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Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-08
Mrs. Eddy's Reply to the
January Mcclure Aarticle.
CONTINUED from First page.)

Continued from FlrSC pageJ
| her being pure and Christian
woman, and the cause of the sep
aration being wholly on his part,
that if he had done as he ought
he might have had as pleasant
and happy home as one cocld
wish for.
At that time I had no know
ledge of who his wife was. Lat
er on I learned that Mary Baker
G. Eddy, the Discoverer and
Founder of Christian Science,
was the above mentioned woman.
(Signed) r. D. Rounsevel
Grafton S. S. January 18th,
1902. Then personally appear
ed r. D. Rornsevel and made
oath that the within statement
by him signed is true.
Before me.
H. M. .WooD.
Justice of the Peace.
1 was obliged to be parted
from my son, because after my
fathers second marriage my lit
tie boy was not welcome in my
fathers house.
Who or what is the Mcclure
history" so.called presenting!
Is it mys Elf, the veritable Mrs.
Eddy, whom the New York
World declared dying of cancer,
or is it her alleged double or
dummy heretofore described?
If indeed it be I, allow me to
thank the enterprising histor-
ians for the testimony they have
thereby given of the divine pow
er of Christian Science, which
thew admit has snatched me from
the cradle and the grave, and
made me the beloved leader OF
| millions of the men and women
| in our our own and other coun'
tries,-and ali this becuase, the
truth l have promulgated has
separated the tares from the
wheat, uniting in one body those
who love Truth; because Truth
divides between sect and science
and renews the heavenward I'M
pulse; because | still hear the
harvest song of the Redeemer
awakening the nations, causing
man to love his enemies, because
BLESSED are ye, when men shall
revile you, and persecute you
and shall say all manner OF evil
against you falsely, for MY sake "
Mary Baker G. Eddy.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-08
His Flowers.

81 heard in my youth" said Sir
harles Murray, zone of many curl
bis stories Of Sir John Shaw. Gle
WAS most eccentric in his appear
ance and dress and cared nothing
Tor tidiness in the grounds imme-
diately surrounding his house. One
day he invited two gentlemen from
Edinburgh to dine with him at Car
mock. As was the custom of the
time, they appeared before dinner
III knee breeches, silk stockings and
Eain shoes. The weather being fine,
Esir John invited them to take turn
"a The garden. Civilly and thought
aessly they followed their host and
CON- found themselves skipping
nohg nettles and thistles, to the
reat discomfort of their unfortu-
late calves. Sir John, who was clad,
usual, in corduroy breeches and
1p boots, said to them, with polite
aFity, Step oot, step oot, gen
nen. Yell no hurt my flowers. ="
Cornhill Magazine.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-08

GEORGIA-IrwinC County.
Office of the Clerk of Superior
Court.
/, M. Luke, Jr., Deputy CLERK OF
the Superior Court of Irwin County,
do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true and exact copy of
the original petition for charter now
of file in this office in the matter of
the City Drug Company.
Witness my hand and official sigma
ture, this the 14th day of December,
1906.
M. Luxe, Jr.
Deputy Clerk Superior Court, Ir-
win County, Georgia.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-08
Nursery Stock.

have made arrangements with
and of the best nurseries IN the
South and will sell fruit trees
this season at the right sort OF
prices for the best stock. All
trees bought of me will be dellV-
cred free of cost at the proper
season.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-08
The Malay Country.

le day a man, apparently white.
into the best restaurant IN
nta. The head waiter looked
oyer and thought he had ne
|Iood in him. In fact, he was a
sEgllt quadroon.
A you p the head waiter
You are colored!'
h no, I ain't,'' ? the man re-
mot in the sense you
on are mighty dark"
| am, but that is be-
> Malay
waiter was nonptused.
in and then asked
bat is a Malay?
4. 81 i !. i. q. 4. il IL a.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-08
For Sale.

2 Mule teams a mules) and
wagons, 2 ca oxen) team young
oxen. o. C16te G
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-08

For quick loans on improved
farms, cheap rate of of interest,
see B. J Reid, F. @. q Z. 2. Ky ! =
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-08

The sehore Flyer eavs Fitzgerald Sunday $3.50 ar
Returning arriving Fitzgerald
Boat from st Smons Island makes connection with ns
r. ADDEN, p. A. 81 G. KNAPP. Commercial Agent
Ia fitzgerald .Ga
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19
BRIDGE CONTRACT LET.
Contract Price For The Bridge Over
Spring River Is $4,000.

In the County Court this week
Judge Kelley awarded the con-
tract for putting the steel
bridge over Spring river at Will
liford TO w, II. Converse, u con-
tractor Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
The contract price is S4 900, one
half Of this amount payable upon
the delivery of substructure
material at Williford, and the
other half payable when tho work
is finished.
Tits not n part Of this contract
that the successful bidder shall
furnise The bridge itself, the
bridge being paid for by the
citizens Of WilliIord,
II is said that the people Of
Williford have also guaranteed to
the contractor that the county
scrip paid for the work shall
bring 100 conts on tho dollar,
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19
Pleasant Barnett and wife near

Pleasant Barnett and wife near
Grange.
j. I, Mclaughlin of Grange
passed through Monday, en- route
TO Cave City. We need some
telephones in this country, and
we wouldn't have to travel 50 far
to send a message.
The writer is requested to an
nounce that there will be a GENE :
terry cleaning at Fairview the first
Saturday in August. Dinner will
be had on the ground. All those
interested should not fail to come
and bring some tool to work with.
b. F. Street and w. N. Barnett.
W Ill Horn and John Parsley
of Cave City went to Strawberry
Tuesday morning on fishing
and hunting trip. When they
left they declared they could feel
the rich streaks running up and
down their spinal columns. We
wish them much pleasure on the
trip.
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19
K N g MILL S .
Health is good.

Health is good.
Anderson Paden is shipping
about one carload Of COWS a week.
James Lock has been hobbling
around on a stick lately. It's
rheumatism, he says.
w. G.. Birchfield has 80 acres
in wheat, which he says will make
8 bushels TO the acre.
William Teters, two miles east
Of King Mills, has been sick for
the past three months with la
grippe, pneumonia and abcess.
Crops are being laid by in very
good shape, and the goods box
whittlers are congregating about
the shades, discussing the crop
situation.
e. B. Andrews, the government
cattle inspector, has inspected the
cattle in Davidson Township and
says he did not find Texas tick.
The cattle here arc in good con-
dition, but our hogs are dying
from some unknown disease.
There are two Farmers Unions
in Davidson township, one at
New Hope and the other at Lib
erty Hill. The membership is
about 100. They meet once every
two weeks, Liberty Hill at Up. m,
and New Hope at 7;30p' m,
Mrs, Anderson Paden is on the
mend some, after having her leg
broken The second time. First
the door step broke with her and
she fell, breaking her log just
above the ankle. Several days
afterward, in moving her on the
bed, the limb was broken again.
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19
R E E D
W. F. Stinnett was at Smith
vile Saturday.

W. F. Stinnett was at Smith
vile Saturday.
Claude Norris made a trip to
Poughkeepsie Saturday.
Will Mcknight had business at
the Jones old mill site lately.
G. G.. Hodge and family Of
Lawrence county visited in this
section Saturday night and Sum-
day.
The farmers in this section are
getting very nearly done with
their crops and are crying for
rain.
"Uncle Dave" Crossnoe and
wife of Smithyille visited at the
home of their son, Jeff, Saturday
ana sunday.
Judge W, H. Kelley left Mon.
day for Evening Shade, where he
convened the regular term Of
county court.
Miss Minnie Stinnett left Sun.
day for Stony Point, Lawrence
county, where she has begun a
term Of school.
We are requested to say that
there will be a Childrens' Day
exercise at Lebanon church the
first Sunday in August.
If you don't believe the fish will
bite just ask Henry Miller, as he
has the magic fish bait and will
contract to catch 'em with it, too.
Fred Rudy of Smithvile who
has been working at his fathers
farm near this place, left for his
home Saturday to spend few
days.
If anyone is Interested in fox
hounds, he will do well to write
jim Arnold Of this place. He has
just received a fresh supply Of
thoroughbrods.
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19

district in this part of the county,
and always gives satisfaction.
The young people of this section
enjoyed a musical entertainment
last Saturday night at the Bel
mont school house. Music was
furnished by the Milligan string
band.
George Crabtree was painfully
hurt one day last week by falling
from the porch at his home. He
was confined to his bed for sever
al days from the effects of the
fall, but is getting all right again.
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19
better, reports DR., Gray.

better, reports DR., Gray.
Quite number of our young
people attended church at JesuI
Sunday.
Something is attracting Otto
Price to the postoffice pretty regu-
larly these days.
Park Taylor, accompanied by
his sister, spent this week with
relatives and friends at Ash Flat.
Our Friend Oscar Bowers re-
ceives the medal for producing
the first cotton bloom. He found
it Sunday.
On the Glorious Fourth Bee
Price gave this section the good
bye with a capital &C.," but like
the cat he came back.
Ammon Parsley, the black
smith for the Arbuckle Mining
Co., will do some prospecting for
j. A. Lamar Of Cave City soon,
A number Of our people met
Saturday for fish fry, but we
had "fish flash" instead. Fish
frys these days seem to be all
flashes.
Every dog has his day, and
now we will have ours. We have
plowed by our little crops, and
will now turn oar COWS and calves
together and visit our wife's
people.
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19
5 Il FL. B Y VII l. L +.

1t is hot and dry in this vicinity
just now.
A good rain would bo in order
most any time.
Ex-Judge Calvin Mobley Of
Reeds Creek was in our town one
day the past week.
Quite u number Of our citizens
attended a meeting Of tho Masonic
lodge at Catheytown Saturday
night.
Crop prospects in this vicinity
are not very promising just now
Crops in general are from fifteen
10 twenty days late.
Whore are the Mobley and
Reeds Creek correspondence
Boys, let's not get 50 wrappe d
up in politics and other things as
to forget the good old Record
The school at Cross Roads
oponed last Monday, under the
supervision Of Mrs, Mamie Wann
Of Evening Shade. Mrs. Wann
has taught school in almost every
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19
c E N T E R
Dry weather and lots Of it.

Dry weather and lots of it.
News is scarce in these diggins
this week.
Sheriff W. O. Smith passed
through here one day last week.
We haven't had rain in so long
that early corn is damaged con-
siderably.
W. F. Stewart has saved about
eighty loads Of timothy hay this
season. He reports that he is
only about half done hay hauling,
Joe Lowry, a young man OF
Ash Flat, was here last week, on
his way to Big Rock township for
a visit with relatives and friends.
JOS friends are always glad to
see him.
The little baby Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Hogan died on Wednesday
of last week, after an illness OF
about six weeks. This is the
third child they have had 10 part
with since they have been living
at this place. They have the
sympathy of the entire commun-
itV.
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19
Local Items.

Mrs. G. D. Tibbles of Pough-
keepse is spending the week in
Evening Shade.
Sheriff w. O. Smith left for
Little Rock Thursday morning
to make his settlement with the
State.
T., II. Anderson, representing
u Wholesale drug company OF
Memphis, was in Evening Shade
Friday.
G., M. Lewis Of Batesvillo, who
travels for the Simmons Hard
ware Company, was here few
days ago.
Sol n. Iiamm Of Sidney was in
tho city Wednesday, returning
homo from n vacation spent in
Kentucky.
The term Of county court,
which convened Monday morn
ing, lasted three days, The term
was u busy one.
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19
B { N g A Y

Bq, F. j. Doss' court was in
Lon Friday.
Dbert Doss made a business
10 Cave City Saturday.
{his part OF the country con-
{es to have hot and dry
ther.
Nan Watkins of the Heel
98g country was here Sunday
Nj made some music on his
&phophone.
II. Spurlock was seen going
Ihe direction of Poughkeepsie
6ay. But this sight is get.
|8 quite common.
lesley Gilbert, who is teaching
visited home folks and
&hds at Cave City Saturday
ASunday, and also attended
hSunday School Convention.
The people Of our community
Inject on Saturday, the 9th
July, and clean off the grave.
I'd at Bengay. Everybody
ould bring along some kind OF
u with which to work.
The Farmers Union decorated
Ngrave Of Luther McGinnis al
N Bengay cemetery last Sun
Dinner was served on the
ound after the decoration, and
1n the crowd met at the home
~. }, Doss and enjoyed sing
\. A large crowd was present
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19
FARMER ASSASSlNATfD,
Stone County Man Shot To Death While
Al Work IN Field.

Says the Batesvillo Guard A
Mr., Thomas, a farmer, living on
SYCAMORE creek, stone county,
about three and n half miles
above Sycamore station, on the
White River railroad, was shot
and killed some time during the
forenoon Of Friday, tho 18th, Mr..
Thomas was ut work In hls field
W tho time, and tho unknown a7.
sassln shot him from ambush,
with Winchester rifle,
Thomas had been having some
trouble with some parties about
land, but no arrests have been
made. The coroner held an in
quest, but til Q investigation
threw no light on tho decd,
Thomas went TO tho field Fri.
day morning to plow his corn,
When his wife called him to din.
ner he did not respond, and she
won't to the field. There she
found him dead, with bullet
through his head, lle was boz
tween So and 40 years OF age,
ana leaves q wife and four chill.
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19
c AL A N | n L Z.

Park Taylor went TO Cave City
Monday.
Sampson Barnett has boen very
sick this week,
Ardell Sullivan made trip to
Batesville lately.
Mrs, n, j, MoCabo, our post
mistress, Is very sick,
Miss Cordio CLANCY Of lmbodon
Is visiting relatives here,
"Unele Bill" Wright is no
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19
RE Z D. CIR L i K

Hot and dry.
Almost every farmer is done
ling by.
MI. w, Rogers began II school
mt. Pisgah Monday.
zxRev. j. W. Due is thinking Of
ginning a series Of meetings at
tirview next Sunday.
Elmer Street Of Little Rock
ent several days in this section
st week visiting relatives.
George Johnson and family
pent Saturday night and Sunday
n Cave City with relatives and
lriends.
j. W. Mcleod lost a good COW
Nc day last week, II is believed
|ho animal died from hydro
phobio,
Mr.. and Mrs, W. p. Girtman
)pent Sunday as the guests of
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19
81 D N E Y

DIR. Stockard, the dentist,
I VII b6 with US this week.
y James Bone filled his
ri |6r appointment here Sun
Rev, G. S. Morehead left Tues
dav for Calico Rock to attend the
District Conference.
Miss Jane Price of Evening
Shade visited her sister, Mrs. DR..
Founders, here Sunday.
Teddy Hawkins had a serious
runaway Sunday last, in which
his buggy was demolished.
& James Montgomery, accom-
panied by Master R. Stockard,
III Independence county, visit ed
'In &luney sunday.
P. Meeks and his wife and
sof of Frederick, Oklahoma,
Rere visiting in Sidney Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday.
n Cecil Founders is teaching at
Cora. Marcus Bone at the "Skill-
|ott,n Miss Daisy Lawrason at
RaFQQuet and Fl. M. Hightower
ntopia.
Ke White River Presbytery
|s at Bryon, Fulton county,
Ee 18th inst. S. l.. Evans,
bic Arm and Ora Meeks of
10y will attend.
orge Meeks, Mary f. Johns
Eula Arm, Blanche Arm
Zelma Ball attended the
Sp County Sunday School
invention at Cave City Satur-
and Sunday.
Sharp County record., 1907-07-19
M @ B L T Y

D. M. Lowallon visited his
brother, J. r. Lowallen at Char
lotte last week.
Health is very good in this
section now. We haven't seen II
doctor for some time,
jim Hall found a bee tree last
week, Well try and be on hand
when he eats the honey.
The young people enjoyed q
musical entertainment at D. M.
Lewallen's Saturday night.
John Webb and family of Char
lotte visited the family Of D. M.
Lewallen Sunday. John is in
very poor health.
Charley Lamar and Henry
Garter Of Cave City passed here
Sunday cnroute to Bollmore,
,Ighore Henry teaches this sum-
mer.
G.. r. Dawson was at Cave
City Friday. He is not cam
paigning any yet, but declares
veil be calling him the High
Sh erff this time next year.
We have been anxious for some
time to inform the writer from
Reed that Scott township will not
have a candidate for governor
this year. We always pay the
freight on men down here when
they run, and we've already got
enough to bluff 'om out on
Strawberry,
Crops are just about laid by
and work will not be 80 rushing
until hay IS ready to mow' We
located two or three watermelon
patches awhile back and are
holding oursei in readiness to
make an attempt with intent to
attack. Come down, Mr.. Editor,
and we'll take the gun and dogs
over TO the back Of the field and
mind the squirrels off the corn.
Miss Cora Jcrnigan began her
school at Wild Cat Monday. Miss
Owe Taylor began at Mt, View
and Claude Jornigan began at
Aetna. AS we saw the boys and
girls making their way to the
school house Monday morning
wo thought Of the enthusiasm
and confidence with which we
used to 60 bounding to school on
Tho first day, Go, boys and girls,
and make your days days OF
remembering that educa.
ton Is the foundation Of useful
ness, without which we Oro u9'
ually u nononlity on tho sands
Of time,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Next Saturday will be presented az
the Brooks genuine allcolored min
strel aggregation known as the
Dandy Dixie Minstrels"
The company has been accorded
the endorsement of both white and
colored patrons wherever presented
in the South In fact the notices
from the Southern press (which will
be presented from time to ume) are
most commendatory for the excel
lence ANA cleanliness of the per
formauces given by this company.
The Tampa (Fla) Daily Times, of
February rs, conaiaed the following
notice
One of the best minstrel perform
ances ever seen in TAMPA was that
Of The Dandy Dixie Mnstrels. who ap
Deared at The Tampa Bay Casino
Saturday night Owing TO the excel
len1e OF the show, the performance
viii be given tonight Hundreds ol
white people enjoyed the DrformancC
Saturday night as much as did tho
colored people in the gallery"
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INDIANA W. c. T. U.

Lafayette. Ind Oct Women
wearing the white ribbon badge OF the
W. G.. r. a.. were much I'm evidence
in Lafayette today They were the
delegates TO the thiny-fourih annual
state convention of the organization,
which viii be in session here during
the next -four days. opening with "a
welcome demonstration tonight IN
Trinity NJ e. church
The convention program contains
au unusual number of interesting fea-
tures Tomorrow morning the super
intendents of departments viii give
their reports and The afternoon will
be occupied With the election OF Off
GERS Ia The evening the LOYAL TEN
perance Legion will give a demonstra-
ton
sunday morning and evening w. c.
T. y. Speakers will occupy the pulpits
~ number of the local churches
Monday viii be occupied largely with
routine business. but in the afternoon
Judge Stubs OF Indianapolis will adj
dress the convention on the worl, OF
The juvenile court in that city The
business of the convention viii he con.
cluded Tuesday morning
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Thomas A. Edison the great Ameri.
can inventor says: Fully eighty per
cent of the illness of mankind comes
from eating improper food or too much
food; people are inclined to over-ln
dulge themselves This is where
indigestion finds IT'S beginning in near.
" every case. The stomach can do
just SO much work and no more. and
when you overload it, or when you
eat the wrong kind of food the di-
gestiye organs cannot possiblv do the
work demanded of them. IL is ~ such
times that the stomach needs help; II
demands help. and warns You by
headaches. belching. sour stomach
nausea and Indigestion You should
attend TO this at once by taking some
thing that viii actually do the work
for the stomach. Kodol will do this
It is combination of natural di
gestants and vegetable acids and con
.ains the same juices found in q
healthy stomach "a is pleasant Ia
take Il dgests what YOU eat Sold
Ly G. K Renfro.
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THIS IS TO BE
MIXED At HOME
Tells How TO Find Out if
the Kidneys are
Weak

A we'll known authority states that
there afa more cases of kidney
trouble here now than ever before,
while recent reports show that more
people succumb each year 10 some
form OF kidney disease than any other
canse
When there Is sickness examine
the urine Rheumatism Is only a
symrtom OF kidney trouble It IS
nothing more or less than excessive
uric acid IN the blood which the
Sluggish. inactive kidnevs have failed
to slit out, .oaving it TO decompose
and settle about the joints and
muscles, causing inieass suffering
ferqenntly resulting in deformity; o.
Ten reaching the heart when death en-.
snes
Pains across the hack. frequent.
painful and suppressed uri1ation and
p7har symptoms of weak bladder are
not the only signs Of kidney trouble
many cases Of stomach disease. head.
aches. pains in the heart. inactive
liver. ETC. are hut symptoms: the
cause OF which can be traced 20
feeble. clogged kidneys.
The physicians for the Insurance
companies always carefully examine
and report on the condition Of the
urine, y IS certain sign OF sickness
or health OF the human body.
A test OF the urine should be made
hy every man and woman at least
once each year a simple test is to
void q small quantity of urine in a
bottle or glass and let it stand over
nght next morning, IL there IS red.
dish. brickdusi sediment. or whste
ileecy substance nrcsent. either con.
sult some equitable phvsician or take
q good vegetable treatment The fol-
lowing prescription Is recommended
highly IN. these cases, and il desirable.
the Sufferer can mix Il az home ANY
good prescription pharmacy has the
ingredients which are harmless and
inexpensive Compound Kargon. one
ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion. one.
half ounce. Compound Syrup Sarsapa.
riila three ounces Shake well and
use Ia feasnoonfull doses after each
meal and az bedtime Where amy of
ihe symptoms enumerated above arc
present good results are sure 20 fol-
low immediately the use of this
simple prescrtp;snn
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sultan. Raaa.d SOLDIER.

che sultan's army suggests a regn-
lar country circus. Every Friday one
may see sample of theFe monkey
Ike soldiers at the parade OF the Sc.
lamlik, which takes place on the Kas.
ba square at IL a. m. A battalion
marches past in double column and
salutes the governor. who goes from
his palace to the mosque,
All these soldiers arc poorly
equipped Their uniforms have lost
their color and their trousers are too
short, showing their legs. which shine
as II they had been covered with shoe
polish. However. It would be a mis-
take to think that this gang OF ragged
rufians could not stand a fight Fanat-
icism wlil make heroes OF them, for
their contempt o. death is absolute.