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Sharp County record., 1906-02-16

Baron Iwaski, aged 26 years
and worth fifty million dollars,
easily the richest young man of
Japan, is now in the United
States, studying American ways.
Look out for him.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16

Another German professor has
discovered a consumption cure.
But with all the "cures" the
great white plague continues to
claim its thousands.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16

A Connecticut woman, who has
been married "a years and has
had 81 children, is asking for a
divorce, and an exchange is
bold to say she deserves it.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16

Senator Covington, the muchly
indicted member from Johnson
county, is a candidate for Rep
resentative. Covington's gall is
still intact.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16

Henchmen of the Arkansas
political combine are Industrious
ly securing the state circulating
ugly stories against "Bob" Rog-
ers. The combine is in dire
straits. The combine is defeated.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16

Miss Alice Roosevelt's wedding
outfit cost only S11,400. And
yet her father is a disciple of the
simple life.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16

Editor w. r. Gadd of the Perry
vile News is a candidate for state
senator, b'gad.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16

The Rector Newsboy carries
this at its masthead: "For
President in 1908, William j.
Bryan"
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16

Plant less cotton and more
fruit trees, is the advice of the
Calico Rock Progress.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16
State News.
Breezy Happenings From
All Over the State of
Arkansas.

Il plo,OOU UGWlSl IStlplo 10
being erected at Hot Springs.
Montgomery county still has
100, 900 Of land subject to home
stead.
The Howard county circuit
court docket contains 100 GRIM
inal cases.
A bank has been established at
Centerton, a small point in Ben
ton county.
Miss Lucy Taliaferro of Rison
received a kick from horse
which broke her arm.
Hill Solomon was struck by a
train and killed at Earle. He
was a laborer on the track.
An Indian Territory citizen has
applied for a franchise to furnish
lellville with electric lights.
The Sun says the peach crop
in Benton county has been SER
iously damaged blythe late freeze.
Marcus Berger, for twenty five
years one of the most prominent
merchants of Jonesboro, died last
week.
Fruit growers around Judsonia
are advertising for 1000 straw.
berry pickers for the coming
seas son.
The Southern Trust Company
OF Little Rock has let the con-
tract for ten STORY building to
cost S350,000.
Col. Jacob Yoes is dead at Van
F, iren. He owned a cotton plan
lasion or 81, 900 acres, one OF the
largest in the state.
Governor Davis has pardoned
Martin Fisher, convicted in Lo-
gan county of giving liquor to a
minor and fined $50.
Mrs. W. H. Camp was burned
to death at Redfield. She was
burning grass in the yard and
her clothing caught fire.
At Hot Springs Samuel Rog.
ers, who had a wife and several
children, while crazed by liquor,
took morphine and ended his life.
w. H. Fuller, farmer of Car
Isle, last year raised 30 1-2 acres
of rice which yielded $500 BUSH
els. The entire crop is easily
worth 800.
George Chichester, convicted in
Clay county of seduction and
sentenced to one year in the PEN
iUentiary, has been pardoned by
the governor.
In Greene county while the two
small children Of Eli Lamb were
playing with a pistol the weapon
was discharged, and a 2-year-
cid girl received a bullet through
the jaw.
Mrs. Fannie Owens, a very
poor woman of Hot Springs, re-
ceived news last week that she
had fallen heir to $1,000 and that
the money was awaiting her in
south Arkansas.
At Dermott few days ago the
body of an unknown man was
found dead in an old field. The
body had been terribly lashed
with a knife. How the man came
to his death is a mystery.
While playing see-saw with
some other children the small
of Mr.. and Mrs. Grael
Of Mansfield was killed. The
board upon which they were rid
ing broke and the girl fell under
it. She died almost instantly.
Sherman Lovelett, a negro,
shot and killed Shelton Bean, ii
white man, in Jefferson county,
and made mis- escape, but was
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16

The Populist party seems to
have lost its charter,
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16

There seems to be a lull in
state politics. 1t is well.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16
|L0irectory.
DELICIOUS

preaching at the Methodist
obnrch second and third Sunday
= bach month, by Rev. W. 5
southworth, pastor
S sunday School every sunday
mor ,ing at 10 O'Clock. o. e.
cha ver, superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16
Mountain Home Wants Sunday Mail

Mountain Home is making an
effort to secure a Sunday mail
from Cotter.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16

ISkEEMENTS OF LEASE, ACKNOWLEDGE
ments, atlidavits to accounts. Dpnositions und
va renewal OF mortgages taken. Abstracts OF
FURNISHED Bills Of sale, bonds for title.
~ OF truSt-pcrsonalty and realty-deeds,
@,c.alnL husbands, unmarried persons, wiles
y, warrant with REIMBURSEMENT OF dover
~ contracts, mortgages-real estate, ehatti
~ noIo9 Ioi-ahu noWHrs OF attorney, written and
" dnohs dllcat'ohs ier homesteads and prescriptions
usohatlohs prepared and p.tents procured
FOR redemption of lands from
~ anu petitions to refund taxes erroneously
Sharp County record., 1906-02-16
". Jernigan, M. D.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Dsrs his professional Serrices to the COM
lty.
II LVENING SHADE, ARK.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
e maqlIoariaS para hlciend S Go sz1car.
COntratistas de factorIas compeas neuYendOes edci

Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombas y
accessories Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanita, Bayam6n, Plazuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicente, Vega Baja, Provdencia, Pati.
Has, Mercedta, Yabucoa, Buena Vista, Ca.
rolina.
SUCRS, do |. VILLAMIL & Co.. s;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23

sss emboscadss contra una honorA bic
persona do 10 locslidad. Yo az &
quisn 10 reheres; y no 70 invito & que
digas % nombrc, porque 4 tanto no
to atreverfas: para ESQ tsndrixs miedo.
lverdad, Capitan Embuatsrc?
Ahora. quisro darts un eonssjo
prudente. sDeists dc propsgandas
polfiicss, y ocdpats do sacar siquie.
ra 40 centavos en- tu psQueHo nsgccio;
no lanees smboseadss contra ess &
quisn llamaa ID eng edo y oaciQue,
porque To vamos & dscir tanto; NO hs'
gas ostentaci6n oon los obreros, pues
s'tos to conocsn mucho, , tienea busn
juiclo para podsr apreciar & quienss
debea agrasecer Ago y quisnss son
los que blscaban su protecci6n CON
fnes especulattvos.
Comprfmsss, Captain, samprfms.
10, y no des lugar & que, eonvirtisn'
do las cosas ca ssrio, pusdas sncon.
trar 10 que no eaperabas.
Hasta ot.a.
CsrOneI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
(De Coronsl d Capitdn J.
Vega Bsia, Marco de 1905.
Sr Capitsn Verdades.

Sr: Hsce dfas viene ustsd exhi
biendoie On Gel Aguilas, celebre pa
pe,usho que SO publtca en Ponce, pu'
blicsndo sandecss y tonterfas, pues
otra cosa no puzzle escribir ustsd.
Ests Captain Embustsro -su ape
lido debs ser asf -notando ya que
nadis hA hscho case & sus dsspschos,
Va soltando POGO & POGO 10 lsngus, y
busno es salirls & tempo para svitAr
le mslores males.
A este Captain Embuatero le co
nocsmos aquf muy hien Hasta hace
POGO vivi6 muy lsioa do esta ciudad,
y en- el punto de ~ residencia logr6
obtensr de cierto p:ohombre republi'
csno, algana protecci6n, con la cual
vino & Vega Baia, y puso un nsgocito.
Crey6 al principle que hArfa alqo, y
estuvo callado y humilds; pero viendo
que 10 cosa no resultabl como 81 pen
20, estudiA Il m1do dc siquiera pro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
EL TABJ
LEY RFLIdOSA 7 PENAL DE- La POLYNESIA

-hsb.sndose conducido NAL CON los
iudivfduos dc Uwsa un euroEeo, que
30 encontrAbA entire ellos, ell Rey 10
mand6 & declarar tabd; do esto result
70 que el irfelfz toe absndonado y
qued6 reducido & 10 mas profunda mi
sefia.
Ahora. pusde hacer el lector, de
s,ta aplabra, todas las aplioaciones
que ls auglerA el busn aentido.
Pero es convenience que hsga 10
un enssyo:
Uaa janona. On rearecto oil ma
trimonio, puede decirs, que "a encusn'
ira taba. ). estado de cusl pueds a..
lr, siempre qua epcuertre uoa buena
ANA que 10 re eve de ID PEN
U peri6 llco-no ma refsro q min
guno de Ponce q's vAya perdisndo
sitcritores csds ofs, se encontrark
prtx mo al tabd. -.
Un parsido no me refsyo 81 Re.
pub!icano-Que 50 vaya quelardo Sin
aGeptos, es porque 10 opinion pdbli'
CO 10 declara taba;
Un bruja incAndesceats 60 decla.
RADIO tab,t por los que fan, .pusa
6stos no quieren amistadss nj relacio.
mes con los brujas.
Que dssea uated que nadie conspi
re contra 81 bolsillo. .pues dec & e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23

Esta palabrs, en- la cual me he q :
iado, T or casualidsd, leyendo un ar
sfculo do autor extranjsro, hs de 80.
carms, en- el actual momento, del apu
70 de l,ensr unas euartillas. Para clio
tspgo que consular un libro que on
cuentro & la mano, tamb.6n por oasua'
lidad, y o. "a sutor Leon Gerardfn.
SQle 60 tobd2 Muchos do los leo
torres 10 sabran sntes que 20 10 he So
bido, psro mi p.op6,ito no e. aquf
dar una lssci6n, y sf jugar un tanto
con oil voq,sible. hstta llenar las Guar.
tillss......
Tsbd. dice Tab.ll6n -citado por
Gsrardiu era cssi Ia daica lsy rsli
gloss J pen,l de Ia Polineais, siendo
prcclamsia por los ssser otss de
acuerdo con LIS iefas.
Los difsrsntss casos de apl!c aci6n
de est. ley sstka compren iidos en- los
Gig lierts eismplos:
10 So dec,Arsbaa tabds los cam
pos cuYa cosechs no 90 b sbfa efsctua
do ada, para impedlr que sl pueblo ae
10 com'ese antss dc que m adurara.
% Iaba era declaraGo el rio Gu
70 peacs diam!nufa.
50 Servis tambi6n esta palabra
para significar una especie dc xeomu
ni6n religioss, paresida 4 10 de 10
Edad Media. Una vez-dice Tabill6u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
CARTA ALBERTA

porclonarsa 20 8 & cantavos diarios
-nuuca hsrA mas aquf y pum, %
mete como socio On cierta instituci6n
do obreros, y allf hace tessimonio de
tal. D, Il Fero, nj por saas El ca.
pitaa vsrdales 8 Embustero, tendr&
que irse de aluf si quisre obtener los
80 q 10 cen avos que necsita para
vivlr. Los obrsros no PIE len crserle,
puss los ssbsn pensar, y mucho mas,
recuerdan c)n pena cisrtas cosas pasa'
das en- el pueblo donde han nas!do.
Yo, Captain Embuatero, no aerfs
salirte al eIcuentro, porqus pena me
daba de IN b mbre pobre que busca.
ba el modo dc soatsnsr 10 vida, aun'
que fueie de un modo artIfc a.; pero
ya que to has metido On 10 po.fsica
local, y quieres ahora flnglr de
Maquiavelo, no tendr&s paz nj socie-
60, como sigas en- Gel Aguila con tus
impertinencias.s
En tus noias i timas, escritaa easi
q sabiendas do que no haofan do Inn
pugnArtelas, lanzAs -deide muy larga
distancia, por aupussto -eiertas fra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
J CUAL SERA FL MEJOR2

ErAnse que % sran ca Ffancia
tres zApatsroI que vivian co una mia
ma calle, los cuales mantsnfsnse On
Constants pugns por raz5n del oasio
Dlio el primsro: -Sc6mo prsgono
mi fsmaP y en segulda coloc6 On ls
puerta do 81 ca , un letrtro que ssi
decia;
Aq@ uive sl mejor zapatero de Trancial
-TAtel diio el segu d Me has
dado pie para alarms Iobre u; y nj
otro dfa apareci6 IN lssrero sn IL pusr.
TO de 10 auya, que en- gruesys csrac,e
res. .decfa:
AqM Uivs sI mejor zapatero de Europa!
" cit rcerop Puss sl tsrcero re-.
he1ton6 de esta susrte: 81 81 uno Be-
81 mei'r de FtAncia , 81 ITO 10 81 de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23

10 tabd para inpsdir que 20 10 sona sl
pueblo.
III prexupussto general do una isla
pusds usr dsslsrsdo tabd para los
nativos que equivsls G-proAibirlss 10
pessa do destincs pdblicos.
Eo cuanto 6 mi, s6lo pusdo decir
que les dollars me consideran tobd;
huysn de mi pfessncia como gaigos.
Qiiera Dios que sea tambi6n, duran
to luengos aiios, tobd para 10 Musrts.
En- 10 duico QUE no consisuso %
me deelsrs taba ea con rsspecto & los
bssos femenilss, pe-o csnste que soy
ta0i para los fsiszos. y pars les lat1s
do los smigosy y partieulares.
Escritorss ut $50 que est&n pssa.
dos de taba par los splsusos del p6
b'ico. Nsdie los admirs y bien essa'
sos son los lectores para sus trbajoa.
E! tob,t exisse en- toda spoea } en-
todos los pueblos. Sus splics ole mes
90 dilatan al inanito.
Ahora, euando 90 psligroso sl
taba, % aplicado de pueblo 4 pueblo.
lLibre Dios 4 Puerto Rico do ser
declarado tabd por el Congreso anne
ricanol
Hay sspsranzas do que no 10 serk. .
El hombrs que rio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
FRANCISCO O| GESU

Il mos rtcibldo la vista en- esta
redacci5n del tm!uel Q cons srtista de
6p,ra d, Franci.c) di G,au.
81 ssfor dl Ge.u SO propone dar
una seii, de conslsrsos ca el tsatro
del Parqce. doade toma q pa to dis
tinguidos Q emeusol de esta ciudad.
Tamb.ea dlrlgira Ia compafiia de
opera que muy pronto hA de Actuar
ca el teatro dc San Juan.
Acerca de ssta compania hsmos
of1o grandeS eloglos, por tormar
parts de ella artistAs eminentss como
10 1ameaga y el baio Cironi.
Le saludamos afsctuosam, ,nte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
{. Benitez Casta6o
AoQado Y n0tario.

@AVVyVVVVV FVOVONT tVt
Fierce snts 10 Corte Federal J Tri.
bunales ipsnlares. Garantlza 10 ms.
cripcion. sin defectos, de los documen.
tns sui~toa 4 Raristrn. .--Cristo "a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
SOBRE UNA FRANQu|C|A

El attorney Mr.. Feuille entArS
dsntro de algunos dias una demands
en- la Corts Federal contra sThs Port
ALerica Companys, por incumpli.
miento de una fanzA hipotecaria de
1880 dollars. Ei Consej, Ej:cativo
otorg6 una frAnquicIa al general Roy
Stone para construir ferrocarrIles en-
10 isla.
Parece que dltImameate sl Conss'
io Eiecativo revoC6 la refsrida fran
quicia. FL presidents dc los Estados
Unidos aprob6 10 revocation.
FL attorney intsrpone la demanda
. fin dc eiecutar 10 hIpoteca do dos
dncas en- la jurisdiction de Salinas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
IA FRONTERA ALENANA

-<Ls Journals de Pa II ha publ
cAdo el resultado de Ia. inyesiiga.
clouss que ha hscho 81 ccrresponsal
& 10 largo do 10 frontera alemana.
Dice cue los aleman no dssss IN
10 guerra; psro que el ole clio del I'm.
perio esta 70 preparado do un TODD.
Los planes dc moviliz Aci6n estSu
preparados dc una manera magistral
y permitirfan la rGpida invaai6n del
tsrritorio frances deeidiendo, tel vex,
con este movimiento el ex'to do 10
guerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
Com er0iantes

ANGEL sUARHZ FahriNane
importador do sombreros. FurtalszA
/" almasdn San Fransisso 80.
FARhACIA , Drog asrfa do Adol
10 (tarrino Rivera. Camuy, p r
Constants EErtido Dc nsiisiaas
srascAa im2orta6as do Europa y Esta.
Unidos. Pssfumsrfa. Eoveda-
ass sta. Freezes mSainos.
ARKA ia COLON. Dc Ramon
AImaxAn Plaza priv aiual
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23

Para trapichesy desmenuzad )ras Cen
tral Guauica, San Vicente, Juanita, Gambia.
lache, Resolution, y Buena Vista.
Para Calentadores Lafayette en-
Arroyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
AVISO

Sc vende por 10 mitad de 81 valor
un aparato para fabricar debidas car.
bonatadas. Sc compone del generator,
tres fuentes CON sus correspondientes
lavaderos degaz, una mesa para lie
mar botellas de taponss de gravitaoi6n
un llenador de sifones.
Para loformes dirigirse On Camuv
A. ANTONIO CAsw1Go.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
N, FUNAlltT FOURA|ER

Tiene el gusto de ofrecer sus tra
b oi de f)sograffa en- notones, alfile
rss, yu1tAs, sort jas J marcas de TO-
dos tamAhs hacho pr una de In,
princj pslss cAsas do la America del
Norse.
Ina. Central AQuirre, L. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
OTRAS H0T|C|AS

Ha fallecldo en- el Manicomio ID
alienada dona GenarA dc Ssvilla y
Hsrna'z, natural dc Toa Baia.
-Nmbi6L falleci6 on 10 eaferme'
ria del Preside el eonfAdo Miguel
Toro Pav6n.
Ramon Nsvarez. vseino de ls
calle do San Justo, fu6 mordido aver
tarde por I'm perro. Sen - tan fre-
cusntes 'estos academies que urge 90
tome una n,sdida contra esos canes
vsga5undos.
En- el zsgaan del Ayuntamiento
20 exh!bsn tres euAdros con los pla'
NOS del proyecto do H3spital de Cru
iia do EAntarcs.
Emilio F.a AGO peomlvl6 aver
tafde un alhoeoio Ga 10 calle do 10
Luna, rssittlsadoas Z 10 poliefa al ger
arseataao. hoy fO6 oxstigado { e5 do
multa.
Sc ha solicItado del GobsrnA'
dor sl indulto del prsso RAm6n @ on
zkles Cruz, que cumple oondsna On 10
ukrcel de kaysgusz.
La policfa Arrslt6 aver Ga 10
Marina 4 Juan Pens0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23

Europa ode d6nds 10 ssrt yoP Sdsi
rnundO?. -Algo NAV -ex ,lsm6 pa.
sAdo un ratio.
AL ola dig liente podfa lserse ua
r6tulo en- 10 puerta de 81 taller con
ett snuneio:
Adut rirs sI hnsjor IA nnIeyn dejesta ssl
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-04-28

A traveller in the Highlands OBJ
served. while at tavern III small
village, very beautiful collie. At
his request the owner was pointed
out to him, and he asked the man
what he would take for the dog.
You'll be taking him to American
the Scot asked, cautiously.
Certainly. if you sell him to me-
Il could no. part vie Rob- the
dogs owner then said, emphatically.
I'm muckle fond-like O. him. ana
liberal offers we're no inducement.
To his astonishment the traveller
later saw the dog sold to drover tor
half what he had offered, and after
the drover had disappeared, requested
an explanation. '.You said that you
could not sell him." he remarked.
A twinkle came into the Highlan-
ders eyes.
No; | didn't say I'd no. sell him;
/ said / couldna part vie him, he
said "Robb'll be home in two or
three days fra moo, but couldna ask
him to swim across the ocean. No,
that would be too muckle to ask
Harper's Weekly.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-04-28
FLOWERS ENOUGH FOR ALL.

Corporal Tanner, commander in
chief of the G. A. R., in his annual
address concerning the suitable OBJ
servance every Union veteran to hunt
out the graves of the Confederate
dead and bestow thew with flowers.
Corporal Tanner believes this should
be done because "our common Amer
lean manhood would prevent our pass
ing by the graves of our former OPP
ponents without dropping thereon
some floral remembrance. Not in
honor of their cause, for that we OPP
posed, fought and conquered, but be-
cause we who fought them on the
field of battle know that Drawer men
or better soldiers have not been
known since men have been mar
shaded in battle array
This splendid appeal should ring
through America from one end to the
other The civil war has been fought
and only the memories of its glorious
record of heroic deeds remain to sol
ten the tender but indissolute ties
that bind MS as one nation. The ram
cor of that struggle should wholly
pass away, dissolved in a patriotism
as encompassing as the pity of God.
Could there be more generous and
soldierly consideration than that
which prompts the victor to honor
the memory of the vanquished with
flowers, the symbol of peaces Garry
the message to the mothers and ia
theirs of the South, that their noble
sons asleep in the far North will be
remembered on the particular day
when the North remembers its own
fallen heroes. Let new piece be
proclaimed through the land not
the peace of surrendered flags and
corpse strewn battlehelds bit the
peace of a united. forgiving and I'M
conquered people. The federal gov
eminent has appropriated generously
to care dor the graves OF the Southern
dead. It has also graciously returned
the battle flags. of the Confederacy.
We cannot return the men who died
beneath these standards which they
defended SO valiantly though mistak-
Ienly. The people of the South with
aching hearts and amid the ruin and
desolation of wars wreck carried
their SORROWS and their material pri-
vations with a courage that challeng
ed the respect and and admiration OF
the world Surely the sons of such a
race deserve foeman's passing tear
and the sympathy that would drop a
blossom upon a crumbhng Confeder-
ate grave For in very few years
there will be a grand reunion of all
every man shall answer to the final
roll-call. and Northern boy shall look
into the eyes ofSouthern boy-and
both shall Observation-Disclosures City
| Journal.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-04-28

1t is a bad habit to borrow any
thing, but the worst thing you can
possibly borrow is trouble. When
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by the pains and poisons of dyspep-
STA, biliousness, Bright's disease and
similar internal disorders, don't sit
down and brood over your symptoms
but fy tor relief to Electric Bittcrs
Here you will find sure and perma-
nent forgetfulness of all your troub-
les and your body will not be bur-
dened by load Of debt disease. At
Finlay's Drug Store; price so cents;
guaranteed
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-04-28

In novels
They quarrel
They say farewell
She decides never to see him
He calls.
She says she is not IN.
He sends roses.
Still she remains obdurafe-
He sees her at the tehater.
She bows cold1y.
He writes. craving forgiveness.
She yields.
Happiness
But in real life
They quarrel.
They say farewell.
He goes to. his club
She remains in her room.
He calls on other friends.
She listens for the doorbell.
He attends the theater-
She spends her evening alone
He meets another woman.
She waits for a note.
He sees her at . restaurant.
She SMILES
He bows eoldly.
She writes TO him.
He does not reply.
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-04-28
Interesting Proposition.

An eleven-room house, including
kitchen and bath, large back and
front galleries, large stable, coal
house, etc Size of lot, II3 x 225 feet.
The best location. Particulars on ap-
plication to Emery Realty Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that the Commits
sioners' Court Of Walker County, Alabama.
will receive until 1 o'clock pm, on the
2Tth day of September, 1906. sealed pro,
posais for the furnishing of materials ana
performing the labor requirea IN ane re
OF the court house at Jasper. Alabama, &C
cording to the plans and specifications pre-
pared by Walter Chamberlain & Company
Architects of Birmingham, Alabama, said
plans and specifications not having peen
formally adopted are subject to chanse'
modification or reJectlon at any tiihe pS-
fore approval OF bid. =.
An BIDS are to be delivered sealed TO the
Probate Judge Of said County. on OF peloro
the time above named -. xa> -
A certified check or draft Tor Two w per
cent of the total amount OF the nid, pay
able to the Probate Judge OF said County.
must accompany each bid. such check to
be forfeited to the county should the con-
Sadi within thirty days after being notified
10 execute a contract for the faithful per-
Torrance of his bid. ana furnish 20 tns
countv a surety bond equal to the amount
Oh The plans and specifications above NAM
the office Of the Probate Judge at Jasper.
Alabama and in the office or said archi-
tects at Birmingham Alabama, .o,o.al
hlank the number of buildings of this
character and fire-proof erected by them
the cost of each of such buildings and the
dITgerent locations as we'll such other
Information as will establish their exper-
fence in detail with this class OF eonse ,r'ai
ifications to cope in satisfactory manner
with the conditions that VIII arise 10 in
sure prompt and proper management.
II Is suggested that each bidder should
visit the town of Jasper. Alabama person,
ally investgate the local eS9ditions an an
Of the present old building that is to be
eopaired and extended ,
The Commissioners Court reserves th'
JAMES w SHEPHERD.
Judge of Probate
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