davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
Sine Sans D. galOw-a netSOtc.

9urh Den @rafen Waloeriee mu,
bel irgcnO elmer @elegenbcit ocl
rltbnreidlc mo ctlpaS citIt Sans L
Billion einem Soro 9unoen porqc.
IteQt, einem reihen ltno iher5lieben.
Den G%naI0nOer, Ger Soro fruQte,
n&er3eibcn Sic, Nerr 9oftor, lpQltrl
bobcn Sic bod 5ulebt III GnQluua
acipielt?" nGor 3iuci &obrcu
ontwortete 8iilolu, unO babel per.
finitertc iih ieinc Stiru, oenm CT
mar 0ontolS bon eini0cn &onoouer
@ldttern ihnldbIid) berlmtcrqcriiir1.
nllnO no ipicItcnSie, Ncrr0 oftor :"
- ~Wtit Sood)im 5ulommru i'm
&rpItoII Eolait." nSouobl, id,
erinnerc MIDI" iogtc ser 2or0, id,
babe III Den 3eitlun9en Oopon gele.
len. @o5 ipielten Sic oot oomul$,
moourh Sic cine b0Blidc aritif
berollsforOerten? bemertte 2orn
GumOen. 0os mar Billion 5lt uiel,
mo cr ontluortete qrob: %, on
Iieber Nuguitin," mno oils 3n0ubc
pfiffen Soodim uno i) 800 iape
the Giiccn." &oden sic, Wiplor0.
niellciht audi piliclL mas mir gc-
Ipciit boben? 9totiirlid @lumpuN.
otng!" Sprob'@, Itdno ultf uno
gin9 grollenO oouon. 9lueS iuB NIT
p%eroubtcn @eiiftGrn ou, eS mar cine
bodIt pcinlife Situotiun. Ga fam
Der Hctter in Der Notb, ser aQc5cit
ldlogfcrtige mo mibiqe Shuuipie.
Ter Serepo bin5ll. Sic, 9ereto,"
riet 8rof @olbcriee lodenO, yiIt9ii-
lon lotisfoftionSf6bi9? Gr bat bier
unleren &oro IumOcn 6clei0iot."
Ila man 9ereno Damn Sen &orfoQ
erjobItc, rief er ans; o@oB 9Iib, ga
bat er Sbre 6ra9c ais Molice ouf-
getoBt!" Sn benlieIbcn Altaenblid
fam 9illolu mieocr ber6initoI5irt. Gr
lhrltt brett ollf Soro Glmoen sit,
reldte linn nnbefongcn Die Sono
ln0 logte: sd mar SSbnen b0Ie,
botte nber bier5u feline llriote. Sd
babe leBt GrtunOi9umqen iiber Sic
etI8ejogcn." - Limb rpie iielen Die
lelben ans, @err 1oftpr?" frogte
MN Eltmoen, 5uor lG6elnO, ober
ood red)t onllm babel oltSiebeno.-
"gtlllt, letoer iiir mid nid)t giinlti9,"
lo9te Sans bon Billion. .@cnn Elm
Sillom lif nit einem 9umoen iiber
MiIlit mterbdlt, baum lit elmer bon
oelt betocn ein Sdic. Gieier O6ic,
W'pIoro bin IN oieien Sole id."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13

milIcn cin NnlSidDob mCroen rn0 in
Ole breitciten Shibteu unierer Be
D6Iferung Delltiher Qbfunft oringen.
G5 iii elm goI6ene8 Gebentbu6 fir
Die Geunt.9mertfaHer in oem ftb
in ben Observation-Disclosures TO
bieler GROCER 0clttiher Mdnner Die
Stimmcn Oe9 oclltiheu &oltc3 NnIc-
rita gcgeniibcr DieOeripiegeIt, IS
miro 0o5u b%eitruQen, ole 6rermoidoft
3piiden 9eutihIarO mo Amerifa
3t befeitiqeu. Sin bobe3 mo iho-
mes Streben, Ser llutcrittBmg aIler
9eutiden IN Tmeritu mertb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
%On Den ubercn 3cbmtGnienb in
Sciicn. a@etr47rr0a

Snt @roBber5oetbunt Seiien gibt
c" I'M Steiterinbr 1904 "a Chiffon
menlteuerpfIit)tiee, Die Elm idbrIi-
ue" Glntommen BON so bis 10000
@fart beItBen, 81 babeu Elm idbrIi,
QeS etlltommen bon 81 600 bis TO-.
ooo Ntorf, 30 boben ein ginfpmmen
BON 1000 bis $4,000 Morf, 10 bo.
pen EN- et1tonlmen bon $1,000 bis
9o'oO Mfort, 25 boben Elm ginfpm.
men Don $1,000 bis 100000 Nfort
rilo luz baben Elm ginfommeu pon
lol,OOo bis 1,91S,000 Morf. Son
Den Sesteren cntfoQelt allf sic BRO.
pllld S%farfenbur8 40, Tbeinbeiien
as nno Sberbeiien 10 einfommen.
iteuerpfli6tige.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
gailhelm GbuarS snffner.

Gs Itarb nm If. 9looember 1901 @ilge(m
Gouarb suiiner, a~eliebter sObn BON qouis uuh
WEaIbiIoe 5uffncr, im Alter bon II TahrcH,
/ Wtouut ltno 81 IagcH. Die 0ecroiaunp ftHoet
sunutaa, yInhmittdGa 2 llbr. bon Der gSobmuuI
iciHeu 6lierU, Gr. 2401, SraueiSs strnfc, ans
itatt. @otea6ienit III Der eoaHgeliihslutberis
ibCH Guucuroiua0trh an NSaIbroofsgtpe. Yci-
icHluIU uui DER oYouoonsEur ctHeterO"
t317-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
8ermii6tc Insciaen.
Namfnbitnttnnn-

.Gle lLerbltde Nitue oes am lehteu Wputaa
gusHIe 4 ,lplelte 9r, s.. Widrts ba5 gprUets
Qfm. pelHtEtl lgeHge louroe 2ouHerftaa 5Eads
mltta9 nW ? ltbr unter uHaemetu sGblrpider
betpelltguHg bon 9eiorugen6cn bonn yrnIprs
uaule, Ut. 2032. GrleuHss strabp. alIs ami nor
.Wtouni Sarnlel 9cmetcrD" 3ur .cbten afltbe be-
laitel. Sailor !. 5ticUfe dmtirtc. uno als
Nnortllnlraaer %tuHairtcn Ole 80. RbiI. @ra.
net, @enr9e Siutu9. GOuru0 Srcbmuuu. SreS
Slnd. Iug: Ntoiete lluo Gbus. Gubrcr. Ser
U9e!4HhpetelH ,Nrton" lana ole Gh6rc: Ser
GHHnlu1eIlen' Don 2eete uno .Suttes Rqtb II
SHetoe1-- non glenheISiObH uno bon Der, Gnn-
Pagnle q" lpielte Nr. y. DARTS ous GorHets
Solo; gtQber. metH @ott 5u 2tr!"
Setn laHgtdbriacr Sreuu0, OF. SltituS Saus
}e9lod, tonnte. neil CT Inner franz haruic6cr
laa, Ittht al Dem Observation-Disclosures theilucbz
Hlen' er ldHoie dbcr ais feline @crtreter in Dem
SCte1eu9eIOlac ocH Gottor 4. 4. srbaIn rnS
letIlen SpbH Mari SaHseQlud.
inner oeu otclcH NIImcHqeuiuoeH, tuc!hc i'm
Ntultet0dulc e%IHliCieH, b%Cfuuoeu ih Die folacus
Se, PEGS ee1 Der %29iltiue; lecrcr 2tubI BON
Sc, 'ssnoerhi IVY bon 6ralt Y Batter; W}ono
0ot Sfun Nrellcl uHo Sdnilic; 0ran8 uou
Ttdu hodelnHull uno SuWIltc; Nrcn} bon 0urI
!SelBei !cerer Slubl bon Aturl gSudculibrer.
SaSrue ltIo &G!oniono pom oGtt-Baltimorer
SHlmetlodQtcnocI Heihs tuh Spurperein;" ue-
otoDele Sdulc uoal .Cft= utumImentz StraFeu
AulHIerlnabrenoei NuupCvciU:" @uuouct pott
Slllhs San5e9lod FdImcH pOn gll6rrt WIuQae;
SttlieIt bon aSumpuQuie 8" nm %rrirrSer,
StrdH5 bon SrGu "a iter: Fnlmet BON Sen
Voller; &reu5 bon 6rut SDmiot: 0iiicu pou
y. 9ltilnerg; golQuel BON -. 0eder nm llrI-
9GF; HIleu oou 2. Builder; arGn3 bon 5rau
Siiter uto 6amtlte; Bouquet BON 5ral NBhcr:
9oroldntbemcH bon 5rau pau lub Samilir.
8onglei BON y. Garrlotr; arln8 bon Trat
Surdart; Arat5 non Srau QrciteHbddn; Wou
lict bon s.. Gercu 6. 6euniabauicn: S9i6mHno
lino SterH BON -. geo. gSaIace.
Ner3Itncr Gauf 0cm @eiangbcrein .g(riora
nm Der nGpmpuQutc O."
4Sie rltbt g lid 10 liiu
IN iil6lcr @rbcuqruit.
ISeuH mciHe9 Gpttcs @inc
DtiH BON Der NcilHulh ruit.
Su lab in NreuJ lIno curocu
Surid in Oieier 9&elt.
llno barre nuf ben MiurQe1.
Ser mir nOs @rdb erbeut.
9elpiomet bon Der trdIcrnhen
(3t6) Wuttiu mn Gfunfru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
Sohn Serluto &. Sp6n,

9eidcnbeitatter uub Giubnliamirer.
Tr. 200S, Stleausitr. Wib, EEL: @innior 25j.
SpeiQgel6aft: gtr. 524, herl. GaiterHsgbeHte,
Siob Gnotomu, Baltimore, WurDlano Selepbou:
@innfou go. 3utlfen perbel q~eIieiert fir
0oH5eitetl, llnterbGllungeu luo anoere @eles
gcnbeiten. (5ebr14.1S.G&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
Quubon=I orfsE emetern.

Geue Seftioner iiHo lest eur 9eIl6tt0nHg
bergeridtet. 8tele nu5gciudbIte 2otS. Ser GU
pcriutenocHt oes @runoeS uno 9ooens miro
ieoe gelpiirittc g~lusluuit ~ertbeileu. 9uS Cue
nutorium itebt tdali1 5lr &nfpeftion often.
gSegeu Ndberem peHoe man iih an ben Sls
pcrinteHoenteu Dber an bds 9ilreNli in gr. 2i,
92eitsS arntogn StrnRe. (Iprtl5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
Ghrifmo 0euSer

6S Itarb am II. Jtooember, VI ll6r 9bcn6&.
6briitiua @euoer, Is Sabre ali. Reiiebtc Satin
CroiqulIQ ituoet WiuHtna, OcH #. yiOOcHber. ia3
llbr gtGhmittdGs. non ibrer leptcH 4SDbHuIl,
9iT, 121, YaTtiusS traRe, ass itait. AetlepIng
%prtbattul AM Der ogSetteru Gemetern",
LAlA-ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
pnrttc snnth.

IS iturB am -. gIooember 1904. 1hG ubr
WIorgens, gillette SpatB IN lbrem 70. QcbcnS-
iubre. Die Reer6tauHe ftHoet Minutag, gladls
IittaaS 2 IIbr, bon oer 0obUuHe ibreB 5obHeS.
Srn. Oscar ReIIHer Ri. 1852, 9ttogep0ob,9Ds.,
Qus ituft, (31s-qN '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13

Berlin 81. 6cbrllar 1904.
2oB ipebrn iibcr Dir oc@ ireicn can.
oea Gabnen!
Gel itol5 ori cig'nca Ningeu II. &Oll.
briuQCn.
Die Strait gum &0nncn lll0 0elius
0Cll
@o6 Cir ole ocltihe @ejmotb mo
Der 8ciIt Der 9lbnen.
GruIt b. @crgmaun
@roiciior ser G6iulrgic,
Berlin II. 6cbrunr 1904.
Gen 2onO5lcutcu i%euieit3 ocS Wtees
res 8rltBl
Suoeu lie iortiabren Gbre, Inie.
ben mo inncre Strait ihrer ncucll
Seinlutb in treIcr, edit 0elltid)cr
Yilidterfiiuuna 81 f0rOcrn mo 5lt
itdrfcu, m0Qcn tie ltet3 eingeoent
bIeibcn oaB lie oeutihenl @ooen IND
oclltiHem 9lltc cntiproiien un6 oo5it
bcrlicu iino, ooS &%critunbniB Der
beiocn grpBcn Notionen inter cin.
on0ct SIT pCrmittcln mo 81 ocrticien
81 bei0cr %0ltPr mo Stooten holts
ernocr @obliobrt.
Sans Srbr. y. Sam NJ r It eli
@gl. prcuG. Stnot4miniitcr uno Wl-
niItcr oe1 Slnern.
Berlin 81. Snnllor 1904.
Nn sic 9cutd) 81 mcritoz
ner.
Sbr 9riioer 6'riibcul SIR bonn 6clrt.
ihcu 8llltc!
s mar beutiter Sint. Der topf'rc,
irPuO'Gc, quite,
Ger iIber'a Nicer Cub Wliterbnlter
trllQ.
2Sbr gobt Der Nrnlc &rnft, oea @ciite@
Strcben,
[Sn hlm0crt Shlohtcn gobt Sbr @hNt
un0 NebelL
Sbr gobt gcuug.
0od) iibertrell Dem nelt'n, Dem freien
Suuoc,
3errlBt Shr ungetrelt ole altcnganoc.
9oa @lott olri 8lutt DOM ocutihel
Stomme iiel.
Sbr gobt iubrblnoertluuA in mel.
DIEM Neigen
Gltd) ieIbit, Gllf gon5, Dem ircmocn
@olf ST cigcL
Sbr 9abt 81 biel.
@liiduuf! @liiforlil Sbr habit Glld)
iuieoerfun0en;
NnaeIiodjien belltid umO' irei
%pcrbun6cn,
Srel ms ino Guh uno ibnL 1n0
itol5 mo bebr.
Nls VllOner, 6iibrcr. @riioer mitSu,
leben;
llltO bobt Sbr ibneu emit 5u DieI &c.
gcberL
Sbr Qebt nod mebrl
I0oIf @iIbranot.
Is lit MIR notiirlidl ooB lid sic
Nentlt)' amerifoncr III ibrcm nclleil
N%oterlun0C cine 10 bcroorragenoc
Stcllltng crmorbcn hobcr. gSerm Tie
Die 0ittcn Ei0cnidoitcn beiorr Gol-
fer III lid, 5n nerciucn miiielt: ocltts
Idle @cmijtbatieie pub bclltid)en @iis
letl@Oron9 NIT unteritunildem &c
ldo't@ltm un0 @oeemutb-@er loQ.
re tbnen 0a yiiber" lein?
9rouer, StootSminiIter.
&orlsruhe, 10. 6ebrror 1904.
Gin ~Itol5er Baum nit qoIo'ncn NC.
item.
@ellt1o Ill 0rlld,t, III @uit uno Sat.
90 pnr5elt jest i'm iernen Neiten,
5nl Sono Der Srciheit Cure aroft.
uno 10, bcaliidi aui irenoer Grbe,
Sentt Cure @lide beimotbnGrtS:
Seluobret audi om nelten Seroc
Ser oeiltlhen Seinlatb @uer Ser5.
Soief 2anff.
@ieSbobe,, i'm MGr3 1904.
9ieies n@oloene BUD" ioute ole
lueiteite 8erbreituue finben. Sn oen
oeiitihen Shulen l,to @ereinen ion.
fp pc niffIienfn In nei1 Aeiifihen In.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
Serlnufen:

Sin Shdierblno. braun UNI meiB. nit 81.
ccll3m0rie. Sem &tehcrbriuger cine Quic Re-
lobnulg in 9fr. 2i13, Stt.Wsunumeut. etrabc.
(3lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13

Der Deutfde Gorrelpon6srt
erihetul IcOcu 2as I'm &dhrs
q. Ratus GissHfhaHH HHS &sSafsHl
s~daafzsl7eau uas Rsoaitou.
Rr. Ali. Ct. EanI'Strafs.
Sslcrbaur
6. e. :. 3t75 Mt. SerHOn.
RarpIunO 1893 6uurtlanO
5ipani5amcr 6 Rairr. lSobmIEp
G s. 4 $40 % Maoiion
Se'biisflbrer g 81. netu5. 8obHuua
c & y t2i n BdIbrooI
Sasl AusGabc tourh Grdacr befor9tj t2Lzt
Edqlins uuo srHutaaSsausgabt (5oblbar
IN 81, ol5 Rlatt bciorgeuoen Srdesr) tht
Sdqlinr uHh S0Hutaq5 AHsaabt unteT
Notwithstanding pro 9dbr .,.. 81 so
G6hcutlirlt Au6nube
l~nort0irsi nit 9lb3ua fir GIubs)
giuh Dem Snlduoe pro Sabr ......... $3.50
9ut ocm 2~tu5InHoe pro Sabr ..... $500
snrutaaS,Nnsaabe pro Sabr ... $50
sac bette unO btnigite beutidhr gldti In nen
UtttrI. uHS shntnntru
=nuutoo Nen 10 Wnnentbrr 1904
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13

9aie! YaKe,
snr @eiie ms snsIanb beiorat 6.
4aine, @r. All, ct. GanI.strase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
IuffUrocruna
6r. q. i. 0aiicr,

Sr. u. j. Saiirr,
friiber bon Der Gerinptons 5traBensSlrma Sm.
lpclb, Sniier & Co. bat lid nit Der 6irmd
Srtgunnl 0crring Suns & Gu, Ieppihe uno
Wt0bel. gr. lis, RUrospoiuaro.et rafc, %uiiocttrt.
mo er NIT 8ergniieen ietne Sreunoe uno tribe,
ten @6nncr empfaHge1 miro.
(Sft1B iEi2oSu-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13

@ir habcn'3 ritt per9eiien,
HIND S5r uerguBt eS riht
G. fam nit Guren 9dtern.
@ mar tbr 9etIIgtbum,
&c bIetbt utt GudL SIR Spatar'u,
lInO Daro arb Gudl 3um Rlbm.
@ic tie nit Eihla uo Spotcn
&erOicnt oaa 9iirgerrcd,t,
Subt Sbr'9 nit 6cloentbatcn
@ertbeioigt I'M @efeht;
5abt 2hr Die ircm0e Gr0c
Q}tt ocutidem Rhlt gcOiingt,
Qab tic sur @cjmutb mer0e
Glld) hcrrlid) mo Ueriiingt.
llnO ais I'M ucuCu @lan5c
Gid bob Dos Stcrnpuuier
"a mobt am Tric0cnsfron5c
Iftt Ocutifer &ieb' aud Str.
Nun bIijbt cS oQcrpegen
Bon oelltiher &Gnoc 6leib.
&on Oeutl6er &rbcjt SegelL
&on oeittid)er W}ii6e Erei$. #
Son GinfaIt oeutidcr Sittcu
Spridt Wort uno &tco - o netu
Ga5 @an0 lit nidt 5cridJnttten,
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
REVOLUTION IMMINENT.

A sure sign of approaching revolt
and serious trouble IN your system
is nervousness, sleep.essness or
stomach upoets, Electric Bltters
Will quickly dIsmember the trouble
some causes. 1t never fails to tone
the stomach, regulate the kidneys
and bowels, stimulate the liver and
clarity he blood. Run down sys>
TENS benefit particularly and all the
usual attending aches vanish under
Its searching and thorough effects
iveness. Electric Bitters IS only
soc, and that is returned If it don't
give perfect satisfaction. Gnaran.
teed bv Stow, the druggist.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
Water With Horse Feed.

1t is said that in Norway a
bucket of water is always placed
within reach OF a horse when he
is taking his allowance of hay.
"It is interesting" says the
writer of the incident, "to see
with what a relish they take a sip
out of one and a mouthful out of
the other alternately, sometimes
only moistening their mouths as
any rational being would do while
eating dinner of such dry food.
A brokenwinded horse is scarce
ly ever seen in Norway, and the
question is whether this mode Of
feeding has not beneficial effect
in preserving the animals re-
spiratory organs.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
BEST LINlMENT ON EARTH,

Henry D. BALDWIN, Supt. City
Water Works, ShullSburg, Wis.
writes, 81 have tr,ed many kinds of
llniment, but | have never received
much benefit until | used Ballard's
Snow Liniment for rheumatism and
pans. think 1t the best liniment
on earth" Csc, soc and 81. For
sale by W. A. Edwards.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
Woody: Deputy.

Adeputy United States marshal
undertook to take in the town
this week. He tanked up on
booze and started out with his
revolver thinking he would have
everything his own way, but
Deputy Mankins and Marshal
Fike showed him a thing or two.
He was taken in like any other
violater of the law and marched
before Mayor Reeder, who
assessed a fine of 500 and the
trimmings against him. Such
fello ws should not be allowed to
carry C commission from UNCLE
Sam.-Batesville Bee.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
Mrs. D. II. Hill Dead.

News has been received in this
city of the death of Mrs. D. H.
Hill OF Raleigh, N. c., mother OF
Chief Justice Joseph M. Hill Of
The supreme court of Arkansas.
Judge Hill was called to Raleigh
Sunday night by a telegram an
nouncing his mothers serious ILL
ness, but she died before he
reached her bedside, according
to information received here
yesterday.
Mrs. Hill was the wife of Gen.
D. H. Hill, who was one of the
most noted generals in the Con-
federate army. General Hill was
at one time president of the Uni
versity of Arkansas and resided
with his wife at Fayetteville for
nearly ten years. Gen. Hill was
made president of the university
in 1878 and remained in that ca
pacity for eight or ten years.
A large number Of Little Rock
people who attended the universi-
ty during that period knew Gen.
Hill and his wife well. Mrs. Hill
was a sister Of Mrs. "StonewalI"
jackson, the wife of the famous
Confederate general. Arkansas
Gazette.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
When the preachers heart is
full of salary his sermon is likely
to be short on salt.
NEURALGIA PAINS.

Rheumatlssl, lumbago and sclatic
pains yield TO the penetrating inhu'
encc os Ballard Snow Liniment. II
penetrates to the nerves and bone
and beng absorbed into the blood,
its healing properties are conveyed
to every part of the body, and et>
feet some wonderful cures. 25c,
soc and 81. Sold by w. A. Ed
war0s.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
Fishing for Plunder.

A visitor to one of the hotels Of Pekine
,wss awakened during the night by the
noise caused by the fall Of q roll OF pa
per. Getting out of bed, he saw with
astonishment pole. TO which was at
tached a fish line, moving about the
room, collecting various objects and re-
moving them through the window
Upon going downstairs he was heard by
the burglarious Chinaman outside, to
whom the rod belonged. and who es-
capped leaving his fishing line behind
him.-London Mail
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
HEAD ABOUT TO BURST FROM Sc
WERE BILIOUS ATTACK.

81 bad severe bilious attack and
felt Ike my head was about 10
burst when l got hold of a free
sample of ChamberIain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. took a dose of
them after supper and the next day
felt like new man and have been
feeling happy ever slnce," says Mr.,
J. w. Smith of Julff, Texas. For
bliousness, stomach troubles and
constipation these Tablets have no
equal. Price % cents. For sale by
all druggists.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
Hungarians Getting Wise.

Owing to the numerous cases Of er-
bezzlement which have taken place re-
Gently in Hungarian banks. and which
nearly all were traced to losses on the
race track, the Hungarian Agrarian
Banking company has issued an order
forbidding all It's employees to attend
horse races under penalty Of instant dis
missal. The government is said to De
considering the advisability OF issuing
the same order to employees Of all gov
ernment institutions.-Detroit Free
Press.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
1)()9SS SUD
kM tbasu Inn fsm)
Sdves cooks time
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of the authority and
directions contained in the de-
cretal order of the Sharp Chan
Gerry Court made and entered on
the 18th day of November, A. D.
1904, in a certain cause then
pending therein between Sam H.
Davidson, complainant, and s.
V. r. Wells, ,sdefe ndant, the un-
dersigned as commissioner OF
said court, will offer for sale at
public outcry to the highest bid
der, at the south front door of
the court house in which said
court is held, in the town of Eve
ming Shade, Sharp county, Ar
kansas, within the hours pre-
scrihed by law for judicial sales,
on Saturday, the Oath day 'ot =
cember, A. D. 1904, the folloY
described real estate to-wit:
The northeast quarter of
ton IA, in township 10 nj
range 4 west, 100 acres, stu
in Sharp county, Arkansas.
Terms of Sale: On a ere"
three months, the purchaser
ing required to execute note
approved security, and a lieI
ing retained on the land Sc.
secure the payment of the pr
chase money.
Given under my hand this 2
day Of December, 1904.
JOS. l.. ABERNETHN
Commiss
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
AWFUL OATHS REQUIRED.

Washington, December 16-At
the Smoot hearing today j. II.
Wallis, a Mormon, from Salt
Lake, described the awful oaths
taken by those who pass through
the mysteries OF the endowment
house. The penalties agreed to
for violation Of these oaths were
given by Wallis as follows:
That the throat be cut from ear
to ear and the tongue be torn out.
That the breast be cut asunder
and the heart and vitals be torn
from the body.
That the body be cut asunder
at the middle and the bowels cut
out.
That il demanded we will give
all we possess to the support OF
the church.
The next obligation was one OF
chastity, in which the obligator
agreed not to cohabit with any
person not given him or her by
the priests.
"Another obligation was one
that we would never cease to
importune high heaven to avenge
the blood CT the prophets upon
the nations of the earth or the
inhabitants of the earth, | don't
just remember which, said the
witness.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
CURED CONSUMPTION.

Mrs. B. W. Evans, Clearwater
Kans., writes: "My husband lay
sick for three months. The doctors
said that he had quick consumption,
We procured bottle of Ballard''
Horehound Syrup and it cured him
That was six years ago. Since then
we haye always kept bottle in the
house. We cannot do without it,
For coughs and colds 1t has ne
equal. 25c, soc and 81, For sale
bv w. A. Edwards.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
A Delicious Omelet.

Beat separately the whites Of six
y eggs. Mix with the yolks any flavor you
desire and two tablespoonfuls Of sugar.
Add the whites to the yolks, and beat
well. Mix in four or five tablespoonfuls
of milk, with little salt. Cook like an
ordinary omelet. Turn over in the dish,
sprinkle with powdered sugar. pass the
isalamander over and serve.-Woman's
Home Companion.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
Parish without Inhabitants.

Few people are aware that there is
ia London parish that does not contain
q single inhabitant. This is the par
ish of St. Christopher-le-Stock, which
extends over the open space in front
of the Madison house and the royal ex-
change. and includes the corner of the
Bank of England. Its electoral lists
and valuation lists have to be made up
and duly signed. just as in the case OF
other parishes.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
FRoA Wis.,.
TAX COLLECTORS Nefq1CE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned sheriff and ex-oco
collector within and for the of Sharp and state OF
Arkansas will following places the following dates Tor
the purpose the Of said county for tho year l9o4
to-wit:
Cave township City, Monday and Tuesday Jan 16 and H.
Scott township Shebyvle Wednesday and Thursday JAM Is
and 19. -. 80
Big Creek township Caamine Friday and Saturday JAM 20
and 81. 40
Strawberry township Institute Monday and Tuesday, jan 23
and "A. -
township Dotson School House, Wednesday, jan 20
Big township Poughkeepsie Thursday JAM B Mt Ps-
gah, Friday, jan 81
Washington township Powells Chapel Saturday, JAM 28
Morgan township, Center Monday, Jan. 80.
Davidson township, King Mills, Tuesday, Jan. 81.
Highland township, School House, Wednesday, Feb l.
Rchwoods township Ash Flat Thursday and Friday Feb and
Lave Creek township, Camp Ground Saturday, Feb. 4.
Sullivan nshp, Brcke Springs, MoLday Feb g. Sidney,
Tuesday, Feb. Z.
johnson township, precinct, Wednesday, Feb 8.
Pney township Evening Shade Thursday Friday and
Saturday, Feb g. 10 and II.
Jackson township Wod Monday and Tuesday, Feb 20 and2}
South Union township, Garner place, Wednesday, Feb %
North Union township, Armstrong, Thursday Feb 23
Upper North township, Wirth Friday, Feb. "a
Lower North township, Coats, Saturday, Feb 20.
Hardy township Hardy Monday and Tuesday, Feb n and 2
Given under my hand this 10Th day of December 1904.
G. II. NJ a t h eny,
SHERIFF AND COLLECTOR.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
To Clean Porcelain.

] A porcelain saucepan that has be-
come stained should be half filled with
water, into which tablespoonful OF
powdered borax has been put. Let the
water boil briskly for awhile. Should
all the stain not come off. wet a cloth.
dip in borax and scour the spots.-De-
/ troit Free Press.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
The Vulgar Present List.

: French society has begun to rebel
at the printed list Of wedding pres
-ents. 1t Is no longer good form, In
certain sets, to run down the gamut,
in public print, Of the parental check
down to the fish carver Of the serv-
ants hall. The custom has become
very ostentatious, and given rise to
much vulgar speculation and mental
arithmetic.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
A COSTLY MISTAKE.

Biunder~ are sometimes very eX-
pen-lye. Occasionally life Itself Is
the price of a mistake, bus yon'
never be wrong If yoa take Dr..
Kings New Lite Pills COR dyspepsia.
dizziness, headache, liver OF bowel
troubles. They are gentle, yet
thorough. Csc at Shows drug store
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
Sharks In the Baltic.

7 For some unknown reason the shark
has returned to European waters. In
the Baltic, for example, where sharks
had been extinct since 1853. they have
made their appearance In considerable
numbers London Tit-Bits.
Sharp County record., 1904-12-23
PaternaI Duty.

BLANK is a very effeminate sort Of
fellow, isn't he?"
Eyes; you see. his wife is such \
strong minded parsonage that he feels
1t incumbent upon him to preserve th-
fine balance of the family for the sake
Sof the children. n."-Detroit Free Press.