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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04

quaint dialect peculiar to the Swiss
people, was from bright youth of fifteen to
his mother and sister, who did not receive his
glad tidings quite as joyfully as he expected
The mysterious fate of the wild reckless
son of the wealthy cattleowner, Bruno and
the large reward which was offered by the
stricken parents for his body, was still the
topic of village talk, and contributed not a
little to the fears of Ulrici's mother lest he
too, should never return.
Her endeavors to dissuade him from his in
tentlons by portraying the dangers and hard
ships to which he would be exposed among
the glaciers and chasms of the snow-capped
mountains, mon with nothing but cheese and
milk for his food, and only straw-thatched
roof over his head, only aroused his fiery,
adventurous spirit still more
his ardent imagination had long been fed
with the sight of those eternal snow-tops
and the tales of wonderful adventures which
the senners (herdsmen) would relate mon
the long winter evenings.
When, therefore, Ulrici's promises of can
ton were backed in the evening by Senner
Yokli,s word that he would bring him back
safe, it was settled that he should 90; for,
a1ter an Olricls wages were the only means
for keeping extreme want from the door.
Early the following morning, the village was
astlr IN eager expectation of the senner- -z,1g.
or herdsman rs parade, which was ALWAYS a
regular gala day to the villagers.
Children tumbled in wild delight on the
green sward; goats were butting each other
for Pastime; ducks and geese and chickens
were huttering around the thresholds of the
little cottages, noisily demanding their break
fast, which the young, rosy-cheeked girls,
standing IN groups, with flowers and ribbons
for the, senners, had forgotten in their ex.
citement. va
Madeli, and her mother, too. were standing
on the threshold. But they peered with more
anxiety than JOY into the distance. as the
first. sound of an Alpine-horn announced their
coming.
Everybody's head is turned to catch the
first glimpse of the train, headed by Senner
Hansh, large Alp-horn, decorated with rih.
bons, suspended from his shoulders.
After him, stately and wonderfully dipn;-
fed for an animal, walks the leader of The
earavan-the largest, Oldest and best looking
COW, with an immense bell suspended from
her neck, and a wreath of flowers plated
around her silver-tipped horns.
Following her, comes the remainder of his
cattle, the senner-boy and the youngest heifeT
closing up the of each herd
Shouts huzzas, and general accIamation
from the admiring spectators greet the smil.
ing, noddmg senners as they pass dofhne
their round Tyrolese hats to some familiar
face in the crowd, while the girls rushed for
ward and surprised the blushing young SEN
ners with their gifts of flowers and ribbons
Next in line comes Senner Yokli. His
good-natured face is wreathed in smiles, and
his fat arm rests confdingly on the neck OF
his leading cow Ever and anon he is look
ing back over the herd, where his new sen.
her-boy, Ulrici, brings up the rear with a
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04

F| 0UTTERLI! Madeli! no more worry
NJ ing now, I've got place; Pm SEN
ner-boy to Yoklis herd, and to-
IES3Y morrow we'll start for the Alps"
This exclamation, uttered in the
nIaint dialect nacnliar To the Swisa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-29
fekte nofnuna %psriAwun0sn.

Ssbte 6ofnune periApunoeu.
Gls beruOrraeeube Gerate iasten
baB g. R. Smitbhart, BON Betin,
Sa,, un%beitbnre S6wtnoiuat babe,
mar beFen Iebte SUffnuna bahin.
aber Or. Sings Rem 9iarUuerp fir
9hwinoiuHt, Sulien uno @rtdltun.
aen retteten linn Dom @rnbe. @r
iaet: r3teie Ute6iSin bot mid priinos
lid turirt unb meiu 9eben eerettet.
Seitoem babe id1 lie 10 Sabre lnna
aebrauht, une erahte oieielbe alS
cine uun6erbareS Salss uno 9uu9ent
5eilmittel.A Strenp miReni@oft'
lides SeiImittel fur Suten, peben
Sals ODER @rtdltuneen, unb ibereS
electromagnetic 3egenHneumoHia
@arontirte Slaifen gu so Cents unb
500 in 8ntter 8rOs. apotbete.
8rDbe 6laite frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-29

Sdredliae Sbmsrseu seIinoert.
9ura idredtiae Sdmersen ee'
peiuiat ,nfotee Der Ssite unseroou.
ten SpeiIen, nnbm Is. o. @rapiun,
uun anla, Mif., Or. qina's Rew
aife 9iGs, init benz Reiultate, wie
er ihreibt, ,bnB ih furirt wuroe.@
gue Waaen unb @ebarmeunorbnun'
gen tperbeu pebOben ourA ibrem lin
6ernoen Siublsana b%eiOnoere Gi0en.
,daften. rs Gents in 8ulter Bros.
apDthefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-29
Nus DER aIten BsImalD.
propins 6aunoper.


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gen 1T Der Maurer @rnt Sunbe aus
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bieiiseR MpItersi i9psr psrunsIiidt
fpar. gr ftarb i'm R%rontenbuuis, mos
bin er BON bst nnfcIItsIIs ~truuspor'
tiert iporben mar. ',-ti .r.Av..t
8enniafem Die Srdu Cutie
Rismeber mar beim Qdnbnirtb 8. 8ors
Gsrs 6isrieIbFi beim WaI9inenbr.iden
bebilfli9. sic pollte bic 3u breI1ens
ben 8~obnsnbunbe BON @dsefi mad Der
Mui9ins btniibsrreidsn, ruti9te BEL
bieier Mrbtit bonn Wusen berunter unb
fisl an bic Drsi1mo1dine, nobel ibr
bic Ripptn eequetI9t purbsn.
proptns 6eHtn. ndHau.
Hi.bri6. asbtens III bic 2ei9t
bss felt IGnserer 3eit bermtBteH hiefts
gen DIRECTORS Der NaIfauii9sa 2anbs
ipirtbf9aftli9en @snpifsnf9uft unb
Stpsiten Bsissprbnttsn unierer Gtdbt,
gsors S1reinsr, i'm Mdin5sr 5rsibas
fen geIGnbet norbsn. aus ben BEL Der
2side s~tfuRbsuen Mertb sss.nhGnben
sebt bsrpOr, bob S9reinsr nidt, ME
man onuobm. bas Spfer zines llsbsrs
foIles ~getporben, fonbetn In ber 9uRs
feIbeit ben Mes bsrfsbIt bat unb ins
Mnffsr s~eItiirst 1T.
Drtibauen. S~nnerbalb turs
ser 3eit bdbsn bier stDsi Jung. brape
Wdnnsr tinen TdnslI.n Sob esIun.
ben. 3unGdR beruusliidt. TN ROBbers
ger StdutsfpdIbe Der i'm beIttn Sings
IingsuIter ftsbtnbe Sobn bes WsiiIIsrs
Daniel 9ieba BON bier, Der nit mod ans
bsren Ramtraben nit Sol5fGIIen bes
f1Gftist mar. 9ur9 etntn umitirSeus
ben Baum ipurbe Der iunse Monn 3ur
Geite seT9lsubsri unb flog NIT benz
2eibe auf eintn Boumftumpf. Smpsrs
perlett tpurbe er no9bduIe eefnbrsn
nnb bdrhte bort unier entiebli9en
Gmmsraen Iein iunges Gebtn aus. Die
8~etrbisuns fdnb unter GROCER Betbeis
Iignng ftutt. Ssrner itdrb plCBIih in.
fclgs eines ungIidIiden Stur3es ortI
Der slutt sefrDrsneR 9reppe eOr iei.
mem 6duie Der pfluittrer peter
G9neiber.
RltirfetIbtim. Der 2dnb'
spirtb George Bauer BON bier, BEL
fi6 aug linporfi1tigttit bsim pubsr
zines Rspolbsrs in ben 2eib f9OB. II
in Der Murburser 8linit s.itorben.
propins poien.
8ubsiR. Die ginpDbnerfra,
MOIf CAB ibrem IL Mpnote dltsr
ainbs einen 9fennig gum Spislen
bas Rtnb f6ludte ibH binunttr uRb CT
5fidte.
Betgbrun. Sin llngliidsfrl
bdt fim tiir5Iin bier sreignst. Der Il
Sabre ofte MirtbsTohR @ittfpsr fpurb
I'm @dIbe beim GGllen einss 9aurnei
BON biefsm 70 uHgIiidli1 ~getrofIen, bal
Der Sob nad iurSer 3sit eintrnt.
Sur3s. liRIGusff Iinb bier BE
Mirtb Glctd, beffen Gbefrdu unb sfps
Rinbsr an Rpblenbunlt srFidt. 3ips
nnbsrs Rinbsr tonntsn nod NIT Mab
am gtbsn srhalten tDerOen.
PROBING pommern
6Drf. geim ScI5fGIIsn bsrun
aIiidte BET 30 Sabre ate Trttbrit
MoIfsr bon hier. MGbrenb e an sintr
Baum orbtitete, ftiirste Elm dnSers
IGon TN fallen bssriIfsner Baum gu
Erbe, trof ben WdIter unb besrub ID
inter fiG, nobel bieier nod nit Der
sopF cuf einsr ffDn lisesHbtnG tdmr
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FhrtdIi& saasrimief benn Il srIitf q
ren fhreren GmSheIbruh, sinsn gruc
bes IinIen llHtsti9snttIs
WebeniA 6ier putbs bic 3
adbyt oTlg unpFFtheli6ie MrbtiieFi
GO onbi Dor Sem @6pE1ff =
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-29
dbamberIaiu's Rufeu Tleoisin
bilft Ole latur.

Mebisinen, bic bic Nntur betFen,
Iinb INNER am nirtinmiten, Gbnm-
berlain's Suften.Wlebisin bnnbelt
mad ottiem 8tane. sic b6it ben
puften Surld, lbif beu Susmurf unb
bilft bic @atur, bas Spiism in einen
aeiunbeu 8uitano misberberSuIte uen
sic it lher eiren aruBen 9beil oei
cipilifrten Welt Ibrsr unihdebnreb
@ieenihnften rpeeen beribmt. 9nu.
-ienOe habeu ibren hubeu 8ert be
3enet. Sic plrtt ruepen ieoe Aulos
ae, bob eine Grtdltung in eins Gun.
seneutSlnbune ibereebt. Bum Der.
,ouf bel Batter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-29
WALL,
WOOD SALOON :
~seseu6ber Der WlabIe,
hermann. =. Mo.

hermann, !: ITO.
Dies 1T Der eIeaanieIie goloon in Scr.
mann unb tinoei mon bort aub bic beIten
SetrGnte unb Si9orren,
geionbCrS quite WbiStpS, adeinieer
g9ent In Sermunn fir ben beriibntteH unh
ed1ien Bourbon iiub Rpe WhiStp ben Ger.
monn 0ihiains SO. preis berIelbe ipie IN
Der Dtftilern
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-29

8ir molten unIeren 9efern elm.
bridlit perfifern oas 8ul4ee'8
German Sprup b~ent3utane pufiip
hns einSipe gr1pnrnt i'm Mnrfte 1T
metdles SdpinDfutt liubert unb.
hsilt. @8 entbdlt Die @iaeumittel,
q : rsiusn 9beer. aussup RON 8Fnns
,srhnrs uiD meldie ala Oeilmtttel
ilr Suifen unh Sd1miubiuft BON ben
mebesiniihen GCnersifen 10 hut ee,
|ihdtt fno. Der shminbFttiae,
eineriei Oh bic @rontbeit i'm Saiie
uber aunae, mus bss Siodts Rahe
babe unb bee MDrpens Frei ieiu uOn
Nnf1lIe ppn trUdeuen unh iDtternbcr
I6nRen. Rie ertrnnIten 9beile per.
ldnaen rntb Ipbe, heiienDer unb
~tinbenber BehonDIune, unb Der ga.
tient beDnrf Der friiten Cuff, outer
MdhrHHg Ireien Nusmurfs oeR WlOr.
osns. NIT IdneEer unO bnnsrnber
9ipDerunp. 9leine 6idihhen su
As Cents eeiUbpnlide @yDEe nnbesu
Nlnf 70 plel epthnlfEnb Is grufe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-29
ChaHnberlain's
collie. CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy

Anew doses Of this remedy win
invariably cure an ordinary at
tack of diarrhea.
II has been used in nine cpl
denies Of dysentery with perfect
success.
It can always be depended
UPON, even In the more severe
attacks OF cramp colo and chcl
era morbus.
II Is equally successful for
summer diarrhea and cholera
infantum In children, and IL the
means ofsavingt the lives Of many
children each year
When reduced with water and
sweetened Il IN pleasant to take
Every msn Of q family should
keep this remedy Ia his hons
Buy u nov II may sayo llfs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-29
ROBERT WALKER.
RtAisanpolt u. hff'Vtlittr Eatai,
ostaaAh

ostGOHR. Vs.
Nsfspct Ntetftsi, WSRrait.. osrmtt,li Hns
ItAya' NIB Htrtauis xnb itrigt SnrtitfRas tt'
lass RSb,rt wsIl.r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-29

atnbau Dur6 bds IeiOiee por,
seitiss @biprins,n biibte Der 24iabr.
9uuorteiter Soief 9aitelIa BON Seets
%Ionssnsgg isiH 2eben Elm. ST mar in
Der StatioH Doren bon BEN nod tn
Qaufe befinOIiden 3uge obgefprunetn,
Itiirste nnb fpurbe BON ben nd1InIgeEs
Sen @ogen Sermolmt,
2unbsbut. Defer Sag. fiirst,
bic beim bisiigsn @6Io6tbdusneubcu
als MorteItrGaerin ~perfpenbete Mdus
rersfruu Shersie WGitI pon RulIou ina
iolss nmtippen zines 8rstEss BON aros
Bsr. S0be Durd eiHsn eiGtI6o9t in ons
5nrsre bes Riblrdumes auf bas Sc
ionpTldfter. 5ie erIitt einen @ddcsIs
gnb etnsu @irbelfduIenbrud bensn SIC
5rcu ulsbuIo srIog
&c etnsburg. RenIi6 srtiensls
ii@ auf BEN bisIis,n 9ubnbof Elm
lhtedIi6er llngliidsfali Or /. Giisns
ahnalTsliof M5fn bgi Der @g6tFolm6s
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-20

Cloaks
Fine Furs
Children's Fur sets
Lace Curtains
Door Panels
Tapestry Portiers
Rope Portiers
Room Rugs
Hand Satchels
Small Rugs
Couch Covers
Blankets
Comforts
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23
INDICTS THE GOVERNOR.
Minister Den0unces Governor Jeff Davis
For Drunkenness.

In the course of an address be-
fore the Arkansas Anti Saloon
League last week, Rev. A. j.
Barton of Texarkana said:
"Whose heart has not turned
sick and head turned dizzy when
he has looked en- some of the
men that have been elevated to
the highest positions in our grand
state? If there is any one in our
audience that has not felt that
way, he should have seen his
governor, as | have seen him,
drunk and dressed up, with a
drunk man on his right arm and
a drunk man on his left arm,
dragging them both into saloon.
ga governor that would par
don anything that had the smell
of whiskey about it! Oh, when |
see sight like that l wonder
where the good, the noble, the
Christian people Of our state can
be-"
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23
AMONG THE NEWSPAPERS.
Newsy Paragraphs About The DOings OF
The Squirrel-Heads

The editor of the Helena Shield
aspires to be justice of the peace.
The White River News has be-
gun publication at Omaha, a new
town i'll Boone county.
The Big gers Banner has dis.
carded the patent inside, and will
hereafter be all printed at home.
The Newport News threatens
to 'puolish" those citizens who
do nor clean up their back yards.
Editor c.. C. Old of the Hunt
ington Herald is a candidate for
representative of Sebastian coun-
ty.
The Monticellonian wants the
next state convention to fix some
time IL the summer as a date for
holding the primary.
The Melbourne Register has
begun its 25th year. David
Craige has been editor Of the
Registar the past twenty years.
Benjamin C. Taylor has estab-
lished the Democrat at Jasper,
Newton county. Newton is one
of the TWO republican counties in
the state.
The Hartford Developer places
black borders around its political
announcements. and an exchange
says such a thing will be appro-
pirate for many of them after the
primaries.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23
ARE GIRLS DECEIVERS?
A Chicago Judge Says Some Very Mean
Things About The Fair Sex.

Judge Julian Mack of Chicago,
while aestifying before a board
which investigating social con-
ditions in that city, took occasion
to say that many girls begin a
game Of deception when they
meet a man and continue it until
they are married. The Judge
declared that the girl who can't
cook and is no housekeeper has
no business marrying, and that
such girls would only drive their
husbands to the divorce court,
the insane asylum or the whiskey
habit. He concluded: "My in
vestigation of wrecked marriages
in the courts show that 70 per
cent CT them are due to lack of
training of the women to become
wives. They not only lack train
ing, but they look upon marriage
as an opportunity to escape from
parental control and gain more
liberty, or as scheme whereby
they are to be supported for life
and give nothing in return.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

Dispatches which appear in
the Little Rock papers state that
John S. Little is making a very
dignified canvass for governor;
that he rarely ever mentions his
opponents name, and that his
speeches are upon a broad, high
plane Of craftsmanship.
Certainly, but there is another
side to the campaign being made
by John S. Little,
1t seems very nice for him to
make dignified public speeches,
but how about these singers of
slime that are travelling over the
state for him?
What are they doing?
Something dignifed?
Well, hardly.
Do the friends of John S. Little
pretend to believe that at the
time he is making these dignified
speeches he does not know that
hirelings are driving over the
country distributing mud?
Who pays the freight?
He does not in public charge
what he privately circulates.
Dignified speeches, rats!
John S. Little is singing, or
causing to be slung, just lots of
filth in this campaign, and is at
tempting to work double game,
that's all.
Dignifudge!
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23
NORTH ARKANSAS.
A Few Happenings OF Interest Close
About Home.

The Bank of Hoxie has declared
an annual dividend of 20 per
cent.
John Dow, a negro, will hang
at Batesville next Tuesday for the
murder of his wife.
A lady 80 years of age made
final proof on homestead claim
in Baxter county last week.
Forrest Goatcher fell on the ice
while skating at Salem and for
more than an hour it was thought
he was killed.
G. L. Grant a young lawyer Of
Newport, has announced as a
candidate for representative OF
Jackson county.
A pair of twin boys, weighing
10 pounds each, were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Albert of
Albertha, Randolph county, re-
Gently. :.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23
BUTT JURY DISAGREED.
Carroll County legislators Trial Re-
suited In Hung Jury At Perryvllle.

Senator F. o. Butt Of Carroll
county was placed on trial at
Perryville last week and Satur-
day the jury, failing to agree, was
discharged. Senator Butt is
charged with bribery in connec-
ton with the state capitol
measure before the last general
assembly, and his case will come
up again next August. 1t is
declared the jury sto cd seven for
acquittal and five for conviction.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

Hon. Sam @. Sewer, candidate
for governor, issued an address
to the voters last week, in which
the whiakey question was made
the paramount issue. He de-
clares the open saloon after
nightfall is the cause of much
crime, and he advocates the clos
ing of all whiskey shops at night,
and proposes that no man en-
gagged in the liquor traffic be
eligible to hold office or plac e
on any political board or COM
mittee.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

R. O. Herbert, a banker OF
/ Greenwood, was in Evening
Shade last week instructing the
people how to vote. He is
travelling over the country in the
interest of the Hon. John S. Lit
tie, and frankly tells the people
that they are not informed else
they would not vote for Bob
Rogers for governor, and that his
mission is to enlighten them.
Whereupon he delivers a lot of
stuff against Rogers with an
earnestness worthy a cause liable
to be more successful. He is also
armed with a circular which
Ipurports to carry information
very damaging to the character
OF Mr.. Rogers. However, as MT.
Rogers was reelected proSecut-
ing attorney, without opposition,
after the things in the circular
are alleged to have occurred, also
elected attorney general, carrying
his home county, his judicial
circuit, and practically all the
rest of the state, tbs easily seen
that the contents of the circular
consist principally Of political
dirt, which, it must be said, is
considerably belated in making
it's appearance. The people of
North Arkansas do not need to
be instructed as to how to vote.
Mr.. Herbert, the Greenwood
banker, had as we'll attend his
own affairs.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23
RiQdOr1 Sawr11ill 6 Lbr. Co.
D. E. Risdon' Mgr. King Mills, Ark.

At Batesville Mrs. Fred Bur-
hop was seriously burned about
the face and hands in rescuing
her little grandson, whose clothes
caught fire.
Deputy Sheriff Sam Brown of
Pocahontas accidentally shot
himself last week while cleaning
his revolver. The ball passed
through his wrist.
The Banner claims Salem can
secure a factory for the manu-
facture of woolen jeans, blankets,
etc., if the citizens of the town
will raise a sufficient bonus.
Ben White, a postal clerk on
the White River railway, has
been held to the federal grand
jury on a charge Of taking a
registered package addressed to
the bank at Cotter.
Tom Purcfull, Lee Anderson,
James Ford and Newt Whitley Of
Biggers were arrested last week
on a charge of stealing and
butchering hogs belonging to r.
r. Boone. One of the men con-
fessed the crime.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

The Newark Journal raises the
point that the fact that the
Arkansas state treasury is over
flowing with money is no credit
to the state nor the politicians
who are boasting of this boarded
wealth. The Journal wants to
know if the state will continue to
tax the people at the same high
rate, thus Withdrawing the money
from circulation, just for the
purpose of piling up wealth in the
state treasury, where it is not
needed.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

Charles F. Pencil, prominent
in the business life of Little Rock,
died very suddenly last Saturday
morning of heart disease. He
was an ex-Confedcrate,
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

In congress a few days ago a
member from Kentucky made
some remark about red-headed
women, and every woman in his
state with hair of that descrlp-
ton is after his scalp. He is a
candidate for reelection, too.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

Tom Cox and Senator Coving-
ton, names which readers of the
newspapers will readily recog-
nize as having seen before,
had a fight in Little Rock a few
days ago. Both are yet able to
face Doodle charges.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

The United States patent office
at Washington has issued a pat
ent to a Little Rock lady on a
hose supporter for "stout ladies. ="
This paper does not recommend
the article, because we have new
er seen it work.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

Last week in a speech at
Wynne Governor Davis charged
Bob Rogers with having been
drunk. Up to date nobody has
charged the governor with hav-
ing been sober in the past few
years.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

"The misrepresentation of the
value of personal property to
the tax assessor is conventional
perjury" says an exchange
Now, the tax-dodger knows what
kind of perjury he has been COM
mitting.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

A bill to provide a whipping
post for wife beaters in the Dis
trict of Columbia failed to pass
congress. Congressman Long
worth voted against it.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

We notice from the Batesville
papers that the Missouri, Arkan-
sas and Southwestern Railroad
is about to be built again.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

Have the emissaries of Judge
Little been around yet and told
you how to cast your ballot?
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

Mrs. Carrie Nation visited Hot
Springs last week and got in jail,
of course.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

Miss Roosevelt is married,
thank goodness.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

The United States may have to
spank China yet.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23

Circuit Court, Northern Dis
ict-First Monday in January
Id July. Southern District
eoond Monday in February and
ugust.
County Court-Third Monday
Jan1ary, April, July and Oc-
her. No County Court in the
Iorthefn District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
sict-Third Monday in March,
une, September and December
|onthern District-Second Mon
81 in March, June, September
i'd December.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23
ENING SHADE. ARKANSAS,

tEMENTS OF LEASE, ACKNOWLEDGE
rs, alildavits to accounts, Dispositions and
Rwal OF mortgages taken. Abstracts OF
prnlshcd. Bills of sale, bonds for title,
.ot trust-pcrsonalty and realty-deeds,
BIN, husbands, unmarried persons, wifes
Earrantj, with REIMBURSEMENT OF dover
contracts, mortgages-rcal estate, ehatti
oP-ahu powers of attorney, written and
Zedged on reasonable terms.
eicat'ons fer homesteads and pre- -emptions
nntlons prepared and pltents procured
end petitions to refund taxes erroneouslu
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23
Notice To The Public.

We have erected sawm at the we'll known Yellow
low Spring. II miles northeast of King Mills and
keep on hand all kinds of lumber except heavy dimen
sion material, which is subject to order and carr
be furnished on short notice. Prices ranging from
75c to 1.1O Our motto is kind treatment and fair
dealings. We solicit your patronage, and remain,
Yours Very Truly,
Sharp County record., 1906-02-23
Eirectory.


'hicl RELIGIOUl;S
praacbing at the Methodist
led i,rch second and third Sunday
w ssoh month by Rev. W. S
Tba uthworth, pastor
A' sunda y School every Sunday
,rnine at 10 O'Clock. u u
aver, superintendent
=, :. OFFICIHL
Congressional.
amber of Congress End District
S. BRUNDIDGE JR.
\ IA Senatorial.
amber State Senate, Second
strict. j. E. MCCALL.
Judicial.
S'e doe Of the 10Th Judicial Cir
TORS it, J W. MEEKs.
~ ros. Atty. u. |. HERRN'
SSM COVnIy.
CdiG
nnresentative-E. B ANDREWS
ounty Judge-J. W. SMITH.
Ierk-C. D. RITCHIE.
% 'AherifNG G. H. ATHENY.
reasurer-E. L. DICKERSON.
~ ssessor W. T. HORN.
i,rvevor-G. N. SIMPSON.