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I4sth street.

The approximate amount OF ths nS1 or
charge TO satisfy which the aoovs-dsscrfesd
nropertv is 10 be sold. is 81. 93f So. with tn
terest thereon from the sth day Of April
1910 together with costs and allowances
amounting TO s82S -. with interest from April
90 1910 together with the expenses OF tho
sale The approximate amount OF the taxes.
assessments and water rates. or other Hens.
Iybich are to be allowed TO the purchaser out
81 the purchase money. or paid by the Hes-
cree is 1852 IA and Interest
Dated, New York, June %. 1910
MOSES J. STROCCK. Referee.
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'kY AND NAVY NOTES
= ,,o Golfers To Be BuiIt-Not
rnnIuh Money for Three.
fr-orn The Tribune Bureau.l
Washington. .Jul

Washington, July 6.
- -ocT 1apaes1 EaCH.-After great
& 10 -et three golfers from the last
:. Congress the Navy Department
.ssess' ,f able to build only two, those
eaos IL authorized \ third feet collier
sTeSf' ;, rrilt on The Pacific Coast, and
r's ,-o,nsnts for its construction were
Sta a+ the Mare Island Navy Yard.
!. mas discovered that the appropri-
fhe - not sufficient for the purpose
s'0" .,-on onerations were suspended, and
- WAS asked 10 authorize the work
t''.,-ssuoe with the estimate of the
'A =, .,,e confusion OF legislation, incor-
e's- 81 the naval appropriation bill. GER
,s.-iciEans have been imposed upon
'a4- So DEPARTMENT, making il inpos-
,. = b,Iihi this third collier, for Which
80 available less than si0o.00a II will
~, ,,oh.blv more than seo0,ooo additional
- :, the work II is estimated that the
,,sa-- can be built for sl0eoeuo. although
-, IS ALWAYS doubt when such work is
I,.r+s,rer on the Pacific Coast. where the
=, of such construction is fully per
=. GREATER than that Of the same work on
=. atlantic Coast The two other GOLFERS
N NJ built. il is expected. under contract
18th collierS VIII be OF 1oeflticdl design and
,.-,;ler 10 the feet collier now under con-
~-,-.iou al the works of the MARYLAND
e..,1 Company. at SpaTrows Point Md
,-he Golfers will have 3 speed of IL knots
s,s win carry not less-than I2,5eO tons of
,s-ra and bunker coal The naval authori-
-.;as are anxious 10 have these golfers in
commission as soon as possible. Expert
,sents are 10 he made with the apparatus
zor handling coal especially in the transfer
=. fuel from the coal carrying vessels to
re ships o. the feet. The new Golfers
viii also be designed 10 carry a certain
snlouni OF oil in tanks TO supply the de-
s,-oyeTs which may he removed from the
fsse Of the supply, and TO replenish the
stock OF liquid fuel carried in the double
bottoms OF the battlesfips. 1t is probable
that the Navy Department will go before
Congress next year with the further recon-
rasndztons for the collier which cannot be
Guilt under The existing legislative limita-
inns. But under the most favorable condi-
TONS, i Is 1oreseen that there will be al
least veaTs delay in acquiring a collier
which is greatly needed on the Pacific
coast.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Miner @ Thomas. n Surrogate OF the County
Of New York notice is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Clarence f.
smith ,atc of the County Of New York de-
cea sed to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, at her place of
transacting business. at the Office of Donald
Mclean her attorney, Ne. 81 William street
in the city OF New York. on or before the
10th day of October next Dated, New York
the 3Oth day of March. 1910. EMMA X
SMITH. Administrators. DONALD MLEAN
Attorney for Administrative, % William street
Manhattan. New York CITY.
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NAVY.

sfer AE0lraT X NILES detached as general
inspector ~ ordnance for navy; continue
o-aer duties
'srtsin A. GI-EATES. detached cftice Assiss-
a. SecreterE Of the Navy; 10 command
- he North Dakota
school Hospital. Washington; granted leave
Oue month
'apis.1 r. - BOWERS 0retired}, detached
bshcecf & wilcox COMPANY Bayonne
--srte1sl.t CoTnrnander :. A BOsTwICK: 20
nome and await orders
--A-sfs j. ! &EI2R. j " BARNETT, Jr-,
are d r. PATTERSON. detached duty
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SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

GRAHAM, AMELIA Mn pursuance Of an
order of Hon. Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate
Of the County of New York, notice IS hereby
given to all persons having claims against Anne
deceased, to present the same. with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers at their place of
trinsacting business a the office of their attor-
news Masten &c Nichols at ~ Wall street. In
the City of New York, on or before the 26th
day of September next
Dated New York, the nth day of March. 1910
BENJAMIN MORRIS WHITLOCk,
CORNELIUS H. WHITLOCK.
GRAHAM BRUSH
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DONOHITE. CEARL-ES.--IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. Abner q. Thomas a Surro-
gate of the County Of New York, notice Is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
Charles Donohue. late OF the County OF New
York deceased. TO present the same with vouch-
ers thereof 10 The subscriber at his place OF
transacting business. at the office Of Lernue e
Oulrg No ~ Liberty Street, Borough OF Man
haitian in the City or New York. or before
tho fst day of December. 1910.
Dated New York the 9th day OF MAY 1910
CHARLES w. COLEMAN. Executor
ITMItEL Il. QTiICiG Attorney for Executor 10
Liberty Street Borough of Manhattan New
York CITY.
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Female,

Female.
a WEIL-EDCCATED young woman wanted
Tor descriptive fashion writing: previous ex-
perience in this line desirable. but not abso-
tuteiy necessary. Reply by letter only, de-
scribing experience, education and giving per-
sonai references, to W. {. r., Butterick Build
ing, New York.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ACROPOI,TS HOTEL. SIC WEST 123D ST
Commercial accommodations; American or
European plan.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE, SUNNY CORNER ROOM. running
wafer: prjyste family; beautiful location, facing
the Hudson. telephone. Harrison. 2l5 West lolst
St Telephone 60On-p:veTside.
LARGE. and small well furnished rooms. is East
9th st. near 18th ave: reference
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HELP WANTED.

statesmen wanted everywhere resident or
travelling: products nm everyday essential;
good pay; steady employment; refined work !;
s,.aiEht or side Hnc. Sanitary Utility Co.,
siS, 80 Church st
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Captain Ten Eyck d W. Eeeder. Captain
Edmund Is Underwood and CAPTAIN Ward
Everett Wright, were retired to-day. their
retirement 10 date back to June 80 This
mo Of compulsory transfers completes the
quota OF fourteen vacancies necessary in
ne active list 10 permit promotions under
he new blood" provisions Of the naval
personnel act The selections made by the
hoard o. i've adrnirais surprised naval Off
fers- Captain feedeT is superintendent o.
The naval observatory at Washington: CaD-
IsiR Underwood commands the receiving
sap independence, and Captain Wri,bt
commands the naval station at Guants-
1ai2o cuba Nc successors having Vet bean
.lesen, these officers will remain in tbair
PRESENT commands for the present. Captain
feeder, in charge of the observatory a ;tttla
over q year. has mad almost nineteen --ears
q sea service and over twenty ashore ue
Is from NeE York. Captain Underwood :,
californian has had twenty-one Wears If
SEA service and sixteen ashore. f,,ntai,,
A-ght, from Massachusetts. has has al
--Os' t"eIlfy years sea service and nearly
fourteen ashore.
FA1 MASTER GENERAL OF THE
AAN1-The expected announcement Of tho
appointment of Pay Director Thomas
feHie as payn,ester general and chief of
ne Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts of Tho
1a7y vas made to-day.
VRDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
'sFe been issued:
''oael ESTCOURT SAWYER. -..ss,s,a-. z,.,-
0s-er general. placed on re.ire5 lis, win,
NJ, I'D q h-1gadi general - i' WIN
~ ~ NI ll-l H BROOKS. medical corps.
III -llN a. Preside Of san if-ancisoo mo,
p.-lfletlon of special duties ar Columbus
ITaI-s1ks. thence To Fort McDoweil, VIC
.lt-teIiaTlt Colonel EUCLID p FTsTC-lS mes
"a corps. to Preside OF San Francjsco
Wig o1'eers from DUTY in ousrterrnsster's
pslaTtIreti. On dates indicated in respective
--eg'1aen-s: Major EDWIN p RREWER
81 7 TTTslIy' AugusJ 4 Major AMOS B,
WILLIAM T CREARy. stb fnfantTrv at,o,,-
august ]; Captain JAMES d TIIF6tT2D ri
80 -. Gl''n return OF transport sumner
oALIoA 18th Infantry. September 80: cap
sg az I'lii2lN \ ,aAEI 18TH Infantr,
81 Cavalry. August 1: First Tierterart
nE-.AEIEi P AMES- 18th Infantry Aug
Japan JOHN I. BOND aoth Infantry. from
o e ~its Cua1-IeTInasier' Department. upon
Sherman. thence 10 proper station.
TIE Lieu eusnt RODNEY H SMITH coast
ee.--.-lTa assume charge construction work at
:. FRANK II PIITPF,s il. coast artiIlery
VIZ Lieutenant RODNEY II. SMITH. coast
ar'.lsrE- 81 Unass gned list: report 10 com
-aan0ilc officer. artillery district Of Nara
gansett Bar Cor STAFF duty
"'one Lieutenant THOMAS ". HAMMOND. 22d
-4ptsutry. upon arrival at san Francisco, re
Io.i . commanding general Department OF
California. for duty.
Nayes u absence Captain FREDERICK W
l-LHlH- 18th Infantry. one month upon re
20 from Military Academy: First Lieutenant
BRUCE GOTTEN. coast artillery, two
months ara four days: First Lieutenant
| EVERETT Y. BOWMAN. 9Th Infantry. three
months.
NAVY
ssar AErira1 X NILES detached as general
inspector ~ ordnance for navy; continue
o-aer duties.
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USEFUL MAN.-S25: German; good hand on
lawns, garden. horse COW chickens: sober
S VIZ e and Industrious L.. Mathewson Bureau,
clio oih ave Telephone 37S-Bryant
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Female.

Female
CHAMbERMAID and SEAMSTRESS Young
Dahish woman: excellent needle woman un-
usually good servant. t. Miss Hofmayer's Blu
son Square ' A0
CHAMBERM WAITRESS Partisan
mayors Bureau. 800 9th ave, corner 32d St,
ninth floor. Tel. 4527-Madson Square.
Observation-Disclosures Scotch Protest
two years excellent references; city or country.
Industrial Association. II West 42d
COOk--First class; any style cooking: has friend
chambermatd and waitress; both highly recon-
Ihended: city or country. Morrow's Bureau 72l
| lexington ave. corner 5sth st.
C4ok.-Eery neat; Swedish; excellent cook and
cal; good manager; best references. Osterberg
bureau. 116 lexington ave. Tel. 1885 Plaza.
C('Ok-French: certificate from Gordon bleu
high class cooking; all latest dishes: excellent
references Mrs. Golfers Agency, 122 W. ed st.
COOK and HOCSEWORK.-Germ In small
family NJ. F.. 3o6 East 9th st.
cook-rnderstands good. plain cooking, bread.
b: NJ. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau. 500 9th ave,
entrance 42d st,
CookzLAUNDREss and CHAMBERMAID-
WAFTRESS.-Germans; mother and daughter;
wages sos and sic: excellent references: city or
country. Industrial Association. II West 42d ST.
COOK and LAUNDRESs. also chambermaid and
waitress: two Finnish girls; excellent refer
ence; very neat and willing. Jussila Bureau $50
lexington ave Tel. 4453 Plaza.
COUPLE.-French; superior help; wife first class
cook: man butler and valet: exceptionally neat;
excellent references. Mrs. Golfers Agency, 10
West 23d st.
HOUsBWORKER.-Yo very neat swedish
girl; good cook, waitress. etc; best refer
enCes: wages 500 S25. Osterberg's Bureau, 716
Lexington ave. Tel 1855 Plaza
HOTSEWORK young girl good cook
bake; excellent laundress: has friend
kitchenmad: city, country Morrow's Bureau
72l Lexington ave- cor. 5Sth ST.
LAUNDRESs.-Very neat Swedish girl; excel
lent. first class laundrcss; collars, cuffs etc. ;
excellent references; $50. Osterberg's Bureau,
Il6 Lexington ave. Tel. 1055 Plaza.
NURSE.-Cerman, infant growing chill
dren young, refined, competent; first class
reference; go anywhere: wages. s25 to $50.
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID.-Excell
Swedish girl; first class waitress; understands
salads, silver. etc; excellent reference Oster-
Plaza.
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tIFEER. DOROTHEA.-IN PURSUANCE

sCHIFFER. DOROTHEA.-1N PURSUANCE
of an order of Hon. Abner c. Thomas a
Surrogate of the County OF New York, notice
a. hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Dorothea Schiller. late of the County of
NJ York deceased. to present the same, with
xourhers thereof to the subscriber at his
nIace of transacting business at the Office of
Frbeau & Beam, Counsellors Law. Nos. AZ
and 47 Wall Street in the City of New York
on or befor. the first day of August, next
Dated New York. the 10Th day of January
HENRY E. j. SCHIFFER. Executor.
ry5TAJJ. q BEAM, Attorneys for Executor
Nos. As and Al Wall Street. Manhattan
C'ity.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

NcaCHMAN Useful man. Scotch; married /:
one child; best care horses harness and car
Tiages; seven years last place: other reference.
carpenter Bureau. 154 9th ave
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} 0ST ON a; :.s 'G 9.si.. i
LONG ISLAND SOUND R0u1ES

FALL. RIVER LINE. Via Newport and rsii
River Nv Pier 10. N r.. IT. W arren 81, 49,
davs and Sundays. $50 p NJ Strs COMMO.SS-
WEALTH and PRISCILLA Orchestr~ on ea~'i-
PROVIDENCE LINE. Via Providencs. 80
pier rs North River, foot Murray 81 We =
DAYS only. g 90 p NJ Steamers PRC IO1-'~S
ard PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on eaeh
NORWICH LINE. Via New London Lv' 80 -
40 N R. u. Clarksou ST.. week Gays S;yv
p NJ: pier 10. E r.. TT E ed ST. So = n
Strs CITY OF LOWELL and CHESTER w
CHAPLIN.
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bsd1ora'
Woods Hole. Marthas Vineyard Nantu n3S. =
Mattapoisett. Marion and Cape Coz polhts-
Leave Pier 40, North River. foot OF carson
Street. week days only. at 600 p NJ Stesfhsss
MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven HIATT
ford. Springfield and North. Leave Pier
z. p. week days. 2:45 P. NJ; sundays. s-Sv
A NJ Foot East 22nd st. week days, 300
p. NJ: Sundays, 1000 A. NJ Str. RiCHAKo
PECK.
Tickets. staterooms and information at City
Ticket ONCE. III Broadway. near Cortianae
st. Telephone 512I CortIandt- Also at y T.
Transfer and Tourist Offices and at Piers
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AND TYPEWRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau St: catalogue
free: all makes taken part payment: bargains
in Underw"oda. ReminEtons. Olvers Smiths
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MASTEN & NICHOLS, Attorneys for Executors,
40 Wall street, Borough of Manhattan City
of New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
of New Ycri<, notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against Samuel A. Max
we'll late of the County OF New York. de-
cea sed, TO present the same, with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers. at their place OF
trapsectIng business, the office OF AshbeI P
FITCH Mott & Grant, No. 30 Nassau Street. in
che borough of Manhattan, IN the City of New
work. on or before the list day OF August next.
dated New York. the 18th day of January.
1910.
MAXWELL. CHARLES C. CROOK, WILL
LAM J. COMSTOCK, Executors.
sSuRFI, p FITCH. MOTT & GRANT, Attor-
news for Executors. 81 Nassau Street, Bor-
ough of Manhattan, New York City.
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ST0 NARY pnYfll s sse columns

prrfect Afternoon outing Ieav. Desbrosses 81
I a. p NJ connecting at West Point NJ
eIQ NpiNV due West 42d 81 SEQ o. =; -.
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men married couples,
LOT farms and gentIemens country places:
E.hgilsh- Germans and Swedes especially
Mathewson Bureau SIS 9th ave Telephone 37s-
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FOR SALE.

RIG BARGAINS-Slightly used office furniture.
desks typewriters cash registers, adding ma
chimes monographs. filing cabinets. safes. ad-
dressing machines time clocks, partitions, CHECK
nrotectors bookcases NATHAN'S. 4 White street
RTJTARDS pool and new patent combination
tables: lowest prices; supplies repairs:
bowling alley builders. Decker's 1o5 East 9th
st Established 1880
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LAWYERS
LAWYERS.
LAWYERS ADVICE FREE.
SCHNEIDER q GOODMAN, 1873 Broadway.

] MACHINERY, DIES AND MODELS.
! FOR sALE-New tenoning and nortising out
fit Does coping. Less than half ordinary
cost. Greatest capacity and efficiency. Machine
! demonstrated. Mechanical Engineering CO.. 131
! Reade
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fARnlHAND.-S25: good. all around worker,
mixer. teamster: tho. ,ughly understands his
work sober and Industrious. Mathewson Blu
reau. SIS 9th ave Telephone 3TS-Brvant
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! CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS Young
banish woman: excellent needle woman: un-
usually good servant. t. Miss Hofrnayer's Blu
, reau $40 9th ave, ninth floor. Tel 452T-Mad-
son Square.
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TIME TABI


Palatial Steamers 'HENDRICh HLDSDN.-,
ROBERT FULTON" ALBANY" and "NAEf
POWELL Of the Hudson River Day Line. fast
est and finest river boats In the world
I've AFT. ISe3f w
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experience sales correspondent, writing
trade paper advertisements, etc; salary about
81. 500: opportunity to become advertising
manager with firm whose apprOpria ton is con-
tinually increasing. Business Service Co, 500
Singer Building
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BOOKKEEPER for reliable firm: salary ST.
these people manufacture pianos, and the
posItion is permanent. Jupp Exchange, 81
Nassau
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,,pi,ssMAfzE.R Competent; first class filter;
,,.iisb. rnuutry- if desired; out 10y day or
home o..o West 37th 81.
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voIrNC. Wnua1 oXpeTlnnred, 10 tdt /" I'T "IlaII z
... az fayc houses: Caily or private: Offices
., f"Iaan ADDRESS by letter. NJ, s02 West AID ST.
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Female

WESTERN territory: Tablet Digestans for ALI
stomach Ills Pond Pharmacal Company. New
York.
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Female.

YOUNG MAN: married: win mshag ing o expert
ave The Bronx.
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GJPT ,S-Increase your income by doing needle
work at home in spare time: send dime mo
stamps for sample and particulars. Jordan,
p o Box 2f53, Boston, Mass
Sharp County record., 1910-08-26
Gheistian Neelias.

Elder r. A, Robins Of Aeh
Flat began n series Of meetings
aJ tho Christian church here last
Sunday morning Elder Robins
is a popular minister here and
his services are being we'll at.
tended each night, There havh
been several aeoeseions to The
church and 1t ia probable the
meeting will continue u week cr
more YETI Following are Elder
Robins subjects for the next
three dayei Friday nishs-Cam.
pbelli3m or Water Salvation Who
10 GuiIty2 Saturday night
Power Of tho Spirit.
noreing No.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-26

The Holiness camp meeting
will begin at CaIauine on the
frat day Of September and will
be conducted by Reva. Mannay
and Nicely, evangeIists from Tex
as. A large number of people
attend these meetings each year,
If your liver is sluggish and
out of tone, and you feel dull,
bilious, constipated, take a dose
.of Chamber!ain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets tonight before re-
tiring and you will feel all right
in the morning. Sold by Snow
Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-26
Notice To Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that
there will be q public egamina.
ton OF teachers at tho public
school building IN Evening
Shade, Ark, on the 10Th and
10th days Of September, 1910, 10
ascertain tho professional quail.
Eoations Of all persons desiring
to teach in the public schools Of
Sharp county,
O, G, SHAVER,
County Examiner,
Sharp County record., 1910-08-26
SHARP MAKES GOOD SHOWING.
State Tax Commissioner Says Stock Is
Assessed High Id Sharr.

L. NJ. Burge of Little Rock,
member of the State Tax Com
mission, was in Evening Shade
two days Last week making an
investigation as to the assessed
valuation of property in this
county.
Mr.. Burge told the editor Of
this paper that he found horses,
mules, cattle and ether live stock
assessed higher in this county
than the average assessment for
the state as a whole, but said
that land fell below the average,
as might be expected,
The object of the State Tax
Commission is to equalize taxa
ton in the stste, and Mr.. Burge
tells us that the commission is
endeavoring to have the states
property assessed on a fifty per
cent basis, He says the railroad
and other corporation property
has been raised to this figure
without difficulty and that corpo-
rations are paying more taxes
than for years.
Mr.. Burge was we'll pleased
with the assessment he found in
Sharp county and had no hesi.
fancy in declaring values we're
higher on the tax books than he
expected to find them. He said
he found only two school dis
tricts which had voted no tax,
which he declared is a record not
found in many counties.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-26

i. When the digestion is all right,
the action Of the bowels regular,
there is a natural craving and
relish for food. When this is
lacking you may know that you
need a dose Of Chamberlain g
Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They strengthen the digestive or
gans, improve the appetite and
regulate the bowels. Sold by
Snow Drug Co.
Dyseatery is a dangerous dis.
ease but can be cured. Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and
nNiarrhoea Remedy has been sue.
~ bssfully uaed in nine epidemics
dysentery. 1t has never been
known to fail, 1t is equally val.
liable for children and adults,
and when reduced with water
and sweetened, it is pleasant to
take, Sold by Snow Drug Co,
Sharp County record., 1910-08-26

CLrJ \" lNhCDs
o. G. Pickens of Reed is o new
reader Of the Record,
William f. WhitIock Of Wash p
ington township made final proof
on his homestead here Thursday.
James y, Johnston was here
from Sidney Wednesday with a
load of watsrmaLona- a5 dne as
you ever saw,
Rev. C. G. Burton returned
Monday from Salem, where he
spent several days assisting in a
revival meeting
Read the advertisement of A.
b. Arm, she Old reliable stock
dealer, published in this paper.
~ mighs pay you
County Jadge William n, Kel-
ley was here from Reed Thurs.
day looking after some business
pertaining to his office,
Fred Wilson and Austin Wilk
srson spent two or three days the
latter part of last week with
friends in Scott township,
F. J. poss and family a few
days ago moved to .he property
made vacant last week whom W
W. Justus left for Pfeilfor.
f.. G.. Ball, a prosperous larm-
or Of Sullivan township, was in
the city Tuesday and disposed Of
q load of peaches and apples.
w. II, Phillips, a good citizen
OF Sidney, accompanied by tive
of his sons, was o business visit.
or to Evening Shade last 5atur.
day.
W. D. Cochran came down
from Wost Plains, Mo-, last wee,
and was IN town several days
looking after some business mat.
ters,
Miss Ollie Taylor returned the
latter part Of last week from
Lynn, Lawrence county, where
she had been teaching for some
time.
The eighteen. .months.old baby
Of Mr., and Mira, Walter Mcclure,
who live Tow miles from town,
died Friday and was buried Sat.
urday.
Miss Eudora Shaver left a ieN
days ago for Smithville, whopt
sho will spend some time ~ The
guest Of her sister, Mrs, G., y
Tlbbles.
Phillip Smdtb, who lives q few
miles from Evening Shade, In Ia
ard county, has been quito sioi
this wook llo Ia suffering from
bilious fever,
George 3, Barnes, who live
three miles below town, called a
Record headquarters a few day,
ago and advanced his subscrip,
ton a notch,
Amos Hamilton has purchased
the mail line from Evening Shade
10 Ash Flat from II, +, Stout, the
original contractor, Mr., Stout re.
tanning that part Of the line from
Ash Flat to Hardy. Hamilton
took charge Of his route Wodnes.
day.