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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-12
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Nslc T~e ssssao0s arc DECIDED 20
Nominate y.Ssst

Sc~ York Sep, - The FIRST twn
sessions ot the fndeus udence League.
headed hy W n Hears, we're held
here Tuesday, fhs firat being rallied 20
ordef az 10 O'Clock in thr forenoon and
the second at o'cloek at night TEN
porsry and permanent organizations
were perfected and amid much en-.
. ihneiasu a lengthy platform setting
{ forth The principles 81 lhe league Vas
adopted
he convention declared positively
IN favor 81 The nomination of fnu
state ticket, and Instructed the com
mit,ee 90 resolutions Ca draft suit.
able reply Ia W ! Copuors and other
delegates To the Democratic state con
fenuon At Buffalo Sept 81
The convention also directed the
committee on resolutions 10 consider
and report TO the convention on the
qualifications Of candidates.
A feature Of the night Session WIS
an ovation following the mention Of
Mt Hearts name which lasted half
An hour Mr. Hearst did not attend
the sessions.
The mention Of District Attorney Je
romes name called forth prolonged
groans aud Kisses
Inc platform sets forth tho tunda
mental Idea Of the league as independ
eht OF boss rule or corporation control
ana OF any party subject to these. II
declares for free vote and an honest
count and demands a revision If
the present dishonest and complex
election law. simplified ballot and a
law providing for a recount in cases OF
fraud or mistakes
The lie insurance scandals are r.
1erred to at some length. Governor
higgins Is denounced for failure to re-
organize the state insurance depart
ment and new election of the insur.
ahce companies Is scored.
district Attorney Jerome Is depoupr.
90 by name rs follows:
we express the disgust felt by all
GOOD psrtisans over the failure of Dis
u1ct Attorney Jerome to prosecute
criminals. regardless of their wealth
or social position, those guilty OF insur
ance frauds"
Regarding public ownership the Mat
form saws:
The Independence League believes
I'D the public ownership Of utilities that
are natural monopolies. Holdings that
no person or corporation is privileged
10 conilscate that which rightfullv be.
longs to another. it stands for irrec-
onciiaole hostility TO appropriations by
corporations of franchise values ere.
ated by the community and belonging
10 the community Respect for local
rights and home rule should authorize
the enactment of statute empower.
Ing all cities to acquire and operate
public necessities"
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sREVITtES PUNCHED.

Alyino Pedrsson was found dead al
Fl Paso
Muskogee wants the peuitentiary FOR
the new state
Capacity of sherman cotton mill is
20 be Increased
Joe PoHJzer was KILLED by train
near FlCre-Nille. Tex
A. Warsaw Monday uight about
] COO arrests were made.
In runaway near Rhom, Wise
county. TEXAS buE named Slimr WAS
thrown against % .les and KILLED
Run was mad. D., $500 deposfrr~-
on Pullman Loan and savings haue
81 Pullman UI and saSHnu drawn ..'
Shreveport gity council decide. ta
give Shreveport Traction Ra Ntt
company cfu franchise Tor
stsf. ieir me
Port ~ Para company. capita. -.us.
81 soo eUu 20 huid sh pa sud Wbs..
q; thai Brazil citr hla bevu organ -t
q. Fhiad, pAia
Edxar GIBBS. charged WITH ATTEMPT.
- Urlm IA Ass@4t cu a younE Lads
usa- Bolivar p~rfgu "oahtv Texas.
a. shared lna~ H4 houd
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proved revision OF the tariff and deal
Ing with other party subjects with
great frankness.
After some urging Senator Foraker
delivered characteristic address in
which he touched on some of the points
made by Temporary Chairman Herrick,
crincistng in somewhat jocular way
some OF the matters acted upon by
President Roosevelt, and especially
joking about the matter OF spelling re-
vision. called attention to the prrsi
dents desire for a stand pat tariff
policy and the demand In Mr. Her
ricks address for tariff revision. ear.
nestly defended his own course in the
senate and ended with some remarks
on the round-the- world-trip OF Mr. Bry-
an and his homecoming The speech
was warmly received
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TALKED OF TINSLEY,
Testimony Of Pierce Anything but Flat
terinq to the Former.

St. Louis. Sept. l2.--In his cross
examination by Attorney General Had
ley H. Clay Pierce explained what he
termed the virtuous usurpation of the
authority in the Waters. Pierce Oil com
pany, of which he was president, by
r. P. TinsIey, who had been sent here
by II. NJ. Tilford Of the Standard Oil
company to assume the duties of audit
or. Pierce declared that Tinsley had
Pierce company and filled their places
with Standard men. In numerous plac-
es he asserted, the employees substi-
| tuted by Tinsley We're incompetent
! He became so virous," asserted
! Pierce, that his refusal to obey in
| structions annoyed President Finlay
| to the extent Of breaking down his
| health and forcing him to go to Europe
| to recuperate."
Attorney General Hadley caused Mr..
Pierce considerable annoyance by ask
ing him who wrote the typewriter
statement he read at the hearing Mon
day concerning the Waters-P Pierce Oil
company agreement with the Standard
company in Texas, resulting from ne
gotiations constructed by an inexperi-
enced agent Mr.. Pierce replied that
he had written it himself, but under
persistent questioning he asserted he
was unwilling to declare himself the
author
The hearing was continued until Oct
Is
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RU s. AND HELD.
Claims Wife Fell Down Stairway and
Knife Killed Her.

NatChez, Miss, Sept 12.-Mrs Jen-
ME Goldstein. aged forty three years.
died under suspicious circumstances
and coroner's jury after an inyesti.
cation of several hours. charged her
husband Abe Goldstein. with her muir.
der Coroner DuCrow committed the
man to iai without the benefit of bail
The woman was the mother OF even
children and cuctente at the time n
her death, Late Monday night the
cuupi. engaged In quarrel. and Il is
alleged be- stabbed her IN the left side.
the knife entering inst below the short
ribs. and penetrating the spleen
GoAsfeIu claims she fell down the
stairway while CARRYING % tray ~ food.
and fpll Ou "a bread knife which had
fallen from ffr f#f7
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-12
FORAKER rACETtoLS


DAYTON. o Sep, is What promis
ed To be amply routine beginning NJ
the work Of the Republican state cun.
vention developed 10 a What re.
maskahie discussion 90 party policy
Tuesday sftprruon
Former Governor IlerTirk uho had
been announced as temporary chair.
man NJ the state central committee.
delivered the regular opening address
In Which be denounced bosalm, APP
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BULLETS IN BREAST.
Beautiful Mexican Womna Murde re d
and Husband Arrested

FL Paso. Sept. l2.-Mrs. Aelina Lu-
Jan, one of the most beautiful Mexi-
can women in the city, was found dead
IN her room. There were two bullet
holes in her breast. There was a pis-
tol on the bed. the corpse was on the
floor and blood stains were on the
wall Of the building The womans hus-
band was arrested
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-12

Chf0sEo sept l- To-, E4nG jury
voted fuahtea aEsinst Faaf o. S-ta4
land Eo~ auter arrest lee TanEafr ard
Heuu " Herring More than a .tD-.
90 india u.euts ~ers nrfsrnsa az ua
earh mar al ~ their being based prov
the nlisulzna cement az the bark
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ONLY One Bidder,

Austin, Sept. 12.-The state print.
ing board awarded the contract for fur
nishing the state with stationery sup
plies during the next two years to the
Tobin Book store Of Austin It was
the only bidder
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-12
EIGHT TO NOTHING.
Montgomery Defeats Little Rock In 4
Game One Sided

BY score OF : 10 "a Montgomery. On
home grounds. defeated he Little Ro,s
Baseball club Tuesday ~ "a seven.
inning game
Atlanta \ Shreveport u. Atlanta,
/ Shreveport u
New Orleans 3 NashEHI,
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NO RUNS RESULT.
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Play Fifteen
lrninos Neither Scoring.

For fifteen innings az Pttsburg sun
day the local National Baseball league
club and Cincinnati played neither
scoring
New York. 3 Boston %
Philadelphia. e BROOKLYN. 2.
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SlASHED TO PIECES
horrible Treatment That Was Given a
Man at Amarillo

Ho1TlbIe Treatment That Was Given a
Man at Amarillo.
Amarillo, Tex, Sept. 12.-As ] H
Reecs was returning to his home
about IL O'Clock Monday night he was
held up by four men, three of whom
sprang upon him and held him while
the fourth slashed him with a knit,
until he was left for dead Whel
found he was in a dying condition
and was removed to ST Anthony's
sanitarium.
Reece was literally cut to pieces. his
entrails protruding in several places
and the main arteries in both arms
being cut in two. Officers arrested
w. T. Groves. Ed Barnhill and AL Pres
colt who claim that another man. who
is still at large, did the cutting.
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AUSTIN CHAMPION.
South Texas Baseball League Gives
That City the Pennsnt.

San Antonio, Sept 12.-After a
meeting of the South Texas Baseball
league, held here, the contention OF
Austin that Houston had no right to
utilize Maloney and Mag of the Dial
las team in the sawoff series for the
cham pionship WAS sustained. and the
pennant awarded the Capital city.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-12

New Norh o. Bostou. 3
Detroit Cleveland 9 eleven -.
utass
81 Louis ~. thieanu.
Philadelphia. 8 WsshInEf,r.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-12

WEE rxfor. Sep. l- .C.Irr.' ..
ver U ~rITsr has been srr.....
o.. ~ master SER e-aI .areeefIne t..r.
Uocge tr~t retired
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Oklahoma Cify. Sept I--S 4trsm.
nine ~ii select neat meeting place
e. Hou Eoos
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-12

N@w Nrvk sept I1 Evening NHf'f
says The sfI ~ the late Herman Dob
rtrss wtl b. contested
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rug aouA- We VIII aaf a.HHad
hand hooss If presented dusil- this
a+,- HERRING DrlE Co
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-12

Indian TERRITORY election board Aas
named The fry three el-,tlou somu. -
sHoners
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wsrSS~ Sept l4 Soldiers wound
% eleven Jews and Allied tao Whl e
s~srC hing houses
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-18
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED--A ffst.olass Jumper who can box
stone Also iirst-class carver. Apply 70 7.
A. Marlinson 1sitf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-18

WANTEp--Two rooms suitable for light
housekeeping. Must be centrally located Adj
dress l.. g.. This office is4f5t
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LADIES' and MISSES GOLF GLOVES

You can always get a glove for IS
Or SOC. Many times, and this season
especially, you will have gloves shown
YOU al 2sc hardly worth any price,
and Soc ones worth no more than half
price. We have al present Gloves Of
the following prices Of best wool yarn.
Coli Gloves from large wholesale
manufacturer bought at just iobbcrs
prices that we are to sell in all colors
az 25c per pair (not up to SOC values,
but pretty near)
Golf Gloves of the Quincy make.
Nothing at any price better, in all
colors and fancies al SOC at pair.
Same price as last season, values as
good
Bobbin Worsted
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TALK OF THE TOWN.
Read Vaughan store adv.

Read Vaughan store adv
4 good golf glove for 25c ~ Abbott's.
A. r Clark Is restricted 70 the house
by illness.
Sale Friday and Saturday at the
/ Vaughan store.
The latest ii black Panama dress
goods At Abbottss
Roller skating Tor beginners from 2
to q. M every day.
o. N. Granger is having gas lights
! installed in his barber shop
Auction sale at City Auction rooms
Saturday at and p, m.
4. y. Pitkin Of Morrisyille called on
friends in town this morning
WoolteW garments for those that
would Be well-dfest, at Fits.
Queen Sahe new game For sale
at Kenyon & Cos Bargain Store.
Mrs. Il. Brogini Of New York il yls-
iting friends in the city for q few days
| Mrs. A. Anderson and Mrs. q Bau
l spent the day Yesterday in Waterbury,
/ Charles Converse returned this morn
Ing from d business trip to Montreal,
gP q
Mrs. o. N. Granger returned last
evening from a few days visit IN Bos-
! ton.
Mrs. Mary Melendy and son, Paul,
I al Oxford, N. III, called on friends IN
TIE City this morning.
I NH. ana Mrs. Luther Perkins, who baFe
been visiting h town, return today 70
their homie IN Rochester
Mr.. and Mrs G. 4 johnson Of Lit-
I tleton, N H., are the guests Of their
daughter, Mrs. + II RogeFF
! Aiiss Florence kendriek lett Wedne4
day Ia Witt her brother, M, II. ken.
driek, IN Whittier, California.
Mr.. ana Mrs. ~. e. Goodwin, who
I have been at the Mary Fletcher hospital
IN Burlington for several weeks re-
turned home yesterday, much improved
n health.
Special sale of ladies' and misses
4 skirts comprising broadcloth, serges and
mixed goods. trimmed with plsits, straps
and buttons 4 special price On Satur-
day 81 S2,sS, at Perry's.
Painters Union Local ls5.All mem
hers are notified a special meeting i
called for Thursday at 100 pm, 0ct Is
Please attend, business Of Importance
/ Herbert A. Rugg Rec. Sec 4. ). Chen
| BIZ, Pres.
II A parry made up III y A. I'ifndle
4 81 A. Eastman. IT. G Bennett, IL b
sanborn and Eastman econ dogs masit
an upst date nocturnal invasion q Wit
Jamestown and Brooktieid last night, 60
ing by auto and returning early this
morning With three large coons and an
excellent appetite for breakfast
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FOR sAiE-H Horse weighing 500. sound and
good worker may bc seen az Cutters stable
+. +. Perry, is4tf
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Bobbn Wosted Hoods Sacks and Knit Jackets always IN stock
land advance in price,
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LADIES' and MISSES SWEATERS

Here il where you will See d greater
difference in wool, as il takes more Of
il to make this garment than pair Of
gloves. These values will nor hold
through the season
Childrcn's Sweaters Of very best
yarn in Golf style with long bodies III
all colors, just at present for 9SC.
Children's Blouse Sweaters, same
warns in low necks. at the same price,
csc. Can order By mail, sizes from
q % 10 years
Misses Sweaters with low necks,
all colors, al $50.
Ladies Improved Shaped Sweat
crs at 81 90 and $2.98. (Com-
pare this Sweater with So. SO values. ]
Hoods. Sacks and Knit lack,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-18

One Of the largest block. OF granite
ever quarried on Milestone Hill WAS tax
en- out yesterday at the Wetmore &
Morse quarry. The block measured 81
feet by n feet by 20 feet. II WAS
split from the sheet with plug and foot
hole drills md wedges.
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Card Of Thanks.

We thank al tia friends that helped
us during the sickness and at the fun
eral of our son, Z 90.
Adolf0 Aagi,tri
AIafgherita Magistri.
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a. P ABBOTT & co IA P. ABBOTT & &C. T. ABBOTT & CO.
- The Daylight Store y
GOOD THINGS TO KNOW.

find and
high will hardly
goods a small
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MISSES and CHILDRENS' TOQUES.

BY getting these goods II same
prices as largest iobbing houses we
are able now 10 sell you an Atwood
Toaue for but 25c.
T'oques 4, SOC arc the honeycomb
stitch and Of quaiiry that will Be
priced ia mary stores 1t 75c. Our
present price, SOC.
Ladies and Misses Tams Ill all
colors. made of long, fine wool, ii,
latest shapes and sizes, for soc.
Ladies very fine Angora Wool
Tams with 4 knit band and real
Scotch shape in All colors. Will be
sold from SIC "a 81. 90 each. -Thcy
were Lass year i (Our price as 4
starter only 75c each.
Hand Knit Toboggan Toque for
boys Or men for CSC.
ID alvatrc ~ otCrir
Sharp County record., 1906-01-12
J. B. Baker.

Another aspirant for office to
announce his candidacy in the
Record this week is j. B. Baker
of Melbourne, who seeks the Of
flee of Judge of the 10Th Circuit.
Mr.. Baker has prac ticed law in
this North Arkansas country for
years, and is recognized as one
of the leading and most sue
cessful attorneys in this part OF
the state. He has many friends
over the circuit, who will support
him in March, believing him to
be a man we'll fitted to occupy
the very important and honor
able position he seeks.
Sharp County record., 1906-01-12
G. II MatEeny.

The above named gentleman,
present incumbent of the office OF
Sheriff and Collector, today an
nounces his candidacy for re-
election. Mr.. Matheny has held
this position but one term, during
which time he has been faithful
in the performance of its duties,
and has in every way looked
after the Office very carefully.
He asks that the people give him
a second term, if they are sat
isfied with his record made during
the first, and promises that if he
is successful at the polls in March
his very best efforts will again be
put forth in the interest of the
people.
Sharp County record., 1906-01-12

The Progress says a drunken
man on the streets of Cave City
is a sight rarely seen.
The Record this week turned
out lot of job printing for j. H.
Medlock & Bro. of Poughkeepsie.
W. G. King one Of our
readers at King Mills, has our
thanks for the price of a years
subscription.
Miss Myrtle Fisher returned
to her home at Smithville Sunday
after an extended visit in Eve
ming Shade with relatives.
Miss Nora Hunter returned
Wednesday and is in scho oil
again, after having spent two
weeks at her home in Jackson
county.
Elder Strickland, a minister
of Batesville, conducted several
services at the Christian church
here lately, the last being held
Sunday night.
1t is said w. H. SPOTS of
Strawberry township will likely
make the race for clerk. Prof.
D. C. Billingsley of Williford is a
candidate for this office.
james Mitchell, who lives a
couple of miles west of town, cut
his foot very badly Monday while
cutting wood. DR.. Jernigan was
called and dressed the wound.
Hon. T. l. Herrn has not re-
turned home since the closing OF
circuit court at Hardy, and we
understand he is i'll at Hardy.
His health has been poor the past
couple of months.
FOR SALE-A pair of good
mules, 10 and II years old, 16 1-2
hands high. Also one 2-year-old
thoroughbred Shorthorn bull
Terms, cash or good note.
c.. c.. Price.
Sharp County record., 1906-01-12
THE GRIP.

"Be(ore We can sympathlze with
others, we must have suffered Our>
selves" No one can realize the
suffering attendant upon an attack
of the grip, unless he has had the
actual experience. There Is probably
no disease that causes SO mnch
physical ana mental agony, or which
successfully deties medical aid
All danger from the grip, however,
may he avoided by the prompt use
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Among the tens of thousands how
have used this remedy, not one
case has ever been reported that
has resulted in pneumonia or that
has not recovered. For sale by all
druggists.
Sharp County record., 1906-01-12
Guardian Sale.

In pursuance to an order of the Probate Oour
for the Southern District of Sharp county mau'
AZ its December term, 1905. |, A. l.. Gipson' as
guardian and curator of the minor heirs oil W. w.
GIBSON, deceased, will on
Saturday. January 81, 1906 49,,
between the hours prescribed by law for Judieial
sales offer for sale to the highest and best bidder
at public auction. at the south front door Oh the
court house. in the town of Evening Shade in the
southern district of Sharp county, Arkansas 'he
following described real estate to-wit:
The southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
of section 35, in township II, north' range west
containing 40 acres, situated in the said southern
district of Sharp county. Arkansas.
Terms of Sale: On credit of three MONTHS
the purchaser to give his note with approVeo So
cur;tv and lien to be etained on said land Tor
the purchase money thereof.
A. L. Gipson,
Guardian and Curator Minor Heirs Of W. r. Clip
son. Deceased
Sharp County record., 1906-01-12
Masonic Officers.

At a special meeting of Eve
ming Shade Lodge No. 143 F. &
A. NJ. Tuesday night the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year
were installed:
Sam H. Davidson, Worshipful
Master, M. F. Kinney, Senior
Warden, James D. May, Junior
Warden, Claude l.. Coger, Senior
Deacon, W. j. Wilks, Junior
Deacon, T. j. Davidson, Secre-
tary, j. H. Kirtley, Treasurer,
Robert Qualls, Tyler, j. R. Met
calf, Chaplain, j. II. McCaleb,
Fayette Wilks, Stewards.
Sharp County record., 1906-01-12

w. NJ. Collins pays his SUBJ
scription a year in advance.
Little Miss Madge Snow is
suffering from a mild attack of
typhoid fever.
"A. B. Vance OF Cave City
was transacting business here
one day this week.
Rev. W. P. Jackson orders
his address changed from Reeds
Creek to Charlotte.
w. C. Snow was at Ash Fiat
on business a day or two the
latter part of last week.
Tom Young has been con:
fined to his room for several
days with an attack of la grippe.
L. V. Tanner will receive the
Record a year at Little Fails,
Mimi, through the kindness of
Mrs. Lille B. Medley.
The grand jury at Hardy last
week returned 7 indictments. 1t
is estimated that the cost of the
term of court was S700. -
Last Saturday a marriage
permit was granted to W. |.
Townsley and Miss Nettie Hog
gard, both of Calamine. -~
John r. Metcalf has spent
several days lately at Hardy on
business, and incidentally looking
after his political interest.
&C. C. Armstrong, the real
estate dealer who is booming
Cave City, was in Evening
Shade a day or two this week on
business.
Mrs. Lee Brand of Ravenden
is in the city for a visit with
relatives and friends. Mrs.
Brand is conducting a millinery
establishment at Ravenden.
The High School Literary
Society is preparing program
to be rendered Friday, January
10, in commemoration of the
birth of Robert E. Lee. The
program is to be open to the
nuhlio.
Sharp County record., 1906-01-12
Mrs. Catherine Hamilton Dead.

Mrs. Catherine Hamilton died
at the home of her son, W. r.
Hamilton, one mile from Evening
Shade, last Friday morning,
after an illness of only few days
of pneumonia THE deceased
was seventy five years Of age.
The burial occurred at the Sharp
cemetery Saturday, services be-
ing conducted at the grave by
Elder Strickland of Batesville.
Many friends sympathize with
those in bereavement.
Sharp County record., 1906-01-12
To Candidates Ard Committeeman.

The members of the Democratic
County Central Committee and
all Candidates who intend to
submit their claims to the Demo-
cratic Legalized Primary, March
2Sth, 1906, are requested to meet
at the court house in Evening
Shade, on Friday, Jan. 10Th 1905,
al 1 o'clock P. NJ, to confer on
the question of meeting the
additional expense to be incurred
by legalizing the county primary
Sam H. Davidson, |
Chairman.
Sharp County record., 1906-01-12
w. 0. Smith.

The Record today announces
William O. Smith of Washington
township as a candidate for
Sheriff and Collector, subject to
the action of the March primary
election. This gentleman made
the race for this position two
years ago, and was second only
to the successful candidate. Mr..
Smith has the friendship and
confidence of all those who know
him, and his friends claim he is
to make a winning race this time.