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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-18
JAcKsoNs PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
Prisoners Not Defended When They
 Aaaa .cA4

London. Dec 1s.-Theodore and Laura Jackson (Ann O'Delia Diss de Bar) pleaded not guilty when arraign- ed to-day to stand trial on the charges which have been so fully threshed out in the police court. The prisoners were not defended. There was a very large crowd in the courtroom and in the vicinity of the court when the secretary general, Sir Edward Carson, opened the case. reviewing the points already published.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-18
TOBACCO TRUST IS GROWING.

TOBACCO TRUST IS GROWING.
 New York, Dec 1S-According to the Berlin correspondent of the World the American Tobacco combination has made an incurslon into Germany, and it proposes later to carry the war into Russia. For 100000 marks the com bine has bought the Jasmatzi cigarette factory in Dresden. the third largest in the empire, with capacity Of 200,- 100000 cigarettes year.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-18
SNOW BLOCKS TRAVEL.

Denver. Col. Dec 1S.-The Colorado & Southern railroad is having it's an- nual struggle with the snow in the South park division and at the present time both the Gunnison and Leadville branches are blockaded. Snow slides are also threatening and three large ones have already occurred.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-18
DEFECTIVE UNDER ARREST.

Scranton, Pa, Dec 1S-Daniel Me Auliffe, one of the three men shot a week ago in the riot in West Scranton by Scranton railway company Smcers who were attempting to arrest man accused of attacking imported motor men and conductors. died to-day. De- tective Cosgrove of New York city is under arrest charged with the shoot ing ...... :.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-18
scHLEY AND HIs COUNSEL.

Washington, Dec 18.-A conference was held to-day between Admiral Schley and his counsel. The bill of ex- captions to the court of inquiry finding has not been fully completed, but it will be ready to hand to the secretary of the navy today.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-18
SUDDEN DEATH.
Delegate Thompson Expires at Con

Delegate Thompson Expires at Con-
 vention Session in Bridgeport.
 Bridgeport, Dec IS. -- H. J. IT. Thompson, a delegate from East Ha- ven at the Co9necticut board of agri- culture convention. died last evening while at the meeting in the Atlantic hotel, from stroke of apoplexy. He was in the banquet hall at the time and fell to the floor. Drs Garlick and Gold were present and carried him to the corridor, but he expired before they reached that place. although it was only q distance of few feet.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-18
WARRANTS OUT Ec-s ARREST.
Lieutenant Governor and His Brother
 Charged With Assault.

Charged WIth ASsluJT.
 Mssoula, Mont. Dec 1S-Warrants for the arrest of Lieutenant Governor Higgins end his brother, the state game warden, have been issued and the officials placed under arrest.
 They are charged by the plaintiffs, whom they beat in severe manner last Sunday night. with assault ill the third degree Booth. one of the vic tims, who is in the hospital with a fractured skull, says he will tile an additional complaint against the bel ligerent state officials on a more ser ious charge.
 Lieutenant Governor Higgins claims he simply adopted protective meas ures, as the men he and his brother whipped had, he says, conspired to ''do up' the entire Higgins family.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-18
SUGAR REDUCED.

New York. Dec 18-The American Sugar Refining Co to-day reduced soft grades of refined sugar ten points.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-18
DIED AT 1o4 YEARS

DILD la IUf I11<A1NBo- Watertown, N. Y.. Dec 1S.--Mrs Vlf- ginia Young is dead at Redwood, Jef- ferson county, aged 104 years. She was grandmother of Tommy Ryan, ' the pugiiSt
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-18
STEAAfsHIP ARRIyAI.S.

Plymouth. Dec 1s.--Arrived steamer Deutschland from New York
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-18
BOXING KNOCKED OUT.
Mayor Harbison of Hartford Refuses
 to Grant 8 License

to Grant a License.
 Hartford, Dec 18.-Mayor Harbison this afternoon refused to grant li- cense for a boxing exhibition to the Nutmeg Athletic club in this city for New Years day. When asked for 3 reason he said, Ut Is my official act and there are no reasons"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-05
9ns Snsbura=@ur gebeimniB.

g dptudei, rs, 4. 5a6ru1r.
= 6ruu n, 8. 5O56urg, fen., uno Der
Re6tsonlpalt g. q. Soblor BON Ct.
Gouis famen qeItern bisr6.r, um nit
Osm Det:ftib u. G6ernan bon Genz
trail : 5aus 3uIanmsn3utreFf,n, Der
nit Der 8er6aftung Der 8anbe Der
Ordbtbie5e Oiei gu thun ge6a6I 6dt.
Sir priiFten bic 2luf3ei8nunaen ii6sr
bas 5reiben Der Oiebe8banbe i'm fiioz
rftl!6en uno IiibpeItIi4sn S6etIe pon
Mafu4uietts, ipe3ieG UNI bic 3eit, um
tpel6e FiA bic @rmorbung bon SRI.
5osburg ersjgnete. Sberman iu8tc
aud biz Mutter Guinn's auF, Der gu
Der 8anbe gef0rte uno na9 elmer She
prie Der N0rber itin ioG, Ii9 a6er auF
Freiem 5uBe 6efnbst. Irau Quinn
be6duptete, ii6er ben oer3eiliqen 2(ufz
tnE6aIt fires Sofnes ni6ts gu nifen.
Qud bei Der Mutter bon s. 9. Gmit6,
zines unOeren Miteliebes Der 0ie6esz
6anOs, erFubr 'Sbsrman 70 gut pie
ni6;s.
8oplor unb 5ruu 6os6urg rsfiten
oann tpieber ab; bic GiBtere gu ber Ggaz
mile G6elbpn in grobibsnce, um BORT
3u ii6erna4ter, Sablor nu9 gilIsfielo
rber na9 st. 2ouis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-05
Or. ,ROOWoQ' S
5ar Iapartutatt
9Ffnlurmt
Ser 9roSe Sltttretniger.
Sir bic Seilnna Guer d1rOniihen
SfraHfheiten.

Stoer Iropfn edriaparilsH Rtirlosnt ptrlti6t
our6 9lut SblU,ib uaO in lrtoeru g9tiie Ntm
Snhsm 2ebtngtraft penn tg tritst Die psrbrauateu
Stoif. ots RJrp,rs Ourb reinss uHo o,uuoss Dias
ttrial Sirosbdu, @usIsbrure Syphilis, uHats
b,iltt ur5 idltdt Qebtlte oe1;riibc Greufb:itsn
III ibren p.:len 5orm,u (ituosu 81, 10 Gents iuy
meme, iauitrirts Sroi5irs oRuouap on geu,pal-l,
SriitH Rrdntbtt,u, gd6piirs i'm gals, I'M
Dturp,, HuspHbit, snotsH "a ben SriisH 1Ho
@:usdrtuu1tn in dnotr,n RGrv.rtt,l.a, i1timm'
auq,n itropbuI0N NusfaTt aus Otn Gbren. Die
ialinlmftn 5ormeu BON 6uut=RraHfbiittn. &us'
ibldatu, oii,ue I9uuO,n, @rinotopf Rnspurm
SaljiluB GrpFntlas i6mrjtuoe iaparp 9ltdtH
an GS6rpT, fr,bsartj9t gspdbit, GrdutnleIosr
urn al Die ibDdb,nOtn unD idmtrj6aittn Guts
le,runQtn, Rebtihntib uES al: 9eroutpunetH
Der 2e5tnstrait 2tlrs iii i'm 9,rs6 Der S:ils
trait Sisies BuHN,rs mootrnsr Gbemi,, unD elm
paar 3ap. GsbraUb pirD itO,r Qtriou, Die Dais
itlbt fir iraeHD cine Dtssr 2raHfbeitsn anptuDtt
otTtn md5tiet peiItrait am ,igenen R6rper brrutis
ZEN.
qgenn OF 9atisnt, ruet8eR tdsH8 obnimmt in
5SOlqt pom tDiuetn uno NusltbreH, pie
tortwGbCsHo iuHcbmcn, eleien 8uluittH GlHbdt
esblsttt uHo oItit!btn pur5 Heuts Dtattria, yes
HommtH BON otluHosm Slut, rittt = urn ottits
t6ut una bsplrft TaDpap's SariapariniGu Stols
s;nt = iG 1T 8tiruns t9tr, beHn ptnH BIKES
3ejImittt tinmal sin Scinieunasp,ri bsGLnHt
unD trfolqrtih in in Der BtrmrSsruns Dss ger=
lut,s, 10 beit IS i8Htu, uHO tdslt8 miro Der
9atisnt fa fdritr brfinOtn uHD itdrier iIbim, bic
Rahruna bther 0srDausn, Der appttlt tDyrp Fdb
bsbsn unO Die ROrptriune uHo Dss aOrprutDi4t
IuntbmeH.
iSOIgsnO,s III Der fyoa, mo cine fSldi3, beg @aos
fDap's Sdriapariaian RtloloeHt oit Symphonic,
Hbtr psds gsfaGt rUurO', .G.dnoert Oit 30icisn'
cratp poer Oas 9trlnngeI bsieitiet uHb otn Gulets
rnngtH elm &nos Gtmu9t. bat Sjeitr Sritt nurDs
I'M Gttobu 1897 aH9rlsbta;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-05
Neelb'S pro,rB.

9upana, q. 5ebruar. - BON Der
3e9ierung piro fir Dan GROCER poI1z
bsfriigereien aHgsflogten g1eelD 8irgz
Idaft in Buar gefOroert perben. Der
8etrdg 1T ieop4 nidt genunnt NOT
ben. gleeIp's 9tnipalt Ie6nt es a6sr
nit aIer gnti4ieoenbeit d6, irgenbz
no 9aargefo uGs 8IrgF6aFt gu bepoz
niren, bd er bsFir9tet, baTel6e parbe
confis3irt tperben. Die Qlnflagen umz
fufen 11nterf9Iagungen i'm 8etrag
BON 100000. 9a Der Ri9ter Der erz
iten Snitan3, bon bem bic 5sitIeBung
Der giirgfdaft ab6dngt Der 2lnIidt
3unsigt, baB bic 1ntsrI6lugungen in
Wtrffi9teit mebr, dls 100000 be-
trugen, 10 ipiir0s berieI6e bic 8Irgs
F4aft pabrf6sinlih auf me6r, aIs
piefen 8etrag bsmefsn %. 8. Reez
pes pirb tpabrT9einIi6 Der 6auptz
aeuqe oeQen gfeelD iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-05
Gof in Der Sfmrbe.

Cincinnati, o., 4. Se6rudr.
- Sn Dem 6auptquartier Der 5uuItz
ldmpfer pirb iibsr pentg Qnbsres, a.3
ii6er @ouDernsur gfafb's borgeitria:
Gnti3eioung 9s1prr9sn. DAB aus BEN
geplanten 5aufttampFe ni9ts tperb:n
lpiro, i&eint jsBt alien an Der aTFuirs
Sn!ereIitrtsn tlur gu iein. DiItrittss
antpdlt 9Offbetmer unb S4eriff Sab
for baben BON 9ouperneur beIonbere
SnItruttionen erbalten, ben 5aufts
tampf unkr alien umitGnben gu pers
binbtrn. Der S9refff iit inItruirt
pprben, eine2ln3abl Deputies in DienFt
81 ftelIen unb feline gaH3. Qutorttd!
5ur 9sltung gu 6ringen, tpobei i9m,
menn nOt6ig, Die gan5s Stdatsmd9t
sur @afiiguna geItelIt fperben perDe.
Sine ofFi3ie[le @rfldrung in Der Sas
6e tpir0 Seiiens Der Oireftoren Der
rSGngerfeIt Qtbletic QTociation4 ni9s
ebsr erfotatn, als Biz 8i9ter SpuiIte-
feline @ntI9eioun9 in 8etrsfF bss @ins
hults6efe6lts gegeben bat. Die @sr>
fan0lunqen bierii6er finoen am Diem
tag Itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-05
Gines iunsen 0Nannes erlebnis.

SrOofIou, IA. Cftob.r 1897
Sd min Sbneu lest mtirt Spmptoms usnnsrs
99 bin q Sabre ait; S'pl3t l30 Btuno; SroBs
8 f}ub; 8aarfarbt bunttbruun; SSrpsr uHO Glts
Der ldna unS icblanf; S6pdbt D,s aauJ:H Rurs
p;rs ROpi itntr unp uOa bon iltugtnO;n 6ouen:
SautrItn obsrbalb Der Nug,u; Oas GBtbs INT
@uge qtlb 9Gut unrtu uno fettiq; qt6t 3uuqe,
beDtdt NIT >vtBtm utbtrIug trGbJer NM buittln,
aus Der ReSl. tiHsn Sdb,n, fdritartgcH S6lsiu
Iu euritrusH; 6lsdtn un0 arOtr, SfoRsa Dor SrR
Guatn; lGre6ltt. 3rdums; Nru0iitdt; NuOigiet;
en 8.raRetn, lanse I'M 8ttt. lu lisatr, Ots
RSrqeHs elm miots, dbfptrts 9,fubl btl'm Mui=
it:beH; bic Gdrme maHdmal ptrfOpit unD mana=
NAL regular; maHbmal ibltlmIgt 6ntleerunotn aus
BEN 3drr,n; unrtirllhitit aui Der Saut; sSuden:
i6lttttr Gsibmad in DluHot; Ibi9tu Dor Ar6tt
uHD pabli6,r @tituibaft; 6ang jur Gnidmi,it;
bunrpft idJlrtrt TumpffHnJt uHO tr6umtriine
GOnfufoH otr 9'dodnisH; tIalts, baScrss Hustbn;
Faiubluttn; RddhhDeb 9trarOtH ptl gpaitr
Iu triHisn; rpeHq appttit; itrtdli6t Gin6ilouneen
ndb D,m Substtetbtn. @s III adt SABRE btr, itt
i'd 0ieit ptrnidtenp; NHa spobnbtIt anudbm, uEB
Der SfbanDuHa pSn ftb,n 3OftortH. sd bdbt ttin
GalOmtl, GutdTlbtr opsr blaut qSqn m,ines 99iis
lens rah g,nommtn. Sd babe beie angepobnbsit
abgtlsat ptnr titOsm 5 sus HtioOtnt Q;H6nmtn,
babe i'd pos GsrlouasH paua6 osrlo-tn. Sit 9Reus
DuHQ, Dtd)t ods Wittti btrDorasbradt, oar trs
fauuli6. an Oas llnb:bd0en rtrdynlm0 ipe Durcb
3dubsrfrait; 1ein appttit t'brtt Jurid, m,iH:
Stiittsfr6blidfsit ruro, btItbt, unD 5 sin lest
dueHli6 Dnrauf 5donbt unD sfrig. mtin 5aQtiusrt
ju oerri6t:r. Sd ntbmt t;ueH batbsH 3b,ts
lSiisI Reoiptnt OrtimaI td0lib unO ,tHt noH @aD=
Ddp Sluen FoSn AptTp una iDtlmal loopentliD
r.i5e ID nWin, DjrbiGuIt ufO Httjn,n Rideu nit
8taSp R.ti,i Elm Cine i5laid)t bat Ditit numbers
6ars W'nsung btrpsrssbrobt, dbtr id alopb,, ,s
1T btTty, Otn G:brau5 oiees mitttis mod ciur
9titIane fOrnuitbtu. 6n6abtunaspOl q. 90
IN {5datn grOB:r S6Ddas unO afler rsrroitn
Grr,sung,r if ole HnDH'ounq Don 8nODap 8
TtdDp R,lieF an Der mirbtliiulc non eros
ser g8ihtisftit Gs ocrii,bt Oas Ttrpcaibt.m NIT
Gl,ttrj1t6t unD eitbt eta R,rO'n ntuss 9ebsr urO
etGris. BUD nit &athiA,dqtn ubtr O6ig,H Gtetr=
faHo ftoopap iib,r ~SrrtatiOutH in Der Sarns
r5by, etc y aui @trlaEQtH irti luaeiarot
Rdopap' S II NJ tts tp,rb:n pon alien
gpotb;t.rH ptrfauft uro iiaO II Or. FaOpao'g Die
tit,, Tr. s., Sim:stras', R'p 9Ort, 81 bab,n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-05
S0rna0n in SRras.

9luftiR, Ser, 4. 5ebruur. - Gin
Sornabo Sat i'm psitli6en S6eile bon
Oe!ta G0untD, Serus, groBsn S4as
Den g:thun. Sn 9uneIt purDe bas
6aug ben S. Noobb bsmpliri, po6e;
sic IA Sabre ulte So6ter oss @enannz
ten t0OtIi9e @erleBun9en erlitt. Sn
Huttun, no mebrere 9duIer 5sritDrt
nurben, fam 3. Surrett um's 9eben
uno Ietne 5pei Sodter tpuroen I6per
DerleBt. Sn Denton 9ing cine SeIz
mii6Ie gu 9runDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-05

@AHpDeu 9rlTT 1u0ltc9 DON WtlOpk>
burg 500 8oersn al unp trie6 oisiel6en
mil 8erluit 3uriid. unfsr 8erluit b.
itono in 20 Sooten unb @rpunoeten.
6ren4 beFinost It4 ir Der RGbe pon
Betbel unb trsibt ben 5ye;no por ii4
fer, obne auf erpGbnsnstrerlR Oppo>
iition gu itOBtr. @ier bon unIeren
4mbulan3sn fisIsn, pGbreno lie mad
8ernunoetsn iuhEen, ben 9oersn in
Die 6Gnbe. Die 2(sr5te purben freigez
gabsn. 9e Net ION Ii4 fiioIi4 BON
De Wets Oorp befinben."
s Iii 4ttge 8oersn an Dor B
etnsSru5ItI4en g DIT
feg.
Seb Il up ol, 4. 6e6ruar.-0ier
einsetroffene 0spef6sn msloen, oaB
bier 9efdngene 8osren, peI6e Don Ell
rem britiFdeu8risgs 5ugoIombo,
@ablon, entfloben, 3ufIu9t auf bsm
ruIItf3en 4riegsT6iffen nG6erFon" Iuf=
len unb ban ben qafugienn peFeI6sn
ent6uIiaftifd ouFgerpmmen purOen.
Deitere ruFFT9e Sruppen aus @6iz
ma langen foIt tGgfi9 bier an. @eilern
puroen IS Sffi3iere unb 28OO Mann
Dur3 ben SraHspprtoumpfer $3.50
boIia" 9slanoet.
~ 6r MeGOungsn slid e.
ner's.
Qonbon, 4. sSe6ruar. - IN elmer
anoersn bon gsIiern batirten 0ep:i6e
ous Bretprta meloet 8aneral 9it6ez
nsr:
.sSrsn9's &oIonne erbeutste, inosm
Iie Die 8oeren uu4 SHen 3urudtris6,
einn 6iinf5e6npiiinOer Il. fanO @tiid2
zines 3tpsiten our6 urTere Npti[lerie
3srF6metterten 8eE6iBes. Die 8osz
rsncommanbos in Der 8aptolonie perz
ben BON unIeren Q:uten 6tFGno;g be-
ordngt uno in 9spegung er6dIten.
Ss4s3sbn Mann bes W}iitsQanoz
@ommurbos 1ino in ben lsbten paar
Sogen pon ben 8riten gst0otet NOR
oen."
Seine Sroutr untsr ben
Nfrifunoern.
8opitabt, 4. 5ebruur, - g2it
Qusnabme Der brei MiIIion5tir6en,
peldp fatbigs @emeinoen 6a6en, bi,lz
ten bic 6oqGnb;T den rsformirteu, Sir
den in &apitdot uno 9orItGoten 9tz
tern feline @<bd9tniB @ottesbienitt
fir bic toote 90nigin ab. Die boQGnz
biI6r rsformirte Stride in @orceiter
belt einen @ptteso;eu1t a6, aber btrz
felbe mar nur fdipa4 6eiu4l.
Osn POrtugitftn ptrb ss
angit.
&oren5D 81 argues 4. SH6r.
Sn Qnbetra9t Der M0gli9teii zines
8osren<qutifHs 1T oGe bon 8oeren gu
9omatipoort abgsgebens Munition auT
2i9teri3iffe gt6ra9t unD in Der pa;
berdntert porbsn.
0Gnemurt's pe,Itinbif6e
5 n.
l8open6agen, 4. 5ebruar. =
Dos 5iuan3=Gomite bsS 2anbt6in8s,
posr O6erhauIes beg Rigsbags, 1T be-
rd6ri6tigt nprben, bab bas 8ab;net
Den 8srtuuf Der odniT4zpefinpii9en
Snieln an bic Der. Staatsn beginz
Ifigt, DurousgeIeBt, baB bic QeBteren
getpiiIe mdBige 8eoingungen 6epiIiz
gen.
Surge 8a6eloepei den.
- 9eneral 5orace porter, Ser anne
rifaniI4e 8sIanbte an 6runfrei6, 1T
nit 6rau unb 9o4tsr bon 8aris na9
9aag a6gereiIt, um Der 8ermGblunq
rer 9Dnigin Wil6:lm;ne bon SoGanb
bei3upo6nen.
: 6r, gsorg b. 8. Mspsr, Der nsus
amsrifaniife @eianote an S!aljen,
purps geItern Dom &0nig @:ftor Gmaz
ruel empfanqsn ur6 u6srrei9te benz
fel6en lem Greottip.
= Qorb SaItg6urb 61tte geRern i'm
S9loB @inOIor sins Nuoisn3 BEL Dem
80u;g @OparO unO Dam &aiIsr Dh.
s6elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-05
8is bierber unn nibt METER

S9on lanse i,o Ssbr bon tranfbaft.n Gridtinunz
gen, bon Rattigtsit, 65ninotl, 9srstlOpf:n, @srs
itOpfune, gldbung,n, fabler @di8tsfurbe 9iidens
ibmsrstn u. !. p., ooron gemdbnt DorStn, eoB
en tidi6es 2sb,u FG in Gur,m R6rpsr einaenis
itct bat Dlogen, 2tber uuo 0trtn befnoen f9 IN
10 ;Dlimmer 95srfdTuua, oob rs 10 Hd)t uster eebt.
Gines fam Sud unb pirD Gu6 nur nod Dor fbtz
rem por,eitiaem Soos bspabrsn. 8abroufet obne
gerluq Die fpeltberibnifen st. 9ernaro RrGuterpIl=
lsI! 9Ias apsS9tteR. 25 Gents, eSit 70, Sal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-05
SIR bic oeiluna elmer GrfGltun9 in
eineM Gage

nebme man 2ardtibe 8romp 0uinine
Sablets. Que Qpotbster gsben pas
@elb 3uriid, penn tsine 9eilung ers
folgt. 6. %. @rope's llnterI9rift uuf
ieher S4a4teI. GOp1, i9QSG9i i,6QM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-05
aorc, Mo, 9ienaag, Den s. Tebrnar 1901.

lieFern unb ben Fuu4sbarsn QuaIsn
bts 9ungers tpeaigikns tempordr
l@inbaIt gu tbun.
'Seit brei eSSa9rer iinO in beiDen
pro0in3en biz Grn5tsn m;brat6en.
@4on in friibsren Sulren bate ms9r
ooer ipen:qer orobs giotb geberri6t.
unD bic 2eute tpursn berarmt, 1obalb
ber 0inter bsgann, dber feitosm bat
li9 i6re Gage immer me6r Dsri4lim<
inert.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24
Save 25c by Buying

McGee's 25c Chill Cure is a purga-
tive; you need no other. Largest bot
tie for the money and is guaranteed
to cure or money refunded, Ask your
druggist for McGee's 26C Chill Cure.
Tasteless.
When a man proposes to a
widow it is merely a start to his
finish.
Skin affections will readily dis
appear by using DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. Look out for coun>
terferts. If you get DpWitt'S you
will get good results. 1t is the quick
and positive cure for piles. will
liauls * Edwards.
When a rich relative dies it is
generally the black sheep Of the
family that wears the deepest
mourning,
Thomas Maple, Brkbeck, Ill.,,
writes; 81 Lad very bad case OF
kidney lroub!e aud my back panied
me 50 | could not straighten ub, The
doctors treatment did me no good,
Saw FoJey's Kidney Cure advertised
and took one bottle which cured me
and ! have not been affected since.
| gladJy recommend this remedy
Williams d Edwards.
You can never be popular SC
long as you speak your own SEN
timents.
"Our little girl was unconscious
from StranguIation during sudden
and terrible attack of Group. ]
quickly secured a bottle Of One
Minute Congh Cure, giving hen
three doses. The Group was master.
ed and our little darling speedily
recovered, $50 writes A. l., Spaiford,
Chester, Mich. Williams g.
Edwards.
1t doesn't take very long for
the man who always says wha'
he thinks to get in trouble,
F'0E2y's Honey aad Tar
f9rcaillreR,saie.sgr9, No GplgiGS
BE on your guard or, in spite
of your faith and humble devoJ-
ion, the devil will get you,
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24
THE RECORD.
BY CLAUDE L. COGER.
GROVER ALL RIGHT.

What has become of our old
friend Grover and why is his
voice not resoundant through the
land? When Democratic princi-
pies went down in defeat on the
memorable 9Th Of November,
Grover came out from his skulk-
ingplace in the brush, and otfere d
himself for the Moses, who should
lead the Democratic hosts out Of
the wilderness, in which he had
much to say about "the plight of
the democracy and the remedy"
Mammoth Spring Mouitor.
When Democracy went down
in defeat your Uncle Grover did
not offer himself as a Moses to
lead the party. He simply, in a
a few well-timed articles, pointed
out to Democracy that it would
have to discard populism and get
back to old Democratic princi-
pies if it ever expected to win an
other fight. If the Democratic
party doesn't want to be to this
country about like bean rolling
around in a wash-tub, it had bet
ter accept Growers advice, too.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24
A NEW LAW. DIRECTORS READ 1T

A NEW LAW. DIRECTORS READ 1T
Section 1, That school direc-
tors are hereby prohibited from
employing any person as teacher
in the public schools, related to
either of them by consan9uinity
or affinity within the fourth de-
gree; unless two thirds Of the
patrons of a public school petit
ton them to do 50.
Sec. 2. That any director Or
directors Of the public schools
violating section 1 of this act
shall, upon conviction, be fined
in any sum not less than $40 nor
more than $50, and in addition
thereto shall be suspended from
office.
Sec. 3. That all lows in con-
flict with this act are hereby re-
pealed and this act take effect
ninety davs after passage.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24

An exchange Is responsible for
the following; cat a revival
meeting in Oklahoma a man
arose and said that he was the
wickedest man in town. "I'd 60
to hell ii I should die tonight, !"
he concluded, Immediately an
old deacon started the hymn eff
you get there before I do, look
out for me, Pm coming to-"
And then the deacon wondered
why everybody laughed" "
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24
CAVE CITY CINDERS.
Health is good.

Health is good.
Our school will close June 7.
Cotton hoeing is in order now.
We had a much-needed shower
of rain last Monday.
Our merchants report a good
business last Saturday.
Mrs. T. S. OtHngor has been
on the sick list for the past few
days.
DR.. McGoo of Sidney was
called to see Winfield Vaughn
last Saturday night
j. F. Ottingor and family Of
Hickory Valley spent Saturday
and Sunday in town.
Rogers G. Horn, the thresheI
company, have bought a new
power for their machine.
Msssrs. Hersberger of Hardy
and Roland of Salem have beer
here making some sheep deals.
The patrons OF school distric
No. II elected George Brewer
for director and voted a 5-mills
tax as usual.
Tom Harrell of Maxville has
rented a nice house in town, anC
we presume he will move dowI
i'll the future.
Bee Price of Calamine wal
here and had a pair Of musse
tongs made. He says he is 60
ing to try the pearl business.
H. N. Jones and party have
returned from Black Rock where
they have been picking straw
berries, and report lots Of ber.
ries.
Revs. Jernigan, James an(
Butler were all here Sunday anC
Monday. Plenty of preachers
and preaching, and ought to b
lots Of good people.
James and Charles Lamar
James and VIII Simpson, Mid
dleton Kennedy, Claude Ford
Lawrence Reaves, Van Mead,
ans and Cleo Taylor have gone
to Memphis to the reunion.
Good luck to those who make
The paper.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24

Mr. w. J. Baxter OF Norm bIOd -
n. c., lays be suffered with PlIer X
fifteen Y. ars. lie tired many rPns
dies wIlh no results until he nd
DpWut's Witch Hazel Sahp sa
that quickly cured him. VIII -
Hams & Edwards.
Etiquette is better acqnsinta
away from home.
Foyey's Kidney Gun e
Cnalze$ kidneys and blad5sr tgai
Life is too short for one to b Al
killing time. q
Miss Mamie Smith, MiddeSQo'
KY, writes: "My little sister Mf
the Group very bad. ! gave her T' T,
eral doses of Foley's Honey and lL1 Is
and she was instantly relieved ~ =
saved her lie" Williams d III
wards.
Throwing physic to the d0g'l
often cruelty to animals
81 have been suffering from o!I1
pepsla for the past twenty years "Ha
have been unable after trying %H
preparations and physicians to
apy relief. After taking one oo'I
of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure | l0aT @
relief and am now III better he'Ia
than | have been for twenty ys"S
I cannot praise Kodol DySpVyu~
Cure too highly" thus writes ,$ h.,
c, W, Roberts, North Greek, AA
Williams Il Edwards.
An approaching cyclone VII M
cause a man to examine hlll''D
every time. Z
THE ONLY GUARANTEED KIDNEY ;V'
IS Smiths Sure Kidney Cure lo~ S.,
druggist will refund money Il '~ 'a,
taking one bottle you are nov :"
tirelv satisfied with results, oO''
Very often the man VINO ~"
the upper hand of you uses u''
derhand methods,
THE GREAT scoURGE
of modern times IS consu"P;.r ;,,r
Manv cures and discoveries IIS' ="
time to tame are published but 'r III
Iev's Honey and Tar does tr''O,"J ,Sr
claim to cure all cases in the os, g.,
stages and always affords co,alS, ass.
and reIiet in the very worS' ,'" U'''
Take no substitutes, "iI'''''
Edwards,
If you are sick all over aud o0|
know Just what ais You, !rs 's" gu.
one your kidneys Sro out OF CIV, ~
Folcy's kidney Cure will hrIng y
health aud energy NlII'a"'
Edwards.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24

Ex-Goy, Taylor Of Kentucky
has purchased a home in Indian
apolis, and will probably con-
tinue to reside in Indiana.-La-
mar Leader.
We shouldn't wonder if Taylor
doesn't continue to steer clear OF
Kentucky.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-24
STATE OF ARKANSAS |
COUNTY OF SHARP


l. Jasper Hutchlson Sheriff and Ex Oco Collector within and
Sharp county Arkansas do soemny that the annexed
and foegongs list Of the lands and lots and
parts Of lots subject Sharp county the year 19O
on which have been unable collect the
JASPER HUTCHINSON
Subscribed sworn before this 4h day OF May 1901
II. B HILL, Clerk
hereby given that said several tracts lots parts
lots may necessary pay the taxes PEN
atty thereon, will bo sold by the county collector