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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-23
NotiCias de Cuba

Habana DC Febrero Los minis
tros sefioreS Diaz. de Obras Ptiblicas;
Monies. de Hacienda; Cancio. de ms
trucciou; Ortiz. de Justicia y Relscio
nes Exteriores, Yero, secret.rio dc
gobierno. pre>enttron sus dimisione>
al PreSidente Palma hov. FL Presi
dente, en- terminus corteses, pero fir
mes, rehus6 &C ptar.elas. diciendo que
el scto de haberse:nnido al partido
moderado era p ramente personal y
Fen: nIn glln modo afectaba al gabincte
lSs{ s{dimisionariOs no ilslsticron por el
momento; pero dejaron las carteras 4
disposition del Pr. idente. com prem
diendo que las decls raciones+ -hecha S
aver por el sehor Palma haran neee-
saria IA reconstrut cion del e lbinete
Dicese de %buens autoridad que las
Idimisiones seran aceptadas en- breve
menos los seflores Ortiz Dfaz. que
hasta ahora no han h cho profession de
nacionalistas. Al scilor Yero es pro
bable que sc lie acepte, porque sobre
ser nacionaista, Sc halla NAL de salud
y desea dimitir de todoS modos. "
Las sdeclaraCiones del Presidente
Palma que han metivsdo esta crisis
fueron hechas aver ante ana delega
cion del partid o@moderado acaudlls
do por el senador Mendez Capote, pre-.
sidente del Senado, que estuvo en- Pa
lacio. FL sefior Capote salud6 al Pre-
sidente Palma EN- nonbre de sa parti
do. Y el sefior Palma dijo que habla
resuelto unirSe los moderados. con
vencido de que eran el partido de or.
den y e obierno en- Cuba, sin negar al
mismo temp que en- los otros grupOs
Sc mostra ba Iendencis a fundirss en-
uno con Ia neceSaria discip ina para
concurrir q Ia ordenada gobernacion
del pats, llegado que lie fuese el turno.
f! acto del Pre- sidente Palma es
considerable de importancia. Consti
tuye la presentation de su Candidatura
para reelection despues de haber de
clarado anteriormente su prop6sito de
retirarse Al cumplir su eje cicio
Creese probable que Sc lc reelija en-
las pr6xinas elecciones. Esto no obs
tante, hay alguna posibilidad de rup
tura en- el partido moderado. particu
larmente en- Santa Clara donde Ia
acaudilla ell general Jose Miguel Go
mez gobernador de aquela pro incia
que eS politico de pre-: tigio y quiza as
pire 4 la preSidencia. Los liberales
que contribuyeron 4 la election de-
senor Palma, es nny pr ba bic que
ahora Sc lie opongan abiertamente.
Habana, 6 d. Febrero Habiendc
insistido el gabinete en- dimitir, e.
Presidente Palma anuncio esta tarde
que aceptarfa las dimisiones cuando
hubiese nombrado los sucesores.
El Pre- si1entc habfa enviado una co
municacion los dimisionarios, dicien
doles que no veia motives para acep
tarles las dimisiones. Y entonces ello>
Sc reunieron y despues de discutir la
situacion, comisionaron al ministro de
Hacienda para informar al PresiGente
que insistian en- dimjtir. A este sigui6
la aceptacion. Espera que en- la nue-
va combinaCion copscrven sus carteras
los sefiorcs Ortiz y Diaz
En- las ounce pobaciones mas
grandes de "a isla sc estan hacienda
las mejoras sanitarias, para cuyo efec-
to las Camaras votaron un credjto de
$326, 900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-23
Un bale EN- ell ''SlmbOlO"

El que debio organizarse para cele-
brar la toma de possession de la nueva
direc,iva de la sociedad "Simbolo de
amistad". ha sido aplazsdo para Ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-23

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Sharp County record., 1905-07-21
MOBLEY.

"Aunt Pop Rawlins has been
quite sick this week.
Warren Ball of Curia was in
our vicinity Thursday.
Most everybody planted their
late Irish potatoes this week.
G. T. Dawson and wife went to
the picnic at Lynn Saturday.
Miss Clevel Wilson of Evening
Shade will begin her school at
Aetna Monday.
Rev. l., A. Balm filled his reg
ular appointment at Bold Springs
Saturday and Sunday.
G. 7. Dawson and w. +.
Pinkston have been making some
"whoppin" trades this week.
d. M. Lewalien is adding to
the looks and convenience of his
place by building a new wagon
shed.
Crops are about laid by except
late corn, which will be laid by
this week. Some cotton middleS
to burst out yet
Mrs. Nan Wann Of Evening
Shade was at Mrs. Dawson's
Saturday and Sunday. She be-
gan her school at Belmont Mon
day.
Miss Bette Pickens began hel
school at Mt. View Monday. Sht
only has nine pupils now, bu
will have better attendance thi}
week,
Some Of the people OF this place
went to hear "Wild Bill" at Gala
mine Sunday. From what some
say we guess he has the proper
sobriquet.
DR.. Chas. D. Tibbels went to
Sulphur Rock Wednesday to
meet his father who has been at
Ranger, Texas, the past year.
For some unknown reason he
did not arrive.
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21
Killed Himself.

Texarkana, July 17.-Charles
Reynolds, the man who shot and
seriously wounded his bride of
six weeks at 1924 Wood street
Saturday night, was found dead
in the alley at the rear of that
number at daylight Sunday
morning with a bullet hole in the
right temple, and a revolver
clutched firmly in his right hand.
In his pocket was found note
saying that he was glad he had
killed his wife, that she needed it
and that he was going to kill
himself, as he preferred death to
imprisonment.
The wife, however, is getting
along reasonably well, and the
attending physician thinks she
will probably recover unless
complications should set in.
1t is known that after shooting
the woman Reynolds visited sew
eral downtown saloons and took
at least fifteen drinks of whiskey
before midnight.
H. B. Richardson, at whose
house the trouble occurred, re-
ceived by mail from Reynolds a
letter dated Saturday night at II
o'clock, in which the writer said:
81 hope I've killed her, and now
after taking one more drink | am
going to kill myself. am in
good spirits and want the W orld
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE,

No.;,o :; herebv Given that will meet the tax.pa;.
conrtv on Inc dates and at the places named
low for the purpose of listing the real and personal m
ertv of Sharp county Arkansas, tor the year l9Oo viz
Scott township, Wild Cat Monday. June 5, 1905
Srott townsb1D, Shelbyville Tuesday and Wednesd
June and 7, l90o, ,r,.ao 49,,
BIZ Creek township, Calamine. Thursday and Fria
June and =, l9Oo' " NJ, Ms
r. 1905 ,,.;o ,r,o,aou 49,, ,n
BIG Rock township, PoughkeePsle' TUESDAY and w
nesday, June l3 and IA, 1905.
Strawberry township, Institute, Thursday and Frids
June IS and 10, 1905. .. o,,
Washington township, PoweIs Chapel Saturday, lq
H. 1905. 90 ,oo.
Sullivan township MaxviIe, Monday, June l9, 1905
Sullivan township, Brickle Springs Tuesday June
1905, o
Sullivan township, Sidney, Wednesday, June u, 1906
Johnson township St. Pauls, Thursday, June p ~
Cavn township, Gave City Friday and Saturday. j
Is and p, 1905, ,r ,1,
26 1905. 1,- :.
Lebanon township, Heel String, Tuesday, Jure p, IN
Morgan township, CENTER wednesday ""u nuis
June % and %, 1908.
Lave Creek township, Camp Ground, Friday June
fr Davidson township, Kings Mill, Wednesday and Thu
day. July 5 and q, 1903.
Richwoods township, Ash Flat, Friday and oaturt
July and 8, 1905. ,,o ,o
Highland township, Highland Monday July lo y Nf
Hardy township, Hardy, Tuesday, ednesday, Th
dav Friday and Saturday July H. y, l3, H. Is l9E
Lower North township, Goats postohce' Monday
II, 1905.
Upper North township, Worth, Tuesday July Is, "
North Union township, Armstrong, Wednesday
10, 1905 IN
South Union township Baker School House. IhursT
July 20, 1905. ,o..s.u
Jackson township, Williford, Friday and Saturday,
q and p, 1905 ~,
Pinev Fork township, Evening Shade, THURSDAY,
day and Saturday, July p, 28 and 29 1908 and vii,
main there 10 days, after which time the penalty "E
attached.
Don't forget the dates and don 1aii TO ofihs your
receipts or title papers to ayold mistakes .-
Respectfully,
w. T. HORN
Assessor Sharp County, Arkar&
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21
]. B. RitChle g. Sons.
Six pardons.

Governor Davis granted half a
dozen pardons last Tuesday as
follows: Joe Johns of Benton
county, convicted in the fall Of
1904 of burglary and sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary.
Vol Johns of Benton county,
convicted in September, 1904, Of
attempted criminal assault.
S. L. Lum of Union county,
convicted March II, 1905, by the
mayor of Victoria of carrying a
pistol and disturbing the peace
and fined 500 and 81 respectively.
John J. Spencer of Faulkner
county, convicted July 8 of car
rying q pistol and fined $50, the
pardon being on the express con-
dition that the defendant abstain
from the use of all intoxicants of
every kind.
Rube zimmerman and Tim
Doyle Of Benton county, con-
yicted in March, 1908, of petit
larceny and fined $3.50 and six
months in jail.
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21
Two Jurors Excused.

When the Pulaski county
grand jury convened last Monday,
Prosecuting Attorney Rhoton
asked the court to excuse j. H.
Steed and w. M. Garvin, two OF
the jurors, which was done. The
prosecuting attorney stated that
these men had committed no
crime, but that he wanted to use
them as witnesses against others.
1t is alleged that money was Of
fered these two jurors to vote
against returning an indictment
against Senator Covington.
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21
DAVIS AID KRIS SPOKE.

Stuttgart, July 17.-Governor
Davis and Former State Senator
David L. King spoke at Long
Point, Arkansas county. at a
barbecue given by the Farmers
Union today. There were about
/ 800 people present, nearly al OF
whom are farmers, from all parts
Of the county.
Senator King spoke in the fore
noon, and made a non-politIcal
speech in the interest OF the
Farmers Union. He touched on
the trusts, and said he would
make a political speech in this
county some time before the
primaries. He was well received,
and given close attention.
Governor Davis opened his
speech by thanking the farmers
for their invitation, and said he
was glad OF an opportunity TO talk
to the farmers Of Arkansas coun-
ty. He spoke in the highest
praise If the farmers, and advised
them to lay aside their "isms"
and organize and stick together
for mutual protection. He spoke
Of the trusts and the rashness OF
the combines to control the price
of the products of the farmers,
whom he declared we're the salt
of the earth, and the noblest OF
Gods creatures. He said that he
did not know exactly who was the
daddy of the King Davis Logan
antitrust law. which has just
been sustained by the Supreme
Court, but that he wrote the bill
and that Senator King did valiant
service in passing it. SIN fact, y
he said, "Dave King has never
failed me in my fights against
the trusts and in favor Of the peo.
ple."
lie spoke briefly of the state.
house matter and the peniten-
tiary, and was we'll received
throughout.
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21
HARDY.

Homer Edwards of Evening
Shade was visitor in town Sun
day.
A. R. Vanzant and A. P. John
made a trip to Thayer tho first OF
the week.
Miss Lula Vannatta has gone
to Melbourne to spend two or
three weeks.
Albert Beck and wife Of Thayer
Mo are here visiting his mother,
Mrs. J. Z. Beck.
Earnest McGinnis is up from
Marked Tree on account Of a
rising on his face.
F. NJ. Daniels, the Mammoth
Spring merchant, was in town on
business last week.
Rufus Hastings of Franklin
returned home last Monday after
weeks stay in Hardy.
A few of our young folks went
from here to New Hope to the
Sunday school convention last
Sunday.
Ransom Davidson and Mr..
Sharp of franklin came over
Wednesday with two loads Of
produce.
Judge C. ]. Wilson of Evening
Shade was here this week in the
interest of the Sharp County
Telephone Company.
J. b. McCaleb and T. |. Herrn,
of Evening Shade, came over last
Sunday on their way to Poca-
hontas to attend court.
The Spring River and the
Spring City clubs played ball at
Rock Spring last Saturday.
Spring City won by a score OF q
to 3.
Buford & Pace Mercantile Co. If,
of Mammoth Spring bought the
stock of goods OF G.. d, Foster
here this week. Invoicing is in
progress,
s. p. Turner was called to
Pocahontas few days ago to see
Rev. j. II. Edwards, who was
dangerously i'll. He was better
when Mr.. Turner returned.
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21
TIE RECORD
BY CLAUDE L. COGER.
ADAMS FEELS BAD.

. Senator R. R. Adams of Grant
county, who, it is alleged, took
S100 for his vote on the capitol
bill, was before the grand jury
last Monday. Afterward he
made the following statement to
a Little Rock paper:
81 have not denied the state
ment that has been made that
Senator Butt gave me 500 to
vote on the capitol bill, With a
promise of S400 more when the
bill should become a law.
No one can know what | suf-
fered during the time | had that
money. 1t is a mistake to think
that it was to buy my vote, for |
always was in favor OF a bill to
complete the capitol building.
But the money was floating
around, and took some Of it,,
God only knows | suffered enough
while I was holding that money,
and | made haste to return it the
very first opportunity | had. For
a time | thought I would go to
Eureka Springs and see Senator
Butt and straighten it up, maxi
ing what reparation ! could. But
l did not 60. saw him, how
ever, at the Covington trial and
returned the money. That was
all | could do. 1t has been an
awful trial for me.
want it understood, however,
tnat | have never had any in
tention of resigning. for | feel
that having made such reparati0n
as lay in my power, there is no
charge of wrong doing that can
be made against me. | know
that | will be condemned by some
but | hope the public will con-
done what | did under tempta-
ton, since | have tried to make
amends to the law"
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21

The Mathidists of Mt. View are
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21

| orc |
The Record office Tor
blanks.
Mining Application
United States Lana w !,
Little Rock, Ark, May" u.

al
Notice is hereby given ihat h"'O"
whose postonice address Is Mo"'' o.,
ARK. has made application Ior wv
ted Pine Creek Miung Claim s'" A
sharp County Mining District op"'
Arkansas, MS follows; "A
South haliol southwest qn sr'Pr '", ,,o
quarter of southwest quarter ol ''V' ,,i
and north haltu northwest qa"'"
half of northeast quarter section lsS
(!D in town:mp Seventeen u" '
Four a. west, except a certain "" IN
land lying IN said sections th'r'ee" -
four as and 20 dcsci ibtd IS io''o""
beginning at quarter sctii'n 'o'"r .dr
,iun line between sections lhi''''"
,o,w ~ and AZ th.nce north SIS le'
wr.t soo rr,, thence south 37j feet "a"
line, thence south is1 feet thence eN
thence north IL feet 10 bcg'"""s'
sections Is and q, township j" "o'" ,,,
west orj,h principal merldIa"' wv
acres. .,corlE (
The location Of this claim is f''" ,lpI
Office of the Hecorlcro of sharp cow
ON pugc, I!6.l59 and ItO ot nO''
Claims.
Adjoining claims ars h'h"o"" ,,.Im,
All persons holding adverse w "s WI
are required to present '"e '. ~, hh
oMcq within SIXTY days fro"' ~ W. h, VI
pubhcution thereof, or they W.. n,,mps
virtue of the provisions OF the 0
ruhli.a,ion June 2, 1906, ,s s,gn
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21
Negroes Dastordly Deed.

Nashville, July 17.-At Mineral
Springs, eight miles south OF
here, Dave Jeanes, a fNegro, at
tempted an assault Upon Miss
Willie Resder early Sunday
morning.
lie was captured by a posse of
citizens Sunday. Sheriff Will
liams left for Mineral Springs,
and is still there but the where
abouts Of the negro is unknown.
The impression prevails here,
that Jeanes has been or will be
lynched.
The young woman was wax
ened shortly after midnight by
the negro seizing her, and
screams alarmed the household.
The negro ran out of the house
and was followed by the father
of the young woman, who was
unable to overtake him. Jeanes
had been employed on the Reeder
plantation. To reach the room
occupied by the young woman he
had to pass through the room
occupied by her parents.
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21
NO PITY SHOWN,

"For years fate was after me con-
tnuous'y" writes f. A. Guileige,
yerbena, Ala. 81 had a terrible
case of Piles causing !5 tumorS
When all failed Bncklpn's Arnica
salve cured me. Equally good FOR
Burns and all aches and pains,
Only csc at Shows Drug Store,
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21
Kavanaush IN IL.

Judge ". NJ. Kavanaugh will
be candidate for governor in
the present campaign. This is
positive, He has assured his
friends that at the proper time he
will make his formal announce.
ment, but that he considers this
too early to enter upon a cam
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21

ONE LhDl hECOM MMENDAllON OOLD
FIPTY BOXES OF CHAMBERLAIl,' S
STOMACH AND LIVER TABLETS.
l have, | believe, sjld fifty boxes
of Chamberlln's Stomach and Liver
Tablets on recommendation Of oLc
lady here, who first bon5ht a box Of
them about year ago. She never
tires of her neighbors and friends
about the good qualities of these
Tab!ets.-p. M. Shore, Druggist, =,
Rochester, Ind. The pleasant .pnrga.
tlye effect of these Tablets make.
them a favorite with ladies' every
where, For sale by AlDrugglsts,
When bilious take Chambprlalu's
Stomach and Liver Tablets For
Sale by All Druggists,
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21

AT Van Buren this week j. II.
Creekbaum and Mrs. Martha
Crawford were made man and
wife. The groom is boy of 70
summers, while the bride is a
giddy young thing OF 80.
Sharp County record., 1905-07-21
NORTH ARKANSAS.
Interesting News and Happen
ings in This Part of the
state.


Fulton county.
The Fsrmers' Union in Ran
dolph county has 265 members.
Col. Watts of Mammoth Spring
is the owner Of violin that was
made in Saxony in 1645.
R. H. Meyer, who has a large
store at Jonesboro, will open a
stock at Batesville shortly.
John Spain of Pocahontas who
has been selling pianos and Or
gans, has been declared insane
Baxter county's indebtedness
is now So, 1854. The past year
the debt was reduced over $1,000.
Sheriff w. A. Jackson OF Ran
dolph county is said to be the
smallest sheriff in Arkansas in
size.
The canning factory at Mt.
View opened for business last
week. 1t has daily capacity OF
900 cans.
Mark Luster was tried again
last week for the illegal sale of
whiskey in Batesville, but was
acquitted.
The continued wet weather is
very unfayorable to the melon
crop in Lawrence county, where
melons are a source OF much
revenue.
The Journal says that Adler
Magnes5 of Newark made Sl6, 900
on stocks in the cotton and grain
market during the recent ad-
vance in prices.
The Guard says the people Of
Independence county have paid
$4,000 in state, county, school
and municipal taxes within the
past few months.
Mad dogs are reported to be
raging around O'Kean, Randolph
county. They are causing the
death of many cows and other
domestic animals.
A debate to last ten days began
at Elizabeth, Fulton county, last
Monday between Elder Yanells,
Baptists, and Elder Nc Glasson
of the Christian order.
Mrs. Ringle of Hoxie has been
bound over to the grand jury on
a charge of slander. Mrs. Scott,
wife of the mayor of HoXie, is
the prosecuting witness.
Charley Parker, who attempted
to take the life OF Will Henderson
at Walnut Ridge a few weeks
ago, has been captured in Ken
lucky, and is in Jail at Pcwhatan
in default Of bail.
Will Arnold, who several
months ago forged the names of
several Stone county citizens to
notes which he sold, has been
captured in Texas, and is now in
jail at Batesville.
Miss Lillian Dimmitt daughter
Of Edward L. Dimmitt, cashier. of
the Randolph County Bank at
Pocahontas, died in New York
last week from accidental car
5olic acid poisoning.
Will Bruce and A. c. Heads,
two negroes of Stone county, be-
came involved in a quarrel last
week and Heads was killed.
Heads was Bruce's father-in- law
and the killing was over family
matters.
Willie Roberts, the woman i'm
plicated in the drowning of the
old gentleman named Burns,
near Pocahontas three weeks
ago, has been i'll since the day
the deed was committed, and it is
thought she will not survive the
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Ii2719 l4th NV. Or. b.. 37.S0
/ 2719 18th NV. Or, b.35. so
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/ Col rd. Or. apis, $3.50
l and $4,000.
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and $3.50.
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!, Col I'd. 5r, apis, $35. 50
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