Into
Zas Zines election contest are youf
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Ctmes UQant Eos

For situation or Help anted
ads Rooms fsr Reut-board-
ing Rooms and Board Want-
Cd Room
minimum Charge. l5c one Insertion,
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81 A1FlEl3-A lady representative. one Who
has q large circle u acqla-ntanees and one
tftr Is willing o. hustle salary and COM
mission. apply Room so. colorado Bldg.
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WANfED-tIignest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments, ladies' OF gentlemen s. Also SHOES
and hats Address postal and I VIII call any
nour. B. TARSHES. 1905 9Th 50. n| Phone
North 4gg. SCISSOR
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Picking Up Money
When you enter The Times election con
test
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PERSONAL.


orr PLATFORM on which We win every
Fam IS EVorkingmen. buy good suit OF
0yerc0at slightly worn, Tor living prices.
Live and let i've our motto justin
OLD STAND 6ls d St oc24-It
NINE. CATHERINE tells a sood fortune
f5r g5c and soc 10 anyone with this al
gives luck $40 New York ave oc24-zt
BFTH-Why don't you write? PAYNNE.
ocz4-St
THERE is nothing So refreshing 10 a fevered
mouth as a Chlclet- IL
NOTICE-After this date October d 1900 ]
viii not be responsible FOR any debts contract
ed by Mrs ". H. Carpenter OF anyone else
W. Il. CARPENTER oc---St
NINE. DAVIS Clairvoyant and card Reader
l22s 18th 50. NV, 0cll-5lL
PRIVATE PARTY WILL LOAN YOU MON
Ely on your FURNITURE PIANO. ORGAN
etc. i viii call Address BOX 200, this Of
Ace au-o-E
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
"a. second moor, Colorado Building. IAN ana
q sts.-Never closed. Absolutely reliable
strictly confidential Phone 15z5 Main. II.
BRADFORD. Superintendent sez-svt
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Get in the Election Contest
zp0e 81 cole 10 the winners
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

ANAETED-BOy or girl for Oficei good edu-
cation. lSJ2-04 llth st. nv. oc2s-3t
~ ANTED-Cash boys and cash girls. Apply
70 MANAGER, 5ls-5l5-5lT 9Th st. oc23-2t
WANTED-A good colored man on small
farm: also girl Tor h0useWorki or man and
flee 81 Gth st. NV. oc2Z-3t
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FOUND

PRINTING that pays; economical: reason
able; 1909 dne round-corner business cards
$50. HAYS. SIS L ST. NV. Ocz4-5t
GET THE REST FRIED OYSTERS IN The
city Al WA- HAUER S. 1918 Il 81 ne 55e
a dozen, IN box. OC4-3lt
FOTND-The way TO get ria 81 rats See
BARCLAY, The Ferret Man. 80 louisiana
ave mnz4-A
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

sERVANTB-Ma and female. the kind you
want, can be seen at American Home Seek
ers' Association daily. Private apartment for
ladies 10 interview with servants 4i9 10Th
81. NV. lbassmentJ. BOWIE (Incg se30-5gt
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WANTED-BICYCLEs.

WANTED-Man's secondhand bicycle. good
condition only state price A. KLEE-
BLATT, corner 1lth and h SITS. ne. ocz4-3t
WASTED-To buy good secondhand bicycle
HARTZ. 7s4 5th 81. Oc24-3t
DON'T PUT your old bicycles IN the cellar
We pay highest cash prices for them. O. T.
HUNTER. The Bicycle Man. 1Is PennsyI-
Fania NV. oc1i-I4t
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LOST-A diamond pin. Friday. on = 50.
nv between 5th aud 7rh stz- Liberal
ward j returned 60 els Sheridan st. NV
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS
FOR SALE-Staudard typewriter good a.
new. bargain Address BOX 1z4. Lhis Office
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LOsT-Black setter dog. no collar or tag.
Reward IL returned 20 IS Il s. nv. 0cz5-5t
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d NJ o.. - AngthsI.

Even a. you don't win that thousand
goa have the same chance as the next
one 10 take the $40 second prize IA The
Timer great election contest
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I-vestigate The Time Election Contest
Money and fun for all
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wANTED-A young girl to mind baby. SO
ii oc-i-Zr
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wANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED - Canvassers 20 sell diamonds
watches. and all hrst-class JeWelTy and sill
FeFWare, either Tor cash or liberal credit
terms bond required experience uuneces-
Hary5 collectors and CanTasaers acquainted
with good trade can better their positions.
push ls the only requisite needed. Apply
Manager. "Cl-sTEL8ERG' 8 s85 Peunsy.l-
Vs..ia ave. sel2-mOs fr-tf
FANTED-Alel and women OF good address.
guaranteed salary o. SIS weekly @ right
parties. SIS 18th ST. NV. Ocls- 5J-sZsu
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'oR sALE-ThFee-DIecs paFiOr suite Cal
Q a X 50. NV. oczf-at
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sIrUArIoNs wANrED-MALE.

SITUATIONS WAFTED-MALE.
WASTED-By a man, q. work morning
ana evening for board and room Address
Il. s., BOX 10, this once, "a
wANTED-By respectable eoloTed man.
place waiter In private family or boardiug
house "A W. l5-J Marion - u
WASTED-Hy gentleman OF good appearance
ana address, ouIs-qe position. pSrl OF "hg-t
time Address BOX 80, this ONCE. u
WANTED-Flace as porter in store Or driy,
wagon young man; good reference 4'y y s.
WANTED-By young man. place IA STOCK
broker once. Jelegrapher. address Bon
no. this ONCE IL
WANTED-By an experienced Virginia white
married man, place as manager Of dairy OF
general farm best q reference given Ad-
dress BOX l6S, this Office oc3-<t
WANTED-By respectable coIored man
place as coachman. driver. or porter y
store reference. call or address 1912 nth
ST. EW. oc25-st
WANTED-By young white man. position
any kind good reference address BOX l4s.
this once. oczs-H
WAETED-By job printer, permanent posi-
uoni all-rJuud man. Address q 81. NV
Jc23-sJ
WANTED position as solicitor, avn g.
good outside man. Apply ". C. r., 5ls 9Th
WANTED Strong boy, n, some experience,
wants position a. apprentice carpenter Ad-
dress BOX l45, this ofiee. oc2s-st
WASTED-By bright. energetic young man
references. address BOX $50. this Once
yczZ-5t
VyEETED-E5 zounF man POSITION as car
riaEe groom OF second driver best OF Boston
references. reasonable wages Address BOX
n6. this Ohtce Oczz-st
SITUATIONS WANTED - FEMALE.
M 17s7y7T7 D. - -, $4,000 ,.-1-.-.9
houzemaid. general work in hat; stay nights
n convenient, lsls l7th ST nv, II
WAETED-Ey a reliable girl place 20
clean up ia fats e2is Fenton 81 ne u
WANTED-washing 70 do at home. $50 Nea
York ave NV ocz4-st
WANTED-washinz al home. ia ga ST sw.
ocz4-e-
WANTED-FlaIn sewing neatly done l6lC
WANTED-Waahing or work BY the day.
li05 lst 81. s"- u
WANTED-By hTst-cIass Iaundress. famils
washing 10 do home, or lady's wash. lslo PEI.
WANTED-By respectable gFl. situation O.
do general houseworks 40 washing lIu . 81
NV. II
WANTED-Ey "a reliable coiored woman, O.
place 20 cook ia boarding house or cafe
rs Mccullough 81 nv Il
WANTED-By two respectable colored girls.
places 20 do light house"ork- 2l20 10th 81.
uw- oe24-2t
WAETED-By middIe-aged woman. care 0f
invalid lady OF place a. working house
keeper In fats hve years experience. Al
dress ]. r.. 1922 Pennsylvania ave. II
WANTED-By a colored woman. cooking o.
private family. Call or address l05 Massg
chuzetts ave NV II
WANTED-By refined widow. 10 take charze
o. apartment house OF place Of trust. where
rooms would be furnished her, moderate sal
srF Address BOX l72. this office. IL
WIDOW lady wishes position as housekeeBsr
for elderly couple. OF light work in nat TO
washing. Address BOX 1G4-this once.
WANTED-PIace ia hotel as chambeTmald.
well experienced. 1888 Zsth st. nv. oc23-2t
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALF AND
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FOR RENT-U nfarnished rooms third floor,
5l2 5th 81 nW.i $40 per month. Apply in coal
office. on sth 81 3. BALDWIN JOHNSON
oc24-rf
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01
Purity OF the Country.

1t is a remarkable fact that The
farmers, as class, commit Jess
crime than any other class ct
people in this country in protor-
ton to numbers. Very few burg
lars come from the farm-the
same is true about pickpockets.
Neither of these classes of thieves
hail from the farm. These two
classes Of bad men are born and
bred in the cities and are un-
known in the country. The
farmers and their families stand
for law and order, for Christianity
and right living. There is less
crime, less drunkenness, and
crime Of all sorts among country
people than any other Glass;
Salem Banner.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01

A dispatch to the Gazette from
st. Louis says the showing of
Arkansas mineral is attracting
much interest at the fair. Our
zinc exhibit is not surpassed by
that of any other state. A party
of Boston capitalists that's saw this
exhibit boarded a special car the
next night for the zinc region of
this state. One Of their number
said: "We have come to the
conclusion that all the zinc dis
trict of Arkansas needs is rail-
road facilities and capital. We
have already invested in the dis
trict and shall invesl more"
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01
Rinsmaster Cortelyou.

George 3. Cortelyou has been
selected as chairman of the re-
publican national committee, and
will manage Roosevelt's cam
paign. According to the Repub-
lie, here is how he will sometimes
handle Teddy:
"The candidate will now de-
cend from the elephant and per-
form his world famous stunt,
known as the Risque act. He
will first appear as the Man of
Action, next as the Strenuous
Public Official, next as the Ambi-
dextrous Orator, next as the
Daring Soldier and finally as the
Gushing Nominee. The last i'm
personation will be given on the
elastic Tariff Wall, from
which he will rebound to the ele-
! phant, a ferocious wild animal
that has been tanned into complete
submission by Me and My
Friends. Keep your eyes on the
candidate"
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01

The Democrats of Vermont, at
their State Convention lately,
declined to instruct the delegates
to the national convention to vote
for the nomination of Judge Par
ker for President, but just before
adjournment a motion was adopt
cd giving expression tn the opin-
ion that Judge Parker was the
most available candidate.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01
One of the features of the Re

One of the features Of the Re-
publican national convention at
Chicago was the unusual number
of negroes among the delegates,
and the gracious manner in which
they were carried around on a
chip. This was said to have been
in strict accordance with the
orders of President Roosevelt.
One of the speeches nominating
the accident for a second term
was made py a coon from Mary
land.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01
A Valuable Animal.

= At last the much abused Geor-
gia mule is coming into his own!
Witness the following item from
rural exchange:
"The lightning flash would
certainly have demolished the
entire house, and furniture, but
for the fact that the old mule saw
it coming, and kicked it to find
ers before it could do any dam
age!"
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01

Texas democrats have met in
convention and declared for
Judge Parker for President.
Judge Parker is making almost a
clean sweep Of the states of the
South, and while his nomination
is by no means assured, he is by
far the leading candidate.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01
Pennmanship, different sys-

Pennmansnlp, dl1lerenI sys-
tens, R. B. Clear, John Abee.
Di5cassien ~ min Intes.
Physiology, rs. Gen, lBurge
G.. r. Lamar and Mr.. r. M. Jer-
nigan. Discussion 45 minutes.
Algebra, Equasions, Class
work, Elimination by substitution,
comparison, addition and sub
traction, Misses Ethel Turner,
Geneva Davidson, Norma Collins
and Fannie Ritchie. Discussion
As minutes.
Grammar, the advantages and
benefits of American Literature.
Amy Jones, Lizzie Simpson,
Laura Harrell, Luke Yates and
Mrs. Dollie McCord. Discussion
45 minutes.
Better School laws, an address,
by Hon. Thornberry Gray.
Section 1913 Of the School
Laws requires the attendance of
every teacher within the Southern
District of Sharp County, who
have license to teach in the public
schools.
w. |. Simpson, Co. Elk.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01

Editor Taylor of the Paragould
Soliphone has always been one
OF the governors most trusted
lieutenants, and tits indeed griev-
GUS to see them split the blanket
at this stage Of the game. Taylor
accuses Governor Davis Of laying
down on Hearst in the Hot
Springs convention.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01

There are now four candidates
for governor OF Arkansas; Jeff
Davis, Democrat, H. H. Myers,
Rep lblican, Wm. Penrose, So
cialist and j.. s. Wilmans, Pro-
hibitionist. If the Populists can
find a candidate the field will then
be supposed to be full.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01

Circuit Court, Northern Dis
trict-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 in the
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December
Southern District-Second Mon
day in March, June, September
and December.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01

The Prohibitionists held a meet
ing at Little Rock last week and
nominated j. S. Wiimans of New
port for governor. The meeting
was very poorly attended, and
the platform deals with one ques-
ton only, the liquor traffic.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01

Davis and Crockett do not
speak; Berry and Davis do not
speak, and Clarke and Berry do
not speak, so it is easily seen that
the relations between the four
delegates at large to the national
convention from this state are
rather strained.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01

It is said that Gen. Nelson A.
Miles will be the prohibition can
didate for president and that Rev.
Sam Jones will be on the ticket
for vice-president. The combi-
nation of a warrior and preacher
ought to stir up some enthusiasm.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01

There were only six delegates
in the prohibition convention at
Little Rock last week. But we
do not say the balance were off
in the saloons.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01

According to the newspaper
reports there was very little
Roosevelt enthusiasm in the Chi
cago convention. The delegates
went about the proceedings as
though the thing was cut and
dried and had to be done.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01

Mr.. Bryan's frequent denunci-
ations Of Judge Parker seem to
have done the New Yorker no
damage, which shows that Mr.
Bryan does not carry the democ-
racy in his vest pocket as he GER
tainly did once.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01
ONE LADY'S RECOMMENDATION
sOIb FIFTY BOXES OF CHAM
BERLAIN'S STOMACH AND
LIVER TABLETS

I have, believe, sold Fifty boxes
of Chamberlaln's Stomach and Liver
Tablets on The recommendation Of
me lady here, who first bought a
lox of them about year ago. She
lever tires OF telling her neighbors
mp friends about The good qualiues
)f these tablets. p. M. Shore,
druggist, Rochester, Ind. Th pleas
mt purgatlve effect of these Tablets
makes them a favorite with ladies
everywhere, For sale by all drug
Sharp County record., 1904-07-01

The Memphis News makes this
pertient query: What OF a party
that gives a few lines to Mckinley
and column to Roosevelt?