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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06
A Card Of Thanks.
Ed. Herald:-


We, the undersign-
ed committee on Building of Mt. Pts
gah Church, desire space in your val
liable Paper for the purpose of thank
ing the contributors to said church.
We appreciate the assistance be-
slowed by our friends of other de-
nominations. Also we are truly thank
full for the interest manifested a.
mong our brethren. We extend COR
dial invitation, to all to come and be
with us.
]. a. Davis.
Committee W. G. Wexford
u. A. Mills.
W. p. Beard.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

with that old enemy of the race, Con-
stipation, often ends in Appendicitis.
To avoid al serious trouble with
Stomach, Liver and Bowels, take DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. They per-
fectiy regulate these organs. without
pain or discomfort. 25c. Sold by
Faux Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06
The Best Cough Syrup

I HV I1CoV Cough OyTUp
S. L. Apple, ex Probate Judge,
Ottawa Co., Kansas, writes: This
is to say that have used Ballard S
Horehound Syrup for years, and that
| do not hesitate to recommend it as
the best cough syrup l have ever
used. = Zoe, SIC and 81. Sold by
Falllk Drug Co. =
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Jackson, Miss.
March d 7Q0R

A~tthA NIhAOC az OftNhOOtt1 htiOc. i
March "a, 1906
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Circuit Clerk. Greene County. at Leakesville.
Miss, on May Q. 1905. viz:
Abslom Kittrell, Fl E No 36568
for the e3swi: sci nwi & nwl set sec
Is, 3 n, r. west of ST. Stephen s
Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence uron and cultivation
of said land. viz:
i. A. Dunnam, ] L Prentice, G L
Kittrell, r d Cochran al of iona
than Mississippi.
L. @. G. LAMAR, Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

Miss Minnie Webb is back to Lea
kesyille again, after an absence OF
several months spent with relatives
lat Bond. Miss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

J. a. Suetter came up again this
week, to look after the finishing up
of the Artesian Well.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
PROPOSED AMENDNtN'
TOTHE CONSTITUTION Or w
STATE OF ARKANSAS .

NJ office is hereby given that tne an ,'ad ared
4 4 joint resolution, proposilss ssoSsed BY "
es Gene,a 81 Assembly lHe ] at its regular session S
and that the same will be submitted, eIceton tG a %
tors Of the state at the next general tor ssdCp
be held Monday, September 3, 1900 Jul ''
or rejection viz. ,
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
Negro Convict Runs Amuck.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March 28.
-Sonney Anderson, a cranky
negro convict from st. Louis, ran
amuck in the Centennial cell
building in the penitentiary this
morning, killed Prison Officer
James W. Woods, desperately
wounded another negro convict,
severely wounded white con-
yict and was himself riddled with
bullets by prison officers and in
stantly killed.
A shoe knife, such as are COM
monty used in all shoe shops, was
the deadly weapon he used, 1t
had been ground 10 a sharp
point.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
LAME BACK.

This allment is usually caused by
rheumatism OF the muscles and may
be cured by applying Chambcrlan's :
Pam Balm two or three times a dav
and rubbing the parts vigorously at
each application. If thus does not
afford relief, bind on a piece Of
flannel sIi ghLly dampened with Pam
Balm, and quick relief rs almost
sure to follow, For sale by al
Druggists.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
Little Girl Burned TO Death,

Malvern, March ga pa
thetic story has reached here
as to the circumstance surround
ing the death of Miss Lorimer
Roberts, 10 years of age, who
as fatally burned while atend-
SHE district echool near Social
of two miles west of here.
the pupils were in the school,
andyyhFq7iRig VI q7iigt gthe fire was discov-
10 look TO the univI9lo9ihlhg the
ly, maintains the urparent tha'
tutons the state sigas done at
in business, in les aze IL "oulo
promise and amb' ana oe-
they may render~-e
service of lrne pupils declared
out which uld fight the fire.
ne,.,,rnss Roberts insisted on
JoIning the brigade. While she
was aiding in trying to put out
the blaze her clothing caught fire,
She died a few hours later.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
Subscribe for the Record.

CHRONIC CONSTIPTION CURED.
One who suffers from chrome
constipation is in danger of many
serious ailments. Orlno Laxative
Fruit Syrup cures chrome conatrpa-
uDn as 1t aids digestion aud stlmu.
iatps the liver and bowels, restoring
the natural action to these organs.
Commence taking it today and You
WI. feel better at once. Orlao
Laxtive Fruit Syrup does not
nauseate or gripe and is very pleas
ant to take. Refuse spbstituteo
W. & Snow.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
PRIMARY RESUL IS
News From the Great Bat.
tie of Ballots in Sharp
County and the State
last Wednesday
UNITED STATES SENATOR.

ON1lED DIAL Lo ci--'-AA Wv
A telephone message received
from Little R cI ir day mornir g
stated that Senator Berry was
leading jeff Davis in the race for
United States senator in fifty
counties from which reports had
been received. and it was stated
that the Berry supporters were
claiming his election is an as
surcd fact.
GOVERNOR.
Congressman John s. Little
has defeated Robert l.. Rogers
for governor by a very large ma
jority. 1t was a regular land
slide for Little.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
BY CLAUDE L. COGER.
{ A We CITY .

Rev. R. A. Robertson filled the
pulpit at Flat Rock church Sum
Jay.
= j. L. Gist is preparing to erect
cottage near his residence on
McAdams street.
Those in the community who
have been sick recently arc all
reported to be out again.
The W. o. w. lodge of this
place has twelve new applica-
lWtions for initiation into that or
dep,
j. A. G. Meng of Eureka
Springs, representing the Foley
Medicine Co., was in the city
= this week,
/MrS Barton Matheney and
\ Miss Zee Matheney of BatesvilIe
recently visited Mrs. Hardister
in this city
y A. R. Wssson Of Illinois has
peen in the city several days en-
deavoring to erganizea stock
company to purchase a $4,000
imported stallion, which he has
with hin.
DR.. Chas. Tibbels and bride of
Poughkeepsie spent a few days
in the city this week, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Barnett.
/ DR.. Tibbels moved his household
goods TO Poughkeepsie Tuesds3
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
Killed by a Peanut.

Pine Bluff, March 26.-Eunice
Bramon, the 2-year-old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. 8ramon,
who live near Rison, choked to
death on a peanut Saturday. The
family lives several miles from
Rison, and before a physician
could arrive the child was dead.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
North Arkansas.
Short Items of News From
the Counties Neighbor'
ing Sharp.

The late grand jury in Baxter
county returned 20 indictments.
The Jackson County Herald
has begun its forty eighth year.
W, R. Ham, prominent citi-
zen of Mcorefield, died last week.
a Board Of Trade has been or
ganized at BatesviIle with 100
members.
Ten divorces were granted last
week in the chancery court of
Lawrence county.
A citizen Of Minneapolis Mimi,
recently visited Batesville with a
view Of locating business col
lege there.
T. j. and J, W. Williamson Of
! Mount Olive last week sold $50
bales of cotton to WoIf-Goldman
%. of Newport.
The lady members Of the
/ Methodist church ct Mt, Home
cleared S137 from a bazaar dur
ing circuit court there,
, The lizard circuit court con-
vened at Melbourne last Monday,
There were 80 criminal and 8
civil cases on the docket,
At the last quarterly examina-
ton there were 43 applicants for
teachers license before the coun-
, ty examiner of lizard county,
Baxter county this year collect
ed $1,000 as taxes from the White
River railroad-the first railroad
taxes the county ever received.
The Franklin Record speaks
Of the Farmers Educational and
y Corporation Union of America,
The Record evidently hasn't got
V its English on straight.
The 5-year-old daughter OF
e Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Sorrell, near
Mt. Home, was badly burned one
day lately. Her dress caught
fire from the fireplace.
A petition for Involuntary
bankruptcy was filed last week
> against H. j, Warshavsky, g
= merchant of Pocahontas, The
liabilities are placed at 50, 000
t and assets at $4,000.
Henry Mayos, aged IS years.
died at his home at MoOreiield
one evening last week while seat
ed at the supper table. The
Y doctors pronounced his sudden
death caused by epilepsy,
Miss Evelyn Dunklin of Poca.
hontas has filed suit in the Fed :
eral court at BatesvilIe against
the Frisco Railway Company for
$4,000 damages for injuries sus-
tained last summer through the
alleged carelessness OF. the en-
ployes of that company.
One night recently while J. A.
Harlan, a merchant Ct Newport,
was on his way home from his
place Of business, he was attack
ed by an unknown negro, who
used a heavy oak board, and Sc
verely beat him about the head.
The purpose Of the attack was
evidently robbery, but the mer-
chant succeeded in foiling his
assailant's purpose.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
CONGRESS-.

Congressman BrundidGe has
been renominated by a large ma
jority, and it is reported that
,Oldfeld has not carried a county
Ia the district. The race for
Rgress is close in Sharp county,
BrAedidge being slightly in the
leadEith four townships unre-
rOrfn1
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.

John W. Crockett Of Arkansas
county it is thought has the race
for railroad commissioner in this
district surely won.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30

A? 3. Arm, Sidney. "ss.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
SHARP COUNTY.

. SHARP COUNTY.
No reports have been received
from Scott, Big Greek, Upper
North and Johnson townships,
but it is practically certain that
Andrews wins for representative,
although without these townships
Metcalf leads. Kelley for county
judge defeats Judge Smith by
perhaps 800 votes. Smith has
defeated Matheney for sheriff by
something over 100 votes. Simp-
son is defeated by Sullivan for
clerk by perhaps $50 votes.
Dickerson sweeps the county for
treasurer. The race for assessor
is close, though it is believed
Clear will win, At present he is
leading Smith by about 80 votes,
and it is not believed this ma
jority can be overcome in the un-
reported townships. Blagg, it
seems is nominated for surveyor.
The county is very close between
Berry and Davis. Little wins
for governor, 1t appears that
PlndaIl for attorney general,
Doyne for state superintendent,
Riddick for judge Of the supreme
court, Gulley for agricultural
commissioner and Coffman for
land commissioner have carried
the county. The race in Sharp
is close between Crockett and
Phillips for railroad commits
sioner.
Correct report from a few
townships:
PINEY SORK.
Berry 103, Davis A,
Brnndidge 50, Oldfield 81.
Rogers 50, Little 50, Sewer s.
PindalI 100, Kirby 27, Gautney
6.
Meeks 06, Baker 33, Crenshaw
10.
Phillips 2, Motcalf 11G, Davie
3, Andrews 90.
Smith 50, Kelley 95.
Matheney 81, Smith 6G.
Sullivan 122, Simpson 30.
Watkins %, Dickerson 12l.
Thomas 1, Smith 80, Spurlock
2, Clear 10l, Sanders 1, Brim A.
Blagg "A, Edson 10, Arnold At.
HARDY.
Berry So, Davis 80.
Brundidge II, Oldfeld so.
Rogers 73, Little AZ.
Pindall 81, Kirby Al, Gautney
II.
Meeks 95, Baker 16, Crenshaw
8.
Phillips 53. Metcalf 81, Davio
"a Andreus .
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

The race for attorney general
is reported to be a very close af-
fair, and it is believed that neith-
er Pindall, Kirby nor Gautney
has received enough votes to in
sure an election on the first bal.
lot in the state convention. It
will have to be settled by the
convention.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30

Reports from Batesville state
that the race for state senator in
that district is very close between
j, A. HiDkle, 7. J, Raney and
W, W. Edmondson. All three
candidates are running neck and
neck.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
(Scal)

Foley. Honey apd Tar '"', "sl. rl'
most obstinate cough ana eAp' mildly
cold from the system as ~ J % I'rs
laxative. 1t ls guarantee. "n,.ckae,s
genuine is IN the yellow {"
W. &. Snow, -,
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30

sanders OF, DElul -
BIagg 10, Eason 4 Arnold Al.
WASHINGTON,
Berry IS, Davis 90
Brundidge IS, Olddeld %.
Rogers 10, Little 20, Sewer /,
Pindall 20, Kirby II, Gautney
1.
Meaks %, Baker II, Crenshaw
8.
Phillips 4, Metcalf %, Davie
IA, Andrews 7.
Smith IS, Kelley %.
Matheney 4, Smith AZ.
Sullivan 81, Simpson %.
Watkins II, Dickerson 20.
Thomas 1, Smith 10, 8purlock
I, Clear IA, Sanders 2, Brim 10.
Blagg 13, Eason 8, Arnold Is.
BIG ROCK.
Berry %, Davis 81,
Brundidge %, OIdfeld 65.
Rogers q, Little 50.
Pindall 33, Kirby 80.
Meeks 80, Baker 40, Crenshaw
12.
Phillips 8, Metcalf Is, Davio %
Andrews 46.
Smith 81, Kelley 81.
Matheney %, Smith IS.
Sullivan AZ, Simpson 46.
Watkins IA, Dickerson IS.
Thomas 1, Smith II, Spurlock
3, Clear Is, Higginbotrom 7,
Sanders s, Brim SO.
Blagg A, Eason 3, Arnold 26,
SULLIVAN.
Berry IS, Davis 80.
Brundidge 81, Oldfeld 36.
Rogers 81, Little 81, Sewer 2.
Pindall IS, Kirby 81, Gautney
g.
Meeks 1O6, Baker I, Crenshav
! 4.
Phillips II, Metcalf 43, Davif
q, Andrews Al.
Smith IS, Kelley As.
Matheney 103, Smith -.
Sullivan 10, Simpson Y.
! Watkins'64, Dickerson SO,
Thomas /, Smith 90, Clear 10
Higginbotton 1, Sanders 2
Brim 2.
Blagg 38, Eason 33 Arnold 50
CAVE.
Berry 38, Davis 43.
Brundidge 81, Oldheld 43.
Rogers 33, Little IS.
PindalI 40, Kirby %, Gautney
18.
Meeks So, Baker Is, Crenshav
7.
Phillips 10, MotcaIf Il, Dayi(
| 8, Andrews 48.
Smith 50, Kelley "A.
Matheney SO, Smith %.
Sullivan IA, Simpson IS.
Watkins SO, Dickerson 28,
Smith 13, Clear s, Higginbot.
tom 3, Brim 52.
BIagg 10, Eason 10, Arnold 81
Sharp County record., 1906-03-30
PROMISED HmendHeRf NO o.

That Section or Article - Pl wv nnv,Jed soGS
of the State of Arkansas. be an'e"u'N
read as follows: ,,.,,o,al Assent,
shall provide by general laws for ,Sa tnI never never '
Ssed 0 aSy ss"oo oDe year @ three mills on the a
the taxable property of the state, a,I w he asses
nuai per capita tax Of ono dollar stats 70 over
on every male inhabitan, Gt un,I uJ0d The Gere'
age of twenty-one years. Proyldoun,t horize %lc
Assembly may by general law a,uaiSed auiiSd eett'sr,
districts to levy by vote of the 9us,"en seven mills
Of such district tax not to eXceeu 'uabool purpse
the dollar in any one year 1or senbl nsbsl be apprv
Provided further, that no such tax S''r any othgdS
priated to any other purpose nor 70 ed ed
trict than that for which 1t was wiIS in the O@"
The above resolution was fle1 toO5 s
the Secretary of State on March z, iVV the a"'
Each clector may vote for or asa'''' ,A
amendment. ., on this the
day of February 1906 O. c. Iupvle,
secretary Of S''
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
GONE RICH SEEK
 WORK
Persons Who Were Prosperous Before Disaster Now Ea-
 ger for Employment.

OAKLAND. April 21.-crowded by hundreds of refugees in search of aid. the relief stations that were hurried ly established in this city are now scenes of great activity.
 Prominent among the departments of the stations are the employment bureaus. where men and women clam or to be put to work. The survivors are seeking work not only for the money that it will bring. but as a re- lief for their minds that have been sorely tried for the past four days.
 Gathered among those who are searching for work are men who were in prosperous circumstances a few days ago. The former rich and poor. alike. are willing to take any kind of em- ployment that is offered. Women. who. few days ago. were possessors of snug fortunes. are temporarily working in places as domestics that they may secure homes while order is being restored in San Francisco.
 The heads of employment bureaus announced today that they would hava work enough for nearly all applicants. Hundreds are being provided with transportation and sent to Utah, Ne vada and portions of California to work on the proposed route of the Western Pacific railway. As soon as the special trains carrying food ar rive at Oakland station the provisions are carted 10 the relief stations and from there distributed. Flour is sent to private families that ~engagei in baking bread for the public res taurants. Special trains are arriving In fast succession from the various nearby ciGies. Each train is resplen- dent with banners announcing the section from which the donation was sent
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
SAN FRANCISCO WILL
 RISE AGAIN.

On the theory that lightning is rot likely to strike twice in the identical same place, the general opinion is that San Francisco. which was razed by the earthquake which occurred on Wednesday morning, and afterward had it's almost complete destruction completed by fire which ragged for three days. will be immediately rebuilt by it's energetic citizens.
 The dispatches told yesterday that the work had already begun on the water front where the debris was be- ing cleared away for temporary build ings which will serve for business un- til new and permanent structures can be erected.
 In few days order will be brought out of the present chaotic state. and as fast as railroad wheels will turn all needed supplies for the care of the homeless will be On hand. Today hundreds of cars loaded with provis- ions clothing and bedding are being hurried to Oakland. for the benefit of those of the stricken city.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
BlsBEE DAILY REVIEW, BIsBEE, ARIZONA.

proud, and which all the people of the nation will before long look upon as most splendid and most distinctive ly American accomplishment.
 An occasion like this is not one for indulgence in mere statistics, but I cannot refrain from telling you of some of the things she has done and is doing.
 Arizona today is producing and is adding to the wealth of the nation more per capita of population than any other subdivision of the Union. We are adding to the wealth of the nation at the rate of more than one hundred dollars per capita of our population each year.
 We are paying more per capita for the education of our children than the people of any other commonwealth of the Union. Wherever there are as many as eight children of school age to be found in an unorgan;zed district, there we establish a school and supply 1 it with funds for it's maintenance, even though not dollar of tax is paid in the district.
 We maintain a smaller number of peace officers for given population than any other people in the Union, for the simple reason that there is less reason for them. And do not for moment infer from that statement that life or property is less safe, there fore than in the older communities, for I have no hesitancy in asserting that life and property in Modern An zona are safer than any other state or territory in the Union.
 "our mines are producing fifty mil lion dollars in gold. silver and copper per year. In copper production Ari- zona is easily second, if not really | the first, of all the copper producing states and countries of the world
 We are contributing largely to the cattle, sheep and wool industry of the country.
 We are beginning to send you here in the east the earliest and best or anges, lemons. poDelos. grapes and melons, and this industry is just on the eve of enormous development.
 The government Of the United States is advancing to us more than six millions of dollars without inter est. which is now being used for the construction Of irrigation works for the supply of water to our arid lands. making possible the cultivation of thousands of acres of the most pro ductiye lands in the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
ToTTEIING WALLS
 SOURCE OF DANGEI;

SAN FRANCISCO, April 21--Late ;h;s afternoon a journey along the northern water front of the cfty showed fires blazing in but two places and these were hardly capable of spreading unless severe gales spring up tonight. It is believed that unless the smoIdering embers are again famed into a blaze and the enbers scattered by winds that the water front for the time being .z sate- Walls of ruined buildings in the downtown section of the city collapsed today. bu; so far as can be learned no one was Injured by the falling stone. brick and steel
 The tower on the Hall of Justice on Kearney street stiii retains it's up- righ; position despite the fact that but one small corner of the structure bears the immense weight of steel and graniIe.
 Several walls are in such imminent danger of topping over that Ii is be- lieved they will be either blasted or torn down. On Golden Gate avenue today one of the side walls of the Mercantile Library building fell across Golden Gate avenue during one of the busiest periods of the day. but the grinding noise before the wall fell into the street warned the pedestrians of the approaching collapse
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
TERRIBLE SIGHTS AT TIME IF
 QUAKE
Police Officer Shot Man Who Could Not Be Rescued
 From Wreckage.

LOS ANGELES. April 21.--E. Call Brown, a mining engineer and geolo gist, of San Francisco, arrived in Los Angeles today. From the windows of his room in the Argyle hotel on Mo Allister street in San Francisco. he saw strange and horrible sights, and more in the streets through the hours which followed the awful catastro- phe and much human devotion and courage.
 "The most terrible thing I saw said MT. Brown, was the futile srrug- gle fpolicemen and others to rescue a man who was pinned down in burn. ing wreckage. It was a race for life and losing race with re and death
 The man watched it in silence until the fire began burning his feet. Then he screamed and begged to be killed. An officer took his name and address and shot him through the head.
 Sentimental feeling was abayant in us for many hours there, and we did things which we found to do. Utility was our standard of action"
 A combined request from municipal officials and all the commercial bod ies of the city was made today to the Associated Press to send out a positive and unequivocal denial of the absurd stories in circulation throughout the east regarding the extent of the earth quake tremor experienced in this city,
 The shock was very slight, and ab solutely no damage of any sort result ed. Local officials are receiving in, quiries from all parts of the country in reference to it, which indicate that extremely erroneous impressions have been spread
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
VIOLENT SHOCK IS FELT AT lsccs

LECCE. Italy. April 2is--A violent shock of earthquake was felt here this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
BIsBEC PEOPLE WILL
 VISIT STRICKEN FRISCO
lSnecial to Review.D )

Special to Review.) LOS ANGELES, April 21.-R. A. Kirk, B. ]. O'ReiIly and H. M. Shields of Bisbee, left here today on No. 3 for San Francisco.