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LADIES' SHIRTwAIST.
Paris Pattern No. 1927
All Seams Allowed.

The lingerie shirtwaist is the favor
lite for wear with separate skirts, and
one needs so many of them that
variety of designs is essential. We
illustrate a charming model, espe-
cially suited to batiste or lawn, al
though other fabrics, such as pongee,
taffetas, Bingham, percale, madras and
the like may also be utilized. Front
and back of this waist have the Glib
son tuck at the shoulders. and this
seems to form a frame for other
tucks, which add to the dressiness and
substance of the waist. In front there
is q group of short tucks and another
of full length ones between the Shout
der and the closing band. This last Is
arranged for studs, but buttons serve
as we'll. In the back there is q central
box plat, which Is quite small, and on
each side OF 1t there is a group of
little tucks which reach from shoul-
der to waistline. The sleeves Of this
waist have a puff, which extends be-
low the elbow, and here joins a deep
cuff, which may be omitted II de-
sired. In some cases dressy effect
is obtained by making the cuff OF en-
broidery or lace. The pattern is in
sizes-s2 to ~ inches bust measure
Size SO bust requires 2M yards Of
material SO inches wide.
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Ten cents Is air chat II costs to have
our handsome fall and winter cata-
logue containing over 1000 seasonable
styles, sent to any address. This
amount covers the cost or mailing.
We furnish the catalogue free OF
charge. Order today.
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relatives come on the market in
quantities from the east.
Heavy Peach Crop.

quantities from the east.
Heavy Peach Crop.
Texas peaches Of fine quality and
we'll suited for canning purposes are
coming in in quantities and there are
indications that there will be a heavy
peach crop in several parts Of the
country, although at other points
unreasonable weather brought out the
buds so early that they were caught
by late frosts and the yield practically
ruined. Bartlett pears are also pro-
durable in considerable quantities If
desired and at reasonable prices.
The prices Of much Of the import
ed canning fruit that is being shipped
here this year are lower than ex-
pected, and lower than usual at this
season in Duluth. Vigilant watch
ers Of the fruit market are taking
some advantage of them for canning
supplies, though the demand for
canning has not been as strong as
the fruit men anticipated. In several
lines of fruit the quality and quantity
on the market are now about as high
as they will be this summer.
CANAEIES.
For safe, the very best. zen Hart.
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and Mrs. J. M. Barlow OF Ogden. The
wedding Will occur some time In Sep
TENDER.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs, g. II. Love. for the wedding
reception OF their daughter. Eleanor
Hazel, to Carlos l.. Dunford, who will
be married In the temple Thursday
morning. September 1.
An interesting wedding Of the week
was that OF Miss Kathleen McCovey and
James NJ. Rennie on Tuesday. the lat
ter being well and popularity known In
theatrical circles here,
On Wednesday Miss Madgc May and
Oliver sagers we're married In the tenn
pie. and In the evening a reception
was held mt the homo OF the brides
sister. Mrs. r, II. Hogan. the rooms
being prcttily decorated In pink and
write carnations and sweet peas, a sup
per being served and music being a
feature OF the event The bride wore
gown OF white satin with lace trim
rnings and carried carnations. num-
Der OF friends assisted during the eve
ming.
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son, the wedding to take place the lat
ter part Of September.
Mrs. Ellen Anderson OF Los Angeles
announces the engagement OF her daugh-
ter Beatrice TO Charles Raymond Pike.
OF Salt Lake city. the ceremony to take
place September L. $3.50 pm. at the
Anderson house, 424 North Soto street.
Los iAhgeles. Mr.. Pike departs today
for that place and will leave for home
with his bride on the day following.
on their return the marriage will be
solemnized in the temple,
Mr.. and Mrs. &. +. Pace announce
the engagement of their daughted, AZ
ton NJ, TO John A. Bouford, the wed
ding to take place In September at the
home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Petit announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Win
nlfred, ITO -Rertram r.. Reeves The
wedding ~~il-,rAke place early in Sep
TENDER.
Mr. and Mrs Royal n Young an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Laura, to Ernest Rich wooiey the
marriage to take place in September,
MIR and Mrs c. w. Nibley announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Alice, TO Harold Reed Smoot, the mar
riage 10 take place early In the fall.
w. S. Burton announce the engage
msnt Of his daughted. Eloise 10 John
n. Scoville The wedding will take
place In September.
william ]. Halloran has issued IN
vltations FOR the marriage OF his
daughter Mary Ethelyn 20 Lewis Will
liam Sowles for Wednesday evening,
September IA. at $3.50 o'clock, in st.
Marys Cathedral.
Mrs Hugh DouEall announces the
enga cement OF her sister. Miss Name
smith TO Melvin NJ Barlow. son Of Mr..
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revealed the familiar faces OF "a great
number OF old-time friends and rela-
tives. a delightful time was spent
In social pastime. singing, Rotations,
etc, and light refreshments were
served, early in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie p. KosIer enter
talned on Thursday evening. the guests
being MT Kessr's co-laborers on the
original salt Lake stake board Of sun
day schools. The evening was spent in
exchanging "Reminiscences and in games
and music. Delicious refreshments
were served Those present were. Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. r.. Felt. Bishop and
Mrs. Chas r. Felt, Bishop and Mrs
W. 8, Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. a. &.
Rees. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gibbs, Mrs.
Lotto Hatch, Mrs Gwendolyn Hatch.
DIT Thomas Howell. Miss Kate Nc
Allister Miss Jessie Tibbs, Miss Edith
Hunter.
Mrs W. II Branch and Mrs. +. w.
Wonnacott entertained on Thursday at
a shower party in honor Of Miss Nata-
lie Thomas. the decorations being in
yellow. and the favors and refresh
ments carrying out the same color
Covers were laid for IL guests.
At the homo OF Miss Florence Hal
loran on Thursday evening dinner
WAS given by the ri Eta Epsilon
sorority with covers laid for 10
guests. The decorations were IN yellow.
and black and the sunfiower used
chiefly throughout Tiny yellow pen
nants were the favors and those present
besides Miss Halloran were the Misses
Ruth sowles, Cynthia Hargrave. Helen
Wilson. Mary Luman and Messrs. Eu-
gene and Mark Hargrave OF Nebraska
Rowland Schrnmm. Earl Henderson
and Charles Brookes.
Miss Hazel Love and Miss Laura
Young were guests OF honor on Thurs
day at nm Orpheum party given by
Miss Geneve Love followed by lin
nor AT Franklin's. at which the dec
orations were geraneums. Covers We're
laid for the following guests: Mrs :.
H. Love Mrs Walter J. Lewis, Mrs.
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GR nGS5TS

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Pearsall have as
their guest for the week j. H. Leyson
OF Boston
Judge and Mrs o. w Powers return
ed this week. after short stay on the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. william ID. Foster has returned
after pleasant stay of five weeks on
the coast.
Miss cleo Craig has returned, after
pleasant visit OF two months In Texas.
A party of young folks have just re-
turned after spending an enjoyable
two weeks at the country home of Mr..
ana Mrs. George g. Lambert, including
the Misses Fac Lambert, Marge Mat
thews. leone Gamette, Hal Shaw, Geo.
Woodbury. and Murray Whitney.
Mr. and Mrs, w j. Browning left
"Wednesday for a trip through the Great
lake district. down the st. Lawrence
river. and TO all the large eastern cities.
They VIII be gone about six weeks.
The Misses Alice and Leta spry who
have been enjoying a camping trip with
friends returned to the city Friday
MIS-. - X AIfubfl mas returned To
her home in Kansas City after a week
spent with her sister, Mrs. +. A. Price.
Miss Rose Howard and Miss Marie
Bcrkhoel have returned from tho ranch
OF MIR. and Mrs. George Richie in Colo
RADIO. where they have spent the sum-
mer.
MIR. and Mrs. +, Cooney are at home
az No. the Kensington,
Mrs ID. Y. Mudgett and Miss Edith
Mudgett are spending the monthSof
August I'm ocean Park and willf 10
later to Coronado Beach for a few
weeks before returning home in the
early fal
Mrs. @. c. Nelson and daughter. Miss
Neva Hoy, left Monday for southern
California.
Mrs. II. j. Wallace and daughter
Josephine have returned from a six
weeks visit with relatives In Iowa and
Illinois
Mrs J. s. Hyde and family have re-
turned from a six-weeks' stay at Silver
lake.
Miss EDNA Jones is visitor in the
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OF Salt Lake City to Melville NJ H..
low Of this city is announced Dat 5ru
wedding viii take place early IN sa ns
TENDER. sep
Mrs, George Halverson has re,r-,.,
from a pleasant weeks visit Win bs ai
mother in Centervllle. ' 'V'
Miss Mildred Douglas is entertai,i.
Miss Cora Bassett OF Salt Lake.
Miss Nina Taylor OF Provo. IL vl.,,
Ing with her sister, Mrs. HaroI6 :
Peery in Ogden canyon.
Miss Patrick Healy returned SATIN.
day from trip through the Yellow.
stone national park En- route NJ,
Healy visited with friends in Pocateli6
Ida, and Buffalo. Wyo.
Miss Amy Wilson is the guest o,
Miss skeen in ogden canyon.
Miss Emma Lindsay has re,ur,.,
from a few weeks visit with relstlvas
and friends in Lehi and other TTt,h
county cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. HotaIIns ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodward ana
son, have returned from a weeks trin
by team TO Randolph. Evanston ana
nelghboring localities. where they upnl
In quest OF recreation and rest.
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city at the home of her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Lociner.
Miss Marjorie Short has returned
from Silver lake.
Miss Edna Margetts returned We'd
nesday morning, after a visit OF a
month In Bi Paso, Texas.
Charles Raymond will leave Monday
for California; where he will enter the
University Of California at Berkeley.
Miss Frances cowan has returned
from California
Mrs. D. s. Mudgett and Miss 18th
Mudgett are spending the month OF
August In Ocean Park but will later go
TO Coronado Beach for few weeks be-
fore returning home In the early fail
Mrs Grace Hilgers of San Francisco.
who Is on her way home after visiting
with relatives In Chicago will be the
guest for a few days OF Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Levin of $40 Tenth East street.
Miss Alberta Brown has returned
from an extended trip to the east.
Mrs. Hyrum Tyree and daughters
haNt ittufhS" "''N' =" "'N"N'' '''' -
Silver lake.
Mrs. D. n, straup and daughter
Cordelis, have returned from Long
Reach, Cal. where they have spent the
summer, and are at theii nome, 225
Twelfth East street.
Or. and Mrs A. c. Ewing have as
their guests DIR. and Mrs. J. T. Pigall
Of Chicago.
Mrs D. 8. Spencer and children have
from short stay in Yellow
stone park
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Thatcher
OF Logan are visiting az the homo of
Mr., and Mrs. d. S. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis d. Gordon and
Miss Carrie sappington have returned
after Ave weeks outing In Nevada.
Miss Elizabeth Cannon and Miss
Hughes Cannon have gone
to Yellowstone park FOR weeks trip
Mrs. II Lawson and daughters, Mrs
ALE McNitt and Miss Blanche lawson.
Pauline White, have re-
turned from Long Beach
Miss Caroline Paine has returned
after spending the summer In Long
Beach. and is visiting at the home OF
her brother. j, Il. Paine, In East South
Temple street
Miss LILLIAN Lane, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs NJ Vance Lane, will leave
Sept IL for the east where she will at
tend school
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OGDEN.

Ohio. was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John cuiiey durin. the week
The Misses Lucille and Lenore briggs
have gone TO Yellowstone park to be
Miss Lenore N. Eastman left Tues
day for Idaho where she will visit
relatives and friends at Minadoka and
Pocatello. on her return she will visit
whit relatives at Brigham City,
Mrs. w. b. Isaacs and Mrs. ]. II.
Maxey, the latter from Yuma, Ariz., ar
rived this week from the coast and are
the guests of Mrs. Isaac's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. y. Q, IAttlensld. 2baS MadI-
son avenue.
Miss Violet Fisher OF this city Is visit
ing with her sister. Miss Florence b.
Fisher OF Twin Falls, Idaho
MIR and Mrs, NJ. cullen OF 5ss Tween
ty-third street. have returned home
after a six weeks visit in Santa Cruz.
California s F.
Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald and Miss
Fitzgerald have returned from an ex-
tended visit to the Pacific coast.
Mr. and Mrs I. l.. Reynolds have re-
turned from st. Joe Missouri. whore
they have spent the past three months
at Mr. Reynoldss old home. Mr., Rey-
nolds returns from his vacation with
his health much improved and viii re-
sumo HE duties as secretary OF the
Weber club.
Miss Mabel Colyer OF Los Angeles, Is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. F.. c. Smith
OF this city.
Mr. and Mrs. y. q. Nourse and Mrs.
c, G. Carhart are visiting at the home
of r. r. Hume Mrs. Nourse was for
merly Miss Ray Tyler OF Ogden
Miss Lottie Brain Of Salt Lake was
the guest OF Mrs. ]. w Bailey during
the week
The ladies' Of ST. Josephs Sewing So
ciety met Wednesday afternoon at So.
Joseph's hall.
Mr.. and Mrs John Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. George Taylor have been visit
ing with friends in Garland for the past
two weeks.
Mrs Ellen Goddard OF s227 lincoln
avenue was delightfully."- surprised by
friends on Tuesday afternoon. Re-
freshments were served and COOL
time enjoyed by all present.
Miss Emma Fisher of Evanston.
wyo., Is the guest OF Miss Violet Best
of this city.
W. r. Kirchoff is spending a few
days In Pooatello. ..., ,....,.
Mrs. J. w. Crane has returned from
a visit 20 Evanston.
Tho engagement OF Miss Name Smith
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10 b. Isgrcen, Mrs J. j. Kinney. Mrs
Lulu X. snow Mrs. Frederick G. Por-
ter. Mrs st. Clairo Rivers. Mrs. Rics-
ard G. COwan Mrs william Russell and
the Misses HaEal Love. Laura Young,
Irene Judges. Mary w Young, Mar
garot Summehays, Teenio Olsen and
Mary u. Young
MIR. and Mrs. willard Done enter
taircd on Thursday night I'm celebration
OF the birthday anniversary Of Mrs,
Done the rooms beink prettly dec
oratod and the feature OF the evening
being number OF beautiful vocal Sc
lec;ions given by Miss Irene Done.
Present were former Governor and Mrs.
John 6. cutler. Dr and Mrs. G. r. Will
cox. MIR ami Mrs u II Livingston.
Mrs J. J. Mcclellan and others.
Mr. and Mrs. clyde squires who have
been. visiting relatives in the city for
some time have returned 10 Logan.
During their stay they were recipients
~ much social attention, Miss Rea Nib
ley giving an orpheum party for them,
followed bv supper at the Louvre, Mr..
and Mrs. Orson Rogers entertaining at
dinner and MIR and Mrs. Walter Piper
at luncheon and an auto ride. on We'd
nesday Mr. George Odell took them 10
Pennington In his touring car. together
with party comprising Mrs, Blla
Squires and Mr.. and Mie. spencer
Squlres. where they we're entertained
at dinner NJ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyrum Stewart. Miss Lucy Grant as
slstinE. They were also guests OF honor
at numerous lake parties during their
stay.
Among those who entertained at
luncheon at the Country club on We'd
nesday were Mrs. Frank Knox. Mrs, A.
p. McQuisten Mrs. .Adolph Baer Mrs.
william Reid Mrs. w. " Rice. Miss
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GRATED I'm pink and white astors, gladio-
lus and sweet peas. and an orchestra
being stationed on the verauda About
$50 were present.
Miss Ada Kinney and Miss Alice
stevens entertained on Wednesday at
card party the rooms being effectively
decorated, and a number OF intimate
friends present.
Miss Ethel Campbell is hostess this
afternoon in honor OF Miss Minnie Balm
OF Chicago,
Mrs, lillian Il. Stuines OF the Twen-
tieth ward. familiarly known as Aunt
Lily, was the guest OF honor at
surprise birthday patty on Monday
evening last The affair was planned
and carried out by her niece. Mrs John
Burt. Mrs. William II. Cromar Mrs.
VIM. G, Staines, Mrs. Frank NJ. Cas-
Teton and Mrs. Clarence ID. Brown
Tho participants assembled at the home
OF MIR and Mrs. William q. Staiues
46i Second avenue. and after all was
in readiness, Aunt Lily" was invited
TO spend tho evening there The rooms
were darkened until the arrival OF the
guest Of honor, when a hood Of light
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primary aiiair OF ule WEB was .ns
Weunlhs OF MiSs ,nIoo .'ii'oos, t.,Iu
Arlel CtruoIl OF i"sen' .ne iI'~ s. -
pelhs soloi,'niIeu II. tne t,Inp,e rs
snts Sanstor and Mrs Reed smoot al
p,e.,.o The lawns ,vare m with col
80 Ia rterns and eIec,ric globes ana
,he roo,rs bright Win the season's
eoyy,rs while q nun,her OF friends as
raLors a,o,, aown fSr the event in
cI,,ding GOV ana Mrs snry. senator
ond Mrs. George Sutherland Congress-
man ana Mrs Howell and others
n,.s ga 49, u,u,,su, MCMILLAN
,,i piS,op "' ,ha anoass,,sn, ~ their
Sn,,s,Stor 49, ,n Sssorsa poito the
Hlarit"se 70 'aAe pl"'" ia "ep''''i'ei'
An interesting Meuaihs OF toIlsnt
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PROVO.

The social event OF the week was tho
marriage of Miss Chloe Smoot the
charming daughter OF Senator ana Mrs
Reed Smoot and Ariel 4. Carbon a,
Logan, which was solemnlzed AZ noon
"Wednesday at the Salt Lake temple
The young couple were met at the sta.
tion In this city by merry crowd On
young people with an auto decorated
with streamers and banners. and o.
corted to the home OF the senator. In
the evening grand reception was
given at the home OF the bride. Tho
lawn was brilliantly lighted with cnlnt.
less electric lights which were entWipef
with red and pink hearts Hero a larga
floor was built where the Young peorle
passed the hours in dancing In the re-.
ception hall large boquets OF American
Beauties added 10 the beauty Tho psr.
Tor was artistlcally decorated with
white and pink asters 4 beautlfui
white horseshoe of astors suspended
with streamers of white satin ribbon
against dark background Of ferns In
the large bay window formed a beau
tiful alcove. where the young couple 70.
ceived their friends The bride was
charming In an elegant gown of White
silk chiffon over white satin and cav
RED a bridal boquet. Miss veda Dixon
OF Psyson acted as bridesmaide. and
Guy Carbon as best man The wed
ding presents were the most costlyaud
beautiful ever received by a bridb in
this city. Among the out-of-tUan
guests were Senator and Mrs George
Sutherland, Gov. and Mrs William
Spry. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. CaHister
and Congressman and Mrs Howell NJ
Ogden. Mr.. and Mrs Carbon left
Thursday noon for their home in 10
gan amid shower Of rice and the best
wishes OF a host Of friends,
Mr. and Mrs. A. u. Gewinner are en-
Mrs. Van Trout OF Omaha, Neb Mrs,
Trout ls the sister OF Mr.. Gewinner.
g.
A pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Bawn. when they
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Margaret Bache, Miss Bryan Houston
and Miss Margaret Walker.
Miss Vera Edwards gave a delightful
party az Lagoon on Tuesday night for
Miss Marie OdelI and her guests, the
Misses Williams and Holdeman. the
entertainment including a dinner
dancing, and the various amusements
OF the place.
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CHECKED F0ULARD IN SIMPLE MORNING STYLE
pending the manner OF m nng and the quality pattern
a
white
Of
L
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Mr.. and Mrs. william r. George an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Ieona. to r. j. Froiseth, the we'd
ding to take place In September
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An interesting wedding Of Septenbe
will he that of Miss Florence Farms
worth and Espey Cannon and amonI
other announcements for the month ar
the following:
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Vincent announo,
the engagement OF thei- daughter. Ada
to David wretberg. The wedding vii
take place in September.
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Mrs II. ]. Wallace and daughter
Josephine have returned from a six
weeks visit with relatives In Iowa and
Illinois
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Mrs J. s. Hyde and family have re-
turned from a six weeks' stay at Silver
lake.
Miss Edna Jones' Is a visitor IN tf,a
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the engagement ~ their granddaughter
Winifred Woodruff. to Frank r. Lar
Sharp County record., 1910-03-11
COL LECTOR'S NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that will meet tn tax
payers Of tho various townships Of Sharp County
Arkansas, ut the places and on the dates men
toned below, for tho purpose Of collecting the
taxes for the year 1905
win remain In Evening Shade until April TO-
W. o. SMITH,
Sheriff and Collector
Sharp County record., 1910-03-11

trict-First Monday in January
and July. Southern District
Second Monday in February and
August.
County Court-Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oc-
tober. No County Court in the
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December.
Southern District-Second Mon
day in March, June, September
and December.
Chancery Court Southern Dis
trict-First Monday in May and
November. Northern District
Second Monday in March and
September.
Sharp County record., 1910-03-11

majority Of the votes cast thereon and not other
wIac. The style Of all bills shall bc, he 1t En-
acted by the People of the State OF Arkansas"
This section shall not be construed to deprive
any member of the legislative assembly of the
right TO Introduce any measure, The whole mum.
ber Of votes east for the office Of Governor at the
regular election last preceding the filing of any
petition for the Initiative or for the Referendum
shall be the basis on which the number of legal
votes necessary to sign such petition shall be
counted Petitions and orders for the Initiative
and for the Referendum shall be iiled with the
Secretary Of State, and In submitting the same TO
the people he and all other officers shall be guided
by the general laws and the acts submitting this
amendment until legislation shall be specially
provided therefor.
The above resolution was fled In the office Of
the Secretary Of State on February 10, 1900.
Each eleetor may vote for or against the above
amendment
Witness my official signature this 18th day Of
February, 1910,
o, c. LUDWIG,
(Seall Secretary Of State,
Sharp County record., 1910-03-11
Scattered Joss Worshlpera.

a peculiar accident happened at San
FraneIGeo recently, when an immense
box lIto used for advertising pur.
poses, suspended high over the city
suddo,y broke loose from its lofty
moorlng and sailed with great con,
fusion down into the heart OF China
town, II fell with laundering erash
on the roof Of Chinese iosshouse,
and instantly, It's wire having crossed
several live wires, here began ter.
rifying spluttering and flying of
sparks, The whole building Jared
whom the mighty kite struck the roof,
and the fireworks that succeeded sent
terror TO the hearts of priests and
worshipers, who made u mad rush for
the street,
Sharp County record., 1910-03-11
Gookn ThlrtY.rMo YeAra Old,

John Henry MattoS whose home ia
In Goosepond district, Is possessor OF
a goose 80 years old It's next birth,
day comes In June, The goose stands
good chance Of living quite u while
longer And doubtless, Mr. Nation
would not part with the fowl that has
been n member of his barnyard fam
lily for so long for any consideration