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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER
"a the District of Columbia, January 81.
1900 Ordered-That Section one Of Ar
ucle INa OF the Police Regulations Of
the District of Columbia is hereby
amended 10 read as follows: Section /
10 person shall transport, store. sell
'r use IN the District OF Columbia, in
excess OF five pounds. EunpowdeT. blast
ing powder or other high explosives in
airy form, including cartridges. primers.
fireworks, etc, without first obtaining
permit 70 do so from the Commission
ers Of the District Of Columbia. nor
D. ore than sixty pounds OF calcium car
lideS, nltrates or ChlOTatcs, without
first obtaining a permit 10 10 so from
The Commissioners Of the District of
columbia. and no such explosive shall
he transported. stored. sold, or used IN
said District except in accordance with
the provisions Of this article and such
additional precautions as may be pre-
sCribed by the Commissioners in unusu-
ally hazardous cases, and any person or
persons Transporting, storing, selling
or using any such explosive. shall post
a copy of this article on the building or
premises in some conspicuous place
where such explosives are 50 handled,
stored. sold or used No hermit shall
be- issued for the storage OF sale OF eN-
1iostVes or ammunition such as loaded
PAPER or metallic cartridges for guns
pistols or percussion caps, in any build
ing used for dwelling purposes in ex-
cess or an equivalent 10 ten pounds of
the explosives. All permits shall expire
except permits for fireworks which may
be issued for wholesale storage or sale
flom June ! TO July -, inclusive. and
for retail from June 81 TO July Z. n
elusive Special permits for TIE storage
Of fireworks may be issued by thv Fire
Marshal. subject 10 the approval "f the
Commi iSsiOneTs of the DiStS, OF
Columbia, and a fee OF one dollar shall
be charged for the issuing OF permits
for the storage. sale. or use of eXpi0-
sives mentioned in this section. except
fireworks. for which fee of fifty cents
VIII be charged. HENRY r. r. MAC
FARLAND. HENRY l.. WEST, JOHN
RIDDLE. Commissioners of the Dis
triCt of Columbia. 1t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
d. G. Washington, ID. c. Jan. .. 1906
At 3 O'CLOCK p. NJ. on THURSDAY.
FEBRUARY 15. 1906, the fish wharf
rights and privileges will be sold at pub
lie auction on y street between Eth and
9Th streets northwest. in front of the FISH
stalls OF the Washington Market. for the
term Of one year from March ! 1908
For further information as to terms of
sale. etc. apply at the Office of the
SealeT of Weights and Measures. No. 46I
Louisiana avenue northwest HENRY b
F MCFARLAND, HENRY L. WEST
JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners. ID. C
Jas 20, ,5lfe .. 3.5.G.7.s
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR RENT-STABLES.
TRUSTEES SALES.
THOs. }. OWEN & son. Auctioneers

IhOS. ). OWEN x SON AuctiOueeIs-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. TNO-STORf
FRAME DWELLING. 6H SOUTH CARO-
LIMA AVE.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust .iui9
recorded. in Liber No. 2s34. Folio l5s. q seq,
OF the land records e the District OF ColuIn-
bia. and at the request Of the party S@cuFsd
thereby, the undersigned trustee VIII sell, at
public auction. in the Office of Ihos. j. owen
4 Son, 9l3 r 81. NV. on the TENTH DAY
or FEBRUARY. a. ID. 1906 AT ONE
O'CLOCK i. N, the following described land
and premises. situate IN the city OF Wash
ingtOl. District OF Columbia and designated
and being the west twenty feet front Of
original lot eleven IN square eight hundred
and seventy-siX by the FUN depth thereof. inl-
proved 5y two-story frame mouse, 81 south
Carolina ave. subject 10 q prior deed OF
trust for 1880 due on or about Octobea
2S 1908.
Terms OF sale. ali casn. = deposit OF $50
VIII be required at time Of sale. All con-
Neyanclng. recording, etc. al cost 0f pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale 10 be compl!e.i ,,-ifh
within fifteen days from day Of sale, otner-
wise the trustee reserves The right 10 resell
the property. at the risk and cost OF default
ing purchaser, after five days advertisement
oI sueh TSSsale In some newspaper publish
% i4t Washington, -. q.
FRANK y. FOSTER Trustee
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THcs. :. OWEN s son. AUcIioneers-
TRUSTEES SALE or TWO-STORY FRAME
l'N BLING OK FRANKLIN PLACE

TRUSTEES SALE or TWO-STORY FRAME,
ibN Bling oN FRANKLIN PLACE
LEANWOOD. u. s.
BY virtue Jt certain deed OF trust duly
recorded III l-lber 2sg6, folio III e "a 3ns
or the l1nd records for the District uf co.
-ImbIa. and a. the reqGest OF he marty
secured ;.ers by. We viii sell at public auc-
ti"n. 81 .rJft Of the PREMISE. On SATUR-
DAY. FE-:-tUARY 30, lgos, al $50 ,lCLOEK
+ n, ;~r foil )wins-Gese' ,1el land ana
premises. situate ln the GO az Of Washing
top, Tistrict Of Columbia. se-.g par. or orle-
hal 0t 9. IN J. IL W. BuTicy subdivision
o. S1erin Estate. Deanwood. i. O.. IeC0rded
IN 'rHY Sher.Ie- is folio g, Suryrypr-s s or
ne, -hstF' I Of Columbia, being known as
''.s > -i-- = in a. unreCoried subdivision
- ~. -u-V 4ot =. @-d more PARTICULARLY
--F- -# "A S-'i deed OF :-1st.
-.ne-third casa, balance IN ore and
- "srs, secured 10y deed OF trust ana
l..l rs per cent interest. or ali cash al
- aascIs option $50 deposit required al
"a Il s,de. sal4 70 be closed IN ten DAYS
o. deposit forfeited.
GALEN F.. GREEN
JOHN W. BROWNING
2asll'itz.o,t.s Trustees
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FOR SALE-Near new 18th 81. extension. Iot
10 l56. 10 alley, soon to be rUnning buy
now and receive greatly increased value
cause for selling need money. Address
OWNER. 3 NJ 81. nv. AZ home, 20 pm
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR,
Office OF the Superintendent Y. ,, cap
itol Building and Grounds, Washington.
-. g, January 70. 1876. Sealed proposals
Din duDlicatej viii be received and
ooened al the above office al O'CLOCK
T. NJ. WEDSESi AZ. FEBRUARY y,
laJ6 for steel framing incident TO the
construction Of the office buildings for
the House of Representatives and the
United States Senate. and for hreproof
floor construction for the several floors
OF the office building, House OF Repre-
scntatiVes. Plans and specifications can
be had on application TO the above cfflce.
4 certified check IN the sum OF S25 will
be required from the intending bidder
as a -ranty for the return OF plans
ana sp CinCuIiOns. The specifications
viii state the amount of certified check
or approved surety bond in lieu thereof.
hsch must accompany each bid. The
right - rrseTved 10 reject any OF all
bids, or alternates. OF to waive any IN
fcrmality or techuicality in any bid
ELLIOTT WOODS, Superintendent L. S
Capitol Building and Grounds. Approved,
f \ HITCHCOCK, Secretary.
ja30.fe512,l9
OFFICER for L s Soldiers Home,
Washington Barracks D. g. February
3. lSJ6-Sealed proposals will be received
here until noon FEBRUARY .. 1906
ana then publicly opened. for furnishing
twelve thousand barrels. more or less. of
Portland cement. To be delivered a the
L. 5 Soldiers Home. Washington. d. q.
Information on application. JOHN STE
PHEN SEW ELL. Captain Engineers.
fe3,5,6,I,36,27
PROPOSA AIS FOR PUBLIC CONVENT
ENcE STAT1ON-Ofice OF the Commits
sloneTs, -. c.. Washington. ID. 9. FeBru-
airy ,. 1905. SEALED PROPOSALS will
be received at this Office until p
O'CLOCK NJ. WEDNESDAY, FEBRC-
Any Il. 1906. 10 construct Pubic Con-
Nenience Station Number one and sep
aTaie proposals for Plumbing therein
r ornS, Specifications and necessary in
formation may 5c obtained at this office
HENRY b. +. MCFARLAND HENRY
l.. VEST. JOHN BIDDLE, Commission
tLs. i. 9. fe5-6t-exSs
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
once Of superintendent. L : CAPITOL
Bmld:ng and Grounds. Washington. u.
g., January =. 1905 Proposals dn duplf-
catej VIII be received and opened at the
above Office WEDNESDAY. FEB
RLARf 2S, 1895, AT O'CLOCK 2 NJ
for cast iron soil and drain pipe aad m
uIgs therefor. TO be used in connection
with the plumbing work for the once
building. United States Senat~ Plans
and specifications are ready for issue
and VIII be sent 10 competent intending
bidders upon application. The right Is
reserved 10 accept or reject any or al
proposals, or sections CT proposals as Sci
forth on proposal forms and 10 waive
any infOrmalities or technicaIities. Ell
LOTT WOODS. Superintendent L. s
Capitol Building and GrounCs Ap-
proved; +. a. HITCHCOCK, Sc -retary.
fe3-h. TO- l2.i5.lt
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MONEY TO LOAN.

BY PRIVATE PARTY, $40 to $50, on in
dorsed notes: easy terms. Address conhdon-
TALLY, BOX 4s5 Times once. fest
MONEY To LOAN by private party. fIom
& to s5O; confidential. Address BON COO
Times ONCE taSi -2Jt
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FOR SALE-LoTS.
; HAVE YOU SEEN
3 FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS? !?

II not you should inspect this property
and make 4 selection of a lot before all
the choice ones have been sold. Don't
make a mistake as TO the location. and
imagine 1t is far out in the country.
ONLY SIX BLOCKS
beyond present terminus OF the 18th street
car line. and the cars Will be running
past the property early next summer
80 CENTS SQUARE FOOT
is our price at present WIN be worth
% CENTS when the car line Is extended
NOW is the time TO buy. before the sprins,
rush is on All city improvements viii
be put in this subdivision free of~eharge
Let Us send you a map and Gull par
ticulars.
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IF TOU ARE PUTTING MONEY
E3H a IN a bank. yOH look Tor Sks safest
- a. institution. why not use the sans
~ C4Te when you deposit your val
tables ror z loan? We have . building And
sales made f0r the purpose. All business
confidential. Money loaned on watches diA-
monds, 5eweiry. etc Interest three per csnt
instead Of ten.
H. X. FULToSss LOAN OFFICE.
Established 1870. 3l4 Ninth Street y. w
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Money Loaned ss-Ezfsd peop.s
Retail merchants. teanlsters. boarding b3ussS.
without security iargs business IN - prin-
cipal cities. TOLAAN. Room 50s SO 18TH
zW.
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ROBINSON & CO, (INC.),
6I3 Fourteenth Street \. ". fe4-3t
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
{ AY E CIT Y .

DR.. Van McAdams of Cord
spent Tuesday night here.
George ". Brewer, the well
known singer of Cave Creek,
will sing at Flat Rock church
next Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Burge spent last
Monday in BatesviIle and saw
The Hoosier Grip at the opera
house Monday night.
Hon. E. B. Andrews was in
the city Tuesday receiving the
congratulations of his friends
upon his denomination for the
legislature.
Thos. Wilson, Jr., and Miss
Emma Brewer were married near
this place tuesday afternoon,
Rev. R. A. Robertson performing
the ceremony,
The Coming Men Of America
lodge of this place will give a
free entertainment on Saturday
night, April "A, A splendid pro-
gram is being arranged.
Mrs, Thorp Of Tyronza visited
relatives in the city the first of
the week. She was accompanied
home Wednesday by her son,
Frank, who had been attending
school here.
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n A R D Y

Jerome Crick of Marked Tree
came up Friday.
R. L. Hastings of Franklin
was in town this week.
W. S. Vannatta of Fulton
county was business visitor to
town this week.
Several persons came up from
Williford Saturday night to see
"The Deacon.
The work Of scraping and
painting the Spring river bridge
began Monday.
j. H. John and Jerome Crick
left here Monday for Canada,
where they will SOW their wild
oats.
Misses Fannie and Maud Rit-
chic of Ash Flat came in Satur-
day and witnessed The Deacon
that night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Turner
of Springfield, Mo-, visited Mr..
Turner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Turner, a few days this
week.
Ernest McGinnis left Sunday
for Marked Tree, where he has
accepted position in a restaur-
ant. Ernest worked at the same
place last summer.
The proceeds from "The Deac.
on" which was played here Sat-
urday night by home talent,
were S37.75. The play was re-
peated Wednesday night. 1t will
be played at Ash Flat Saturday
night, April I.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
FRAUD IS CHARGED.
Alleged That Governor Davis Election
Is Due To Crooked Work And
False Returns.

The friends of Senator Berry
are claiming that with a fair
count Governor Davis is defeated
for the senate, and there is con-
siderable talk of contesting the
result in a number of counties.
1t is pointed to as a suspicious
fact that those counties returning
large majorities for Davis could
not be heard from until the Berry
counties had reported, and that
the Davis election machinery
controlled all Of them.
Fraud in favor of Gov. Davis
in many counties is openly
charged.
No expression has been had
from Senator Berry as to whether
he will accept the announced re-
suit or order a contest.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
John S, Little,
To My Friends:

| desire to express to you my
grateful appreciation for the 10y
al support that you have given
me in my race for governor,
Though | was defeated, | have
the satisfaction of knowing that
made a clean race. do not
feel any bitterness in my heart
toward those who conscientiously
opposed me. The campaign has
been bitter one and | have had
much to contend with; much that
considered unfair and unmanly,
but my successful opponent,
Judge John S. Little, has as
sured the people that he was in
no way responsible for this, and
| am glad that | am able to be-
ieve his statement. | have
known him a long time, know
that he has filled with credit and
fidelity every position intrusted
to him, and | have not the slight
est doubt that as governor of this
state he will discharge the duties
of the office with that same fdel-
ity that has characterized all of
his public acts. l am able, there
fore, to say to the people of this
state that in selecting their gov
ernor they have selected as wise
and as good a man as was in the
race, and certainly as good a one
as they have had for the past six
years. Your friend,
Robert l.. Rogers.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
DAVIS MAJORITY.
The Arkansas Gazette Says 1t Is 9,99S
VOtes.-The Democrat Says II
Is Considerably Less.

Tuesdays Little Rock Gazette
said that Gov. Jeff Davis major
ity over Senator Berry is 9,998
votes. The Gazette claims its
figures are based on official re.
turns from many counties and
reliable information from others.
These figures show that Gov.
Davis carried fifty county by a
total majority of 1908, while
Senator Berry carried twenty.
five counties by a majority in to-
tai of 6,065.
Tuesdays Little Rock Demo-
crat said that Berry is only 4,293
votes behind Davis on the face
Of the returns.
So there you are.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
CHAMBERLAIN'S SALVE.

This salye is intended especially
tor sore nipples. burns, frost bites,
chapped hands, itching piles, chron-
lc sore eyes, granuaLed lids, old
chrome sores and for diseases of
the skin, such as tetter, salt rheum,
ring. worm, scald head, herpes. bar.
oer's Itch and eczcma. 1t has met
with unparalleled success IN the
treatment of those diseases. Price
% cents per box. Try 1t. For
sale by all druggists.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
Wanted To See A Fair Count.

At his home at Bentonville last
Saturday Senator James H. Berry
received a telegram from his old
comrades at Helena stating that
10000 Confederate soldiers stood
ready to move at his command
and demand that he have a fair
count in the state. The Senator
is said to have smiled and made
no comment on the telegram.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
THE VICTOR AND yANQUISHED
Express Gratitude To The Friends Who
Supported Them.

To My Fellow Citizens of Arkan-
sas:
| take this method of express
ing my gratitude to my friends
and fellow citizens for their gem
erous and faithful support of my
candidacy for the nomination for
governor. To their faithful and
tireless support through a long
and wearisome campaign | attri-
butte my success. My apprecia-
ton can not be measured by
words, but | shall ever hold them
in grateful remembrance, and
shall ever strive to merit their
esteem and confidence. Sincerely
yours,
John S. Little,
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
State News.
Breezy Happenings From
All Over the State of
Arkansas.

Harrison has a young ladies'
cornet band Of Is pieces.
J. H. Orr of Alicia is the owner
of a mule that will be 30 years
old April y.
While out hunting near Boone
vile John Haugh accidentally
shot himself and death resulted.
J. B. Lance of Mena captured
a catamount a few nights ago
which measured AZ inches from
tip to tip.
Oscar Kelly, aged 10 years,
of Roughton fell from the rail-
road bridge into the river and
was drowned.
Near MorriIton James Adams
barn was burned, destroying all
his feed, a COW and calf and a
lot Of chickens.
Nancy Binns, a negress, was
burned to death at Monticello
recently. While in an epiIeptic
fit, her clothing caught fire.
John MoreIand. near Atkins,
has a COW that recently became
the mother of four well developed
calves. All were dead when
born.
Fire destroyed property to the
amount of $4,000 at Paragould
Monday. A hotel, a furniture
store and a barber shop were
burned.
The 17-year.old daughter of
Marion Youngblood of Carroll
county accidentally shot herself
a few days ago, dying a few
hours later.
Last Monday Governor Davis
pardoned NJ. Sternberg, who was
convicted in Franklin county on
a charge Of soliciting orders for
whiskey in a prohibition district
and fined 500.
James W. Inoe was hanged at
Danville Wednesday. Several
months ago Ince murdered his
wife and three children with an
ak while they slept, His lawyers
plead insanity.
At Perryville Charles Ezell,
Is years old, struck Perry Hell
ton, another boy, over the head
with a piece of scantling, killing
him almost instantly. The two
had quarreled over a trivial mat
ter.
At Hartford Monday a large
crowd saw DR.. Smith, mayor. of
the town, wheel Jesse Edwards,
merchant, up and down the
street in a wheelbarrow. The
unusual sight was occasioned by
an election bet.
Near Van Buren Sam Cooper
and Frank Ireland, two young
men, while engaged in clearing
land, quarreled over some trifling
matter and Ireland struck Cooper
with the blade of an ak, splitting
the skull and inflicting a fatal
wound.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
North Arkansas.
Short Items of News From
the Counties Neighbour
ing Sharp.

Local capital will establish a
bank at Gassville.
J. H. Rovenstine Of Mammoth
Spring, aged 81 years, dropped
dead one day last week.
William Royles of Violet Hill,
lizard county, dropped dead one
day last week from heart disease.
Five new Farmers Unions
have lately been organized in
the western district Of Lawrence
county.
The foundation for a modern
lime kiln is being laid at Hand
ford's quarry, % miles above
Batesville.
In the late primary the vote at
Pocahontas for circuit judge was
as follows: Meeks 1866, Baker
Is, Crenshaw 70.
Black river became so high
last week that many farmers in
the lowlands Of Randolph county
moved to the hills.
Dr.. NJ. Mcclure, one of the
oldest and best known citizens Of
Batesville, died Monday of par
alysis, aged 10 years.
A $500 team of mules belong
ing to j. D. Jones of Mountain
Home was drowned in Pigeon
Creek during the late rise.
The Newport city council has
passed an ordinance prohibiting
the running at large of all live
stock within the corporate limits.
The 8-months-old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Hall of Pocahon-
tas fell from a chair into the fire
and was burned so badly that it
died.
Last week in Randolph county,
while crossing Black river, a
pair Of mules, the property CT
George Kenney and valued at
S275, were drowned.
Attorney S. A. Moore Of New
ark is one of the dem ocratic
nominees for representative in
Independence county and Will
Thompson is the other.
Mrs. John Ellis of Mammoth
Spring, whose husband died last
summer and who afterwards lost
her residence and contents by
fire, is now a raving maniac.
Gen. V. Y. Cook of Independ-
ence county has been appointed
to the command of the third di-
vision of Forests Cavalry Corps
at the Confederate reunion at
New Orleans.
The little 3-year-old son of
Thomas Riggs, who lives three
miles from Pocahontas, was
burned to death one day last
week by a pot of scalding water
being turned over on him.
Dan Blunt of Randolph county
died March %. 1t is said that on
the day before his death he said
he said he would be willing to die
if he could live until the next day
and cast vote for Gov. Davis.
The election officials took a ticket
to his residence, but he was too
weak to make it out.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
Gov. Davis AT Home.

Russellville, April 2.-Govern.
or Davis was met at the depot
here when the noon train came
in today by about 1000 persons,
who congratulated him on his
success in the senatorial race,
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE CONSTITUTION or y"
STATE OF ARKANSAS

NJ office is hereby given that inc 81 ,0s arep,
i y Joint resolution. proposihs sssd an kb
ment to the State Constitution, was pas pasn n l&
General Assembly at its regular sess'o" =" ,he en-
and that the same will be submitted Lotion "
tors of the State at the next genera tar adopted
be held Monday. September 8, I'oo' i''
or rejection, viz: p
Proposed amendment hoo. '',.,ts
That Section or Article Ia OF the thenSOS SC,i soap
Of the State OF Arkansas, be ah'c"'N
read as follows: c.,oroI AssemSS
Article IA, Section 3: The Genera onnnpOrtd
shall provide by general laws ior tmI nI never e.
common schools by taxes, when s'abb tbe dola@
ceed in any one year three mills on od m' nv ansn
the taxable property Of the state, az, no assessed
nual per capita tax of one doliar' eta over M
on every male inhabitant OF TINS 3'h ,he Cencrs
age of twenty-one years. Provided ,orize uj school
Assembly may by general law, auInI,d auIiiSod electors
districts to levy by vote of the duals n,sn mills On
of such district tax not to exceed .I seJ'n nnurpGe
the dollar in any one year for scnDOll scnSOl, he apprc
Provided further that no such tlN s," nv other d%
priated TO any other purpose nor to,d 70 ad' ,
trict than that for which II was eVie' ,be Office
The above resolution was iiled ,nos ~,
the Secretary Of State on ldarch :. ust i" the so'
Each eector may vote for or asa''''' ~,
amendment. this the ln"
Witness my official signature on ""'
day Of February, 1906. ,rnWIG
Secretary Of S"'
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
Foiey's Honey and Tar
heais lungs and stops the cough.
Subscribe for the Record,
HOW TO AVOID APPENDICITIS

HOW TO AVOID APpENDJCITIe
Most victims Of appendicitis are
those who are habltually constlpa,ed
or'no Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chrome constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels and restores
The natural acton of the bowels
Or'no Laxative Fruit Syrup does
not nauseate or gripe and is mild
and pleasant to take, Refuse sub.
.utute W, Q. Snow.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
(Soal.)

Sick headache results lro" /.
rangement of the stomach '' .A
cured by ChamberIain'' s'0~",. !" "'",.
and Liver Pills, Sold by a" a''F
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
NEW SPRING Coon

This week we place on sale our open;rc
ment of Spring Dress Goods, Laces Embssoals az
Gnghams, Ladies and Gents Shoes and Nv
Clothing, Gents furnishings, etc. 0'@
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06

E. D. Smothers is Baxter
county's next representative.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
EVERY ENDE4VOR HIS BEEN m,,

Not only to secure the best values, but caraf,,
tention has been given to the styles and att,,n;
When in Batesville we request the pleasureNf
company at the showing of our new sprinc y
All mail orders VIII be given our prompt anu 9,
full attention, so if you cant come, send Us vo,.
der and we will guarantee satisfaction of n
goods and price We wish here to call at..
10 our line Of Staple Groceries. We carry
plete line in this and will advise your seejnc r.,
fore buying elsewhere. Also our line Of ,u
goods, harness, collars, saddles, plow gear, etr
complete and our prices are the same as thew w..
before the big advance was added to this linz
goods. We are sole agents for the celebrated ~
Deere Plow goods and if you are in need of no'
cultvator, lister or anything in this line, call on,
before buying elsewhere.
WEI VER=DOWDY 0o
MaxfieId Stand. BatesviJIe a,
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06
WRITE US A LETTER

Put aside all timidity and write us
freely and frankly, in strictest conf
dence, telling US hll your symptoms
and troubles. Wewill send free advice
lin pain, sealed envelope, how to
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-06

A. &. Arm, Sidney
Ark.