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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
HITTER 0riimmrrm btsrabfn.
Die Reffe Der 9auptftaot eines alien Eesers
retd)S i'm Cuban.

Der bon Der Barrier Mfabemie Der
Sni4riften gu observation-disclosures
na9 benz Cuban e~ntIanbte fran5Ofif6e
Sffi5ier Sesplasnes bat Die STEELE ents
bedt, mo bas alts &ufia ober &ufipa,
Die erite 6auptItabt bes Sonrbairei9es
Dor Nieberlafun9 Der QsfiabDnaitie in
Garp (9ao, 9pgo), lag.
Sutipa erbob fi9 am fIbli9en gnoe
bes srOben f9iffburen SbeiIes bes mitt>
leren Nisers, Der es nit Dem gan5en
Suban bon &aufdu Bis &uruha Der=
banO, in Der @egenb, no Der md9tige
5luB our9 5ablrei9e 6~elsgebilbe in
cine Wenge bon &anGlen getbeilt lit.
@on 9ufipa 5oeen bic Sonrbai Gong
baD aus, UNI ben gar5en tpeitli9en
Sudan gu erobern unb gu be6errf9en
unb bas grObte Reserrei4 gu grinben,
bas es gegsben bat. Na4 benz Saritb
es Cuban, Der 9aupturtunoenqueIe,
bic mir bon Simbuftu nnb befen linz
sebung befiBen, liegt Die @riinbuns
&ufibas tpeit suriid, benin es beibt bort,
bab es f9on our .3eit Der 9baraonen
beitanben babe. Spdter, I'm bas Sabr
1000, nabm Der Is. S~onrbaifDnie ben
Ssldm an. @aro, bas felt rem Gnbe
bes 9. Sabrbunberts nit llarsla, benz
pidtigiten 9anbelsmittelpunft i'm Nprz
ben Der Wiite, @erbinbungen unter>
belt, mar in Der Ndbe bon &utipa err
ri6tet porben unb trat fpGter on beIen
STEELE als 9auptftubt. 9o9 1T Biz
1862 au6 nod BON &ufipa als elmer
febr bliibenben Stabt bic &ebe. Gs
berf6pano INN bic Mitte bes Is. sSubrz
hunDerts, unb 5pur fou es bon ben
Sudres 5eritDrt porben fein. l1eber
feline Gage geben bic Gnii9ten Der 5Or>
f9ungsretfenben iebr auseinanber, bod
beibt es i'm Sarit6 es Subun, bab 4sz
tta Saub am "a. MGr5 1549 in 3ufipa
gum 9errf6er ausgerufen unb am 80.
MGra beiIelben Sa6res in 9arD einsez
sp9sn Jet. gs mar baber anaunebmen,
bob bic alte 6auptftabt ni9t melt BON
9arp unb am Riger lag.
Na6 loneen Sorf3uneen eelune es
Sesplagnes, Die Trage gu lOfen. Inter
Sibruns bes 9Guptlines STA bon Der
Snfel 8eutiu, Der ais elm 4bfDmmling
Der Istid erfannt purbe, fanb er Die
lleberrefte &ufipas. Gs lag etipa SO
Meilen fi;bli9 bon Garp unb 60 Meiz
len fluBauftpGrts ton Der ge~genpdrti>
gen Station SonuiO, gegeniiber 8euz
tia, bus Die ~@ingeborenen jebt nc9 aud
Sofia, Sofia unb &ufia nennen. 8ei
Der Wanoerung bur9 bic Sriimmer,
mo man peitbin unbe itimmte Soben@
erbebunsen bon Sbon erblidt, bic nit
Heiten bon irbenen @sfdben, Steins
fplittern urb 8ru6itiiden o Sanbz
ftein befdt finb, be5ei6nete STA Die
9rabbiieel me6rerer @pnrbdibGupt=
hinge, feiner 8%Orfubren. Die @rab>
feline traeen 5ablrei9e arobif6e Sn=
|f4riften, Die Sesplasnes pbOtOsra>
pbii6 aufnabm, nm tie Der Ydriier
Itabemie az unterbreiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
Sic 9;lft in Staot nnS 9eno.

Oie 3uiammeniebung Der 2uft auf
benz 2dnbe unb in Der Stabt tit In
iiingiter 3eit bon 9. $. 8aileb umfaiz
Ienben lnteriu6unsen unter5reen NOR
ben. Gs ersab ii9 untsr anberem, bub
2anbluft, aber audi iol9e in serine
bsb0lferten Stabttbeilen in 100000
8plumein6eiten 2uft etn @olumtbeil
S9pefel entbGlt. Sn bi9t berolterttn
Stabttbeilen iteiat bagegen bieier
S9pefelgebalt i'm 8inter auf bos
3ebnfa6e, i'm CONNER auf ba5 5inf>
fade. Nebelise 2uft entbdlt unter un>
giinittgen @erbGltniHen bispeilen fpsar
ben 30 Bis 5Ofa9en @ebalt an G9pez
fel pte bic 2anbluft. Die aemif4e
l1nteriu6ung Der aus nebsliser Cuff
Itammenben feiten NieberfGldee seigte,
bab biefe gu 80 prpaent aus Soblens
ftoff, 12a 9roaent aug aoblenbpbraten,
aus 4 prpaent S9nefelfdure, Ia Prrs
gent SalaiGure. &c prosent metaIiz
i9em Gifen, 2 pro5ent orsanii9er
Materie unb 81 prosent mineraliiGer
Stoffe, tpie &iefelidnre, &o9fals II. (,
tp., beltdnben. Dim bebeutenbl item III
Der @ebalt Der Guft an organic en
Subitanaer unb p~atbosensn 8afsrien
in bi9t bepDlferten 8ierteln Der Stdbte.
Die f4naraen Nebel Der inbuitrierei=
diem 9roBfdbte baben fih ndbrenb Dec
bergangenen Sdbrbunb:rts ununterbroz
9en berme1rt. Sic iinb ni6t nur bireti
i4Gbli4 ipegen Der geiunb6eitfeinblihen
Gubftan5en, bic lie entbalten, ionbern
AUDI besbalb, neil Tie Die birefte Sons
neneinitrablung bsbinbern, bersn battes
rientDbtenbe @irfune auf Die unterifen
3uft4idten, ben Grbbpben unb Die
WaHer Der Sberfld9e, BON srOBter
Bi6tigteit tit.
Gin freunbna 6 barIi6es
8enebmen aeiste bic rufiii6e @srfpalz
tung in 9raieipo. Mus Mnlab zines
Militdrcpnaerts gum geiten Der Ser
punbeten i'm ruffiid~icpanif6en &rie=
&c tpurben bic 8spohner bon proits
fen nidt MIR ber5li6 basu eingeloben.
ipnbern Die Notwithstanding ges
pdbrte, mie bic .2pder 3tg." nit
tbeilt, audi freie 5abrt nit Grtra5us
bin unb Suriid. 9renafarten unb 2sei>
timatipnen tpurben nint perlanst unb
bic Sbeilnebmer an Der 5abrt aufs
freunblidfte aufeenOmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17

0erbptene 8efrdn5unq.
Ils lebtbin Der preubif9e giIenbabnz
minifter b. Bubble, auf elmer Snfpef=
tionsreiie begriffen, in 9annobsri9z
Miinben anfpefenb mar, bemerfte er ouf
benz oortisen Sabnbots einen nit sriz
men 3peigen gei9miidten Sonberare
bes GiienbubnDereins NOrtbeim, Der
einen 4usflus unternpmmsn bate. Del
Minifter orbnete fofort bic Gn~tfernune
Der Iusfdmiidung an. Sm 4nf4lub
bieran lit non Der Gifenbabnbireftion
Rafel eine 8erfigune erldFen tuorben,
baB in 3utunft Bel feinem berartiaen
ober anberen 8ersniisunssaugs EN-
Musf4miiden Der Waeen nit 3peisen
u. (. m. erfolsen barf, neil bierbur6
Iei4t DISQUALIFICATION entfteben fDnn>
ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
Bonn GrinRtn.
itsber Die 9lrt Der Ginnabme bon 6Iiifefet
ten bel Wenif nno Sbier.

uspet ote XXX oet VIHuaDme oou Tets
ten bel Weni6 mno Sbier.
Sopo6l beim Menf9en ais audi Bel
ben Sbieren fte1t Die MunbbDble einen
luf~tberbiinnten Baum bar, Der, tpenn
bic 3abnreiben unO Die 2ippen aufeins
amber liegen, na9 alien Seiten Bin
luftOi4t Deri9lpHen tit. Sieie 2uftz
rerOInnung in Der Munbb06le tpirb
bieIfa6 beim Srinten pertpertbet, benin
Is lit eth befunntes @eIeb, baB Die NaS
tur leere &dume ausSufiaen iu6t.
Ser Menf9 nimmt Die Sliiiigfeiten
auf Derf9iebene Weiie gu ii9. Srintt
sr aus elmer 5lai9e, 10 legen ii9 bic
2ippen UNI ben 5lai6enronb luftbi9t
berum. Sur4 oas 9erab5isEen bes
unterfiefers. bas sSerab5ieben uno @b=
platten Der 3un9e Diro bann in Der
MunbbOhle elm mod iIGrfer hlftperz
blnnter &oum er5eugt. Sn bief len lufts
berbinnten Baum itrDmt Die 5liiifias
felt binetn, ipirb bann bur6 Die .3unge
na9 binten gei9obsn unb barauf in bic
Spetfer09re bineingeprebt.
Srinfen mir aug einem @los pber
f9liirfen mir Suppe aus einem 2Dffel,
70 tit Der Me9anismps ipieDer elm an
berer. Wir Sieben in oieiem San, bu
Der Munb lei9t ge0ffnet 1T, bic 2uft in
ben Wtuno uno Die 2unge Elm, uno biez
Ter 2uftitrom reibt nun bic 6~liifiigfeit
nit in Die MunbbDble, bon no er tpiez
Der bur9 Die S6ludbspegurg in Die
SpeiierD6re befDrbert pirb. Sci bieiem
f9liirfenben Srinten fe5en mir bas
8las unpiatirli9 ME bDber, ais Bis
Die SberflG9e Der 6liifiisfeit Die 3un=
geniptbe berii6rt. Wir gieben alio bic
5liifiigteit ni6t in ben dumb binein.
@ef9Gbe bieies, 10 fDnnte bic M1enge
Der a%ufliebenben SliiIigteit lei9t gu
grpb perben, es f0nnte Der re9elre6te
@erlauf Der S9ludbepegungen geItDrt
tperben, unb SrOpfaen ii9 in ben &ebIz
topf perirren.
DAB mir Die Sliiffiefeit nirfli6 nidt
in bic Wunbb0bIe bineingieben, ionz
bern bas Glas ober ben 2Dffel INNER
nur 10 bod 6eben, bis Die TliIiisteit Die
3~rngenipiBe beriibrt, fam man erie
ben, tpenn Elm Meni9 BON einem onbe=
rem eetrGntt pirb. Menn beifpielspeiie
cine Mutter ibrem 8inbe Elm @las an
ben Munb fibrt, 10 bat Tie es ni9t i'm
gefibl, pb bic 6liifiigteit nur big an
Die 3ungenipibe rei9t pbsr bDber itsbt.
Meiit 1T bas leBtere Der San. Die
6liifiigtsit pirb alfo jeBt In ben Munb
bineinsegoien, unb barum eei6iebt es
10 bdufis, bab fi6 &inbsr, benen bon
anberer Sanb bus @las an ben Munh
gsbalten pirb, beri9luden.
Sas 4inb unb bas Yfero bereneen
i6r Maul 81 elmer feinen Spalte unb
iaugen bur9 tie Die Sliiffsteit Elm.
Sas S9pein ftedt bugegen Die
S9nauae in Die Sliifiiefeit, Dffnst Die
S9nau5e Elm penig unb 5ie6t Die Sliifz
Ti9feit in Die luftberbiinnte MaulbDble
Elm. Sang dbnlid trinten Die S9met>
tsrlinge, bic ebenfdns i6ren Giifsl in
Die Slifiigteit bineinfteden. Wenn Der
Sunb iGuft, 10 itedt sr nun bic 3unee
in Die 5liiffigteit binein, erbebt bann
bic 3ungenipibe, 10 bab bon ibr unb
bon ben erbObenen Seitenrdnbern Der
3unes Elm fleiner She'll Der S~luiiigfeit
singef3lofen pirb, uno f9leubert bieie
nun in Die Maul6O9le. Die &aben
leden Die Sliiffgfeit auf, lie tau9en Die
3unge Elm unb aieben lie barauf, nit
6liifiigfeit benest. i4nen in bas Maul
suriid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17

Rprpe9ens @beIstbinq
(6errenbaus) nabm elm Geieb on, tpel-
DIES ben @erfauf Matchmaker ReIiquien.
tpie alter Miinaen, Waffen, 4~unen=ocsns
fhriften, lleberreften BON @itinserz
@diffen II. (. 10. ms Muslanb pers
bietet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
St. N0ut6.
@eltamsfeamm9
DID.
Big Sour Route
Staten bon indianapolis
folgenDermaBen:

Cation Sabrfarten, siltis fir bic 8id.
fabrt bis 10. Oe5ember 1904 gu $1,000
seGsig Gage Jabrfarten, siltis fir
Riidfabrt innerbalb ied3ia Easen, aber ni6t
ipdter ais 10. DECEMBER 1904 gu $1,000
Jfnfsebn cage Jabrfarten, siltis fir
@aggon Grcnriions Sabrfarten,
siltis fur &iidfabrt innsrbalb iteben Sa9en
uer6en nur p~erfauft fir angefiinolgte @ags
son Grcuriicns 9ase, Sabrfarten iinb nur
giltis in ben Gag Wagsons. Oh reguldrer
ober SpesiaI3us, ieben Oienitas uno 9ons
nerftas bis 90. Sept. inclmfipe 5u -. $500
far o6aiae S%nformation unb ginselnbeiten etc
jprede man BET ben 2~idetsa9enten Der big sour Balm
Dor ooer ftreibe an unterseitnete.
Warren ! Lynch, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt.,
Cincinnati, Obip.
poer o. M. Broufor. ". o. 4. 81
Suoiamdpolis, SHb.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-24
A NovELIsT,s CHARACTERS.
Telephone Blue 25IT.

Stevenson said that George Meredith read him chap
of The Egotist while still AS the char
acter of the Ego developed he tevenson) grew and more
uncomfortable till last he interrupted the reading and o
Now, Meredith, you drew Sir Wlloughby from me-
Meredith burst his Home laugh NO Gear
fellowhe is all OF but found hmtappng his breast
mainly here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-24

Van DauberaSo old Gotrox fell with that inposDs
Jones Why. know osF
chap wouldn't be bad old look at your PFC
Mes.'-Puck
Sharp County record., 1904-03-04
SOURCE OF DISAPPOINTMENT.

IT may be true that President
Roosevelt has given the place on
the Isthmian canal commission,
which the friends Of Senator
Jones hoped he would get, to
some other man. 1t will be a
source of disappointment to all
fair minded Arkansans that the
appointment should have gone
elsewhere. Senator Jas. K.
Jones was well equipped for the
place and the president could
have selected no better man. If
is it true that another has been
selected, we may have to thank
the opposition from our own state
for the loss. What consolation
those who oppose the senator may
get from the success of their plans
we cannot imagine, we presume
they will make the most of their
victory. Arkansas Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-04
Political Notice.

Under a resolution passed at
the meeting of the Sharp County
Democratic Central Committee
last November, the township COM
mitteemen were required to rec
ommend three primary judges for
their respective townships by
March /. Several townships have
made recommendations. Several
have not. The committeeman
should attend to this, and send to
the chairman at once three names
for judges. If by the 18th day
of March any committeeman has
failed to attend to this matter, the
chairman will make the appoint
ments.
The primary ballots will be put
to press on Monday, March IA,
and all county, state, district and
township candidates must forward
their fees before that time if they
desire their names on this ballot.
The following are the charges
fixed by the central committee;
Governor and congressman So,
all other state officers 50, All
county and district officers 81.
Township officers 80 cents.
Very respectfully,
CLAUDE L. CoGER,
Chairman.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-04

Notice is hereby given that a
primary election will be held at
the several voting precincts OF
Sharp county on
Sharp County record., 1904-03-04
Primary Election Proclamation.

Notice is hereby given that a
primary election will be held at
the several voting precincts OF
Sharp county on
SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1904,
at which election persons to be-
come the Democratic candidates
for the following offices will be
elected tO-wit:
Governor.
Secretary of State.
Auditor of State.
Treasurer of State.
Attorney General.
Superintendent of Public In
structiOn.
Commissioner of State Lands.
Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Railroad Commissioner.
Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court.
Associate Justice Of the Su-
premo Court.
Congressman for the Second
District.
Prosecuting Attorney for the
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit.
State Senator for Second Sen
atorial District.
Representative.
County and Circuit Clerk.
County and Probate Judge.
Sheriff and Collector.
Treasurer.
Assessor.
Surveyor.
Coroner.
Two Justices Of the Peace for
each township.
One Constable for each town.
ship.
The said election will be held
at the regular voting places in the
various townships.
Given under my hand as chair
man of the Democratic Central
Committee, this 1st day Of March,
1904.
CLAUDE L. COGER,
ATTEST: Chairman.
S. P. TURNER,
Secretary.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-04
Public Speaking

The candidates for the variou
offices Of Sharp county will ad
dress the public at the followin
places and dates, to-wit:
Kings Mil, Friday, March Il
Ash Flat, Saturday, March L
Hardy, Monday, March "A.
Ladd School house, district 81
Tuesday, March Is.
Williford, Wednesday, Marc
16.
Dotson's school house, Thurs
day, March II.
Institute, Strawberry township
Friday, March IS.
Poughkcepsie, Saturday, Marc
10.
Calamine, Monday, March 81
Cross Roads, Tuesday, Marcl
%.
Cave City, Wednesday, Marcl
90.
Sidney, Thursday, March "a.
Evening Shade, Friday, Marc|
25.
Speaking begins at 10 a. m. b
the candidates for representative
Sharp County record., 1904-03-04
TOTHE PUBLIC.

l am daily receiving udlly leV-
ters asking if T, L. Evans, the
husband of my daughter, Arkie
Evans, and myself are supporting
Gov. Davis, and asking for an
explanation of a certain sworn
statement purporting to have been
made oy me before D. Meisner,
J.P., at Little Rock on October
"a, 1903, and asking many other
questions about the Pomp Brown
affair. It is impossible for me to
answer all these letters, and I
have decided to issue this circular
for the benefit Of any who may be
interested.
T. L. Evans and myself are
neither of us supporting Gov.
Davis and any statement that we
or either Of US are supporting him
is untrue.
The petition to pardon Pomp
Brown was presented to the gov
ernor without my knowledge and
without my having an oppor5un-
ity to know that it was being cir
culated. 1t was never circulated
in this community at all, and was
not signed by any one that lived
in this community at that time,
but it was signed by. The trial
judge and the prosecuting attor-
ney.
The statement purporting to
have been made and sworn to by
me before D. Meisner, j. P, in
Little Rock on October "a, 1908,
is a forgery pure and simple. !
never made such a statement
then or at any other time, and
never authorized any one to make
it for me. The statement is un-
true. Some parties wanted me to
make a statement, which | did.
| | told them that | believed Gov.
Davis pardoned the negro with
out knowing all the facts. | also
stated that l had always sup
ported Gov. Davis which was
true, but I did not say that he did
right in pardoning Pomp Brown
or that | would support him in
this race. | now state publicly
that | will not support him.
The statement made and sworn
to by myself and daughter, Arkie
Evans, before j. c. Eaton, j. P,
September 10, 1908, is a true
statement Of the facts in the case,
and is the substance of the evil
dence at the trial.
live within half mile of the
father of Pomp Brown, which is
supposed to be Pomp's home, and
| have never seen him there since
his pardon, and | do not believe
he ever shows himself in public
anywhere in this community.
G. H. MCCULLOUGH.
' Plumerville, 2-15-'04.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-04
THE ECOURTS

Circuit Court, Northern Dis
trict-First Monday in January
and July. Southern District
Second Monday in February and
August.
County Court--Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oc'
tober. No County Court in the
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December.
Southern District-Second Mon
day in March, June, September
and December.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-04
STATE NEWS.

Joseph Gadney fell from a traih
at Searcy and was instantly
killed.
John Anderson's 4-year-old
son was killed by falling tree at
! Mount Ida Last Sunday.
The city council Of Jonesboro
has made it a fnable offense to
spit upon the sidewalks.
Searcy county democrats hold
no primary election for county
officers, as there is no hopes Of
electing the ticket.
David Jones, an employe Of the
Drew Lumber Company near
Collins, was crushed to death by
the fall Of logs from loaded
train.
D. H. Bradford, 30 years of
age and life time citizen Of Van
Buren county, visited Clinton,
the county seat, recently, for the
first time in his life.
Hon. A. F. Vandeventer Of
Morrillton and U. l.. Meade are
making a canvass of Conway
coanty in the interest Of Judge
Wood and Gov. Davis respective
lys
r. L. Youngblood an extra
gang foreman on the Ell Dorado
G Bastrop Railroad, was shot and
killed at Bolding, thirty miles
southeast of Ell Dorado, by an
Italian laborer, whose name is
unknown.
Fort Smith again comes to the
lead with purchasing the first
carload of shoe polish ever ship
ped into the state. Numerous
cars of "a, 900 pounds have been
shipped here before, also to Little
Rock, but never before was a car
Of 10000 pounds imported
News Record.
Wilson Threct, an old and re-
spected citizen residing about five
miles east Of Bentonville, cut his
foot while clearing timber about
two weeks ago. At the time Of
the accident he did not consider
it necessary 10 summon ply
sicisn, believing that the wound
would shortly heal over and get
we'll A day or two ago, how
ever, he became worse and sen
for d doctor An eyanination
showed that blood poison had sci
in and-he physician says it will
be impossible to save his life
even with the amputaticn Of S
limb,
A news dispatch from Lake
Village says: "Moses Edward
and Napoleon Critic, negroes,
were hunting one day last week
and each had a bottle of whisky.
They stopped to imbibe, and tho
gun of Critic, an cid breech-
loader, became unbreeched. In
attempting to throw it back, the
gun was pointed toward Edward,
and was accidentally fired. The
shot took effect in Edwards S
stomach, and he died in two
hours. Help was called in at
once and both parties related the
facts alike. Critic is in jail
awaiting examination.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-04

Says disgusted squirrel
head: "If life in Arkansas is
TO be a constant round of politics
the good Lord cannot send an
other flood to soon"
Sharp County record., 1904-03-04
The War,
State And National
Political Campaigns,

The news of the World,
the Nation, the State and the
capital portrayed in full each
day in the states leading
newspaper, the
ARKANSAS GAZETTE.
Send in your subscription,
Or hand it to the editor OF
this paper. Terms of sub
scribtion; Weekly edition,
Sl.00 per year, six months
trial subscription, SOC. Dal-
ly, $3.50 per year, or 65c per
month.
GAZETTE PUB. Co..
Little Rock, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-04
DIRECTORY.
pELIGIOUS =

Preaching at the Methodist
ob,rcb second and third Sundays
in each month. Rev, J. D. Kel-
ley, pastor cao-,
morning at 10 O'Clock. o. D.
v Wilson, superintendent
Preaching at the Christian
obrrcb the fourth Sunday in each
month by W. H. Hulett Of Center
OFEICIEL
Stale.
Governor.-JEFF DAVIS.
Secretary Of Stato'-J. w. CRo0-
IAnditor.-T. C. MONROE.
Atty. General.-G, W, MURPHY
Treasurer.-H. C. Upton.
Commissioner State Lands-f' H.
CONWAY. ILL.,
Commissioner Of Agriculture
H. T. BRADFORD.
Superintendent Public Instruction
j. H. HINEMoN.
Congressional.
Member of Congress End District
S. BRUNDDGE JR.
judicial.
Judge Of the 18th Judicial Cir
cult J. W. MEEKs.
Pros. Atty.-P. H. CRENsHAW.
County.
Representatives.. B. HILL.
County Judge-CALVIN MoBLEY'
Clerk-C. D. RITCHIE.
Sheriff-JAsPER HUTCHINSON.
Treasurer-E. L. DICKERsoN.
Assessor-W. T. HORN.
Surveyor-G. N. SIMPSON.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-04
Proverbs

"When the butter won't
come put a penny in the
churn," is an old time dairy
proverb. 1t often seems to
work though no one has ever
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh we
say give them SCOTS Emul-
sion.
1t is like the penny in the
milk because it works and
because there is something
astonishing about it.
SCOTS Emulsion is simply
a milk of pure cod liver oil
with some hypophosphites
especially prepared for delicate
stomachs.
Children take to it naturally
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because they like the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be-
cause it is SO perfectly adapted
to their wants.
For all weak and pale and
thin children SCOTS Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treat
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15
RICHES III cCRNs AND TEc7sis:
EngEshme1 Who Have Made For
tunes from Cutting and Sell
Ing One and the Other.

1t gives one rather an ache in
the mouth to reflect that a gentle
man who died recently in London
has left an estate of nearly f1T0,-
600. ali from making artificial
eeth. Better that way than the
fashion in which his prototypes
raised their wealth, says the ri.
lanes GaZette. Before tie arti-
fetal tooth was created Geilcien
les had to emade good hvthe real
article SO body-snatchers ravagel
the cemeteries at night, breaking
~ the jaws Of the dead 70 extract
their teeth TO sell TO dentists for
Insertion in live mems mouths.
tn army CT these ghonls followed
Wellington. They were licensed
rs Suffers. hut, once night fell. ont
anne their pliers, and Ont came.
the teeth of those dead and
lying en- the battleffei6s. 1t ia q
horrible idea, but we are not so
much more refined to-day. Only
~ months ego somebody WIS ok
plotting the bones of our soldiers
who had fought and died uni.ar
Lord Nolseicy in the Ashanti
war. The poor relics were slipped
TO London. taken ~ an auction
room to be sold as "cnlios." and
only o! the last moment was pub.
ic opinion too strong to permit
he wicked transaction to he car
.ried through. Not so far from
where Inc prosperous tooth fac
tor has just died there nsed to
live a cutter OF corns. Everybody
';new him-old Wolf. He did not
aspire 10 the title Of chiropodist-
simply q cutter os cprns he. More
thau Thousand clients paid him
their three griineas year. One Of
mem was en- archbishop, who,
wife he Submitted n painful corn
20 the razo" piled his persuasive
tonTre upon tie cntter. Here wax
4 lew 10 be converted. sSir. of Won
will 20 on taking. shall cut you."
was I he only response Of Shyloek.
IF make VOL bleed yon'll ole. :"
was another grim way he had Of
si'encing his clients. In bis dingv
old room. ratronized by all the
lions Of the stock EXCHANGE. and
everybody who was ANYBODY with
corn. he piled up a fortune Of
over six figures, and was still coin
ing money up to the date of his
ieath at the age of Ss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

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money will be refunded il cure is not
effected
Price 80 cents and II 90 For sale
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