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At the meeting Of the school literary
and debating society last Friday even
the following program was carried out
Reading, .t'Where Potomac Stream ID
Flowing" by Bertha Arend. Debate,
question, "Resolved that the horse Il
more useful to man than the gun"
Affirmative, Otis Murray, Laurence
Randles, Jessie Strahl, Willie Strahl,
Ruby Ross and Allie Sweeney; mega
tive, Lettie Carter, Gilmore Dennis0n,
Ada Little, Iva Larson, Leon Murray
ard Norman briggs. The judges,
Peter Hansen, Leslie Douglas, Willie
Ross, Allie Anderson and Susie Lee,
gave their decision In favor Of the
affirmative.
VIM. Ross, Sec'y.
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December Is, and continuing through
the evening; also December 10, after
noon and evening. There will be q
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light refreshments Wednesday even.
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J. L. Blair; o. D., w. III. Thacker
o. g., John Hankinson; representa-.
tive, John L. Blair; alternate, Ed.
Zeigler.
JOHN L. BLAIR, Adjt.
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Sharp County record., 1900-06-01

H q
gave Hutch few twisters in re-
turn. Yates and Matheny are
staying out of the fight and are
going along peacably.
Horace Hill and Dee Richie
are as thick as twin brothers.
They stay together most all time
joking and having a good time
These two gentlemen are making
the style of canvass we all like to
see. They are both excellent
gentlemen, and we for one wish
we could vote for both of them.
Messrs Shaver and Dickerson
are seeing as many people as
they can and each has warm
friends.
Judge Smith made a good
speech at Ash Flat and promised
the people his best efforts for
another term.
Hons. w. A. Turner and bhn
H. Woods announced their can
didacy for prosecuting attorney,
and Mr.. Turner made a nice talk.
Turner, of course, will carry this
county like a top.
The candidates for representa-
tive are making good speeches
and doing lots of hustling. The
voters can easily pick a man who
will make a good representative
from such good material.
Messrs Herrn and King, sena-
torial candidates, are making big
speeches and, though they have
many things to say against each
other, the best of feeling prevails
between them.
The candidates for office this
year are a fine set of men.
Among the best men in our coun.
ty are seeking favors from the
people. We will soon know
what's what.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01
THE PUBLIC SPEAKING.

The candidates TO. congress,
Hons. P. D. McUulloch, Clay Sloan
and Judge f. u. Taylor, addressed
a good,Sized audience at the court
house Wednesday afternoon
Judge Taylor led of IN 40 min
utes talk, in which be defined his
position on the questions before the
people. Judge Taylor ~ no flashy
orator. but az calm, hard "hoss-
sense' talker he Is there.
Hon. Clay Sloan next addressed
the audience and IN good style ex-
pressed h,s views on the important
issues. Like tho other two candi
dates he is with the democratic party
on the money, trust, imperialism and
expansion fight
Hon, =. D, McCullooh made an
cScellcn, speech also and gave an
account OF bis stewardship while in
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01
BALBOA BLASTS.

F. A. Franks is very sick
this week.
The trees are loaded down
with fruit.
Health is generally good
in our section. "
; Very refreshing showers
have visited us this week.
} Wheat never looked better
at this time of year aud corn
and cotton are beginning to
grow nicely.
: The cold weather has given
way to ,the beautiful sun.
shine and everything is love.
ly and pleasant.
The battle with General
Green is still being fought.
Farmers are making good
use of the nice weather.
= June 9 will soon roll around
and each candidate will know
his doom. The defeated
candidates can find work in
the mines instead of going up
salt river.
|We are glad that the PEG.
pie OF this county have the
nerve to vote against county
uniformity and by doing so
they have voted against the
book trust and given them.
selves the privilege of edu.
eating their children in any
book or books they wish.
AS we are in a free land let's
be a free people and when
we pay a teacher TO-. teach
our schools Jet = him teach
what ,sput before him il 1t
be a blue back ,speller,, He
lsPald for bis trouble, Let's
hpld to opr liberty,oas that is
lHvs 1oft
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01
THE CANDIDATES.

Last Friday the editor went to
Ash Flat to hear the candidates
and while there met a large num-
Der of the good people of Rich
woods and other townships. Ash
Flat gave the candidates a cordial
welcome, and a good attentive
audience heard what they had TO
say.
The candidates for surveyor
opened the ball by simply stating
their candidacy and desire to get
votes. Messrs Parsley, Arnold
and Morton are nice fellows ana
each have strong friends all
about.
Jovial Geo, Mullens took @
turn, after which Con. sullivan
told the people Of his aspirations
for a second term and defended
his record which had been as
sailed by Mr., Harrell. Mr.. Har'
rell laid his claims before the peo-
pie in a short talk and attacked
Mr.. Sullivan's record pretty
heavily. The boys are getting
along friendly, but are working
hard.
In the sheriff's race Hutchinson
and Haney are, having u regular
hot time, Hutchinson made n big
speech at Ash Flat in which he
dealt Mr. Honey somo heavy
blows, but Han v was loaded and
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01
J0Bn W. GR0CRe|
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR sEcRerAsv
'NSF oFa
DE WITT, ARK, M. :.


TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF ARKANSAS:
Fellow Democrats:-I am Candidate !.
of State and in appealing to you for your W.
proper to tell you something about myself a., %H
ing in the Democratic party of my home con
native of this State, having been born in guy
county of Arkansas about forty years ago ~. ~,
sided there from that time until now. | hay wy :,
an active Democrat since have been old e,o.''
an interest in politics. have served nv ossN
cut and county clerk for two terms, after r NY
elected to the lower house of the General Asa s
party friends without even being required fl sup
vass previous to the holding of the primary s.a
member of the legislature l voted for fl. &
antitrust law and for every measure that vasts
eft of all the people of the State. have been,
from my county to a number of State conv.t
have at all times contributed time and nonev "
the gospel of true Democracy. In 1896 | w,,,
to the Democratic National Convention held =, y
and with my colleagues abored for that grand Al I
and statesman, Silver Dick Bland for presitn,
he urged his friends to withdraw his name fn,
the convention cast my vote in favor Of Nt
Bryan, the fearless advocate of government "h
the people, | am the only candidate from E,v,n1
kansas asking place on the State ticket, andu
county that has never been honored with aShss
My opponent comes from county that has bs
great distinction in this line, and even todays i
ted in the governors chair by gifted son, vhbV
councils of the nation, United States Senator N
luster on her name Hampstead county has been /
with an Attorney. General Chief Justice Of \
preme court and many other positions of tru
which have been filled with credit to the State
county. The policy of the Democratic party
tribute these honors as equally as it is pcsNH
among the different sections of the State, and II
ing to the generous impulses of my party fora ii
consideration of my candidacy, if am regarded
of its support. Tie support already givensn
to the Democracy in vain, and feel hopeful Of
the nomination which would esteem as The,
honor that could be conferred upon an humble sal
State.
Yours Truly,
J. W. CR0CEl
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01
GAVE CITY CuLLlNGS.

Some wheat nearly ready to cut.
Health is good except few chills.
We are needing raln-and 1t Is
now falling.
c. N. Horn will begin bis census
work June /.
Uncle Frank Brewer has the
prettlest corn we have seen.
Jeff McAdams and his mother
spent Saturday and Sunday IN the
city.
Grandma Witten is spending the
week in town visiting friends and
relatives.
Colonel Bear and Lucien Andrews
of Smithvllle attended the speaking
here last Tuesday.
J. T. Jones and Henry Vaughn OF
this place are at Batesvllle before
the U. S. grand jury.
DR.. Hathcock jr., and his mother
spent three days at Sulphur Rock
lnce our last writing,
Pea planting is the order OF the
day. There viii! be the largest crop
IN this neighborhood that has ever
been.
Rev. Anderson and family spent
several days in and around town
visiting. Rev. Anderson preached
two good sermons Sunday.
Bethel Parsley of Calamlne made
short trip here Friday and took
his daughters, Misses Mary and
Virgle, to visit home folks.
Lum Horn is almost overJoyed. A
fine girl was born at his house last
Tuesday, and his boy IS now big
enough to wear the breeches.
Is 1t not peculiar that Lee Lamar
will associate with saw mill people
all week and then 60 to the null on
Sunday? All these trips are not
after lumber.
The three candidates for the DEM
ocratic nomination for congress were
present at our place last Tuesday.
They all seem to be gentlemen, and
made good speeches to large audi.
ence.
DiED:-At her home two miles
east of Cave City on Sunday, May
the 9th, 1900, Mrs. Leone Brewer,
of consumption. This news came as
a mighty shock to the community as
MR. Brewers illness was not COM
sldered serlons until about twelve
hours before she died. She belonged
to the Methodist church and was a
devout christian, having professed
religion eighteen years ago. She
numbered her friends by her &C.
quaintances. Mrs. Brewer leaves a
husband and two little girls OWNS
three years old, and host of friends
TO mourn their loss. The entire
community sympathlzes with the
beresyed ones.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01
SIDNEY SAYINGS.

Health generally good.
Politics getting hotter and
hotter.
Prof. Grisham has given up his
fine crop of mustache.
Homer A. Gray, of Viola, is
visiting relatives here a few days
this week. ...
Prof. j. Yves Raglan and wife,
of Ash Flat, are visiting relatives
here this week.
Mr.. Blanton and family, of
Franklin, were visiting here Sat-
urday and Sunday.
O. D. Cole gave a very pleasant
entertainment at hiss home last
Saturday evening at 5 o'clock.
Prof. Burge, we learn, has been
employed as principal of the
Brickle Spring school a few miles
east of town.
Rev. Hiner, Of Viola, passed
through the city Sunday enroute
to Batesville to attend the session
of the Federal court.
Most of our young people will
attend the closing exercises of
the Barren Fork High School
next Friday evening.
Rev. Shaw, the blind minister,
preached at the Presbyterian
church Sunday at II, and Rev.
Ford in the afternoon at $3.50.
The school election here passed
off in not a very pleasant way,
but a 5-mills tax was voted. The
vote for uniformity was % to %
against it.
Messrs Edd and Dan Raglan
heard the candidates speak at
Ash Flat Friday, and attended
the closing exercises Of the Ash
Flat High School in the evening.
They report a very pleasant time.
Our base ball team has received
four challenges the last week.
They have accepted q challenge
from the Evening Shade team,
and will play them here Saturday
in the afternoon. The game is
sure TO be interesting. Let
everybody enjoy the occasion.
Prof. Ferdinand Won Hyrthe
and family, of Harrisburg, Penn,
are visiting Mrs. Won Hyrthe's
father, DR.. j. D. Batson, Of this
place. Prof. Won Hyrthe Is in
very delicate health, and will
spend the summer here, as he
thinks the delightful climate Of
our little town will bring back his
former health.
More again,
DIR, DYpWUs.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01
A Monster Devil Fish

Destroying its victim. is type OF
constipation. The power of this
malady Is felt on organs, nerves,
muscles and brain. But DR.. Kings
New Life Pills are a safe and certain
cure. Best IN the world for stom.
ach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Only
rs cents, at w. G. Shows drug
store.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01
ANNOUNCE EVENTS,

The RECORD is authorized to
announce the following candi
dates subject to the action of tn,
democratic primaries June g.:
IS. a.,
For Congress-
+ ,t.. PD McCULLOCH
CLAY. SLOAN Z;
FIG TAYLOR
For Prosecuting Attorney
T.. .. PHI CRENsHAW
WA TURNER
For State Senator
7 TT HERRN
DL KING
For Representative
7 81 SHAVER
GB FERGUSON
WILL E FOUNDERS
&C CARPENTER
Al PORTER
For Clerk
J.',, HB HILL
CD RICHIE
For Sheriff
IL HANEY
OH MATTHEW
BEN N YATES
JASPER HUTCHINSON
For County Judge
wv SMITH
For Treasurer
, . DIcKERsoN
CIV SHAVER
For Assessor
, CON NJ SULLIVAN
. CIV MULLEN
ia HARRELL
For Surveyor
! ~, GEORGE PARSLEY
MORTON
WN ARNOLD
For Justice of the Peace
Piney Fork township
.. :, T.#,@, "TJ DAVIDSON
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01

I have been . gYss, iunstw lui
for over h's ysasa Nothing t,usl
Ny feet and logs and abdoosa nj
I could not wsaS shoes On ny i1N(
dreas. I saw Ripans rsbuln W.
daily paper. bought some nd ean
Cd. Have taken them about saiNv
" such . change I en- moi eu'l~
and / owe II oil 70 Mpaai IaSsk
seven years old, have 10 csuS
household duties and Auftlii "
he has had the dropsy Nd Wy
Tabules for him. He feels pnsM
take some time. he his bssn Mi
may uss my lstsss and na1ns uislA
- IN xiifeNV
I have been suffering non
sinos I WAS Q little GIL loouAr
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01
THE CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT.

IlO ldOO lOl OOhSi WV 80
the First district is proving that
the three candidates have con-
siderable strength. Of the coun-
ties which have already instruct
ed for that office MIR. Sloan has
carried Jackson with 8 delegate
votes, Greene 7 votes and st.
Francis 3 votes; total, IS votes;
Judge Taylor has carried Clay
county with 7 votes, Mississippi
7 votes and Crittenden 3 votes,
total II votes, while the present
incumbent, Mr.. McCulloch, has
carried Phillips county with 6
votes. To Mr.. Sloan's vote al
ready secured may be added
Lawrence county's 8 votes; to
Judge Taylor may be given
Craighead with 10 votes and Lee
and Woodruff county will instruct
for Mr.. McCulloch, which makes
the vote stand as follows as con-
ceded by the three candidates
Sloan 26 votes in the convention !;
Taylor 81 and McCulloch "a.
Judge Taylor is sure, to carry
Cross and Poinsett counties,
which are in his judicial circuit,
and he stands a good chance OF
capturing Randolph, which make
his chances for the nomination
look very bright. IT,
Sharp county could not do
better than tc cast her lot with
Judge Taylor in this fight. He
is a man Of the people. Thrown
upon his own resources at the
age of fourteen years by the
death of his parents he has bat
tied with the world and risen to
high places by his own exertions'
He is a man whom we might call
a self-made man, and our coun-
try has always taken an especial
delight in honoring those who
have risen from the ranks and
carved fer themselves an honeIed
name without the aid of wealth
or position.
We are not supporting Judge
Taylor solely on these grounds.
He is as we'll qualified as either
of his opponents to fill the duties
the people would lay upon him as
their representative in Congress.
He is in line with the democratic
party on all issues that now con-
front the people. He is a 16 to l
democrat and opposed to expan-
sion, Imperialism and trusts.
AS circuit judge, Judge Taylor
has made a record of which he
may we'll feel proud. In the
matter of reversals by the SUI
oremc court his record is among
The best in the state. 1t is a fact
also worthy of note that in the
around Judge Taylor he
las had a walk over in this race,
which shows that those who know
lin best have confidence in his
lbility and integrity. . "
Judge Taylor is a gentleman OF
high, culture and worthy of the
support of the democracy Of our
Sharp county could not
make a wiser choice than Judge
?. &. Taylor for congress.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01

packed sutss paohsd IN pap d. Door
prtcsd sort insnusu
bad By mail " emu.
single carton vi
O. storesssps"
induce sleep AL prons life
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01

lhavs ussd RipAns ra5uiss with - much salts.
Iaction that eau cheerfully recommend them.
Have been troubled for about three Year, with
what called bilious attacks coming on regularly
oaes . week. Was told by dirersnt physicians
shat it was caused BY bad teeth. Of which had
several. had the teeth extracted. but the at.
taoks continued. had seen advertisements Of
Ripans Tabules In all the papers but had no faith
IN them but about SIX weeks aimee a friend IN
duced me " try them. Have taken but two Of tho
small scent boxes Of the rsbules and have had
no recurrence Of the attacks. Have mover given =
testimonial for anything before, but the great
amount Of GOOD which believe has been done mo
BY Ripsns Tabuies induces me 70 add mine 70 the
many testimonials you doubtless have in your
possessiou now. 4. 7. DRWITT.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01

Jas. Tindel aa 'a;,, N
Jordan were 'll a,;,,|
bonds of allla@1,'l|
Hardy last s az. \
REcoPD eztend' 7
lations. \
Hons. Will W55gI
Old6eld and D. !. h
Of Batesv,lle w'f''|
yesterday ]
Judge Mcc ;ls \
Hardy : yesterday
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01

Reading some Of W. un s's.
Ripsns Tabuie.. / uIei ,, W. ~, Y, 4
only relieved but se'a is,.'!y.' s
good condition and % :, n..hssSJbsl
stomach. Hsisnow s, re-, INV, \ WI
wonderful change sl, ,',, nsD,baI
/ am satisnsd that .hs \, wy W. ",,sa|
the cradle 70 old ago. "
lions. "A
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01

congress. Mr. h' ,.,,,,
exponent of pure . as'''"
All three cand'd''"'a
most excellent gen''''"''' \
tanned the CROWD S'''
has u strong io''V'''
county.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-01

! want 70 inform you,
\ words Of highest
praiso, OF the beneint
l have derived from
Mpans Tabulca. ! ON .
professional nurse and
In this profession q clear
head Il always nocded.
Rpans Tabulss docs II.
After one of my cases I
foundmysel completely
run down. Acting on tho
advice Of Mr., Goo. Bow.
Or, Ph. a., bss Newark
Ava. Jerpey City. l took
Ripans Tabulcs with
grand results.
Mss BKsSIg WilDnAA
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-02-23
Real Estate Sales.

&c Post and w W Simpson 70 9 S
Sands, 1912 acres of coal, Sardis dis
trict.
Ira c Post to same los acres Of ceal,
Coal district.
CS Sands to Elnora II. O'Nell. $50
acres OF coal, Coal and Sardis districts
Mary E Munday to Mary ETY. Mum
day, / lot, near Salem.
II B Scranage to Larena A Nc
Daniel, lot, Shlnnston.
Ruth L Coflman to 7 NJ Jackson,
. 2s-l00 acres Of coal, Sardis district,
Laura c Potts to Jane Elizabeth
Reed, l lot, Bridgeport.
MN Shuttleworth to S A Shuttle
worth, 1 lot, Romines Mills.
Sames f Mclntire to Thomas L and
Hattie v Nutter, lot. Clay district.
LIE and S f Tetrick to same, ! lot,
Clay district.
Caroline Mcyicker to John Terry, l
lot, Coal district.
A B and Mary ] Yates to t Mack
son 25 acres of coal, Sardis district.
j S and Elizabeth L Pigott tosame,
Is 4O-1OO acres Of coal, Sardis district.
Same to same, 20 $4,000 acres ofcoal,
Sardis district.
Columbus Hustead to same, 42.l5
acres, Sardis district.
FEE Hall to same, 1854 acres Of coal
Eagle district.
Columbia NJ Cotfman to same, III. "A
acres Of coal, Sardis district.
Saphronia p Lang to same, 20s
acres of coal, Eagle district.
LC Hustead To same, 1880 acres,
Sardis district.
P MLong, L G Grille etc tow r
Tate. ! lot, Admission.
Up Robey and wife to Elijah Gain,
lot, Sardis district.
Sarah NJ andB i Lowe to Luther
ii Cotlman, lots. Shinnston.
LauraC Potts to Chas A Davidson,
81 acres, Simpson district.
FIN Cunningham and wife TOD =
Robey, 2 lots, Sardis.
BIT Strother to Cordelia Nntter, II
acres, Tenmile.
Cordelia Nutter to b 7 Strother, 6
acres, Sardis.
BH Stire and wife to Tenmile G Y
Geo, 5 acres of coal, Sardis district.
Deeds have been made by the fol-
lowing persons for coal lands
to I. NJ. Jackson: G r and G
L McCarty, CO.G3 acres; Anna NJ
Harbert, 2o.65 acres: n G Gritiinand
wife. 6s.4o acres; Charles f Harbert
55.7l acres; T Il Harbert and wife, 20
acres: j L Hustead, "a acres; James S
Griffin, 77.95 acres; and Dora Har-
bert, 27.7s acres,
Kelso Pell to + o Russell, 10 acres }
rodes 8 poles, Simpson district.