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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27
Freshmen
BEAT ST. OLAF
Agricultural school Baslketbe.A Players
! ., II 1 Win AT Northfeld. @,g<t

Special to The Journal. 4 - ~, .s5.
: !Northfeld NIinn... Feb! 27.z-On the local floor
yesterday the state, ltural school basket
ball team Defeated. the st Olaf coleaeE qnint
by the score of 81 to Is. Until the final stage
Of the game, the result was in the air, but
the aggies, took spurt that brought them under
the wire with good lead. Greaves, Lee and
,Dusche ! provided the feature work for the
aggfess with: Glarim staring for ST.. Olaf. The
lineup: Ga =, s! ~ y ~ 80
+ st Olaf Ir Farm School
Fardahi. :. right forward .Greaves
Forie. left forward Bellinger
Glarin, . center -: :. -. Dusche
Tetlie Hansen. left guard Swaffer
Baskets from field. for Ascies. Greayes 8
Bellinger q Duschei 9, Lee A. sSwaffer 8: for st.
Olaf, Glarim s. Boe eg 8, FnrdahL 81 baskets on
fouls, Lee. 2. Fa dahl IS, Fnrlie- 1.--ese
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27
G0PHERS PLAY :MAR00NS !
=. +. ON THURSDAY MIGHT

Journal Special. Service. -. u =. :>.
Chicago. Feb. 26.--Arrangements were COM
pleted today by Dr.. j - E. Raycroft of the
University. Of Chicago for tie playing. Of the
nroposed basketball game with AIinnesot. next
Thursday night, in the Bartlett. ?tIT% Z IN
This and the Chicago Wisconsin game will go
far toward settling the basketball champion
ship, as the three schools are in the lead for
hOnors. - q = - -. - - 's<t-; y - =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27
B. NORTH Will RRQVEEsr
Denies It Made Fouls in Richochet
/. ~ . ,.s, Came. /, -.5 5n :, :

Denying there were grounds for declaring
fouls, the North high school team will protest
the 2 to 2 game of richoehet slayed with the
university freshmen in the Casino league last
night. The ~Northsiders DECLARE they should have
been the winners of the fast contest by the score
of 2 to 1, tile freshmen having won one of their
points on three fouls. alleged to have been un-
Justly declared. Lee and: WihSate scored for
North high with OGordon ;gainin. the fresh
mes s&r,irt. The lineup: -.
: Freshmen. Fl - Northside-
O.uoruul. rush ....,....... Wingate
JamisoT- Vance. rush Nye
Storer. ~. center .........-. Lee
Remele. cover kerkeI
Joyce. -, goal -: ............... King
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27
CE0SE MINNEAPOLIS .....
.. AS MEETING PLACE.

|, Appleton. Wis. Feb. 27.--It was decided .yes-
terday to have the Lawrence -Iamline dual track
meet at Minneapolis on May, II. ? Lawrence also:
decided today TO bring Marquette college Of MIL
5waukee here for ii meet May II, two days pre-
vcus to the northern Wisconsin zinterscholastic
mo "t5'ti
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27
SAMPSON INJURED,

An injury has prevented the appearance Of
Sampson at the preliminary to the Potts -Felkey
Courtemarche has been matched with Gather
wood re-
Potts is doing road work in his training and
expects to have but little trouble in getting
down to the weight limit.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27
TWO TEAMS CHALLENGE.

The Humboldts want games with local teams.
Address Orin Hall. Box 1881 University of Min
D The Ashmores challenge any 17-year.o1d team
in the city. Address w. ]. Hodgins. 1916
Twenty third avenue N.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27
WORK FOR DouGHERTY.

Perry oueernan have been matched for an eight
round fght windu? Of the Milwaukee. Boxing
clubs show, March 2. Queenan arrived here
'Oueenan Win meet at 14O pounds at 8 3oclock.
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Holiday Dates. (
HUMBOLDT ALUMNI WON
Defeated the Ashmores in Fast Game
,s-, at Ascension Hall. r. -,

The Humboldt high-school alumni defeated the
'Ashmores in game of basketball at Ascension
hall by a score Of 80 to 8. Altho the score
large, it was walkaway. . The Ashmores
were as pigmies beside the great height and
strength of the Humboldt alumni. The feature
of the game was the basket-throwing. of Oliver
and the team work of the 'Ashmores, who
showed their larger opponents up several
occasions. The lineup: -.., r ys 49, .......
Humboldts- 49, -. .z4 Ashmores-:
Oliver. left. forward .Hodgins (capt)
Miller. right forward. Lade
Hall (capt) center .Dewanz
Brown. left guard. Manning
Case. right guard. Allen
T Baskets from field, Oliver TO- -Lade 8, Hall 2,
Dewanz 1, Miller l.. Brown 1; goals from fouls,
oliver 2 ~-.'' -y.'e,s'' . | ,< =
ANY teams in the city wishing games with
the Humboldts address Orrin Hall. University of
Minnesota. Box 1881 Any 17-year-old teams
wishing games with the Ashmores address W. J..
Hodsins. Twenty third NJ
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27
READY FOR THE GONG

San Francisco Feb. 27.-Both Neil and Tenny
hs.ye let in heir
do only light exercise until it is time to gel
into the ring tomorrow night to fight for the
bantam championship.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27
PRESIDENT ANGEL PACIFIC.

Ann -Arbor. Aii9h., Feb. 27.--President. Angel
foofbaiI only on condition socalied ..bis
nine colleges request itfs He admits that he
has received some letters concerning the matter
but Will not state their. fehor.,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27
GorcF THROWS PARR.

Kansas City, Feb. -. 27.-Frank Gotch, last
night in Convention, hall in this. city won two
ight falls in a wrestling match with Jim
Parr of England in. 16 and 13 minutes. respec-
lively. =. e.. = aa ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27
Ed DEMPSEY WON.

scored a knockout over Tommy Ryan Of Denver,
the fifth of scheduled ter,-rosrd bout here
last ni-ht. -s% }E:ss ! - y = S t1.s.5 S
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27
TOM MecREERY QUITS GAME.

Columbus. Ohio Feb. 27.-Information brought
to Columbus by fellow player says that Tom
and keep his position with a sheet and tin plate
concern ct PittsbUrg. s5t .i
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27
4, DAILY DEFEATS CRAwLEY.

London. Feb 27.-Patrick Daily knocked out
Crawley of LONDON in the fifth round of q
fifteen-round match at the Whitecha-el Sport
ing club last ni-ht. -&.Sr \ .s,f. .,sJ =
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27
MAcALEsTER MEETS ST. THOMAS. #

:. In what should be one of the fastest college
basketball games of the season Manchester will
meet st. Thomas in the Macaleste- gymnasium
this evening
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27

i Totals ) 3os2e 8 3 Totals ~. O q II 9
S Anderson out, hit by batted ball.
;Henleys o. 2 LIP 4, II :: 2 20 S.O-23
Co. b.. - % % 80 i %:
Bases on balls, Bergland o, Belmer q; struck
out, 3Bergland g. Belmer 16; double plays, Ander-
son to Pehle;. left on bases, Henleys o. Co, B s;
time Of game / :27; umpires, Rynan and Hill.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-27

/. Bases on balls. Smith 1. Schroeder 8; struck:
out, Smith 18; Schroeder 1O: left on bases, Apex
T. Holtzernianns. i. lime, hour z minutes
Empires, Rymanr and Bush. %-' .y't. -. 'I>''
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THE GOLDEN AGE.

That the present is the golden age of the south. and that it is develop ing faster than any other section of the country hardly admits of doubt.
 The figures of the south's manu- featuring and industrial development published by the Chattanooga Trades man are marvellous. It publishes a g.and summary, besides giving facts and figures in detail, of receipts from agricultural sources s1,500.000, ,O00, re- ceipts from commercial sources S2,' 100000 ,0O0, receipts from miscellane- ous sources s1,5o0,oo0 ,ooo, total of se.00O .0O0,0 for the year.
 "Now this,'' the Tradesman ob- serves. lis nearly per cent on the wealth of the entire nation, which IS s110, 100000, ,O00. The South posses ses of this the sum of 0,00O ,0Oo,' 000. from which it will be seen that the actual earnings of the south last year was 20 per cent on it's total worth
 "These," the Tradesman continues, "are not eXtravagant estimates, Alt in the main are official figures and are under rather than over the real earnings of the South last year.
 The Tradesman is right in the statement that it's figures constitute an underestimate, since many of them are based on the census of 1900, and it is known that the last six "eals have been the most prosperous Tn the whole history of the south.
 Concerning the farm lands Of the south the statement is made tlat the value of the crops last year was sl,= 5G0.000, coo. nearly 90 per cent of the yaule of the total acreage, iaclpdfne the GG per cent that was idle or nn- irlprovea. Iastascas can be given where Industrious tenants have clear ed enough on one years crop 10 make e substantial payment on a farm of their own, and pay for that farm ont right on the proceeds of the second years labor
 Even when the vaue of farming implements and live stock is added 10 inc yalue of farms the earnings last
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Southern Baptist Convention.

Chattanooga, Tenn, May 10th to 18th. Account the above agents ad- dressed may sell round trip tickets to Chattanooga, Tenn, in accordance with instructions hereinafter given. Rate-One lowest regular first class tariff (not temporarily reduced) fare plus s2.00 for the round trip, except ing that from points from which the local one-way rate to St. Louis, Mo, is $6.0O or less, through rate will be made on basis of fare and one-third
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NIP PLOT IN BUD.

London, April 3.-The St. Peters burg correspondent of the London Sunday Observer states that the au- thorities have nipped in the bud a plot to blow up the new Russian gen eral assembly when it convenes and have captured the rineleaders, to- aether with large quantity of ex- plosives.
 The czar is insisting that the ut nost precautions be taken by the au tforities to guard him against any at- 'ock by the terrOrists. and as a result thore has been mounted at the palace six fortress guns and fifteen MaXims which are so placed that they com mand all approaches. It is under stood that these latest precautions are called forth by the discovery that the terroris organization hos again condemned Nicholas to death. and that from papers found in the nosses. sion of susnects cantured Saturday it vas plain that another attempt was tn have been made to kill his mai esty during the coming week. h. asmuch as it was feared that the gen. er9l uprising is soon to be attomnted. all of the city garrisons ttrouehout the empire are being heavily rein forced.
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NOURISH

the body, don't dose it with medicine. Scott's Emulsion is the best nOurlshment in existence. 1t is more than a food; you may doubt it, but it digests perfectly easy and at the same time gets the digestive functions in a condition so that ordinary food can be easily di- gested. Try it if you are run down and your food doesn't nourish you.
 SCOTT q BOWIE, 4os Pearl s9.e. Ne~ x6.A.
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to St. Louis, added to rate of q plus 25 cents for the round t,, thence to Chattanooga. For ey The one-way rate Jefferson Ci,, Louis is $3.72, which figured 4, of fare and third woula $5.00; added to rate of one fa, 2 cents, St. Louis to Chat, viz: $14.775, makes throuah r. ferson City to Chattanooga. Dates of sale and limits-ric, he sold on May 7th to 9th l9lf sive, and limi ed for return to original starting point nor latal ten 10) days from date of sal.
 Tickets are to be limited to n ous passage in each direction. trip to be commenced date of sl return trip date of eecution.
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year still show 20 per cent returns on the total investment.
 But the prosperity of the south no longer depends upon it's agricultural interests. It has become manu' featuring section. In it's income must te counted the profits on banking merchandise transactions, dividends from stocks and bonds, receipts from transportation lines, water, gas, and electric systems, and other conner clal sources. The total has already been given as $6.000, 100000, while the miscellaneous figure up Sl,ooo,- G0O.0O0, including the sales of lumoer' timber land, live stock, minerals, etc.
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Fears are expressed that the mild ness of the winter just ended-ap- parently-will prevent the forest trees from registering their ages by forming their regular annnlar ring, but nature is not so easily fooled as that and besides we have too any other things to think about
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Mrs. John D. Rockefeller is quoted as saying she does not know where her husband is. Most wives do not knew where their husbands are unless they are in jail or on a jury. Not even when they are "at the lodge?"
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The Washington Post says that Governor Pennypacker is said to speak six languages. That may be so, but it does not prevent him from making fool of himself every once in a while.
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The dry dock Dewey is at Gibral- tar and getting along famously. After travelling the Mediterranean sea. the Sifez canal, the Red sea and a few thousand miles of Indian ocean, it will be almost in sight of Philipine waters.
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Some folks are astonished becaus d man left $2O,000 to a dog, but they do net wink an eyelash when told that some young puppy has inherited a fortune.
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In the first place it was reaiculous for Andy Hamilton to preserve that Bliss voucher for s75,000 for ten years, which was the insurance con- tribution to the Hanna educational" fund of 1896.
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You invented Jerome" complains a renroachfnl reader to the New York World. Even if they did, it is not the first time somebody invented an airship that wouldn't fly.
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It is almost pity that those books of Mark Twain were not put on the index eNpureatorius of the young ir the Brooklyn Public library Then he would have been able to talk of "Palzac and Myself Good company, fOrsOOth!
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A strictly union cemetery is to be established in the suburbs of Chi cago. Only good union men will be allowed burial there. If this thing keeps on the keys of St. Peter will have to have the "unon" stamp placed on them.
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The new president of France is an expert billiard player. As a boxer however, he wouldn't be able to stand up for a minute in front of our own chief magistrate.
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It is claimed that all grating has been eliminated from the postal ser vice. Yet the postoffce appropria- tion calls for s10.000,0 more than was appropriated last year.
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Another evident fact about that sa3,Oo0 receipt which Andy" Hamil- ton claims to have had from Cor. nelius Bliss is that Mr Bliss does not show any symptoms of trying to refresh his memory about it. Seems to be trying more and more to forget it
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Nearly all of the life insurance loot CTS are reported as being sick abed, which leads an. exchange to remark that "there are also a large number Of policy holders who do not feel quite as well as they might"
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Let nobody deceive himself with the idea that things will quiet down some day so there will be nothing left for Tom Lawson to write about.
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Clyde Fitch wonders what becomes of the American matinee girl. Why, she marries and goes to the theatre in the evening with her husband.
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Recollect, gentlemen, that the in terest on my s1O000,000 claim against the United States, is growing all the time-Queen Lilloukalani.
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Burr Mcintosh was the first lect- urer in Washington to introduce in his entertainment, joint debate with his audience.
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Missouri declares that it doesn't want Rockefeller's testimony. If that is the case, Missouri should be sued for in1ictins such a scare on a kind old grandfather.
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Maybe it would be stroko of wis dom on the part of the administration to call Gen. Wood home, to serve 3 subpoena on Rockefeller.
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The Census Bureau and the Asri- cultural Department are apparently trying to discredtt each others cot ton reports. That's one point on which the public is about willing to agree that each is correct.
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Steve Elkins effort to look as though he would not know railway if he saw one. d-es not carry coavic- tion.
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If We had March weather in Janu- ary why should we not have January weather in March and April Some people are hard to please.
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President Roosevelt holds himself prepared 10 exhibit specimen blocks of the "squale deal to all delegations that visit the white house.
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Mark Twain spurns a seat in the United States senate. Gracefully says he's too lazy for such an indus trious body. Fact is, Mark always was a bit "particular about his asso ciates"
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If Hoke Smith wanted to know whether there are any more c. A. brickbats in the place where Clark Howell got the last one, he found
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It is proposed to make it unlawful for any person in the United States to use the flag for advertising pur- poses-unless he is a member of con gress.
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The Russian populace has so many 'fplans" for uprisings that it is diff cult to make a selection.
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All that the AlSeciras conference has so far accomplished is to add the
 word bluff to the German and
 French languages.
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Advertising Rates Made Known on
 Application.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 1906.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
County Ticket.

"ounty judge-James Gould. Sheriff-Mason Philpot. County clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerk-Edgar Brewster. County treasurer-John H. Shelby. Assessor-L. T. Sallee. Coroner-R D. McGaughy. Surveyor-Joe B. White. Representatives.. J. Hunt, w. B. Pinney. Alex H. Rowell
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Suppose that John D. Rockefeller III. reaches mans estate endowed with the business ability of his erand- father. and then do little figuring
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People in Arizona and New Mexico are still hopeful of being able 10 ef- feet compromise with Uncle Joe Cannon.
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Immunity by confession is less trouble, and lots more certain, than acquitted by a jury.
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Nearly all St. Louis is in favor of q t~ee bridge across the Mississippi but travels a rocky road in trying to set what it wants.
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James Whitcomb Rileys retreat for authors will be great boom for all of them-espeeially Jim.
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reduced the price Of gas, but what the country generally pauses to hear about is reduction in the sizes of the bills.
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There ouaht to be enough public spirit in Texas to make it plain to John W. Gates that he cant go there and bluff the whole state.
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Baby won't suffer five minutes with croup if you apply Dr. Thomas Eclec. tric Oil at once. It acts like magic.
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It is reported that an insane man has been restored to mental sound. ness by a study of Christian Science It is usually the other way.
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Corporations, in the words of the court, are artificial persons Un- fortunately, artificial persons cannot 2e pat in jail even if guilty.
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That affair, with it's sequel, has taken some sG0o,000, GOO in money from the government trea sury.
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EDITORIAlETTES.
By J. w. A.

It is reported that a singing tree has been discovered in the almost un- known regions of Australia. Ex- plorers say they can hear it mile away. Did you ever hear a tree bark?
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No amount of money could now induce the people of the United States to celebrate the anniversary of the alorions Battle of Manila Bay
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Taft has such a large mind that he cannot be eXpected to make it up in a minute
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If you don't see the kind of weather you want, wait for it.
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All Nr. Rogers needed for refresh. lis memory was little more time"
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Chairman Shonts says he is sick over some of the work that aas been done at Panama. It makes {. great many other people sick to think of the amount of money spent aad tn work that has not been done.
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At siXty-nine years Grover Cleve- land is still an ardent fisherman and duck hunter. According to Oslo.ism. he should have been chlcrot ollned years ago.
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New York and Philadelphia have
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Are You Getting
 The Best Results From Your Houses?

If not, let us RENT them for you. We han. de property as care- fully O S if we owned it and a large list of pleased clients tell us we get them better results than tn hey have ever had. & & &
 Give us charge of your property and we will convince you we can do the me for you. v % Cotton Belt
 Savings and
 Trust Company. 1o6 West sarraque Street.
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Daily Graphic.
THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

Entered at Postoffice at Pine Bluf, Ark, as second class mail matter.
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HUH1H dC -TdsO1lIC 110TI, COTNtI S5COHU and Chestnut.
 All visiting sisters and brothers cordially invited.
 Mrs. Nola E. Ross, Matron.
 Mrs. Forrest Baughman, secy.
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stern Star.

tb HUI iu lJ- ter, No. 40. Order Eastern Star, holds it's re egular meet ing on the sec ond and fourth Thurs sday
 night of each
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Sharp County record., 1906-06-15

Johnson township, st. Paul, Monday. June d.
Sullivan township. Sidney, Tuesday, June D..
Briekle Springs, Wednesday. June G. MaxVille'
Thursday, June Z.
Cave township, Cave City, Friday and Saturday
June and 9.
Scott township, Wild Cat Monday, June H.
Shebyville. Tuesday and Wednesday. June Il and
13.
Big Creek township, Calsmine Thursday and
Friday. June IA and 10.
Washington township. Poweil's Chapel Satur-
day. June Is.
strawberry township, Institute Monday and
Tuesday, June l8 and l9.
= Lebanon township, Dotson School House, We'd
nesday, June 20. Heelstring, Thursday. June q.
Big Rock township, Poughkeepsie. Friday, June
%. Mt. Pisgah, Saturday, June 49,
Morgan township, Center. Monday, June %.
Davidson township. King Mills Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 26 and 27.
Richwoods township Ash Flat, Thursday and
Sharp County record., 1906-06-15

Luther Southworth came down
from Hardy Friday to "see the
folks"
John W. Atkinson of Benton,
well known in Evening Shade,
RENTS couple Of wheels to the
Record.
DR.. and Mrs. Chas. Tibbles re-
turned to Poughkeepsie Monday,
after spending a few days in
Evening Shade. y
Marvin Metcalf, who has a po-
sition in a bank at Thayer, Mo-,
spent several days here lately
among friends, returning to
Thayer Monday. .,..ss
James B. Tindel of Koshko-
nong, Mo-, remembers the Rec
ord in finan cial way. Mr.. Tin
del has good position with a
large milling company at kosh-
konong,
Sheriff G. II. Matheny was at
Hardy Monday and sold the de-
linquent lands for the Northern
District. Much of the land there
had been paid on before the sale,
about sixty tracts being sold
The Sharp County Medical 50"
ciety held a meeting at this place
Thursday of last week. DIS
r. N. Rodman and j. p. McGee
of Sidney, VIM. Johnston and
W. l.. McGavic Of Hardy and
r. j. Woods of this place were IN