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Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

A boy was compelled by his
teacher to write an essay ''on
the mouth" for some infrac-
tion of the school discipline,
and an exchange says this is
what he wrote: 1.-The mouth
is the front door of your face;
It is the aDerature to the cold
storage Of your anatomy.
Some mouths look like peach.
es and cream; some look like
a hole in a brick wall to admit
new doorThjndow, The
mouth is a uomocd for the
toothache and burghole for
oratory. ,The mouth is a
crimson aisle to our liver; it
is patriotlsm's fountain, aud
the tool chest for pie. With.
out the mouth the politician
would be a wanderer on the
face of the earth, and 90
down to an unhonored grave.
1t is the grocer's friend, the
orators pride, the dentists S
hope, 1t puts some men on
the rostrum and some in jail.
1t is the temptations lunch
counter when attached to a
maiden, and tobacco's friend
when to a man. 1t is the
home Of that unruly member
the tongue. Without it
married life would be like a
summer dream-and a dude
would lose half his attrac.
tion."
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

nothing new to offer the
masses by which they may
obtain relief; nothing solid
that is new upon which to
stand nor nothing from which
to build. If anything new
for the people was offered by
the Populists, they would be
more reasonable, II h a t
there are two old parties
with positions defined and
bounded before Populism was
in existance and that one or
the other will rule is the
liberal view.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

The Pops will cut a small,
er figure this year than two
years ago, both in state and
national elections. .--Arkan.
sas Democrat.
Certainly, but make a Pop.
ulist know it if you can,
They do not seem to know
that there is in this country
but two parties and that the
government will be either by
a Democratic or Republican
majority, The Pcpulist
party has been routed from
its incipieucy and Its political
toes have ever had their trend
upward towards the daisies,
and yet, the Populists are
persistent in their appear
ance before the people with
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

The republican party of
Arkansas is opposed to the
policy of segregation and
stagnation. State Republi'
can.
Being opposed to segrega'
tion, you might if you would
promise to behave, slip into
the woman's rights gang,
and if you oppose staguation,
brother Republican, why
don't you get out of the rut
and come up higher?
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01
POUGHKEEPSIE

DR.. Sullivan has been doing
dental work in our vicinity
this week.
All the boys look long,
lank and lean, but the corn
crops are about all laid by.
James Freeman's barn and
contents were burned last
Sunday evening, 1t must
have been set.
Med'ock Bros, are placing
the material on the ground to
build a brick house, Wont
Keepsic look then, eh2
John Tompkins of Pough.
keepsie and Mrs, Mary Davis
of Ava, Missouri, were mar.
ried on the 18th, by c, J,
Dyston,
e, r, Johnson and Calvin
Watkins started their thresh.
er on Monday the q, and A.
D, Taylor and Jas, Vance
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01
The Edgle IUiES.

l am the American eagle
and my wings flap together;
likewise | roost high and eat
bananas raw.
Blanco may sit in his Moro
Castle and howl, but he can't
sit on me! Will he please
roll that in his cigarette and
smoke it? l am mostly a
bird of peace and was born
without teeth, but I've got
talons that reach from the
storm-beaten coast of the
Atlantic to the golden shores
of the placid Pacific. And |
use the Rocky Mountain whet
stones to whet them on. |
never cackle till | lay an
egg; and l point with pride
to the eggs I've laid in the
last hundred years or so.
I'm game from the point of
my beak to the star-spangled
tip of my tail feather. And
when l begin to scratch
gravel mind your eyes.
I'm the cock of the walk
and the hen bird of the God
dess of Liberty, the only gal.
linaceous E Pluribus Unum
on Record. I'm an eagle
from Eagleyille, with a
scream on me that makes
thunder sound like dropping
cotton on a still morning,
and my present address is
Hail Columbia, U. S. A
IN. Y. Sun.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

A sharp engagement oc.
Cured last Friday between
the American and Spanish
forces near Santiago. Less
than a thousand troops in
W h i c h were Roosevelts
Rough Riders attacked two
thousand Spanlards a n d
drove them back into the
city. Twelve of our soldiers
were killed and about fifty
wounded. The Spanish loss
exceeded that of the United
States by far,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

Franklin was once dining
with some Englishmen and
Frenchmen. When toasts
were proposed an English.
men arose, and with a Brit,
on's pride, said: Here's to
Great Rriton, the sun that
gives light to all nations. v
A Frenchmen then arose
and with a Freuchmau's en-
thusiam, proposed: Here's
to France, the moon whose
magic rays move the tides Of
the world" Then Benjamin
Franklin. with a twinkle in
his eye, arose and said
"Gentlemen, here's to Geo
Washington, the Joshua Of
America, who commanded
the sun and the moon tc
stand still and they obeyet
him."
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01
PROGRAM.

For the ministers ard
members meeting of the
Spring River Association to
be held with Bold Spring
church, Sharp county, begin
ming Friday night, July %,
1898.
Friday, 7 o'clock, p. m.
1.-The final salvation of all
believers by elders Frizzell
and Butler.
Saturday, O'clock a. m.
"Was Christ a priest after
the order of Melchisedec be.
fore his crusi6ction," bv
elders II. J. Penn and r. B.
Bellamy.
WAS Johns baptism
christian, if not why?" by
N. r. Townsend and J. c.
Dyston.
Saturday, Up, m, Bible
sanctifcation VS. modern holi.
ness" by elders Butler and
Abee. } !"
Saturday night, Recon
ciliation. Does it take place
in or out of the church." by
elders Chrisenberry Landon,
Bane and Park. y
Sunday, 8, a m. "Is Bap::
tist church polity scriptural?'
by w. &. Pickett, J. p,
Webb and DR.. Tibbles.
us prayer a means or con-
dition of salvation?" by J. A,
Penn, G.. w. Boltera and
Bethel Parsley.
Sunday, II, a. m, "Th(
atonement," by n. II, Town
send,
Sunday, l, p, nj. WAS
Jepthy justi6able in taking
the life Of his daughter or
not7" by elder NJ, D. East
and w. Ramey,
Sunday, 2, p, NJ 'The
second chapter of Eplesiaus
and eighth verse;" by r. B.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

The old man took it all in
and then pronouced tins ver'
dict, between pufs from his
pipe: ,,
The Lord says hat all
liars shall have their portion
in the lake that burns with
fire and birthstone, but cord.
in to the date on that letter,
Johns in Tampa.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

The Democratic State CON
vention at Little Rock held
on the q ult,, for the dis
patch Of business was q
record breaker, and the tick
ct put forth is sure winner,
The policy Of the party is
clearly defined In the plat
form, Every Democrat will
rally to the support of the
ticket Of the party Of the
people,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

A man in Cincinnati, who
sympathizes with Spain,
beats his wife every time he
hears of aH American vic,
tory. That is certainly be.
having in a Spanish manner,
and should win him some sort
of decoration from the Span
jsh throne.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

And now it has been dem
onstrated that the Merrimac,
the collier sank Ia the Sauti.
ago harbor as a cork to the
harbor, does not close 1t, and
that two battleships can
enter one on each side.
This, If true, does not lessen
the bravery of Hnhson and
his gallant crew who placed
1t there,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

The prospects for a good
wheat crop in parts Of the
Indian Territory have been
almost entirely ruined by the
bugs and rust. We have al.
ways heard that wheat and
HI were the two !, IT,,
bouutiful crops, but it seems
that this failure SINNERS il
down to one,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

The old lady was reading
the first letter her son had
written since his enlistment
in the army, She read
aloud:
II have been in two bat.
ties and have had one arm
shot off, Was promoted five
times for bravery, and rose
from private to colonel In
two weeks time. | will be a
general by the time you get
my next letter,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

Col. w. P. Grace, died at
Pine Bluff on the "a. He
walked to his Office and a
friend happening in found
him in a dying condition.
Col. Grace was a resident of
Pine Bluff for ifty years and
was the oldest member of
the bar of that city. AT the
time of his death he was state
senator and was a man many
times houored by his people.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

People outside of Arkan.
sas behold two populist can
didates for governor in the
field here and wonder what
has become of the democratic
party. Since Jones nomi-
nation is ratified 1t would be
well for democrats to nomi-
nate a ticket to preserve
their organization and main.
tain the party's reputation. -
Tate Republican,. --.-.--.-
If Gov: Jones lacked as
much being a Democrat as
the State Republican, the up
holder of the party of bonds,
does of being liberal minded,
then a kick would be in order
by the democracy.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01
.MSrR

-l;i's5 Eas55T DC General 81 ST.,
who heads the invading gymy
in Cuba, is one of the best
targets out. He weighs only
3l4 pounds.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

Arkansas as one OF the
states of the Republican un-
ion has devised a plan by
which the whole people are
or may be educated and that
lies in her public school sys'
TEN.
This paragraph appears
further down.
IF the maintenance of the
present normal system is
class legislation, the more OF
it Arkansas can have the
better off her citizens will
be-"
Shall we continue in sin
that grace may abound, y
brother? The RECORD has
contended that the teachers
receive incalcuable benefit
from the normal, but that
they were carried on under
the wrong system, The
principle is wrong and if the
principle of anything be
wrong, any benefits obtained
are as a consequence obtained
wrongtully.
The present normal sys.
tenn being a measure for a
class is not all the objection
that can be had 10 It, there
being several other treated
on by the teachers last week,
That alone, however, makes
it undemocratic and should
defeat it,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

did the same.
Plenty Of rain. Farm,
behind with all farm wo,
Wheat is about ali cut and
good except some rust. Cm
looks 6ae at present.
The Baptist held thu
communion and foot washin
Sunday, conducted by eldes
Porter and Winchester.
large crowd was present
W. B. McGee set up h
mower and rake for W. M
Campbell also a reaper fol-
w. M. Edwards last week
Thomas Shaver set up 4
reaper for Tom Norris aud
the whiz and click has beet
heard in our community every
day since.
X The Dyston and Hulettde
p ome off at the appoint
u9 time. Both men wst
nice towards each Other
Both sides selected modera
tors. There was a larg
crowd present that gave goo
attention. Dinner plentlfl
was on the ground and ever
one seemed to enjoy the o'
caslon.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01
County Democratic Ticket,

For Representative
THos. /, HERRN,
For County Judge
JAS, W, SMITH,
For Circuit Clerk
H. ,. Hill.
For Sheriff
j. T. WILKINS.
For Treasurer
G. W. SHAVER.
For Assessor
CoN N. SULLIVAN.
For Surveyor
C. D. RITCHIE.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

Three fourths Of the teach
ers of Sharp county are not
in favor of the county normal
pnder the present systeS3n y
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01
THE NORMAL SYSTEM.

In the normal &c The, of
the RECORD last week, we
found this paragraph, penned
by one of the county's most
prominent teachers.
THE cry that appropria.
tions for the maintenance of
such system is class legisla.
tiop is unfounded. The con-
stitution of the United States
guarantees a Republican form
of government to each state
in the union. In order that
this union as a whole and as
parts may be Republican not
only in form but in spirit it
is absolutely necessary to
educate the whole people;
and in order to do so some
system must be devised and
used.
What is class legislation?
Is not the term "class legis.
lation" used when measures
are enacted by which a GER
tain class receive the benefit
thereof and other classes or
parties of other avocations
are excluded. Then, if the
appropriation to maintain
the normal. system is not
class legislation, the two
words had as we'll be taken
from the vocabulary of
terms, for there can be no
such thing.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

Who said it was a two
weeks WARP
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

1t is strange that nothing
is heard these times from the
Alaskan gold fields,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01

Bellamy.
Ministers and members of
all denominations are invited
to come and take part in the
discussions.
w. Watson,
S. r. Erwin,
Jos. Myers,
Com,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-01
State Democratic Ticket.

HtuS oVMvyAhktv \ tiSnut
For Governor
DAN W. JONES,
For Secretary of State
AC. HULL.
For Auditor
CLAY SLOAN,
For Treasurer
7. E. LITTLE.
For Attorney General
JEFF DAVIS.
For Com, State Lands
J, W. CoLQUITT.
For spp't Pub. Inst.
]. J, poYNE.
For Com. Mines, etc
FRANK HILL.
For Associate Justice
J.E. RIDDiCK,
The herald., 1898-08-10
fragrant LAW BREAKING
An Immune Whisky Vendor at Ana
helm Landing-At Westminster

helm Landing-At Westminster
WESTMINSTER. Aug. 9.-Celery planting
will continue until near the end of the
month. Fifty acres Of the big Shelter
ranch have yet to be planted. It Is to be
hoped that the crop may turn out profit
able investment to the owners. 1t has been
the means Of furnishing much needed en-
pioyment for hands that would otherwise
have been idle.
Louis Boltz, the saloon keeper at the
Anaheim Landing, has been again arrest
ed. The charge is the same as before
selling whisky without a license. good
deal of feeling has been stirred up by the
giaring indifference of those in authority
to the fragrant violation Of the law so long
and 80 persistently carried on at the land
ing If Boltz can sell whisky without a
license, every one else can do the same. Ii
must be admitted that there has never been
a summer at the landing ever since 1t be-
came a health resort that Louis Boltz' sa-
loon was not called on to furnish stimulants
in cases of accident and sickness, and on
these occasions, no doubt, stmulants
proved a godsend. This, of course, is the
argument Boltz uses in support of his sa-
loon. and if he is asked why he does NOS
apply for a license, he will tell you: "1've
applied twenty times and been refused"
Beet hauling to the factories began Tues
day and will continue TO cut up the roads
for the next four weeks.
Miss Earter has decided to retain the
postmastership of Clair and has abandoned
the idea of closing the store run in con-
nection with the postoffice.
Alfalfa hay can be bought in the fields
around Westminster for $40.
The herald., 1898-08-10

Rosenaeld, San Francisco; r. A. A. Pen
rose. Ariz.; s. Hemewdee, Tucson; Guy
Gunner Garvansa; Miss Hale, Escondfdo;
l.. Sommerville, New York; 8. A. Sepul-
veda, T. B. Sherwood and wife. Miss L..
Jastro, Miss May Jastro. ]. Brockman, DR..
H. G. Bayless, Otto Kaiser, Los Angeles.
Island Vifla.-Mrs. Z. NJ Abel, Miss Irene
Abel. ]. Taylor and wife. Oakland; N.
Buckmaster and wife, Mrs. N. Diamond,
l.. d. Mayor, Mrs. L. T. Solder d. II. Nor
rison and wife. Miss Pierce, Miss Harsh,
A. C. Strathear, ]. Gourmanley. George 5.
Marygold. j. RIVAL c. ID. Black, Los An
geles; M. Goodstein, San Jose; Miss l..
Gray, Phoenix; T. G. Fernand, Redlands;
S. Meyer. Bakersfield; Miss N. Dudley, San
Antonio T. e. Dudley, Miss j. Farquar,
e. s. Cameron. Bonner; Col T. r. Harvey,
st. Johnsburg; s. Kowacura, Laguna,
Mex; C. A. Avalos, S. Allen, J. Allen. M.
Hendricks. Phoenix; J. B. Avalos, N M
]. l.. Ards. Miss b. sabelina. Tucson, Mrs.
l.. Crawford. Long Beach; NJ R. Born
break, II. b. King. Fred Russ Hanford.
Grand View.-Mrs. c. g. Harrison and
| family, Pasadena; B. Fowler and wife,
Redlands; Robert Greene and wife, l..
Smith, Edna Hough, Blanche Embury, To-
peka, Kan; w. w. Newer and wife, Mrs.
l.. L. Ormsbury. r. Z. Heath, John Tay-
lor and wife, Mrs. r. w. Dooner Miss M.
Dooner, Miss c. Dooner, Mrs. A. r. Mains,
T. l.. Haynes, Mrs. w. Lindey, T. L. Am
born, T. r. Haynes, F. Sillson. Los An
geles; NJ Goodenstein, San Jacinto; C. F.
Kingsley, E. T. Rucher, Fred Rucher,
Tucson; ]. B. Hall, s. c. Owen and wife,
Kingman.
Glenmore.-Mrs. L. H. Page, l.. c. Web
ster, Pomona; A. F. Clayton, Los Angeles;
A. w. Lillei. Piacenta; A. L. Ross and wife,
Miss Gertrude Ross, Master Rugby Ross.
Chattanooga; W. A. Johnston, e. M
Wheeler. San Dimas o. G. Wheeler, Bur
| lington, Ill.
Camp Swanfeidt.-R. H. Meter, Pomo-
ma; T. E. Chapman and wife, Downey; Miss
]. o. Hanborn Miss A. M. RobiIs son, WILL
| lam Chadbourne, J. II. Stitch, Los An
| geles; A. F. Bishop and wire, Colorado
Springs.
The herald., 1898-08-10

guests enjoyed the exclusive use Of the
plunge last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Francis had yesterday
as their guests at the hotel Rev. ]. Adam,
v. G., and Rev. Forthur.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lovett and family
left yesterday for Santa Catalina. where
they will spend u few weeks, after which
they will return to Redondo.
S. Wright, the restaurant man. was ar
raigned before Recorder Hancock this
morning, charged with violating city ordi-
nance 40. He was found guilty and was
given the alternative of paying a fine Of $50
or serving Is days in jail. He chose the
latter.
The Bonnie Bell had a large party of
visiting Los Angeles policemen out for
sail yesterday. They landed quite num-
Der of large fish.
w. ]. C. Henry, deputy supreme COM
nander of X. of T. NJ, was visitor here
yesterday.
Mrs. ]. w. Anderson, president of the
Kings Daughters of Redondo, was pre-
scented by the members with a beautiful
autograph quilt at their last regular meet
ing.
The Knights OF the Maccabees and the
Kings Daughters will give joint social
Thursday evening. for the benefit of the
visiting children from the Los Angeles Day
nursery.
The herald., 1898-08-10
Santa Barbara Brevities

SANTA barbara, Aug 9-Mike Stru-
peli, contractor for the extension of the
city water tunnel, reports that the men are
still working in wet rock. with a good
flow of water.
Judge w. s. Day returned today from q
trip up north.
The Alameda and Santa Barbara Devel-
opment company has sold to Jane Wake
ham oil property and machinery valued at
s2141. so in Summerland.
A. r. Masman of the United States coas,
geodetic survey left this afternoon for Red
lands.
City Surveyor Frank Flournoy has been
up in the Refugio canyon. examining the
work of constructing the new county road
from Santa Barbara across the Santa Ynez
mountains to the interior valleys He re-
ports that one and a quarter miles of the
grade have been completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith, owners of the
Mascarel Hotel property, are in the city.
The herald., 1898-08-10
Redondo nipples

REDONDO, Aug. 9.-The steam schooner
Hueneme, Capt. Johnson, from Humboldt
bay, arrived in port yesterday bringing
600 900 shingles and 269 900 feet of lumber to
the Redondo Lumber company.
The steamer Santa Rosa came in this
morning from the north with very large
cargo and numerous passengers for this
port--over 200 tons of freight and 40 pas
sengers.
Among the arrivals on the Santa Rosa
this morning were James Mckee, cashier
of the Farmers Savings bank of Oakland,
an old friend of Capt. Ainsworth's family,
and Frank Hereford of Tucson, Ariz. Both
these gentlemen intend spending several
weeks at the hotel.
More than forty of the cottagers and hotel