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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

This ~ the story Of how Jerry
Mnlvaney got his reputation Of be.
Ing a second Sherlock Holmes
Jerry WAS veteran conductor
Of the York 4 Dauphin trolley line.
He had crulacd along his daily
route for two years with big Jim
Dawson on the front end and moth.
ing had happened To disturb the
smooth course Of their path. Jim
was a homeless boy. and Jerry.
who VIA old enough 10 be his
father. took a very natural fatheriy
interest In him
SO II WAS that when Jim met
pretty Sally Powell he mentioned
the important fact 10 Jerry, who
knew Sally and had handled her
on his knee when she was n child
Jim often discu>.>d his plans with
Jerry When hs 'laid off 10 take
her 20 the theatre or for an outing
In tho park. he always Oiled In the
lay overs" az the end OF the line
BY an enthusiastic account of shat
Sally had said.
Sally lived along the line Of the
f0fk 4 .auphin csva. and 30 Jim
passed ner home some nine fimeal
a day. Usually she appeared al
least twice TO wave her hand al
him. and sometimes he saw her
through a window and then she
threw him a kisa
One day Jerry noticed that Jim
wa sot to- stss happy hearted
;ooc-oopt o.soos ~ lols .eei, Jg.ry
io.oog 10 oOus 90 ssao iovi ssss his
OoAot oposoauOdos ~ 90 w-soo narou be
pae toHEsV @aaQs epsss.
Fqsss Dom eo'0OsRsi udlsIn a v0eoopl
ssS@ dis' hevrSe pdssoe .adUy Uss.d
10 w0es Oie hOol0 aseesoosgo o i've
yoenOO@ lban dshsf selsn 90 esuce.
eRelisSs rsinnaph sanua;ny lre soss
af8ssn 4snsnsuie RigoaCt Ngs osses,sL
be9psnEt ssG1lee esInes ~ dss dGSsgtffosOst %
stEeet nfa,ne"
Jssry put ~ these fllInEs tttk9seas
CIR. and bs the sifehl0cElan prEocssfs
OF deducti0u he evolved a tsIeorx.
The Young man lis m0roaes" lres
said 10 his Wife Hence something
IN thr0ublin' him 1 note that the
young woman who f6rmefly ap
peared at least twice a dag al thea
windy Or la the front ~ the house
is now most conspicuous IS iiar ale
sence ! caught a glimpse 81 he;r
one day. and she booked most avs
ful sad. Hence something A..
thrOublin' her alaa. We had an ac.
cident today. and 81 wars elose 10
her home occurring, ms ye Will Oh.
harNe, when the young MANS
thoughts and eyes were most occu
pied iryin' 10 see Sally"
An what do yet get out OF all
yer fine reaaoning" Inquired Mira.
Mulyaney. with some sc0rn.
Simply this. me dear Watson"
said Jerry. pulling hard at his pipe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
YOU HAVE A STRAW hat!
HAS YOUR HORSE ONE?

'ssSeN hseE sant irs0Sst ssSAss
liEgy
10 GlFaf7k lfaOse ulisse Frot dSs64' 2
gsCos Eitinrpus,. ufftlqat IssN9.ssk
'Wahssn plle bsaFD ~ hySauaest Or.
sGRasaHe asoH.0efit n akfSssNstt. tn aaSoM
'sloba.esH ~ ~5eM Aa nGsn suffer
'lbs0m lnsat Moleln conaesagaEe tife@
sar0eSt a9s616s be a1loNasf 10 H.paai
I'm al1ayi9. eesSt Iqiaess@~
Fire EamRnr oksteer eGffe.be ~ sss@
esSiabg hln's ~ hskae esAam6s Esge ues
in NsNan eeRtlfeg.
Ssse Elrat The snafifalE sKa kept In
sslss@ns .Sentslaaegi MNasghenA
s'a@een tire daaoHB Rni windows,
~ pouaIislsa IN hassp oat fihes nra
nnsquitoea
ll@Haea shesfri ts wafencsi elaa1t
or ton ttnnss day.
After a hard days worh. wmsh
OF tho IsKaplhatien Nltb sUHfn wa
ter
Wet fhe shauid,sFa and ieAAza Atggh
cold water aud aa4t
Isont fofgct 20 gtsaks g9ls9 WAS
oua
Drive aiowty. head Tighter. fssssi
more oats and isssa corn
Don't ask your hoese 90 wofk II
he has refused two nleats Ia sue.
eesaian he's siek
II yoa uaa a eheeA Fssln. tSst " be
nlarE.
Viewer hurry In st@staus a heax.
ny loaded toagn
" YOU losa g@ar whip. d@nt bug
au0thef,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

IT'S a fine looking harss.,.
ye are" said Mrs. Mulvaney ~
Ing upon her departing spouse
The little bird which seas !.
things In spite OF roofs ana -
could tell much OF what wen,
10 certain room Of certain ~
watch appeared 10 be Identical -
the house where lived Mias ~.
Powell. IL could tell nf 4 Ma.
lsuaed. black-eyed girl salklux Ma
a uay bearded man il could 81
UUo ~ first she shook her =.
aesi hoososd very miserable ~ !
s'sa0Sk o.0 dis at last her snsa..
;efrei oseogoes. and thar tinss
.Nolefh DIE old nsol rose 10 10 =.
'rualfs.lk iszsgsfsbselya 10 him. -,
her arms, aSound his neck aud n
cd his 'gi.iazlssis cb'sek.
And the gray;tsefDissd man N
70 hitfgHsEs ire nSsxk do vhsz
lTe@6si islA nfo.snJriHa actually y
tkiffg ~ riPe ssrspse pser. and ri.
lie saC* tiFe lezsc.ls ila0.ned girl epr.|
out N fhe li0Elke a& Iti1s. e.s.
times in Tie cohEass Of the .diiar -
wave her hand as the. YdffkrS IN
phin car whitfield past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18


va kant see IN sunshine with
yurr eyea shut
Idle boastiu never paved tn way
10 national glory
DO yure beat today. an prove
yurc worth tomorrow.
Learnin' amt dangerous wen rs
IN the right kind OF a eranluni
Food fer thot aint mulch good
Ter an empty stomach.
MAXIM a noise like a dollar doant
buy muteh these times.
it's wise man who kin reaeon
with aifshlp.
KILN goats greatly. reduaea IN
supply ov butter"
Sum people arc 200 lbs, oY auan
tity an about !. ox. ov quality.
Jo Koa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

Diana Biliplcklca. Q0ssen OF ID.
kEure Biua' How dooa THAT SQUAD z
RS ms latest daydrcam. Oh. It's
wonderful hos | have just the wiid.
est fanctes Ma saga it's because
I'm ~ young. that Nhen TN old as
she Is IN have seine Of the gisifsh
optimism knocked out of my noodle.
This time tta haiioonlng or
course. don't know the first thing
about balloons. or airshipa. but
there's Mr. fiotr to tsil me about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
STAR DUST
90 BY JOSH
BY JOSH

What v&A can carry through.
Somewhere between the sprint and
crawl
Lies just the speed for you.
Too swift. you drop. too slow. you
fail
Avoid that fatal too
The turtle ends up In the soup
The hare gets In a stew.
Boston Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

simply that these youns
has pulled apart that so,.. assfl
has come between them
Oh. the shame of II" e,e.
Mrs. Mulyaney. Too bad toa s \. :.
Yes. yes" said her huss'.
but zoo bad never mendea
ters. ! will now proceed 4. y
step out and become & nessa..
81 Cupid, a s0ftwinged ha.la..
Of peace b. two thrOubled ~
tossed about on the ocean of ~ 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

them tie naga taking a trip tm
one % them things ~ ike EalnE up
in an elevator that don't want 20
stop. and that coming dnwu ia lac
hnsnE In AN elevator TIA, can't stop
The aen8aflon muat be deiicsona
Mr. Flute Il a professional balloon
sharp and also bnersier lie boards
AZ our boaEe. And since heN been
talkins 10 me os evenings rse lna,
agined TnYseif = daredevil lady aao
nsntfc. a regular empress OF Tie
ether oniy 70 as saon las downpn
a railroad TRACK Ia fruns Of the lhn
lfed "a TO stsk myself In a balloon
like % feui terror firma under ~
feet to8 weit
fsut ho~ | do Iike 10 hear Mr.
fiots smoke up on the anb3ccfl
NJ. hos cheated daath 20 often.
that its iike iiatsninx 10 a corpse
wha' has gaxs the emihtimer tho
ha ha'
fC8utlnnsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

American tabfofsi -''ii-s II pur.
chase these corssss. eouU OIL f-otooc.
Abe tRckA7"
Daales Asat fas.e'.gSQo foss w-to
find an o. sra.p9is ae.Sfass i0N io;9 .olloss
he wa eoeioOsh ~ Oasse
And II woPa IA. 'ceilsstfsf reSssb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

LET your light 80 shine before
men that they may aee your good
woEks. Matt b.is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

sing q SONG of aixpence.
A pocket full OF rye.
n Mrs. Eddy had her way
| Etiess we'd never die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

There's a Milwaukee actress who
wouldn't appear with bare feet.
She doesn't caro- to mako bare
living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

Even after he reaches the point
where he has 60 use a trunk strap
for a belt. man stili feels that IN
has a pleasing personality Puck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

WoridFe mile swimming record
Il hold ~ iiafnes kctxn 0f Aus,
tsmslhs Time 90 nisnaseM. 10 g.
aeransfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

"My dear | have something aw-
ful 10 toll you That NJ Parker.
with whom You are carrying on
auch a mad affair. II a married
man"
Nothing OF the kind His wife
has gone 60 the country for the
summer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
DIAHA's DIARY

eess epekrss Essss 4Socsu on NY bzs SIRE
1sxscs Thsssabt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
~sra From Josh wlae.

Bll Taft has lost just "a pounds,
which makes room On the band
wagon for Joe Foraker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

She Cook has given notice.
lie Whyf
She She says yca sp.l-a IN .
brutal manner 90 her on shs tsre.
phone yesterday d
HE yestes.so I uAeups I oss
a.)caooars .. y~u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

The ssos'sa sxsrasaaegn
To we Mes rFce. cut ous 4 pass,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

For a dainty sandwich Crate any
cheese. rub 4 30 a paste with hut.
ter. and apEeaft Eire hroai. dust
with salt and assRlrsk xilast IS.a
nEe Mipe a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

Carrots are four times as nu.
fritious az cucumberaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

Fire atansnssge Ans.esapsifn spesdus
hess tbau ST. psp yeae foa food
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
:FUN FACT FICTION
MOST ANYTHING
:FOLLY FAME FANCY
FAME


"Lexe at FIRST sight is passilslss
msnz or Cornish cats have no
tails
Whist city stands ON % island,
eShent. Belgium.
Long white gloves are. fashlon
able for women this year.
Real name OF MaAde Adams. the
actress. Is Maude KiakGd1iens
Joe Cans. the puEiilat, would
never ailOz his wife 20 be photo
gfaphed for the newspapers. White
fighters were never so paHticulaT
What 10 the SIMPLEST bocket RIae
The change IN yssM pscluek The
silver quapper ureasuRes tl@ee.
fotHhhs OF an inch hn dlagnsiseF. the
half dsfiaq ono Inch. Rrd tiee desllar
an inch aqrd a haif.
N was hos. choabe who. wlreu
asked when h0s ssotaSI rpckeg ba he
u Ire ca,d1i sauYp ps ea~th a s0eend
tkn.e and select hds H.e. aesi 4
w0udat rreIbsr ps be- the sessmd hrs.
band sf Mrs. bss. Cho@De
Many ntnnfe iTsoFTecblg use the
weird monstro~a" ms meaD4O-g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

wicked husband than a uerxoun
one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

Ia sssis1sstano Iaga ff1fbtdH won
en- fF@H weafsng ffats that a'be
NOSE tham rs tretees n dlsars19@
wslaenn't tsad HrN eap@ae a papr0s
on Sffssuat Rv.1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

clos,n ~ssne isvestes IL 1895
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

eprls, EarnuaalSss the shoulders otz
phe best epers8se known for r0ufei
n& the aeck and films m ho9frs
pisces Hoou th shoulders atri
caraa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

F'hs st8tnssrrnt ktrat kbneasiSsna
ISe@ae@hcb hnheFtteal aeOaEaa mo-.
Hsssl - defkssqna hpem hlT reiUSave
IL errpneals He an}Y inherbbea
a sasdeat fonture. about Gb0O 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

"Loxs at first sight is passilsls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

Joe Cans the pueiiist would
never ailOz bis wife 10 be photo
gFaphed for the newspapers. White
fighters we're never 80 paasticulaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

Real name OF AfaAide Adams. the
actress. Is Maude kiakGd1isns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

Long white gloves afro fsshlon
able for women this year.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26
M O B L E Y A..

We
De-
Spise
Flies.
Do
You?
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26
S II Ell BY WILL E .

Farmers of this section would
like to see good rain just now.
Nat Hardister, the grocery
man, was here one day the past
week.
William r. Nelson, a good
citizen Of Reed, was in our town
Saturday.
ESQ. James o. Wasson of Mob
ley was in our town one day the
past week.
James F. Shaver and lady of
Strawberry visited in this city
last Saturday and Sunday.
Tax assessor f. B. Clear was
here last week making a list of
our wealth which, however,
doesn't run far into the millions,
Claude and Grover Jernigan
and their sisters, Misses Cora
and Jennie, prominent young
people of Mobley, were attending
the singing here Sunday.
A large number of young peo'
pie as we'll rs some of the Older
ones, from all over the country
enjoyed singing given by Mrs
M. V. Shaver Of this place Sun
day evening. Everybody seemed
to have q good time. The music
was fine and the writer enjoyed
it immensely. We are quite sure
that everyone present will vote i
the crowning event Of the season
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26

on butter milk, get out on the
porch, tilt your chair back, light
your pipe and let the blue smoke
ring and circle. Why, then you
can see visions. They are epher-
NAL, it is true, but what bewilder.
ingly splendid vistas you see in
that smoke. Your pipe is cold
long before you know it, and you
are sailing the empyric blue in an
airship. Not the kind Santos.
Dumont might build, but the
kind we all build when we drink
cold butter milk drawn up from
the cistern and the butterflies Of
Imagination are floating out from
the cocoon of our dreams and the
wind is blowing from the Forum
ate Isles. Poe and Tennyson in
vented these airships and sailed
them to heights never. reached
before. Sir Walter Raleigh in
vented the "pipe dream" and
died a martyr. Edgar Poe sailed
his craft Of Imagination TO the
highest planet in stellar space,
where he penned GEL Dorado" by
the light Of the stars. Here our
pipe dream ended. Ma called
out that we had better be in bed
or we'd miss our share OF the
fried chicken in the morning.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26
R { EDS CR L Z K .

Lott Johnson is on the sick list,
The farmers in this vicinity are
needing rain,
W. A. Street and wife of
Grange visited in Our city Sat.
urday night and Sunday.
Rev. j. W, Due filled his regu- :
lar appointment at F'airview Sun
day and delivered an interesting
discourse, as he always does,
There was an automobile pass
ed through our burg Sunday,
This was the first Of these ma
chimes to traverse our streets.
Ed Johnson has purchased a
buggy and q talking machine
and declares that he neither haa
10 do any walking or talking now
Goose Anderson attended
church at Bold Springs last Sun"
day. We think Goose has some
important business down that
way.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26
THE OLDEST TWINS.
The Johnson Brothers OF North Ar
kansas Present Strange Contrast.

While in the city Monday D.
W. Johnson Of Paroquet gave US
something Of the history OF him.
self and his twin brother, w. D..
johnson Of Anderson, lizard
county.
These old gentlemen are re.
markable in several respects.
They are u years Of age, and
closely resemble each other.
Their names are William David
son Johnson and David William.
son Johnson, They came to this
part OF the country before the
war, and W. D. settled in lizard
county and D, W, in Independ-
ence fifty seven years ago,
On June 23, 1851, D. W. en-
listed in the confederate army at
Lunenberg under Capt. Deeson.
He fought through the entire four
years Of the war, was wounded in
the battle Of Chickamauga,a and at
the time Of the surrender was at
Greensboro, N. G. under Capt,
H. b. Landers, who died last
week at Mt. Olive. He reached
Batesville on his return home
just four years to the day from
the time Of leaving home, June
20, 1885.
Ga tho other hand, his brother,
W. d, joined the Union forces
about the same time and remain =
ed during the four years OF the
war, returning home at It's close
One Is q democrat and the other
a republican. Both are farmers
and are getting along nicely
Batesyil)e Guard.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26
c A N T 0 N .

There has been no rain in this
section in the past ten days.
Summer weather is here and
the picnic time will soon DO with
US.
The corn crops are very nearly
all laid by. All crops are grow.
ing fine.
Peaches, plums and blackber.
ries are getting ripe now and are
very plentiful.
Miss Louie Viner will teach
this summer at Pleasant Hill in
district eleven,
Mrs. G, A. Pearce visited
among her old friends in this
neighborhood last week.
Health is not quite so good now.
There are a few cases Of remit
tent fever in this section.
Oat cutting is on hand now.
The crop is very good, though
there is some rust in wet places.
The interest and attendance al
our Sunday school is getting
much better, we are proud to
say.
Rev. A. L. Horton failed to
meet his appointment Saturday
night and Sunday at Pleasant
Hill.
A small son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
James Jordon died Thursday
evening and was buried the day
following
There was special school
election on Saturday, the goth in
district No. II, Mr.. OFT was
elected director.
Allow us TO correct q mistake
recently made by US in reporting
that the quarterly conference Of
the Methodist church had been
held in June, Tho conference
will be held July 7.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26
HSSeSSOI''S S
Notice.
(scal)

Notice s hereby given that will meet tho tax
payers at the following places and datos Tor tho
purpose Of listing tho personal property Of Sharp
county, towit
Washington township, Powell's Chapel. Monday
June 1.
Cave township, Cave City, Tuesday and wednes-
day, June and ..
Sullivan township Bricklc Springs, Thursday.
Junoa Sidney, Friday, Junes'
johnson township Precinct, Saturday Juns o.
Scott township, Grange, Monday. June lei shaw
era, TueiJay June TO-
plg Creek township, .calaminc Wednesday
June II,
Strawberry township Institute, Thursday. June
IL.
Big Rock township, poushkeepaic, Friday, June
10, Mt, Plsgah, Saturday, June 20
Morgan township, Center, Monday Jane 90
Lebanon township Dotson's School House
Tuesday, June 49, Heesting, Wednesday, June
| a.
Davidson township, King Mills, .rhursiay ana
Friday, June 20 and 96
\ Lave Creek township, Camp Ground, Saturday
June e.
Rchwools townshIp, Ash Flat, Monday and
! Tuesday, June ~ and 30,
Highland township, Highland School House
Wednesday, July T.
Hardy township, Hardy, Thursday, Friday ana
Saturday July 2, Ssnd l.
Lower North township, Coats, Monday, July o.
Upper North township, Wirth, Tuesday July u
North Union township Ward School House
Wednesday, julyh
South Union township, Martina Geek Thurs
day julyA
jackson township, willliord, Friday and satur
DAY, July 10 and H.
piHey Fork township keRiaR ishade' from
Mesaay, gsiy ~ 10 satufday,sjuls 9b'a
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26
B E N g A Y

Percy Wainwright had business
in Cave township Saturday.
Sam Gawf was looking after
some business at Poughkeepsie
Saturday.
Walter Taylor of Calamine was
a visitor to our town Saturday
evening.
Lee Street of Calamine, our
road overseer, was with US one
day last week.
R. H. Younger of Grange
spent a while in our town one
day the latter part of last week.
J. S. Nichols and family were
visiting among relatives and
friends at Reeds Creek Sunday.
Berry Curtis aud family of
Emery were seen here Saturday
They were on their way to Union
for a visit with the family of W..
P. Crigler.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Tounsleay, only one
week old, is very sick at this
writing. With this exception
health is reasonably good here.
J. r. Perkey and family Of
Cave township were visitors at
this place Saturday night. We
are always glad to see John COM
ing. He is a jolly good fellow.
r. H, Spurlock, who has been
right sick, is able to be at his
store and attend to business
again. While Mr., Spurlock was
sick Miss Ella Howard carried on
his business.
Noel McGee and Fillmore Bar
nett Of Emery were stirring
around in this section Sunday
We believe these boys are hoping
their visits to this place may enc
in matrimony.
Crops are looking reasonabl!
/ we'll in this section, considering
the fact that we have had 81
much rain. The farmers arr
getting along we'll and seem t.
be pleased with the situation.
Some of the boys caught SOM
mice fish in the creek here Sat
yrday. They first tried a seine
bat failing to have any luck thi
way they used their hands and il
an hour caught % of the finn,
tribe.
r. Fl. Roberts made a bust
ness trip to Cave City one da,
last week. Miss Alta Robert
and her little brother of tina
place returned with him and ar
spending a few days with rela
tives and friends here,
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26

In view OF the fact that the
Republicans have nominated
Sherman Of New York for vice
president, a correspondent from
Hardy to tho Gazette says n
number of Democrats Of that
place want Jesse Grant Of New
York as a running mate with
Bryan.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26
X. B. CLEAR,
assessor
Notice For Publication.
II q. Land o0ce at Little , Rock q a. aya" |

ug Land onlee at Little Rock, Arb"
June ~, 1908, \
Notice ID hereby given that William q, Needy
of eeelep Ark, who on bee, 3, isee, made Homes
stend Entry No, gji0i for west half southeast
quarter, southeast susrtef southwest quarter,
seetion 49, and nor,hes, quarter nssthwest
quarter, seetlcn No. township H. rcrlh range .
wea. 9th principal meridian, has hled notice Of
intention 70 make hnal Five Year preef 10 ss,ae-
lsh elaia 10 the land abevs desefibei, eefess The
County jsdee Of SHARE county, Afkn Al ETeains
shads, AFku On ths at,h aas Of july l@s
Claimant names IA wtnessesi u, I, Leonard,
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS.

PROPOSED AMENDMENT 10 TuE CONSTITUTION OF
TilE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
Notice'is hereby given that the following joint
resolution, proposngsan amendment to the State
Constitution, was passed by tho General, Asscmb-
" 81 It's regular session Of 1907 and that the same
will be submitted TO the electors OF the State at the
next general election, to bo held Monday, Scptcm'
ber ID, 1908, for adoption or rejection, viz
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 0.
Every mnle citizen Of the United States or
male person who has declared his intention Of
becoming a citizen of the same, Of the age Of
twenty-one years. who has resided In the State
twelve months In the county ak MONTHS, and In
the precinct, town or ward one month, next pre-
ccding any election at which he may propose to
vote except such persons rs may for the commis'
sion Of some felony bo deprived Of the right
vote by law passed by the General Assembly,
and who shall exhibit poll tax receipt or other
evidence that he has paid his poll tax at the tlmo
Of collecting taxes next preceding such election,
ahnll bo allowed 10 vote at any election IN the
state OF Arkansas, Provided, That persons who
make satisfactory proof that they have attained
the age Of twenty'one years since the time oil
assessing taxes next preceding said election and
possessed the other necessary qualifications, small
be permitted to vote, and provided further, that
the said tax receipt shall be 50 marked by dated
stamp or written endorse ncnt by the judges Of
election TO whom II may be first presented M to
prevent the holder thereof from voting more than
once at any election"
The above resolution was hled In the oIl,ce OF
the Secretary Of State on April ~, 1901
Each eeetor may vote for or aganst the above
amendment,
Witness my official signature this sath day OF
February 1905
o, G. LUDWIG,
Secretary Of State,
(seal)