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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-07-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Register ]. c. Watson.

VIM S Turck to Jennie A Soule, 1t
IL, blk IS, Alma ........ ( 2o
Jno ID Hamilton ct al to Francis
NJ Brown, ne I of sc \ sec s,
Washington .................. 1870
Henry ID Sheldon to James II Me-
Greanor. pit 1t u, blk 20. Sumner -
+ Edwin cowdrey to William II
Kinney, S Z of Sc d of ne 4 sec
20, Newark Observation-Disclosures. 100
Edward + Ewing to Tracy i Bing-
ham, pit Its and ?, blk 4, Ely
ton. Alma ......... ..... oS
Arthur G Newton to James II Law
renee, blk 6S and Its 4 and S, blk
90, Newton's add, ST Louis 40
ID K Barrus to Martha NJ Norris, Its
3 and 4, Pompeii ...... $50
Frank + Durfee to Ira A Hooker.
Hooker, pit Its 90 and 81, Perrin
ton. .-......- Observation-Disclosures. 81
Norman Ring to Lydia Kehn, 1t I3,
blk S, Flyton, Alma ........ SO
Julius Kastner to Eva Hill, 1t 10,
blk SO. Holcomb * Evans add,
St, Louis Observation-Disclosures. los
Wotson J Clark to Charles Rum.
pit e u of ne ! of sw a sec /,
Ithaca ~
Mary Hunt to Susannah f Wos-
son. pit lots and 6. tlk I, Ithaca 81
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-07-31
PROBATE DOINGS.

Monday, July 72nd, was the hearing
on the petition for the probate of will in
the estate of George p. Blanchard, de-
ceased. Will was proved and admitted
to probate and letters of testamentary
granted to Mary A. Blanchard, executriI
named in will.
Saturday, July 27th. George NJ. Long
OF Pompeii was appointed guardian of the
persons and estate OF Lewis II. Mooney
and George L. Mooney, minors, of the
village of Ithaca.
On the same day was the hearing cal
the final administrator account in the es-
tate of J. Dudley Mcpherson, deceased.
The account was allowed and estate
closed.
Monday, July 10th, was the hearing on
the petition for the probate Of foreign
will in the estate of Galen Rose, deceased,
late of Niagara county, y. y. The said
foreign will was admitted TO probate.
On the same day the will of Louisa
Seaver deceased, was proved and admit
ted to probate And the letters OF tesla
mentary were granted to Charles NJ.
Brown, the executor named in said will.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-07-31

III stop your pain free. To show you
first--before you spend a penny-what
you free, a trial package Of them-Dr
Shops Headache Tablets. Neuralgia
headache toothache. period pains, ETC.,
are due alone to blood congestion. DIR.
Shops Headache Tablets simply kill
pain by coaxinp away the unnatural
blood pressure. That is all Address
DR.. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Sold by Geo.
Sharrar.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-07-31

Piles get quick and certain relief from
Dr. Shops Magic Ointment. Please
note it is made alone for Piles, and its
action is positive and certain. Itching
painful, protruding or blind piles disap-
pear like magic by its use. Large nickel
capped glass jars, so cents. Sold by
Geo. Sharrar.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-07-31

Persons interested i'll steam or hot
water heating would do well to examine
the Rapid Heating boiler that w. A.
Howe has set up in his shop.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-07-31

To get the best pc meal call at the
Fern Hotel +. Gray, Prop. l463tl3
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-07-31

Do you read the RECORD?
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21
A WAR INCIDENT.
Major Wolf OF Franklin Has Had A Most
Thrilling Experience.

During the recent reunion ol
the Confederate veterans at
Richmond, Va, a correspondent
sent back the following to the
Little Rock Gazette:
"Maj, +. O, Wolf Of lizard
county is here, a hero OF two
wars. He was q member OF Yell $
regiment in the Mexican war
and also Of McCayer's Twenty
first Arkansas. He then organ
lied q batillion Of his own. Maj,
Wolf has had u most romantic
career. Captured near Fort
Scott, Kansas, he was taken to
ST. Louis and inearcerated in the
old Mcdowell College, Gratiot
street. He was sentenced to be
shot before his capture. Straws
wore drawn as to whether Maj,
Carlton Of Pine Blsff or Maj,
Wolf should be shot, and the
chance fell to Wolf, He was
balIed and chained, taken to a
big room and sentenced as fol.
low:
"By order Of Maj, Gen.
Ros s,crans you are ordered to be
shot to death with musketry in
retaliation for the murder OF Gen.
Wilson,"
"Soven mon were sentenced,
among them being Charles Min
nigau Of Batesville, Mark
Wyeough was elected also, but
gave u sign Of some secret order,
which saved him. All of the
seven were shot but Wolf, who
was reprieved by President
Lincoln. This cane about as
follows Wolf, knowing he was
to die, sent for u preacher, A. c.
ordman, Of the Baptist church,
who interested himself In VOLTS
behalf, telegrophed Lincoln and
obtained a pardon just as Wolf
was marching out to be shot
Two hundred Federal soldiers
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21
We'd First Time They Met.

Miss Bertha Keeter, daughter
OF j. M. keeter, circuit clerk
Of Marion county, was married
at YellviIle one day last week to
a wealthy citizen Of the state Of
Maine, The couple had never
met until the day Of their mar.
riage, but had been correspond
ing for nearly a year, the bride
having seen the groom's adver.
tisement in u matrimonial jour,
nal
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21
LARGE Stalk OF Oats.

The Agricultural Department
at Little Rock has on exhibition a
stalk OF oats six and one.half
feet in length and we'll headed.
II was grown near Little Rock on
a hill farm, and is the finest
specimen Of oats received by tho
department this year.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21
Twin Colts.

George Harris, farmer living
near Alma, in Crawford county,
is the owner of twin mule colts,
which are now two weeks old.
The mother is only. an average
size mare, but both tho colts are
unusually large and perfectly
healthy.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21
HON. TOM CAMPBELL.

In this issue of the Record ap-
Ars the formal announcement
the Honorable Tom Campbell
Randolph county, a man who
q never been defeated for
&blic office, who is now asking
3 people of the Second cong
esional district for the place
ld at present by Hon, Stephen
&undidge.
Mr.. Campbell is engaged in the
&actice of law at Pocahontas,
ID is comparatively a young
an, who has won distinction
Bib as a member of the legal
Maternity and in the realm Of
Dlitics. He is recognized
&roughout this section of the
hte as one of its brightest legal
hts, and in politics his record
IS been clean and creditable.
bring two terms in the Arkan-
Is legislature no breath Of sus-
|cion was attached to his name
BID his acts in those bodies re-
$cted much credit upon himself
hd upon the people who chose
I'm as their representative.
hose who know Tom Campbell
est are the quickest to vouch
BIZ his integrity, and his home
eople are a unit in support Of
is present aspirations in politics.
With a clean record behind him
BID strong array of friends
lorking actively for his nomi-
alton Mr.. Campbell, who is sure
B make an energetic as well as
Pie campaign, will develop
trength in this district that will
b nothing if not formidable. He
in the race early and to win,
|peaking of his candidacy the
'ocahontas Star says:
|"Unreservedly Democratic,
pnest and conservative in all his
pougals and dealings Tom
|ampbell would make a repre-
entative in congress in whom
BIT only the people Of the Second
istrict but the entire common
'ealth Of Arkansas could place
heir every trust, and rest assured
lat the peoples interests would
9 diligently looked after and
ared for
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

Inc sentinel, pubIshed al
Maynard, was one year old last
week.
Meal is worth IS cents a bushel
at Salem and can hardly be had
at that price.
The Melbourne Times is talk.
ing for bridges over the streams
of Izard county.
The Reuter- Hub Company of
Batesville is doubling its capac-
ity of 1870 hubs per day.
Seventy-five teachers attended
the Randolph county teachers
institute at Pocahontas.
Mrs. Stone Of Viola, who at
tempted to commit suicide some
time ago, is recovering.
Walnut Ridge has just COM
pleted a $4,000 school building.
The furniture cost 5000.
Imboden claims to have the
best base ball team in North Ar
kansas or South Missouri.
j. II, Smith, in default of bail,
is in Jail at Powhatan, charged
with violating the age of consent
law.
A catfish weighing 45 pounds
was caught from White river by
a Calico Rock fisherman last
week.
From present indications there
will be a full crop of candidates
in Fulton county, says the Salem
Banner.
W, S, Davis, a fruit grower Of
Andersen, lizard county, expects
to gather 5000 bushels of peaches
this season.
When the delinquent lands Of
Jackson county were sold recent.
ly not a single tract was fort cited
to the state.
At Batesville a few days ago
Earl Casteel plead guilty to the
charge Of stealing q lantern and
was fined $40.
Will Taylor, negro boy, 16
years old, was drowned a few
days ago while bathing in the
river at Newport.
Hon. John Keel Of Jackson
county lost his fine barn and all
its contents by fire lately. The
loss amounted TO $4,000.
w. p, Lewis, a farmer near
Calico Rock, lost more than
hundred dollars worth of alfalfa
the recent high water,
1t is said that J, d. Lackey,
present Representative from lizard
county, will be candidate for
the State Senate in his district
next year.
At the sale Of the Independ.
once county delinquent lands SO
tracts were sold to individuals
and only five tracts were forfeited
TO the state,
At Newport a few days ago
John Gillian, negro teamster,
was fined So and costs for cruelty
beating Il team Of mules he had
been driving.
The residence Of c, G., Jones
near Mammoth Spring was des.
.royed by fire last week, catching
from pile Of rubbish which the
family was burning,
Early one morning last week at
Batesyille Mre. s. NJ. Small was
awakened by a man choking her,
She screamed for help, and her
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

In the Democratic primaries in
Oklahoma last week Hon. 7. p.
Gore of Lawton received the
nomination for United States
Senator. Gore has been totally
blind since he was eleven years
Of age, but has been in politics a
large number of years.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21
biz Onion Farm.

j. l.. Green OF ozan Ia said to
be tho owner OF tho largest onion
farm In the world. The crop
yields thirty thousand pounds
per acre, the valuation OF the
whole being Sl25, 900.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

A negro was lynched at Blaine,
Mississippi, several days ago for
the murder of a white man.
Whenever the negro commits a
crime against the white race the
door of hope is always open to
him-provided he hopes to be
lynched.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

The latest reports from the
bedside of Governor John S.
Little are not as encouraging as
wore the reports Of last week
The Governor is extremely
nervous and weak and, although
he rallies occasionally, the state
ment given out several weeks ago
that he cannot recover Is probob-
ly the true statement Of hie con-
dition,
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

4 While attending a public
gathering a few days ago Presi'
slent Rooseyelts two'tailed coat
|came asunder and exposed to
View q murderous looking pistol.
When the fact became known
|that the President Of the United
States is u pistol toter the
|crowd was so smitten with
admiration that it played the idiot
land applauded,
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21
w. n. Edwards.
witnessed the reading OF VOLTS

sentence. Wolf said: "Read it
again" 1t was read the second
time, when he said: 81 know
nothing Of Wilson's death, but
il you want a Southern soldier to
shoot in retaliation, | am the
man. No cooler response to an
unjust sentence is recorded in all
history"
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

\ When Hon. John |. Moore OF
Helena was asked recently if he
we're or would become q cam
aidate for Governor, he replied;
n haven't the heart to con-
template a vacancy" This re-
ply should put to shame those
politicians who have doubtless
been scheming for the governors
office since the unfortunate illness
Df Governor Little began.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

Editor Riley Of the Walnut
Ridge Blade, who has been men,
toned as a probable candidate
for representative in Lawrence
county, announces that he is not
looking for trouble,
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

A Little Rock court has decided
that coffee is not Il food but a
luxury, and that it is unlawful to
sell this beverage on Sunday.
However, this is not the queerest
decision that ever came from a
Little Rock court.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

The Glorious Fourth is near at
hand, and the newspapers are
beginning to make room for the
usual large number Of accidents
that occur in the insane celebra-
ton of that day.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

Mr., Bryan reIterates that he 10
against the third term, 1t is re-
GREETED that 80 many people
have appeared to be against Mr.,
Bryan ioI the first term,
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

"ls there a help" reads the
headline in a Searcy county pa.
per. Really, we don't know, but
If there isn't, there ought TO be.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

There are thirty.five suits for
divorce on the ehancery court
docket at searcy, The different
chancollors Of the state seem TO
working overtime on divorces,
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

The exposure of Contractor
Caldwell's boodIing operations in
the legislature Of 1905 is the thing
that prevented further appro-
priation for the new state capitol,
Caldwell ought to be with Butt,
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

"lf you do notwish the paper
any longer you should notify us
and it will be stopt,'' says the
MAYNARD Sentinel, We don't
understand, What sort Of lingo
Is "stopt?"
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

The two Pocahontas papers,
the Star and the News Herald,
have consolidated under the
name Of the Star Herald, The one
paper ought to coin money in
Pocah0ntas.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

United States Senator John T.
Morgan of Alabama died last
week ut the age SO years, lie
had been a memberof the upper
house OF Congress i.r thirty
years, and was a popular Demo.
crUt,
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

C. A. Bedgood is now in con-
troll OF the Black Rock Telephone,
which paper has been in financial
straits lately. We hope the Tele-
phone is now "out Of the woods"
and that 5edgood will get rich.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

The tattIer is sterquilipous
mixture, says an exchange. For
the benefit Of our readers who
have not a dictionary at hand,
we will say that the word sterquil-
inous means a dunghill.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21
NORTH ARKANSAS

huS pad, who slept in a separate
roonrcEushed to her aid, but the
man, bearing him coming, dashed
past him in the dark and made
his escape.
The Downey school house in
Randolph county was burned last
week. There had been no fire in
the bHilding for months, and the
people are guessing how it was
set.
Acting Governor PindalI has
refused a pardon to James Num-,
who was convicted in Lawrence
county on the charge of procur-
ing whiskey for another.
"B9ss" Wilson of Melbourne,
deputy sheriff OF lizard county,
put carboIic acid on his fine bird
dog 70 cure the mango. 1t cured
the mango, but killed the dog.
George Lusk, q young man Of
BiggeTs, created sensation the
other day when he began to yell
fire" He was full of booze,
and the officers locked him up.
G. W. White of Black Rock re-
Gently received from his old home
in Missouri seven boxes and bar
rels of relics and curios collected
by his parents during their life
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Fryar
of Mammoth Spring had been
married fifty years one day last
week. Mr.. Fryar is II years of
age and his wife three years
younger.
Fred Gerber, a brickmason,
was drowned at lock 2 on White
river a few days ago. He was
dipping minnows with a net,
wheri he lost his footing and fell
into kSwater.
Ernest Bateman, II years Of
age, was drowned in White river,
near Oil Trough, several days
ago. He was one Of party Of
three boys who were swimming
in the river when drowned.
The largest camp meeting ever
held in this part OF the state is
now being arranged for by the
people Of Lythia Springs, Baxter
county, 1t will begin the fourth
Sunday in July and continue four
weeks.
The town clock in the tower Of
the court house at Batesvi)le has
been in continuous use since 1858,
and but very little money has
been spent on it for repairs,
about $500 is said to be
necessary to put it in good shape
now.
W. II. Phipps, principal of the
public school at Maynard, has
brought suit against W, II, john
ston, county examiner Of RAN
dolph county, alleging that the
latter is so prejudiood and partial
that he is unfit 10 be county eX-
lminer,
The main building and all the
machinery Of the Phoenix Gin
plant at BatesviIle was destroyed
by fire one night last week. II is
said the fire may have started
from q spark from u passing
engine, although it is also said
the building had lately been a
for gamblers and
.oafer5, and tho fire may have
started from them, Two years
,esa tha ANNA nlant waa hIIrnoI
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

1t has been stated that a native
herb has been discovered in
Africa that will compel those
who use it to tell the truth. Ar
kansas politicians should be
doped with this stuff pretty freely.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

The Records announcement
column Is wide open, and we
hereby invite you to get your
name In It,
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

The Hon. Tom Campbell OF
Randolph cannot longer be re-
Serred to Us a probable candidate
fer Congress, Tom ls In, and
vvo elee 10 gamer
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

The lmboden Gazette has about
two medicine locals for oyory
Item al news,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-29
CHURCH WOULD GET
CDOSER TO WORKINGMEN

DENVER, May 2S.-The following
resolution, adopted today by the gen
eral assembly of the United Presby-
terian church indicates the church
will make an effort to get closer to
the toiler:
I'VE desire the confidence of work
ingmen everywhere, and deeply de-
plore any suspicion of unfriendliness.
We invite frank counsel as to how as
a church we may administer to work
ingmen and their cause.
I'VE urge upon all our ministers a
sympathetic study of the problems OF
labor, and an earnest effort to estab-
lish cordial relationship between
themselves and the workingmen OF
their respective communities.
One of the most important reports
made today was that on the freed
mems missions. 1t Was followed by
an address by Rev. j. Witherspoon
on the colored people of the south
and showed the progress of the
church.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-29
ALL TO HONOR
FALLEN HEROES
MEMORIAL DAY
ARR RANGEMENTS FOR OBSERV-
ANCE OF DAY ARE NOW
COMPLETE.
VETERANS WILL ALL MARCH
Frntcrnal Organizations VIII Parl-
Cipatc in Ceremonies and
Parade.

The final arrangements for the OBJ
scrvance of Memorial day by the
Grand Army of the Republic, all civil
and fraternal organization, and the
public generally. have been complet-
ed by the committees having that
work in charge.
The committees have ratified the
appointment of A. J. Fesler as mar
shal of the day, and the various or
ganizations will report to him for
instructions and for assignment to
their respective positions in the pa
rade.
1t has been decided to have all fra
ternal organizations form on Ault-
man street west of Mill street. ready
TO march at 1890 O'Clock in the
morning
The line OF march will he as fol-
lows: ON Autman street to Fifth
street; thence north To Lvonsavenue;
thence east 10 the cemetery.
The parade will be organized as
follows: Sheriff House. with depu-
ties; Ely band; marshall of the day,
with aides; carriages occupied by
Thomas Rockhill. sole survivor of
the Mexican war, in Nevada; veterans
of the Civil war; veterans of the
Spanish American war; school child
rem and teachers: speakers and min
isters, in carriages; fraternal organ
izations; labor unions and citizens in
carriages.
At the cemetery a musical number
will be given, after which rev. DR..
G. c. Hunting, rector OF st. Bartho-
lomew's Episcopal church will deliver
the invocation. The band will give
another number and William B. Root,
on behalf of the veterans of the Civil
war, will deliver the introductory re-
marks.
Representing the veterans of the
Spanish American war, Sam Belford,
ii well know attorney, will deliver
an address, Judge S. ID. Crump has
been named as orator of the day.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-29
DOCUMENTS ARE FILED
WITH COUNTY RECORDER

The following documents were
filed with the county recorder yes
terday:
Deed, from V. *. McGinty to N. II.
Chaplin, for lots 16 and II, block A,
Fay addition. Consideration $40.
Deed, from Phoebe GirouX of Los
Angeles, to f. l.. GirouX of New
York, nalf interest in the Napoleon
mine, this district. Consideration 81.
Deed, from J. e. Akin and C. S.
Magee to the Nevada Northern Rail
way company, the northwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of section
10, township 16, north of range 65
east, Mt. Diablo base and meridian.
Deed, from Nevada Consolidated
Mining company to Fly Central Min
ing company, the Berlin Gore mining
claim. Consideration 81.
Deed, Eva C. Wagner of Ogden to
John f. Bartlett, Ely, lot 90, block
1, Ellis addition. Consideration
$3.50.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-29
THOUSANDS AT
BIER OF LOVED
CANTON WOMAN
BODY LIES IN PLACE WHERE
CASKET OF MURDERED PRE-.
SIDENT RESTED.
PRESIDENT WILL ATTEND FUNERAL
Music ai Services Will BE Simple, as
nj Burial Of Husband--Presi-
dent Will Attend.

CANTON, Ohio, May 2S.-Eight
thousand people passed through the
Mckinley home this afternoon and
viewed the body of Mrs. William Me
Kinley. Cantonians paid their trib-
ute in the best way they could, since
the privilege of any funeral decora-
tions in the city or any general mu-
nicipal participation in the ceremo-
nies had been denied them. II had
been stated that admission to the
home would be from 3 to ) o'clock,
At 1:30 today, however, women and
children lined up in front of the
house waiting to pass by the casket.
The doors were opered at $50 and
from that time until $50 the people
paid silent but sOrrowful tribute TO
the woman they loved. The casket
rests i'll the room and in the same
place where the body of President
Mckinley was placed in the family
home.
The funeral services tomorrow, be-
ginning at p. M, will be simple and
brief. Dr.. Buxton, present pastor of
the First Methodist Episcopal church,
and DR.. Holman, former pastor, will
have charge. Four musical selec-
tions will be sung at the services.
The same music as was used at the
funeral of the late President Nc
Kinley, beautiful Isle of Some
where" Lead, Kindly Light" and
Nearer, My God, to Thee will be
rendered by quartette.
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Green will
sing a duet, The Angel" by Ruben
stein.
The president and party are to ar
rive here at 12:45 and will proceed
to the residence of Justice Day and
then to the Mckinley residence.
In the funeral cortege to the cemc-
terry the presidents carriage will fol-
low the family carriage; next in or
der will be officials representing the
state and city. The ritual services
at the vault in Westlawn cemetery
will be brief President Roosevelt
will Immediately thereafter go to his
train and leave for Indianapolis.
Vice President Fairbanks arrived
this morning. Governor Harris and
other state officers will come on a
special train tomorrow.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-29
WOMAN SHOOTS and
KILLS MEN ATTACK.
ING HUSBAND

RAWLINS, Wyo.. May 28.-Be-
lieving that her husband was about
to be killed by his infuriated part
ners with whom he was engaged In
desperate battle with knives, beer
glasses and other missiles, Mrs, Mat
tie Ringwood today shot and killed
one of the men, A. Davis, and fatally
wounded Webb Stone, the second
The shooting occurred In the Bank
Exchange saloon. The three men
who are owners of the Railroad res
taurant in the rear. became engaged
In a heated discussion while drinking
at the bar. The nature of the trou-
BILE is not known
Mrs. Ringwood, who was in the
restaurant, heard the men quarrel
ing and grabbing a revolver she rush
ed into the saloon and began shoot
ing.
The woman was arrested fmmedi-
ately afterwards. She claimS the
men were beating her husband and
would have killed him. If she had not
taken the drastic action.