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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-26

BILE and is practically in the heart
of the city. 1t was decided to re-
advertise for bids on the work.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-26
MRS VIM e. ANNIs. WIFE Q F THE MURDERED PUBLISHER
GAVE A WARNING CRY JUST BEFORE THE ARMY OF
FICER FIRED FIVE BULLETS INTO HER UNARMED HUSBAND.

a fort on the Mexican border 100
miles from Fort Grant, Ariz., his
place of exile. At the conclusion
he is to return to Fort Grant. Col.
Stewart was sent to an abandoned
fort in the desert because of the
displeasure of department officers
in Washington.
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Madison St. & N. p. Ry.

Is the place to go in you are think
ing of painting up You will be
shown how to save money. Spo-
kane Paint & Oil Co. Phone CO., ss
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NOTICE

Brotherhood of Owls, the big
thing is coming off Wednesday
night, the 26th. H. A, Owen, Grand
Secretary. -"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-26
NOTICE

Brotherhood of Owls, the big
thing is coming oh Wednesday
night, the 26th. H. A. Owen, Grand
Secretary. $50
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30
Sbeaterf@er3e.

Cine beliebte 3isIIdsibs fir mebr
obsr minber ipibige 8ermerfunsen bils
bette unlGngit Elm neues 8erliner
Sbeatsr. bem ss nidt selinsen ipolIte.
bas publitum fir feline 0arbietunsen
3u intereiiiren. Oils Der OireftOr
bes llnternebmens sinem bohen Be-
amtsn seseniiber. Der nit 8iibnenarf
sslessn6eitsn biel gu tbun bat, bariiber
sflage fiibrte, mubts er bic glntfport
einIteden: rSie babeu Sbr Sbeater
BON einem Better 8aumeifter bduen
iafen. bic seIammte Snneneinrids
tuns, bic Sdauipieler unb bic 4rbeiz
ter aus Wien beapsen : lafen Sic
bod iebt aud Sbr pubIitum aus
Oeiterreib nngarn fommen." Der
Director fldgte ibm ME tpisber.
ueber busislbs Sbeater ipirb aud
fotgenbsr Sder3 folportirt: Gin 3u>
f9duer ioIl neuli9 ben @erfolsunssz
ipabn betommen baben; er glaubte
INNER. es idBe Semanb binter ibm.
= Rod bifiiser fppttet iiber bic 9ros
ntf9e asere i'm 3uf9auerraum bieiss
Sbeatsrs bas Wibblatt rDas
S6nauferl", inbem es untsr Der
Spibmarts nginiame Menfden" fol'
senbe fdauerli9e 9efdibte beridtst:
pSm Bartlett, brittle Reibe, zines 9ers
liner Sbeaters bat iif eine anideis
nenb ben beFeren StGnben anseb0s
renbe perfon mGnnli9en @ef9le9ts
aus Bib iebt nod unaufsetlGrten
9riinben bas 2eben seuommen. 2eis
Der ipurbe Der betriibenbe @prfalI erit
na9 a9t Sasen entbedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30
aser ben @apft smm Better bate.

Der .@il Bias" sraGblt elm trasis
tpmif6es @eididtdtn bon einem
Guberit einfluBrei6en fran5Diiiaen
Senator, Der BON ieinem Inbang uno
ieiner 8eripanbti9aft bermaben NIT
SteIlungsseiu9en unb Setordtionss
miinIden iiberlaufen ipurbe, bab er
ii9 faum nod au belfen ipubte. Gr
bei6lob baber, Bel bem nGditportom>
menben San elm Grempel Su ftatuiren,
in bsr Soffnuns, fi6 hierburd 'Ruhe
au perfbaffen. Gines ih6nen Sages
bsIu9te Jpn Elm iunser Better aus Der
prppins, bem es bersli9 i9ledt sing
unb Der barum @eleeenbeit nabm,
Ieinen sinflubrei9eH Barrier 0ers
ipanbten lin Elm Mmt pbsr Elm Iemts
den anauseben. Der iunse Mann
fanb i'm Sauie bss Sehators cine Iiss
benspiirbise aufnabms unb iprrbe
gum Sriibftiid einseIuben. Die srob
mar feline s5reube, als er, feline Serz
piette sntfaltsnb, auf benz Seller ein
amtlidss Document liesen iab, uno
ipie sroB feline Gnttduiduns, als er,
ben Sert iibsrflisgeno, tonftatireu
tonnte, bab er sum = 8ir9bpfspG9s
ter ernannt tporben iei. rRun," fraste
Der Senator fdmunselnS, limb Sic
sufrisben. mein iunssr 5reunbg"
,glt9t san5," lau.ete bic unter Seufz
ssn gssebene 4ntpprt, lid boffte mid
bes 9ebens erfreuen gu fOnnen. uno
sic ienben mid au ben Sooten!" :
lin Hi9t Sunsers gu iterben, trdt Der
iunse Mann fein Gmt an, bas NIT
1900 Jranten Subreseebalt botirt TT.
unb lebt MIR nod in Der 9offs
nung, zines idDnen Sases gum Bee
srdbnib feines ipiirbissn proteftors
prGiibtren Al biirfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30

5, 8. ala ibr nod ni6t perlObt mart
= nur - grOBpaters ipesen = Ses
sausen2"
.Sb - if -" Der Maior itampfte
pl6blih NIT bem Stod auf Die groe.
rRun Jag nal, MGbel, nun Jag nal
= mas fou oas beibens"
,St...." Sic leste einen Singer
ibr.r tlsinen Sano auf ieinen Munb.
st. ni9t sleid 10 pilb! = Sas
foG bsibsn. -" Fe sos ibrs llbr b.rs
bor. ... bab mir ibn entpeber bier
erparten obsr f4leunigit na9 9duie
miiHen, benn in. elmer balbsn Stunoe
1T er bal"
runo bann, unb bann2"
-@turmi9ritt. Batter = in itnes
aano, ipo aud ibr einit. ="
.4ber tonm bod, MGbel!" gr
fprans gang baftis auf. naomm
bpa!" gr fpinfte : ipie INNER Bel
sdna srobsn gslesenbeiten : cine
Orof9fe = unb oann beibi. 6inein
= mad SauTe!
llntsrtptss fdimpfts er: nglsin, 10
tpas. 70 mas! Gin Soloatenfinb!
8srlobt iid beimIid. obns bqb man
etwas psib! SIT bas Sis3iplin9 ST
oas -
limb tpie6sr lests fis ibm ben 5ins
ger aaf ben Muno unb madte: st!
= Sabt ibr oenn bamals sefrast9"
sd = id = bas 1T bod -
gr fam nidt gu Gnbe. Dor BEN
Saufe Itanb elm Offiaier ilno pintte
.ifris in bic Drofdts binein. Iuf
ieinen S6ultern eldnsten slpei fun@
ielnaselneue Sterne = ipie Spffnuns
= duf Slid!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30
Sas Sanle @oseu.

2lls 8. 6. Riepin, Der beriibmts
ruiitfde Maler, feline Stubien Su ben
nSaporossrn" mabte. bate er Elm
pubises tleines GrlebniB, iibsr bas er
tpie folSt beridtet: SD iebe in
&leinruBlanb cine @ruppe MGnner
i'm 9ruie liesen. MGbrenb i6 raid
Sti5Sen made. riiitet iid Der cine. Der
intereHante, einsui9Iafen. sd ssbe
Dir flint Rubsl. ipenn 0u DID sei9>
nen Idbt," idste i9 au ibm. Der
8erl iiebt mid an unb iast bann be.
bG9tis: rDa bait Su 5fpei 8Opeten,
FAB mid dber in Rube idlafen," legtt
ii9 bin unb bsginnt gu f9nur9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30

aus elmer @ert6eib Is
gunssrebs. n... Meins Ssrren.
i4 bite sic. Dem aneetlastsn nils
Osrnbe llmitGnbs suaubi[Iissn; bsbsn'
Ten Sic. rift iaon bart senus bss
itraft sefpeien, bab er mitten int
Wintsr serooe cine Sommerboie ers
piidt bdt."
= Sreunb daftsbepeis.
a.: Oenten Sic iih, i4 babe Bel
msinem befm Jreunbe nm bic Sanb
Ieiner Sodter aneebalten. unb er bat
mid abgeipieien. g.: ga, oas 1T
bod Der bette Ytpeis, baB Sbr
Greuno es pirtli6 freunSIdaftli4
gut nit Sbnen meint!
auf einem Sun3Ser@
sniisen. Sdnaerin: Sier tango i6
isbsn Sonntas 9an5 fir San3. 9lls
i4s a6er neuli9 nal in Berlin mar,
mubte idb 5lpei Stunbsn iibsn! SGns
ger: 0as 1T nod gar nidts. 9lls id
porises Sabr in Berlin mar. mubts
i4 Elm @ierteliabr fben!
RAD unb ad. rDu. ipas
III benn bas fir Elm 9err bort. Der
BEL feinem Reoen INNER ole 4uss
bride sebraudt: Wsnn id mid ni9t
tauide. tpenn icb mid nidt IRE. iOs
pisl i'd mid erinnern funn, ss fonn
aud dnbers iein u. (. p.g" = ~Oas
1T Der friihsre 50ritsr bss bisiisen
S&lofes : Der mDdp iid oas 2iis
gen abseipObnsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30

= SsIbFbiIfs. rMO9ten sic
ni9t Sbrsn Wann nit 9sStrablen
bur6lsu9ten luHen2" 5ruu Wdms
perl: Dante; idb bobe ibn f9on feIbit
ssnug hur4idaut!
= StobfeufSer. Der flsins
paul: .Du, Batter. parum braudt
man bsnn su elmer Srduung 3sn@
aen94 = Batter: rWsil's sinem ipds
Ter gli.manb mebr slauben piiros."
-.9.utti9. .MOreen bat
Wsutter @eburtstas, Sd mDdte ibr
germ ibren Isbnli6iten Duni6 srfiils
len, abtr Sic miifen mir bierbei be-
biiifli6 iein. Serr DottOr!" =
.Benn i9 tam. - BON 9er3sn
a.rn!" = %, Sic t0nuen!" =
.Was piinidt sic iid oenn9" -
rgireu S9tpieseriobn."
- Gin f9pieriser Sail.
Or. Beilin9 Iibi abenbs BEL ieinsr
Nrau i'm Samiliensimmer, als ibm
Sas 9ienIfmdo9en elm 8ilett iikrs
reid5.. Or. 8eiling Qeiie fir iid les
Ienb): .aieber 8olIegt. tomm' sIei4
krum in's Safe an Der gde. Or.
S9oIlsr unb i9 partsn auf einsn
brittsn Mann gum Stat." (2uut.)
Sm! 6m! 9iebes &inb. bu mubt
enti9ulbigen. bab id bid allein laiie.
Gin Iebr i4ipteriser Sull isbenfulls
-es iino ldon 3tuei 9o[lessn oa!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30

Sruitif9. Serr (5ur alten
SapgFer, bic in einen Seid gefullen
ann nun beftis nm SiIfe fdrsiD
~gto. mas f6reien sic benin io9 gs
breuut bod ni4t9!"
Der 2etoensbruber.
@dttin: rSdredlid, Srau S4paBer
bat bur6 einen S9laganfaI bic
&prabe Derloren!" @atte: rqb, Doe
rum! Sd bab mid ihon setpuubert,
6ob ibr Wtann auf einmal 10 pers
gniigt GusIiebt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30
: 0urabie 9Iums. 6err

= Our9 bic 9lume Serr:
sMas tpiirbsR sic tbun, tpenn if 81
nen einen &ub seben ipolIte9" :
a0din: SD ipiirbe Sbnen siei9 ets
mas Maifer fir Sbre ssfdpOlIen'
Wunse brinsen."
3eitbtlb. rWarum bat Der
2eutnant BON t. eisentlid Teinen Ors
ben erbdlten9" : rWeil ale feline
admeraben bsforirt paren unb bd
bat Iein orbsnlOier Waffenrod cie
Snrmonis Der nniformen seit0rt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30

= Wooerns Rednung. =
2ebemann (3um anbsrn): rWas rs9s
neit Su benn beuts fprtpdbrenb bers
um9" = Der anbsre: .9eitern bat
mir Der 3utiinftise S6pisssrpater Die
Sobs Der Wtitaift 9snannt, uno ba
re4ne i4 eben aus = fpie lange mir.
au fiinf pro5ent serednet, sliidlif
iein iperben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30
On ber Ssutb.

Raip. Gin altss Wiitterder
tommt gum sriten Wol in bic @rObs
iiaot. Steist in bic glettriide uRo
frast: rWobin. Ssrr S6offuer fDp'
bin2" Sdaffnsr: Nud, bsm Rorosn.
Miitisr9en: 8 Semine! unb id mub
su meiner Sp9ter. bic pobnt i'm Siis
ben. &0nnen sic ben @dsen nidt
elm biiIl na6 IN Giioen brehn2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30

= Uni berlest. a9, bab' id,
einen Sdnupfen = id tann nidt
aus Der Naie sudsnl
= 20 a fferf 4eu. 2trat: aDn-
men Sic bic puIOer. bic id Sbnsn
perf4rieben babe. berunterbringen9
Patient: 9ds sebt f9on, Serr Dot
tor, BLOB bas bsrfIirte Wafer bIsibt
mir i'm 9alie itsdtn!
ped. 9utte (Sur SraD:
yWlit unierem 8ubsn iit's ipirtlih Elm
&reua = abioIut feline STEELE fir ibn
gu finoen! = Der cine traut ibm
ni4ts, Der dnbere iuiebsr alIss su!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30
&eine @erpenbuna. ",

4eine @erpenbung. a.:
Die aipansia Mari. bic id bent
gfeper BON Der Sirma Mossl &c 60.
geborgt babe. iinb aud perbu! g.:
Ra, fonnit bu benn BON benz nidt
Waaren bafiir n.bmen9 mas bat Der
Ssnng u. (Oer Sunsseiene iiD: glur
gabpz Iusitattunsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30
gebentGh.

Cries Mttglieb bes &irs
9enratbs: sd meins, mir fols
ten unisrem prebiser eine @ebaltsSu=
lage 6eipiaisen!"
3peiIes MitsIieb: Scr
Netnuns bin i@ nidt! @r If elm 70
st'pifenbafter Mann, baB er ii9 am
Gnoe fir perpfIidtet bdlt. nod IGu'
gere Prebisten au baItsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30

= @s SEPT an. S4ulratb:
~Run, 9err @emeinosportoRo. iinb
Sic nit Sbrsm neuen 2sbrsr sufries
benz" = 9emeinosboritanb: nHun.
70 Dief i'd ssieben babe. idla9t sr gut
Elm, Serr Shulratb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30
mihnsrRanben.

MiBperf anoen. @uf:
Rellner, gibt es bier eisentlih audi
elm 9aHSgeri6t9 9ellner @eiuib;
gum 9siipisI 9auernmettpurf.
Sm 3oologif6en Gar
ten. Dame (bei Der Roubtbierfiit-
terune): Dus III absr n Siemlif)
fleines Stiid Gleiib fir ben 2opsn!
QlufIsber: Sa, fir Sie mus's ia gu
penig Iein, Wsdodme, aber fir ben
2Oipen iiPs senug!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30

= MtBberitanoen. MaIer
Gum SausbeiiBer): rSd6en Sbre
9lIeliers Torolidt2" = SausbeFBsr:
rTein, a3etplsn!"
9orbeugung. : 9lr5t;
rWarum i9neibsn Sic beun INNER
10 furdtbare Srimafen, ipenn Sie
bic Mebiain nebmen? Die 1T bod
gang fiiB uno ipoblidmedenb." :
patient QsiTs); r9eipiB. aber bus ioll
bas 0enitlGdhdsn nidt mertsn. FONT
trintt bas nuf9bafts Ding iie mir
ausi"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30
gerihuappt.

Sommersoit: Der @9ipsins.
5rdtsn, ficbt ia. rsdt appetitIid ous!"
Wirtb: ga. Der is absr aud
bon elmer pra6tiau. =. S9ab' bab
r ma crepirt is!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-30
Glae nette WaIt,uirt1Idaft.

@rFer Sat: .Sie, aellner, Der
Roffee 1T ia gang falt!"
,3nstter @ait: ~WolIsn sic
p;cgeift nit mir tauideng Mein
Bir 1T ndmli4 3an3 lpurm!"
Sharp County record., 1908-08-07

The Record last Saturday
printed bills for the Ash Flat
picnic August 8. Senator jeff
Davis and Hon, ". A, Oldiield
are billed for addresses on that
occasion, and in general an in
terestiog program has been ar.
ranged. The Ash Flat annual
picnic is always largely attend
cd, and is always one Of the best
in the county.
John Oyler Of Richwooda town.
ship was ia town Saturday
Having read in the Record that a
Randolph county farmer had
grown timothy to the height OF
four feet and four inches on hill
land, Mr., Oyler brought us a
sample Of timothy grown on his
Hill farm near Ash Flat that
measured four feet and nine
inches in height.
The report Of County Eyamin-
or James M. Simpson TO tho State
Superintendent Of Public In
struotion shows 80 schools taught
In tho Southern District Of Sharp
county during the year, 46
school houses, with total valua-
ton Of SlT005; Sl0,7l5,20 re-
eoived during the year for school
purposes; S0,sl3,00 expended
during the year for school ex.
penses; one teachers institute
held
Tho little attacks Of stomach
trouble aud stomach disorders
will undoubtedly lead to chropic
dyspepsia unless you take some-
thing for u sufficient time To
strengthen the stomach and give
1t time TO get well, lf you take
kodoi Ia The beginning the bad
attacks of Dyspepsia will be
avoided, but II you allow those
little attacks to 50 unheeded II
will take kodol longer time Ia
put your stomach In good eondi.
,ior again. Get q bottle Of ko-
Sharp County record., 1908-08-07
W. D. COCHRAN DEAD.
Passed Away Last Sunday Morning,
After A Long Period OF Suffering.

William D. Cochran breathed
his last Sunday morning at four
to'clock, and was laid to rest Sum
day afternoon in the cemetery
lust below town, in the presence
Iof large number Of friends of
tho family. Rev. George Rogers
conducted the service at the
grave.
William David Cochran was
born in Hickman, KY, Novem-
Der 6, 1857, and moved with his
sparents to Fulton county, in this
state, in 1860. In 1869 his par
!ents located in Evening Shade,
where he grew to manhood and
received his education. In 1878
lMr. Cochran entered the mercan-
title business in Evening Shade
with his father, Maj. James P.
Cochran, under the firm name of
IJ. P. Cochran G. Son, and this
firm enjoyed an extensive and
tprolitable business. About 1892
fMr. Cochran bought out the in
terest Of his father and continued
lin business, in which he was
most successful, until March, 8,
1907, when he was stricken with
paralysis, which rendered him
helpless and which ended in his
death after almost seventeen
months Of suffering.
MIR. Cochran was married to
[ Miss Alice Wright at West
Plains, Mo-, December 81, 1888,
and the wife and six children,
three boys and three girls, sur"
vive him. He was a member Of
the Masonic fraternity, having
taken the Royal Arch degrees in
Masonry, and was a member OF
the M. T.. Church South.
\ In the death Of Mr.. Cochran
Evening Shade lost one Of its
most loyal and respected citizens,
and many there are indeed who
feel that they have lost a friend,
He was a man Of many friends,
and those who knew him best
were warmest in their regard for
him. No man was more honor
'rakA SSa r-aprightjSfsS3 dealings
with his fellow man nor more
generous and noble with those
who held his confidence. Many
friends had the deepest sympa-
thy for him in his long period oI
suffering, and now that he il
gone will revere his memory anc
extend to the family the SINGER
est sympathy in their afiliction.
Sharp County record., 1908-08-07

The commissioners of accounts
adjourned Thursday, after max
ing a thorough investigation Of
the various county officers.
They found everything in good
order, and have no adverse re-
ports to make against any of the
officials.
John l., Morris was here the
latter part Of last week repre-
senting the Alcorn Woolen Mills.
Mr.. Morris was formerly a citi-
zen Of Sharp county, but now
lives at Mountain Grove, Mo-,
where he receives the Record
every week.
Joe Watkins was here from
Smithville few days ago, He
will move his family to Evening
Shade this week and open a bar.
Der shop and watch repair shop
in town, having rented the build
ing at the rear of Shows drug
store for that purpose.
A petition was in circulation
here this week asking the school
board to employ Mrs. Make
Founders in the neXt term OF
the Evening Shade school. The
petition was numerously signed
and all the friends of Mrs.
Founders hope she will get the
place.
Does your back ache? Do you
have sharp pains in the side and
the small of the back? This is
due, usually, to kidney trouble
Take DeWitt'7 Kidney and Blad-
der Pills. They will promptly
relieve weak back, backaohe,
rheumatic pains and all Kidney
and Bladder disorders. Sold ans
recommended by'W. G. SNOW.
The commissioner Of account;
and County Judge Kelley last
Monday burned redeemed war.
rants as follows: School war
rants S16, 10; county war
rants S9,936.64; contingent
warrants S298 80; road warrants
S4,07l,22. These amounts make
a total Of S3l, ,040.76, which rep
resents the business Of the coun-
ty for one year.
While Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup is especially reccm'
mended for children, II is, Of
course, just as good for adults
Children like to take it because i
tastes nearly as good as maple
sugar, It's laxative prlnclpl'
drives The cold from the sysled
by a gentle, natural, yet coploul
actions Of The bowels, Sold bI
W, G, Snow,
Summer complaints aad olho
serious ailments common in no
wea ther can be traced to tn
stomach nine times out OF ten
Keep the stomach in good ordo
right now by keeping a bottle o
Kodol handy in The house all tn
time, but especially during Thu
month, Take kodol when yov
feel that you need IL, That J
tho only time you need to talk
Kodol. just when you need 10
then you will not bo troubled viii
sour stomach, belching, gas oI
the stomach, bloating, dyspepsi'
and indigestion, Sold by W, G
Snow,
|
Sharp County record., 1908-08-07
LOCAL NEWS.

Mobley, was here a few days
ago.
John Edwards returned We'd
nesday from a short visit at
! Batesville.
G. M. Reiney of Paragould
was here Wednesday selling
groceries to his customers,
DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
safe, easy, pleasant, sure, little
pills. Sold by VIC. Snow.
Reports from all parts Of Sharp
county agree that there are fine
prospects for cotton this season.
j. H. Kirtley, one Of Sidney's
best citizens, was here Wednes-
day. He was buying cattle.
Melvin Stokes has been on the
puny list this week, having had
one or two genuine "shakers."
w. M. Collins has a thriving
fig tree at his residence which is
now bearing considerable fruit.
DR.. ..John Johnston Of Sidney
has been On the sick list the past
week ty two, but is reported bet
ter, \
Ropart Bryan, the little son OF
Mr.. AID Mrs. r.. B. Clear, is re-
covering from an illness Of bilious
fever, z
Good rains have been frequent
in this section the past week and
crop prospects have been greatly
improved.
Mrs. G. F. Kerr has been con-
fined to her bed with bilious
fever for several days, but is
getting better
Dr.. Robert Gray, formerly ol
Hickory Valley, located at Sid
ney this week for the practice ol
his profession.
Mrs. Sterling p. Davidson and
4 little daughter came up from
Newport Saturday TO visit rela-
tives and friends,
Harry Kiefner left the first
part Of the week for Garden
Plain, Kansas, where he will re.
main permanently.
James 4. Bray, who lives O
few miles west Of town, dropped
q dollar in the Records depleted
treasury one day lately.
Walter Southworth and Mar
shal Clayton came down from
Hardy Saturday and spent Sun.
day with the boys--and girls,
Claude Snow was here from
Maxville Saturday, He is teach
ing a few miles below town at the
thriving city Of "Shirleytown."
Barnett Bros, Mere. Co.,
Batesville, Ark, are selling bes
granulated sugar at 8c per pount
where you buy % pounds ant
up.
Ben Larman Of Batesville, wht
sells saddlery in this territory
was interviewing the merchants
Of Evening Shade one day this
week.
The Mountain Home College
one of the leading educationa
institutions Of North Arkansas
has an advertisement in thi'
issue.
A marriage license was grant
cd the latter part Of last week tt
Azor Milligan Of shelbyyllle ant
Miss Eva Needham OF l1art
county.
Homer Edwards left Monday
for Batesvillo, whore ho has ao'
eepted position with the Weav'
.Dowdy Mercantile Co., at
good salary, His many friends
Sharp County record., 1908-08-07

Evening shade the latter part OF
last week.
W. B. Hamm was called to L.
ard county Wednesday on ac-
count of the serious illness of his
father, N. l., Hamm, with heart
trouble.
Misses Matte Clayton and
Edna Hastings, two popular
young ladies Of Hardy, are
spending a few days with friends
in Evening Shade.
w. p. Williams, one of the
Records good friends in Rich
woods township, was looking
after some matters of business in
town one day this week,
Poughkeepsie and Blandville
mines played game Of ball at
the former place Saturday,
which resulted in a victory for
Poughkeepsie by score Of Il to
8.
A. B. Sanders Of Labanon
township was an Evening Shade
visitor Saturday, He showed
his appreciation of the Record by
depositing a dollar in its treas
ury.<
VI Sheriff w. O. Smith has been
busy lately summoning jurors
and getting everything in readi-
ness for the next term OF court
which convenes here next Mon.
day.
se0ur good friend John L. Over
Con Of Ash Flat was here Satur-
|lday attending the meeting Of the
cattle tick association, John
may be expected to break into
politics again
Assessor r.. B. Clear an
nounces to the public that after
Saturday, August 10, the penal :
ty Of 81. 90 will attach to all those
who have not given in lists of
their property.
-, D. Johnston, democratic
nominee for county treasurer,
was over from Sidney one day
this week. J He has the thanks
of this shop for a dollar
on subscription.
John Berry, an old citizen who
lives three miles from Franklin,
fell from his barn roof to the
ground one day last week, and
suffered two broken ribs beside:
other severe bruises.
Henry W. Bone, one OF the
commissioners Of accounts, was
unable to attend the meeting oj
the board the latter part OF las
wesk and this week, being III a,
his home in Johnson township.
Circuit court for the Southern
District will convene here ney
Monday, The docket for this
term Is very small, and 1t is pre-
dcted II will be one Of the short
est terms Of this court on record
There are many limitations o
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Haze
Salve but just ono original
Nothing else is just as good
In sst on DoWitt's. II Is cleans
ing, cooling and soothing. Sole
by W. G, Snow,
Park Taylor, one Of Colamino''
excellent young mon, was In The
city day or two this week, lii
informs us that he will shortly
leave for New Mexico, where hi
father, W. e. Taylor, expects tC
locate with his family
J.. p. Collins celebrated his
74th birthday last Monday, II,
is enjoying good health and do.
clarod on his natal day that he
had neither ache nor pain, His
many friends hope for him many
Sharp County record., 1908-08-07
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

Representative. M. Street.
County Judge--W. H. Kelley
Clerk-Arthur Sullivan.
Sheriff-W. O. Smith.
Assessor-W. +. Smith.
Treasurer-S. D. Johnston.
Surveyor-Mack Tounsleay.