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Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
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Probate Court Notices.

Notice is hereby given that the following named
administrators and guardians filed accounts cur
rent at the June term. 1906, Of the Probate
Court for the Southern District Of Sharp county
for settlement with their respective estates towit
T. J. Tompllins, administrator estate of ". NJ.
TOmpkins, deceased.
j. II. jarrett, guardian minor heirs Of Celia
Ring, deceased
J. M. Vance, guardian Tina Medlock, minor,
}. D. Sullivan administrator estate Of l.. B
Sullivan ST., deceased.
w. L. Gho, nerly. executor estate Of Jesse c.
Ghormerly deceased
s A. Massey. administrator estate Of L. l.
Forenberry, deceased
Jesse G. Goff, guardian Claude Goff, minor.
7. A. Brandon, guardian VIM. jarrett mnors.i
And all parties interested in the settlement OF
said estates must come forward and file eXcep-
tons to said accounts, If any they have, on be-
fore the 81 day Of the next trrm Of said court or
they will be forever barred from oXccrtirR u
said accounts or any item thereof
C. d. Ritchie Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
II A r D Y.

Mrs. ". L. McGavic has been
quite sick for nearly two weeks.
Sheriff. and Miles received an
other carload of ice last Saturday,
L. D. Phillips of Ash Flat was
in town Friday and Saturday on
business.
J. W. Walch is building an ad-
dition to the r. M. jackson Co.'S.
warehouse.
Harve Ritchio was here Satur-
day on his way to Ash Flat to
remain awhile.
Not q republican was in the
house Monday when Hon. R. B.
Macon spoke here.
P. B. B., Hynson, the NAM
moth Spring cotton buyer, was
in town last Saturday.
Will Bench and Will Paden re-
turned on Friday last from a
three weeks trip to Colorado.
Bratcher C Co. are building
wagons. They turned out 8 log
wagon for W. S. Morgan this
week and have orders for more.
S. l.. Guthrie and r. L. Hast
ings came over from Franklin
last week on their way to Mem
phis to buy their fall stock OF
goods,
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
A Strange Case.

Gus Ripley, a prominent farm
er near El Dorado, contracted a
bad case of blood poison from
skinning a COW that had died
from a strange affliction that was
since feared to be charbon. Mr..
Ripley had a small scratch on his
arm, and in this way contracted
the poison. He has suffered ex.
treme agony to his body. There
were five physicians called in
consultation, all pronouncing it
The strangest case they ever saw,
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

Congressman s. Brundidgo of
this district is making a series Ct
speeches in northwest Arkansoe
in behalf Of democracy.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
M A T 7 Il E W S.
Crop prospects are very flatter-

Crop prospects are very flatter-
ing.
It is reported that another
wedding is TO occur shortly.
Considerable sickness is report
ed, chills and malaria fever being
prominent.
George Thompson and Miss
Bertha Matthews were married
last Sunday.
Strawberry river was past ford
ing recently from the recent
rains. Why not bridge ii?
Esq. j. 9. Matthews left Mon
day for Wegley, Texas, where he
will make bis future home.
Mack Higginbottom, who is in
business IN Chicago, recently
visited relatives and friends in
this section.
Master Clay Spots gave his
horse too much speed several
days ago and was thrown off,
breaking his arm. Or. Tibbles
Of Poughkeepsio adjusted the
broken member, which is getting
along nicely,
John Justus died few days
ago Of hemorhage. He leaves a
wife and five children to mourn
bis loss. Mr.. Justus was a MEM
Der Of the Baptist church and a
good citizen. The family have
the sympathy oNthis community.
The grand jury adjourned Sat-
urday about noon, Fifteen in
dictmonts were returned
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
NORTH ARKANSAS.
What Is Happening In This Immediate
Part OF The State.

Baxter county has 1852 child
rem of school age.
/ A citizen Of Cotter found a $50
pearl in White River a few days
ago.
/. Col. p. II. Crenshaw has left
/ Pocahontas and located at Co.
manche, |. T.
The BatesviIle Guard Gays that
Hon, J, C. Yancy is preparing to
move to Seattle, Wash.
A new bank has been organiz-
ed at Mountain Home by busi-
/ ness men of the town.
Capt. J. G. Carroll, an ex-
confederate, died at Viola last
week, aged Y years, Of cancer.
Gov. Davis has parioned Ed
Autry, fined $50 By justice of
the peace at Biggers for carrying
a pistol.
Mrs. Lodema Rolfe of Noun
tain Home, who recently cele-
brated her 83d birthday, was a
schoolmate OF Russell Sage.
A few nights ago while Jake
Fultner, a Randolph county
farmer, slept some thief entered
his room and carried away his
pants, which contained $40.
The big sand-rock bluff on the
railroad just below Calico Rock
has been sold by the owner to
the glass company which is to be
located at Guion. Twenty acres
Of the bluff sold for $40 per acre.
At Hoxie last week Frank
Browning's attorneys made ap-
plication for bail for him before
Chancellor Humphrie5, which
was refused. Browning killed
| T. W. Midkiff, operator at HoXie,
last October.
Myrtle Hutchison and j. B.
Hutchison have filed suit against
the st. L. I. NJ. C S. Railway Co.
for damages in the sum of S15,-
600 for the alleged killing of Lon
Hutchison at the end of the bridge
near Cotter, July II.
Jesse Olom, who was convict
ed OF burglary in the Randolph
circuit court, and who escaped
from the penitentiary in August
Of last year, was recaptured near
St, Louis a few days ago and re-
turned to Little Rock. He is
serving a three-ycar sentence.
The Iron Mountain is the de-
| fendant in one damage suit for
2,450 and the Rock Island in
two, each for S2,720, brought by
Prosecuting Attorney Oldfield in
the jackson circuit court for the
state of Arkansas, by reason OF
the defendant companies having
established heavier grades for
public road approaches to track
crossings, than are permitted by
! law.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
ARKANSAS BRIEFS.
Newsy Notes From The Four Quarters OF
The State.

Ex-Sheriff Beckham Of Miller
county was killed a few days ago
while in a drunken row with an
other citizen.
Governor Davis has pardoned
H. H. Backing, convicted at
Little Rock of carrying a pistol
and fined $50.
The paupers of Benton coun-
ty were let recently to Il citizen
who agreed to take them for thir-
ty cents day each.
\ Rock Island train ran into a
bunch Of sheep near Carlisle
Monday, killing twelve and in
juring eighteen others.
Within the past ten months
thirteen members Of the Little
Rock Camp Of United Confeder-
ate Veterans have died.
Judge E. ]. Searle, a former
judge of the supreme court in
Arkansas, died at Rock, Illinois,
few days ago, aged Il years.
Governor Davis has offered a
reward of $50 for the arrest and
conviction Of A. Burger of Yell
county, who, it is alleged, drove
a mortgaged horse and buggy
out of the county.
Her mind affected by a recent
illness and the intense heat, Mrs.
A. B. Stone, wife Of a prominent
attorney Of Fayetteville, boarded
q train and had reached St. Louis
before relatives located her.
Alex Sigman, a farmer near
Springdale, has in his yard a
curiosity in the shape Of an ap-
pile tree which bears four differ.
'ent varities Of apples, Ben Davis,
Mammoth Blacktwig, Red June
and one other variety.
Singleton Chaudoin has been
indicted by the Logan county
grand jury on charge of en-
bezzlement. He was head sales
man and collector for the Spauld-
ing Buggy Company, and it is
charged he embezzled S2,7S0 Of
the company's money.
In circuit court at Yollville last
week a man named Wiley was
given $4,000 damages against
the Iron Mountain railroad COM
pany for personal injuries done
to plaintiff, who was walking on
the track when a train ran over
him, cutting off two of his toes
and part of his foot.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
WHY 7l8 Sunday Arkansas Gazette Is in Some 1]

as any in the United States. Because its conag.1
stores are by the best authors-Cona Dop
Wallace Phillips, William Allen White Robert n
Henry, Frederick Remington and others and any,
celIed by those contained in the leading magaIrr |
Because it publishes the Woman's Fashion pn
New York Herald simultaneously with that papg
Because it's Ida Iunerly Letter giving news and
of New Yorks 400" is by well-in!ormed and
woman. No better matter of the kind appears
newspaper.
Because it's New York Dramatic Letter is by nj
Fyles, for many years the critic of the New Yoria
an authority on the drama.
The general news service Of the Gazette is suppl
the Associated Press.
The Gazette publishes more Arkansas news aa
Little Rock news than any other paper.
Sunday Gazette, by Mail or Carrier, $500 per Ya
Daily Gazette, by Mail or Carrier, 65c per Nofl
We also have a Weekly Edition at 81 90 per Yu
Arkansas Gazette, Little RI
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
Arkansas Gazette, Little Ro|
PROPOSED AMENDMEN !
TO TIE CONSTITUTION OF THt
STATE Or ARKANSAS

NJotice is hereby given that the following
| 1 4 joint resolution, proposing an amend
nent to the State Constitution, was passed by the
| genera! Assembly at its regular session of 1896,
and that the same will be submitted to the cleo
tors OF the State at the next general election,
be held Monday, September 3. 1895, for adoption
| or rejection, viz:
Proposed amendment RO g.
| That Section or Article II Of the Constitution
Of the State OF Arkansas, be amended so rs 70
| read as follows:
! Article Il, Section 3: The General Assembly
shall provide By general laws Tor the support OF
! common schools by taxes, which SHALL never eX-
! coed IN any one year three mills on the dollar or
| the taxable property Of the State, and by an az
nU5l per capita tax Of one cellar, 70 be assessed
! on every male nhabitant OF this State over the
J age of lWenty-one years Provided, the General
! Assembly may by general law, authori2e school
districts to levy by ote Of the qualified electors
of SAch district tax not to exceed seven mills on
I the dollar in any one year for school iurpo5cs.
Provide further. that no such tax shall be Gppro-
pratad 10 any other purpose nor TO any other dis
/ trict thal That FOR which il was levied.
! The above rt jiuton was filed in tie Office oil
! the Secretary OF State on March 2. 1885
Each elector may vote for or against the above
amendment.
Witness my official signature on this the 18th
| day Of February, 1876.
o. C. LUDWIG,
Secretary Of State.
(gcch
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

The grand jury adjourned Sat-
urday about noon, Fifteen in
dictmonts were returned
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-10
EOlSON y
Photographs
and Records
SOLD ON INSTALLMEhTS.
Edison Gem Photograph $40.
q Standard !" $50.
Home " $50.
Triumph i" $50.

The newest records the first of every
month. We have sold every make OF
Talking Machine in the last ten years and
know the EDISON is the best. Call and
hear them.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-10
T Tenement to Rent.

No. 81, Mt. Pleasant Avenue. Five
rooms. modern conveniences. Apply to
EMMA F. WEBB.
TITO 1913 MI Pleasant Avenue
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-10
New summer goods at f. B. CT

New summer goods at +. b. Curtis.
Fine seatrout at the SkowhegAn mar
ket.
Complete stock Of flower seeds at
Fogg's drug store.
r. T. Patten has second hand Co
lumbia Chainless bicycle for sale.
Prices are low on spinach and dande-
lion greens at ,he Skowhegln market.
Miss Margery Morrison will receive
pupils at her home ON High street after
June 18Th.
James b. Nutting has "a new wagons
of all kinds which he will exchange for
cows, sheep, horses or any farm animals.
W. F. Robbins is among the progress
sive Skowhegan merchants who have re.
Gently put in farmers telephone. Ring
9-5.
The Maine Valve Co. are fully equip
ped for the repair OF automobiles, bicycles
and all rubber tired vehicles, at their ma
chine shop in the rear of Heselton Block.
Let US frame your picture. We take
out all OF the wrinkles and use new
kind of backing that will not stain the
picture aud ask you no more.
BRAGG & VARNEY.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-10

Nice celery at the skowhegan mar
ket.
Big bundle old papers, 3 cents, RE-
PORTER office.
Hodges fiber carpet can be found at
Bragg & Yarney's.
Shad, fine, but high in price. Skowhe-
gan market.
All white canvass shoes bought at
Jas. Lewis's will be kept cleansed free Of
charge.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-10


l. seems to be pretty generally con-
ceeded this spring that the country
has been worse while the frost has
been coming out of the ground, than for
many years. This no doubt is due to the
fact that there was less snow than usual
and the cold got at the ground and freq
1t to greater depth than usual. With
those who have had occasion to travel
the roads to the south of the town, there
is some variety of opinion. All report
mud enough, but in that direction SOME
state that it is only an average spring
season. To the north and especially
towards Athens and Canaan, however,
all agree that the roads are the worst
they have ever known. The Athens
stage came in with four horses, one day
last week, and even then had hard time
to make the trip. The Canaan driver,
during the present week has been max
ing his trips by way OF Moore's Mills to
avoid the worst part of the route. This
makes the distance three miles longen
but much more quickly made under
present conditions.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-10
Competent HOUSE GIRL.

competent domestic wanted in family of
two people. Must be able to take entire
charge of the homework. Every convenience.
To one able to FL the requirements the high
est wages and a good home will given. APP
ply in pers on to. .
tits Madison Ave.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-10

M We can straighten
cross eyes of Children with
lenses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23
WESTERN GOLF.
Nee smith Wins Championship In
Illinois Tourney.

Fillmore 40. June A-Alec smith,
the Nassau Country clue professional
Won lht western open golf championship
today by Two unbeatable rounds OF 81
ana a. This with h.s scores " yeNcr-
gay ~ 5. ana %. made his total 31 strokes
Tor TIE y holes play three strokes ret.
Ter than mat OF John Hobcls. the I'm
gltWJ0d H. j. pr0iCss1u aI who iel the
hrld ut the close ol yesterdays play.
HnueLe ruined his chances flI 'hc Cn an
riousnIp by taking 80 strokes for his
morning round He made % This after
noon. but Smith 90 the meantime was
playing perfect golf Fred MOLead Of
Midlothian and Willie Anderson, Onweut-
sia divided third and fourth money with
scores NJ 3ll each and Gilbert Nichols Of
Denver took NTH prize with N3
This is DE second timc that Alec Smith
has Won The western open event. As he
took 10 90 Milwaukee three years ago.
II. ". Way of thc Euclid club. Clevc-
land, won th' specia. prize ~ 50 Tor The
best loW score, Way making d - during
the morning
The low scores 81 the week were.
Alec Smith. Nassau. 90
John liQheus Englowuvd e9
Fred Mcleod Midlothian. an
Willie Anderson, OrWrutsia, 81
Gilbert Nichols Denver sl3
Arthur Smith. columbus $40
Harry Tnrple 81 Joseph 49,
I. Auchterloule Glenview. alA
stewart Gardiner. Garden city 49,
White smith Mexico. 3d.
A. Taylor EXm0or, 32t
W. v loyekiu Rockford s'l
W. Marshall OuWcutsla, go
vs.. Y, HUare. salt Lake. 53i
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The undersigned Board Of Trustees a.
sunnyside school District. Sunnysidc
Carbon County, Utah, will receive bids
for the erection Of an elght-room stone
school building up 70 / o'clock y. m. July
9th islf Plans and specifications and IN
structions 90 bidders can be- found az the
office u Samuel Nayl0r. Sunnyside. Utah,
also az the offCe OF r. G. Watkins.
architect Provo. Utah
Bids will be received IN segregated form
Tor eNcayaung stone masonry includ-
and cement work, carpenter work, includ-
lng galvanized iron and tin work. plas-
terug and cement WORK. painting.
also Tor the building complete Each lid
must be- accompanied with a certified
cheek OF per cent o. the amount Of BID.
which will be returned with all rejected
bids also 10 the successful bidder upon
entering into contract and giving an ap-
proved bond OF twice the amount Of bid
within one week after said work is
awarded. Otherwise the amount 10 he
forfeited 20 said district
The Trustees viii meet NJ their Office
az the above time and date 20 open and
publicly read an bids
The Trustees reserve the right 10 re-
feet any and an bids 10 accept any part
thereof
By order 81 the Board.
SAMUEL NAYLOR CLERK.
Dated az Sunnysde June 18th, 1906
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals Of the erection Of two
new school building. one eight-room
school 10 De- built gt Union, and one two
room school building 20 be built az BinT-
ham. all On salt Lake County. will be re-
ceiyed by The Board % Education % Jor-
dan School District up 10 Monday July
md, 1876 AT u o'clock a IN. Plans can
be seen az the office Of Erskine 4 Lillen-
berg. architects S13-j4 Do0ly Building,
salt Lake city. All proposals must be ae-
companied with a ceruned check for 5
per cent Of the amount Of bid made pay
able 90 the Board % Education OF Jordan
School District and left with the archi-
tccts before the above set date, or mailed
20 the Board of Education " Jordan
School District Sandy Utah, Separate
bids Tor mason and carpenter work will
be received. plastering, painting tin and
galvanized iron 10 De Included 10 the car
penter's bid
Bids will De opened az The office " the
Board Of Education n Jordan School Dis
trict Sandy Utah, July .ud. 1906 al II
o'clock a m.
Rights reserved 20 reject any or an bids
BOARD OF EDTCATION.
jordan School District.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23
THE CIRCUS BEAUTIFUL
Waterproof Tents Rain Will Not
Spoil the Exhibition

a sudden dowupour ~ rain co. a long
continued drlzzlc will have uo effect on
the patrons Of The great seIl.-lluto Shows
when u exhibits here The reason Of this
Will De- apparent 90 everyone who sees
the huge tents that vii. le erected hero
Tor tho performance They are all CON.
slrlcicd of 'mercerizcd' duckug. This
marvellous Invention for the waterproof.
iue ~ material has been in use for rain
coats. but up o. this year has never been
used for tents People who have used
'mytceriztd' cloth know how il sheds
water ana if was che knowledge ~ this
that caused Oh, Seiis-Fl0to shows 10 have
an their tents made 0ut of this material
IL Is quite a stride iu advance of other
shows. hut u only On keeping with the
~ grts-lNpuOss NJ the management Of
these shows. Beneath these tents s1oc.
utors can slt iu comfort and ease during
the heaviest of rains and Dec as dry MS I'd
On The trtst thDItcr On the country. This
r. only one NJ fht many novelties that
have been added 90 these shows this
season.
70 D. respectfully suggested the children
attend The afternoon exhibition. where
ample time Is given Co view the large
mcr1E"re likewise avoiding the night
crowds Uniformed usEers will attend
every want NJ the litt.c folks and the caro-
and attention paid to ladies and children
is The tist consideration ~ the manage.
msUt
Tho only BIG circus thar will visit here
this wear e. the Sells Fi0to shows and
the date ls. no salt Lake city, July g
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son, Julia N!bley, J. W. Llnford. Thos.
II. Porter, Cynthia Xiii, Olof Nelson.
Nora Christensen, David Mann, Frank
lin ID. DANES. A. b.. David Smith,
Laura Nebeker, Hyrum Schneider.
Lemuel McKinnon. Edgar Lindsey,
principal OF the training school. with
Maggie Jones and Marian Hendricks
assistants. Vivian Hatch and Eliza
beth Hyer have been engaged as as
sistants In the laboratory The Me-
chanio Arts building will be ready by
the opening Of the school year and viii
be great benefit 10 the college. The
basement OF the new buildings will be
occupied by the FORCES and other iron
working machines and will be suft-
cient 20 give daily instruction 10 -
students. The first floor Will be occu-
pied by the wood working machines
and carpentry benches and the in
structor's Office. The second floor by
the domestic science departments, the
sewing rooms the laboratory and din
ing rooms aud the third floor will be
occupied by the art studio. art drawing
and mechanic drawing rooms.
The building Is J0XgJ feet and has a
water power which furnishes the pow
er required for the machinery.
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MORE GOLF,
Championship Finals IN TransmlssIp-
nj Tourney Are ON.

Omaha. Ncb., June 1.-THE champion
ship and other contests OF the trans
Mississippi golf tournament reached the
dual stage 800 todays play Tomorrow
C. r. Jafray Of Minneapolis and 7. ".
Mccartney Of Denver Will play a 36-hole
match Tor the association champion
ship
Janmy defeated SpraEIe Abbott of
Omaha This afternoon Z up and 2 TO play.
a better match was that between Nc
CARNEY OF Denver and A ID. S. Johnston
Of Minneapolis. II was Won By The
former. 4 up and az no time was hts lead
ans greater. while twice the score was
squared by his opponent JOhnstone's
drives were much longer and not so true
as those OF Mccartney while the green
work OF the latter was better
THE scores Of the third round, which
was played this morning were as fol-
lows Sgmi.hnals. Jaduy beat sprague
Abbott. 9 90 10 play, T. W. Mccartney
beat a u. : tombstone 1 up.
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BOISE. IDAHO.
UNIVERSITY on IDAHO.
Buildings Lost by Fire VIII be- Re-
stored by Autumn.

Special Correspondence.
Boise, Ida. June gl-Dr James 4.
MacLean, president Of the University
u Idaho at Moscow, Is ln Boise today.
IN attendance az q meeting Of the
board OF regents Of that institution.
which Is now On session at the capitol
building, ln' the governors office The
purpose az the meeting is 90 perfect
plans for the rebuilding Of the admin
Sttation building at tho university
which was destroyed by fire on the 50lh
Of March.
In conversation with the News"
representative today, President Mac
Lean stated that the work OF restoring
the losses incurred by the fire L. beins
carried ON with an possible speed ana
that the school work Will not be- ina.
peded ln fact he states that the build
lnss lost In the FIRE viii all Doe rebuilt
ana lifted up Tor occupancy by th.
time school opens this fan The nnal
work upon the old administration
building was completed ln 1885, making
for the building a total cost Of ll3l
pos.o5 The insurance ON the bulldog
and contents was Sl0Gj00
President MacLean further stated.
an ass,y -, NV . ~, ,ou I o' 'iec.l'A
lurslcsf i.horo,.,, ".', a,'" 4" '"e'l''
new and In,iono fo,,,.l '.', ts ",' wv
tution Tbe ist,l, ,'iii A. 10y. u'' ~, W.
best oopinroa i,ha-o,a,,,i'D o w VI w
i'm the I-ritsj $50 .rt i,' h'u1
ternet sn,,,.,,.i'I,
schools " "'''' "'' O'''
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stitute 80 a. ''''..i'. N f'.,l,.s ln.
school bc rs,ii,5 ..i 49, ".,n i'.s
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