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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-17

A Clatsop man writes asking for In
formation on bee-keeping on a small
scale. He is respectfully referred to
william Jennings Bryan. care the
Commoner Lincoln Neb. He has been
at II on the smallest scale for the past
10 years OF any one In the business.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-17

A Kansas City boy sold an empty
beer barrel for a penny and put the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-17

The school children of Chicago have
struck. ana now the truant ofieer
will get an opportunity to show the
police how TO suppress riots.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-17

We are pressed for room. The
season is still before US. But we
will give you an opportunity. Spring
and summer shapes OF street hats,
at 50 per cent reduction. Shapes
worth S2h cents to tI.25 will be
sold for half price. No need to
wait until July.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-17

For this week we continue the 10
per cent reduction on LadieS
Underwear. Only few values are
mentioned below. Step in and see
the others A grand May oppor-
tunity.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-17

An astronomer says that the earth
Is falling into the sun. Judging from
the looks OF the sky around here for
the last few days, It doesn't seem TO
be falling rapidly enough 60 be very
dangerous.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-17
Spring Clearance
Sale of
Shirt Waist Suits.

SHIRT WAIST SUITS made OF a
good quality changeable silk. Sew
eral colors to choose from.
Regular, $l2.
special .................s9 60
SHIRT WAIST SUITS Of exeel!en,
quality figured silk. pattern being
a broken stripe, dainty design, in
blue. brown, green and gray.
Regular, $l4.
Special ............... Sft 20
SAME STYLE SUITS OF a better
grade Of material.
Regular, $lS.
Special ................. st4 40
SHIRT WAIST SUIT, made Of
fine, heavy quality changeable
silk in various colors, well fin-
ished.
Regular, 122.
oPeeiai .'''''.''........s w 10
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-17

No. John. one old cat Is not n
gambling game and there Is no law
prohibiting II.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-17
OUT or the ORDINARY.

Epitome Of Anecdotes and. Incidents
With Comments by q layman.
II begins to look as II the closed
season for straw hats would continue
indefinitely,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-17

WEEKLY AsroRiAN,
Hy mail per year, In advance ..N 90
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-17

Published Daily Except MOndaylSy
,Hg J. 9. pELLlNeER COMPANY.
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
Head Severed by Train.

Van Buren,, June 26.-P. r.
Noel. a Fort Smith cigarmaker,
was run over and killed by a
southbound Iron Mountain train
at the Lees creek bridge, two
miles west Of Van Buren, early
Sunday morning.
Noel and q companion named
Shuler walked to Lees creek late
Saturday night, intending to
spend Sunday fishing, and sat
down near the track to wait until
daylight, Noel fell asleep with
his head and shoulders on the
cross ties, and was struck by the
train, his head being completely
severed.
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
Mining Application
United States Land once
Little Rock, Ark. :, May y, l"''

Notice is hereby given that Rudolf nlo""'
,rhoee nostoilice address Is Mountain hohle,
Ark, has made application for the Con'o'I'a'
ted Pine Greek Mumg Claim sIl''a'ea III NV
sharp County Mining District, sharp County,
Arkansas, us follows;
South halfof southwest quarter and nor'h""s'
nuartcr of southwest quarter oi S'c'l"" - N''
and north half of northwest quarter ana or''
half of northeast quarter section Twenty -io"'
(2D in town.hip Seventeen QO Nor'h' lung
Four al west, except Il certain plat r'fa'' u
land lylng IN said sections thirteen AND twenty
four U3 and 24) described as iollows'
beginning at quarter section corner ON sec
tion line between sections Thirteen and lwth'!
lour u3 and 2G thence nor h 80 feet, th.h''
west 600 feet, thence south 80 iert 10 S''''"
line, thence south ~ feet thence east 6oo 'e''
thence north IL fact 10 b. ginning, acres
sections u and 2i township Il, norih oi range
west orith principal meridian, containing
acres.
The location of this claim is recorded IN 'h'
Office Of tho RccOrIcr0f sharp county arkansas
ON pages lgGIj9 and 40 Of Book ! Mihiht
Claims.
Adjoining claims are unknown,
All persons holding adverse claims Iherc''
are REQUIRED TO present the same bclIre I'M
o(ic. within SIXTY days from the brsl dhy o
publication thereof or they VIII be barre"
virtue of the provisions of the Statutes. flrot
publication june2, 1905,
II. II. MYERS, Register.
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
The Investigation.

The Pulaski grand jury has
adjourned until July II, without
returning any further indictments
against members of the leslSla-
ture, and it begins to look as II
the sensational developments are
not as plentiful as was anticipated
by many people The trial OF
Senator A. W. Covington OF
Johnson county, on the charge
of receiving Doodle money in
connection with the state capitol
bill is now in progress. The case
against Representative Andrews
is set for next week. and the
trial of Representative Chaplin
begins July -,
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that | will meet the tax.p
of Sharp county the dates ana al tne PaceS name
low for the purpose of listing the real ana personal
erty Of Sharp county, Arkansas, tor the year l9O5
Scott township, Wild Cat Monday. June s. 1905
Scott township, oheioyFlne' A"o0J " V 'eune
June e and 7, 1905, I'M
Kiu Creek township, Calamlne Thursday and Fri
June s and 9, 1905 -,
'"Hi R;,r Porl township Mount Pisgah, Monday,
III, 1905,
Iresday, June 13 and II, l9Oo.
Strawberry township institute thursday ana Fri
June IS and 10, l9Oo.
Washington township, Fo"eH on"Pel' SATURDAY
III, 1905.
Sullivan township, Brckle Springs, Tuesday, June
1905
Sullivan township, Sidney, Wednesday, June D.
Johnson township, St. PaulS, Thursday, June z, I
Cave township Cave City, Friday and Saturday.
rs and "a, 1905. \,
Lebanon township Dcdson School House, Monday
26 1905. ~ ~
Lebanon township, Heel String, Tuesday, June p
Morgan township, Center, Wednesday and 1hur
June 2S and %, 1905.
Lave Creek township, Camp Ground, Friday, Jm4
1905 ,n
Davidson township, Kings Mill, Wednesday and 7
day, July and 6, 1905 ., s G..
July and s, 1905. r, ~
Hiohlaud township, Highland, Monday, July 10,
Hardv township, Hardy, Tuesday, Wednesday, Il
dov Friday and Saturday, July II, y, 49, "A, IS,
Lower North township, Goats postotfice, Monday
IT1per i North township, Worth, Tuesday July 1S
North Union township, Armstrong, Wednesday,
South Union township, Baker School House, Thur
Jackson township, Wiliford, Friday and Saturday
q and p, 1905.
Piney Fork township Evening Shade, Thp56Sd,S hp556 WI
day and Saturdays 1aite after witch time the penalty wi
Don't forget the dates and don't fail to bring your
receipts or title papers to ayoid mistakes.
Respectfulls1taY
Assessor Sharp County, SSl
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
c A We CIT Y

Come to Cave City the 4th.
Hollie Howard went to Bengay
Sunday.
j. H. Morgan was at Newport
last week.
Dr.. Mcclure of Batesville was
here last week.
DR.. Chas. Tibbles was up from
Mobley Monday.
Rev. l., H. Covey Of Hickory
Valley was in town Monday.
Prof, W. |. Simpson will teach
near King Mills this summer.
Rev. Asberry Gilbert was at
Sulphur Rock the first of the
week.
The Odd Fellows are erecting
hall north Of the photograph
gallery.
Noah Gilbert is attending the
Lawrence county teachers IN
stitute at HoXie.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Ball died Sunday
morning after a long illness, She
was buried Monday near Hickory
Valley.
Misses Rose Gilbert and Laura
Harrell were looking after a
school for the summer in the vi
cinity Of Cord the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. Lorena Wilson and little
daughter, Fern, have returned
from an extended trip to Bates
vile. We are glad to note that
Mrs. Wilson's health is improv-
ing.
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
II a r d y.

Mrs. Maude Sullins is visiting
relatives and friends at Raven
den.
The circuit court for the North
ern District will convene or
Monday, July 3rd.
C. S. Dixson is building the
new livery stable for C. D.
Richie and S, Y. Sheriff..
1t is said that the coming term
of the circuit court will be the
lightest that has ever been held
here.
Cleve Phillips, Of the Herald
office, spent three daye on a ,t WY
- Man,,ad Tre,, returning Mon
day night.
Miss Emrna Clark of near Eve
ping Shade is here visiting
friends and attending the pro-
tracted meeting.
Il. j. Peabody, the night man
here, has gone to Thayer, Mo,
to take charge Of the station
there for two months,
The protracted meeting here
conducted by Elder Andy Ritch-
ie, assisted by Elder Cawthon, IS
well attended and considerable
interest is manifested.
Misses Ethel and Pearl Turner
of Evening Shade were here the
latter part OF last week visiting
friends and relatives, and went
from here to Hoxie to visit other
relatives.
Mrs. Mary Foster, wife OF o.
D. Foster and daughter of COL
Ransom Gulley, started las
Thursday night to Colorado
Springs, where she will rema''
during the season, hoping to i'm
prove her health. Mrs, SeVle
and Miss Attic Lee Turner ao
COMMANDED her. She left her 80
obout s months old, with he
mother in lizard county.
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
G R A II C E {.

Yes, it is hot enough for US
down here.
A fine rain fell here last FRI
day and we were needing it, too.
Mrs. W. B. McGee was visiting
at the home of Mrs. q. D. Powell
last Sunday.
Rev. Gist filled his regular ap-
pointment here last Sunday at ii
o'clock a. m.
G. W. Harris and wife made
a business trip to Shelbyville one
day last week.
June is nearly gone and we
will soon have to encounter with
the hot days Of July.
There is not a very good pros
pect for early corn, but late corn
and cotton are doing very we'll.
Some OF the people around
here contemplate attending the
protracted meeting at Calamine
held by Rev. VIM. Evans, better
known as "Wild Bill"
Mrs. Mary Wilkerson mounted
a horse and went to Reeds Creek
on a shopping trip last Saturday.
Mrs. WilkersCn is one of our old
est women, and is. yet able to
make trips on horseback.
S. e. Townsley of this place
was at Center Hall last Saturday
looking after the interests of the
summer term of school which he
has engaged to teach there. He
was initiated into the Farmers
Union while there.
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
NJ O B L E Y

A fine rain fell in this vicinity
Friday.
G. S. Jernigan has purchased
a new organ.
The writer made trip to Shell
byville Saturday.
The Hon. "By" Andrews an(
family were at Mt. View Sunday
Cotton is looking better thar
we ever knew before at this time
Of year.
Rev. BeIlamy Lew ssS Tsaulr' satur.
appointment at NJ. v
gay ;. T. Heard andw.l A. Clark
vent to meet the cou.J y assessor
at Cave City Saturday
Rev. L. A. Balm and wife WIS.,
tied their daughter, Mrs. Henry
StulI, who lives near Newark,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
"Doctor" Dawson was over
across Strawberry the latter part
of the week telling the good
people, and 'niggers' too, the
wonderful merits Of Natures
Remedy"
Prof. r. M. Jernigan came
home from the teachers lnsti'u'e
at Newport Thursday he IT,
ports a good time
We now have most OF our 'il' u.
corn laid by. We will wa1c'' ~
waving vordure and wlii.e a,.' Wv
crimson silks and hope lot 'h
cont,e summer rains and a pouh
tiful harvest.
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
WHOoPING COUGH.

"In the spriug of 1901 my chi'd'
ren had whooplng co"gh,' says
Mrs. d. w. Capps, OF Capps, Ala.
II used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy with the most satisfactory
results. think this Is the best
remedy have ever seen for whoop>
ing cough" This remedy keeps
the cough loose, lessons the severity
and freSuercy Of The coughing spells
and coGRtpracts any tendency
toward pneumonia. For sale by all
druggists
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
Something Serious.

A small boy who had been told
by his aunt that God made
Adams wife out Of a rib which
he took from the side of the first
man, complained soon after OF
not feeling well.
"What is the matter with you?'
inquired his relative.
"I've got such a pain in my
side," was the reply; 81 think |
must be going to have a wife. -
Leslie's Monthly.
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
Commissioner Sale,

Notice is hereby given that IN urSunnce oi an
order and din nccti0ns cOntriNta in the dccrc'a'
order OF the sharp Chancrry Court Tor the
southern District, made and entered on the
third day Of May, A. y, 1893. in II certain cause
$50 ll9) then pending therein between Noun =
tain Home Bank, Complainant, and White River
Mining and Development Company LEA ami
Geo. ]. Monroe, ncfe ,dantS, he undersigned
AS special commissioner appointed by said
court Will Offer Tor sale At lNbiic auction to the
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30

Ono Of the greatest blessings
modest man can wish for is a good,
reliable set of bowels. If You are
not the happy possessor of such a"
outfit you can greatly improve tn"
efficiency of those you have by the
jud,c,ous use of ChamberIMnS
Stomach and Liver Tablets, They
are pleasant to take and agreeable
IN effect, For sale by all druggists
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
J.. B. Richie g. Sons.

hiyh, at bidder, at the south lr0m w.
rn,,it house IN the town oi E"m'
Sharp county. Arkansas, pr'"''"
prescribed by law on an 400;
Monday, June ~ . lvv'l w
tnc following described real 'S'''' '
property town ,,,oos, olartt
Ihc south hall OF the sI''lheos. q"" .s
ton III 'rtecn Qj) in township W. W.,
base line, Of range icr ~ Nv' ,'r
principal m'rid'an, and the h"''" 'ro,e
soulh,as, quarter a. d tn east ,'" ,s.,
west quarter and 'he sou'nW'S' 1,,,.s.n G
so,,bwcst quarter of section 'l''r't"
the northwest quarter ANA 'n' "O'"
northeast quarter of section ', ,h If
III in township seventeen (0 nO'," .,,
line of range four W west OF INV " ,,,,,,
,eridiun, living in the sou 'I'''" ,.,,,
county Of sharp, IN the s'a'e VI 10 80 s
containing five hundred ami 'N'"' .,a
rIond and thc northwest quarter "v
west quarter Of section '"'"', ,,no w and 4
'uon,v t,o, northof the base line ""
,r,ern n5) west OF the ifh pr'"c'p'
vino in Marion county. Ark'''''I,
aiming forty acres more or less I~' "",al
''ua @'"'"a CONCENTRATING 'r.i plant of one 1', "
tally capucl.y, 'itua'ro "" ,No loI
harp county, together WV" ,niOyr,,
zines, hoisls, ears, steel ,'''." "'. al5
uuipmcn,s, tools and 'h'P''. 'n and a
nand us,d in connection WI,A ,,, ' nnl
,rn,ra,iny plant with the o'n', 'a,ne r
business of said White RIVER ,".',,l " %
,"mrnt Company yea loc%" n md
state herein de.cribed OF "' ot Crs
.,I ",r'w""' vrn",s"s a'sG and M the buildings ,a '
'n'u ''d" r'S"'',v' g" o"c twenty ,a roo" J.. ,, 3
,oo ,,s',s .ua "I W." wsr,np"sc, 80 by a lr' .r
'@Ty '@'' A. I feet, also one O''cn'"'''" an ",lr y
,ecn dwelling houses w" - oop VI
mcnts on the said lands, a''O ~" Il ios
%S%,' "",,, T' log WI wn:o"s, chains 8, an" "s a.
"t,' ,a,n,nr ito to the sid sDwmi'l y"'aS l aS,y
a,I sn.,,o" o" the lands describe" l,.a, !" Of b"
Terms of sale, ON" crtah ''..h /. cp'
the uurchasrr beng r'q"',, lien Nt
win approved security ~, "" sold 10
"n ""I the lands and property ,,.y, ,''
payment of NepurcNa'%I ,n% '''D' 'Nis Sd &
Gwen uudcr my ha"o '"'
1905. ,pT'NN"L
Special ccmni''''' :
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
Nesress Killed By a Train.

Fort Smith, June 26.-Annie
Carter, an aged negress, was run
over and killed by a Kansas City
train just south of here this NOR
ming. The woman was the Wild
ow of Frank Carter, a noted
Choctaw intruder, who held his
farm in the Choctaw nation a few
miles from the city for a number
OF years at the point of a gun,
foiling all efforts to GUST him.
Garter was finally killed. The
woman was as wild a character
as her husband. She was intoX-
icated at the time she met her
death, and some say in her
drunkenness that she attacked
the engine as itattempted to pass
her.
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
THE RECORD
BY Y-CLAUDE L. COGER,
DERpY AND DAVIS SPOKE.

- Bentonville, June Ex-senator
James H. Berry said today that
r the statement in the Little Rock
Gazette that he had declined to
speak to Governor Davis at Fort
Smith was absolutely false; that
he and Governor Davis did meet
in Hotel Main and shook hands
and exchanged a few words with
each other.
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30

Fort Smith, June 26.-Judge
James F. Read has just received
a message from Senator James
H. Berry in which he denies
having spurned the hand of Gov
ernor Davis in the lobby of the
Hotel Main on Saturday. Sena-
tor Berry says that he met Gov
ernor Davis cordially and shook
hands with him instead of turn
ing his back as was reported.
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
Crop Prospects al State Farm.

Secretary Joe C, Moore of the
penitentiary board states that
reports received from the Cum
Minis place, where the state farm
is located, indicate a good crop
of cotton and corn.
The cotton is better advanced
than on other farms in the vicin-
ity and the crops have been well
worked. Gazette.
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30

Jesse Harper's barn near Car
rollton was struck by lightning a
few days ago, The building was
wrecked ard two fine horses and
a mule were killed,
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30

A little two-year-old son OF
Henry Walker Of Higginsoa was
kicked by a mule one day lately
and killed. .
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
NORTH ARKANSAS.
Interesting News and Happen
ings in This Part of the
Stale.

ganized at jamestown thiS "eeh'
A Newark citizen has a year.
old colt which weighs 9tOEounds.
Alicia, a small town in Law
renee county, has five fraternal
orders.
Forty teachers recently took
the public examination at Mel
| bourne.
Mountain Homes annual pic
mic this year takes place August
4 and 5.
A $4,000 electric light and
waterworks plant is being put in
at Imboden.
The Guard reports that many
parties around Batesville are
hunting pearls.
A citizen of Batesville recently
captured 105 fine fish in one day
from White river.
A stone and iron fence has
been placed around the court
yard at Pocahontas.
A hub factory is the latest en-.
terprise at Imboden. 1t will en-
ploy a hundred men.
The Salem Banner says the
wheat crop IN Fulton county is
the lightest for years.
Work has begun at Cushman
on a large store building for the
Denison Mercantile Co.
Charles H. Martin has erected
a two story brick business house
at Black Rock at a cost of ST.
600.
Quite a number of pearls are
being found around Black Rock,
but none are Of especially large
value.
Imboden is making a bid for
the state reform school, and has
offered 100 acres OF land and 5000
in cash.
county lost his barn, together
with 400 bushels of corn, by fire
last week.
Since early in the spring f'N"'
Two to four members of the lam
" of J. F. Dixon have been III AZ
The Bee says there is a prooa'
,ility of the American Lead rem
Ill Company putting in a factory
1t Batesville.
At Pocahontas last week MRS,
7 F.. Burnett and her 5-year'old
daughter died within three hours
of each other.
The citizens of Walnut Ridge
are considering the advlsablllty
.of an ordinance keeping stock
out of the town.
Arrangements are being made
TO establish canning factory at
Batesville with capacity OF ~,
900 cans per day.
1t is claimed that coal has been
found at Hickory Valley in guam
titles sufficient to justify the
opening OF mines.
The young ladies OF Sulphur
Rock recently gave a concert Tor
the benefit of the different
churches Of the town.
James Hays, who lives near
Melbourne, was bitten on the
wrist by tarantula last week,
and for several hours physicians
thought he would die.
The body of a drowned man
was found in Black river near
Black Rock one day lately. A
letter found in his pocket bore
the name of j. W. Wright at Ha-
zen, Ark,
W. R. Dye of Sedgwick says,
in the Walnut Ridge Blade, that
he has lived in Arkansas for "a
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30

The discovery OF alligators in
Trout lake, near Wilton, has
aused a stir in that vicinity.
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
Fine Fruit rees.

The undersigned representing the harrison sea,r nv
sh5ro M D. kard, Futon, Lawrence Randolph anu h"r
Ienendence @ counties, and invite prospective DuI5
Of fine Fruit Trees to reserve their orue's "N'"
call. We will be around.
NOTE THIS: The finest g grades "os,. Of ~ I
ples and Peaches, year ola tress, ,;ou ~ ue"'' '
Don't pav more Other stock IN Proport'on'
The Harrison Nursery is the place the PeopN|
this section should get their trees.
II Richie e. Sons.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-05
Afser the war, what7

The realignment of Europe possible
-or probable as a result Of the Japa.
nese triumPh-is Indicated by the
foregathering Of the car with the
kaiser, which Is viewed with uneasiness
by all the ehancellerIes Of Europe.
With Russia being beaten to her knees
the kaiser long ago Improved the Op-
portunity to create friendly relations
with Russia, which put that power 80
much at ease that she could withdraw
her legions from the German frontier.
With continued disaster In the east and
at the same time tho development Of
most friendly relations between France
aud England-Russia's . inveterate en-.
emy-the German emperor seized the
chance TO pick quarrel with France
over the remote Moroccan situation,
not 80 much, probably, for any inter
est Germany had In II, as for the pur-
pose of menaeing France into a closer
approach 20 England, or a more open
acknowledgment Of that approach
with tho effect Of further weakening
the bond between France and Russia
Now, II he shall be able to convince
the ezar that " COdlin q the friend not
Short, !" he will have drawn Russia to
his side, will have isolated France, ex.
eept for her English support, which ia
always an uncertain. quantity-sinee
England by reason Of her "streak Of
silver sea- cannot be dragged any
further into a quarrel than she chooses
to go-and will have made his own
country the dominant factor in Europe
His recent approach 10 Sweden is TO
the same end In guarding against a
hre In the rear.
Only ono thing further 10 needed 10
set all Europe In a turmoil greater than
ii has kzs@a since the days Of the
Orimea, and that is the death Of Emi
perOr Francis Joseph Of AnstEia-Hun'
gary, an event that may occur at any
time and that has been feared Of late
as imminent With the waFring ele
meBts Of his empire freed from the In
auenee Of his personality, the fear or
expectations Of years has been that they
would "Tesolve themselves apart" ip
a literal sense, aud thai the pAn-Amsr
lean element would revolt and form q
union with the German empire, and 50
the TeutOnie people would indeed be