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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-08

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Commercial and Travellers Letters q
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MIA and N. NJ. Rothschild & Sons
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
SHERIFF..

hre authorized to announce NJ. l.. Haney
~ Fork township,ns II candidate for shcr-
collector OF Sharp county, subject TO the
OF the. dear ocrntlc party,
are authorized to announce Dudley Wolf
idson township II candidate for Siberia and
or OF sharp county, subject to the action
{ democratic party.
IRE authorized to announce W. O Smith
Washington township us II candidate Tor
and collector Of Sharp county ,esubiect to
ion Of the democratic party.
IRE authorized TO announce e II. Matthew
ivan township bs II candidate tor sheriff
Hector OF sharp county, subject TO the
o. the democratic parry.
ire authorized to announce G. c. Clear OF
reek township II. candidate for the office
IN and collector of sharp county, shbject
action of the democratic party.
are authorized to announce S. T. Sherrll
lhlnnd township II candidate i0r the Office
IN OF sharp county, subject to the action
democratic party
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
for ths ladies'. Success to you

for the ladies. Success to you
Charles,
We noticed in last weeks Rec
ord that there was some uneasi-
mess about the number Of MEM
bers il the Davis club in Straw
berry township. Now. for the
benefit of all concerned we will
say. on a close count, by the 18th
of March there will be at least 10
members.
The tax collector has been here
and gone aud took a roll Of mon-
ey away with him that in our
former conditions would have
made our eyes bulge and our
hands tremble, but owing to the
prosperous condition of this COM
munity was looked upon as a
matter Of course.
Judge Phillips of Hardy made
fine democratic speech to a
well-flled house on the night OF
January u, at the Institute in
I Strawberry township, followed by
Jasper Hutchinson. Both speak
! ers received the best Of attention
and we're heartily appIauded by
the crowd, after which G motion
carried to organize a jeff Davis
club. J. A. Gay was elected
chairman and W. T. Campbell
secretary. A committee was APP
pointed by the chair to draft
constitution and by laws, to b,
read and adopted at the mex
meeting. Candidates presen
were G. B. Ferguson, W, T. Horn
John Brim, Oscar Murphy ant
Will Smith,
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
PCUGHHEEPSlE.

This community is still wrest-
ling with the disease called the
rosiola.
T, H. Wigs and family few
days ago moved to Jackson coun-
ty, near Swifton.
Epperson & Johnson have the
lumber on the ground to erect a
new store house.
Surveyor Simpson Of Hardy
run some land for Bud Hines and
others last week,
NJ. A. Tompson moved to his
farm in lizard county last week.
We miss him very much,
Profs, Clear and Simpson
closed the school here last week
on account Of the measles,
G. b. Freeman and wife are
worried with the Davis manhood
of t2-pound boy at their house.
DR.. Rich showed his pleasant
face among US one day last week
and pulled a few tunes out of an
old fiddle,
There has been a little yearIing
move Of late, NJ, d. Barnett,
Marion O'Neal and others sold at
living prices. There is still more
ready to move,
Now the measles come about.
Fifty cases are directly following
the rosiola, Now if could man.
age to get the whooping cough,
we could report sick.
Charlie Simpson has bought a
third interest in the Joe Medlocll
store and will soon be showing
his blandest smiles across the
counter as he rips off the calico
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
Old Lady Burned 10 Dcaih,

Last week Mrs. Elizabeth Tay-
lor was burned to death at the
home of her son, E. A. Taylor,
near Shelbyville, Sharp county,
Mrs. Taylor was old-passed 70
and for several years has been
in bad health. She was in her
room alone shout supper time.
When found she was so badly
burned, her clothes having caught
fire, that death followed in a short
time. The deceased was a good
woman. She was kind-hearted
and the writer has cause to still
remember many Of her deeds of
kindness. She was a native Of
Tennessee but came to Arkansas
moro than so years ago, Her
husband, Stephen Taylor, died
several years ago. Six children
survive the deceased; Mrs. d.
G. Shaver of Oxford, lizard coun-
ty, Mrs. Herring Of Imboden and
Mrs. A. b, Brewster Of Oklahoma,
e, A. and VIM. Taylor Of Shelby
vile and Chas. Taylor of limbo.
den. -Batesville Bee.
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
OUR PAY ROLL.

The following good people have
this week contributed to the
RECORDS eXchequer on subscrip-
ton, to whom we return thanks;
Wiley Brown, Will Phillips,
Evening Shade.
P. G, Kinks, w. r. Buchanan,
P, NJ. Wiles, l.. /. Founders, J..
M. Kent, Sidney,
Elson Brewer, W. G. Golf, J.
A. Jarrett, Cave City.
Geo, Mcknight, Will Nelson,
Reed.
j. r, Wilkerson, Dave Ander-
son, G, D, Powell, Grange.
Pleas Barnett, j. W, Gardner,
Mrs. M, 7, Shaver, Shelbyville.
Dr. Ferd Andrews, Newport.
DR., J. W. Tibbles, Reeds Creek.
G. S, Jernigan, Mobley.
c. D. Matheny, l. y, Sparks.
Poughkeepsie.
James Davie, Arthur Sullivan,
S. 7. Sheriff., Bradon Byrd,
Hardy.
Sidney Stephens, Ash Flat.
S. P. Murphy, Center.
P, A. Golf, j. e. Mclaughlin,
W. H, II. Price, j. l.. Massey,
Calamne.
A. 7. Johnson, Everett Sullivan,
Bengay.
E. V. PEBBLES, J. A. Justus,
Mathews.
J. E. Moore, Smithville.
W. G. Bowers, E. B. Andrews,
Miss Juna Andrews, Hazel Grove.
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
REPRESENTATIVE.

i RECORD; You are hereby authorized to
] sc that {, James uayic, by intuition and
Cn Jefferson and Bryan Democrat, h,y
it OF the brow a bread-wnnpil, anna cam
Io represent sharp county in the thirty
[ eral assembly of Arkansas. subject how
4 the action of the unScrniChmr. non
anu unicrrlhrd Democrats o. said
JANIS DAVE.
'e authorized to announce T. b, Andrews
Il township u candidate for representative
resent sharp county m the next general
KY Of Arkansas, Subject to the q, ton of
'locratic party.
sre authorized 10 announce II. b. Hill OF
Al township 4 candidate Tor rc-eIecil0n to
.'le of representative ei sharp county, sub
rhe action OF the democratic party
re authorized to announce q. h . Ferguson
Nwoods township candidate for the Office
.sentntlve Of Sharp county subject to the
sol the democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE,

Not;co = hereby given that the undersigned Sheriff
and Exoco collector of taxes within and TOT the county
OF Sharp and state OF Arkansas VIII appear ce 1nE attend
at the following AIMED times and places IN s"u county Tor
the purpose of collecting ard receiving inc assessed
extended and charged against the persons ana Tue property
Of said county for the year 1903 and Tor previous Years.
wit, in
Rn PocI, township at Poughkcepsie, Monday January
Strawberry township at Institute, Tuesday and Wed
nesiay, January y and l3, 1904 m,
Lebanon township at Doson school mousse thursday,
January Il. 1904. Ann. F.;do,, u,,,. :,
Davidson township al NlH9 MILD i1NJ' 'NJ ~
1904. 1, 90 ,oo,
WASHINGTON township at Powells Chapel, Monday Jan
uary 49, 1904. g, ,--,....a yUo,.o.s.
Scott township at SheloyVhle' luesuay anu o"eSudy'
January 10 and 20, 1901
Bio Creek township at Calamne, THURSDAY and Friday
January q and D. 1904
Bio Rock township at Mt. PlSgah (precncU' saturday,
January %, 1904 ~. ,,, 1
January Is and 26, 1904
sullivan township at Brickle SPRINGS Wednesday, Jan
nary o. 1904, M
1904
Johnson township at st. Paul Friday, January %, 1904
VIII be at Evening Shade during February term of the
circuit court. =.
Lave Creek township at Campground, Monday, Febru
| airy p, 1904.
Rcbwoods township at Ash Flat, Tuesday ard We'd
nesday, February q and =, 1904. m
Highland township at Highland school house. Thursday
February 25. 1904.
i Hardy townshpat Hardy, Friday and Saturday. Feb
ruary 20 and p, 1904. -
Lower North township at Coats, Monday January %
1904.
Upper North township at Wirth, Tuesday, March l.
1904.
March 2, 1904 ,
Lower Union towushipa Garner place Thursday, March
g, 1904.
Jackson township at Wlliford, Friday and Saturday
February and s. 1904. ~
Given under my hand on the 18th day of December 1903
lhSPER HUTCHIS0N
Sheriff and .Oficio Collector
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
CIRCUIT COURT.

The February term Of Sharp
circuit court for the Southern
District convened last Monday
morning, with Judge j. W. Meeks
on the bench and Hon. p. H..
Crenshaw representing the State.
Up to the hour of going to press
the following business had been
transacted:
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
ASH FLAT.

EeeSAa = LA
The recent change in the wealth
er calls for wood and heavier
clothing.
J. L. Overton says he is still in
the hotel business and solicits his
share of the patronage.
Wayne W. Bristow was up last
Sunday from Kings Mill to see
his old friends and swap yarns.
Judge EImore stopped off in
our village a short time last Sun
day and was rounding up the
boys.
The farmers are making ready
for one Of the biggest cotton
crops that has been planted for
years
Our road overseer, j, H. Oyler,
is doing some good WORK on the
public roads this year, and work
that will stand.
Mrs. G. D. Richie Of Evening
Shade was last week called to the
bedside Of her husband who was
very sick here with pneumonia.
Mrs. Savannah Heath was
called home at Evening Shade to
attend the sickness Of her sister,
who was reported to be very sick,
The measles are about checked
in these parts, as they have no
subjects to work on. This is the
way to renovate them in a COM
munity.
L. D. Phillips made a business
trip to Memphis last week and
bought his spring and summer
stock of goods which he is open
ing up this week.
Mrs. NJ, A. Westcotte died of
pneumonia fever and her remains
were laid to rest in the Ash Flat
cemetery, She leaves a husband
and two daughters to mourn her
loss.
We are glad to learn Of the re.
covery of |, II. Richie and his
son C, D. They are fast improv-
ing from very severe attack Of
pneumonia, and will soon be out
again,
1t is reported that the cyclone
that passed through lizard and
Fulton counties last Saturday
night only left one house in I'm
ion, and only two persons killed
so far as can be heard Of, Con-
siderable damage was done to
dwellings and barns in its path.
Hon. j, N, Beakley Of Walnut
Ridge was shaking hands with
the good people OF old Richwoods
township Saturday on his way to
Evening Shade where he ad-
dressed the people Of Sharp coun-
ty. His chances are good In this
locality, and we would like to see
him elected TO The senate.
Success to the Record and its
many readers.
PHELIX.
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
COUNTY JUDGE.

Tre authorized to announce CALVIN N0blcy
rsf township n candidate Tor reelection rs
'piudge, subject to the action of the dem
| party.
re authorized to announce j. W. Smith
w Fork township a candidate 70: the Of
{, county judge of sharp county, subject to
zion of the democratic party,
Ire authorized to announce " . &. Murphy
! ly township Il candidate for !he Office OF
Nudge of sharp c0uny, sabject to the
!, of the democratic party.
Ire author zed TO announce Evan Watkins
ellington township n candidate for the
1 county judge OF sharp county, subject Ia
, ION of the democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
CRIMINAL CASES.
STATE VS.

VIM McKriobt cIandostine
a,,o - I;a,on n71,o nooe
Alov Pio,ott oorr,,ipo natal
l,nnoDs continued
D. c..,.4 .ou.i,,n,, ,,loo ofro+
o,,,iItv inr, northumberland owl
5once taken dismissed bv the
stoto and vordiot Of NOT oniItv
not,,rnoJ from Tho inrv hoy nv
order Of tbo conrt
Nan worror of 81 Disturbing
roIioions congrooation inrv trial
nat oniI,v
r,n,oo Ahoo o+ 81 distrrhi,n
tbo noaoa roIIo nros
w y c;,,o,on. ,ori,,r,, in
dictmont cuasbad and remandad
70 orora inv
lack OnaiIs oiv;nn Fonor 10
,,;oor ooo+ir,od
VIII Mcknight. selling liauOr
without license, plea of guilty,
fined $40.
Sam Byrd, larceny, nolle pros.
Sam Byrd, profanity, plea of
guilty, fined 81.
Elmer Ford, breach OF the
peace, plea of guilty, fined So.
Jonathan Clark, disturbing the
peace, plea Of guilty, fined So.
William Qualls, breach Of the
peace, continued.
viii Webb, selling liquor with
out license, continued.
Will Webb, selling liquor with
out license, continued.
Virgil Purcell, disturbing the
peace, continued.
LAW CASES
ctotof An,o,ooa D D
sullivan forfoitrro continual
Eo,itoh,o Man,faot,,r.noC Com.
Duohaao D. naio,
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
ASSESSOR.

iRre authorized to annom "a w. Smith OF
I'm township sa caadlda. for assessor OF
county, subject to. The acton OF the demo-
party,
ow- citizers of Sharp cOuuty!-T take this
d of announcing myself "a candidate for
,tlon 10 the Office OF tax assessor of your
Y, subject, however, to the action OF the
-;ratic urlpury elec ion, to b" held March
A. In doing so fellow citizens ! want to
to YOU my thanks tor past layOrs and hope
II your support in the coming primary.
Respectfully, ". 7. Hon
tare authorized to announce Oscar Murphy
wilson township rs a candidate for assess
Sharp county, subjectto the action of the
;ratlc party.
are authorized to announce John Brim of
berry township II candidate Tor the office
'rsor of sharp county, subject to the action
!, democratic parry.
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12

.cSenator David L. King of
NORTHERN District metropolis
Joking after interest of clients
ne court.
Sc. A. Medley, the optician
Melbourne, was in the city
l,ral days this week doing
x in his line.
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
CAVE LITY.
Jack Lamar is slowly improy-

ing.
J. C. Anderson, the mill man at
this place, now has a jon at Lock-
heart.
viii Horn spent a day or two
the first Of the week at Evening
Shade.
Measles are giving away some.
Only few new cases fepOr ed
this week.
George Brewer is attending
court this week as a member of
the grand jury.
Dr.. Burge has attended over
40 cases Of measles within the
last three weeks,
Jeff Doyle, an excellent man,
who is teaching school at Max :
vile, spent Sunday here.
The Woolmen Of the World
have organized a lodge at this
place with about 20 members.
John Lamar and Joe Carpenter
each hold 8 position in the mer-
camille establishment Of j. A.
Lamar.
J. A. Lamar is experimenting
the construction Of g lot OF rock
fence on his farm just southwest
of town.
G. M. D. Rodgers has sold his
house and lot in town to a MIR.
Howard Of Poinset. county. Con-
sideration, $1,000.
Tom Simpson, who has been
teaching school at Poughkeepsie
the past fall and winter, entered
school here Monday.
"Ah. my friends" something
is going to drop, and our advice
to the coat-tail politician is tc
prepare for the worst
The candidates for state sena-
tor will address the people at this
place next Friday, the 10Th, Let's
give them a good hearing.
Jno. Lamar has bought the
residence on West street known
as the Pickens property and his
parents now occupy the same.
The school is moving along
nicely and doing splendid work
though the attendance is We
slightly impaired by the presence
of measles.
Wesley Aldridge, who has beer
teaching near Kings Mill this
winter, came in home last Satur
day and entered school Monda!
for the rest of the term.
Jack Simpson has bought thu
new residence recently erected b,
John Parsley and will move tt
town. Mr.. Parsley will move t.
Mr.. Simpsons farm just north
east of town.
J. T. Jones, the postmaster, il
erecting large addition to hi
store building. Mr.. Jones ha
enjoyed a good trade this season
and is preparing to do a large
business than ever before.
1t seems that the time has com,
when running for office consists
in digging up the other fellow
The issues are based not on thu
merits of ones self but upon tn,
dement's of his opponents. Thi
is not as it should be, and w
consider the candidate fortunat,
Indeed who steers clear of thes,
! personalities.
|
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
TREASURES.

are authorized to annotnce y, L.. nickcrson
ey cork township rs n ca didntc for re.
On to The Office of Feasureruf sharp county,
I t. the action Of tn democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12
COUNTY CLERK.

Record m noulces C. y. Ritch Q of p incv
fDwnshlp candidate for county ana cir
>'rk and rec order Of sharp county, subject
democratic primaries.
Sharp County record., 1904-02-12

J. B, Judkins, Black Rock
Mrs. May Love, Franklin.
r. W. Hall, Canton.
H. j, Reed, Porlia.
W. A. Gray, Camp.
Henry Bone, Polk.
Pm. Buchanan, Cotter
H. G. Hall, Fayetteville.
Gen. Robert Neil Of Bates
vile came up Tuesday to look
after some business in the clrcul1
court.
II. j. Stephens OF Lave
Creek township made final PROOF
on his homestead claim last oaI'
urday.
C. T. Rosenthal, the popular
hardware dealer of Batesvllle'
has new advertisement IN w.
days paper.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-09-16
NOTABLE SUICIDES.

At least three European monarchs
are known to have taken their own
lives during the last 100 years one Of
whom, the late Sultan of Turkey. Abb
dul ASST, became Abdul As-was
through the medium of convenient
pair of scissors. Added to these are
at least dozen princes of the blood.
the more prominent of whom perhaps
was Prince CASTOR, OF Bourbon, the
son of the late King of Naples, who
was married to the Infanta Isabella of
Spain, and who cut his throat in the
presence of his wife. Other notable
instances of self-destruction are those
of General Sir Hector Macdonald, the
late Duke of Bedford Count Wolken-
stein, the chamberlain of the court of
Vienna: the Marquis of Londonderry:
the Earl of Munster; the Spanish Duke
of San Carlos, grand chamberlain to
Duke Alfonso; the Marquis Rappolo.
stepfather to Queen Marguerite of TIA
ly; Baron Bruck, the Austrian cabinet
and others too numerous to
mention.
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$3.50 y 20 ~ Dated Aus - ispi
v nauaia ~ at ~ mtffs ~ "
iiatkfsid 4 90 ia POTS Anal isaaa4
bold hhd bids volcano nd pnns TIA
vail isasshold ara bids Tfuni si
iIlio. Hawaii. ieaseholt and bldg pa
hnhoa. liila. Hawaii u $50. ile
Dated Sept q 1906
FIRST Am saws 4 Tf GO " Hawaii
ttd 10 claus spfeehels a Co. AM MTG
a W Garter 81 % on ~ land, kart.
huiu. Honolulu, oahu. $4,000 u ls1.
y i13. Dated Sept Z. ig0i
Evelyn q Bishop 10 y FaSon nishor.
Rel p,',, premises. cor Kewaio and
Lunalilo sis Honolulu. oahu 81. ~
2ei y io2 Dated SEPT q 1904
Chico sun 10 chung Chock Rel; lease
hold. bidFs etc. King -, Honolulu.
oahu; $500. - gi3. y 2,2. Dated Aug
30. 1904.
WAIKIKI Seaside Hotel Ltd 60 Est ~
Bernlce z Bishop by Trs sur l.: land
Walklkl. Honolulu, oahu; 81. u 25t
l6l. Dated Sept v 1904
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A PARsIMoNIous Aston.

1t is said in London that although
William Waldorf Aston occasionally
INDUCES in vast expenditures such as
the purchase of Cliveden or a splendid
steam yacht, he has taken to parsi-
monious ways in small matters. They
declare that on a recent occasion he
even objected to paying cents each
for cabbages, denouncing it as "a
monstrous imposition" on the part Of
his grocer. In his offices on the
Thames embankment stands steel
desk, one of the curiosities of which is
the petty cash drawer, always filed
with sovereigns. Mr.. Aston, ii is said,
likes to feel that he is always in com-
mand of sufficient ready cash to buy
anything that may happen to catch
his eye and thus from the couple of
thousand pounds in his drawer he
takes handfuls of gold just as necess-
ity may require. When Mr.. Astor went
to London he kept in his vault at
Couts' bank 100000 sovereigns-s5,O OO,-
900.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-09-16

Their of Il. C. Pickering, director of the
Harvard Observatory, and In the last
two or three years has given special at
tention to lunar markings. He has no.
ticed phenomena which suggested to
him the probability that an exceeding
~ feeble volcanic action even yet oc-
ours on the moon, which Is usually re-
garded as cold and dead. small white
spots come and go. as II vapor were
Issuing from an opening, or, after con-
densing as snow or frost, We're melted
by the sun. The temperature OF the
moons surface IL believed 10 be near
the freezing point, ana a change OF a
few degrees might produce such an ef-
feet II any steam really escaped. IL
looks as II Professor Pickering thought
that he had now discovered something
dinerent-an enlargement of one OF the
old cruterlets-but II may turu out that
the latest discovery IN akin to the
others.
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' INF"iHHfH Wv NNNHF"F'f IHfHfHN wv
rfom present indications ita messsn.
Frf boy. I'D faf hs Wall sif0et - con.
tefnfi VIII sgon ha fnett memory
This nnantia district BE- looked uTon
~ these stray SUITED Heftufies as Il
slnecute and % Be- Ali iho trouble
has arisen over the mct thai several
Wall street commission merchants
members ~ the Produce exchange. are
putting On new machine when viii
DO away with iho messenger boy ser-
vice between the telegraph office and
the brokers siuciun There is n send
ing machine aud 20 receiving machine.
Onr o. placed in the brokers office. the
other Inc the telegraph Office. II az the
headquarters of tho telegraph compa.
ny message o. 60 be sent. Il ~ write
ten upon the sending machine and Inn
mediately appears upon tape In the
office OF the broker Tor whom the tele-
gram IL Intended In a short time this
method of sending and receiving mes.
sages In the financial district VIII be
In universal use. and the day OF the
boy will be at an end
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-09-16
August shipbuilding.

The Bureau of Navigation reports
that 1O5 vessels aggregating 1854 gross
tons We're built and officially numbered
in the United States during the month
of August, 1904. OF these 10l were
wooden vessels, thlrty-eight sail and
sixty-three steam. The steel vessels
numbered four, all of them steamers
The largest steel steam vessel built
during the month was the steamer Mo-
hican OF 2,255, gross tons built at Phila-
delphia for the Clyde S. S. co, From
other sources than construction there
Mas added TO the merchant fleet one
vessel OF 2.24l gross tons. This was
the steamship Carolyn which was
wrecked upon the American coast and
re-reglstered as an American vessel.