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Sharp County record., 1906-09-28
Educational
Column.
w. H. Watkins. Editor.

The second week of the Even
ing Shade Normal School began
with 155 pupils. This is about 70
pupils better than last year this
time. It is customary to estimate
schools by their enrolment. This
is a wrong standard. 1t is better
to estimate them by their daily
attendance. We are proud of the
regularity and punctuality of our
student body. We do not believe
it can be beaten anywhere. We
have heard of only one tardy pu-
pill this year; and there have been
Sharp County record., 1906-09-28
The Poor Farm.

County Judge Smith, who re-
Gently made an effort To sell .nS
Sharp County Poor Farm, re-
ceived two bids for the place, but
has rejected both, and the Poor
Farm is still the property of the
county. Judge Smith is having
published in this issue of the
Record the usual advertisement
for the care Of the paupers on the
farm during 1907.
Sharp County record., 1906-09-28
Recent Weddings.

Since our last issue marriage
licenses have been granted to the
following couples: W. A. Smith
and Miss Lou Jones of Cave City
Elmer Westmoreland and Miss
Fannie Arm of Sidney; Frank
Daley of Smithville and Miss
Ethel Conner of Cushman; S. H,
Garrison and Miss Sallie Shirley
of Sidney.
Sharp County record., 1906-09-28
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"A Bridge Over Strawberry.

W. E. Holt of King Mills, Cade
Martin of Ash Flat and Sam H.
Davidson of Evening Shade, the
commissioners appointed several
weeks ago by County Judge
Smith to select a site for a bridge
on Strawberry river, met here on
Thursday of last week and made
their report in an adjourned term
of the county court. The COM
missioners recommended that the
bridge be built at the crossing or
ford on the Evening Shade and
Ash Flat public road and that it
be constructed Of steel. Judge
Smith approved the report, and
bids for the work will be adver-
tised for shortly.
Sharp County record., 1906-09-28
Letting Of PaupGrS.

Notice is hereby given that the undersisnssd sIs
County Judge of Sharp County. Arkansas, .s pom. w
on "wednesday October II. 1906. let out the pau
ue oers Of said county for the ensuing year to the
lowest responsible bidder. the contract to ineiuae
board. lodging, clothing. medicines and medieai
attention Bids must be submitted az 30 III, mdIs ~
mar nauper per month. The usual bond VIII 10 p
rpeaursd from the contractor This Sept 2e, lsoo'
JAS. W. SMITH. County Judge.
Sharp County record., 1906-09-28
Wolves Killing Sheep.

Joe Goodman, whose home is
in the southwestern part of Rich
woods township, was in to see us
last Friday. He says that wolves
are invading his section of the
county and have killed numerous
head of sheep.
Sharp County record., 1906-09-28

Judge j. W. Smith had busi-
ness at Cave City Wednesday.
W. A. Edwards shipped an
other carload of cattle the latter
part of last week.
Arm Bros. of Sidney bought
and sold $500 worth of horses
and mules last week. +
James Brewer will soon have
his new residence in the north
part of town completed.
Hunt Puckett has secured a
position in a store at Fitzhugh,
and left for that place MondayA
w. T. Horn, the county's corr
pulent, efficient and genial tax
assessor, was doing business here
Tuesday.
Miss Bess Herrn, since her re-
turn from Jackson county last
week, where she taught during
the summer, has been ill from an
attack Of malaria.
Prof. Oscar E. Williams, a very
agreeable gentleman, who is en-
gagged in the Sidney school az
principal, paid the Record office
visit, while in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Lille B. Medley left Mon
day for her old home at Clinton,
ILL.,, for an extended visit with
relatives. She was accompanied
by her two daughters, Misses Fay
and Tot.
j. w. Thompson, who lives a
couple of miles south of town, re-
turned Saturday, after having
spent several weeks looking at
the Indian Territory and Texas
country.
A. q. and G., c., Clear. both of
whom live in Lave Creek town.
ship, have disposed of their prop
erty there and will leave in few
days for Texas, where they ex1
poet to locate.
Sharp county wants three Of
four good bridges, and is hoped
the movement now started to-
ward bridging the streams will
not be retarded until the want
has been filled. I
George w. Davidson returned
to Batesville Saturday, t e>r
spending few days here with
relatives and old friends. Mr..
Davidson lived in Evening Shade
long time, but his visits back
are few and far between.
Fay, the little daughter of
Henry T. Stokes, died near Mo-
nette, in Craighead county, a few
days ago. She was six years old,
and was born near Eve n g
Shade. Mr.. Stokes, whose wife
died here some four years ago,
has the sympathy Of friends in
this community.
Other counties in Arkansas
find that a competent Road Com
missioner is a very important
factor in the Improvement of the
public roads, and Sharp county
taxpayers would see more good
accomplished with their money
if this county had a live, prac-
teal man directing the road
work. The Record at this time
has no particular person in view
for the position, but we are salts
fled a man can be secured who
would make the office of Road
Commissioner indispensable to
road Improvement in this county.
Sharp County record., 1906-09-28

that tend to make a good school.
In the lower rooms, everything
works just like clock-work; and
the advanced room cannot be
beaten.
Sharp County record., 1906-09-28

The festive 'possum will soon
y 10 ripe.
The Levying Court meets here
, next Monday.
= w. H. Price was in Lawrence
county several days lately.
r. y. Puckett is spending the
4 week at Melbourne among old
friends.
Benton G Tompkins may leave
lore after Oct. 1.
Mrs. Elizabeth Snow is at Max
vile visiting the family OF her
son, G. B. Snow.
Mrs. W. C. Shaver is at Pough-
keepsie visiting her daughter,
Mr4. Y. u. IlDDles.
Miss Ella Davidson left Mon
dny for a visit with relatives at
Batesville and Newport.
Col. Sam H. Davidson was at
fending to some legal business at
C&xe City the first of the week.
rosecuting Attorney Thos. l..
Horn is at Melbourne this week
where the lizard circuit court is
a 0ession.
VIM l. Simpson closed sue.
ce1oful term of school at Matthews
\ l6 week and is back at Maxville
1.-THE winter.
Yrs. W. O. Tibbles Of Pough-
ko9psie is recovering from long
i|lness. For several weeks it was
@ought she could not recover.
Dr. Shelby Justus and wife
n LETT the latter part of last week
for Memphis, where DR.. Justus
will be in medical school the next
tGg months.
| Sheriff. -elect w. o. Smith of
Washington township was in town
Tuesday. He will move his fam
ily to Evening Shade when he
oees into office. |
Our old friend Joseph Ault wa b
eeventy-one years of age last
6unday. He yet does lots Of
work on his farm in Washington
township, and is enjoying life. =
COUPON-Cut this out. 1t IS
good for 25 cents on any order
for photographs amounting to 81
or more. Not good after Oct. 1.
Benton G Tompkins.
Hon. David L. King was down
from Hardy last Friday looking
after some business matters. The
Senator's friends are grooming
him for congress in a couple of
years.
Cattle are still dying in this
action. 1t is thought the disease
row prevalent among this stock
will abate as soon as the weather
becomes cooler and frost begins
to fall.
Rev. l.. A. Balm Of Scott town
ship was a visitor in the city
Tuesday. He was returning home
rom Mammoth Spring, where he
attended the Spring River Bap-
tist Association.
The first bale of this season. g
cotton ginned in this section, was
put up for Caleb Evans, a farmer
living in the west part of Piney
Fork township, by J. W. Browns
gin. The bale weighed nearly
n POO pounds, and Mr.. Evans re-
M used 8 cents pound for it.
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Tornado at New Orleans.

Friday morning about eight
o'clock u tornado struck New Or
leans below Audubon Park cruSS-
ing Tulane Avenue in a no. IN
easterly direction. Roofs We're
torn off, houses razed and a nnm
Der of people injured. Reports
from POnchatOula state that the
same storm caused a consider
able property loss there.
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BrOuSSard NOtr..

DR.. Roland Thomas, a graduate
of Tulane University, has located
in BrOussard with the purpose of
making it his home. DR.. Thorn
as has for the past three years
practiced in New Orleans, where
last year during the yellow fever
epidemic he was marine inspect
or for the Board of Health. He
has also made trips to Central
and South America AS medical in
spectOr. for the State Beard. We
extend him a cordial welcome 70
the parish.
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COMPARISONS Unwise.

The ladies of the day who cramr
their pedal extremities are .remindet
by an artist that the Grecian model
OF female beauty had long feet. 1t i
also true that the Hellenic women ha(
long tongues, if Hypatia and Xantippt
were fair samples, but there is n
good in reminding our wives an
daughters of this fact.-VirginiaT
Pilot.
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Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1906.
personals.
" THOSE w no
a u COME, and <sis

Mr.. and Mrs. K. G. Mclver
arrived in Lafayette last week
and are stopping at the home
of Mr.. A. L. Preager, who is
Mrs. McIver's son. Mr.. Nc
liver expects to enter business
here and make this his home.
Jap a-Lac headquarters. Den
bo & Nicholson Co.. Ltd.
Felix BOnvillain. of Argyle,
left Saturday morning after
spending three weeks as the
guest of DR.. J. L. Duhart. Mrs.
Flavia Duhart left also same day
for Terrebonne to visit relatives
and friends.
The Falk Mercantile Co. are
prepared to take charge OF
funerals and attend to all grave
ward work. A fine rubber-tired
hearse in stock.
Antoine LacoSte and Claude
Broussard left Monday afternoon
for Clifton, Arizona, where they
have secured positions.
Fall Garden Seed in bulk at
the Moss Pharmacy.
S. G. Reed, division passenger
agent at Lake Charles, has been
transferred to Dallas, G. B. Ellis,
stationed at New Orleans sue
ceeds Mr.. Reed.
At Moss Pharmacy, three good
Lead Pencils for 5 cents.
$3.50 to $500 per day for 8
hours work. Address Miss FL.
len G.. Cain, Duson La.
A. l.. Dyer, a prominet mer-
chant of Youngsville, was in
town on business Monday.
Just received a shipment of
onion sets at the Moss Dhar-
macy.
See Parkerson 4 Mouton for
any kind of insurance. Eight
years experience.
Dr.. and Mrs. J. Octave Duhon
were made happy last Wednes-
day by the arrival of a sweet
little girl.
See Parkerson & Mouton for
any kind of insurance. Eight
years experience.
J. w. Beeler and wife left last
week for Victoia, Texas, where
they will make their future home
Fall Garden Seed in bulk al
the Moss Pharmacy.
When you order groceries al
ways remember Broussard Bros
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Miss Ne-"~e- Il was dove 81
the New Wons. ,ternatioral pro-
gressive club to G v
Bachelor Cir. ti-r. You sec.
Mrs. Sweetie haI, ened to CONE II
with her baby. and before we al oct
through kissing { l..tle che.u5 it
was time to ad:ourn.-New York
Weekly.
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Dc1 Scavenoers.

The municipality of Nice has organ
lie a troop of dogs scavengers for the
cleaning of the sewers. Some OF the
sewer pipes are too small to allow
the passage of men. The dogs hav'
been trained to drag a cord with :
brush at the end of it from one END
OF the pipe to another. The system is
meeting with success.
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: 4.

Dere anu enc thing mch Nh want tC
say befoh dc c~ongregashun am DIS
missed" said Parson MnalgdCCdle.
as he liked his gaze On he cOntribu.
ton late belore him. an dat am to
su lest "a certain nanbahs oh dis
fcck git .CSS.Le- an adapt a speshu!
brand of button so as to make de col
ie-tshuns mob uniform"
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Transferred the Responsibility,

Transferred the Responsibility.
"What was the cause of your barn
burning DOWN." asked the drummer.
Spark from the railroad, stranger"
drawled the farmer.
"You used to blame 1t on the
tramps."
Railroads have more money ttan
tramps, stranger."-Chicago News.
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We make a speciality of pres
criptiOns. bring yours to us and
we will fill it exactly as ordered
by your doctor and with the
purest medicines on the market
Lafayette Drug Store.
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Sure to Be Well Treated.

"Goodart has opened a restaurant
own the street. Let's go for lunch
Nonsense! That mar hasn't the
slightest idea Of how to run a restau-
rant"
81 know. He'll be sure to give you
more than your moneys WORTH
Philadelphia Press.
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For coal or wood, wood and
coal. in tlct anything you want
in the line of heaters. LacOste
Hdw. Co., Ltd.
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A Free Translation,

Mrs. Hornlhand-I nCt,cc hyer in
tn paper hat tn def an dumb peO-
pie had a fancy doin's an CAFE walk
t'ot'ler night il taown.
Farmer Horrihand-I visit ye'd
tucs! s'-c-c t.2t's one O. item
dumb-du-b balls ye her shaout when.
eve tlGy's a "ar.-EaltimOre Ameri-
can.
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Everything for the fire place.
LacOste Hdw. Co., Ltd.

A large line of hair brushes,
clothing brushes, tooth brushes,
flesh brushes. at the Lafayette
Drug Store
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New Orleans to continue his
course at Tulane University.
Onion sets in any quantity at
the Moss Pharmacy.
Fresh groceries are the only
kind to eat and the only kind
we keep.-BrOussard Bros.
Aug. V. Liable, formerly rep
resentative of the Waters-Pierce
Company, has accepted the pos
ition of travelling salesman for the
Merchants Grocer Company,
Ltd to succeed Mike CrOuchet,
who resigned to travel for a New
Orleans firm.
Paul Guidry & Co. sell hay,
corn, oats and other food stuffs.
Ring them up. Orders filled
promptly.
Jap-a-Lac headquarters, Den
DO & Nicholson Co. Ltd.
AT the Moss Pharmacy, 10
cent states reduced to 5 cents.
Miss Lu .ile Muuion left Thurs
day for New Orleans to attend
NewcOmb College.
Jap-a-Lac headquarters, Den
DO & Nicholson Co.. Ltd.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. COmeaux
and children, Of Youngsville,
spent Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. DOucet.
Fresh high grade candy
always in stock at the Lafayette
Drug Store.
Good School Bags for 5 cents. at
the Moss Pharmacy.
Mike DonlOn who has been with
the Moss Pharmacy for several
years, resigned to accept a posi-
ton in the Southern Pacific Office
here. Benrie Clark succeeds
Mike at the Pharmacy.
Your picture on a post card at
MOore's Studio 1Oc each, 3 for
25c. 6 for SOC.
Miss l.. Meade Lyons, of
Crowley, was the guest of the
Misses Landau last week.
DEVICES Furniture Polise, 81
and so cent Bottles, sold and qua
ranted. at the Moss Pharmacy.
Postal Card Albums, 25c, soc and
75c, at the Moss Pharmacy.
Morgan & Debaillon make it a
point to give good service and
sell the best and freshest goods
on the market.
Miss Elva Alpha, Of Franklin,
visited friends here Sunday.
We specially invite the ladies
to cali and inspect the latest
fabrics for fall and winter wear
Levy Bros.
The old, old story, but getting
to be the rage again. 2 Doz. pho
tos in four positions Csc
Moore's Studio.
Alfred Broussard, of Breauz
Bridge, was in town Sunday.
When you want a team, go tt
Clausen's Stable and you viii
get a GOO rno.
Mrs. Paul Cnussan lett Mon
day for Crowley, after. spending
several days in Lafayette an(
Carencro.
WANTED-EveryOhe in neet
of u heater to see our line ant
secure our prices before buying
elsewhere. Lacoste Hdw. Co.
= L-F
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NJ. L. DelahOussaye, proprietor
of The Acme Laundry. Monday
and yesterday was engaged in
shipping his machinery to Beau
mont. where he has decided to
conduct a laundry business.
While here Mr.. DelahOussaye
won Il great many friends who
sincerely regret he found it ne
cessary to move his laundry.
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Ask your neiehbOr. hn burns
the coal oil we sell, wants no
other. LacOSte Hdw. Co., Ltd.
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SHORT ITEMS.
Little PickupS That Help to Tell
the News of the Week

Irwin MOutOn was appointed a
deputy marshal last week bV the
Council to succeed Andre
Hebert resigned.
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Coy. Blanchard has appointed
Fernand MOutOn member of the
City Council to ill out unexpired
term Of S. Begneaud deceased
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The Council appropriated 1925
at it's last meeting to assist the
Fire Department in building a
bell tower, estimated cost of
which is $500.
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A delightful experience-an
evening drive with your best
girl behind one of Clausen's fine
teams.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER co., NEW YORK.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-17
FROM THE CAMPAIGN.
Goveruor Davis Going After Republicans
With Hot Stick.

Mulberry, Aug. 1a.-Ihe
.peakine advertised by Governor
Davis to take place today was
largely attended. More than
500 people met him atthe station
A carriage, beautifully decorated,
was in waiting, and the governor
was escorted to the opera house,
which would not hold half the
crowd that assembled to hear
him. Between 1900 and 1850
people were present, and the
governor was importuned to
speak on the street, so all could
hear him, but drizzling rain
prevented.
The governor spoke more than
two hours, touching lightly upon
national questions, then, scoring
Worthington and his supporters
numerically, especially Harmon
l.. Remmel, who, he said, was
dismissed from the public service
by the president, and Sid B,
Redding, whose mission, the gov.
eruor said was to organize and
influence the negroes against the
white people. His arraignment
Of the Clayton administration in
Arkansas was fierce, Altogether,
it was great day for the demo-
Gratis of Mulberry township and
Crawford county.
Crawford county can safely be
put down in the democratic COL
umn by an increased majority.
Governor Davis speaks in Cash
vile, Mo-, tomorrow, where he
meets Congressman Grosvenor Of
Ohio, and his friends expect the
fur 10 fly. He then returns to
resume his campaign in this
state.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-17
c E N T { r.

Jerry Hardin of King Mills was
here Saturday.
Andy Adair mas been pearling
the last few days.
W. F. Stewart is yet baleing
hay, and lots of it.
Ed East of jackson county is
visiting ia this section.
John Byrd has just finished
the erection af a new barn.
Clara Blagg visited her mother,
Mrs. P. J. Schales, last week.
A whole lot of rain has fallen
here during the past ten days.
Corn crops were damaged con-
siderably last week by the wind.
Some of the Center folks at
tended the Liberty Hill meeting
last week.
James Lock Of King Mills has
been hauling some hay from his
old place here.
Miss Alta Kincaid of Lave
Greek township was a visitor at
this place last week.
Many of our people went to
Matthews last Saturday and en-
joyed themselves at the picnic.
Otis Dawson has been trying a
mail route some. lie declares
he had almost as soon sit in the
shade.
Henry Conway and wife of
izard county were visiting here
recently They returned home
accompanied by Mr.. Conway's
mother and brother.
While it was raining one dav
last week two of Jasper Green's
daughters were out in the yard
hanging out clothes, and as thew
turned to go in the house, light
ming struck tho clothes wire,
knocking one Of the girls speech
less for some time.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-17
Ii A r D Y.

This section has been blessed
with good rain each day for the
past ten up to Tuesday last.
Mrs. Dr.. Moore and children
of Lake City, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Hastings, is here
visiting.
W. r. Spurlock OF Davidson
township has sold his farm to H.
NJ. johnson of Henry county, Mo.
and will move to Cave City, to
take advantage of the school
there.
The lemonade merchants of
Ash Flat were here last Friday
getting ice, fruits, lemons, etc.,
preparing to attend a picnic few
miles west Of Ash Flat the follow
ing Saturday.
G. w. Mclean, the hustling
real estate man, had several GUS
toners this week and closed two
deals, viz: w. r. Spurlock' s
farm to Fl. M. johnson of Calhoun
Mo-, and Stamp Carpenters farm
to w. B. Hendershot of Rossville,
Kans., with good prospects of
closing two more.
Andy Key, Geo. Jasper and
Thomas Myers Of Fort Wayne,
Ind, are three Of the stockhold. d.
ers in the Spring River Orchard
Co., Incorporated by A. l.. Doss
few months ago, These men
were well pleased with the pros
poets of the corporation, and all
subscribed for more stock. Some
Of the fruit grown on this place
this year would measure about
three inches in diamater.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-17
THE RECORD
BY CLAUDE L. COGER.
SHARP COUNTY SCHOOLS.

Sharp county has 1888 schoo
children. Last year 1888, a littl,
more than Is per cent, were en-,
rolled in our schools. There wa,
an average daily attendance o
1851, little more than 81 Pc
cent of the enrolment and LITTLE
less than 81 per cent of enumer
alton. Our average length o.
school term was about 4 months
This means that about 81 pei
cent Of our children received in.
struction for about four months,
Is this a good showing? l think
you will all agree with me that il
is not. | suspect that some of
you are thinking of a compulsory
school law as remedy. Sup
pose we had compulsory school
law that would double the attend
ance-I believe we all agree that
the attendance ought to be
doubled. We would then need
twice the number of school houses
and twice the number of teachers.
This would mean twice the ex-
pense and not an extra cent Of
money with which to meet it. At
present our money is insufficient.
Our teachers are poorly paid and
our school houses are often in
bad condition and are nearly
always poorly equipped.
Walk up to the polls Monday
two weeks and vote like men that
love their children and their
country. You will then vote for
amendment No. s. You will do
this by scratching out "Against
amendment No. g." If you fail
to scratch out against amend
ment No. s." you will vote
against said amendment, whether
you want to do so or not. Every
vote that is not positively for an
amendment is counted against it.
Respectfully,
W. II. Watkins, Co. Elk.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-17
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