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New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

Wounds FeIl01c PriSOnerS-IS Shot
Dead Resisting Recapture.

jefferson City Mo, March 26.-When the con-
victs at the penitentiary were called for break
fast to-day. J. ". Woods, Of Macon, Mo,
guard, pounced by Sonny" Anderson
a convict, and stabbed three times. Woods died
instantly.
Anderson, who was coored. was sentenced in
St. Louis in 1904 to serve four years for assault
to kill. He had been on what is termed the
cranky list for several days and had been
kept in cell. He was let out to-day but soon
afterward Woods was ordered TO put him back
into the cell Anderson refused to obey, and
/ when the guard seized him by the arm drew a
knife and stabbed the guard.
Other guards and several convicts rushed to
the rescue of Woods. Anderson slashed right
and left, and injured two other convicts one of
them, William Sheridan. sentenced from st.
Louis to serve ten years for murder, being so
seriously injured that he VIII probably die. An
dersOn then seized hose and directed stream
Of water those who attempted to capture
him. He threw buckets and anything he could
lay his hands on Believing it impossible to
capture him alive, the guards finally shot him To
I death.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
MARINE LIEUTENANT SHOT.

Lieutenant Arthur McAlster. United states Ma,
Inc Corps was wounded py MS own Ie'"',,, -,5
.as+er5s,- uben he tripped I'm chasing supposed
thieves in the Brooklyn Navy Yard There is a pile
Of scrap copper in the yard which has FecsTye so5a
much attention from thieves recently, ana LOT SUM-
jaITr Tioutenant McAilisteT has been on the alert
10 catch them. Yesterday he saw two men GroutH-
jya near tho pile He called TO them and Wnel
tLey. took to their heels he opened hre with ms re
yoyer. In running after them he trlppea ana IeII.
and hts receiver. which cooked. went OF Inc
bullet striking his left foot at the ankle went clear
tbr0,Igh The flesh and splntered the bone, causing
him 10 cry out with pain Marines came 10 his as
eietance He told them TO chase the thieves. Ihey
did so but the fugitves got away.
Lieutenant McAnister was carried to the marine
where il was said last night that lie resting
easily that there little danger that he would
lose his foot and that he would soon recover.
Lieutenant McAlister entered the marine corps in
December, 1901, and was commissied first lieu
tenant in March, 1903.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

I.-ELEGANTLY furnished apartment
private bath 81 30 daily; including
meals, two. S25 weekly. one, Sl5. THE
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
sl.43 & s1.9s Lace Y1kes -

Elaborate effects iu rich Iaces and latest
Emb'y and Lace combinatiOns-aIs
Chemisettes ia great variety-whits and
cream-aU fresh. new Spring goods
Limir--TWo.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
uIRoRs GIVE FEES TO PAY FINES.

- -. r,o1oa Judge Miller to-day seven Of the
,,,rorq who found six young men guilty Of riotlng
g. the recent riots. where negro quarters were
1.,,r,7ed asked the judge not to innict greater
fine than 81 and costs. They contrlpuleu 'ie'
- - r..,.i,,e these fines and costs. The
oD Of The Jurors IS due 10 the fact that lhe prs
sare III NOunR
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
JUSTICE wILMoT M. SMITH ILL.

parcbogue Long Island. March 26.-Justice VII
- \, smith. Of the Supreme Court is seriously i'll
- bfs home ar this place. He Is suffering from
kidney trouble. and his friends are alarmed over
5t,;o, Tr,s+ice Smith was supposed to be
@g,,fserine @ from a cold and IL was not until TO-DAY
tbat the dangerous character OF MS Hl"laoS Dc
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
WRECK srREws BEACH WITH BANANAS.

rbroDes Of sightseers visited the scene ot
the Bodo wreck ten miles OF the west OF flre ISL
and yesterday 10 view the Dig lrul' S'sai"','
,,a5 ,,,..d some distance landWard. The beach is
strcUn for miles with tie bananas which constl-
tuted her cargo Being frostbiitcn, however: tassy
IRE yvortbIesS and therefore OF no beuent 10 lhe
country folk who hopa6 for wiaafa4 OF The trSnt'
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

Full information concerning these rooms
may be had. free of charge, at the UPTOWN
Office OF The New-York Tribune, l'5o4
Broadway. between 36th and Stth SIS
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

Il c. StatiCuery.................. s
Fine India LaWn-W-hite and R1ue-eH
sheets and - envelopes
Tsmir-Tvo bcvas
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q q. Taffeta Checks. 60.

sheer quality pure white small mo
dium and large dots
Iimlt-15 yards
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I9 CT. Bath Brushes. ...... .f2I{
solid one 0iece-I0ng curved handles.
Limit-Tvo
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BOOKKEEPER.- R.-ExperieHced, competent.
accurate; can handle cash ana paytoLI.
g + H 80 pulaski ST., Brooklyn.
BOY-Tau. office experience, with large
business house as office assistant, can
write and typewrite English and German,
unQuestiouable references. BECKER, ltld
LIST ave.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

tEe'9NAlAhIINV IND ~ II
DRESSMAKER.-COm artistic de-
Signer OF exclusive, correct styles. VIII
take orders at reduced prices to widen
clientele: models shown; references given.
31l West 70th-st.
RRSsdAKER. -Shirtwaist and coat suits
latest styles SO up. SHIELDS $50 Am
sterdaUn-ave.. near 102d-st.
FASHIONABLE MODISTE.- Ladies' own
material used. Latest styles. Early sea
son DrIces Work shown. "a W. 26th.
FRENCH MILLINER. artistic designer;
will trim hats at reasonable prices, also
call at residence. Nine. BLANCHE, lS5
West 10th st.
NJ GLICKIN, Ladies' Tailor, l.s4O Madi-
aon-aye.; suits. S25 up; ladies' own ma
teTial &l2 up
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40 ct. AL Silk Cniffons

Neur soft hnish-45 inches wide-Black.
white and all leading shades for Dress
and Millinery purposes
IImit-1O yards.
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Long and short-White Bedford cord
and Henrietta-capes handsomely trim-d
with fancy silk gimu--some with broyads
rihhon-sizss % . wears
T.imft-D0e
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MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eX-
changed GEO Is. EDDY, 30S Madison 81.
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
ADVERTISE Wanted. bright man.
hustler. as advertising solicitor on daily
newspaper Address, giving references VT.
JONES. Box 10 Tribune OfhCe.
ANY inteIlis gent person may earn good
income corresponding for newspapers, DO
ranvassiug. experience unnecessary. Send
for particulars. NORTHERN PRESS syn
DICATE.. LockpCrt, \. =.
ROY. Bright. neat hoy for office work;
must come well recommended. Address
in own Handwriting stating salary eN-
pected, r.. o.. Box TO- Trtounf Once
CORR ESPONDENT ADVERTISER. In
business for himself In a town in Central
New y urk. would like 10 obtain. py CORE
spondeuce. business for some substantial
New York house Ot houses representing
different husir SIS Address W. II. L. Box
Al. Tribune one.
TRUNEM MAKERS wanted al once We pay
the highest wages and have permanent
positions for competent. Industrious men i,
steady. reliable men only need Apply
I.EJPDLD e GOULD co, : +. Sth St
WANTED. single and married men, also
families TO work on farms in New YORK
state, immediate employment. Room y 10
"a No. % Park Row. after 9,3o a. m
Tuesday
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AGENTS WANTED.

THE "Pr P1-zzLE is the latest can you
put the rea IN the pot7 Everyb body tries
H. even father. sample l2c.. postpaid. L.
L. YOUNG CO.. Box $50. Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
RESTAURANTS,
TYPEWRITISG.

NEW UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. $50;
new oliver. $50 Remington No. 2. $50;
Addressograph S25. Rotary Neostyle. SO
Edison Ameograph, s.. ribbons IS cents.
NATHAN =. - Fulton -.
TYPEWRITERS. - r smiUgton. $40, Gran
dali s.. DensmOre. NOst or Hammond.
81 So Expert repairing EAA. III West
125th 81
TNPEW RITERS All makes sold. rented
repaired. exchanged: reliable service
GORMAN - Nassau-st. Telephone 2.14O-
COrtlandt
TYPEWRITERS RENTED Ali makes. all
prices a w NJ. co. 343 Broadway.
Phone 4NGO-Franklin.
81 90 CASH PAYMENT secures a New
Welllngtin Visible Typewriter balance
payable in small weekly payments WILL
tAMS MEG. Co, $50 Broadway. Tel. 2o6
-FrARkliR
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line. sixteen
words. seven times conSecutively. 81, Whicn
entities advertiser to have rooms entered IN
The Trlbune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
for a period Of fourteen days. Write Tor
circular.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
CARPET CLEANING.
CLOTHING.

CREDIT - suits overcoats. weekly or
monthly payments; confidential HAIR
LEM CREDIT CO, &2T3 Sd ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

80 as, Sailor Sults. -. 2.

Regulation Sailor Suits OF all WOOL serge
-desira'bIe the year round-navy. Blue.
Brown and Garnet-braid trim, silk tie,
shield and sleeves with hand emb'd en-
blems-S to IA years.
Iimit-TwO.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.


MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
IA HES. high grade bowling alley build
ers. lowest prices. MARX BROS, p Union
Square
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
$3.50 Lingerie Waists

White Lawn and BarIste-seven styles
elaborately trimd wl-h lace. IN ccmblra-
tton with tucks and panels. InserttCEs or
medalh0ns II emb y-lOng and Short
sleevcs-all clean. fresh. new waists
Llmlt-TvC
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
SO e. BOYS BlOrses

Madras and Pe-caIe-Stripas and figures
light medium and dark-also plain
cham brays-with and without collar at
tached-full cuts 20 Il yrs
Limit-ThTee
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
so Ct. Mems Madras Shirts. IS

White. with neat cold OF black stripes
and figures-cut full and large-all seams
double Stitched-aU sizes.
Three for a dollar
Iimit-Threp
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FeunaIe

T,Ar-NDRESS wanted AZ once. good wages
pqiI HUTCHINSON BUREAU, $40 9th
ave. near J5th ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
a Il. Nresfer Rffhors

Dresden and Beautiful Warp Print Efrects
light 'coI0rs-wreaths bouquets and
large fowered patterns-various tints.
satin bordrrs-also Novelty Stripe Taf-
fetas-4le 20 5l1 inch-rich quality fos
SasEes. GirjIes and Hats
Liuit-l1 wards
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

VIOLIN. Amau, formerly property OF late
Nicholas LongwCrth. here on sale :rOm Gin
cinnRtl FLECHTFP. % Uninn Square
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
25 CT. Babies SFirrs.
s3.s0 Wfq1eb7~e C7rse+e

Medium weight Cashuzre-Oren fronts
Scallop or ribbon fnizh-size7 ~ @ WIS.
LIruit-Three
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
S3.A9 Babies Coe+s

z me slEolE mus TN
Full cut-wide hem-cIusrer tucks.
Limit-Three.
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D. CT. Sash Nets
50 CT. Table linens

Arabian tiur-with and without lace and
lnsertlnsS-Iu Antique and CIuny Effects.
Luir-1- yag,-s
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

Imitation Baby Irish--newest patterns
white and Cream-very desirable Tor en-
tire costumes as we'll waists.
Iimit-2O Yards.
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S1.f9 washable PetticOats.. SO

stripe ginghams. zephyrs and seersuck kers
flare founCes-3 rJffie effect or tucked
or braid trim ruf1e-eXtra full-substan-
tiaI sDlendldIy made szirts-all lengths.
Ifmit-TWD.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
&9 G.. CrsEicr Tons

Goheliu Tapestry veave-GorsI fEuresl
and medallion lesisns-Evsry good color
c'mbination-d-slTable for chair s-ats 4
Wei as cushions
IImit-Tu-0
roman stripe Scrim Cushion rrfIliuE-
a. irch-full cushion length
special rc..-.......-..- cjOs
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

T--to-f- --'--'~-la
Womeu's Fine CoutiIle and French Ba
tiste-Whire and BlaCk-honed through
out with pure whalebOne medium and
long hips. with and without six zart-rs
sizes Is 90 so.
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g -aa Rovs, Refers. ............

SS816 bOyS- NCElII S..--------.- A'V-
Tan and Olive COvert-also fancy mixed
Cheviots-bast Spring shades-fuH length
-perfect shapes-gilt or metal rim but
rons-vfrh and without sleeve emblenls-
perfectlv taIored-S TO 10 years
Limit-Two.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

y 70 y CO EIyWSIo -......... 7 "a
Roses. Violets and small Blossoms every
desirable kind-all desirable colors
Lamit-TWu
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

20 and = iuch-fuU blaach-ru-e linen.
extra 1eavy-neWesr ratrerrz
Limit Yards.
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/. - 5STH ST - WEST - Exceptionally
fine accommodations, rooms, single or en-
suite, private baths and every modern con
venience. cuisine and service absolute per
fection. ideal and refined surroundings
families and gentlemen; references PAL
IsASCO.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

The Trfhfruafu Tfirarfory d Desirable Rooms
for a nsTiod of fourteen days Write for
circulsI
MAJ, W he bsd 80 ,o - obsga a. he r-otown
Oesc. - ~. - WI, -Tritt1ne / asa
BToadv-ay bstueen 96tb and ATTN sts
ere ,-,o-,-,o,,a i', rrorns single or en-
,uite- Tri,.ate bstbs ana e,er, modern con
vsnien6e. 5,,isina enJ service absolute per
fectior idesl ana refned surroundings
Iai9iHes R9HS ana gentlemen' references
"
=, Ervr,n-T1v ,,-,,t.t.d .rsrtnont
,ri+at. batL S1 "a daily Including
meas I%o; INSes - EseH,E on on ,itL
~ i'''''''i-i-f>i - i''
Cp,,rrp,v pApE Rooms with
o5 WItnouI private "a'"'
poIN IsI-I ~
- r.Sr o.rrJ or Nfa5tsor ave --
1nI. 1oioie anu Sl'fle l''i''7'
- aSaSl - - = - -
..-,. ,-.-..-.--- - - ,,e- line sixteen
words seven unes 'olseSu'i l,, Sly, = entered
a. ne ,r,y. Dtrectorv of Desirable
-. "a ~ g.. .i~s - so,,rteor 5avs Write
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
81 q. Womsr's \ e. rrsssss. .sa
80 Ct. Wcme1's Drawers. ....

Fine. close muslin-fuu cut-substautiaIIy
uade-yoze with emb y and H : rucks
lLUlr-TWc-
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r. 6, with extra row drawnvc-x-1Sz5s
also &o-iuCh squares I'm match designs
LiCit-Tu1 each.
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121z CT. Mems Initial E6'kf's. 8
Pure Iueu-full size-uarrow IT
LimIt-Oue dozen.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
$5.98 California Blankets s.q5f
80 G.. Slammed Scars

White and Scarlet an wool warn and
woCf-full size for double beds
LimIt-Tw0
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The following
,,o,reroents Of vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department:
' ARRIVED.
March 24-THe Nashville Santo Domingo city; the
T1Itlgre Puerto Plata. Texas and the Blakey
a. Pensacola the Osceola at St. Josephs Bay.
March 2n-The Charleston Tompkinsyla the Columbia
"a Guantanamo.
March 24-The Nashville from MaGos for San'2
The Texas nd the Bakely from St JosePhs Ray LOT 10
r5crsac0Is III Osceula from Peusacola 10Y =.
roscTE.s FRav. New York 70 seai,'h
90 lcrec- fhe Wisconsin. the concord and the ON"
from Cayite for Shanghai
March 25-The Eagle san Juan FOR survey q4Ly
GLACIER. the Brutus and the Cesar pasb-H +Ec
tsitCr1ac from Gibraltar relon w
ra,o1,s from Alexandria for Gibraltar. the ga.
5r5 he f-1attauooga AlsXsndria for Port Sal'
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

16 C, Eem'd EUcE Towels $1,000 9
2f'z3s- Damask figure eeurre-flIl bleach
fancy red borders
Limi--Due dozen
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
s22.qs Women's Suits

SI2o98 WOmeI'S SulJS.....-43svU
Plain coiorci B-oadcloth and fashionable
Cray WOrstcds-Eton, Pony and COLI
Goats handsomely tail0rei-some with
fancy vests-skrts In .he new circular OF
flare stvIeS-tastcfuI. stylish costumes-
AN sizes.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
DRY GOODS

q
IGlaF NaDlG OllGI lLISS
N1OT
SelAA w
ae Oh4oSr7qF01o7
PHONE ORDERS.
.I n stated
Good heavy ngr..n-n. aEssstHs or '''reA'
42xs6-in.,e-t ~ III .......... al
s-v.c --s,e,.- 40 90 81
5'zae-tnsread Of .1s....---.--.-.- 10.
Dad vr~=. C--rs-
A>~a~J H->--~ ~-g~-S
5hs famous -Locisvaod.. brand
?gya9-irs-4a5 NJ = "a
S-Voo t,-,.,I ~ 70
aov.o-Irs-,95 of "a
Limii"5lx jim '-5 N,.- sf '1z ..z~
o. m -.--,-..--.
%&'tJ -ls-A-SS4Ls@ SGdl s. - 81
Iya,1 r7o5- u.-.fg.,-,l- q -i.-.. r--.,I
or Chifronigr.
- - ~,-e--s--- - -.
y -" N--O----4 u - --..-------- s-If
ana medallion dezssns-Eysry socd colori
well as 1rsFi5rs '''.'- 10Y '''' ''
Roman Srrf-, So, -,-t--- --.z7.
special. rc.-............--..--...... 29a
~ - g, -7
~ Cto SsSL Nets. S............... .1Z1t
Arabian +fv-- -,,-,.t "a -.,.,... ,-
l. L.mi,|ls nit vlrts sl.. 'u'' '-'-5e'7-
o. 81. LaDle Linens. S....-....... 81
10 and - 5--t s--rr .r-,
avr~9 80. ,,---- -.--- t1-' i-l'7-i
rt-t.
r6 g. Eem,5 --or -,-ars o.
aa~7s- r,sr,,st, =---.-- ..---- 80, 49,,
FANCY r5,7.1-..-5--- '-A
Ts-... , -
s5.9s Cql=fo~~+e Pfs~ka~e zczt
"hlle anu Scarlet all WOOL warp and
"o'I-luH SIZE Tor double beds
I4mi'-Iwo-
80 c.. St2ICeG Scars ~
aIso Il So aSIi5cs @t5 f1sTa 5y T9w t 4TaT1w37ls4 , &
LimIt-Tv1o earl.
20 ~ WTn-- a~,1c ~ 1ssrf T,.s-eree -
-' g. - - ~ -
Fine, close muslia--fuu cut-substautiaIIy
rnade-yoze with emb y and H 5 tucks.
- GLs WCDs1 5 Drawers ...... IL
Fine strong muslin
Llmit-r6res-
$S.A9 Babes CCc-S 7SS
- '.te D7o-o-d cora
ana Heniletta-capes handsomely trim d
with Iancy SIX glmr-some with bruvads
rihooh-sizes % years
~ - pot..-s o,,... -.
- sl' G2S-~O |---- -S-.---.-..... q .
Medium weight Cashmsre-Open fronts
Scallop or ribbon inizh-sizes ~ @ WIS.
Limit-Three.
W5men.s Fine G5nt.re "a and F-.1-5 - x
T tiste-White and Black-boued through
out with pure WhalehUna- medium aud
sizes Is to so.
/ - 80 ..
I 3AoJU LLAkS4 IL E Us - ....-... -
elaboratsly trim'd wi,h lace. IN canblra-
I r,s5orIil-, - - - -
- IN --- '"1--
"-' '-'' ISL "r" "d'7-7-
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Full information concerning these rooms
may be had free OF charge, al the Uptown
once Of The New-York Tribune, 1864
Broadway. between 26th and 3Tth sts
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

TooI- like silk. but made Of finest mer-
carfzed varn-new line effects and Shep-
herd checks-one Of the most desl'aole
fabrics of the season
Limits yards
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Single insertions . cents per line. sixteen
oyords seven times consecIltiveIy. 81. which
entities advertiser to have rooms entered
in The Tribuue's Directory Of DeslIaole
Rooms FOR a period Of fourteen days write
for circular.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
Ready Made Pillow Cases
Ready Made Sheets
80 Rereissarce - =. :

Hand made H-naiSsaucc-3 piece LuenI
czntUe-iuIl length for Bureau. Sideboard.
or Chiff1ui-r
TImit--Tv-1
Sharp County record., 1906-01-05
Independence County Tragedies.

While engaged in gambling
one day last week Duff Williams
and Will Williams, two young
men of Oil Trough bottom, and
who were cousins, became en-
gagged in a personal difficulty
and the former was killed by a
blow by Will Williams, who used
the breastyoke of a wagon as a
weapon. The dead man is said
to have been rough character
and had served a term in the
penitentiary.
At Desha last week William
Weatherford was shot to death
by Will Dilbeck. 1t is said Dill
beck was under the influence Of
whiskey and revived an old quar-
rel with the man ne killed.
Sharp County record., 1906-01-05
James u. Smith.

The Record today contains the
formal announcement of James
". Smith, who is a candidate for
fa-election to the office Of County
Judge. Nothing we could say
would better acquaint the people
with this well known man and
official. However, it is due lin
TO say that he is unQuestionably
one Of the best officials who ever
presided over the county and
probate courts of Sharp county.
He is thoroughly honest and
fearless in the discharge Of his
duty and tracks the law without
fear or favor. Whatever else
you nay hear about Judge Smith,
you DO lot hear him charged
with being an incompetent Coun-
ty Judge,
Sharp County record., 1906-01-05
s. W, Kirby Killed.

S. w. Kirby, the bridge tender
of the Iron Mountain railroad
bridge across White river at Au-
gusta, was knocked off the bridge
and killed one day last week by
a freight train running on the
bridge before he could completely
swing the draw into its place,
The body was knocked into the
river and has never been recov-
cred.
Mr.. Kirby was the father Of
Mrs. Sterling P. Davidson of
Poplar Bluff, Mo-, and Foster B.
Kirby OF Womack, |. T., both of
whom are well known and have
many friends here.
Sharp County record., 1906-01-05
We CIT Y q.
Elmer Street is seriously i'll oi

Elmer Street is seriously i'll of
pneumonia.
Rev. Due is attending the an
nual conference of the NJ. E.
Church at Rogers.
Don McAdams has returned to
school at st. Louis, after taking
c! ri5tmas at home.
Rev. r. A. Robertson and fam
ily spent the holidays at Noun
tain Home with relatives.
Elston Brewer, who is IN school
at Texarkana, spens Christmas
week with his parents in this
city.
All the boarding pupils who
spent the holidays at their homes
nave returned and are in school
again.
F. w. Brewer and family and
Prof. Manning and family have
returned from a few days visit
at Barren Fork.
Sharp County record., 1906-01-05
New Telephone Directorate.

The Sharp County Telephone
Company's stockholders met here
last week and elected a board OF
directors as follows: G.. Fl. Math-
heny, John M. Buchanan, J. W,
Brown, r. |. Herrn, Thomas w.
Simpson, G. J. Wilson, S. L.
Guthrie, G. G. Price and Sam II.
Davidson. The company is
officered by the following gentle
men: c. j. Wilson president,
S. L. Guthrie vice president, C.
G. Price secretary and general
manager, Sam II. Davidson
treasurer.
Sharp County record., 1906-01-05
Some 1905 History.

"The lynchings reported for the
year 1905, according to statistics
kept by a Chicago paper, number
but sixty-six, the smallest num-
Der in any one year since 1885.
OF these lynchings sixty-five oc-
Cured in the South and one in
the North. Of the total number
sixty one were negroes and five
whites. Mississippi had the lar
gest number Of lynchings, II,
and Georgia and Texas came
next with II each. Five occurred
in Arkansas, The crimes al
legged were principally murder
and criminal assault.
In railroad disasters in 1905,
3, ,142 persons were killed and
10,9O4 injured. These figures
are for the steam roads. On ell
ectric roads AGA were killed and
1922 injured.
The number Of k il le d and
wounded in war during 1906 ox-
ceeds the record of 1904. The
total loss for the year is about
$4,000, as compared with 400,-
600 in 1904. The loss for Russia
and Japan is 208,963. The loss
in Russian civil strife and mas
sacres is fixed at 1862, 900, and the
amount is probably larger.
Sharp County record., 1906-01-05
impoverished Soil

Impoverished soil, like impov-
erished blood, needs a proper
fertilizer. A chemist by analyz-
ing the soil can tell you what
fertilizer to use for different
products.
Ii your blood is impoverished
your doctor will tell you what
you need to fertilize it and give
it the rich, red corpuscles that
are lacking in it. 1t may be you
need a tonic, but more likely you
need q concentrated fat food,
and fat is the element lacking
in your system.
There is no fat food that is
go easily digested and assimi-
lated as
Sharp County record., 1906-01-05
Mrs. Naticn Rampant AS'''

Houston, Tex, JAN l'-'
ing a new hatchet and a !
basket full of brickoaE'
Carrie Nation swooped a0''
on the Chronicle edltorlal "
ment tonight, and after ''. \
cigarettes from the lnV'', y,
several reporters, prO'l'r. +,
"square' them by den'v''
the Carrie Nation" saw
the Fifth ward. This 81"
cceded to do in the "'''
proved style. i
Salllng lHto WV ..s
Nation caught the pr0prl'y, !. ',
habitues unawares and d'", Y
ed several volleys oil Wv :,
with most destructive eO'"
Her broadsides rullvu .'.
$500 worth of bar llS'u',iit its
she could be elected ,..at1 n,ui
Iivering a lecture IN !. ''tr the
building, she went 70 ,;'T 'T' /
Of relatives in this ci''
she is visiting.