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Sharp County record., 1906-03-09
TREASURER.

sincerely thank the people of Sharp county
for past favors extended me and ask the office of
Treasurer one more term promise my best SER
vices II elected. f. L. Dickerson.
The Record Is authorized to announce John A.
Watkins a candidate for Treasurer. subject to the
democratic primaries
Sharp County record., 1906-03-09
COUNTY JUDGE,

The Record is authorized to announce James W,
Smith candidate for reelection to the Office of
County Judge, subject to the democratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce w. H.
Kelley candidate for County Judge, subject to
the democratic primary.
We are authorized to announce D. j. Mulvyhill
candidate for County Judge, subject to the DEM
ocratic party.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-09

A friend at Williford writes
that Jackson township is for
Berry for the senate and Rogers
for governor. The Record be-
lieves the same good news can
come from many other Sharp
county townships.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-09
SHERIFF AND COLLECTOR.

We are authorized to announce G. H. Matheny
p candidate for reelection as Sheriff and Collect
or. subject to the democratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce w. o. Smith as
q candidate for Sheriff and Collector, subject to
the democratic primaries.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-09
ROAD OVERSEER

The Record announces M. A. Coger as a candi-
date for Road Overseer for Piney Fork township.
subject to the democratic primary.
The Record announces ]. d. Berry a candi-
date for Road Overseer for Piney Fork township,
subject to thu democratic primary.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-09
CLERK AND RECORDER.

The Record announces Arthur Sullivan a candi-
date for Clerk and Recorder of Sharp county.
subject to the democratic primaries.
The Record announces j. NJ Simpson candi-
date for Clerk and Recorder Of Sharp county sub
ject to the democratic primaries,
Sharp County record., 1906-03-09

H. A. Blue of near Wheeling
killed a hog a few days ago that
netted even 610 pounds. This is
the largest porker 80 far report
ed.-Salem Banner.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-09
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

We are authorized to announce T. ]. Davidson
candidate for reelection as Justice of the Peace
Of Piney Fork township, subject to the democrat
ic primary election,
Sharp County record., 1906-03-09
REPRESENTATIVE.
II at first you don't succeed,
Then try. try again.
Trusting the people at last will heed,

Trusting the people at last will heed
I'll try. try again.
James Davie
Candidate for Representative of Sharp county.
subject to the democratic rimlry of said county.
Platform: The people should make all local laws.
The Record is authorized to announce E. B.
Andrews a candidate for reelection as Represen-
tatiVe in the General Assembly. subject to the
democratic primaries
The Record announces Boen Phillips as a candi-
date to represent Sharp county in the lower house
of the next General Assembly.
The Record is authorized to announce John R.
Metcalf candidate to represent Sharp county in
the lower house Of the next general assembly
Sharp County record., 1906-03-09
NEW SPRING Con,

This week we place on sale our opeu;O,
ment Of Spring Dress Goods Lace$, Emhss0:Y
Ginghams, Ladies and Gents Shoes and Gs
Clothing, Gents furnishings, etc. OS
Sharp County record., 1906-03-09
(Seal.)

Foley. Honey ard Lar Ia, syp,, ,p,
most obstinate cough anu !, W :. pl
cold from the system a. ,,s.d.
Laxative. lH It Is guAraan'f'rn', l n,YIl
genuine is IN the ye''0'
", &. Snow. ..,v1
Sharp County record., 1906-03-09
EVERY ENDr4VOR HAS BEEN.u,

Not only to secure the best values, but cara.
tention has been given to the styles and att,,s
When in Batesvlle we request the pleasure%y
company at the showing of our new spriuo
All mail orders will be given our prompt And
full attention, so if you cant come. send us w.
der and we will guarantee satisfaction n
goods and price. We wish here to call ,,,.|
TO our line of Staple Groceries. We carry
pete line in this and will advise your seeinaN
fore buying elsewhere. Also our line Of !,
goods, harness, collars, saddles, plow gear, e
complete and our prices are the same as they ~ ,
before the big advance was added to this u
goods. We are sole agents for the celehs~
Deere Plow goods and if you are in neec"'
cutivatcr, lister or anything in this line, sya
before buying elsewhere.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-09
PROPOSED AMENDm'''
JOThE CONSTlTUT'oN "
STATE OF ARKANsA'

Nvot;ce is hereby given thsi s;,s 1 N A
~ Joint resolution. propov".n ,". n,,sd
ment to the State Constitution, aoaanu
General Assembly at its regula,, ph /
and tha, the same will be subrI'l''S, sst
fora of Tho state at the next genera g,noe IN "
be held Monday. Septembero o. i'"
or rejection. viz: ,,NoSI
That Section 8 or Article a OF i.rm,sendsd 4
of the State Of Arkansas pe '"
read as follows: r,o General "
Article ID, Section 81; ,,s lne for the saPI
shall provide by general la~'s;eb la~s; % shal MI
common schools by taxes, wi,'s WIZ On the VI
coed in any one year three 'n,,n u,o,e and w
,he taxable property OF the 9tn... 9aa, tokw
rual Nor capita tax Of one dothlI; ah;s state NJ
on every male inhabitant OF tn,Si t.n.,Sod th
on o eos,y os twentv.one % years. suu,,borad
%As.embIv A. NAV by general law ,anualifaS n
djstr;cts s to levy by vote Of the y lOs sseyenr
osSs,s s,,"h d;s,rici % tax not to exceed pr
. ol sach dallsr n onv one year for scnSu cOSsu HI
Provided further, that no suom nor T TO any SS|
priated 10 any other purpose ros ,S levied, A.
trict than that for which II "sI sslsJ in th~
The above resolution was .S 1906 Al,
the Secretary of State on mar" "against W.
Each clector may vote FOR OF M
amendment. .,.,.,urc on thp'
day Of February, lvoo' Lupe'
seersta'S'
Sharp County record., 1906-03-09
WRITE US A LETTER

freely and frankly, in strictest confd-
ence, telling us all your symptoms and
troubles. We will send free advice
Gin plain sealed envelope, how to
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Sharp County record., 1906-03-09
4WTTHOUT A PAM

writes Mary e. Shelton, Of pS1 l.p
Bluff, Mo-, 81 can do my houseSt' ,s, =,
although, before taking CARpV1% J"
doctors had done ne no good
truthfully say was cured BY CAV C@I !
Iwant every suffering lady to KNOW
this wonderful medicine.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-08-08

Interests, enlarge our foreign mar
kctS. secure remuneratlve prices
f0r the products of our factories
and farms, and maintain super
inr scale OF wages and standard of
living for American labor.
Wise and unseltish tariff laws
maintained in the interests Of the
general welfare, equally opposed
10 foreign control and domestic
monopoly. are essential to our COM
.llorcial and Industrial prosperity.
We believe that all inequalities
in the tariff schedule which newt
ahtq arise from changing industrl-
al and commercial conditions
should he adjusted from time to
tiue; and condenlning without re-
serve all assaults upon the pl lotec-
tive system. we favor such reason
able and timely changes rs will
keep the tariff in harmony with
our industrial and commercial pro-
gre5s.
We favor the reciprocity inaug-
uratpl hy Blaine, advocated by
Mckinney and Roosevelt and re-
y:.gnizoa il Republican platforms
aud legislation.
Now if the Democrats can see
anvlhing in the above declaration
on the tariff. for the Republican
party to "split wide open" on,
why they are welcome to enter
tain that view, Of course; but as
long as HE Republicans adhere to
tie doctrine therein enunGiatcl
there Will be no departure by that
party trom It's policy Of protec-
ION fox American industries. There
is nothing in that tariff plank to
afford our Democratic friends even
a Grain Of comfort on the tariff
] proposition with the idea that
hosts Of Republicans are about to
! i"in tii>.,. il 4 general assault upon
the protection duties. As for the
IDEAS of yccirrocity expressed, they
are nothing new to Republicans,
..inre tHr,e views have in for mer
2,.,.~ found themselves incorporat-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-08-08
s.!ceiea:.tg sI.e EialIney Stone.

Ga Tuesday the Hon. u :!liam
.I,unin.* BRYAN. the Democratic
N.r-cs. :,nl ;hr Hon. Moses Gin
r.i.n4;t.~ Wrimure, the great st.
IuIi@ urtupudiciNc strnIlcl among
t'.,. GROVES Of i,lurney and kissed
,bn >nH>i;. stone. This Solemn
.r>..utatsun was done rot to add Sc
uucti,,n - those peerless lips, bat
10 i,e-:oT tpon TIE l'larncy stone
! Inr :iiy &Hd charm, TO reklHdlc
i u!a4.,. lO"cf. TO Hi .e il sixteen
i:nlt. a.3.c wonder working and IL
:.-i-,i:1:r. .tt ,ile moment of con
;;.t the streets of Cork ran sixteen
incAr4 deep with honey and sin
! ,es3 old i.!.:2zinIo lpu>eS turned
u ,;;..tr Had ii east.;.3 cnYei III;
, rf,,,,nny Castle was all ablaza wst4
;,rt,- lua ems: CIonakI'ity Bay
aad E.,..uC Bay run visibly will
! mnl:!sse<. Arl a;xteen mermaldz
Wit, silver cou'ts appeared upon
the pleasant waters "ts The h''e'
, Dee. All the ui;lk in Ireland turn:
tl 70 cream. According to reports
,ecuut liAe north several Oransemer
| med green. What struck ob
ser. ais rs sirangcst, however, wa:
Itl,e innumerabic swarm of bee
that cacnrted the Greatest Gunser
ya,lve l'N ce back to Cork.
The Elafney stone is now goo
| for centuries. Mh,.ioaa of she pro
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-08-08

"Tno yindi.@lIun q Dryan" ~
cnpic. n4ca >sacc in Dcno,r#iic
papers these day. hul una. ....
vjnIirul,ou rar,ulrs O., - au,,.r.1
TO remain Somewhat lah;ss,s ro.
those wEo read T., ,Acy ram ,,1o,,.
iu- baci, over Mr.. l}rrans record
as a prcs;a,a;ini eanaltA,c ,.".,...c
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-08-08
Where's Tie Spill?

Tin Hepni:ijc the otaer day in
;ls rcr ort ofthe eepub' can state
conyco, ion in Iowa last week loud
.y procIA joed that the Eipnoiiean
,,ar,v thea { was "spIit wide open
on ,i.c Ia, If question. >'oW HE
convention was controlle | BY soy
p:"or t,.zail,. rs anl hi :, ca. 'es'
ia,.l. revision friends, Farther
along N the Tt, ort the l'cpubI'c
ives the tariff plank adopted by
Il t convention us follows:
Ne a:a ui,c c.onrpromsi ngiy III
foy, VI Of the A,ne,Ican system OF
nro,, ,ciion. DIT tics ON foreign I'M
nnrts should not be levied for re
Venue only. hnt should be 80 ad
insIel " tu prosI ale our domestic
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-08-08
S.I.i<, rs S.iL.i..

By Vhtue ana Au;hoIl.y ct >rec:~' =,
tea.iou issued from TIE o.il- 3- -:- -.
Of IL t. .fc:.it CaItt q .,.s..n ia ''-.' F.
", Missouri, retaTua..,. (. 81: a.. l..
term, 1926. Of SAID Cour;. AM n ~, @.-
r1c.eG, in..favor Of lie Stale VI >!i~, ....j,
at the relation and 10 tie. us. o; ...l;:-a Is.
Whit. maad, Collector Il the K=,zn=4-, u,
Washington CDant,-, Il ,,outi, a-.a g IA :
& orse ID. it..n1!is a0l u2lnD.:a I..r>
otMoses Coaszr. dec@lsed. aid ..a< ....l
i,ei1s O; Is.a;4t, ..=..}f-. G-,t,>c,,-y, Il -
levi.I 2on aad se.se.; Il: .r. ...':,. i.s:r.
interest and Claim Of t..c $500 < :rEs j..
Reynolds, thc unhnoa, heirs j ,i5,-:
Conger, deceased. ard the u7l.n - Il hei,
of Lucian Meade. GeIe 4stu, =. il r1I !
the following tiesci ciiued real estate. 10 -,.it:
Isc north halt Of southeast quarter ii
sec:ioh .Ssiy. .ls4 t." "nah, ? -1'r,E-'r"
-, range thrce }, Ca@t, containing y.
acres all lying Md belr IT SAID t"11ty.
and State Of Missouri. ana Nil. On Tues,
day. the 2s.h day Of August. \. u. 1905
betwaes. the hours OF nine il the foreao1r
and FIVE clock ii ill.,. ai,e.1con Il ;lin'
day, at the coart house door. IA ,hu city G
! Potosi, County Of Washington. Aforesaid
sell the same. or SO much thereof as MAJ
be required. at public vendue to the high
! E.t bidder. for cash in haa1, to satisfy
said executioa a1I COSTS.
!. W. CaLL.xs.
| shsfih Of Wash:ns,oh conaiy, Mo.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-08-08
SHERIFF'S SALE IN PARTITION.
In the Circuit Court OF Washington Coun-
ty, Missouri.
AGNES SHIMIN, PlaintiG


The unknown 1eirs Of John /. Caldwell,
deceased, defendants.
BY Virtue and authority of : decree ard
order of sale made bysaid Cour; in thcahoye
entitled cause, and By authority Of a cer;i-
fed copy of said order. dated the 2ith day
of March. 1906, and to me directed, Will,
on Tuesday. the 2Sth day Of August. 1886
between the hours Of nine O'clock IN The
forenoon and five O'Clock ii the afternoon
of that day, at The front door Of TIE coart
house in the city Of Potosi, Washington
County, Missouri. and during the regular
August term Of Circuit Court OF sad Coan-
ty sell a, public venc'ue. to the highest
bidder. the following described. zeal estate,
situate. lying and being il said County Of
of Washington, State OF Missouri, 10 w5,:
The southeast quarter Ct The northwest
quarter and the northeast gdactac of the
southwest quarter Ct section in'e7ty-sevc1
(27), township thirty-saven 81 ra.-e TO
fz) east, containing Sc acres more = less.
Terms of sale; One-half cash. the bal!
ance on credit Of twelve lno2:n., Win
six per cent interest from date Of sale, or
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser.
!. ". EOLL':;s. Sheriff,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-08-08

There are many different kinds
oi animals that never in all their
lives sip - much rs a drop of
w>irr. Among these are tie liamas
o! the Andes and the eazelles Of
the far East. Many naturalisis
believe t':ai The only moisture inn
alpcI by wild rabbits is dcriycd
from tic green hcrbage tie: eat.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-08-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
E0R CIRCUIT CLERK

EtR CIRCUIT CLERK
We are authorized to announce
ANTHONY RECAR.
as 4 candidate for the Office Of Circuit
Clerk, subject to nomination by the Re-
publican party.
We are authc.ized to announce
IOHN J. DFCLUE,
as candidate for the Office Of Circuit
Clerk and Recorder. subject to nomina-
ton by tie Republican party.
We are authorized to announce
Holm ". HOUSTON,
IS a candidate for the office Of. Circuit
Clerk and Recorder, subject TO nomina-
lioA by the Republican party.
We are authorized to announce
FIRMIN KODEKIOUE,
as a Candidate for the Office of Circuit
Clerl; a">i Recorder, subject to nomina-
t;cn by tie k=pu 5lican party.
FOR COUNTY CLERh.
i aye authorized to announce
IIRCANUS HAWKINS,
IS 4 candidate for the office Of County
Clerk. subject 70 nomination by the Re-
Publican sarty,
We are su:ho-iza3 70 aarcunce
FIRED b.L,NE%HiDGE.
IS a caal:da;a TOR tha office Of County
Clerk. sajjsct to nomination by the Re
publican r~1ty.
FoE COUNTY TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce
TfNr.t>-sNhNr
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-08-08
Gcing to Sic ep.

Sirnpie, e,sness is Il Troublesome
complaint. rs rule only young
poonic and editors can sleep when
tuey l,,4aS3. The editor reads a
punk manuscript, OF tic hoy NJ
;,.;aas lie Is in church listening to
! .ligGis and tOHrthly sermon and
sleep co",v., ,;:ickIv enough. Blu,
those mo &ic neither eIit3,c nor
BOYS fad t;Ic problem more serious.
They llaye to fall back on the Old
,.&4tnm Of counting an imaginary
i,0vs. of steep, until the mind grows
60; fused, and they drift into eicel,
---ur hurt themselves as certain
ia,,Y did.
lie cnun.e,; ai: Imaginary flock
until lie reached fifty three, and
in>t is he WAS half asleep Il big
black sheep invaded his phantasy.
Said the darby lie looked at de
paot'lrr, bat won't budgo. Git
":ong, says !, but he jest wagsed
his o&:=. Sol goes closer and says
y b>t you nin.c. number fifty
:, ". ~ 1t out NY foot 10 lift
L,.,. Az. when come to, ! found
.1,,c k;e.. Vi sole in the wall WHY
INV bio .'oe. II an good for in
.,.,.,.r l,nn I.!c feet s!t0n|u be
.-....,,.,,i Io, II.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-08-08
X \ E\lE Ne

Ifyou had idney and ni10f;ar trpu1-
le and do tot Use loiry'> Kidney Care.
YOU will have t. blame Yourself tor fc-
suits, as it positively cur ali u!tti~. !!
k:anaY and bladder d,ta'cs. Guy
Drug Store.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-08-08

ducing and ,sowntrodden ''clas<esH
will visit it because it has kissed
the lips that would mt kiss the cross
of go!d.-New York Sun.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-08-08
SHERIEFS SAL. =.

BY Virtue and Authority Ci Spec.a: .->c-
cution issued from The oth'e 1itA- cls,l: &
the Cirsuit Ccurt e Washington County,
Missouri, re.urnab!e At ibe Au4t Term, %.
Of said Court. and to ma directed in (syo; o.
the State of Missouri, At the Relation ana
to the use of ames X. Whitehead. C0,,ec-
tor Of the Revenue ot Washington CouC-
ty. State of Missouri, and against tn4 un-
known heirs Of Geor.:e res'ey, deceased,
have levied upon and seized all the I
title, intctect ard claim e tie SAL IA
known heirs Of George i'Tse. >. deceased.
Of. in and to the following described yea
estate. to-wi,: The cast ha.f Of south
west quarter and tha southeast quarter OF
northwest quarter Of section twelve Ga,
township thirty-1lve SO. range Iirae
east, containing 1 20 acres. al lying auU
being In aa.a y County. al. s,!"tl4t liis.nGri.
and | viii. en- Tuesday tn 25i.l a@; =
August. \ D., 1905, b@:~cc" t4e h~ura Of
nine o'clock i'll ihe forenoon ;u.., tie
o'clock in the afternoon OF lhit Gar, q, IT,.
court house door. ii the City u H,:o-',
County of Washington aior4>sia. SSH t@2
same. or SO much h .:eui IS may lie re-
1uireA. at public Nend4a. to t"o hl2As t
! ildaer, 1cs -..s', ii. i!aad, i >1tis1t al:
execution a-t costs
!. ". Cui-lG>s.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-08-08
William Allen White SAYS th,

William Allen White says that,
lI!e most amusing "personaI" note
,;ial ever he came across in a coun
Try newspaper was that which last
year caught his eye while reading
II y isconsn paper, according to
IIarrcr's Weekly. The item was
something like this: ''N;eis An
'ic;son mcs with painful accident
ia-t week, fish hook became en-
tangled in his eye. Niels is being
attended by DR.. Phil Norton, who
aass his eye will come out all
r..At,'
GOOD AS THE BEST IF NOT
BETTER-The journal.
! Subscribe now, s1.00.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-08-08

Ihc booze and boudja politician
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-06
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS,
Uniform system Throughout the state
Certificates Good Anywhere.

ogden, June s-Throughout the en-
tire state a uniform system Of teachers
examinations will be held this week
Under the law now. all teachers who
expect 10 teach In any Of the county
schools must take an examination and
receive certificate Of qualification
one excellent feature about these eN-
aminations Is that any person taking
the examination I'm one county ana
later decides 10 teach In another part OF
the state. can secure the employment
on their certificate being presented to
the school trustees. County Supt. OF
Schools w. W. Peterson, will conduct
the Weber county examinations Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday at the ogden
High school building. The work for
the three days examinations has been
divided up as follows: Thursday morn.
ing, arithmetic and spelling afternoon,
physiology and pedagogy Friday
morning. grammar and writing; after
noon. geography and reading; Sstur-
day morning. United States history and
drawing; afternoon, nature study. All
teachers receiving an average percent
age OF over 70 will receive certificates.
The city school teachers examinations
will be held at the same place next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday con-
Quoted by Supt. VIM. Allison.
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PROCTOR C0MMENC EMENT.
County Registration Oniccr~-Notc for
NatcrN ork- Bonds.

~. r.,
W. T. ''i TO- June ne pupls
-. '''. 'V,'ti alaI,il'! gave very
'','''''5 'i,'i ''iI'I menus He7'eiuhE az
''.' ''ool, al'a t'..Ins. presenting the
,''s'le slI'.f opeItlla 'iuaeIeiid. Noh-
nus ,!' s"lns N'dhsI' lhe.' Was
7'',' V,''''' aHu 'ne "uGlehyea
49, wv Uushly ueHt h.eo WIN lhe
mn g.t, VI 'i'e youI's entertainers
ms g(eulHs ,u. ~ amman i,.. dela,'-
i'is,l wv P.gs'lt M's. Wigs oi 'Ni
'1 .r, Io'Ci.
", Io'lONlis are ulr graduates ni
tny sIel'liliar department. PRESIDENT
Dell' Snow wee president l'ay mona
Itlelsell' seCIe''iy-'Iedsuf-l, Nll9Ii
NahpuIs' Ndn hI'uia, Eien Wiz
ARG EllIane'H NInGGer Grace Inomp-
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LIFE SAVED BY SWAMP.ROOT
Inc wonderful Kidney, Liver ami
Bladder Remedy
SAMPLE BOTTLE sENTFREE BY MAIL

swamp Root discovered bv the EMF
heiI kidney and bladder speciallst
promptly cures kidney. liver bladd sr
".4 uric acid troubles.
some of the early svupt,,os ~ ,..,.i-
que idln or dun ache In fg.
D".h ~ rheumatism. dizziness. headache.
.'rI loushess. catsrrh OF the bladder
sial'l 't cdIruli hloatine salow com.
Pl'Nl'h. puny or dark circles under no
eye. suppression OF urine. or council. q
q" l'aS' water often day and night
i"" nud ana extraordinary effect -
W. "orI1-f1mous kidney remedy d.
miner swamp Root. is soon resilg :
1t stnds Tie highest Tor ia wondarf1i
cures or me most distressing cases m
you need q medicine you should have
N"enp-Rooi is not recommended far
ever ythlnc. bat lf YOU have kidney. ur.
,r bladder or uric acid trouble Won aim
nhl j. Just tha remedy you need.
sofa 10y druggists iu Gftv.r.rf ap1
".'-dollar sizes. You may have n Gam
que bottle of Dr. Kllmers Swami. poo,
ehl q pamphlet that tells all about IN
hcIldlng many ~ the thoussnds ~
letters received from sufferers ruro5
tI,l sent Tree by mail Write Dr.
NI'U'eI a 60. Binghamt0n y. r.. and
J cease he sure Co mention that Won real
5,,.s GENEROUS oher. iu the salt Lake
,'i' haiiy Deseret News. Don't maI.
any mistake, but remember iho MANS
swamp Root Dr. Kumers swami.
h"oi' and the address B.pgh1wtop \
J. on every bottle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-06

David Cramer Tucker. i. b. san
ford. Vineyard, Stephen j. Bunuell. Jr.
WATER BONDS ELECTION.
The $4,000 waterworks bond cleo
ton, held here yesterday. was yerN
quiet affair the vote for the issue be.
Ing only 1871 and the vote agains. "a.
The Indifference was probably caused
largely by TIE thought being enter
tanned by many Jhll there would be
enough votes 90 carry the election,
anyway, and that there vas mo- neces-
slty for taking tIc time 90 go ana vote.
as the proposition Is generally endorsed
by the people,
COUNTY BOARD or EQUALLZA.
TION.
The board OF county commissioners
IS sitting as @ board OF equalization
hearing complaints of assessments and
applications for abatement or remIs-
sion of taxes
WEDDING BELLS
a marriage license has been issued
20 Bert r. sutton AMI Naomi Douglass.
both o. Provo.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
4 son ld- been born 20 each ui The
following families. Mr. ana Mrs Nm.
y Leatham aud Mr. and Mrs Joau
Nicholson.
W. W clark of New York. special
forest reserve Inspector Tor the district
Of Utah. Is expected here today from
Castleton. where be- has been inspecting
the la Sal reserve.
Funeral services were held yesterday
az the Baptist church over the remains
OF John NJ. Johnson. Rev. Gilbert M
Rev. Goodman officiating There was &
large attendance OF relatives and
friends.
Thomas German. who stole Jude
LackUer's oyercoat from the Hotel Rob
erts Saturday. was sentenced yesterday
by Justice Noon % pay O. fine OF SO or
% BE- imprisoned IN the city Jail FOR "a
days He will serve the fine out Gus
Peterson. the Garfield laborer, who was
out ON a bibulous vacation, and who
was arrested with German. was dis
charged
Mayor Frisby has issued a call for "A
citizens meeting TO be held IN the court
house Friday evening y arrange for
the proper observance of the Fourth
The Fort Douglas baseball team and
the Provo team will play here next
Saturday on the fair grounds