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Sharp County record., 1896-05-01
STATE NEWS:

Mr., Henry Fink, leading mer,
chant Of Helena for many years
died Saturday,
James Henry, one of the Oldest
residents OF Pope county, died last
week, aged u,
Two children were cremated in a
burning; building at Green.
burg, Ind, Monday night.
Nellie Mobiles, 3 years old, was
badly bitten by raOld dog at Hot
Springs few days ago,
The Cash Shoe Company of Pine
Bluil was incorporated last week,
Capital stock $4,000.
Mrs. NcaSpn, an old lady who
lived near warren, was badly burned
.ok bv falling into fire,
bed OF tlS,ov,
Sharp County record., 1896-05-01

and the code forbids hitting a man
when he is down and begging, so
| shall deslSt but ! have a few shot
IN reserve which be interesting if he
desires to hear more. If however,
the colt refuses to associate with
him on account of the mouse~colored
mule he has mad of himself inthls
little affair he can doubtless find
campanlonshlp with McCrackin,
CorLee and Phepher's whiskers.
DAVID L, KING
Sharp County record., 1896-05-01
CLAYTON &COP}
IN THE LEAD,
Hardy, Arkansas.

Having been in business for The
years, practical experience enabL
know wnat people want. Being A.
ly acqus .nted with the people andb'
take liberty to make prices below
titiOn.
Sharp County record., 1896-05-01
Next 30 days will give 20 per r
count--SlO. suits for IS; and SIS sd
HARD WARE

Stoves from $500 to 1900.
The Leaders In HEGASDsS Nj C t ss constitute o'n" and
Out of Sight T VERY % rrhsF F' sT R sso Trimming. Ana'
On Top s %1 a, SaT SE Goods Of the mo" Modern 'g" %
We Get There On !a.''.t.t. n:. Shirt. No two 'iA'-
We Down em All HS 2S, g%S ., s1s N1 % and nd . % ns s % %
Strictly In 1t p %S aAss CAPS HOODS Children. '' '''
Onto The Racket Vn T ygrSEEE S5EE FAnGt AD4 IE; sl
Nothing Like It aAfD%.sn Ah ps a 1f%S1 s ra%sn'
Remember 1t; COFFINS Sold at All N
Figures Prove S S.n buy than %s s G % s., 1 t:ns S1s GRAIN ~
The Secret OF SG; s. s s,sss. s ,a s % % a. ss
Listen TO Us rsss %: % s. ALL s.ts s"%s ny By 'G" s"s
"A FULL LINE OF STAPLE GNU n
Should we unfortunately be out o.
you call for, we make special orders dlr'ls
your demands. We have no money ta R
out guarantee to save youmoney in 81"
y, CLAYTON & COPE
Sharp County record., 1896-05-01


40 Thompson. lie reyo. =. III this discussion
article that he does not care to " for the v
flpso this discussion longer" pre- field he'd up
ss FROM that that has enough two foopad' and robbie
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%CLARKSON'S Al ASSISTANTS.

Commander-in-Ch'ef Of tho G. A. II. An
n"uncrs His STAFF Appointments.
OMAHA, Oct. 6.-The following order
has been issued from headquarters Of
the Grand Army of the Republic ut
Omaha:
The following staff appointments are
hereby announced: Adjutant general,
Comrade G. Z. Burmeister Of Omaha /;
quartermaster general, Comrade Angus
tus J. Burbank, Chicago; inspector
general, Com,ade G. A. Suydam, Phil.
adelphia judge advocate general, Com.
rade Albert Clark, Wellesley Hills,
Mass. senior aide de camp and chief
OF staff, Comrade j. 9. Winans, Troy,
.. They will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
The following named comrades will
constitute the executive committee of
the national council of administration I:
William H. Armstrong. indianapolis
+. M, Sterrett, st. Louis: Albert
Scheffer, st. Paul; Thomas w. Scott,
Fairfield, Ills. Charles A. Shaw,
Brooklyn; r. D Dix, Berrien Springs,
Mich. ]. j. Kent. Trenton. N. J. I,
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New YORK, Oct j-~Li.ratcEcs have
been received by trcnG, .. p j r.
lyman stating that he has been re-
leased from prison at Bnuionge sur
Mer. France, and is now Oh his way tc
this country. kearly is also on his
way TO this country.
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the states conceded by the Republic
ans the Democratic managers claim
the following states as absolutely GER
tain for Bryan:
Alabama. Arkansas. California. Col
orado, Florida. Georgia, Idaho, Kan
sas, Kentucky. Louisiana. MISSISSIPPI
pi, Missouri. Montana, Nebraska, Ne
vada. North Carolina, North Dakota,
Oregon, South Carolina, South Dakota,
Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia,
Washington, Wyoming. West Vir-
GINA. Delaware, Maryland, Minnesota,
Michigan, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio
giving Mr.. Bryan a total Of 317 cleo
toral votes.
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woman takes

osSP uP""o
when she be-
comes 4 mother.
She a chieve 8
the thing for
which she was
created d.. No
other work that
she can do in
the world Is SO
: great or so good
as the bearingof
bright, healthy,
useful children.
The mothers of
8 c h children
make the world
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Inaiana Gold Democrats.

INDIANAPOLIS. OCT. 5.-The state com.
mittee of the National Democratic
party has decided net &c rut a state
ticket Il IKE fed
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THE CRIME OF '73!
THE GREAT CONSPIRACY LAID DA7:
BY GEO. C. GORMAN.

The Dark Methods Used by Senator Sner-
man and Others to Secure the Den,n
etization of Silyer--Stateuncnts OF Sens
tors and Members on the Subject.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

above the Republican party. the Amerl-
can Bluebeard, who Stays his workers In.
stead OF his wives.
The skeletons Of the Seamen's Union,
the Miners Union and the Street Car
Mems Union hang bleeding In his closet!
When Mckinley was governor of Ohio,
Hanna was his guardian. Therefore. in
crltlcslng Bryan's opponent, We look not
at the servant. but at the master-not mt
Mckinley. the most p!tlable figurehead In
public life today, but at Hanna. his own.
er and tyrant
No mans character can be described by
his private relations with his family. He
may be. like the late car OF Russia,
good husband and father" but so Is ev-
cry tiger or wild beast.
Before granting any man the diploma Of
morality we ask what the influence OF his
career has been upon his fellow men. II
he has gone through life rs an elephant
goes throug forest. crushing and break
Ing n pathway for himself alone. or rs
devilfish crawls through the sea. grasp
Ing and sucking the life blood from every
living thing In reach. how can we Intrust
such man with the responsibilities and
authority Of public office?
Give Hanna four years OF power and he
will paint the White House black!
He will utterly destroy every vestige of
trades unionism, for he Will have the
army, the navy. and the treasury Mt his
command. He will discover that 1t Is
cheaper to abolish manhood suffrage than
to buy votes: and next November may be
the last chance that moneyless men ever
have to record their vote for president.
Many Republican workingmen are
thouGh,lessly going to the ballOt-boS just
rs nm OK goes TO barbecue-gally dec
GRATED In honor Of It's own death.
Mayor PinCrce gave us national motto
when he said: "Give the people what
they want" I am not one of those who
regard the people as dangerous. covetous
animals who must he chained and muz-
zlcd. The experiment OF the referendum
In Switzerland has proved that when
the people are left entirely free they are
naturally conservative. French revolu-
tions never occur except when some King
louis has represscd the people and goaded
| them TO resistance. al am the State"
said the boastful king. and the people re-
piled with the guillotine.
trust In the common heart OF all more
than In the private scheming Of any finan'
cial syndicate. I don't excuse the ignor.
apcc OF the masses. don't celebrate their
poverty. don't ignore their frailties. b,I'
I say that they are far nearer the truth
regarding the social and political prob
lens thnn those hoodlum students oi
Yale. whose only argument Is an insane
college yell.
It is time to cooperate and enjoy thu
creation Of our hands: otherwise nll tht
energy. and daring. and inventiveness Of
our fathers has come to naught I do no
believe that Columbus discovered Ameri
ca for Hanna. or that the monopolist 4
the last and highest product Of human
evolution.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22
Question of Cuban Indep.nd.nee.

Chicago, Oct. ia special to the
Times Herald from Washington says:
II Spain does not end the war in
Cuba within three months the insur-
gents will receive from the United
States virtual recognition Of their In
dependence.
1t can be further stated on authority
that the president does not expect that
Spain will end the war with the tactics
now employed during the present year,
and that he is fully convinced that the
grave duty will devolve upon him or
taking n vigorous stand In the matter
A high official of the administration
said tonight that action by the presi-
dent may be looked for by the first Of
the year. Long before that time the
Venezuelan question will be disposed
of and the administration will be left
to devise plan for restoring peace In
Cuba.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22
Henry T.. Abbey Dead.

New York, Oct. 17.-Henry e. Abbey,
the operate and theatrical manager,
died suddenly this morning at his
home in the Osborne flat house.
Mr.. Abbey had been in bad health
since early in the summer. At that
time he and his wife concluded to sep
arate and shortly after the operate
firm of Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
failed. Mr.. Abbey's poor health took
q critical phase early Wednesday
morning when he was attacked with
hemorrhage of the stomach. Every ef-
fort to check the ailment proved un-
availing. Shortly after two o'clock he
became unconscious and died in a short
time. The funeral will take place next
Tuesday and interment will be at
Northampton, Massachusetts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22
WATSON OBJECTS.
Won't Allow His Name to Go on the Kansas
Ticket

Won't Allow His Name to Go on the Kansas
Ticket.
Augusta, Ca. Oct. ia special to
the Chronicle from Thompson says:
Mr.. Watson says 1t is true he has
ordered his name or the ticket In Kan
sas, but 1t is of the Democratic ticket
and not of the Populist ticket. He says
there Is no fusion ticket In Kansas.
There Is Democratic ticket and n
Populist ticket, and Democrats have
printed over the names Of Bryan
and Scwall electors the names Of
Bryan and Watson, to deceive Popu-
lists into voting for electors who will,
In turn, vote for Bryan and Sewall.
81 am willing" said Watson, ito ac-
cept any fair fusion In Kansas that
will divide the electors between the
Populists and Democrats: am willing
even to agree to an equal division,
though by reason OF Populists voting
strength in Kansas. the proper por-
tion would be about eight Populist
electors to tive Democrats. contend
that the Democrats have no right to
print my name over Bryan and Sewnll
electors. to deceive Populist voter,
and I have ordered my name taken
from the Democratic ticket"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22
PALMER AND BucKNER.
They Are Speaking to Full Houses In tn,
South

Ahey are Speaking to Full Houses In IN
South.
Mobile, Ala, Oct. 10. -Generals Pal.
mer and Buckner and their party ar.
rived In the city. from Montgomery. at
l:4o this afternoon and were met at tho
depot by committee Of representative
citizens and escorted to the Battle
house. After dinner the ladies' Of the
party were taken down the shell road
and about the city In carriages. while
the distinguished candidates held re.
ception at the hotel. On the way down
from Montgomery they made short ad
dresses at Evergreen. Brewton and
Greenville, Alabama, where there We're
large crowds gathered to greet them.
Generals Palmer and Buckner were re.
ceived In the Princess thcater tonight,
which Is the largest In the city. by an
audience which In point of enthusiasm
surpasses anything of the kind that has
been here this campaign. AS the speak
ers entered and took their seats on the
stage the band played My Old Ken
tucky Home" which was the signal for
perfect ovation from the audience.
General Buckner preraced his ad-
dress with severe eXcoriation OF the
men In the gallery for having. without
provocation. and In an unjust and dis
courteous manner Interrupted General
Palmer, saying 1t was reflection upon
the hospitality Of Mobile.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

The adht nts of Don Carlos in Spain
are apparer y on the point of an at
t. ~ ,blish a new order of
things on The ruin of the present
Spanish tn ne. Carlos is reported to
have said at his followers are now
all drilled. lrganized and armed, and
only await he word for revolt. AS
Spain is engaged in putting down the
war in Cuba and also in the Philippine
Islands, the favorable opportunity
seems to have come. Spain is nearly
exhausted especially as to her finances.
A rebellion of the Carlists would prob
ably complete her overthrow and at the
same time secure the liberty of Cuba.
A great war at home would destroy the
power of the government to borrow
money, and the sinows Of war would
thus have disappeared. Besides that,
some parts of the country would be held
by the insurgents. and in those por-
tions the government would be able
to neither collect customs nor raise
troops. There is third power, that oil
the Spanish Republicans, that may
make itself felt. and is indeed said to
be active at the present time. These
Republicans might object to a Carlis,
king as much as to the one now ruling.
In that case the Carlists would prob
ably have to merge their differences
with the Republicans, taking what they
could get of the public offices. Wheth-
er Spain is advanced enough to sustain
republican form of government re.
mains to be demonstrated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22
Pullman Car Company.

Chicago. Oct. 15.-The annual meet
ing of the Pullman Palace Car Com
many was held to-day, over $2I, 100000
of the capital stock being represented
George NJ. Pullman, Marshal Field, j..
w. Dove, Norman Williams and D. $.
Il. Prague of Chicago. Henry @. Hurl-
burt of New York and Henry B. Reed
of Rostop were reelected as directors.
The usual quarterly dividend or " per
shora was declared, payable November
16. lie board of directors elected the
following officers: ~
George NJ. Pullman, president; Thos.
III Wickes, vice president; A. A.. Wein-
sheirmer, secretary,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

At the second annual convention OF
the Colorado State Federation of Wo-
mans clubs in Denver last week the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. NJ. D. Thatcher, Pueblo;
vice president, Mrs. ]. s. Gale, Greeley;
recording secretary, Mrs. G. A. Ed
redge, Colorado Springs; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. G. G. Richardson, Pu-
eblo; treasurer, Mrs. T. s. Sheetz, Can
on City; auditor, Mrs. Belzer, Boulder;
chairman of correspondence for q. f.
w. c. for Colorado, Mrs. E. NJ. Ashley.
The convention just closed was most
harmonious and successful In every re-
spect and gist of the various reports
read shows that tie federation mas
gained fifteen clubs, representing COL
lectively over 400 members, during the
YEAR Just closed. The federation has
grown since Its organization one year
ago until it now embraces an indi-
vidual membership of over 2,Ooo
women.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22
More Miners Brought in.

Leadville, Oct. 19.-Another batch of
1915 Missouri miners reached Leadville
to-day. Manager Mudd of the Small
Hopes combination states that he is
shipping more ore from the property
than he ever did before with the same
number of men, and Manager Campion
at the Ibex property. whose imported
men have been ut work little over
a week, says that all of the men are
doing us much. and in many cases
more, than the old men,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22
AnInternational Incident.

Havana, Oct. 16.-Another interna-
tional incident occurred in the harbor
here to-day. The police attempted to
arrest on the Ward Line steamship
Vigilancia, II passenger who was on his
way from New York to Mexico. The
mans name was Angel Fernandez. He
was born in Asturias, Spain, but
claimed to be Mexican citizen. Capt.
Mcintosh of the Vigilancia refused to
deliver the man up, and the police or
dered the Vigilancia to be detained.
Thereupon Captain Mcintosh consult
ed with General Fitzhugh Lee, the
United States consul general. and soon
afterwards the Vigilancia was allowed
to sail with Fernandez on board to
Mexico.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

By private gifts Japanese fellow
ship in economics has been established
at the University of Wisconsin. and
Mr.. M. Shiozawa of Tokyo, Japan, has
been elected to the fellowship for the
coming year. Mr.. Shiozawa is highly
recommended by two distinguished
Japanese professors, Professor Iyenaga
Of the Higher Commercial College Of
Tokyo. Japan, and Professor Motora, Of
the Imperial University. Of the same
city. He is spoken OF as one Of the
talented young men of Japan, and 1t is
expected he will do a great work for
his native country. He has already
graduated from japanese college and
has published results Of his work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

One safeguard of the country is a
judge who refuses to grant naturaliza-
ton papers to applicants unable to
comprehend our form Of government or
to read English. The Supreme court OF
the District of Columbia is reported to
have set an admirable example in re-
cent naturalization cases. One appli-
cant frankly admitted that he did not
understand the constitution, and the
Judge refused to admit him to citizen
ship. The safety of the republic de-
mands that naturalization tests should
be made more rigid, rather than easier.
The time is past when the subject can
be dismissed with the careless asser-
tion that our body polite is proof
against poisonous material in the form
of citizenship indiscriminately con-
ferred on ignorant immigrants.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

1t is reported that an aged couple liv-
Ing in Walworth. Wis, near Palmyra.
have decided that they believe mar
riage to be failure and will live
apart In future. The remarkable fea-
ture Of 1t is that they have been mar
ried over fifty years-they recently cell
ebrated their golden wedding-and they
have reared a family Of eleven chill
dren. their home life having always
been peaceful and harmonious.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

II is now reported by cable from
Germany that Valentine Gadesden. the
recent correspondent In the sensational
Yarde-Buller divorce case, did not die
naturally at Baden-Baden, a few days
ago, but was killed in a duel by Walter
iarde-Buller. the injured husband.
The original dispatch stated that he
died Of heart disease.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

Vera p. Ava. better known as Ann
oDelia Diss de Bar, the notorious
pook priestcss. is undergoing her semi
annual arrest at a Chicago police sta.
ton. This time she is charged with OBJ.
tanning board and lodging under false
pretenses. She has only recently COM
pleted a two-years' term for frauds
committed in Elgin, Ill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

There are people who believe that
the bicycle craze is dying out; they
firm offered on a certain day to sell an
firm offered on certain day to sell an
unlimited amount of high grade bicy-
cles for $1S piece. On the day in ques-
ton mob of 10000 people almost
mobbed the store in their anxiety to
take advantage of this chance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

The trouble with women is that they
regard all occupations incident to sin
gle life as merely temporary expedi-
ents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

People who always want particulars
supplemented to statement are about
as pleasant in social life as tight shoe
at a sprlnt!ng match.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

In the Russian quarter of London the
police have found quantity of high
explosives. Yet the English are wor.
dering that the czar seems cold aaH
prseccupied!
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

General Brooks was given a pleasant
surprise at Leadville on the 18th, that
being the date of his sixty-sixth birth
day. The soldiers and officers present
ed him with solid silver tea serPtre
aud u cut-glass set
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

The New York man who ate sixty
six eggs at one sitting is certainly
eligible to enter Gotham's chic set.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

These long reigns would be all right
II they didn't SO completely obscure
the son. n."-P-nce OF VS..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22
The Rocky Ford Enterprise
,ocKY FORD. COLORADO.

There are people who imagine tah.
thing cannot be funny unless 1t hurts
somebody.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-22

There are people foolish enough to
Imagine that modesty is an Indication
Of stupidity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
THE HOT WAVE.
It's Effects are Very Severe in the
Western Cities-Many Deaths from
PrOStratiOn are Reported.


ST. Louis, August 7-Yesterday was
even hotter than Wednesday the tner-
mome'er rising 10 " degrees IN the shade
IN the signal service observatory. This IS
the highest point reached The neat was
sufocauns. the slight breeze that blew al.
day falling 10 cool Off the atmosphere. or
the hot buildings and p5vemeEts. There
were 81 pr1s,rlt.ocs. and of this number Z
were fatal
The dead are: Alexander Murphy. cable
spiicer. John George Schweiser. cook: John
Schneu. tailor: Charles Franke. tailor. Jo-
s5rh Smith. cock: IN unknown man.
CHICAGO. August 7.-During a heavy
thunder and rain storm Yesterday even
i-r Walter Sco.- q wears o,6 of the firm
Of Bauer & SCOT. Stone dealers vas IN
s.ra-.y killed bv lightning in Ca.u7et ave-
nue. while riding home on his bike. Wai,e
the n -r.,lr,s,z- aid NOT ,-ois+.~ ,e hi.-h