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4Aoultry, 4asts ano 4iOe 5tork

FOR SALE. a PAIR or NICE. FAT
mules Tor want ~ Use. Can be seen
az rice ana stockton Streets. south
Richmond. Can Madison 7ll5.
TEN GOOD MULES AND ONE VERY
ilne horse. weighs about fifteen
huudfedi seven years old Can be
seen at HURT DRUG STORE, ches-
LARGE JERSEY or JERSEY GRADE
cows wanted. fresh or near fresh.
Al1resa 4 81. care Times Dispatch.
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sIARp-O co.

SANITY RAZOR BLADES REsHAr,I,-
ened, l-2c eucn, razors honCd. lsA
Work aair tested, steriIized and
Guaranteed thousands s4tsaed send
ior CIRCULAR and convenient blade
mailer SHARPE Co. 500 East
Aaiu Street
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Eor RaIe

FOR SALE CHEAP. ALL KINDs or
second hand mechanical tools also
trunks and suit cases Apply TO
LL5%Ek BROS. 11O0 East Main
street. I4WnDrCkers.
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a2retingg
NOTICE or MEETING.
First National Bank. Richmond. Va
y ~ p -----l = o

First National Bank. Richmond. Va.
Richmond. Va. July 20. 1912.
70 THE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK:
Notice is hereby given that by or
der OF the board OF directors. q spe-
claI meeting of the stockhold.rs OF
the First National Bank or itch
mund, Va, has been called to be held
az y o'clock noon on THURSDAY.
banking Office. No llOi East Main
Street Richmond Va for the pur-
pose OF voting upon the consolidation
OF thH National Bank OF Virginia,
of Richmond Va, with the First VA.
tional sank OF Richmond. Va. under
the name of the First National Bank
OF Richmond Va: OF ratifylng and
approving the action Of tine board OF
rtofs in tho premises. OF voting
upon the increase OF tho capital
stock OF the First National Bank OF
81 600 600. tho Issue or "a. 900 add
tcnal shares OF the par value OF
SiNo each NJ the price OF $3.50 per
share In cash: the increase Of the
number Of directors go that tho
board shall consist Of not loss than
nine nor more than thirty two stock
holdorS the election OF additional
directors; the amendment 81 the ar
tcies al association accordingly. and
voting or acting upon any other
matters that may come before thu.
meeting, OF any Adjournment thereof
The stoLk transfer books viii be
closed from August 10 to August 30.
1912. Inclusive
BY order OF the board OF directors
JOHN VI. MILLER JR
Cashier.
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j2ottrrs

WANTED TIE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNk t. BROS. Jewelers, Si2
East Main Street. buy. soil. exchange
ana kkMOUNT DIAMONDS IL THE
I-AVE y STYLES. old gold and Sill
vel ll,.nya laken ~ exchnnge.
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IIIONOGEArHs.
IL YOU CAN'T FIND Ia. GO TO Nc
GRA\N s."

OVER THREE HUNDRED pENNsYI-
vania mowers used ia Eicumouu. in-
Guiding All the public parks Why
not have tic bestt We handle only
the geuine Pennsylvania. JAMES
hlcGH-AN. 1870 and 14y2 L.. Main ST.
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- EOoD.

CALL PHONE MONROE l1l1 FOR
iish steamed crabs. crab meat. De-
!lvertu pr0mutly- 3Gg n Muuroe 81
TOOLS AMI CUTLERY.
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Summer }Acaorts.
HOTEL WV,

Gloucester Point, Va. on the York
River. opposite historic Yorktown. Va.
Good fishing, bathing motorboat riding
and good livery. Write Tor rates.
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lSeaI cssfntr I.or lzent

FLAT 2li NORTH ADDISON STREET,
five rooms bath electric lishts cite.
separate heatns plant $50 per
month ! y. CONNOLLY 4 co
For RENT. TEN ROOM COTTAGE.
lnr.is het complete, for house party.
ON Chcsapeake Bay. seventh street.
Wilioughny Beach Address POS
lois. norfolk Va.
For RENT FURNISHED. y NINE
room detached brick house on
church tliu deiightuly situated.
Very large rooms, with all modern
ccnVeniences. owner leaving city.
Extensive porchcs and good ward.
rtice very reasonable. Phone
Monroe ga92
21ol CBAFFIN STREET.. ROOMS.
hnfh, etc. new and modern S2h per
month j. \. CONNELLN 6 co.
l6l5 WEST MAIN STREET (ANp or
fee. with separate ontrance), eight
rooms, bath. eic; SIS per month. J.
y. CONN iI.Y q co
- $780,. - -
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atlantic city Rrsurta

PAUL G. RosECRANs.
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l5usines5 DpporIun,llfs

vs. ANTED TO SELL HALF-lSTEREs
IN the largest airy goods store in
n lrowing town Address 2 81. care
Tlmes-Dispatch.
Sal isFiED WITH THREE on -FOUR
pff cent interest on your money!
on can got six per cent. ana better.
on amount OF 500 aud up II VIII
l1y sou 10 Investigate. Address BoN
!. Richmond, VA.
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FOR SAFE CHEAP. all, RIMS on
second hand mechanical t9ul. also
trunks and suit cases. Apply TO
l-4-i7-, f.lt EltOc-. 100 East Main
street, PaWnDrckers.
MOTOkCICLEs ~ u r.ylCl4rs. NEW
ana sec1ud-laLQ, repal!lnL of an
FINDS IOMPkINS. so West Broad.
NEW SINGLE TRUCKS AND LIGHT
furniture wagon. grocery end bllcn-
gl5 BOOK Ave.
FOR sALE. EDISON AUGUST REC
oraa o. b. HAYNES & co.. lzl West
FOR SALE ONE HALF YARD RAN
some tpucrete mixer OF oue 4rarter-
ara smith mlAer VIII sell either
but not both. also ono champion
Nr-snel O-tht. SIAMFLi, RAGLAND
g. 81. 'gs Mltuel Building. Phone
F-AsIER BOARDS S125 PER CASE
ri 40 suClre feet. must be sold at
once bLuFOED G Co, 1888 East
FURNITURE VARNIsH. SEVERAL
barrels. j. BLuFofD & co
FOR SALE Two AUTOMOBILES, ONE
el-irl tpo"eF. one oy-HOrsepJW -
leAseuS er 10 settle an estate. Cars
can ue seen at JEFFERSON
GARAGE. il West Main 80 reasou-
a.-e offer refused
WAGONS THAT ARE SURE TO
please Large stock, every kind
lowest prices. q MEY ERs SONS, I5I
fast carr street
" "a IS TED EXPERIMENTAL MA
chime ro.N. RICHMOND MACHINE
" ORHE Inc
LIGHT DELIVERY WAGON. $50 IL
-u want business buggy see US
uls0 have several Surveys al bargain
prices. see our trucks at sl65.
GOOD LAUNDRY WAGON. $50. LIGHT
grocery wagon $40. several trucks
~ prices ~ suit.
WE HAVE WELL EQUIPPED
plant ior repairlng and painting We
Aic4es automobile bcly building and
painting q specially. prompt service.
RICHMOND VEHICLE coNsrRuc-
TON CO. 3li North F!fth Street
FOR SALE. FIND Lot or OFFICE
iNrnlt4re. including Quarter-saNed
oak ron iop desks. typewriter desks.
cAtirs. etc. This Is no second naud
store. nut finn which is closing
rs Offices IN Richmond and gives
sou uu opportunity 10 secure nigh
CLASS furniture ut 4 sacrifice. Phone
FOR SALE SMITH PREMIER TYPE-
writer 80 - good condition. VIII
sell AT low price. Address q 80. care
Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE TYPEWRITER AND
DESK eau-het tor catalogues; trap.
apply ATLANTIC BiIEIlTHIC COM
~ !. Room ll4i Mutual Bsiidins.
FOR SALE CHEAT, = NATIONAL
Cash hesister. ia 1!ue condition.
keys, cents TO SSs detail adder
AtAt be SOLD at once. Can be seen
at l-.iLD CIGAR STORES co. $50
East Main.
FOR SALE. ONE SUIT BEDROOM
itrnlture sewing mach.ue tStaud-
urll. wood heater, all Ia first-class
c9naluon. -026 West Main Street.
FOR SALE. HOT SAUSAGE AND
sandwich stands az Fair Grounds
Labor Dag, september .. See w. j..
PAUL wetchmau ~ post office Rich
moLd corner seventh ana Franklin
streets.
FOR SALE ONE SHARE STOCK ~
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Phone Madison 3fS6
FOR SALE. FINE SHOTGUN. LATEST
equipment. made by leading manu-
iacturera. used so seldom would pass
as new. Cheap Tor cash, or would eN-
change for ladys diamond rins Nd
Dress go care Times Dispatch.
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SLIP CO4Eks.
uPHoLslERING.
LoANs
SIOU0

10 LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watches It Nov YORK rates y. Il.
1<A---'9 g SCN. NJ. -la North Ninth.
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aurtiOn sales, future mays
TheNSaeStsReR 55EcsSlagA
Atsc:ftSF&ESHS
. fs& frASA GrE EsS2QA y ct
AUCTION sAIn1!

AUCTION sAI11!
$1,000 STOCK OF DRY GOODS. I'M
DERWDAR. HOSIERY, NOTIONS.
cROCKBRY, GLASSWARE. Toys.
ETC; SHOWCASES. CASH REGIS
TER. DISPLAY STANDS. ETC. OF
j. a. HUDGlNs. 2IOI PARAMOUNT
AVENUE CORNER TWENTY FIRST
STREET AND PARAMOUNT AVE-
NUE).
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. 1912.
beginning at 1899 o'clock 4 Al
Having decided to discontinue busi-
ness, VIII sell AZ public auction on
$40 above date. at my store lfnown as
Town IIalD, corner Twenty street
ana Paramount Avenue, my entire
stock In lots TO dealers. consisting OF L
large quantity OF Dry Goods, such as
teic4lcs. Ginghams, C0licocs L.awna
Dress Goods OF various grades. Table
Damasks. Ladies' and Mems Under
wear Hosiery. Gents FurniahinKs.
Arrow Brand Collars. LADIES' SlSirts
Notions OF various kinds. Ribbons
l-aces. Hamburg. Lace Curtains. otc.
Corsets, spool cotton, Mems Dress
Shirts. Sweet-Orr Oyeralls. largo as
sortment of Crockery and Glassware
big stock of Toys of all kinds. hve
silent salesman Showcases. Multiple
counter. National Cash Register. Dis
play Standers four Counter Show
cases. skirt Racks. Ribbon case. out
SIDE Showcase. outside Gas Arc Lamp
This Is a large and varied stock.
Merchants should not fail to attend
this sale
Bids on the stock as whole will he
received up to date OF sale. No bid
VIII be entertained after the auction
sale In detail has begun
Remember tho date. THURSDAY.
AUGUST i5. 1912. beginning 1880
CLOCK You are invited to attend
J. A. HUDGINs.
2lo1 Fairmount Ave. Richmond Va
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auctionecrs
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ADeillo a.pr tArnt

III kNisHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
inan. all conveniences: moderate
terms. can before H. NJ 2i5 East
TO GENTLEMEN. THIRD STORY
front room. 202 South Third. Septem-
Der list
FURNISHED ROOMS. SUITABLE FOK
light hodseke ping North sixth
Phone Monroe $50.
NICELY FuR&ISHED ROOMS. WIN
or without board. us EGsf Mar
snail
Fok RENT. VERY DESIRABLE BACl5
rooms. three windows. electric
iishia convenient 20 bath; also table
upafu, 81 week II IL south lhiiJ.
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.BARv cARRIAGEs MADE AND RE-
paired. very cheap and best autls-
factlou. 5oT East Marshall street.
can Monroe 747.
III Man HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLID
at iifGtIf-S5s POS North Third
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5rdIfo Drnpusais


COMMONWEALTH OF Virginia.
Department of Health. ITO Capitol st
nlcimont Va. August l.. 1872
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE
ceiVed al the Office Of business Man
aser C1tawDa Sanitorrm. =. o. adj
dress CHttWpa Sanitorium Va. not
later than ~ o'clock noon, August
-. 1912 Tor the following additions
and improvements al said institution,
in accordance with plans and speci-
hcauons prepared by Charles NJ
Robinson. me. Architects. 1901 Grove
Avenue Richmond, Va:
Urinary building
Addition to- kitchen building.
bidders VIII Joe required 10 state
i'm proposals amount OF estimate for
each or above items
Plans and specifications may be
seen ar THIS Office, on at business
Ilauager's Office. CAtaWba Sani-
toriun. ON and after August Is. or
contractors dcalrinp 60 submit bid
may ohtaiu plans and specifications
from tile architects upon deposit of
Sln guaranteeing their safe return
With hid.
The Eoard OF Health reserves the
rlent To- rricct any or all bids.
sds srould be senleN and adj
dressed 20 Srcrctnry state Board OF
Health Catawba Sanitor!um Nir-
TinA. aud marked "Bid. Improve
ments and Additions. Catawha SAM
toriuni' and must he accompanied by
certified check or cash. as called for
iu tho specifications.
FNNiON q. WILLIAMS NJ. D..
Commissioner hoard of Health
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iAsal -a!alr l.ul aa.t

FOR SALE NEWPORT NEWS
nAn planted 80 acres IN irish. or
Nhte. putatocs in Maren last. and
lest month sold bis crop, he Says,
lor $4,000 clearing about $4,000 ia
iAEee months We oMer -65 acres OF
suod land !n the same eection foi
Just $40 ler acre other land nearby
-sia az Slpn yer acre. WAarf on
mo property une-lourth Wte from
raitQhl and new automobile tuor-
ouRAfare from Richmond 20 Nurfolk
tllOush Newport News, runs risat
through IT, Think OF these aaval-
taEes as cumlared 70 other land way
on from transportation Nothing
growing 90 rapidly as potato lana
and water front propecty around
tn.s favored section. with It's rapid
growth and splendid lltlre- Our
crops market week. earle tnan
ACROSS the river Write Tor further
Information SOMAlERNILLf, IIU Sr
Co. nc. Newport News. Va
SMALL. FARM. CONTAINING 40
ACRES, one .-room house and one j.
room house on place, about So acres
IA cultivation. balance In pasture;
creek running through saiue. =
bargain toi quick buyer One and
uue-Aalf miles from city, on Seven
Pines road J.. j. DIETRICH. 2T0l
Last Main street.
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Kinds OF hats. ladieB' ana gentle
mems. Give Us d trial. satisfaction
guaranteed
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MANYLAND.
1000 BARRELS FRUIT IN SEASON.
il0 ACRES. S3.50O. EASY TEXANS

iio ACRES. s3.5oO. EASY TEXANS
THINK OF THE CHANCE FOR
pront here IN Maryland Orchard OF
apples and pears. already bearing.
produce 1000 barrels in season. and
there Is room Tor many more trees.
100 acres smooth, level fields: good
pasture. hordered by nevcr-faIling
stream only ! 3-4 miles 10 railroad
station. mall delivered, uearly Now
scrtM-room house barn. stable. corn
CRIB poultry houses wagon house.
elevated. si-ltly location zine view,
plQIsant surrouu0lnss, pure water,
lots OF shade. change in family affairs
forces sale. ~ taAvn now only $500.
easy terms Soc photograph of resi-
denccs AIN details ana travelling d!-
rections to sec this and other good
Farms, page ~. "Strouts Farm Cata-
laguc 35" COPY Tree station 200.
l.. a. SrtOUT FARM AGENCY. Land
Title Beiidins. Philadelphia Pa
FOR SALE. SEVEN UOOM HOUSE IN
Fairmount. rented $3.50 per year.
Price 10 quick purchaser, Sl,a5O.
Phone Madison 2i9.
FOX SAIE OK TRADE FOR GOOD
city propertN. attract OF splendid oak
tiinhcr Land ia Virginia. Sill acres.
we'll set In white and mixed oak and
hickory: estimated to cut 100000
Feet SAW timber. 10000 white oak
ties. 500 cords hickory spoke tim
Der. also q large lot oak pillng. Good
ipgsin= ana aood farming land II
clearcdi SHIT miles % railroad. WIN
take $1,000 IL sold ~ once Write
~ T. EAlN or, Columbia. Va.
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WANTED DRUG CLERK. REGIS
tered assistant preferred Position
out OF city. Address DRUGS BoX
90. city.
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WOOD AND GOAL.

OUR DRY KINDLISa BEST N CITY.
heretofore handled ~ Aidlothlan
Wood Company. $3.50 haIf-cor1. u a.
ND NJ. LEA q Co Phone Monroe
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WANTED. 4 FlRSr-CLAsS SERVANT,
white or colored 10 cook ana clean
Tor small family. Apply 1911 Park
Avenue. THIRD apartment. D. H..
LJMSDEN
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49rr9onalg

SPECIAL TO LAplEs.-IT AFFORDS
inr much pleasure TO aanounce the
ot material and styles In ladles'
ir--oF-uede costumes that viii be
Fashionable for the IAN and winter
season OF ltlz-isla. Sly stock Is
now complete with varied selections
tor the coming season am bring
Ing full idea % inc styles and color
combination for tAe benefit Of my
customers My collection Is well
worthy II your early tnspectlor
NA.l move from 5e4 West Grace TO
40 est Grace street August slzt-
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l5nnrn lllnnrcn

-iENTLEMAN WANTS ROOM AND
$50 per month. references. Address
sc. care IIMas- D.spAtah.
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
20 U G H X EEP SIZE

This part of the country is wei
represented at the circuit court this
week.
The hay, balers are running on
full time and lots of fine hay is 60
ing to press.
The Smith brothers are making
some substantial Improvements at
their mill property.
Luther Norris and his sister re-
Gently paid their brother, DR., R. O.
Norris of Jackson county, a visit
A couple of light rains fell here
last week. They were of some ben
eft, but we need a general, big rain
Judge Allen Gay went up to Eve
ming Shade Tuesday to look after
some county business and view the
court proceedings.
Both our doctors, w. O. Tibbles
and E. L. Sullivan, have had to at
tend court at Evening Shade as
witnesses this week.
The Tom B. Watkins thresher
was knocked out of a weeks thresh-
ing lately on account Of the break
age of an S0-cent wheel.
The public road from this place
to Evening Shade may not be the
worst in the world, but the other
one hasn't yet been discovered.
A drummer weighing 318 pounds
visited this place one day not long
ago. That's the biggest piece Of
avoirdupois we've seen in many a
day.
W. A Stewart, one of our mer,
chants, has been at Evening Shade
all the week attending court. j. H.
Medlock, another dispenser Of
wares, has also been attending
court.
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
Sharp county Bank WiAiif0rd, Al'k'

family. She was about seventy
years of age and was one OF the
best old ladies we ever knew, and
could count as her friends all with
whom she had an acquaintance
She and Uncle Ike" had been mar
ried for something like fifty years,
and her death is a great blow to
this good old man. Besides the
husband, Mrs. Richie leaves three
children, Messrs. |. G. Richie OF
Hardy and G.. D. Richie of this
place and Mrs. John H. Turner of
Ash Flat ALSO. The deceased was a
consistent member Of the Primitive
Baptist church. The burial occur
red Tuesday and was attended by a
very large crowd. All the bereav-
ed relatives have the sympathy of
very many friends.
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
L A Y N E

A band of Indians was camped
here a few days lately.
Shelby Honey is spending a few
days with his daughter, Mrs A, E.
Horton, at Salem.
A number of our people have
been attending circuit court this
week at Evening Shade,
Another election is coming on,
Il you are not prepared to vote on
all the measures, better get busy.
This section is needing rain very
badly. Prospects look good for rain
every now and then, but it all
blows over"
Some big fox chases are being
pulled off near here by parties from
Pouehkeepsie, Ash Flat and other
points and our home sportsmen.
Last Saturday quite a number Of
people met at the Camp Ground
cemetery and spent the day very
pleasantly and did some needed
work on the cemetery grounds.
The revival meeting closed here
Sunday morning, During the meet
ing there were six conversions and
a great revival among church MEN,
bers and we trust that great and
lasting good has been done.
A few days ago Mrs. M, S, Fore
was returning home from visiting a
neiGhbor when the roads became
tangled up and after wandering for
quite a while, she found herself
near where she started from, Mrs,
Fore has resided in this section a
long time and we supposed she
couldn't get lost anywhere in this
country
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
IIow's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
+. j, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
We, the undersigned, have known
+, j. Cheney for the last fifteen
years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transac,
tons and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his
firm.
NATIONAL BANK Or COMMERCE
Toledo, O.
Halls Catawh Cure Is taken IN
ternally acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Price rs cents per bottle
Sold by all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipailon,
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
To The Constitution or The Sfafc
or arkansas.

Notice IL hereby given that the following Joint
resolution proposing an amendment TO the State
Constitution, was passed by tho General Assem-
bly, at its regular session Of 1911, and that
Same will bo submitted TO tho electors OF the
State at tho ncSt general election. TO bc hold
Monday, September 8. 1919. for adoption or re-
lection
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. II.
That the following article shall DO proposed as
IN amendment TO the Constitution of the state
Of Arkansas which, when agreed TO by ma
iority of all the members elected TO each House
and adopted by a majority Of the electors Of
he state voting at tho next general election
for senators and representatives, shall become
part Of the Constitution of Arkansas.
Every male citizen Of tho United States.
or every male person who has declared his In
lontion of becoming u citizen Of the same, OF
the age of twenty zone years or upward. who
has resided In the state twelve months, In
the county six months, and In the precinct.
town or ward one month next preceding any
election al which he may propose 10 vote. and
who h able 10 read and interpret or interpret
when road to him, II ho iB prevented from
rondng the same by reason Of any phy0icni
disability, any section OF the Constitution Of
the State Of Arkansas, except such persons ~
may, for the commission Of some felony, be
deprived Of the right to vote by law passed
by the General Assembly, and who shall exc
hibit poll TAX receipt on other evidence that
ho hna pnld hii poll tax Mt the time Of col
loctng taScs next preceding such election
shall bo allowed 10 vote at any election held
In the State Of Arkansas but no person who
was, on January |, 1865, ur at any time pror
thereto, entitled 10 vote under the Consibls
ton. or statutes Of any State In the United
states, wherein ho then resided, and no male
person Of foreign birth who was natUrNzed
prior 10 the adoption Of thIs amendment. and
no noOI descendant of such person. who
shall POSSESS the other qualifications described
In this article, shall be denied the right to vote
because Of his inability TO no read Hnd inter-
prct aocctIons Of the Constitution Of ths
sitntoi provided that male persons who make
satisfactory proof that they have attained tho
age Of twentysone years since the time for
assessing the taxes for the year next preeeda
| ng the year In which the election at which ho
may propose to vote " held, and possesses
| the other qualifications required by this article
shall be- permitted to vote aud, provided, fur
| lher that the said tax receipt shall be ~
marked by dated stamp 0r other written ens
orsemenl by the judges of election to whom
II may first be pfeHeniel as to prevent the
holder thereof front voting more than once at
any election The Judges Of election shall en-.
force the provisions Of this article and shall bs
! tho judges of the qualifications Of electors"
The above resolution was flied In the Office OF
the Secretary Of State on March ~, lDll,
Each eloctOr may vote ror or aganst the above
amendment,
February 1919,
EARLE W. HODGES,
Secretary Of State,
t9eal)
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
Card OF Thanks

Through the columns of the Rec
ord we wish to extend our sincere
thanks to our good neighbors and
friends, both far and near, who so
kindly and willingly assisted us
during the sickness and burial OF
our dear mother. May heavens
richest blessings comfort them ALL
Wesley Rogers,
Clay Rogers.
Van Rogers,
Mrs. Martha Johnson.
Reeds Creek, Ark,