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Sharp County record., 1904-03-25
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Sharp County record., 1904-03-25
Republicans May Vote.

Fort Smith, March 1S.--There
is considerable excitement here
over the rumor that an attempt
will be made to vote Republicans
in the state primaries, on March
26, in order to carry the county
for Davis. 1t is hinted that some
Republicans desire the nomina-
ton of Davis in order to enable
them to place a Republican in the
field for governor with some
chance Of winning.
Col. Brizzolara, chairman of
the county Republican central
committee, has Issued circular
which refers to the rumor and
then goes on to say that such
conduct is highly improper; that
it is not only unfair to the party
to which Republicans do not be-
long, but grossly unfair and
deeply embarrassing to Republi-
cans who believe in party integri-
Sharp County record., 1904-03-25
No Sense OF Decency.

Jas. Tilman, who murdered Ed
tor Gonzales of South Carolina,
is a candidate for a seat in cong
ress. 1t was to the lasting shame
Of the state of South Carolina
that this man was acquitted, and
there could be no lower depths of
political degradation than for
the same state to elect him to
congress. We are not prepared
to say what will be the result of
his candidacy. Instead of retir-
ing to the seclusion that should
characterize his life after acquit-
tai for one Of the blackest crimes
on the calendar, he has not the
sense Of decency to refrain from
Haunting himself before the pub
lie in the most audacious manner,
There is no accounting for the
taste Of some people, ahd he may
have sufficient strength to war;
rant the presumption Of his elect
ion, May the good Lord pity the
people who have SO small a con-
ception of what is right in such a
case that they would elect such a
man to any office!-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-25
Public Speaking g

The candidates for the various
offices of Sharp county will ad-
dress the public at the following
places and dates, to-wit;
Kings Mill, Friday, March IL.
Ash Flat, Saturday, March II.
Hardy, Monday, March IA.
Ladd School house, district 81,
Tuesday, March Is.
Williford, Wednesday, March
IS.
Dotson's school house, Thurs
day, March II.
Institute, Strawberry township,
Friday, March IS.
Poughkcepsie, Saturday March
10.
Calamine, Monday, March 21.
Cross Roads, Tuesday, March
%.
Cave City, Wednesday, March
%.
Sidney, Thursday, March "a.
Evening Shade, Friday, March
20.
Speaking begins at 10 a. m. by
the candidates for representative,
Sharp County record., 1904-03-25
cured

Cured:
Gov. D.-Judge, how about
that report published in the Ar
kansas Democrat, concerning the
Evening Shade speaking?
Judge Mc.-Governor, | had
nothing to do with it.
Gov. Dwell, by G., why
didn't you deny it?
Judge Mel have my own
race to make, governor, and can
not afford to take any part in
yours.
Gov. Dwell, by G-I am
for that one-eyed son of b.
and | want you to know it.
Judge Mc.-That is all right,
governor, but | shall take no part
IN your race.
Gov. Dwell, by G-I am for
that one-eyed son of a band
I'm going to carry your own
county against you.
To this Judge McCaleb made
no reply, but went down stairs.
This was the day after Col, Coffin
said Davis was drunk at Hoxie,
and | have every assurance that
he was drunk, for others said he
was, and his eyes were red and
his breath was that of a man who
had been on a protracted drunk.
/ was surprised and disgusted
with the above conversation and
Davis condition, 30 did not 60
further than the door to Gov.
Davis room, but excused myself
and went down. Now, there were
four other men who heard this,
one of whom is Uncle Bill Child
ers, and if any of my readers
doubt the truth of the above, let
them ask him or Judge McCaleb.
AS to Judge, G. D. Wood,
have known him fifteen years.
known of him twenty years, and
he is an honest, upright, christ
ian gentleman, worthy Of any
father holding up to his sons as
an example. ] lived two years
in his judicial district and know
how he stands at home. No mar
can stand higher.
Two years ago was a strong
Davis man, so were Clay Sloan
Mr., Childers and many others
who now because Of his dishon'
esty, have turned their backs or
him, feeling that he is not wor'
thy to be longer recognized as al
honest man, nor is he worthy the
name of gentleman.
G. A. WARREN.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-25
F0Eey's Kidney Cstre
makes Kidneys and bledde9 siyht.

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Maryland's new senator can be
depended upon to be in Washing
ton March 4, Rayner shine.
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Soon all sores heal, aches and pans
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AT the same time, b. B. Is. improves
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skin disease, and cures after all else
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Sharp County record., 1904-03-25

ty. He earnestly requests Re-
publicans to refrain from any
participation whatever in the ap-
preaching primaries.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-25
.eW acts
About Jeff Davis,
In by One Who Knows
What He's Talking
About.

4. G. A. Warren of Black
II, one of the best known men
,Swrence county, writes the
FFd as follows;
syernor Davis is using his
N as governor to build up a
i,sty that will perpetuate hlm
',fice if he wants it, lie
US sure that every man he
4nts to office, even as low as
ais to be a friend and suppor-
Ind he uses every depart
sof the state and its instiJu-
n as political machines. We.
Take up the state University
u he has been Governor and
.iSicio President Of the Board
justices, teachers have been
Id out because of their po-
a views, even a woman was
at because her people were
Ikntial Republicans, yet
Eork as teacher was eminent
satisfactory. Ouher women
i have been let out because
yfriends had no political in
,be. The director of the eX-
''lental station, Mr.. Bennett a
',tific man, who held the po-
/. from his special fitness was
ID out to make room for Mr..
snheller, who was an intlu-
il politician and took an active
in the Davis race, two years
!, Not only was MIR. Vlncen-
q elected, but at a subsequent
ing of the Board, his election
llnade for three years or more,
ak it was five-be this as it
i his chief qualification was
..olitical influence and apartl-
!, for Davis. Many of my
isrs will remember that when
.Fincenheller went out of OF
!, as commissioner of mines
agriculture, he had the legis-
> to create the office of Po-
Ilgist, which he held for two
,), until the next Legislature
\ abolish it as a nuisance.
The must hold an office and
a salary so Davis and his
lis on the Board, friends
IA he had appointed, must
for Mr.. Vincenheller at the
,1se Of the state. 1t would
4 been far better, if he had
y pensioned and made to sit
ahe stool of "do- nothing"
H; do the people care what a
Is politics is, so he does his
n AS to women's politics
aClevelend has said; "Women
\ no politics." but he did not
!; the schemes and devises,
|, politicians as Davis use or
puld have qualified his asser-
& Coming to our state officers
,sare all upright men, except
Is, and what is the feeling
pen them and the Governor?
N Davis does not speak to any
lem except Col. Upton, whom
'ppointed Treasurer, upon the
"A of Treasurer Little. Every
twho ever opposed Davis for
'ernor is a rascal to hear hlm
'>is) tell it, and he speaks to
! of them. Judge Bryant Of
'lSmith and Col. Fletcher Of
's Rock, were so unfortunate
oppose him. Doubtless all
N of his treatment of Col. ~,
'sonroe as Clay Sloan has re-
'edly told it in his speeches,
have a more dastardly deed
Hate, if it were possible, con-
ing his treatment Of Judge
aleb two years ago when
aIeb and Brundidge were
1idates for congress from the
district. They had spoken
,oocahontas at night before
Sharp County record., 1904-03-25
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for children safe. sure. No cpiafes,

Home stretch-the "truth" a
late husband sometimes tells.
For sick headache try Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets;
they will ward off the attack if ta-
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the druggist.
Address yourself tc young peo-
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Come to the Record office for
all legal blanks.
1t is often heated argument
that, causes a GOODNESS between
two friends.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-25
Stepped Against
"A Hot stove.

A child OF Mr.. Geo. 7. Benson,
when getting lis usual Saturday
night bath, stepped back against a
hot stove which burned HIM severe
ly. The child was in great agony
and his mother could do nothing to
pacify HIM, Remembering that she
had a bottle of Chamberlaln's Pam
Balm in the house, she thought she
would try it. In less than. half an
hour after applying 1t the child was
quiet and asleep, and IN less than
two weeks was well. Mrs. Benson
is well known resident of Kel!ar,
Vt. Pain Balm Is an antlseptic
hniment and especially valuable for
burns, cuts, bruises sand sprains.
For sale by Snow, the druggist.
Even the tenor may be a base
deceiver.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-25
TSOre Riots.

Disturbances of strikers are not
nearly as grave as all individual dis
order of She system, Overwork, loss
Of sleep, nervous tension will be fol-
lowed by utter collapse, unless a re-
liable remedy is Immediately en-
ployed. There's nothing so efficient
to cure disorders of the liver or kid
news as Electric Bltters. It's won-
derful tome, and effective nervlne
and the greatest all around medicine
for run down systems, 1t diSpel'
nervousness, rheumatism and nen>
raIgia and expels malaria germs.
Only soc, and dissatisfaction guaran.
teed by Snow, theldruggist.
Selfshness never saved a lost
soul.
YOU ENow WHAT YOU'RE TAXING
When you take Groves Iasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula Is
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that it is simply Iron and Our
nlne in a tasteless form. No cure,
no pay. soc.
Good cheer is no hindrance to
Arizona republican., 1904-07-28

Jefferson, Jackson and William Jea- ings Bryan.
 We endorse the Chicago and Kan sas Ci,y platforms and the St. Louis platform as adopted by the democracy in convention assembled without tele- graphic addition
 The following paragraph relates to the faithfulness of the Hearst dele gates at St. Louis: We reahirm the Tucson platform as adopted May PC, 1904. and endorse the selection of the delegates then made to the St. Louis convention. We point with pride to their course in the national convention "a course unsullied by deals or trades without cringing or fawnlng to the factions in power. demanding their rights and receiving them, executing thei' commission in letter and spirit, acquitting themselves like men, high minde, broad gauged and honorable"
 The favorite son is not forgotten: We are particularly pleased to con- gratulate our favorite son. the Hon. Carl Hayden, the chairman of the de- legation, the acting member of the committee on resolutions when } the plank committing his party to single and separate statehood forever. and home rule while remaining a territory was passed"
 The next plank contrasts the
Arizona republican., 1904-07-28

and that you inform us immediately
 whether you will comply with this de-
 mand
 Tn view of the fact that commission
 CTS were recently appointed by the
 board of governors of the Water Users association to represent the canal dis
 tricts watered by the above named ditches 1t was thought that these com missloners were the most competent 10 deal with this question and the com mittees named above are therefore composed of tLc canal commissioners representing those districts. though as mentioned above, in this movement they represent the farmers generally and In no way should their actions In this matter be construed as represent ing q Water Users association move ment.
 That the farmers under the Arizona canal might participate in the move
 ment of yesterday though having as ! yet formed no canal district. a com- mittee was appointed consisting of F.. E. Jack. M. l.. Gibbons and J. M. Ja-
 mison to present the following demand which was formulated by the meeting To the Arizona Water Co.,: | The water users served by your Ar,-
 zona canal with irrigating water for | their lands under the same hereby mo- | tify you that the said Arizona canal | is largely filled with silt, sand, debris, weeds and brush and is so generally out of repair and lacking in facilities i for diversion of water through it that our lanes are not served with the wa i ter we have paid you for carriage and | to which We are entitled, and such
 conditions will continue and grow
 worse unless remedied at once | We therefore demand that the fore ! going conditions be remedied at once and that you inform us immediately
 whether you will comply with this de- ' mand.
 1 The meeting also appointed a com
 mittee consisting of c. c. Hurley and
 J. c. McNulty to visit the joint head
 and note the conditions. When they
 arrived the flood was on and the canal
 was taking all the water 1t could carry
 and would have done so at the time
 whether their was a weir at the joint
 head or not providing the gates were , open.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-28
VERY SHORT AND BROAD
4 Platform Which Will Be Presented
 to the naricopa Democracy.

The democrats of this county have already begun talking about the hold ing of a territorial convention for the nomination of a candidate for dele gate to congress. Some of them have gone even further than that and have prepared a platform for the county convention. < is not very long platform but 1t is broad enough for all the democrats of the county to stand on; more than that, there is room enough for all of them 10 stand on It and kick at one another. Just who prepared it is not known but 1t represents the views of the over whelming majority of the democrats who took part in the late Hearst con- vention if they have not yet changed their views.
 The first two paragraphs accept as follows with reluctance the result at St Louis:
 We, the democrats of Maricopa county in convention assembled re- new our allegiance to the great prin- ciples of democracy as proclaimed by
Arizona republican., 1904-07-28

achievements of MT. Hayden with the resultless trip of the territorial dele> gation to the Chicago convention >by reason of the failure of the delegation to bring back with 1t in it's vest pocket statehood all ready for operation.
 otwithstanding the dsapproval of the Parker plank of the St. Louis platform the next plank of the propos- ed platform proceeds as follows: We endorse the nomination of Parker and Davis by the national coEvention and regret that republican perfidy pre- vents the state of Arizona casting an electoral vote for the next presiden, of the United States. Alton Brooks Parker"
 The next and last plank leads right up to the real business of the convention: We endorse that peerless democrat und undefeated leader. the Hon. Marcus A. Smith and instruct our delegates to the territorial convention to vote as a uni; for his nomination as delegate to congress and make the victorious bat tie cry of the coming campaign to be- Smith, statehood and democracy"
 Some of the democratic leaders were asked yesterday when and where the territorial convention would be held. They replied that the matter had been only informally talked over and that no time had yet been suggested for the holding of the convention but there was general agreement that the honor of containing the convention would come to Phoenix.
 It was also the impression of the bosses that Col. Wilson had with drawn from the race. That impress sion grew out of a statement said to have been made by the colonel before the St. Louis convention that If Par ker or any other extreme eastern de- moci9t should be nominated he would not be d candidate. It was also un- derstood said the democratic leaders that there was a movement by the de- mocracy of Pima county to bring out Judge Baker of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-28

Mrs. Emma Mitchell, 520 Louisiana street, Indianapolis, Ind, writes:
 "For the past five years have rarely been without pain, but Peruna has changed all this, and in a very short time. think had taken only two bot ties before I began to recuperate very quickly, and seven bottles made me well. do not have headache or backache any more, and have some interest in life."- Emma Mitchell.
 The coming of what is known as the thew woman" in our country is not greeted by everyone as if she were a great blessing. But there is another new woman whom everybody is glad to see. Every day some invalid woman is exclaiming, "I have been made new woman by Dr. Hartman's home treat ment.n It is only necessary to send name, address, symptoms, duration of sickness and treatment already received to Dr. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio, and directions for one months treatment will be promptly forwarded.
 If you do not derive prompt and satis- factory results from the use of Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving 8 full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable ad- vice gratis. | Address pr. Hartman, President of | The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus. O.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-28
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Arizona republican., 1904-07-28
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Arizona republican., 1904-07-28
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Arizona republican., 1904-07-28

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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-06
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
Of Farmers, For Farmers And Pertaining
To Farmers.
Get your dinner at Grifith's

Get your dinner at Griffith's.
For good pasture and good
water, see James r. Umstatt6..
We want at least one lady
from each township of Monroe,
Marion, Rails and Shelby
Counties to enter the Piano
Contest. Send names in at
once and get to work.
I For SALE OR TRADE-A good
wood stove. Inquire at DEMO.
GRAFT.
Charles L Elzea sold IL head
of Hereford heifers to Thomas
Scobee of Granville. Five head
of which, were registered.
We met the next Judge OF the
EASTERN District OF Monroe
County Thursday aud learned:
1t is too wet to yet our wheat in .
And when asked why are you
putting ia 20 acres of wheat, he
replied: Oh, 1 want it for win q.
ter pasture for my sheep.
Dan S Sharp sold one car
load of sheep to Redmund Davis
of near Emden, Thursday.
Dan K Yoweli, of north OF
Woodland was in the DEMOCRAT
office Friday afternoon and told
us: The last five days has
brought out the corn more thar
the five weeks before that.
VIM Buckman is feeding 50
head of 4 year old mules.
Saturday Col w T Youel
sold a COW and calf on the
street for Wesley Spooner to A
H Green for S22 and 6 yearllng
heifers at the stock yards for
G W Williams to John W White
and a lot of household goods
for Rube Martin on First ST.
So 1t was busy afternoon for
the Colonel.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-06

Col w r Youell has lost an.
other good horse, it was killed
in the pasture by lightning.
Right at the start permit us
to say: There is no money in
it for us, but there is for you if
you have the just pride due all
farmers, especially Missouri
farmers. Do you want to en-
hance the value of your lands7
Do you wish to have your pros
perity advertised Free so as to
bring in fresh blood and fresh
money? If so, as the DEMO
GRAFT will have it's Annual
Corn Show, so while you are
gathering your corn select FIVE
(5) ears of good corn aud enter
it at this office on or before
Nov. 2, for the premiums will
be awarded on the 9TH. The
premium is one years scOscrip-
tion of the DEMOCRAT for the
best five ears of yellow corn
and the same on white corn.
While the premium is small the
advertising your lands will get
will be great, so bring on your
corn as soon as possible. After
the show is over, the corn will
be given to the farmers who
will agree to save it for seed
corn and plant 1t in the spring.
1 L Owen has sold a fancy
Poland China brood SOW to
Grant See aud a male to John
Boarman.
% Who can beat it? James
Sandifer has raised this season
a good crop of oats and d good
+ crop of millet off Of the same
piece of ground and says: My
corn is the best that has been
raised on that farm in ten years.
Robert Kendrick is another
farmer who believes i'll a neat
home. Mr.. Peterson is paint
ing his residence for him:
Friday, Frank Hagan told us
that his aud his neighbors
wheat was up and looking we'll.
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