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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07
vows LASTING LOVE FOR DOG
Milwaukee Mayors Stenoerapher Gets
License After Questioning as
Regard for Canine
Special to The Herald.


MILWAUKEE,, Sept 6.-When Will
liam ]. Shields, the mayors stenog-
rapher, went to the office of the city
clerk to obtain a license for his dog
the following questions were asked OF
him by Clerk Owen Murphy, it is al
legged:
"Take off your hat; hold up your
right hand and swear to tell the truth
about the dog"
Il will, so help me God" answered
Shields.
Then he gave the name age. weight
and color of the animal.
do you solemenly swear that you
will love and cherish the dog here
mentioned, in sickness and in death?'
was the next interrogatory.
"I do"
"And to feed him properly. accord
ing to the just portion of a mans
best friend?"
1T do"
"The license shall issue"
Then the clerk stamped the license
with a seal the size Of a sunfiower
which he found in the vault.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07
CAT KIDuAPs FIVE PUPPIES
Her Kittens Drowned, She Drives the
Mother Dog Out OF Kennel
and Nurses Litter
Special to The Herald

Special to The Herald.
SOUTH NoRwALK, Conn, Sept. e.
Tabby, the pet cat OF Frank Slavin,
superintendent Of streets, recently had
litter of six kittens, which were
promptly consigned to a watery grave.
Tabby's maternal love was not to be
denied. Her masters bulldog recently
had Ave puppies. AS long as Tabby
had her own family there was peace.
When the kittens We're drowned she
pined for a while ana then pounced
down upon the bulldog. driving her out
OF her kennel Since that time Tabby
has retained the fort, nursing the Ave
little bulldogs, which promise to be Just
as strong, snub-nosed fighters as
though brought up by their real mother
Tabby shows them every care and at :
tentlon and seems to be very proud Of
her charges.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07
FEARS CARS AND LAWYERS
Man of s2 Walks Fourteen Miles to
Get Fortune Left Him
by Relative
Special to The Herald,

Special 10 i ne I1eFdlu'
.WINSTED, Ct, Sept. 6.-Ninety-two
years old and nearly blind, John Net
tleton OF Norfolk, who distrusts law
yers and has an aversion to railroads
and trolleys, walked from Norfolk to
New Boston, Mass and return, dis
tance of fourteen miles, Tuesday. The
next day he walked from Norfolk to
South Sandisfield, Mass, about nine
miles, and back home.
A brother of Nettleton's died In Otis,
Mass, years ago, leaving over $4,000 de-
posit in the Lee (Mass.l Savings bank.
1t was recently discovered that Nettle-
ton was heir to the money, and his
tramps are being made to reclaim the
fortune.
Reputable lawyers have offered their
services free to the monagenarian, but
he will have nothing to do with them.
He has been unable to get his fortune.
however. and probably Will have to
employ a lawyer in the end.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07
THEATER PROPRIETOR FINED
Police Justice imposes Penalty Of $50
for Employing Child Under
Slxteen

II. w. Oviatt, proprietor of the Lyric
theater. was fined $50 yesterday by
Police Justice Rose upon his conviction
Of allowing a girl under the age of 16
to perform at his theater.
According to the evidence, Hazel Sal
mon, IA years old took part on several
amateur nights at the theater.
The defendant claimed the girl and
her mother both said she was 16 years
old, The case will probably be ap-
pealed to the superior court.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07
HOBO HAS ICE TO EAT
locked in Refrigerator Car, He shiv-
ers and Nearly StarVes Be-
fore Release Comes

Special to The Herald
JACKSON. Mich, Sept. 6.-Locked in
a refrigerator car for As hours, Carl
Harvey. hobo, picked up by the
police last night i'm the railroad yards
of this city, says he almost froze to
death. although the temperature has
been well above so. Crippled with
rheumatism, aching in every joint and
half-starved, he presented pitiable
appearance.
Il crawled into the car when It was
being iced in Des Moines, Ia" said
Harvey. II couldn't get out, for the
car was locked. 1 nearly starved as
we'll as nearly froze 1t was a fruit
car, but l couldn't reach the fruit. /
had nothing but ice to eat. When we
reached Goshen, Ind. | was released"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07
FoReETs GIRLS; STOPS TRAIN
Preocupied Mother Concludes She
Wants Them Along After
She Misses Offspring
special to INC Herald

SpecIdI 10 IHV IIVTdIu.
WILKES-BARRE. Pa, Sept. 6.--Mrs.
George Kielson boarded a train in this
city for Philadelphia this morning.
After going some distance she dscov-
cred that she had forgotten her two
young daughters, whom she left sitting
In the waiting room at the depot and
who were to have, accompanied her to
the city OF Brotherly Love. She in
sisted that the train be stopped which
was done, and she made her way back
to the city.
The children we're engaged In earnest
conversation when their mother re-
turned. but had no idea Of the expe-
rience she had gone through This
afternoon the trio left on another train
for philadelphia.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07
WAR ON EARLY GROWING
Mount Vernon Residents Object te
Barnyard Noises That Disturb
Their SIumbers

Special to The Herald.
MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, Sept. g.
Residents of the Chester Hill section
are again complaining of barnyard
noises, which, they say. disturbs their
rest in the early hours of the day. Last
fall, as the result of complaints, an or
dinance was passed with view to
putting an end to the nuisance, but it
did not have the desired result.
Chester Hill residents recently sent
to the board of health a petition setting
forth that they were daily deprived of
several hours needed rest because of
"the Growing of ROSTERS. cacklng OF
hens, quacking Of ducks, cooling OF
doves and other unpleasant sounds. "
Specific complaints were drawn against
two owners OF poultry farms.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07
FIGHT? CERTv LADY SAYS
She Holds Up Her Brevas Finas and
Shoeblack Ignltes His Gig.
arctic In GIee
Special to The Herald.

bpeCIdI 10 I Ht I1tTdIU.
NEW YORK, Sept. ga large
blonde woman about 80 years old,
wearing a white shirt waist and a
black skirt, took a seat Yesterday af-
ternoon ON a bench in Battery park.
She produced from somewhere a long.
black cigar. bit off the end and start
ed combustion, after scratching a
match on the sole of her shoe
While she sat there enjoying her
smoke Nick, the shoeblack, ap-
preached her and asked her for a
light for his cigarette.
Cert" said the woman. you're
quite welcome"
"I don't see many women smoking
cigars" ventured Nick, returning the
breVaS fina.
II love it," replied the 1man.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07
DEFEAT OF HOME TEAM is SIN
Dominic Says Sunday Playing Is a
Mater off Conscienee-Home
Team Gets Licked
Special to The Herald.

BELoIT, wis. Sept. 6.-Rev. James
Garden, rector of st. Paul's Episcopal
church, delivered sermon on the base
ball grounds today in the interval be-
tween double header in which Beloit
and Oshkosh struggled for supremacy.
He took as his text Remember the
Sabbath Day and Keep 1t Holy"
Whether Sunday baseball playing is
a SIM" said he. "is only a matter of
conscience l admit IT Is a good, clean
sport, but under the laws of the state
1t is unlawful to play Sunday games.
| admit that the working man must
have recreation, but he must not vio-
late the state laws In getting it,"
A crowd of 5000 gave him respectful
attention and when he finished the vis-
iting team gave Beloit drubbing. Rev.
Mr.. Garden sat through the game. His
only comment was:
1T is bad enough TO play on Sunday,
but to get beaten on Sunday was a
sim"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07
CAN'T SLEEP IN A SOFT BED
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-Unable
to enjoy the comforts Of the 5000 bed in
his expensive suite of rooms in the
Bellevue -Stratford, Captain Herbert b.
Holland, a noted South African soldier
and scout, sleeps ON the floor of his
bedroom with a pillow under his head
and a sheet over his big frame.
While camping In South Africa the
captain slept out of doors from begin
ming to end of the year and never knew
what It meant 10 stretch out on a soft
mattress. The first night Of his stay in
the hotel he tried the bed, but II was
too uncomfortable TO suit him.
Three days from today, locomotive
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07
PET HORSE THROWS ACTRESS
While Riding in Santa
Monica Canyon

Saving herself only by dexterous
horsemanship. Miss Estelle Crommie.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07

I<nicker-smart idea OF Newrich's
and no mistake.
Bocker-Yes / heard about II. He
hired a magazine TO investigate his pri-
Vate business. ss.-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07

Can you tell me at what time of the
day occurred the fall OF our first
parents?'
II believe IL was agreed on by all
authorities that the serpent began his
efforts for the fall you mention toward
Eve."-Baltimore American.
Took out another accident policy, did
he?"
Yes but he amt had leg cut OF
yet nor even an arm broke Atlanta
Constitution.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07

Three days from today, locomotive
solision al Agricultural park
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07
COOK s PICTURES
SENT BROADCAST
POLICE FLOODING COUNTRY
WITH CIRCULARS
Suggestions Roll into Sheriff's Of
flee and Many Elusive CIews
Are Being Followed
Daily
Wanted for Murder

ION August 27. 1906. Mrs. Jennie
II. Cook, divorced wife of Fred d.
Cook, was brutally murdered on a
car of the Los Angeles-Pacific
Railway company between Santa
Monica and Los Angeles.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-04

arrived yesterday from Dallas for a
visit % Villa itria Academy.
Miss Dullir Cart lett yesterday for
the Ursuliue Convent OF san Anton
10, where shy Vii again teach.
a. Werner II San Antonio, state
agent for tYc Leinp brewing COM
pAny, was Ia the city yesterday.
Miss Cleo FROST arrived from Cor
sicaua yesterday 20 visit Mrs. j. >
MoOring aud Mr-. a. ID. AcCOnnico.
New iiue Of heating stove boards
aud aud irons come quick before
they are picked over. J.A.Myers go
J. n. Thomas aud CnArlsy Hsns
By are here from Houston to place
the machinery Ia the new oil mill.
Mrs. Minnie Foster aud children
returned 20 W-IlbOrn yesterday
after "a visit t. Mr. and Mrs. W. A..
Reed.
AIN showing n line of beautiful
heating stoves, china Aud crockery
-iiue new ll.e, cuvap. }. Allen
AYERS. 270
For Satellite Coluuisl Hotel fur
ni.niugs sud business located close
IN. Call anu Sec me- today. }. X.
Edmuuds 27l
Miss Lucille Grissstt aud Willie
Gri.sett aud Mr. Massey Of Grimes
county i-ft yesterday morning for
GeOrgvtVwu.
j. =. Jetfries, X. p. Hickey, ].
ID. shannon, Joe Rayn ,ud aud
others were here yesterday from
Madison county
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-04

Jerome Harrison il visiting his
parents. Col. and Mrs. j. O. Hsrri-
son, at College after spending sever.
al mouths in San Antonio. He will
leave the latter part Of the week for
Los Angeles. Mr.. Harrison WAS in
the city yesterday.
Bryan Citizens: Run overto Smith
Drug Co. aud get a jar Of Scofuliue,
the salve universal, unequaled as a
household remedy, aud should be Ia
every home-sure cure for sores,
bodies, cutanecus eruptions. cuts,
burns. nail and splinter punctures
chtumic aud ob.tiuate skin diseases
scrotula, eczema, letter, blood pot
son, etc. d277
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-04
Norwood for furs.

Norwood for furs. "a
Norwood for raincoats. "a
II. f. Smith OF Millican was her,
yesterday.
G. @. Foster went TO Marlin
yesterday.
New fall ana winter millinery AT
Mrs. Proctor's. 26r
Special, sailed peanuts, iOc 10. at
Racket Store. 26s
New fall and winter millinery at
Mrs. Proetor's. 26s
J. G. Cloud Of Kurten was In the
city yesterday.
Z. 5. GrogAn Of Hearae was In the
city yesterday.
The Cowboy Girl at the opera
house tonight.
Ellie Hodges was here from Allen.
farm yesterday.
Wagner * Brandon's Millinery
Opening today.
Counterpanes, cheaper than ever
at Racket Store. 269
New fall and winter millinery at
Mrs, Proetor's. 25s
/. NJ. Cook OF Steep Hollow was In
the city YESTERDAY
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs Antoine wath-
uber, daughter.
Chss. Clayton Of Tabor was in
the city yesterday.
> Born, TO Mr.. aud Mrs Louis
HAnus, daughter.
Geo. p. Edge Of Cottonwood was
in the city yesterday.
W. II. McMichAel was a visitor
from Edge yesterday.
Dr. G. + Lee was visitor from
wellborn yesterday.
J. ). Francis OF Cottonwood was
In the city yesterday.
J. W Hamilton was out yesterday /
after several days illuess.
DIR. Bev Harrison Of Bedias
was 10 the city yesterday.
For u ss-Four feather beds APP |
ply 20 Mrs. Lille 4. Davis. 30 .
Capt \. j. SeArcy Is here from
Madison county on vieit.
&. F. Terrell IL here from Hemp
stead spending few days.
For up-to-dAte millinery call At
Bonneville's Racket Store. rs
DR. Geo. II. Tabor arrived In the
city yesterday from Austin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-04

Ladies, II Will do your heart good
aud not hurt your pocket book TO
see my line Of heating stoves. china
ana crockery. A. Myers. go
sam NJ. Winters left yesterday
for his his home At Hagerman. N NJ.
accompanied by his sisters-in-law
Misses Lynn aud Edna Crudgington.
Attention is directed to the Mil.
linery opening announcement Of
Wagner * Brandon appearing else
where Ia ths Eagle this morning
The opening takes place today.
The Bryan Baptist Association
meets next Friday, Saturday and
Sunday with the Edge Baptist
church. Rev. 5. Il. McCl1ng OF Har-
vey will preach the Introductory
sermon.
J. B. Prewitt and family left yes
terday for Fairbanks to make their
home. Mr.. Prewitt has been fore
man Of section 10 on the n. * 4. c.,
aud will take a similar position at
rbanks
q. NJ. Crow OF Hollis, Madison
county. Was in the city Tuesday,
Mr. Crow calls attention 10 the need
~ repairs on he bridge aud slough
bridge At tue Democrat crossing on
the Navssots river, He ssys there
are holes ia both bridges, aud that
oae wagon load % lumber would BE-
sufficient 20 make all necessary re-
pairs. IL APPEAR. II the Eagle that
II would be money we'll spent e. at
tend 10 this matter at once.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-04

Two rooms for rent. furnished or
unfurnished; close In. Apply 10 Mrs.
T. Il. Collins. 26s
J. p Gilpin and $. $. Kelley were
here froIn kurten yesterday.
T. A. sesrcy left yesterday for
Greenville aud other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Ralston re-
turned to Cameron yesterday.
DevslsonBuc OF Harvey has
a position with r. J. Fountain.
For Rent--Three furnished rooms.
Apply 20 Mrs. Lille G. Davis. $50
Everybody buys their house fur
nishings at the Racket Store. PCS
Miss Ethel Burtis Of Madisonville
Is the guest Of Miss Sarah Allen.
Marriage license has been issued
10 George Tiles and Annie Pevit.
Racket Store gives you the largest
box Of matches in the world, Toe. 81
w. j. Lang aud J. w. Massey
were here from Kurten yesterday.
j. +. Mathis and j. +. Jones Of
Reliance were Ia the city yesterday. !
Marriage license has been issued |
10 James doom and Caroline Ford /
John Lloyd and J. W. Hicks Of |
Kurten were in the city yesterday |
Norwood has Just received a new
line ladies' craveuette raincoats. 27O /
Bay now, avoid the rush. Heat
ing stoves. stove boards at J. Allen
Myers 40
just IN at Racket Store the largest
line Of granite aud tin ware ever IN
town 26s
Messrs. Carroll and Reeves we're
here from Caldwell yesterday to buy
cattle.
w. n. Mallett and Ell Murray OF
Madison county were ia town yes
terday.
Mrs. VIII Kinney of Ennis il visit.
lng her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Boyett.
A grass fire in the southern part Of
town caused all alarm yesterday
evening.
Misses Register and Lindsey of
Kurten were visitors 20 the city
Mrs I. e. Bittle aud Miss Helen
Bitile have returned from = visit o. I
TeXarkana. q
Mrs. Il l.. Hamilton 81 Comancl-
Is the guest Of her son. J. w. Hamil.
ION and family.
A. ID. Locke. who Is IN charge ~
Howell Bros stock farm, has nov
ID his family TO town.
Mrs. Wiley Kelley aud daughter q
we're visitors from tue Harris school
leighborhood yesterday
J w. skAins has purchased a car
Dad NJ 2-year-old steers. for ship {
nent, from J. A. Foreman. e
Velvet weltons aud Administer y
Ioor mats, rubber bound aud fringed.
pecial SOC, at Racket Store. Pos :
Mother Lucy and Mother Augusta \
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-04

Mr. +. W. Yeager gives notice that
he Is preparing for the BrRzos county
exhibit AZ the San Antouio Fair.
which opens Oct. 81. and that he will
be glad tor all those who have any
thing which will add to the exhibit
10 leave same with Howell BrosA Of
this city. where he will call for IL.
This is agood time TO make an
other showing for old Brazos, and we
hope the response will be general.
The exhibit mus, be taken 10 San
Antonio not later than Oct. "a or IS.
The Bryan Business League has APP
propriAted s25 o. to pay freight on
the exhibit.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-04
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

/. & G. n, SCHEDULE
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
No. i0i arrives at ..........4:H p. IN.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
No. i02 strives az ....,,. i0;i0 4. IN
Sharp County record., 1906-05-04
Newport Bank Closes.

Newport, April 30,-The Bank
Of Newport failed to open its
doors this morning, and the fol-
lowing notice was posted on the
window:
"The directors have decided to
close the bank until matters have
been adjusted"
The news quickly spread
through the city, as practically
every business firm here is inter-
ested in the way of deposits.
George W, Decker is president
Of the suspended bank while r.
NJ. Jackson is cashier. The cap
ital stock is $4,000, and the de-
posits are said to be considerably
over 100000. The bank had
some trouble year ago over a
big loan to the Terry Lumber
Company, Of which C. ?. Terry
was at the head. 1t was claimed
at the time that upwards of $780,
600 had been loaned Terry and
that collections could not be
made.
A general feeling Of depression
exists today, but the directors
are said to be hopeful of collect
ing many outstanding accounts
and paying the depositors in full.
TIE Bank Of Newport was one
of the most prominent institutions
Of the kind in this section of the
state, and its failure will no doubt
cripple many mer camille es-
tablishments.
Sharp County record., 1906-05-04
CLOSE ABOUT HOME.
Things That Will Iaterest You Served In
Brief Manner.

David Torrance has installed a
bottling works plant at Gassville'
The Republicans of lizard coun-
ty hold a meeting at Melbourne
May y.
G.. S. Ham Of Biggers caught
a 6O-pound cat HSh in Current
river recently.
W. c. Wilson, ex-county judge
of independence county, died az
Sulphur Rock last week.
The Republicans OF Baxter
county will place a full ticket in
the field for county offices.
The residence of E, NJ. Edgar
burned at Newark last week.
Loss 500; insurance $3.50.
Chancery court convenes at
Batesville May II, There are 80
divorce cases on the docket.
The Register says the delin-
quent tax list is going to be very
small in lizard county this year.
Three prisoners, all charged
with grand larceny, sawed out
of jail at Newport one night last
week.
Arthur Oldfield, a patient in
the insane asylum from Fulton
county, died in that institution a
few days ago,
H. W. Redus of Mt. Home was
the owner of a sawmill, barn,
commissary and $4,000 feet of
lumber which burned at Zinc last
week.
"Uncle George" Brinsfjeld OF
Bexar, Fulton county, will be 107
years old in a few days. 1t is
said he gets about as well a:
most men Of 70 years.
Sharp County record., 1906-05-04
Kansas Governor a Kissing Bug.

Topeka, Kas., April 2S.-Twc
days before the Republican State
convention, with the reform gov.
ernor, E. W. Hoch, a candidate
for reelection, the Topeka State
journal prints story that has
been whispered among Kansas
politicians for months.
Mrs, W. E. Stanley, wife of
former Governor Stanley, today
made public a statement in which
she said Gov. Hoch attempted to
embrace and kiss her when she
called at his Office on official
business late last year. Mrs.
Stanley was a member of the
board Of control Of State Charit-
able Institutions, having been
appointed by Gov. Hoch. She
resigned her position month
ago.
Sharp County record., 1906-05-04
pOU q Il K E E P S Z.

All the farmers are behind with
their work. :
A good talker could get an au-
dience in town most any day now,
w. A. Barnett and wife are
now domiciled in the Frank Ep-
person residence.
Frank Epperson left several
days ago for the Indian Territory
on business.
Wheat looks well, but oats are
are only fair. Corn is mostly all
planted, but not so with cotton.
County Judge-elect William H.
Kelley attended the reunion of
the Confederate veterans at New
Orleans.
Judge w. H. Kelley has been
made president of the stock com
pany which recently purchased
a $1,000 stallion. The horse will
be kept here.
Charles Horned certainly takes
the cheese as the champion rcd
horse catcher, both as to number
and weight. We couldn't start
to tell about his successes.
James Howerton was thrown
from his mule several days ago
and suffered a broken leg between
the knee and ankle. DR.. w. O,
Tibbles set the limb, and Mr..
lowerton is doing well.
Sharp County record., 1906-05-04
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

The Twin City Shoe Company
Of Texarkana has gone into bank
ruptcy,
Gus Pitts, a negro laborer in a
sawmill at TiIlar, was caught be-
tween two logs and crushed to
death.
Five barns were burned in
3rinkley on the same night last
week, and all are thought to have
been set by an incendiary.
. Herman Patilla, negro VITO
was caught in an attempt to rob
a store at Hot Springs, was fined
$3.50 and given 90 days in Jail,
While on her way home from
school at Hot Springs Ella Har-
dy, a 9-year-old girl, was run
over by street car and killed.
The republicans of Carroll
county have nominated a full
county ticket. This is the home
county Of Gen. Powell Clayton.
James Y. Keith, a white man
35 years of age, who killed his
father at Camden few weeks
ago, has been declared insane by
physicians.
Arch Sheppard, a negro who
brutally murdered August Tesch,
white man, in Desha county a
year ago, was executed at Ar
kansas City Friday.
The Ashley county Farmers
Unions have recommended that
Wherever practicable, the union
build its own gins and patronize
them.
Mike Thomas, a negro, killed
Alice Wilson, a negress, at Ar
genta by cutting her throat with
a knife. Thomas was shortly
afterwar rds shot by the father of
the woman.
At Waldron the members of
the Womans' Christian Temper
ance Union have offered a reward
of S25 for information that will
convict any party Of selling whis-
key in that town.
Sharp County record., 1906-05-04
We CIT Y.
Charley Montgomery of Alvis
spent Sunday in the city.

Charley Montgomery of Alvis
spent Sunday in the city.
Hamp Price of Evening Shade
was mingling with our people
awhile Tuesday.
George Johnson Of Cleburne
county is visiting his sister, Mrs
Simpson, this week.
The heaviest rain of the season
fell here Tuesday, accompanied
by considerable wind.
E. J. Matheny, who represents
a shoe house of Keokuk, Iowa,
was in the city Tuesday.
W. E, Benton, our photograph :
er, contemplates moving to Even
ing Shade in the near future.
Hon. A. G. Gray of Hickory
Valley spent Tuesday in the city
with his daughter, Mrs. G. W,
Lamar.
DR.. Van D. McAdams of Cord
has been in the city several days
on account of the sickness of his
mother.
Rev. r. A. Robertson returned
Monday from Ash Flat where he
held quarterly conference Satur-
day for Presiding Elder Jernigan.
Tuesday, the 1st Of May, was
observed as a holiday by the
school, and the students spent
most Of the day at the water falls
below town.
Tom Simpson, who clerks for
Barnett Bros. at Batesville, is
taking a few days off, and is
spending the time here with home
folks and friends.
Sharp County record., 1906-05-04

The city of Fort Smith claims a
population Of 80, 900.
Sharp County record., 1906-05-04
CHAMBERLAIN'S SALVE,

This sAIye is intended especially
tor sore nipples, burns, frost bites,
chapped hands, itching piles, cbron.
'c Sor" eyes, grannIatcd lids, old
chrome sores and for diseases of
the skin, such as tetter, salt rheum,
rIng.worm, scald head, herpes. bar.
ber'S Itch and eczema. 1t has met
with unparalleled success IN the
treatment of those diseases. Price
20 cents per box. Try 1t, For
sale by all drugglsts