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Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
THE REPUBLIC,
St. Louis, No

your wife gave you this morning.
Don't neglect your own busi.
ness by prying into your neigh
boris.
Don't grumble at fate until af-
ter you have exhausted every ef'
fort to succeed.
Don't accuse your wife Of ex-
travagance as long as your to-
bacco bill is larger than the
butchers bill.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
A FEW EONT'S.

Don't trust to luck when you
are able to work,
Don't Srowl at the children and
talk careosingly to the dog.
Don't forget TO mail tAe Letter
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
Stricken With PARALYSIS.

Henderson Gr!mmet, of this place,
was stricken with partial paralysis
and completely lost the use of oHe
arm and side. After being treated
by an eminent physician for quite a
while without relief my wife recom-
mendrd Chamberlaln's Pain Balm,
and after using two bottles of 1t he
Is almost entirely cured. Geo. X.
Mcdonald, Man Logan county, W,
Vai Several other very remarkable
cures of parti&l paralysis have been
eFeGted by the 0se OF this llhlment'
1t Is most widely known. however,
as a cure for rheumatism, Sprains
and bruises. For sale at the drug
store.
He who wants to be richiha ycat
comes to the eallows in a half.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
$g00 Reward, Sl00

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dFeaded disease that Silence has
been able to cure IN all its stages
and that Is GItarrah. llaliS Ustarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medlceI fraternity.
Catarrah being a constitutional dis
ease, requires q constitutional treats
men:. Halls Catarah Cure is Ia.
ken internally, acting directly upon
the blood aud mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and gly-
ing the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting IA,
ture IN doing its work. The pro.
prletors have so much faith IN It's
curative powers, that they offer one
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
t1l.s to cure. Send for list of tosti.
monials. Address F, j. Cheney &
Co. Toledo, o. Sold bv druggists,
75G Halls Family Pills are the
best,
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
STATE NEWS.
Happenings Discovered by perusing our
Numerous Exchanges.

. NOul IJlCtCQ az DtdiNl'
Tex A republican paper is soon t.
,as so be established at Clinton.
,056. The town of Quitman is enjoy.
md ing quite a substantial bushes:
ouso boom.
ST of The bonded Indebtedness oi
,oo Arkansas has been reduced tc
;, tbe $4,000.
elk b, A poultry and pet stock show
will be held at Little Rock in De-
oL cember.
. tbs Congressman John L. Sheppard
-, of Texas died at Eureka Springs
- last week.
md J. A. Parchey was instantly
killed by falling tree in Cleve-
land county.
M M Mrs. Celin Cole of Dardanelle
~Iou is the owner of quilt which is
inc 1O1 years old.
1oh, At Searcy the $500 residence
. n of Mrs. l.. D. Adams was des
1om troyed by fire.
he A $4,000 court house is to be
built at Hamburg, county seat Of
~ ~ Ashley county.
- Frank James &cted as starter
- h, of the races at the Yell county
:. annual fair last week.
- At Wrightsville a ftegro named
oor Ed Allen was slain while resist
,hol ing arrest by an officer.
Mrs. Jane Mobley df Lexing-
-t,o ton, Van Buren, county, was kill
,,e, led by horse running over her.
hue Joe Hunt Of Little Rock de-
S erted his bride of two weeks,
lot taking with him $3.50 of her mon
st ey.
lor The first term of public school
las ever taught at Hartford is now in
al session with 100 pupils in attend"
: ance.
70 Gov. Jeff Davis delivered an
ide address to the Sons of Confeder-
'rs ate Veterans at jackson, Miss,
OF last week.
ioN Claude Mutt, an innocent by
stander, was shot and instantly
VI killed while witnessing Il fight
SOC near Pine Bluff.
John Bradberry, fined $40 in
Nv NV Conway county for petit larceny,
. has been granted a pardon to re-.
D. store citizenship.
M Jack Renfrow of Pope county,
o' fined $40 and 30 days imprison=
ment by a justice of the peace,
has been pardoned.
" Nathan Thurman shot and sers
ls' iously wounded John Hackney at
er Lacy, Drew county. The trouble
arose over CrlVal matter.
The residence of W. H. Barnes
~ with all it's contents was destroyed
'S by fire at Forrest City. A de-
4 fective flue caused the loss.
II Luther Moore, a negro boy IA
Il years of age, at Little Rock, has
\, been given term Of four years
n In the penitentiary for burglary.
S. W. Everett, republican nom-
n inee for county clerk of Madison
y county, is contesting the election
y of Sid Garrett, the democratic
nominee.
4 Officers at Coal Hill have sue
ceeded in breaking up gang Of
L negro burglars who have been
h robbing stores and dwellings III
The town.
n Hon, r. B. Macon, democratic
nominee for congress in the First
district, was taken suddenly Ill al
Brinkley and forced to abandon
his canvas.
While repairing some machine
ry at Mena James Clarke and Joe
Stickes were seriously burned
about the face by the explosion
of molten babbitt metal,
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
Upsets Ali Predictions.

but 1t was predicted that he coulu
not live six months. He was atii'ct|
ed with a running abcess on his lung
and suffered for three wears; bis life
rrembled IN the balance when he
heard of DR.. Kings New Discovery
Tor consumption. He tried 1t and
was finally cured and thus upset the
prediction OF all who knew HIM. 1t
il positively guaranteed for Throat
and Lung trouble by Snow. Price
SOC and 500. Trial bottle, free.
A bird is known by its note and
a man by his talk.
you EYov 1AAT y9uZs TGEIEa
When you take Groves Iasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula Is
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that it is simply Iron and Quiz
nine in a tasteless form. No cure,
10 pay, soc.
If a man be q fool his speech
will tell it.
Children whO are troubled with
worms are pale in the face, fretthl
bv spells, restless in sleep. have blue
rings around their eyes, bad dreams,
variable appetite, and pick the nose.
Whitc's Cream Yermifage wlll Kill
and cxpel these parasites. Price 20
cents at Shows drug store.
To make enemies talk; to make
friends, listen.
A SEVERE COLD FOR 8 MONTHS.
The following letter from A. J.
Nusbaum, Of Bqtesvllle, Ind, tells
It's own story; 81 suffered for three
months with a severe cold. A drug
gl~t prepared me some medicine,
and a physician prescribed for me,
vet | did not improve. | then tried
Foley'S Honey ard Tar, and eight
doses cured me-" Refuse snbsti
tutes. W. 4. Edwards.
Telling your troublesis swelling
your troubles.
DANGERS OF PNEUMONIA.
A cold at this time if neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia which is
SO often fatal, and even when the
patient has recovered the lungs are
weakened, making them peculiarly
susceptible 10 the development OF
consumption. Foley's Honey and
Tar will stop the cough, heal the
lungs and prevent pneumonia. W
a. Edwards.
The results of an 0ver>indulgencc
in food or drink are promptly recu>
fed, without pain or discomfort, by
taking few doses of Herbine.
Price 80 cts. at Shows drug store.
A great fortune in the hands Of
a fool is a great misfortune.
You can be cheerful and happy
only when yoo are well. If you feel
"out of sorts take Herbinc, it will
brace you up. Price, 80 cents at
Shows drug store.
Riches serve a wise man, but
command a fool.
S6nsc.,asI with Drngykss
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
6NEEAL NEWS.

ulSCONefeu Ill ludlO'
Kansas is short of farm hands
and is advertising for 2000 men.
There are but two coal mines
in successful operation in Alaska.
A large deposit of Epson salts
has been discoved near Metropo-
lis, Ill.
Mexico will spend half a million
dollars in an exhibit at the st.
Louis fair.
Two lads at Muncie, Indiana,
confess to burning a large hotel
in that city.
Since 1898 the average number
of laborers employed in coal min
ing has been 4G1 ,221 yearly.
Snow fell in Minnesota on the
18th, earlier than it has fallen
any year for the past seven.
Forty fine horses perished in a
fire which destroyed large liv-
cry stable in New York City.
In the past eight months Wa
panucka, l. T., has grown from a
village to a town of 1,500 inhabi-
! tants.
The Indiana democratic COM
mittse express themselves as con-
| fident of victory in the November
elections.
Mrs. Sarah Baldwin of Kala-
mazoo, Michigan, has been driv-
en- insane by the evil deeds Of her
three sons.
T. F. Bull, an aged man of st.
Charles, Mo-, fell from a tree in
which he was picking apples and
was instantly killed.
Ten thousand delegates were
at the national convention of the
Disciples of Christ at Omaha,
Nebraska, last week.
John D. Rockefeller recently
gave $4,000 towards paying off
the debt of the Washington Bap-
tist church in New York City.
The arbitration court in the
Plus fund case has condemned
Mexico to pay the United States
81, APO, ,682 81 in Mexican curren-
cy.
One result Of a recent explosion
Of nitro -glycerine in Brooklyn
was the breaking of 300 eggs in a
building a mile and q quarter
away.
Judge Tracy of st. Louis de-
clares Il father has the right to
whip his son when necessary and
that a mother has no right to in
terfere.
What is said to be the smallest
living child ever born is now at a
hospital in New York. The child
is a boy and weighs pound and
seven ouncej.
Rev. Osias Gettings, a veteran
Methodist preacher, ana hero of
the Mexican war, aged 73 years,
is upon trial at Carlinville, ILL.,,
for the murder Of his stepson.
Mrs. Josephine Ward died in
New York the other day. She
was a first cousin of James Mad4
ison and Zachary Taylor and dis
tantly related to Thomas Jeffer-
son.
Charles Wollert, who left Ela
gin, Illinois, twenty years ago a
poor man, and who was thought
to be dead, returned to that city
the other day, with fortune in
his pocket.
A Texas sheriff, having in
charge 9 negro murderer, was
compelled to hide in the woods
several days and nights last week
in order to prevent his prisoner
being mobbed.
H. T)S.1l Syi - - L.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
A NATTER OF ECONOMY.
One Watch Will Have to Suffice for
Many Weddings.

There is business house in street
that employs quite number Of young men.
Much good fellowship exists among the
employees. About three years ago. when
one Of the number sought to change his
life Of bachelor to that Of a benedict, the
other young men in the store thought 1t
would be rafting good thing to attest
their appreciation by presenting him with
q tangible token of some kind.
A conference was held and 1t was de-
cided that the gift should be fine gold
watch. The watch was selected and the
committee in charge had the young mans
monogram engraved artistically on the
case. The present seems to have been an
incentive for the other young men In the
store to marry Nine have sought conjugal
happiness in the last two years and each
has received gold watch from his fellow
employees.
But this entaiied considerable outlay.
"A council was held . tow days ago. from
which all the benedtcts In the store were
excluded. II was sort Of ssif-constitutsd
Evening star., 1902-03-21

James JefYeries, the present champion heavy
weight Of the world and his gallant opponent, Tom
sharkey in the greatest pugilistic encounter that
has ever taken place, both pursued much the same
course Of training. and the first and most in,-
portant part Of this tnfning to get the stomach
in condition. spd to keep the digestion absolutely
perfect SO that every, muscle and nerve would be
at its highest capabilities.
This was not done by a secret patent medicine,
but both of these great pugilists used a we'll
known natural dieesttve tablet sold BY druggists
under name Of St1art's Dyspepsia Tablets and com.
posed Of the digestive ferments which every stom-
ach requires for5 healthy digestion.
Champion Jeneeiesitsays: ''Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets prevent acidBy. strengthen the stomach
and insure perfect -idtgestion. They keep q man
in fine physical condition" Signed, James J.
Jeneries champion Of the world.
The gallant AahtsEst Sharkey. says: "stuart's
Dyspepsia Tahlats remove all discomfort after
eating They reet tho stomach and restore 1t to
healthful condttonssm heartily recommend them -
Signed, Thos. JsShatney.
The advantassf Of stas daily use Of stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets Ii that they keep people well and
ward OF sickness and are equally valuable to well
persons an to the dyspeptics. Another advantage
II that these tablets contain no cathartics or
poisons of any character but simply digestive fer
ments which are found In every heaithy stomach,
and when digestion is imperfect 1t 10 because the
stomach lacks some OF these elements and Stuaft's
Dyspepsia Tablets supply It,
They are NO cheap cathartic. but perfectly safe
and cdeieat disestiye. and ths demand for them II
greater than the sale Of all other socalled dyspep-
sia cnres combined. No remedy could possibly
reach suchs1 place In public esteem except a. a
result of positive merit.
Enll-sixed packuses are sold By all druggists ut
10 ceuts ana thsa best habit you possihay form
IL TO take Stuart Tablet after each meal. They
make weak stonachs stroag and Keep stsoas ston-
achs vigososs. nhleexl
Evening star., 1902-03-21
UNIQUE BILL OF FARE.
Farewell Dinner Given Lieut.. Morti
mer by His Comrades.

Lieutenant Charles G. Mortimer, Artillery
Corps. United States army. who will leave
Tor his new assignment at Key West bar
racks. Florida, In q few days. was ten
dered . farewell dinner last evening at
Eckstein's cafe, by the members Of the
Tuesday Night Club. Of which he IL secre-
tary. a number OF addresses, all compli-
mentary Of the departing oflcer. were
made. and the occasion proved thorough
" pleasant onA The menu was unique. 1t
opened VITA ''reyetlls tonic" and closed
with 'sSoldier1 luxurfeA" Radishes were
Evening star., 1902-03-21
HANNA NAMES PEACEMAKERS.
Archbishop Ireland and Bishop Potter
IN Cancellation Conn,;+taa

Senator Hanna yesterday named the
members of the committee on concliation
Of the Civic Federation According to the
bylaws, the committee was to consist Of
the officers of the executive committee, NJ
A. Hanna, chairman; Samuel Gompers, first
vice chairman; Oscar s. Straus, second vice
chairman; Charles A. Moore, treasurer;
Ralph NJ. Easley. secretary. and nine men
to be appointed by the chairman. Senator
Hanna appointed the following:
Archbishop Ireland, Bishop Potter
Franklin McVeagh, John Mitchell, Frank
P. Sargent James Duncan, ]. Kruttschnitt,
William H. Pfahler and Marcus NJ Marks.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
pective groom. the ceremony was post

spective groom the ceremony was post
poned Indefinitely
During the early part OF December Mr..
Cruzan sent In his resignation Of a position
he held at the bureau of engraving and
printing. where he was employed, and it
living In New York city
1t Is understood that he has been cor
responding with Miss Emmert since his
failure to put In an appearance on his we'd
ding day. with the result that the maria re
occurred last evening, as stated
Evening star., 1902-03-21
Mr.. Wiley Eulogizes Youth.

fFeSlQenC SCnurInan, IN mis- ADDRESS,, had
spoken Of the advantage in prestige tradi-
tion and association which age gives to a
university. Mr.. H. w. Wiley. speaking for
Harvard undertook to refute the PROPOSE
tion that age is a good thing in a witty and
scholarly speech with youth as his topic
In the course of his remarks Mr. Wiley. in
speaking approvingiy Of the absence of the
usual initial cocktail from the dinner said
There probably is nothing more Injurious
than to pour q devastating flood Of ardent
alcohol over wide expanse Of expectant
pepsin."
Prof. F. w. Clarke made a brief speech,
In which he told of the great work done by
Cornell in the field Of practical science. and
Representative ]. III. Southard. IT. won q
round Of hearty cheers when he referred to
the fact that he had been q member of the
first Cornell crew. The addresses were
followed by the singing OF Cornell songs
Among the Cornell men who attended the
dinner were:
Prof. F. w. Clarke. Prof Filibert Roth,
ssna@cr J; B: Foraker. '69: Albert Osborne,
~; Dr. D: e. Salmon. '72: g. e. Patrick,
'73: ]. H. Southard. III: C. F. MHlsbaugh,
15; L. O. Howard. TT: A. n. Harrington,
70; A. B. Sauson, 80: john Van Renssa-
laer. 80: Ralph Jenkins. '65; ]. y. Whelp-
ley, SO: o. L. Ingalls,, SO: C.. A. Meal
lister. 81; T. F. Laist. '88: w. p. Cutter,
'6S; L. G. Corbett. 90: VIM. Stranahan, 90;
Thos. ]. d. Fuller. '92: J. C. N. Hanson.
2; G.. 90: Joseph Michaelson: 'o2: Edward
%: e q. Mason. ~: E. W. Mayo. '0i:
Raymond A. Pearson. '9i: c. D. Wet
cott, %: Vim. r. Eastman. '05: Herbert
McKnight. '05: ]. J. Grain. 90: C. d. Ehret.
90: j. K Haywood. 90; J. r. Wheiplry.
%; q. K Woedwsth. %. "a. r. Dc W.ln.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
committee on ways and means

The result Of the council was a decision
that watch should be purchased for gen
eral use. Hereafter when any of the en-
ployes get married the watch will be pre-
sented to the bridegroom with appropriate
ceremonies and he will be permitted to car
ry the same for a period not to exceed a
week. when 1t will revert to the committee
for future similar occasions. 1t Is need
less. perhaps. to say that the case of this
convenient timepiece has no monogram.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
A DELAYED MARRIAGE.
Event Postponed by the Groom's Fail
ure to Appear.

The marriage Of William 8. Cruzan and
Miss Cordeza Emmert took place last even
ing at the parsonage Of the st. Paul Lu-
theran Church. In the presence Of rela-
.tiyes OF the contracting parties. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. F. w. Moot.
pastor Of the church.
The announcement Of the event comes in
the nature Of q surprise to their friends in
thts city. The marriage was to have taken
pace November 30. but owing to the sud
0en departure from this city Of the pro-
Evening star., 1902-03-21
TWO FINE SPECIMENS
OF PHYSICAL Manhood.

No form Of athletic exercise demands such perfect
physical condition as prize fighting. Every muscle
in the body must be fully developed and supple
and the heart, lungs and stomach must act to
perfection.
Whether .ndOrse prize fighting or not, 1t Is
nevertheless interesting to know the manner by
which men arrive at such physical perfection
Evening star., 1902-03-21

81: F. P. Gould. P. G., '97: Fred H. Hayn.
'97: John C. Hoyt. '37: Walter R. Metz, '97;
Jos. P. Carlin, '97; NJ. c. Marsh 81; H. C.
Grant, '9S; c. M. Manly, 9S; E. A. Alex
ander. 80; Anson E. Cahoon, Sp., 90; C. B.
Simpson, 90; H. w. Talbot, 80; r. H. Charl.
ton. 90; Karl Kelerman, 90; H. j. Tomp-
kins, 90; J. H. Wilson. jr., 'O1; VIM. B.
Howard, 'O1; Lloyd D. Smoot, 'O1 Raphael
G. Zon. 'O1; T. b. Ebermann, 'O2; r. T..
Brooks, Theo w. Koch.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

Hardman, Peck 4 Co.. piano manufac-
turers. suffered loss Of $4,000 or more
by the destruction BY nre Of their plant In
New York city.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
Steinway and
Other Pianos
For Sale or Rent.
DROOP'S
Ie1.tf.lA o28 PRNNA. AVA

described as grape shot," and "cold quar-
ture bath tubs. DOG tents meant mush-
rooms.
In addition to Lieutenant Mortimer, those
present included Jacob @. Moore. president
dent; e. II. Neumeyer. treasurer: II. II.
Parmenter. II. J. Keough. p. w. 0mith. y.
8. Bliss. y. HI. Neumeyer. Jr.. 8. R. Jacobs.
R. w. Warwick. Chartes. A Ecksteln. O
p. Stohlman. J. w. Thomas. c. e. Hsgfya
H. r.. Cium and c. e 6Wtgart
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21
STREET CAR DEPOT BURNS.
PART OF THE FIFTH-AVE ELEVATED
STRUCTURE RUINED

THREE FIREMEN HURT IN BLAZE WHICH
TIES Up TRAFFIC ON PART OF BROOK
LYN RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM
A fire broke out at 11:O5 D. m yesterday at
Union Depot Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company. Thirty-seventh-st. and Fffth-ave..
Brooklyn. destroying the machine shops. twen-
ty-fve motor and elevated cars. the oil store
house and the coalhouse, and the switch tower.
The loss is estimated at S25OOOo. At an early
hour this morning the fire was still in progress
with little chance of being put out before sun
rise.
thirty-foot ladder which was run UP the
side of the machine shops structure, on the
Fifth-ave. side. broke in two. while three fire
men were ascending it with the hose. and pre-
cipitated them to the ground, where they we're
picked up senseless They hurried over to
the unburned section of the Union Depot. An
ambulance surgeon from the Norwegian HospI-
tai came on hurry call. He declared that the
We're seriously but not necessarily fatally
injured and that there was every chance of re-
covery They were later sent to their homes.
The injured men are:
DARnI Michael 5 SS of NG ols Third t % ana hips
EISENBEBG. Charles. 20 Twenty second-st-,
contssions Of the legs and knees.
FERGUSON. Frank. Of NO. 397ia Fourteenth-st st.
tusons of the face
The men belong to Engine No. 100 which was
the first to arrive. with Hook and Ladder No.
6I.
The twenty-five motor and elevated cars
which were destroyed. valued at 5000
apiece.
Shortly after the fire broke out, the employees
able TO draw one hundred cars out of the
fire area. The crossties on the elevated struct-
We're burned. and the entire structure
dered unsafe, that traffic abandoned.
The trains being run to Twenty-fifth-st., as
the entire strip from Twenty-ffth TO Thirty
ninth st. has been condemned. Bath Beach
trains were unable run.
The switch tower the last to catch fire.
1t stood fifty feet high and appeared like
fiery beacon to the vessels in the upper and
lower bays
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21
THREATS To USE DYNAMITE.
LOOTING GOING on IN BARCELONA-TRAINs
STOP RUNNING

Barcelona. Feb. 2O.-Incendiary posters have
appeared here which threaten the orderly
classes with terrible reprisais. saying that
dynamite will be used to offset the Mausers of
the troops.
The strikers are looting numerous shops and
private houses.
The best known anarchists have disappeared,
and the authorities hunting for them
Negotiations which have been taking place
between the newspaper publishers and the COM
positors have failed.
The railroad officials have announced the sus-
pension Of service on the lines. owing TO the
resolute attacks which the rioters have made
on the trains.
Trades unions throughout Spain have declared
their adhesion 10 the cause of the Barcelona
strikers
The foreign consuls here held a meeting this
afternoon
The strikers to-day murdered three workmen
who wished to resume work The proprietor OF
bakery who raised the price OF bread was
also killed.
It is hourly becoming more apparent that
revolution. The markets are without provisions
of animals
a mob stormed the arsenal AT SabadeH. not
far from Barcelona. and secured forty rifles bur
these were subsequently, recovered by the
troops.
Fresh fighting between the troops and rioters
has occurred at Tarrasa, a town fifteen miles
north-northweSt OF Barcelona. and ar SabadeU
forced to leave here without discharging their
CargOeS.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21
PREPARING FOR MARTIAL LAW.
DECREE AFFECTING ALL SPAIN MAY BE
PROMTLGATED

Madrid. Feb. 20.-Premier Sagasta is prenar-
ing decree establishing martial law through
Spain. The signature of the decree il is be-
ieved. viii he followed by an extreme national
crisis
II was persistently said when the Chamber Of
Deputies closed this evening that the Minister
of War. General Weyler. had long conferences
with the Queen Regent yesterday. and that he
had conference with the military authorities
to-day Afterward. it added. arms and ban
cartridges were served out to the troops in
Madrid. who are in readiness to start ar a mo-
ment's notice.
In the Senate to-day General Weyler. the
Minister of War, said that. while the situation
at Barcelona had not improved. IL had not
grown worse HE said the street car servics
there was partially in operation and thar the
bakeries and groceries were open in spits ~
the strike. There had been no disturbsncas ar
Saragossa and Reus AT Castellon de Ia Plana
the War Minister said, the gendarnnes had dis
persed groups of strikers. and that IL N became
necessary he would call cut the First Reserves