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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-30
z Chin.

SAh%AA, W W. @NoAAAo. A<SAAS'
sza, re W Londynie juz zamknie-
TO liste sukskrypcyi na pozyczke
I'chihska; pokryto ia GAIA " ME
Speina trzech dniach. Podobno
bankierzy niemieccy (widzac do
bry interest," zamyslaja rozpisac Z
sicbie niezawisla pozyczke dla
Chin w sumic 10 milionow.
Z Korei.
Seoul, so wrzeSnia. - Mare
szcie skohezyf sic tu process 'spi-
skowcow na zycie gubernatora,
gen. Fefausiti; kart' sa naogoff
dose ciezkie; jeden glownych
spiskowcow, bar. Youn-Chi-Ho
sEazany zostai ma 10 lat wiezie-.
MIA, po kilka lat dostali prawie
wszyscy oskarzeni; ze 123ch O.
oSEarzonych uWoiniono cd why
i kary tylko 9-ciu. ..
z Chile. ..-..
Valparaiso, 80 wrzeSnia. -
Zapowiedziano tn ia podstawie
"naukowych obSerwacyi wielkie
trzeSienie ziemi W najblizszych
dniach; wiele osob opuszcza mia
sto, przysnebienie powszechne;
rzad oddal chroniacym sic okre-
ty wojenne W porcie do dyspozy-
cyl. ,...
2 Anglii.
Londyn, so wrzesnia. w Ii
verpoolu odbyla sic onegdaj wiel-
ka demonstracya ma Geese przy-
wodcow partyi unionistow, po-
wracajacych lrlandyi po wiel-
kiej demonstracyi w ,,UlSter-
Hall", w BelfaScie, urzadzoneJ
tam przed kilki dniami przeciw-
ko rzadowemu projekrowi. Po-
wracajacych Irlandyi vital O.
wacyjnie 1O0-tysieczny tium
przewaznie robotnikow w po-
chodzie tryumfalnym prowadzh
ich po miescie.
- Wybitna artystka dramaty-
czna angielska Patrick Campbell
/ jest umierajaca.
! - Burmistrzem Londynu O.
brany kostal sir David Burnett.
/ Do Stanow Zjedn., odjecha-
Ii: glosny general armii angiel-
/ skiei Sir John French posel z
Irlandyi do parlamentu Whitlaw
Reid ze zona.
| - Pose, specyalny rzadu ro-
syjskiego jego minister spraW
zagranicznych, Sazonow, bawi
wciaz jeszcze w Anglii, odbywa-
| lac tajne konferencye ministra-
mi angielskimi; ostatnio ziozyi
on wizyte krolowi Jerzemu ma
zamku Balmoral, W Szkocyl:
z Francyi.
Toulon, 80 wrzesnia. - Spu-
szczono tn demonstracyjnle ma
wody nowy ,,Dreadnought tloty
francuskiej. olbrzymi pancernik
Paris. Przybyi tu teJ okazyi
minister marynarki Delcasse, kto
rv usilnie stara sic o zwiekszenie
floty: publicznosc zgotowaia mu
entuzyastyczna owacye. W
chrzcil" statek burmistrz niiasta
/ Paryza: okret posiada II armat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-30

Sea Girt, N. j., 80 wrzesnla. -
Crb Wilson wczoraj urzedowo
,,wiadomil przywodcow demo
kratvcznych W Stanie New York.
y konwencya demokratyczna W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-30
Pochod reformatorow.

w sobote popoludniu W sr6d-
mieSciu zebrali sig wszyscy. re-
formatorzy i wypowiedzieli stra-
szna wojne zepsaciu. Deszcz i
mrozny wicher nie popsul para
dy. Armia feformatorow pod pa
rasolami ukryta kroczyla ulicami
srodmiescia.
Byiy rydwanyl Z najrozmait--
szyni napisami. Reformatorzy
domagaja SIG zamkniecia wszyst-
kich nor zepsucia i wszystkich
wyszynkow W miescie Chicago,
twierdzac, re wyszynki So powo-
dem wszystkiego zlego.
Giownym marszalkiem W sobo-
tnim pochodzie by} pastor Will
liams.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-30
Znow nieporozumienie.

Sporu tramwajowego jeszcze
ME za}atwiono. Niespodziewanie
sprawa Gala wziela obrot inny,
niz przypuszczano. Dzisiaj ra-
no burmistrz Harrison ma pono-
wnie zajat sic sprawa. DO jest O.
bawa, re bez jego intcrwencyi
moze przyjs6 do strajku ma wszy-
stkich liniach tranlwajowych.
Kiopoty W sytuacyi tramwaJo-
wei wyszly ma jaw wczoraj kie-
dy prezes siuzby tramwajoweJ o.
tworzyi list, jaki otrzymaf cd Sc
diego Scanlan. reprezentanta
robotnikow W sporze Q podwyz-
szenie zarobku! Sedzia Scanlan
zrezygnowaf re stanowiska arbi-
ira.
Scdzia Scanlan zrezygnowaf
dlatego. ze ME mogli sic zgodzic
ma trzeciego czlonka kor1itetu
polubownego.
Sprawa tramwajowa wobec ,tes.s
,go. .stai tai. .jjjaks dlnia logo lbs sss
kiedy pertraktacye rozpoczeto.
Burmistrz musi sic teraz starac
0 to, by nowego arbitra wybrano
i na nowo do piracy zsodnej przy-
stapiono.
Ztapano czterech niebezpiecz--
nych ptaszkow. -
Policya twierdzi, ze poludnio-
wa strona niasta zoStaIa pozba-
wiona cztercch niebczpiccznych
bandytow, 'kt6rzy sic dopuscili
mnostwa Smiafych rabunk6w.
Wczora aresztowano tych ludzi.
Ma Stacyi podali nastepujace ma
zwisla: Robert Lynch. James
Sullivan. Banjamin Schneider
Ludwik Goodman.
Lynch zostal zapisany W kSie-
gach policyjnych jake rabus. kto-
ryt udawal kolektora okradl pa
MIA W. II. McCulloch, zam. pnr.
66I7 South State utica. Zabrai
jej try pierscionki brylantowe.
Schneider jest wlaScicielem
skiadu mebli pnr. 2415 South
State utica podobno sprzeda-
wal dla rabusi6w skradzione RE
czy. w mieszkaniu przy Calumet
avenue. gdzie sic trzej powyzsi
stoiowali, znaleziono $500 W BIZ
luteryi skradzionej re skladu
Marcina Rhode, 3So2 crest ave
ME
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-06-28
BARNES & COMPANY.

Barnes Company are dealers in acn.
cral merchandise with a finely fitted up
store at 500 Third street, They have
been in business for the past five years
and by ba-irg their cuisines, dealings
upon an honest footing have won il host
of friend, and one of the largest pat-
ronages. Brightness in all thing, is the
basis of their success. They handle
everything in the general merchandise
line, eastern meats, provisions. clothing,
shoes, house furnishings and staple and
fancy groceries. Barnes 4 Company are
headquarters for good things To eat and
wear Telephone Sunset SOY or Ind.
SAP and give them your order They
aim to please and succeed every time, for
they sell nothing but the best and at
best prices If they do not give entire
satisfaction, tell them about it; if they
do. then tell your friend, and neigh
bors. \ good word travels far and wide,
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-06-28
SNOHOMISH CREAMERY COMPANY.

Mr. +. p. Stcarns. one of Snohomish's
best known men. conducts the Snohom-
ISL Creamery at Gil First street. Mr..
Stcarn~ has been in the creamery bust
ness for six years and has earned il wide
trade through his ability to manufac-
ture pure butter. His butter is the best
ON the market and is uneXcelled for pur-
ity. flavor and quality. This creamery
makes two brand, of butter. the Sno-
homi-h Creamery. whose trade marx i,
"'Ihr Beautiful Valley Brand and the
Washington Creamery butter. the state
brand. Both kinds are neatly wrapped
and full weight given. MIR. Stearn, i.
also agent for the DcLaval Cream sep
arator, which i, the latest improved
piece of machinery for separating cream
from the milk.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-06-28
CANYON WOOD co.

firm which has always shown the
proper spirit toward its home town and
its people and one which is strongly in
favor of organized labor is the Canyon
Wood Co., located at the foot of Twenty
fourth and Riverside. This concern is
known for fair and honest dealings with
its customers and its interest shown in
the upbuilding of the City of Smoke
stacks" Mr. \. G. McNeely, who is
manager. Is Il man Of broad minded prin-
ciplcs and an esteemed citizen. The Can
yon Wood Co. handles box shocks sash
and door stock, mouldngs and finishings,
coal, wood slab wood and dry wood. All
orders are promptly and properly filled
and delivered at stated time. This com
pany has been established in Everett for
the past five years and is deserving of
the peoples patronage, especially the
trade of the union people.
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THE NJ. & nj.

Mr.. j. p. Williams is proprietor of
the NJ. x NJ, first elias. liquor house
at 1912 First street. Mr.. Williams. who
ha. been in the business for one year.
manages his store upon refined and cul-
turcd principles. He solcits the trade
only Of the men of honor and money,
not of the dlunkard or the dissipated
and careless youth. The NJ. x VI. ear.
rir~ complete line OF fine wines. H.
quor- ami cigars. 1t is neat and clean
in the interior and i, visited by first
class citizens. Mr.. Williams will allow
no boi~tcroue actions or words in his
place, neither will he sell liquor to the
poor Oh destitute, or minors. MIR. Will
Jams j. a refined man and his business
is refined.
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81
BANNER TRADING co.

MIR. William Luhach, proprietor of the
Banner Trading Co.. located at 1907
Third street, says the reason YOU will
find our store the best trading place is.
We cater to your wants with the best
the marlU affords; we have = complete
city department store operated utsdc
the high priced city blocks, which re-
ducr- the expenses onp-haf. This say
ing i. your. people, all yours. Snobcsts
the banner of the Banner Trading Go.
The firm mean, it, that the best j.
none too good for Snohomish. Mr.. Iu-
Zach has been in the cuisines, for two
and a half year, AMI carrie, fine line
of staple AMI fancy groceries. Ecmem-
Der. union men. Mr. Lubach is union
man and in favor of union principles
Telephone Ind. al.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SNO-
HOMISH
HOMISH.

TIL" prosperity of a city or town is
judged largely by the number and kind
of bank, established therein. \ bank.
if it is supported by he ri46t Kind of
people. i, the biggest advertisement ANA
the best drawing card Il city can have.
Snohomieh boasts of one of the most re
liable banking firm, on the cost. 1t is
the oldest bank in the county. having
been established in the year 1881. The
building which is absolutely fire proof is
located on the corner Of First street and
Avenue \, one of the incest parts of
the city, 1t is ,uch Il relief to the tired
busin2-o man if he can be assured that
there is a safe place for his money. Such
one is the First National Bank Of
Snohomish At the close of the business
February 20, 1912 the resources of this
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NEW BRUNSWICK HOTEL.

Tourists. travellers. commercial or
otherwise. remember the New Bruins
wick hotel when in the city. lt'S one
of the incest and most up-to-datr houses
in Snohomi,h. NJ. +. Gosch who is pro
prictor. has been in the business Just
two months. but he has already hrrome
the popular man and hi, house the pop
ular hotel. The rooms are comfortably
fTni,hed neat and well vent Hated.
The service there is the best yet Mr.
Gosrh is a pleasant man to meet. His
amiability and courteou.nrs. has placed
him upon firm foundation in the bust
ness world. Another thing which adds
to his popularity is hi, belief in organ
lied labor and its teachings. Hi, sym
pathipS are sincere and broad.
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF SNOHOMISH
COUNTY.

The Commercial Bank of Snohomi-h
County has been established in Snohom-
ISL for eight years. \ more reliable
banking firm is hard to find. Following
are the Officers: (harle, f. Thomas,
president; Charles +. Moehring, vice
president; Claude P. Hay, cashier who,
with Mce-rs. W. H. Griffith and \. +.
Eagle comprise the directors. \ capital
stock of $4,000 is carried by this firm.
The men who stand behind this corpora
tion are esteemed citizens and highly re
>pectcd for their broad views and hon
orabe principles. Deposition. are given
the best service with the most courteous
treatment. Make deposit and see The
bank is located at 900 First avenue
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]. F. KLEISATH, CONFECTIONER.

John Kleisath is dealer in and manu-
facturer Of KIei,ath', ice cream noted
for it, rich flavor and purity. Mr. Klei-
saith is strong believer in organized
labor and adhere, firmly to its teach
ine,. IIe has been in Snohomi,h for nine
years. For six years Of that time he
worked as barber The first union
shop in Nnohomi,h, Wash, was opened
by MIR. Klei-ath. lie carrie, a full line
of choice candies. cigars and tobacco,
Phone 16lf. Ind. 1901.
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Fred d. Walsh i, proprietor of the
Spanish Cigar Factory located at 2lo
Maple street. He manufactures many
high grade cigar, which are handled by
all the leading dealers. For fifteen
months he has been in the business and
enjoy, wide patronage. There IS no
bet ter cigar made than his Sanford, 10
CEN, or Statement, 10 cents. Then he
NAL a five-ccnt cigar, the Manifesto,
which possesses the quality of p cent
cigar. Remember, Walsh's cigar, are the
cipar- TO buy.
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WENATCHEE FRUIT HOUSE.
Home of the Red Apple"

Yes. the Wenatchee Fruit House, l4l2
Hewitt avenue, is the home of the red
apple and of every other kind of fruit
in season. In addition to the fruit car
ried by this house Mr. B. F. Daniels.
who is proprietor. carries full line of
groceries vegetables, cigars and candies
Mr.. Daniels is a strong union man and
a friend to the cause. He was formerly
a shngle weaver and belong to the
local union. Phones; $. S 564, Ind.
297Z.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-28
600 ATTEND GRAND BALL.
Hotel Employes Celebrate Thirty
hfth Year of Organization.

More than 500 dancers attended the
grand ball given last night by the
Washington section OF the Information
al Geneva Association of Hotel and
Restaurant Employees, at Old Masonic
Temple. in celebration OF the thirty
fifth anniversary of the Organization
OF the association at Geneva, Switzer-
land.
Following the grand march, Jams
Jensen made an address thanking
those who had contributed to the sue
cess OF the ball. which was given
for the benefit of a fund to establish q
permanent home in this ciey for the
Washington section OF the association.
Tho entertainment consisted OF Sc
lections by the Neapolitan Band. song
by NJ. Z. Wall. violin solo by Count I'm
peratori. and a recitation by Miss Erie
da Schumann. Music was furnished by
q section OF the Marine Band. and the
NeapoIitan Orchestra played in the
dining hall, which WIS transformed
into a cafe, where refreshments were
served.
Members of the executive board hav-
ing arrangements in charge were f.
Schumann, representative OF the ad-
ministration: J. Kirschner, president;
c. J. Nelson, secretary; II. Weseloh.
comptroller: G. Smitskamp and E.
Schumann, trustees: z. Kavanagh. vice
president; Franz Seidl. treasurer; A.
Kuhwald, sergeant -at-arms; J. Jensen,
toastmaster, and DR.. Z. \. Sellhauscn,
physician
The Washington herald., 1912-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIED..

HoEKE-On Monday, February - 1919.
at his residence, 33S street north
west, ". II. Hoeke, beloved husband
OF Elizabeth Hoeke.
Funeral services at the residence on
Wednesday, February g at 1870 a.
m. Interment private.
McGIvERN-Suddenly, on Sunday. Feb
ruary =, 1912, at 1870 p. m, at the
residence of her son. Ferdinand b.
McGivern, l5 Quincy street northeast.
Mrs. MARIAN McGIVERN, widow OF
Harry McGiveTn.
Funeral from her late residence. 5 X
street northwest, on Wednesday. Feb
-uary ~ at $50 a. m; thence to St.
Aloysius Church. where requiem mass
will be said for the repose OF her
soul. Relatives and friends invited.
MOORE-On Tuesday. February q, 1872,
LAWRENCE CAMPBELL MOORE,
son of Frederic L. and Virginia c.
Moore, aged fifty-one years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ROGERS-Kit Carson Post. No. 2. q. A.
R.-The death of Comrade ARCHI-
BALD ]. ROGERS, late Captain Com
pany a. Thirty-third Ohio Infantry,
on the 18th instant, Is announced TO
the Post. Funeral services. at which
the attendance OF Comrades Is re-
quested. will be held at residence, 20
r street northeast. at ?. m. on
Wednesday. February Is BY order OF
A. B. Bennett. Commander. Joseph
Maddren, Adjutant.
wATERS--On Sunday, February .. 1912.
at Brooklyn, y. Y. ]. W. L. WATERS.
formerly of this city.
Funeral services from the chapel OF
Joseph Gawler's Sons. lIS0 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest. on Wednes-
day, February s. at $50 p. m. In
terment at Congressional Cemetery.
mobile. Ala, papers please copy1
The Washington herald., 1912-02-28
Tempcrnturc. In Other CItie..

Temperatures IN other cities. together with the
amount Of Iainfall for the tNentyfOsr hours ended
r p M. yesterday. are follows:
The Washington herald., 1912-02-28

About $500 years ago the first taxes
were levied on the Athenianf people by
the legislator solon.
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Mary n. waldo. 50 years. Nat Homeo Hospital.
Julia y. LASkey Is years, Garfield Hospital.
Henrietta J. Blactman. s6 years. l5li 18th st. nv.
Mtttie T. Reed. S yearS. Georgetopn Univ Hosp.
Paul kaDty, y yeArs. Emergency Hospital
c. w. Fuller. S years. Govt Hosp. Insane
Maurice J. Adler. Ts years. 3l5 i. NV
William II. Hoeke. "a yean 90 O st. NV.
Harry s. Wright. 20 years. Govt Hospital Insane.
Caroline y. Keleher. 90 years I'd ID st. ne
Marian McGiFern. 90 years Is Quincy st. ne
Archibald l. Rogers. - years. 80 r 81. ne
Olive b. Parker. &C years. New varnum Hotel
Harold NJ Sweeney. months. Isl I'd st. Sc
Earl G. Depoy, weeks 81 10th st. ne
COLORED.
Benjamin Boyd. 70 years. Garfield Hospital.
Robert Kenny. years. Govt. Hospital Insane.
Henry Lewis, years. Wash. Asylum HOSPITAL
Robert w. Herbert q years. az n st. NV.
Nellis Wimbcriey, Go year, s. l. st. NV
Hannah Stafford 90 years. ss I'd 81. Sw.
Mary Z. Root. 20 years. I3f5 s 81 NV.
Geo<Tio ". Tayior. ls years, itos q ST se
Georgiana Jackson. Is yezfs. f2H 9Th st. nv.
James II. Creek. y years. iiss 18th q. nv
The Washington herald., 1912-02-28
SHOW ADVANTAGES
OF UNIVERSITY LIFE

contlnued from PAGE one.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Frank L. Ward. q. ard Nina May Moody. Il
Rev. William l. McKsnnsy-
Warren V. Daring .. Of New York city. n. Y
and Katherine A. klecs. D Rev. Charles L.
Fultz-
John L. Kirkpatrick. ls. and Jane L. Anthony.
-. both of Ellington. Va. Rev. James NJ Little.
Merrill y. Moberly. Al, of FREDERICK Nd, and
Emma II FredN Hanft, = Rev John Weidley.
Charles S. Edwards. s. and Florencs A. Paee
q. both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. II. W. Lowrie
Ingerah SttenSon, q, Of Hannah. y. OAK, ard
Ida N. Galde, =. Rev. ]. T. Wendell.
CoLORED.
Gcorge n. Berry. %. and Mary L simms, Is
Rev. I. y. Ross.
W. c. Robinson. IS. and Laura Anderson. IS.
Rev. Francis ]. Grimke.
W. H. Smith, =. and Charity BriscOe. = Rev.
William J. Robinson.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-28
HIGH STEP EVIL" TO-DAY.
Electric Halfway CommissIon VIII
Agree Upon Recommendation.

Final recommendations regarding the
high step evil'' will be agreed upon at
the regular weekly meeting of the Dis
trict electric railway commission this
afternoon, according to an announcement
made yesterday by the executive officer.
During the last few months several
thousand letters complaining of the
height OF the steps on some OF the street
cars Of the city have been received by
the commission. The complaints recorded
have been carefully investigated, and It
is understood the commission is now
ready TO make its recommendations re-
garding the matter.
The commission has had careful meas
urements made Of the height of the
steps Of the various types of cars used
in the District and also has ascertained
what has been done in other cities to-
ward lessening the high step evil"
The Washington herald., 1912-02-28
Favorite Fiction.
Emn hrc

2 Frum It.dSe.
Roosevelt-"The PurIoined Letter.
Taft-''Bob. Son OF Battle"
Harmon-"Pudd'nhea Wilson"
wilson-"Whispering Smith"
La Follette-"The Silent Places"
Bryan-"Looking Backward"
Clark-"The Man Between
Underwood-'The Fighting Chance"
Dix-''The Boss"
Folk-''Double Trouble"
The Washington herald., 1912-02-28
BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Cesara L. md Kate " Coustantini. girl.
John T. and Rose Ksnney. girl.
Josiah G. and ElizAbeth NJ Cobb. girl
Janes II. and MsrEHrst L Andrews. girl
y II. and Man ober. boy.
Robert and Mande Tainor. bny.
Edward J. and Pauline n Earle. bny.
Aibcrt W. and Mary A. wniett. boy.
Benjsmin p. and AciSah NJ. Crawford boy,
Harvey e. and Kathryn Dant. boy.
Darius W. and Anne wilkins. bog.
COLORED
William and Fannie + Glascoe. boy.
6ecrsr W. and Mary n. Gamer. girl
John s. and Isabelle W. Lee, girl.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-28
IocnI Tcmncrnturc.

Midnight. 20: = a. N. =: a. n q: q. n. to;
a. m. y; 10 a. m. = L noon, y: y, n. %;
p m. .: n m. 3; ,. m. S; 10 p. N. Il.
Highest. 70: lowest. 81.
Relative humidity-s a N, 81: . p m. 2: p
m, - Rainfall "a y. m. TO p m.l. 07- Hoas
Of sunshine ~: Pcr cent Of possible Sunshine. @.
Temperature sane date last ycar-HigheSt s.; low
est, 70.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-28
When Your Eyes Need Care

Try Murine Eye Remedy. No oSmaftlhE-Feels
Flne-Acts Quickly. Try Il for Red, Weak,
trssed BooE IN esch PacEsre. Murine i
compounded By our 0culsts- not arPatent Mod
iclnc. but used in snscessful Physicians Prsc-
le and sold by Druggists sc and 6oc per Bottle
Murine Bye ealve In Aseptio Tubes, SC and tcc.
Murine Eye Rensedy Co., schloago
The Washington herald., 1912-02-28
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

U. S. DEPT. Of Agriculture, Weather Bureau.
Washington. Tuesday, FebruAy "a p. m.
The temperature will not change materially IN any
section. but moderate cold will cootinue as the
weather cnditions will be dominated BY the srra Of
high pressure which has appeared in the far North
west.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-28
Tide Table.

Today-Hish tide. sss a. m; 80 p. n: low
tide. lo-D a. m II . p. m
Tomouow-Hish tide, SSs a. m: SO p. m;
low tide. ns1 a. m
Sharp County record., 1912-06-07
LOCAL NEWS.
SsAN~@~M 90 80 40 aHA%Na

Frank Sharp, a young farmer
OF Love, was in town Tuesday.
Pompey Thompson Of near Con-
ter was a Sunday visitor to town,
Treasurer J, W. Thompson spent
Sunday with his family in Morgan
township
The Records good friend j. R.
Norman of Reed was a visitor to
town Saturday.
Frank Albright, the grocery
drummer, interviewed Evening
Shade merchants Tuesday.
S. T. Welch, a substantial farmer
Of the Woods section spent a few
hours in Evening Shade Tuesday,
Barnett Bros. Mere. Co. of Bates
vile keep in stock a line Of now
ers and rakeS, If in the market
for one, come in and see them, or
write
Assessor W. F. Smith of Sidney
passed through this place Monday
en- route to Lave Creek township,
where he began the annual assess
ment Of taxes.
We are in receipt Of an interest
ing news letter from Prospect Ridge,
Davidson township which reached
This office just as the paper was be-
iGg put to press and too late for
publication Correspondents should
mail their letters in time for them
TO reach ,his place not later than
Tuesday,
Sharp County record., 1912-06-07
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A good horse belonging to T, l.
Herrn died Wednesday from blind
stag&erS.
J. II. Cooke, a Calamine reader of
this paper, sends in a dollar for sub
scription
Mrs. Walter Davidson and child
rem of Thayer, Mo-, are visiting reIa-
tiyes in Evening Shade and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Davidson and
little son, Roy, Of Love spent Sun
day with Evening Shade relatives.
M. +. Street was here from Para
gould a day Or two last week look
inG after some matters OF business.
j. H. Mckee, one Of the Sidney
sections best citizens, spent a few
hours in Evening Shade last Satur-
day.
J.R. Metcalf spent Tuesday in
Cave City attending to some mat
ters concerning his real estate buSi-
ness,
T. w. Brewer, one Of Batesville's
leading merchants, has the graft
tude Of this shop for a subscription
dollar.
A. L. Williams, a substantial
young farmer living west of town,
is a new paid-in-advance reader Of
the Record
Miss Ellen Kerr returned few
days ago from Zion, after spending
some time there with relatives and
friends,
r. H. Young, one Of the Records
good friends at Calamine, was a
business visitor to Evening Shade
Wednesday,
Mrs. Lee Brand left the latter
part of last week for Batesyille,
where she will spend some time
with relatives.