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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-11-14

gerton Culture Club asking the council
to pass an ordinance prohibiting expec-
toration on sidewalks; on motion the
petition was referred to the Judiciary
and Finance committee.
On motion of Aid. Laid an incandes-
cent light was ordered placed at the in
tersection OF Main and Canal streets
On motion the council adjourned.
HENRY JOHNSON, City Clerk.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-11-14
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Edperton. Wis. Nov. 5. 1902

The council met pursuant to adjourn
ment of Nov. 4th and the meeting was
called to order by Mayor Doty. All
members were present except Aid. Nc
Intosh. Minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
The following bills, approved by the
Finance committee, were, on motion Of
Aid. Ladd, allowed, all aldermen voting
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14
estate of Arkansas.

Se1eO VA <hi hebAodo'
County of Sharp.
Percy Pepoon, being duly
sworn, deposes and says that
Wednesday morning, February
.26, 1902, Jasper, .Hutchison, in
the rear OF the court house at
Hardy in conversation with s. P.
Turner and myself, said Cover
nor Davis in the governors Of
flee, without Hutchison's solicit
ing, presented him with a pardon
for fighting with W. D. Cochran,
adding that if he would whip Tom
Herrn he would pardon him for
that too. Hutchinson also told
s. P. Turner and myself that
when Gov. Davis spoke at Eve
ming Shade, he (Davis) told AL
len Gay that if anybody would
whip Tom Herrn and he was
fined $1,000 he (Davis) would
pardon the offender the next day.
PERCY PEPOON.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me this Sd day of March 1902.
T. H. McCALEB,
(Seal.) Notary Public.
My commission expires Nov
cember 15, 1902"
The above affidavits, which
were made public last Friday,
are reproduced in this paper,
first, to show the character of the
man who is the head of our state
government, and second, for the
reason that we have been unable
to interview sheriff Hutchison
concerning the statements. We
learn, however from private par
ties that he substantiates tae
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14
Proposed Amendment TO 1
Constitution Of the State
Of Arkansas.

Notice is'hereby given that the iolion "e S,.t,
resolution, proposing an amendment 70 ..u.
Constitution was passed by the Generai a ,Ae
bly, ut its regular session ofloOl, anu ~ s,.,e
same will be submitted to the electors Of 'n'
at the next general election. to be held sep''A''
/, 1902, ior adoption or rejection, VIZ
PROPOSED AMENDMENT! Atom.
Tint Section IS, of Article 8, of the oon'I. /.
tion Of the state ofArkansas, be ai0en''
as 10 read as follows;
Article 5, Section IL. rav and Mhes.' ,,,u
The members Of the General AssemD'' ..,s
receive such pay and mileage fortheir sel' .,,,,t
shall be fixed by law. No member y. mp
house, shall, during the term Tor "h'cp ,M
been elected, receive sny increase Oh ipa, ;" ,.rm,
services under any law passed during snsn .a,obJJ
The term of all members Of the GenerA' A''
shall begin on the day Of their eieciion'
Approved May g3, 1901, above
Each elector may vote for or asain''
amendment. ,of oifss
witness my official signature and Se'' v
this February .. 1902. srr
''NN'' secretary OF sssp
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14
ASH FLAT.

Prof. Ragan will close out the
Ash Flat school the 1st of April.
Marvin stephensfs in SPRING
field, Mo. attending the normal
school.
Some of our people are trying
to farm, but their stock ls 80
weak they can not make much
speed.
There will be an opening here
for some one for a school this
summer. Come up and put in
your bids.
David Mullens died last Friday
morning of pneumonia after an
illness Of ten days. He will be
greatly missed by many friends.
Mrs. Emma McCulloch OF Miner.
al Springs, Ark, sert in So as
her contribution to the stricken
people of this township, for which
she will accept the thanks of this
community.
J. W. Mclean made a trip to
Imboden last week where he Sc
cured S27.35 for the relief of
Richwoods township, and the
people of Imboden are heartily
thanked for their liberal con-
tribution.
Our community is receiving
small contributions along, and
they will be published each week
with the names of the givers.
R. E. Semple, W. E. Brawley
and L. D. Phillips are the COM
mittee to send contributions to.
This is one of the most dis
tressing times that has ever been
here. Lots of people are going
half clad and on half rations.
AS there is no money the people
cannot get seed corn, oats, pota-
toes, etc. There will be- many
farms uncultivated in this section,
as the people say they will be
compelled to 60 where they can
get work to live on. Some fam
lilies are in town every day ask
ing help, and they need it badly.
There is not relief enough at hand
to do our people much good.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14
ccnterts of the affida yits.

contents OF the affida aJits.
This places Gov. Davis far be-
meath the dignity of the head
ruler of a great state. 1t is an
archistic. As governor of Ar
kansas, he is not only the head
of her government, but he is chief
conservator of the peace, and
should be the first to condemn
law breaking, and first to stand
for law and order. We do not
know what grudge Gov. Davis
holds against Mr.. Herrn, nor do
we care, it is not within lis PROV
ince, because he has the power,
to offer pardon to any man who
will whip Mr.. Herrn. The man
who will proclaim another al
ready pardoned if he will thrash
any private citizen is not the man
to preside over the destinies of
the state of Arkansas. The man
who does not regard the COVER
nor's Office in a higher light than
a medium through which he may
punish his private enemies, is
not the man to hold the office,
nor the man into whose hands
the people may safely placs any
degree of power. Does this kind
of a governor appeal to the people
as one who will ever advance the
states interests and cause the
outside world to hold a respect
able, lofty opinion of our people
and cur government, or does he
strike you as one who will cause
a blush of shame to mantle the
cheek of every man who loves
his state, and call forth ridicule
and disgust from the outside
world? A man who will use his
power to punish his enemies |!
Think of Berry, think Of Hughes,
think of Fishback, think OF
Eagle, think of Dan W. Jones.
Did you ever hear of such capers
from such men as these? Never.
The whole career of Jeff Davis in
state politics has been a season
of bluff, bluster and disturbance,
and the people of Arkansas could
not do a better days work than
to eliminate him from power.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14
CAVE CITY.
Spring weather.

Spring weather.
Gardening is in order.
W. T. Horn is on the public
canvas.
Judge McCaleb was in town a
short while Sunday.
G. N. Horn made a business
trip to Batesville Tuesday.
Tom Cunnin CHAM has been on
the sick list for several days.
Miss Myrtle Brown visited
friends at Charlotte Saturday.
Rev. Atkinson of Evening
Shade preached at Flat Rock
Sunday.
Some people have bought plow
lines like they intend to farm
this year.
Ira Crabtree closed a success
full term of school at Kings
Mill Friday.
Sparks Bros, bought 10 mules
while here last week, for which
they paid fair prices.
W. S. Campbell and family and
Thomas Campbell were here
Monday, enroute to Tuckerman
thence to Fayetteville, where
Will intends to locate.
j. W. Laman and W. R. AL
bright lost II head OF sheep in
two nights from dogs. There
are too many dogs. Kill your
dog and buy a pig to feed your
scraps to.
Seven new pupils entered
school Monday. The enrolment
is 1914, with a daily attendance of
96. Sixty graded students, ex.
pecting to be graded teachers are
in attendance.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14

an obstruction and your feet fly
back AID the rest of your body
forward. Your head hits the load
fair and square. Your mind
may become somewhat confused,
but as you are picking The loose
straw and other refuse out of your
hair and beard, you can imagine
what large red onions you will
raise next summer. That is
some of the side-splitling fun a
farmer enjoys.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14

1774.
Oscar Mize was held up by
robbers on the road between Sal
ado and Jamestown and relieved
of $50.
Mrs. Vallle Standiford Of Ran
dolph county was instantly killed
by a bolt of lightning. She was
standing before an open fire and
the flash came down the chimney.
A bill appropriating $4,000
for a fish cultural station at
Mammoth Spring has passed
through congress, and the Moni-
tor says work will begin as soon
as grounds have been located.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14
POUGHKEEPSlE
A new girl at Joe Medlock's.

A new girl at Joe Medlock's.
John Jarrett and wife have a
new girl.
Judge Phillips..was in to see us
some time ago.
Oscar Norris and Lissie Kent
were married last week at the
brides home.
Joe Harrell came through lately
and seemedidetermined to inves-
tigate things closely.
Calvin Mobley has been pull
verizing N these parts. He is
cheerful, hale and hearty, and as
full of fun as ever.
The ice is gone, the mud is
here, and the candidates have
been with US lately thick and fast.
They seemed to be anxious to
know if we come through all right
which we did, of course.
Will Founders dropped into
town lately looking the picture of
health. He seemed to be much
pleased that none of US had fro
zen, and from the shake he gave
US all, lie wanted US to stand by
him this time as before.
Now, Mr.. Editor, we say hurrah
for every man who comes forward
with money or otherwise to meet
the demand we are forced to
make for the assistance of those
in the drouth belt. We are per-
suaded that there will be ample
means brought in reach of the
actual destitute, but there comes
the tug, AS one I give my idea
who this help is for. The man
who has land and stock to put up
to secure merchant or banker is
not in a destitute condition. 1t is
for the man or women who has
absolutely no means of any kind
to secure the payment of any
sum. We are very much pleased
to see reliable old Batesvilla come
to the front with help now.
Help that does.ssany good must
come now.
Come to think of it, have any
of the boys ever tried hauling
manure out on the garden over
the ice? If not don't never let
another opportunity pass. You
want to feel the rich streaks run
up and down your back and en-
joy your thoughts when starting
out,with q well-rounded load the
front wheel Of your barrow strikes
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14
NEWS OF OUR NElGHBORS.

The Fulton county grand jury
returned 15 indictments.
The business men of Pocahon-
tas have organized a Board OF
Trade.
A. W. Ellis, a merchant OF
Salem has filed a petition i'll
bankruptcy.
The News says pearl and shell
buyers from all over the United
States are flocking to Newport.
J. D. Sturdivant of Newark has
a receipt, an heirloom in his
family, which bears the date OF
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14
WANTED!

Reliable man for Manager Of a
Branch Office we wish to open in
this vicinity, Here is a good
opening for the right man. Kind
ly give good reference when
writing.
THE A. t. NORRIS WHOLESALE
HOUSE, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Illustrated catalogue, a cents
in stamps.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14

The Commoner devotes a whole
page to the disc ussion of the can. +.
didacy of D. B. Hill of New York
for president. The Commoner is
not stuck on David Bennett.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14
A Horrible OutbreaL

A Horrible Outbreak,
"Of large sores on my h
daughters head developed mi,
case of scald head" writes @
lsbill OF Morgantown, Tenn.
Buckle rs Arnica Salye cemrl.,
cured her. It's a guaranteed o
tor Eczemo, letter, Silt Rb,,I
Pimples, Sores, Ulcers and pE
Only 25 Cents at Shows drug 81,
Presumption is the daughts,
ignorance.
Tab!er's Buckeye Pile Oin,n.|
ia no panacrs, but IL RECOMMEND
for Piles only. These it will ep,|
Price so Cents in bottles. Tube,
cents at Shows drug store.
A mans popularity spro 4
day and withers the mex
COUGH SETTLED ON he HN
"My daughter had sV
cough which settled OIL heA .tI
say. N. Jackson, of DAM RU
"We tried great many
without relief, antil we q y
Foley's Honey;snd Tar which I
her" Refuse substitutes.
Edwards, Nh
For good job printing COM /
the Record Office.
Frequently accidents occur IN Il
household, which cause burns, chi.
spraius, and bruises. Fer use |
such cases Billiards. Snow Llair.|
has for many years been the ca
stsnt fayorite family remedy. PI
25 and SO cts, at Shows du|
store.
Take this paper and keep u
with the procession.
W0rking:24IHourNa,Da, Da,|
There's DO rest for those tiresl
little w-orkersDr, Kings Nd
Life PiIla. Millions srs..I IalwsI
busy, curing torpid liver, iaundIs
biliousness, fever and sgue. Th,y
Danish sick headache, drive ont m.
laria. Never grpe or w.aks
Small, taste nice, work wonder
Try them. 25c at Shows drS
store.
Some men rise in the woh
because they are light weight.
Don't irrILate your lungs with
atnbborn cough when pleasant sll
effective remedy may be found
Bal ards Horehound Syrup. Pm
% and so cents at SHOWS dn
store.
PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS A COLD
But never follows the ussl .
Foley's Honey and Tar. II SOP
the cough, heal. and strtagthens lh
Inngs and affords perfect SCI url.
from an.sattack of pneumonia. RI
fuse substitutes. w. A. Edwards,
The results Of an over>lndulgen.
in food or drink are promptly rect
fed, without pain or discomfort.
taking a few dosrs of Hprhln
Price SO cts. at SHOWS drug stcN,
You can be cheerful and hapl
only when yos are well. If YOU f'
"out of sorts take IerbIne, it "
brace you up. Price. so cents
Shows 6rng store.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Settlement Notices.

Notice lis hereby gwen that the folioxhs
FAMED administrators and gunrdians.n .nleu WI
counts current vt the December term, 1901,
the Sharp probate court for the southern ~
trict for settlement with their respective es'@0
tOwit:
-FINAL- 80
M. L. Haney ,admmistrator. estate .o'o'"'|
Ncpii deceased.
John Johnston administrator estate oil ',~|
wilks.deceased
James Vance guardian James Norman heirs
Joanna sullivan guardian Jewel sulli'hn'
minor.
ANNUAL go,
r. NJ, Willett guardion Ola Martin, mi1v
J.. D Paden administrator estate oil Jonn h'A'
deceased. -. ,...,h
w. c. Shaver administrator estate oil Jo~p'
Boles deceased. r.,bl
Calvin Mobley administrator estate OF D'A"
Puckett deceased, ,.,,
Jasper Jus,us guardian. Dan el Pucken 1,no, nsn',
W. II. Shirley guardian Alma Duncan m'"'
j, d. Sullivan administrator estate-oi " -
Sullivan Sr. deceased, .ry
All persons interested In the settlement q sS ~
of said estates are warned to come forwara .xs W.
file exceptions 10 said accounts. II any they ss'
on Of. before the second day OF the next ls'T sso
the court or they will he forever Dsrreu ,,sof ms
excepting to said accounts, or any item 'he'.''
H. B. HILL, Clerk
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14
estate of Arkansas.
County OF Sharp.

County OF Sharp.
Marvin R. Stephens being duly
sworn deposes and says that he
is we'll acquainted with Hon.
jasper G.. Hutchison, sheriff cf
Sharp county. That sometime
during the past winter he was at
the residence of said Hutchison
in Sharp county accompanied by
his father, Thomas V. Stephens,
and that said Hutchison told his
father in atlantis presence that
Gov. Davis had pardoned him,
said Hutchison, of a fine of one
cent for assaulting W. D. Cochran
a bFother-in law of T. /. Herrn,
and that said Hutchison said that
Gov. Davis told him if he would
assault T. |. Herrn and would
whip him lhe would pardon him
for it.
MARVIN STEPHENS.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me this 28th day of Febru-
ary,l 1902.
CARL D...FOsTER,
(Seal. Notary Public.
My commission expires March
2, 1908"
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The Governor Of Arkansas
Promises Immunity TO Any
One VINO Will Whip a
Private Citizen.
The Kind of Man the Gov
ernor Of Our Great
State Is.
estate of Arkansas.
County of Sharp.

estate of Arkansas.
County of Sharp.
Thomas V. Stephens deposes
and says that some time in De-
cember, 1901, and my son Mar
vim stayed all night with Jasper
G. Hutchison, present sheriff of
Sharp county. In conversation
with Mr.. Hutchinson at that time
he told me that Governor Davis
had pardoned him for whipping
Bill Cochran and that if he would
whip Tom Herrn that he (Davis)
would pardon him for that also.
T. V. STEPHENS,
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this Sd day of March, 1902.
T. H. McCALEB,
Seal) Notary Public.
My commission expires Nov
ember 10, 1902"
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14

Geo. W. Reed and Son have
sold the Heber ,Jacksonian to W.
V. and L. J. Christian. We wish
the retiring as we'll as the new
managers success,
Sharp County record., 1902-03-14
SOMETHING INIT FOR THEM.

Watch the political boss-the
small political boss, as he dishes
out Jeff Davis literature. -Ex-
change.
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Among the Churches.

The pulpit of the Plymouth Congre-
gational church was occupied yester-
day morning and evening by the Rev.
r. N. Harris, of Welsh Hill, Pa. He
preached two excellent sermons to
large congregations.
Rev. r. Il. Singer, assistant pastor
of the Elm Park church, occupied the
pulpit of the Simpson Methodist Epis-
copal church at both services yester-
day. in the absence of the pastor, Rev.
r.. c. McDermott, who vas called to
Oneonta, N Y, to attend funeral.
The final services in the old Hamp-
ton Street Methodist Episcopal church
We're held there yesterday. The con-
gregation will worship in the new En-
bury church next Sunday, when the
dedicatory services will be held. The
sacrament of the Lords supper We're
administered at the morning service.
Rev. A. L. Ramer, PHI. D., preached
on "rhe Holy Spirit Reproving the
World" and "The Word of Reconclia-
ton" at st. Marks Lutheran church
yesterday. Today he will leave for
Hazleton to, attend the semi-annual
conference of Lutheran churches. and
will preach the opening conference SER
mon this evening.
The usual services We're held at the
Washburn Street Presbyterian church
yesterday. Rev. ]. p. Moffat. the pas
tor, preaching at both services. He
also made some reference to the recent
session of the Lackawanna presbytery,
held at Kingston.
Rev. w. 1. Steans, D. D., formerly
pastor of the Washburn Street Pres
byterian church. has resigned the pas
torate of the First Presbyterian church
at Danville, Pa.
Rev. William Jenkins, of Wilkes
Earre, preached in English at the
Welsh Calvnistic Methodist church
yesterday morning, and at the o'clock
service delivered forceful Welsh SER
mon.
Rev. s. r. Mathews occupied the pull
pit Of the First Baptist church as usual
yesterday. preaching to large congre-
cations, morning and evening. Special
music was rendered by the choir.
What 1t is to BE Christian" was
the subject Of Rev. Thomas de CRU
chy's sermon at the Jackson Street
BAPTIST church last evening. A praise
and song SERVICE preceded the preach
ing service. The congregation was
large.
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Among the Musicians.

If yesterdays rehearsal can be taken
as sample of what the Saengerrunde
intends to supply at their concert to-
morrow night, it should certainly be
well patronized, as it will, without Il
doubt, be one of the rare musical treats
of the social season. The choir of nearly
fifty voices was accompanied by Bauer's
orchestra, and the sweet German music
delighted those who We're privileged to
attend. Under the leadership of Pro-
fessor Theodore Hemberger, this society
bids fair to surpass it's old standard OF
excellence.
The Junger Maennerchor also met for
rehearsal yesterday afternoon at their
headquarters, corner of Hickory street
and Cedar avenue, and for over two
hours the hall was filled with melody
reminiscent of the "Vatterland." This
organization is also entered in the same
class as the Saengerrunde in the
Memorial day national eisteddfod, and
both are hard at work to gain the
coveted prize. 1t will give general sat
isfaction throughout this section If
both should prove prize winners.
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GREEN RIDGE.

Mrs. ]. J.. Rea, of Sanderson avenue.
has returned from months stay in
the southern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Watts and
daughter of Philadelphia, are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Watts, of Capouse avenue.
About fifty members of Green Ridge
ledge, Indepedendent Order of Odd
Fellows, attended the exercises held in
| the Auditorium yesterday afternoon,
celebrating the eighty-third annivcr-
sary of the organization of the order
of Odd Fellows.
Valentine Bliss has added a third
story to the property on Sanderson
avenue, recently purchased by him
from the Dimmick estate, and is MAX
ing extensive improvements to the in
terror of the building. A low wall of
dressed stone is being built around the
grounds, which will be surmounted by
q pretty iron fence. When the work
now in progress is completed. Mr.. Bliss
will possess one of the most conven-
lent and beautiful homes in this pretty
suburb.
The funeral of William Mclaughlin
took place from his late home, on Dick
son avenue, yesterday afternoon at ESQ
o'clock Rev. Francis Bateman, rec
tor of Church of the Good Shepherd,
conducted the services. A male quar-
tette rendered very effectively, Down
the Valley" and "Come Unto Me-" The
pail bearers We're Anthony Long. JOS
eph Seward, Joseph Hangi, Robert
Simrell, Edward Laughlin and Daniel
RrundaCe
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VACATIONS OF POLICEMEN.
They Begin on May and Conclude
September II.

The vacations of policemen will begin
on May of this year and conclude
Sept. IA. The dates follow:
May to 10, Samuel T.. Sloat, James
II. Qunnan, David f, Davis; May 10
To 90 George Jones, John Saltry, Chris
tian Rose; May 20 to 80. Thomas Gem
NELL Patrick May, Thomas Collins;
May 30 to June 9, John Addyman, T.
r. Thomas, John ID. Thomas; June 0
to 10, William Matthews, Dominick Boz
land, Louis Goerlitz; June 10 TO 20,
John McColligan, Thomas Connery, Jas.
Hart; June 20 to July s, John McMul-
len, Thomas Potter, Wells Hockenber-
ry; July s to 49, Thomas Lowry, Will
liam Gscheidle, Victor Sartor; July is
TO rs. John Mallott, Finley Ross. Peter
Haggerty; July 20 to Aug. 8. John Joh-
ler, Fred Karius, Michael Walsh; Aug.
to 16, Hezekiah Peters. Thomas Jones,
Conrad Marker; Aug. 16 to 26, David
Parry, Thomas Evans, Charles Neuls;
Aug. 26 10 Sept. 4, Harry Flax, John Il.
Thomas, Adam Pantle; Sept. to IA,
Charles Webber, Harry Bradshaw and
John McHale.
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the First Welsh Baptist church. and
the services throughout the day were
of missionary nature. In the morn
ing, at 10 o'clock, the exercises were in
English, and consisted of devotional
services, singing. and an English SER
mon by the pastor. Rev. d. d. Hop
kins, on "Christ's Rule and the Chris
tian's Submission" The discourse was
Of missionary nature, and pleased all
who were privileged to hear 1t.
The evening service, at 6 o'clock, was
both In English and Welsh. The Scrip
ture lesson was read by Miss Elizabeth
Hughes, and the singing was under the
direction of the chorister and organ-
ist, Prof. w. w. Evans and Mrs. d. B.
Thomas. Rev. u. d. Hopkins pre-.
sided. A feature was the recitation.
"Rock Of Ages" by Miss Lottie Jones.
James A. Evans delivered a splen-
did address in the Welsh language on
the subject Of Missions" and Miss
Stella Thomas sang a solo very effec.
lively. After an anthem by the choir.
David j. Davis gave an English ad.
dress on an interesting missionary line,
and the benediction was pronounced by
the pastor. Solos were also rendered
by John Evans, verna Williams and
Sarah Lewis.