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New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
GERMAN POLICE STOP 4UTOuOBILEs.


FATAI ACCIDENTS DUE TO RECKLESS DFIVIS
Berlin, Aug. 2O.-The police administration OF
the Rhine country is taking measures to resist
the invasion of Belgian automobiles Parties
from across the frontier race recklessly through
German villages, and fatal accidents were re
ported to-day from three villages. The lhhaoi-
tants tried to lynch automobile driver who
ran over an eight -yearold girl at SinZig; a BEL
gian count killed aged man at Bruhl. and
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First round match Play Presdenfs Gopa8HfsI Gar K
a2nRan beat Leabe up and to play n 'aIpeF Js1
I'M c beat A. III Reed Jay $ Jones beat A l.
sheT2nan up and TO play; George IL T5aGReT. Ir.'
Ia an = y holes: VI ]. Evans beat H l. Phillips up
aS First round play consolation cqpaT e, Brown
Mcclure / up; W. c. Barnewa beat W L. Gunther' 20 .
Up 5 70 Ygy' a sidney Carpenter Willis Austin
un and ] to play: G /. Reilly beat G "; Keats. up
a5 to NAV paul Waterman beat c. d. Cleghorn. up
a. NJ Clark heat H w. Brown. up anG & TO play.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
BISHOP P IN STRAIGHT HEATS.

The first Of the series Of light harness meetings
to be held on the Long Island Circuit began at
Huntington at the fair grounds yesterday There
was a good attendance and close finishes The
meeting will end to-day. Bishop P was surprise
in tbe 90 class taking three heats right of the
raeI The 2.15 class lso was I'm straight heats
Tlr + L. Rurgess's bay mare Rellette, the local
crack taking first money. Belette starts To-Day IN
the % class. The summaries:
rPoTTING AND PACING-2.40 CLAsS-BEsT THREE
IN TTVF-PI-RSE $500
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
EASTERN LEAGUE.
NEWARK TWICE BEATEN AT HOME.

NEWARK TWICE bt--t H@tN <AI I1O-AA@'
Buffalo defeated Newark in both games in a
double header at Newark yesterday. winning the
first In the ninth inning on a base on balls. an
error by DAILY and singles by Ferry. Brain and
Grimshaw. Hesterfer pitched both games Tor New
ar,. and did we'll in both. Ferry had eight strike
outs In the onenug contest. Laroy pitched the sec
ond game for Buffalo and Newark barely escaped
base on balls and singles by MacGamwen and
Schrau Buffalo secured only fourteen hits OFF Hes
tarfsr i'm the eighteen innings Atherton was re-
moved from the irst game for back talk TO Umpire
Sharkey. The
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
CRICKET.
DISSATISFACTION OVER KNICKERBoCKER-
MANHATTAN GAME.

The cricket game played between the hnlcker-
becker Athletic Club and the Manhattaus last Sat
urlav has aroused a tempest in a teapot. The Man
haitian players severely criticised the wicket pre-
match claiming, as was eVldentIE
the case that II had been watered at one END. ana
that this in a measure aided the bowling or {. H.
Clarke. who captured eight wickets Tor nine runs
IN the report of the match in the Tribune these
facts were so stated L. +. Kelly the cricket sec
retary of the Knickerbocker Athletic Club. objects
to the report of the game, and appears TO think
that ii written with malice atOrethouSht ana
vicious design. -,
Several of the Manhattan participants IN the
game Yesterday. and all of them stated
that what occurred was correctly reported and IN IN
fact that their INDICATION at having to play on
such a wicket not by any means fully eX-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

Sacrifice hfts-Devn. Heulnng Left on oases-Sss ys
ark 8: Buffalo 4 First errors-NeWarS 4. ou.
falo g. Double pIays-Day Devln: Ferry. Brain 90
Law: Mattress TO First base balls-On HsseI
g or Ferry. A. Struck out-Ey Hesterfer, - oy
Ferry Passed baIs-Thackera, 1; shaw. l. Time
1:5o. Umpires-Messrs. Rim and Sharkey-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
NEw-ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Dover-Dover 3; Nashua o
At Fall Rivsr-Lowsll. ,, FaU River, first game,
Fall River. 3; Lowell, 2 tsecond Eane1-
At Lawrence-SIanchester- .. Lawrence FIRST
ten Nnngsl; Lawrence 4; Manchester second garne)
At COncOrd-Conccrd. s. Haverhill. .
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4 STEAM FLYER.
BASEBALL.
BROOKLYN PITCHERS OUT OF FORM,
AND CINCINNATI WINS TWICE.
TITS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
pittshurg and New-York. philadelphia, A. Chicago z
Boston l. 81 LOUIE " 'i''
Cincinnati. 10: Brooklyn. . gamet- -
(frs SaTeb st Louis = boston- N90N
Cincinnati. Brooklyn. ond gane)-
tsecond game)-
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland. 6: Boston. 3. Baltimore, 1: Detron. %.
Philadelphia, !; St Louis chicago iVr w dSils'ON "
l.
GAMES TO-DAY
Neu-York Pittsburg. Boston at St Louis
T2rookIvn AZ Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago.
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SIXTH RACE-Seiling
half furIonEs
DIRECT HAL LOWERS TIME.
HE BREAKS HIS OWN AND THE NOR
FOLK STAKE RECORD AT
READNILLE.

ReadvilIe Mass. Aug. 20-The Grand Cir
cult card this afternoon was the one arranged
for YESTERDAY and which the rain prevented
The track was sticky, but even with this draw
back Direct Hal broke his own record OF -'oo'2
and the Norfolk Stake record of one-fourth sec
ond slower by going the third heat in 2:O6
This race was easily the best OF the day
The feature was the whrlwind finish in the
second heat between Direct Hal, driven by
CSeers and Greenline the Goshen. Ind. horse,
driven by Saunders. Geers was obliged 10 make
Direct Hal do the last quarter in 29&4 seconds
n win. and he finished only half head to the
good at that.
Geers won TWO races to-day the Norfolk
nurse of So coo with Direct Hal and the Sl,ooo
purse for the 2:lS trotters with Prince oI
Orange Dan Patch. who is here to go against
star Pointers famous mile OF l:59ti, on sat
urday. was sent around several times between
the heats >-e,,- %.
class pace for 50 600 There were ten starters
Direct Hal being heavily backed at - I" /, III
the first heat Geers loafed, and Greenllne TOOK
ir easily The next time Geers found II prudent
70 drive out as Greenline was going very Iasl.
At the half Greenlne, at the Poie' was tnl pslm9
0Verhauled by Direct Hal, ana at Il'7 lIlIee
quarters he was only about length TO the good
The finish brought the big crowd upon its toes
Greenline was going like a nachihe anu II @ uit
oot seem nossible that he could be beaten, but
Direct Hal. urged by Geers. gained foot oy fool
until he went under the Wire hat a hedd u'e
The third heat was paced in 2:o6 fiat by Direct
Hal who won the heat and broke tae stahs re- re-
ord made by Audubon Boy of 2o6@4, and @ also
his own record OF 2,o6lz. The time for the quar-
tars was 0:3l1z. 1:o434, 1:35& and 2:o0 the last
half being covered in l'oI44; -, ,. .frrare
rrla fourth heat saw only the neat "l!Li!SIS
cailed out, Direct Hal and Greenlne. They
were sent away looking like pair keeP5g 1DiIect a.
even strides until the last quarter, when DlTeco @
HaI took the lead, and won easily oy '"'
lengths Ill, ha tho great
The second race tomorrow VIII De 'ie s
- --f,,ry yv1nH n
s15 0e0 and fast time is expected as the 'r"oA
is in excellent condition
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
ST LOFTS AND BOSTON BREAK EVEN

ST Louis. Aug 2O-st. Louis and Boston divided
honors in to-dav's double header. Pittinger had a
shade the better Of Yerkes in the box in the first
zane but Currier held the BOston's safe in the
second Attendance. 200 The score:
FIRST GAME.
r E
c, Iou,s % %
1sostor o 0-1 1
Ratter,es-Yerkes and Ryan; Pittinger and Moran
SECOND GAME.
G. 1,, / o Ks
T,oef-n ~ D % 2
Ratteres-C,urri. and Ryan: Willis and Kittredge.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
PAc1NG-211 c1.Ass-Two IN THREE-PURsE
$1,000.

T7-t-ca Direct p h CNi-Henry) ................ l
Billy H. b h, GisheT2 -------------.---''''.. .
b n. fMcDonalcb
Annie Leyburn. N. G'otter) ..---....-.....-.-
Te:onic. b h. CTozie) -.--..--..-......-..-----ll
Glaysops h. Knapp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
Dan Riley, b. tIIudson) --.------.--------..-.
Evoute. (Bther) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. > ~
Alice Holmes b. N. LAllen) .---..----.-..-- 70 "
Hubbard. b. (irant % ais
Time. 2:O7t<. 2:0lla. 2:09s..
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npocRAnME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

-,>,,-- SARATOGA Racing Association
rcrp AII-New-Y Pittsburg. Brooklyn at Gin
BASsosa- F2hila de;,ha Chicago Boston St Louis
eve -anles}
Tz>yNIS-National championships Newport;
IAN-r Nc-r,rnsTaent a Lake Mahopac
l,avroo5 vs winners o August 10; Point
POlTTJJ.si.F trp al Narragansett Pier.
,-a1cKET-Branch Brook at k1'ickerboeker A {
ci-Iy7,T,5c-Plyrncuth Yacht Club regatta
--o,Sr SF4Ow.-At Bar Harbor
r,-,-r,r sf4oW.-At Bar Harbor
nc poNG-Tournament at Lake Mahopac
-, >,nA-bole medal play for Mrs. Ulysses d Eddy
Golrr., - spawarnis; open scratch tournament at
F-kwan1k.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
DOG SHOW.
LADIES AGAIN TO EXHIBIT AT THE GARDEN
-s10 600 FOR PRIZES.

The Ladies' Kennel Association Dog Show Will
be held at Madison Square Garden In the early fal
That women are capable of conducting dog show
evidenced by the sue :ess attendant upon the
initial venture last year The Garden was thronged
by lovers of the high class dog OF Which there
were upward Of fifteen hundred on exhioition. En-
couraged by their success. elaborate arrangements
being made for this show
Upward of $4,000 in prize money will be or1ered.
than has been Offer ed by any club In this
country A liberal classification VIII be provided
for arrangements having made for S6S classes,
OF which sixty-stx are winners
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

AT PHILADELPHIA
81 I7uis.....O o o O-1 D
PhIadephia .........O o U o 3 o o x-f /
Batterfes-PoweIl and Kahoe: Husting and Powers
AT BALTIMORE
r,1,ir,ora 2 2-T =
Iatraif artii'ie 2 o 80 10 o
Batteries-wntse and Robinson: Yeaser and McAlster
AT BOSTON. -
Boston ...-..-------O
Eattertes-Sparks and Warner: Moore and Wood
AT WASHINGTON
F. II. E
y-aebtngton O 5 O o 0 o o L 10 /
Chicago ...........4 1 . DO -
Batteries-C,arck and Clarke. Patterson Callahan and
Mcfarland.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
CONNECTICUT STATE LEAGUE.

At Merden-New- Haven 3. Merfden. O.
At HartfOrd-Springfeld. 3; Hartford. &.
At Bridgeport-New- London 6. BRIDGEPORT q fnrs
game. Bridgeport. B. New-LSndon. second camel.
At Waterbury-NorwiCh. s. Waterbury. S first game
twelve Innings: Norwich Waterbury second garne)
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
LERsEY CIrY WINs cIOsE GAME.

BY punching hits after a base on balls in the
seventh inning the Jersey City team the final
game of the series from Rochester at Jersey City
yesterday by a score of to l. The score
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
FIRST GAME.

NEW-YORK GAME POSTPONED.
Pittshurr Aug A-The Pittsburg- New York
game was postponed account Of rain
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

TRoTTING-2:lS CLAss-PCRsE. $1,000

Prince Of Orange. b g, Prince Of In44a--
silver Heir. u. h. (E2-ynl --.;;...---.-------5 =
NiIard Sanders b z. tMerriled) -.-.-------'''i
Hal b. e. CTurnerl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AIIabrieve b. g tMcDon2ldb -------------''''-' q
Kalevala. .. n tNOunSt
4tatpA 1s' nL-H' ~ -, a. ~ frozsri .......... = 10
Baron Bell q. h. CIudson) -.--.'....-.--------l9
ulab Mac
Fife G.. Z. m (Deularesu - ~
nan go Time. 2:l2la. 2:14la. 2:1li4.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
FIRST GAME.
NEWARK.
Totals 80 4 Q 27 II 3 Totals

.Hemmns batted for Hesterfer in the ninth inning
Sara-l, o / o.
Earnas runs Newark. 8; Buffalo, 2. Two-oase hits
MacC;amweii schraL Home ruo-drtmshaw. Stolen
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SECOND GAME
CINCINNATI
Cincinnati
Rr.nkirn

Two has, hits-Petz. Retkey. Three base hts-tTa%- ~
L-a1av Paftz ruus-SheCkard Sej IncOr
Sci.n hases.Peitz Corcoran. Maoney. Double plays.
and Beckey Corcoran Pe'tz
and BeckIey FIRST balls-By Poole o. by hugnss
Str,rk out-Fv Poole =. by Hughes 3 Time. LOO
Ii-rn,reqN Brown and Irwin. Attendance, 1000.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

At Observation-Disclosures. 3. Montreal first gac1c)
Providence. q, Montreal second gamel
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, .: Toronto o (hrst Eaae}r
Toronto. :; Worcester. Second gane)-
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FIRST GAME.
al. .s6 10 II 2711 2 Totals ....3


Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures o %
1,niotir, -. .............O o - :
Three base hits-Corcoran. Dolan. Stolen bases,heey
Icnovan First base balls-By Newton s hit py
ni+rbed ball Newton l. Struck out-Ey FnllpS. i
by Newton Time 200 Umpires-Brown and Irwin
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
ATHLETICS.
RAY C. EWRY WILL TRY TO ESTABLISH
NEW RECORDS

Raw c Ewry of the New-York Athletic Club.
American and international champion and world S
record holder for the three standing jumps and the
standing high and broad jumps, and justly ce4e-
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ...29 2 T2T 10 2
o o o o o o o o III
% o o 1 I o o o CO
Totals 80 1 i q.

Earned Tun-Buffao- I. Tvvo-base hIt-ShaW- St1IsIl
base-Brain Sacrifice hits-Brain, Law. Left on bases
Newark 3; Buffalo. First base errOrs-Sewark, l.
Double pIays-Devn, DAILY MacCiamwell: SchraH 70
DAILY: Mattress. Atherton Law: Brain. Atherton %
balls-Of Hesterfer, ?, on Laroy.
Struck out-By Laroy 5 Passed balI-Skaw- Urnpires
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

Earned rIns-Jersey City. . Left on 5ases-Jersey
City & Rochester. g First hallSOf PfanTnier,
3; off Horton, ;. Struck out-By Pfanmiier. l. Two
hits-lack. Blake Sacrifice hitsHayden. Dennis
Stolen Hazan. Double plav-Nack Crtffen. Carr
Passed baII-McNanus Unpire-Egan- Time-1:55.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
GASOLINE RACER

the rating is at four strokes The list is
the second Ia isued this season. the first hav-
ing appeared April Is. Those who have oeeh
Handicapped at ten strokes better are shown in
the following list:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
ENTRIES AT SARATOGA TO-DAY.
Rsr RAcE-Son-,stnners at Ibis n.eeting. Six fur
three-year-oids and upward

.ox HANDICAP. One and
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
TotaIs IS 3 521 10 .

Rochester % o q o D o % 4 O-t
Sharp County record., 1902-10-03

The trial Of CIem Endicott
comes up at Hardy today before
ESQ. Halliburton, we understand.
Endieott has been buying cedar
in the Northern District for some
months for a northern firm, and
is charged with embezzlement.
1t is charged that he has issued
several checks for cedar or cedar
brakes and has no timber to show
for the cash. Endicott is repre-
sented by Hons. S. H. Davidson
and Hon. D. L. King, and is
prosecuted by Hons. Boen Phillips
of Hardy and G. E. Elmore of
Mammoth Spring.
The West Plains Gazette, in
speaking Of the surveynow being
made from Newport through this
section, says:
That the Rock Island survey is
a permanent one, and is being
made with the intention of con-
structing the line is certain. Only
one thing can stop the building
of the line, so it is said in rail-
road circles, and that is the pur-
chase of the Frisco by the Rock
Island. AS President Yoakum,
Of the Frisco, stoutly denies such
a probability, it can be said with
some degree of safety, that ere
long West Plains will have di-
rect line to ST. Louis.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-03
SHOOTING AT BATESVILLE.

! Batesville, Sept. 30.-A very
I sensational and probably fatal
shooting occurred at the court
house in this city this morning at
10 o'clock. W. j. Ward, deputy
circuit clerk, was seriously, ifnot
fatally, wounded by DR.. j. P.
Dorr, a prominent physician OF
Dota. Five shots were fired,
three of which were effective, two
being only flesh wounds, but the
third entering in the back near
the kidneys is very serious and
may prove fatal.
Both are men of considerable
prominence and the shooting has
caused considerable excitement.
The cause is not definitely
known yet, but it is said that
Dorr was insanely jealous Of
Ward, who had worked for
him for several years in the cap
acity of salesman in a store which
he owns and runs at Dota. 1t is
said he believed Ward had alien
ated his wife's affection. His
wife, though, has been dead for
several months.
After his arrest Dorr was being
guarded in the sheriff's s office and,
catching or drawing the attention
of the guard to something else,
he secured a loaded pistol which
belonged to the sheriff, lying in a
drawer of the desk, and might
have done more shooting, but the
sheriff happened in at an oppor-
tune moment and took it from
him.
DR.. Dorr refuses to give out
any statement. Mr.. Ward says
it was unexpected to him, and he
thought the doctor was a friend
TO him.
Sheriff TIinkle kept DR.. Dorr in
the county vault for half an hour,
as the excitement ran high,
Sharp County record., 1902-10-03

The Rock Island surveyors
are still camped six miles north of
Evening Shade, and it is under
stood are making surveys up both
Sloan and Lave creeks. The
corps coming south is a con-
siderable distance this side Of
West Plains.
George H. Trevathan of
Mammoth Spring was here two
days last week soliciting sigma
lures to the S600,000 bond re-
quired of the state treasurer. He
met with fair success here. Mr..
Trevathan will shortly accept a
lucrative position in the office of
state treasurer Upton.
Hon. W. E. Founders of
Sharp county was in town Mon
day. Mr.. Founders, who repre-
sented his county in the last leg
islature, has abandoned politics
and will take up the medical
profession. He will spend the
winter in Memphis attending
ures.-Batesville Guard.
Reports from G. C. Clear,
who is in Little Rock, say that
his eyes are improving, and he
will probably remain under treat
ment for some time yet. Mrs.
Clear and two children have gone
to reside with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. G.. Sims of Lave
Creek township, until Mr.. Clear
returns home.
Clerk H. B. Hill has given
out all the Confederate pension
checks except to the following:
John L. Garner, w. T. Moser,
Martha E. Pollock, John S.
Young, Luther Parsley, M. A.
Baldridge and Eliza A. Dicker-
son. The above parties have
not called for their checks and
the clerk does not know their ad-
dresses. They should write to
Mr.. Hill about the matter.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.

Sells g. Downs show exhibits
atBatesvilIe today.
-Taz Hunt Of Salem was here
a day Or two last week.
W. A. Edwards has been on
the sick list the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Shows
little daughter, Jane, is quite
sick.
Hon. r. I. Herrn m ade a
business trip to Morgan townshi p
Tuesday,
stor, The ''sgh aa3 WORKS Of Elo Cola.
Laxative Bromo,Quininc Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No Cure
no pay. Price 25 cents.
Hon. r. K. Arnold of Kings
Mill was transacting business
here Monday.
W. D. Cochran was in Mem
phis several days last week
buying goods,
w. r. Nelson Of Reed called
one day last week and dropped a
coin in the slot.
L. Walton Roe orders us to
send his Record to Imboden, in
stead of Grange,
Capt, j. Wann made a busi-
ness trip to the lower part of the
county this week.
George W. Parsley is con.
fined to his home with an attack
of chills and fever.
VIC. Birchfield of Davidson
township was transacting busi-
ness here this week.
-Chas. Stokes and wife have
moved to town, and are occupy
ing a house on Main street.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-03
Confessions OF a Priest.

Rev. Jno. S. Cox, of Wake Ark,
writes, for II years l suffered from
Yellow Jaundice, consulted num-
Der of physicians and tried all sorts
of medicines, but got no relief,
Then I begah the use of Electric
Bltters and feel that am now cured
Of a disease that had me in Its grasp
for twelve years II you want re"
liable medicine for Liver and Kid.
ney trouble, stomach disorder or gem
eral debility, get Electric Bitters.
It's guaranteed by Snow, Only soc.
-~----~---~-~~>>~>>->->-~-
School OpenS next Monday.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-03
A love letter.

Would not interest YOU If you're
looking for guaranteed Salve for
Sores, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd,
of Ponder, Mo. writes: / suffered
with an ugly sore fur year, but
box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
me. It's the best Salve on earth.
25c at Shows drug store
Sharp County record., 1902-10-03
B. j. Flanagan Of Center
made us a call Saturday.

B. j. Flanagan Of Center
made us a call Saturday.
1t is said there are some
splendid indications Of zinc on
the old Wilkerson place in Scott
township. This farm is about six
miles from the railroad survey
being made by the Rock Island
people.
10 hn Gardner of Scott town
ship was in the city yesterday.
Get afree sample of Chamberlaln's
Stomach and Liver Tablest at Srow'a
drug store. They are easier to take
and more pleasant ID effect than pills
Then their use IS not followed by
consultation as IS often the case with
pills. Regular size, 25c, per box.
The following is taken from
the last issue Of the Ravenden
Hustler:
| have just reached home from
lecturing tour at Williford,
Center and Evening Shade.
My effort at Martins Creek
was not only attacked with eggs
from the hands of cowardly boys,
but am informed by creditable
witnesses that it was afterwards
attackek from the rostrum by a
learned theologian, who also
lacked the backbone to face the
music. There are many big dogs
and little dogs who scent my
track after | am gone, and send
NY few pitiful howls, but 1t is
seldom indeed that they have the
starch to peep during my pres
ence
D. r. Baldwin.
If DR.. Baldwin ever lectured in
Evening Shade he was mighty
quiet about it.
The excitomeut incident to travel
inc and change Of food and water
often brings on diarrhoea, and tor
tins reason no one should leave home
without a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cohc, Cholera and Diarra hocRem~
edy, For Sale by Snow,
Sharp County record., 1902-10-03

W. T. Campbell Of Pough-
keepsie made the Record pleas
ant call one day the latter part Of
last week.
Miss Bah Collins brought
the Record Office a magnificent
pear Tuesday, weighing a pound
and an ounce.
Mrs. W. A. Chase of Nowata,
I. T., is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Il. Price, three
miles north of town.
The Best Prescription for Malaria,
Chills and fever is a bottle Of
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is
simply iron and quinlne IN tasteIess
form. No cure-no pay. Price
so cents.
Mrs, E. L. Southworth and
little daughter Of Salem are here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. C.
Shaver, Mrs. Southworth's par
ents.
Mrs. Jessie Mills, who is a
sister of Mrs. Joseph Ault of this
place, is first assistant in the I'M
boden public school, which opens
next Monday.
Judge James W. Smith of
Sharp county was in town We'd
nesday, He will return next
week to look after some business
in the circuit court.-Batesville
Guard.
We put up our office stove
Tuesday, and now if some good
friend will bring us a load Of that
"promised wood" as Uncle Dave
Craig would say, we will be very
grateful.
Hon. Sam H. Davidson and
wife went to Hardy Wednesday
to visit their daughter, Mrs.
/ A. NJ. Metcalf, and where Col.
Davidson has some legal matters
to attend to.
Green Douthit, who was in
dicted in lizard county for burn
ing Wiley Browns gin, five miles
west of this place, was tried at
the recent term of circuit court at
Melbourne and acquitted.
When you wake up with bad
taste in Y our mouth, 60 at ouce to
Shows drug stone and get a free
sample Of Chamberlaln's Stomach
and LIVER Tablets. One or two
doses will make you we'll. They al,
so cure billousness, sick headache and
constipation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Jerni-
gan of Scott township spent sew
eral days with relatives in Eve
ming Shade this week. Mr.. Jer-
nigan will go to ST. Louis shortly
where he will attend medical
lectures this winter.
All parties knowing them
selves indebted to me for services
from the horse, Billy Allen, will
please come forward and make
settlement, as the owner of the
horse is pressing me for the mon
ey' M. B. Coger.
To Cure acS. IN one Day
Take Laxative Bromo.Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money IT it fails to cure. E. w
Groves Nigu ature is on each box
25 cents,
J. W. Grady now has the
contract for the carrying of the
Sulphur Rock and Evening Shade
mail route, having secured it
from Sam Wilks. Mr.. Graddy
took charge of his route Wednes-
day. Mr.. Wilks still has the
Evening Shade and Cushman
Sharp County record., 1902-10-03
A VypicaGAGyican store.

o. r Larson, Of Bay Villa, Sun,
days, R'ver, Cape Colony, conducts
store typical Of South Africa, at
which can be purchassd anything
from the proverbial needle to an an
chor. Thi- store Is situated in a
valley nire miles from the nearest
town, Mr.. Larson says; / am fa>
yored with the custom of farmers
within a radius of thirty miles, to
many OF whom I-have supplied
Chamberlaln's remedies. All testl,
fy to their value in a household
where a doctors advice is almost ont
OF the question. Within ore mile Of
my store the population is perhaps
sixty Of these, within the mas,
Twelve months, TO less than fourteen
nave been absolutely cured by
ohamberlain's Cough Remedy. Tbi.
must surely be a record. For salo
by Snow,