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Arizona republican., 1915-03-01
TH0RNBER 0N
 EVERCREENS
University Professor Ad- vises Which Are the Best Evergreen Trees to Suit Phoenix Shade Producing Requirements
GOOD EvERGREENS FOR
 THE PHOENIX CLIMATE

Cypress Arizona, Guadeioupe, Italian tthrives in south of state) Monterey.
 Japanese Loquat.
 Japanese Privet.
 Australian Beefwood.
 Gum Tree-Red Gum and Des- ert Gum.
 EucaIyptus-Teret PaIms-Californui Fan Palm Chinese Windmill Palm. Sabal Palmlet to.
 Cedrus Oeodara.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-01

Chamber Of Commerce Dinner March 4-Adams-
 Everybody Attend
Arizona republican., 1915-03-01
APARTMENT IRONS

Salesman-F1atirons. madam
 Mrs YoungOride-No: show me some apartment irons. We live in a suite.- Puck.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-01
SEEMS TO FLOURISH

You can't get along in life without friends
 ''Oh. don't know. Look at the spar row"
Arizona republican., 1915-03-01

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will sec more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1915-03-01

LOST. BIG BUNCH OF KEYS. Re- ward, Stauffer. care Republican.-Adv.
 b
Arizona republican., 1915-03-01
NEW SCHEDULE 0N
 ARIZONA EASTERN

With change of scehule on the Southern Pacific. a new time card takes effect today on the lines of the Arizona Eastern. Under the new arrangement. the early train from Phoenix will leave at 6;00 q. m. and will make east and west connections at Maricopa. Two trains will leave in the evening. the first at 500 ?. m. carrying the through sleeper to Los Angeles and connecting as formerly with No. on the main line. The second train. with eastbound con- nection.s. will depart at 7:25. thereby giving Phoenicans an hour more in which to get their eastern mail signed and to train.
 The night train from Maricopa will arrive at S:30 D. m. with connections from the east. The early morning train will arrive at 625 a. m. and the noon train at 11:l5 The train to Florence, Winkelman and Ray will leave at : 30 q. m. under the new schedule. returning to the city at 500 D. m. The schedule follows:
Arizona republican., 1915-03-01
Depart

OSPdfI 500 d. m. For Maricopa with connec- tions east and west. 30 a. m. For Mesa. Florence Hayden. Winkelman and Ray. 500 d. m For Tempe. Mesa and Chandler tMonday, We'd nesdays and Fridays onlyD S: zoo a. m For Liberty, Buckeye and Hassayampa. (Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays only)
 600 p. m. For Tempe and Maricopa. with connections for the 1925 D. m. For Tempe and Maricopa. with connections for Tucson, Fl Paso and the east.
 Arrive 6:25 q. m. From Maricopa and Tempe. with connections from Los Angeles, Kansas City, Chi cago and east. 1115 d. m. From Maricopa and Tempe with east and west bound connections. 12:01 D. m From Hassayampa. Buckeye and Liberty. tTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.) 1905 D. m. From Chandler. Mesa and Tempe. Mondays. Wednes- days and F'ridays.) 500 p. m. From Winkelman. Hayden Florence and Mesa. S:30 D. m. From MaricOpa and Tempe with connections from F., Paso. Kansas City, Chicago and east.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-01
Of Local Interest
ao LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

Detlclency Tn temperature yesterday, 3 degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month, 15 degrees.
 Accumulated deficiency in temper ature since January l, 15 degrees.
 Deficiency in rainfall yesterday. .03 inch. Ak
 Excess in rainfall since first of month .52 inch.
 Accumulated excess in rinfall since January l, IA inches.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-01

Data For Tucson Highest temperature yesterday. ... 6S BERNARD R. LASKOWSkI.
 Acting Section Director.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-08
/ Senttlc % Tacoma.

Sea bar allereoe iagt, at init
Diaal par Tacoma, altiaa life
.Seattle. Aaar ieB alligeOel itanO-
ieOe Der, bao6e oct i'm @runO !, at
lea M life lpnaere ifulOe reile
meO Zen Store Roroiif" (Sbe
@reat 9tort6ern), men 0erimoO paa
8aibington 4 Oreaon &D. Den
ga lea life uioite, bpor 0enne
9anes citation Iaa / 9pen, life
uiOlte, naar Der elf 9og berira til
Tacoma, % iom alt ia8t, par tr9t,
6leO ieg 0atten ouer ! SeattIe og
paa SoteI 6rDe. Sagen er 10 nefrtllg
Den, at nanr man refer me0 Sern.
bane, 6etaler man Stat til De tore
Northumberland, eller, JON oct
be00er me0 ct MI mere gPtgyJtaun:
.Ibe Railroao S~nterelts", og
nnar man, iom lea ueo 2eiligbeO, er
paa MnnOreiie. maa man 10 ltatte
til Dem allie. Sra Omaha til ct.
9anl, bpor iea off meo Rortb &elt'
ern Gp., betalte iea Sfat til Sbe
@atoer6ilt S%ntereits. 6ro StFaill
til Seattle gif Sfotten til Sbe Sill
Sntereits. Sra Seattle til 9oS Nm
aeles oa Oerira til Salt Cafe Gitp
betalte lea til 1be Sarriman Sn.
tereits. Ira Salt Cafe til Oenoer
iii Tbe @oulo Sntereits, % ira
genuer til 5remont igen til Snr-
riman. era 5remont til Blair
ifattcoe lea iaen til gau0erbilt, iaa
jea enote iom ieg %begpnote. Oct er
altio en- Ireit at man peo noget
ON, bpor ems Renge Baar ben. Wien
M tilbage til Seottlel = Oct So
tel, lea boeoe paa, er nrpnt citer
en- una Came, gift elrr neiit bu'
ifer lea fife, oa iom @inoeSmar'
fe Fan bun, bouo lloitpr 90 llOice'
enoe anaaar, nof ppre tient mco
set. On Mpngoe Menneifer fan
set runtme paa iine t0-tf eta.
aers, ser itrnffer iia baaoe plot
oa 6reot, Iaa pei iom bsit, % en-
Manaoe Menneifer frroeoes no
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-08

ifnlle blioe / ait 1920 aar, efter
boilfen 3io Gper6erreOsmmet o0er
Soroen oil blioe gioet oct is0iife
self nn0er ariiti. GauiOs Sgns.
perionlIge 1e9ering genuem Oct
tuiinoaari8e 6i9e. Ge ioruoiagie
2520 gar er bette proietiife ollie.
Oes bele 2nngoe ira BETS Jolone
Ssie I'll 0ets SooOer al Ger u
Sern. 1isie 2520 Aar maa pei
antaBes at 1noe 6e9uuot, oa )}e.
buta0neier falot ooer oct jooiife
5oIf 600 % COG, ga Oct Ill. 3
Moiebog q, Is. 20 er mgioet iom
ben 10. i 5oilfen set isoiife 6olt
itnIoe ta5tes ior Oeres utroifa6,
tllgtes al 9erren oeo @eOningerne.
elsie Ri9ers 9iitorie, ser M er
Ell aaben 9o5, bar / tit SOB paste.
ret i9ennem oct babplouiife 9tige
|620-53S (. s., oct meOoperiiife
ira 53s-331, BET gr9ife Rige ira
331 til ben 5io, oa Seoerne Tom
mOer 9omerne, o. oct romerife
3ige inotil GntiOen. Ge to Zen
ialt, men 5eooerne itaar Der emo.
IN % penter pna, at LGerne ifal
pofie no.
5 Daniel BET iierOe aapitel er
oenne 4eriooe angiuet ueo I Il
Der eller ! aar al ytebutaOneiers
6~orneorelie, 0a ban tit ret IDrs
Sierte@. Get fieroe adpitel Dos IA
mel ifal trste bet isOiife 6oIf meo.
al naar oisie iDo 9iOer (2520 aar
eaer $50 4ar) er 5aaeoe ben
ouer oct. ifaI BET iaen opreiies til
i'm ioroums 9erligbeo.
Men bDis 9eouingerues Cher
begDnote lileo 1tebutd0relers aolll-
me til Sernialem (6O9-6066
6por er pi iaa M? IiOen ifllIoe Del
alorig opret naaet irem til aar
t912-f9152 9eOniugernes lioer
maa nolsbe iamtiOig, Guirat 10
tsrrcs. Ri founncr ga til Ssoerues
oen 10. ll1e.
Sar nogen p0ermere 9pit til at
ipotte. oa gerne ior mig. Sea al.
igates life oerdi, % ieg oil arlig
% aaben tiIitaa ior ale, at jeg
ihioerer 4roietierne, tror Dem %
i%oruenter ariitus ret mart.
9ernneo Ell biertelis Silien til
allie @uos Born, iiGr Dem, Der
tror 9roietierne os iOrOenter Ser.
ren. @oers groOer,
5. 5. ail0fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-08
Nosle Snbtrbf fra en- Nejle
| Better.
vi 3. 9. BIG.
Gortiat.)
Ara sprfane til Seattle, @ai6.

NIH SpPlHht III -tutiltf SShlD.
Sra Snpre til Spofane bnu0e lea
uGret | Selifab pna 8oget nteo 3
ungre Gamer ira Gort5 Carolina,
oitnof ira Nei6soiIIe / 6ocfing.
BAN 50. 9e 3 Gamer oar Ssitre.
to al Dem par giite o. boiatte /
@aihinaton. me0enS oen g.. Der
par ngiit, M rejite meO fine Seitre,
ser bau0e nGret hiemme paa De.
isa / BET aanlIe Stem. iii @aibia.
ton. Senoes 5orplOre booze i
Qort6 Carolina, men DC aamle
9eoiteiorplore boooe / Here Mar
bait oeres Stem / oct ipOlige @ai6.
ington. Zen lH9e RiBe par meaet
optaaet al alt BET M, BUN iaa, %
bap0e traplt meo at iammenligne
set me0 q. 6. Zen DnSite al DC
latte Seitre par gIft meO en- Stole.
man0 / 8ni1ington. Sum meo line
10 Born % Seiieren, ser baooe
ct Barn, boo0e giort BEN LANCE
Neiie til BET aamle Stem / Spoen,
hpor 6un 6aboe opboIot iig / 3
Manne0er. inotil 9srhene be%gpnote
at blioe ipee; "a paffeoe bum liant
men Tor at gaa tilbage til lit e9et
Stem paa apiten bois Serlig6eoer
bum par meeet opta8et al. Vien
2rnaieIen eiter 6orplOrc og oct
aamIe 9arnoomsbiem. ia, ben bar
ser 10 alliaeoel. Sea miiteoe bette
6ebaaeliae Selifab I Spofane, ioet
5eitrene tog Ell anoen Rel oertrd
til 8ortlano emo lea.
5ra Spotane ulaa Soget fraole
taneiomt opao. og oct er Enigtlra
bebuaeliat at ie no % ie 6Iooen 40
ifinige Snnoreoe SOB unoer lig o.
pioe, at Ell fife Sten paa 9ane.
iport piloe opre nof til at ieioe
os rnllen6e neo ouer ben lteile
grinf. sra SpofaHe til SigbIano
er Der 8 Dill og pda oisie 9 gill
maa goget gaa 266 500 opao, att
iaa nriten 30 500 pr. 0fil- UT en-
iaaoan Neiie gaar langicmt, lelo
meo TO 9ofomotiper ior, Tiger 'ilg
elp. Tcslioeu bIiper ct Eos, Der er
i%oriinfet, iom HeeeI alto mere ior'
mjinfet 6or port 0eofommenoe ilog
bette fun oItfor soot til; tbi eiter
Ioaplauen ifiiloe oi baue upret !
SeattIe 81. 1920 ON 9litenen. aeg.
net eiter 3oriinfelien isr bet tom til
Suofone - 3 Elmer ifuloe pl
haue pqret / Sedttle al. t,20 ON
Moraencn. 9i fom ser aI. 2,30 ON
Woraenenl Regnes bertil, at
miot paa 9dgen bar oct neget
parmt og itspet, iaa fan man ON.
trent resr,e Tia til gebaseIigbeoerne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-08

oetl Seq lagoe Mprfe til set
lille SfoIe6as; ieB lag0e ogiaa
NGrfe til De man1e, tiot meget
imad fatbolife airfer, ION lea iao
i De mango inlaa eper lalgs meo
ben Sern6ane, ie9 farte paa, me0
aoriet paa oct iimpIa 5aarn. gao
oGre, at Ben fat6olife STRIFE er ct
&rrnB5illeoe a ariiti ian0e airfc
pad Soroelt, lao 1ure. at oen ia.
ger set uoportes. iom ifuloe orrc
@iertet3 Sa9, - Den fat5olife air.
te iorger for lit 6olf, % oct ia.
t6olife 6olf ier9er for i'm airfe.-
Get 6eoer til @uo. maaife life
aauo o9 Son66e0 JON BET ifitloe.
Seq fen0er oprre 9rpnge6illeoer
emo OiSie: 4roteitanter, iom leuer
uoen @ito, u6en Bon % u0en Sir.
fe, iom %til6ringer 9errens 0ag
Sus o. Ems al mango GaDne, men
ieg ifal life optage glooien meO
Here al oen Slaas 9etragtninger,
iom Ser oesoprre er alt Tor megeu
4mleOninl til at asre, life minoit
paa en- 3eiie JON 0elL ieg par pad,
r. 9jet bIiOer trat Al at ie o. 2ret
al at 6ere, life min0it. naar set
6lioer merft inoe mellem Sc itore
gierge. - Sea faIot / Sson omit.
ser, oddgneoe ballot en- Sang incl.
lem, naar 3o8et i%tan0ieoe, % iaa
noaenlumoe 6elt, 6a ri lanlt ON
lrnge timoe ie l9piene / oct fierne
Senttle iom e1 peloronet Stirue.
barr. iom ui fi1oe ie ioron os o.
til iiOit omfrin8 os til ale SiOer,
inOtiG Sen tore noroiife Giterns-
Ter omii0er itoo BELT itille % ri
fun0e iti5e neo % no. Ge0 % no
en- itor o. irenmeo 9p ST. 212
ON 1otten er life iuit ififfet til
at iremtal0e 6eba1eIige 6sIelier
Dos en- ~6alptiouen0e Reiienoe. Den
oct gif 6e0re emo oct iaa no til.
sos en- pn1re Meoreiienoe, ser iaa
no til at opre ct ififfeIigt 0emeife,
bnpOe ieg iorbert mig ON, bUiltet
Sotel man BELT ifuloe tdge til
Seattle, bpor ban ilHt life par
meget fen0t, iom ban iagOe, men
oog 6apoe ppret Here @ange. Seq
fulgte Wan0ens anuisning % ior.
langte oerfor Den Acknowledged,
iom til6SO mig lin 8ie1eite, Oo ieg
fom u0enior Stationen, til at fore
mig til Sotel 6rpe. Ser baOoe
man rigeIig Blaos, % eiter at baUe
itrepet nit Raun / 9ogen, blep
ieg al en- Opleiter (eIeoator) tnget
90 paa s Gal = eler 9t6 floor,
iom iiges Der / Sanoet. Sfsnot
ieg BELT operIaoer til 6uglene at
6pgee GcOe iaa bsit oppe, og itsnt
jeg gerne maa fGnrpe meO mig leIu,
inoen ieg fan iooe / en- Seng paa
Ell iaa0an 9eioe, oareoe set life
lpnge, isr jeg meo 8elbebag itratte
mine tlitse gemmer / Ell bIeo %
bella Seng o. eiter at baue be-
ialet mig % mine / 9ans SaanO,
ser bar alt at raaoe % raaoer ali
til @ooe ior Dem. JON elifer bdm,
OH osiaa fun i itorite llfulofommen-
beO, jon ie9 mo iaa ieot iom ON ie9
laa / min Mooers arme. ior ierit
at uaagne nGite Morgen, on Solen
too bit paa 9imlen.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-11-27
The DoufhertY Stock Company.

The Dougherty Stock Company will
be at the New Opera House for an en-
gagement OF three nights commencing
Thursday, December End. While this
company has never played here before,
they have played the best towns in
Kansas and the Middle West for years,
and come with the very best recon-
mendations. The Cast is headed by
Jim and Hattie Dougherty, and their
support is the best to be found. There
are twelve people with the show,
whereas in former years only ten were
carried. Mr.. Dougherty decided to
present only Royalty plays this season,
as that is the only way in which new
plays may be given to the public That
required an enlarged Cast, and at the
same time he added vaudeville features,
which you viii find to be worth the adj
mission alone. Special scenery is used
for every play, and all time between
acts filled wi4h entertaining vaudeville.
chief of which is the famous Boston
Trio" In every way the show is up
to the high standard now demanded by
theatre goers, and you run 10 risk in
attending any, or all nights, of their
engagement. The opening play will be
the four act comedy drama, ssThe
Black Sheep" Prices, 25, 30 and 80
cents.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-11-27

Terrible Swedes, Thanksgiving Day,
at Hays.
Misses Lucy and Sarah Pierano visit
ed at their home near Wilson, Saturday
and Sunday.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-11-27

To be good newspaper man fellow
has to be lawyer preacher, literary
light, captain of finance, sailor, expert
book-keeper, traction magnate, orator
extraordinary, scientist, doctor, society
swell, master musician, Sherlock
Holmes, war veteran, prize-fghter,
authority on charity, real estate dealer,
machinist chemist, explorer, fisherman,
athlete, grocery man, printer, peace
and trouble maker, saint, master, crimi-
nal, railroad builder, aviator, master
politician, Office boy, saloonist, champion
paragon of honesty and a cheerful liar.
Any man having these-few qualifca-
lions can earn about three dollars a
day on the average newspaper. He
will have to work only eighteen hours
day and can then rejoice over the
fact that there's nothing to do till
tomorrow. Certainly a snap, ISM
it?-Tampa (Fla.) Times.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-11-27

0ae Minute power washers At Vim
tara
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-11-27
What the CountrY Nod.

1T needs a Protective Tariff to Sc
cure the home market to our own PEG
pie. It needs an administration that
wiz treat business, both big and little,
fairly. The mere fact that business is
successful and big does not argue that
it is criminal and undesirable. The
Government has proceeded on the idea
that anything that succeeds is suspicious
and ought 70 be prosecuted. Neither
public nor private business can be con
Quoted by the failures of the country.
It needs an administration that can
collect enough revenue to meet expen-
ditures. 1t needs economy In appropris
atoms and restriction of local appro-
priations to a minimum or their entire
discontinuanee. 1t needs q military
and naval strengthening adequate to
the nations self-defense. It needs
national government instead OF sec
tional control. Senator Sherman, of
Illinois. IN LesIie'z.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-11-27

We will be pleased to receive any orders
Come in and let US show you our line. No
trouble to Show goods.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-11-27

During the week of December 18th
of the Short Course, the Home Econo-
mics Department is to have as an
especial attraction Dr. Lydia Allen De
Vilbiss, Chief of the Division of Child
Hygiene OF the Kansas State Board of
Health. DIR. De Vilbiss was formerly
lecturer on social hygiene and ifnant
welfare of the New York State De
partment of Health. She is a member
of the women's and children's welfare
committee of the American Medical
Association; Superintendent of the
Children's department of the Life
Extension Institute; and former medi-
cal director of the Better Babies
Bureau
DIR. De Vilbliss is well known contri-
butor to medical Journals and her work
as a special writer for various National
magazines makes her as one who knows
how to put scientific subject before
the public in popular and convincing
manner.
In addition to her thorough prepare
ton Dr. De Vilbliss possesses a very
attractive personality and is most in
teresting speaker. She will be in Hays
three days and is planning two lectures
each day all general lectures to which
everybody is invited. Two of the lee
lures will be in the form of demonstra-
tons and one will be lantern lecture
if she can secure the plates for which
she has asked Children being her
special theme, her lectures will be
along the following lines: Correct
Clothing for Children, Proper Feeding
of Infants and Children, Race Better
ment, Sex Education-The How and
Why, Certified Babies-a demonstra-
ton on the feeding of babies, Physical
Inspection of Children-aIso demons
tration lecture.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-11-27
WUV rot give uollr lad
e "a 3 the same training?

When I vas growing lad. 1nd cane
uPa1 E=zy words n my rez5snz fhzt
ID MT u15ezs1znd. ny mother, In
ssezd Of S-TEg ne TIE definition when
applied to hez, uniformly sent ne to
the Dictionary to learn il, and In this
way Ez-dualIy leaned many things
besides the meaning Of the individual
word IN question among other things,
how to use \ Dictionary. and the great
pleasure and advantage there might
be in the use of the dictionary.
Afterwards, when went 70 the village
school, ny chief diversion, after les
sons were learned and before fhey
were rec;ted, was IN turning over the
pages Of the Unabridged Of those
6z-S- EoE the NEST modern Bna-
k-idEe6-1heNEW INTERNATIONAL
gives me 4 pleasure OF the sane sort
So far as ny knowledge extends, IL Is
at present the best of the one-voluEe
dictionaries, and quite sufficient for
I'll Ordinary uses Even those akO
possess the splendid dictionaries IN
general volumes viii Jet find IL great
convenience 10 have this, which is 80
COMPACT, so full, and SO Trustworthy
as to Ieaye, in most cases, little to be
6ezired. Albert s Cock. Ph-D-,LL-D-
Profc-zor of tie English Language and
Literature, Yale Univ. April Is, ISL.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-11-27
Normal NOteSand Comments.
News Nots.

Misses >LoRee and Jean Cave spent
the latter part of last week with home
folks.
james Winchester visited friends and
relatives Friday and Saturday of last
week.
Misses Faye Spoon and Margaret
Taylor spent INTERPRETATION with home
folks near Luray.
The new term opened Monday the
18th. The old students are all back in
school again after vacation. Many
students enrolled Monday.
Miss Laura Smith entered school for
the, coming term.
Miss Velma Meserve visited friends
in Salina last week.
Miss Clara Unruh is in school again.
She was called home a week ago on
account of the death of her sister.
Leslie Groth visited at home during
the short vacation.
A. Brungardt attended the Salina-
Normal Football game at Salina Fri
day.
L. Ewing and Grace Ewing went
home Wednesday they returned to
school Sunday.
Cora Thacker spent the week end at
her home near Russell
Miss Mary Mills visited at Russell,
Saturday and Sunday.
Roy E. Frey, the Normal yell leader,
has organized bunch Of rooters which
are called the Roaring Hundred
They boosted big" at the big football
game Thanksgiving day.
Walter and Christopher Huck, former
Normal students, were visiting in Hays
Sunday.
Prof. Speer has returned to his work
again. He has been gone on business
trip to Marysville, Manhattan and
other points.
Miss McNay has been called to her
home in Cove by the illness of
her mother She will not return until
after Thanksgiving at least.
Last Sunday afternoon there was an
automobile collision just east of town in
which Buick and Ford were the par
Elephants. The result was the Ford was
demolished; no one was seriously in
jured.
Miss Althea Brown left Friday morn
ing for Chicago.
The new officers of the student as
sembly were nominated last Thursday
and were elected on Monday Chair
man, Fred Albertson; first vice chair
man, Mabel Fwiselton; second vice
chairman, Kathryn McLain.
It has been very quiet week in the
way of athletics. Hard practice for
the last few weeks has turned out
bunch of boys that will favorably meet
the Terrible Swedes on the Tigers own
ground Thanksgiving day. The Terrible
Swedes defeated the Tigers October %
at Lindsborg in closely contested
game.
The Normal has made a very favor
able record this season.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
PouXl1l<eepSie

W. A. Stewart and W. 7. Abee
went to Mississippi county this week
on business
Arthur Carpenter and wife moved
up from Cave City last week. We
are glad to have them with us and
welcome them in our midst.
A number of the young people
were very pleasantly entertained
for a few hours Saturday night at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Freeman.
Oak Dale school came over Fri
day night and lined up against the
Pouehkeepsie school in spelling
match. The contest resulted In a
score Of 80 to 81 in favor of Keep
sie
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
TRUSTEES SALE or LAND

Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance Of a
deed Of trust TO secure the payment Of promis-
sory note in said deed Of trust described, execut.
cd by Edmond Gofr and Josie Goir, his wife, TO
W. T. Campbell trustee for T. j. Tompkns,
beneficiary. dated February II. 1911, and recorded
In Record Book "D," at pago 1876, In the
Recorders Office for the Southern District Of
Sharp County. Arkansas. said deed Of trust con-
veying the following described lands situated In
said district and county. to.wit;
The East Half Of the Southwest quarter Of Sec
tion IL, Township 10 NJ, Range West, contain
ing 80 acres.
And the grantee In said deed Of trust on ac-
count Of death, being unable TO carry out the OBJ.
jeet Of this trust, 7, j. Tompkns, beneficiary,
appointed T. ]. Davidson as trustee In his place
by Endorsement Of such appointment on said deed
of trust
Default having been made in the payment of
said note and cost ], the undersigned, M substi-
tutod trustoo, will oilor for sale, at puhlle auc-
ton, TO the highest bidder on Saturday, February
9th, 1915, for eash In hand, at the south front
door Of the court house. In the town Of Evening
Shade, In the Southern District Of Sharp County,
Arkansas. the above described landB. between
the hours prescribed by law for execution sales.
Tho proceeds Of said sale 10 DO applied frat, 10
tho payment Of tho costs and expenses Of said
sale, second TO the payment Of said debt and In.
terest and the remainder. II any TO said grantors.
January i2 1915.
7. ], Davidson.
Substituted Truatoc,
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
liOw's Thlsp
7. ]. Davidson,
Substituted Trustee.

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure,
+, J, Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
We the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last IS years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and
financially ably to carry out any
obligations made by his firm.
National Bank of Commerce,
Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern.
ally, acting direct upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
Testimonials sent free
Sold by Druggist, T5c,
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
NelSOnVille

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Miller are the
happy parents of a new 9-pound
boy.
j, W. Myers, the railroad man,
had business at Black Rock one day
last week.
Uncle Jack" Warner has been
very sick, but is reported much
better now.
Basket ball is the order of the
day at this place. The school near
this place has a fine team.
A tomato supper was had at the
home of Dee Mathews Friday night.
The young people report a nice
time.
j. c. Sparks is attaching two new
rooms to his residence, which adds
very much to the appearance Of his
place.
W. H. Ballard has built a new
residence near Pearce City. We
believe Pearce City will come to the
front yet,
X. D. Foley, present assessor Of
Lawrence county, seems to have a
hankering at the home of Sam
johnson since the latter has put up
a new yard fence. Perhaps he is
going to make Mr.. Johnson pay
taxes on that new fence.