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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08

ecyn ber ,Deutfden Suriftenoeituns"
idreibt Suitisratb Dr. S. @trana
(8erltn):
Satte aud bic @d0pfuns 3,ppelins
nit Dem SAB Der Glemente gu famps
fen: bic Shat bleibt ipeltbepesenb.
neberan pirft lie. Mu9 neue &ehtsz
scbiete eri1lisbt iie. Oas 2uftreAt
lit es. bas mir meinen. Gben faum
inebr als Elm Name, 1T es .rtunmebr
sum bringenben problem seiporoen.
$50 Der Msnl9 bsrridt = btsber tpa=
rem @rbe unb Meer feline Reide - tt
nas Nebt berufsn, ben einaelnen bic
6erri9aftsIpbdren Su5utpsiien. 8e<
rufen, @ren5en gu 5ieben. un1 ben
@treit aller segen ale gu Ihlihten.
Oie unterlperfuns Der 2uft bur3 bas
lenfbare 2uTtIdiFf itebt bepor. Sn
raasabnte 8ertebrsreide unb Wege
.tritt Ser Menl9. llno Die &e4tsz
'frase miro brennenb: Mer tit gisens
tbiimer Der 2uft9 Sn ben panbetten
lernte man, benz Gi9entbiimer BON
Brunb unb goben sebDre Der CRIB
rcum unter bem1elben Big 5ur etpigen
sisfe, Der 2uftraum ibsr ibm Bis gum
6immel. Gin ipielerif4es Wort, bon
ben Sbatfahen iiberbolt WGre es
rihtia, 10 tpiiroe ieber Staat audi Mnz
ipruh auf oen Quftraum iiber feinem
@etiet erbeben fDnnen. gs eebe feline
ssreibeit Der 2uft, Die, 2uft tpdre niht
.Gemeingut. Gpri9t aber niht bier
sssen Elm fairies gmpfinbsn? &ann
mon Quftrdume gegeneinan6sr abb
grenaen tpie Grunoitiide2 Nihtet fi4
rnenihli9er Serrlhaftspille iiberz
baupt in bic unenbli9en 6Dbens Grz
fldrlid Dater, bab W1lferrehtsiuriften
fir bic Sreibeit Der Cuff eintreten; 10
has Institut de droit international
auf feinen Saeungen au 8riii7el 1902
unf su Goinburg 1904. Mber biefe
Torberung fdtpebt sin Der 2uft".
Sine internationale @iniaung BET.
MGdte su ibren @uniten. febIt. 11nb
In berSbat, ipihttse8ebenfen fprehen
eesen bic unbefardnttbeit jenss prinS
Abs. @efabren aller Mrt bringt es
fir sic @taaten. Bon ieber 60be
tpirft bag IalIge1eb: aerItDrenb' t6nren
auf bic 2Gnber 3. 9. @prensgefdaoife
ouberer ober innerer Seinbe nieberz
eefen. Das Musfunbfhaften, Der
Ghmugeel, bic grlei9terung psrbres
f;erifGer Mnf1ldee lnb Der GluGt be-
oeilten tpeitere 8ebrobungen osr 6fs
fentliden @iherbeit. Die Snanfprli1s
nabme getpiffer itaotliHer 9obeitss
rehte iiber ben luftraum ldbt ii1 To-
nit niht abtpeifen. Dime n0lterrehts
lide Mbmahunaen ipirb cine Meaelung
(stiefes Meltberfebrs nint m0sli9 fein.
syiir ben Grteoen nidt 1lur, fonbern.
ipenns!ei9 nit sr0berer Benegunas%
freibeit, aud fir Ben Rries. Denn
ihipeigen auh unter ben Maffen bic
Defebe, 10 tpirb aus Miidfihten ber
Maenfhlihfeit, Die alien Gtddter sus
qute fommen, cine ,,Genfer Renpen@
fipn@ fit ben @ebrauh bes luftfhifs
fes I'm Rriene erforberlich fejn. Mie
| einem Deut5men bus erffe teHtbure
Quftfhiff, 10 rnSge oeutihen ssyutifen
Sic beite @eifdItung Der nDIierperbins
6tnben intsrnatipnnlen luftrentsperz
trGoe gelingsn. Ddsu aete ii. 9nz
iunft aud Der Suriftentag ieine
Gpenbt!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08
golkHun1oulte.
(rMtlp. 6erolb".)

Oe[ YDIllQHO SIegDHIuH. DeIt %
an neuen Soeen nidt feblt, brinst
cinen benz amerifanifhen publitum
oermutblid nod niat seldufisen 8orz
Idlas our Sprade: unentgeitli9e luz
riitil9e 8eibilfe fit bas 0olt. gr
fammt stpar aus benz foaialoemofraz
tiIden 4rIenal, 1T audi in europGz
ii6en2Gnbern ba ober bort, gum tbetl
peisltens, perpirtlidt. bier aber bat
iid bic Dffentlide Meinung mod lpez
Mig nit ibm befddfttgt. Der @runb=
gebanfe lit bie toitenfreie Geridtsbarz
felt. Sn allen proaeiien follen bic
Soften nidt pon Den eesenf fettigen
parteien, 1onbern bon Ser Dffentlihen
aa1e setrasen peroen. tpas, pie Der
Oresonian meint. cine 0ereinfa9ung
bet proaebur unb permutblid audi
0errinseruns Der ssdlle berbeifiibren
tpiirbe. Cine berbdltnibmdBig serinse
MnaabI bon Mbpptaten fDnnte ollie Sc
i1Gfte erlebisen, au oenen iebt
Oubenbe beranse5ogen tperben miiKen.
Da bic Musiidt auf Sporteln pon@eiz
ten Der alienten aussef4lofen 1T,
bGtte tein Nopofat mebr l1rla9e,
etnen proseB au peri4leppen ober
bas @e1ultat nit tednii9en Rniffen
bin5ubalten. sSeoem tpiirbe Der Meibe
nah Elm beittmmter Sail 3ugetpiefen
tperoen, tpobei iid als 5olse beraus=
fellen miiBte. baB Der @brsei5 ni9t
ollie Gniffe anftrenat, Inn gu setpinz
nen, 1onbern bab sseoer feline neberz
3eusung bonn innern Wertb bes GalIes
aur @eltung bringt. Seber tpiirbe
feline Mnfi9t auf @runb berSbatfa9en
Su setpinnen fuhen uno biefe benz
Rihter our Beurtbeiluns porlesen.
Wiele Rlasefdle ipiirben bermutbli9
gar nidt aur Werbanbluns tommen,
ba iie iid auBerseridtlid fdlidten
lieBen.
Der rei@e Rlient ipiirbe por benz
armen feinen Nortbeil poraus baben.
fopeit bic Musipahl Der Suriiten in
8etru@t fommt. unD Dd Oie1e tetn
anoeres 3iel I'M Muae baben f0nnen,
aIs bas abfolute Reht fefauitellen,
piirbe Der iebt 10 bdufise Nerfu4. gu
bem fi9 Silent unO Mopotat berbins
ben. Dem Gefeb Elm 9dnippden au
fdlagen. in @esfall tommen. Mud
piirbe bic @htpierigteit, cine Surf
sufammen gu bringen. nidt mebr fo
bGufia portommen; Bel Dem 3eugens
perbDr piirbe BON feiner Geite BET
@eriu4 gema9t tperben, 9bdtiaden
5u peridtpeisen ober 5u entfteIlen,
yiemunb tniirbe MnlaB baben. ipihti=
ges 3eusniBmaterial alt unterbriiden.
rgs lit pObl ipabrf6einlih, fast her
,Dresouian", .baB mitunter llnred1
gef1eben fpiirbe. aber BEL tDeitem midi
10 bGufig tpie iebt bic proaeBperbanbs
lung gerehte gntideioung au bringeu
perfeblt. tpdbrenb burh Die 8efetti=
gung Der 1irfathen ~ Spibfinhiafei.
ten unb Rniffen Mussletd Der Diffes
ren3en III Der Wltbr3nbl Der pro3eiIs
er3ieIt trerben tpiirbe. :
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08
illus Ser wod,c.
weli ua6 Eeben unter Der Eupe eoito
rieller Betraht.ins.
oEf.t ,,r,.sr alpslthafest.

Mus 9riftol tpirb Dem 3. s. se=
ff1AArieben: Dns srnBe Mert Der Grs
neueruna oes 2onhoner 9afens TT
banf Der Snitiatipe, Die Mr. 3lono
George in feiner @tenung als 9an@
oelsminiiter enttpidelte. Der 0ernirtl'=
dung nabe. sSn5piihen bdben aber
audi 8eb0roen unb &orporatipnen on
anberen ipidtigen puntten Der enslis
fden aiiite nidt serubt. nit peraItsten
Ginrihtunaen, Die ben mpoernen Mns
forberunsen oes Meltbanbels uno oes
interndtionalen Nerfebrs nidt geniis=
ten, aufaurGumen. 6psben 1T Die gr=
Dffnung Der reuen 9afencnlaaen BON
Briftol erfplgt. bic nit grobem Soften
aufnanO in mebridbriger Mrbett ber=
seFent ipurben. Dan,it riidt 8rtitol,
Oas bisber immer nur als Elm 9afen
5peiten Ranees eeeolten bat. in Ole
Reibe Der groben Weltbdfen Elm. Wlan
propbeaeit bier Dem neuen 9afen als
rpforte bes WeItens" cine grobe 3us
fMnft neben 2iperpool unb Sout1dmp=
ton, Elm umEano, Der aud iiber bic
@renaen Gnolanos binaus Beadtung
berbient. sSn ber Shat finb bic natiir=
Iiden 0orbebinsunsen fir bic tpirtb=
fhdfNide Gntnidluns pes Meitfiiitenz
seb;sts unb feines neuen 6afens febr
giinftig. 3iebt man bon 2onoon aus
in ipeftlider Hihtung nit leihter iiio<
liher Mblenfuna cine gerabe 2inie. 10
fiibrt iie oura 9riitol binourd bart an
Der Siibfiiite bon Srlanb porbei nad
Neip yorf. Der 6afen bon 8riitol
liest alfo auf Dem tiiraeiten Meae bon
Mmerifa aus unb bietet bic fhnell1te
Bsrmittluns aipilden Dem Weten. Den
groBen NertebrsSentren Gnelanos nno
fomit auf Dem europGii9en Rontiz
nente. 2iberpool liest elm sana She'll
peiter nah Norben, Soutbampton
aber in elmer auf bem6eepege betrGhtz
lihen Gntfernnurg in fiioDftlider
Mi1tune. Wenn 8riftpl bisber ni9t
imitanoe ipar. feline iiberaus eiinftise
geographifhe 2aqe bolIauf aussunut=
gen, 70 lag bic S9ulb an berSbatfa9e,
Dab Der 9afen ben Oaeanbampfern
nit grOBtem Siefsanse niht ansepaBt
ipar. Oie felt einiaen sSatren am Nu=
Der hefinblihe 5tabtpertpoltung nabm
Die 8erbeferung Der Ianse perna9ldiz
iis.enWiBitdnbe enersifh in Die 9anb.
Nidt ipeniser aIs brei Wfillionen
pfuno ipurben berausgabt, um bsn
9afen gu Dem gu MAIDEN, mas er beute
1T, ndmlid gu Dem bsfteineeri9teten
bes sefammten @eretnisten R0nisrei=
DIES. Die Oods baben ieBt arDberen
9iefeang. als sur Mufnabme ser grDbz
ten ausenblidlih eriftirenben Oaeanz
rieien erforberlih 1T. 8ei alien 0or@
ridtungen CUR Werlabung ben @iitern
iino Die mobernften te9niIhen grrun=
genfdaften peripenbet, unb Elm url=
fangreides giienbabneb perbinbet Sen
6afen nah allen Hi6tuneen nit Dem
8innenlanoe. Die @roBsiigiefeit, bic
bas neue Merf beherrfht, seist bie
SbatIade. baB cine neue Babn sebaut
ipurSe, Die es ermDslidt. 2onoon in
aipei @tunben gu erreihen uno ion1it
cine baIbe Stunbe gu 1paren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08
nadbt, fpilt griiMbI;1 npb trpdnst'
1fpenn nDslih an bet 2utt

g Ghmub,ige G.troh M at
ten tperben ipieber rein ulb ben,
nenn man lie NIT elmer iHdrfen
Biitite unb tDarmen GaIspuffsr trdfa
tis biiritet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08

YetrDleu m 1T Oa 81 pc e.
Re,inigungsmittelfi fiir q Gbss
mafhinen. Mun. fpriBt es mittelf
beg, OeIers in ale gum Oelen be-
itimr,ten 0sffnunget unb IeBts bic
Mafdine bonn einise Minuten tiid9=
tig in 8etpesung, baitlit iiA bos geeiz
,,igungsmittel iiberdlIhin yberbreitet.
Gs 1T bann. aud 1otbneaois, bic
5hrauben gu l0fen. ,tpelHe bic seiSentz
lihe Mafebine NIT benz EifAtaiten
perbinbet. 81, benz Naume'' unterbaIb
finben ii1 oft ganBe Mblagerunsen
BON Jloden, ioipit Elm adber., sriiner
@nlamn, Der aug perbidtert Ma1hiz
nen6l beitebt,, unb Der ben lGans Der
Maf9ine bemmt. IDas Petroleum
loft ibn in ben feineren 1beilen BON
feIbit auf. Qat man nadber alles
iiberi9iifiige petrolellnt nit einem
ipeidsn| 2dppden entfernt. 10 bit mon
nit MafdinenDl ein, unb bic Wae
f4ine lGuft tpie neu.
8runnennaffer 5u pere
beffern. Man bsrlhafft fiA gut
sebrannte. n,osli9it bldttrise 9ol3=
tobIe, unb aertIeinert 20 Bis 80
Quart, 10 bab bic ein5elnen @tiide
bic GrDbe elmer WalnuB 1aben. 9lns
Berbem flint man Elm fleines SGdAen,
Das aus re9t lofem 3euse berseiteat
1T, NIT 5 Bis 10 pfunb ao9fal5. Die
aoble iammt benz Salaiddden legt
man in einen 8eutel aus lofem 3euge
pber mod beKer in EN- Reb NIT tleinen
Mafden, be59tpert bas @anae nit
einem @tein unb ldBt es mittels zines
biinnen @eiles in bas Mailer BIB in
bic Ndbe bes @runbes. gea9 einigen
3agen 1T bas Maier flarer unb BON
beFerer 8eidaffenbeit. Gs empfieblt
iid, biefes 8erfabren i'm 2aufe oes
sSabres einise Weale gu -tpieoerholen.
@ala brau9t nur einmal i'm Sabre
angepenbet perben.
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IettfIede in 9upeten ober
6ausfleibern f0nnen erfolsreid nit
pfeifenerbe bebanbelt lperben. Mdn
trGat ben Ssis ouf bic Glede. ldbt
i'm eintrodnen unb tiiritet i'm mad
einiger 9eit ab. Ginsetrodnete pfei<
fenerbreife fDnnen natiirlib tmmer
ipisber aufselDit unb benuBt tperbeA.
6oI5fu4en briibt man bor ih<
rem gebrau9 tii1tig nit beiBefn
Mafer. Jettfleden auf Ganeibss
brettern entfernt man burh cine
Mifdung BON Ebon ~unb Muifer Bic
man bid uuftrGst unb eii1 pddr @tiit<
ben einnirltn ldBt, fdeuert bdra
tiihtiq mit Geife unb Ganb, bod
pbne Goba. ba fie bds 6oI5 srall
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08

I'm robe Rartpffeln auf
ibre Site all priifen, ipenbe man fofs
genbes Werfdbren an: Man aers
fhneibe cine Rartoffel unb reibe beibe
@tiide aneinanber: tpenn bic Rartof=
fel meblie unb gut 1T. 70 fleben bann
beibe @tiide sufammen. unb es aeist
}i9 an ben Ndnbern unb an Der
DberflG9e leihter S9dum. Mafer
barf beim Druid niht dnsflieBen; 1T
bies ber San, 70 to9en bic Rartoffeln
ii4 tpGf5erig unb iinb bon fale4tem
Gefhmad.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08

Cine nit OeIanitri9 pers
febene Gtube ldbt fi1 leidt babur9
reintgen. penn man benz 9heuertpaf=
fer (parm) pro elmer n 0ndrt pe<
troleum 5ufebt, bann nit Biirfte ,lnb
Seife fdeuert unb nit fauberem
WaHer fpiilt unb trodnet. 60 er@
bdlt iid Der Oelanitrid jabreIane ipie
rlel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08

Das ppBtn Der Riibe bat
befanntlih ben balben Mertb bes
Rroftfntters nnb besbalb foIte fein
2anoipirtb perfGumsn, bdsfelbe aud
i'm Winter reht piel unb pft un3u=
Dronen. Mean iiebt es bulo iebeli1
9biere an, tpie gut inn eine fol1e
MsinIihfeit bstcmn,t.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30

contend that the republican par
ty, il again placed in power, will
ever 60 further than its platform
pledges in helping the Southern
States.
The democratic party believes
in a reduction Of the iniquitious
Dingley tariff schedules to a
revenue basis, while the republi-
can party at Chicago again
straddled the tariff question by
saying that the republican party
believes in a revision Of the
tariff, but failed to say. that the
party believes in q revision
downward, and not upward.
The democratic party at Dem
yer declared that a trust Is inde-
fensible and intolereble O n d
ought to be destroyed; while the
republican party, Mr.. Taft and
the others, say that IL is impossi'
BILE to destroy the trusts without
destroying legitimate business
interests Of the country; and
hence the republican party does
not believe in destroying the
trusts, but on the contrary 1t be-
lieves In regulating them, and OF
course wants the trusts regulated
by their friends, the republican
party.
The right Of suffrage Is the
most sacred right Of every citi-
zen In this country; and we APP
peal to every voter, regardless ol
politics, who really believes In
the rule Of the people, to go to
the polls on the 3rd of November
and help roll up the biggest ma
jority for Bryan and Kern and
OldHeld ever given to q demo.
oatio tioket In this district.
Most Sincerely,
Goo. II. Trevathan,
Chairman Democratic Con-
gressional Committee, Second
District OF Arkansas.
Sam II. Deener,
Secretary Democratic Con-
gressional Committee, Batesvllle,
Ark, October 10, 1908.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30

Hon, W, A. Oldfield deserves
the support Of every democrat in
the Second congressional dis
trict. In the primaries, in which
Mr.. Oldfield was nominated for
congress, Sharp county gave
him the largest majority Of any
county in the district, and this
county ought to roll up a fine
majority for him in the approach.
ing election.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30

commerce commission to acertain
the exact physical valuation Of
the property of all the railroads
in this country, 80 that the COM
mission may know how much the
people ought to pay in freight
and passenger rates, in order to
produce for the railroads a fair
rate Of interest upon the money
they have invested ia their roads
and equipment.
The railroads object to this
procedure. The republican par
ty at Chicago turned down this
proposition by vote Of OH to
SO.
The railroads and the republic
can party say that 1t 10 none OF
the peoples business how much
water they have in their railroad
stock. The democratic party
says it believes in squeezing the
water out Of the railroad stock
and then permit the railroads to
make a fair rate Of interest upon
their actual investment.
The democratic party at Dem
yer adopted a plank declaring
for a federal statute guaranteeing
deposits In national banks; and
says that the law ought to be so
drawn as to permit state banks
to take advantage Of the law.
The republican party opposes
this provision and Mr.. Taft says
II would be q bad thing for the
people. Upon this question the
Democratic party takes the side
of the fifteen million depositors
of the country and the republi.
can party takes tho side Of the
banks.
The democratic party at Den.
yer declared for a comprehensive
plan Of reolaiming what Is known
as the overflowed and swamp
lands Of the South by ditehing
and draining those lands. The
republican party platform Is
silent on this question, and we
dare cay no reasonable man will
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30
THE ELECTION.

Before the Record IS prlnteo
aoain the campaign of 1908 will
be a thing of the past and either
Mr.. Bryan or Mr.. Taft will have
heen elected president of the
Tinted States. The campaign
has been a remarkable one.
Never before in the history of the
country has the president taken
such an active interest in cam
naipn ia which his successor was
to be chosen, md this week has
seen the entire cabinet OF the
president scatter to the different
parts of the country to deliver
speeches for the party nominee.
The republicans are scared.
There is no doubt about that.
They are scared about Ohio, In
dian, New York, and other states
on which depend the result OF
the contest. T h e continued
ovations accorded Mr.. Bryan
wherever he goes, the apparent
complete reunion of the demo-
cratic forces and the apparent
dissatisfaction with Taft in the
ranks of the republicans have
combined to give the republican
party a scare it will not soon for.
get, even if it is successful at the
polls next Tuesday.
But there is no telling how the
election is going. The Record
has no prediction to make. We
can only hope for the success OF
the democratic candidate ana the
rule of the country by the people
instead OF by the favored few,
the trust interests.
Chairman Mack OF the demo-
cratic national committee sees a
landslide for Bryan.
Chairman Hitchcock of the re-.
publican national committee sees
sweeping victory for Taft.
Mr.. Bryan predicts victory
| for himself.
Mr.. Taft predicts victory for
himself,
So there you are.
We shall soon know.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30

The editors Of the Melbourne
Register and Calico Rock Prog
ress announce that il there is
any person who believes he can
beat them getting up a country
newspaper in their localities, he
may have the job by applying at
either office with a few hundred
dollars in cash. This ought to
strike the croakers as O fair
proposition,
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30

When you go to vote next
tuesday you will find elk differ
eh' political parties represented
on the ticket. The citizen who
cannot satisfy himself from this
number is indeed very hard tc
please.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30

IL Is really amusing to SEQ a
number OF weekly papers In this
s'ate making predictions and
compiling figures on the coming
election just the same as If they
know what they are talking
about.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30

Nlsht riders are dIsgracing tho
s,a'o OF Tennessee. But nothing
Use could be expected Of such
men.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30
uuNENS OF NORTH ARKANSASun

Wm. Krauser, aged 81, died
near Hoxie lately.
A brass band has been organ
lied at Walnut Ridge.
Last week the mayor of Cotter
tried twelve law breakers.
More than a dozen new build
ings are now under construction
at HoXie.
The Frisco railroad will likely
build a new, up 10 date depot at
Walnut Ridge.
The cotton gin at Alicia has
two sets of hands, and is running
day and night.
Twenty five carloads of canned
tomatoes were shipped from Cot
ter this season.
Chancery court was held at
Mountain Home last week. The
docket was light.
Democrats of Walnut Ridge
have contributed S11S to the
| Bryan campaign fund.
On Thursday Of last week 1902
bales of cotton had been received
in Calico Rock this season.
The Houser Bros. of Baxter
county won a premium at the re-
! cent state fair at Hot Springs on
apples.
| A Walnut Ridge cotton man
says that town will market 10,-
900 bales of the fleecy staple this
season.
From 1,400 sweet potato plants
Jeff John OF Melbourne this
season grew 50 1-2 bushels Of
potatoes.
j. T. Tracy Of Mountain Home
grew sweet potato in his gar.
den this season that weighed
8 1-2 pounds.
The Farmers Union gin al
Reyno took fire few days ago
and was saved only by the hard
! work of citizens.
L. l.. Thomas, wanted in But
. ler county, Mo-, for horse steal
| ing, was captured near Poca-
! hontas last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Benbrook
and their three children are all
i'll Of typhoid fever at their home
> near Calico Rock.
George Thompson and James
Gray are in Jail at Powhatan on
the charge Of breaking into rail.
!, road cars at Hoxie.
, Hon. s. A. Moore, q prominent
, attorney, and Miss Katherine
Maxfeld were married at Bates
vile several days ago.
George Cline and Mrs. Mary
Robinett, both OF Poeahontas,
were married 10 the court house
; at that place last week.
The more or less famous Lithia
Springs Of Baxter county have
, been purchased by A. F. Swine-
hart Of Cleveland, Ohio.
, The ladies OF the Baptist
church Of Cotter gave an enter.
tainment Friday night, the pro-
ceeds going to their church.
r. A. Williams, aged 80 years,
one OF the best citizens OF Ran
dolph county, died at his home
at Dalton recently Of paralysis.
A barn belonging TO Oscar
I Massey Of Cotter was burned
, last week with all its contents.
II is believed the building was
fired by tramps.
: A number Of young boys OF
| Alicia were arrested o few days
ago for alleged misbehavior at
prayer meeting service, but were
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30

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Sharp County record., 1908-10-30

his own life several days ago, by
shooting himself with gun. No
cause for the act is assigned by
his family.
Owen Woods, who in some
manner escaped from the asylum
for the insane at Little Rock and
returned to his home in lizard
county a few months ago, was
returned to the asylum last week.
Miss Lena Cook, a young girl
about Is years of age, committed
suicide at Biggers one day last
week by swallowing stryohnine.
1t is said that disappointment
over a love affair caused the
deed.
Mrs. Sarah Black of Bellmore,
Independence county, died re-
Gently from the effects of injuries
received in falling from a porch.
Mrs. Black was a widow, and
had been totally blind for several
years.
N. Davis, a we'll known citizen
of Birdell, Randolph county,
committed suicide by blowing
his head off with a shotgun. He
was 30 years old, and was des-
pondent on the account Of i'll
health.
Lively competition was in
dulged in by the different cotton
seed buyers OF Newark one day
recently and the result was that
cotton seed went up to S18 per
ton, the price remaining there
two days.
In circuit court at Walnut
Ridge recently Miss Myrtle Hen
dirk got a judgment against the
Iron Mountain railroad for ST.
900 for Injuries received wnlie
trying to board train at Min
turn in August, 1907.
The Middlebrook correspond
ent to the Pocahontas paper is
the author of this interesting To-
cal: slim Brown had the mis-
fortune of running over COW
and getting pretty badly hurt,
but he is some better now"
Robert Adams, who lives in
the hills Of Baxter county, who
was riding a horse, was chased
a mile and half by a panther a
few nights ago. The animal
stayed close at the heels Of the
horse until dogs began to bark at
the home Of Mr.. Adams.
Hon. w. A, Oldfield and Hon.
H. II. Myers, democratic and re-
publican candidates for cong
ress, spoke at Calico Rock few
days ago, and the Progress says
the speakers were courteous in
their discussion and that there
were no personal filings or mud
singing.
The city council OF Newport
has passed On ordinance which
puts q ban on the "red light"
district In that town by imposing
a fine Of from $40 to $50 on male
or female inmates OF such resorts
and which also provides for fin
ing the landlord renting houses
for such purposes.
II our people do not want a
new county and court house in
Calico Rock, we will discharge
the architect and stop work on
them, and take up the PROPOSE
ton Of building a turnpike to
Melbourne and establishing an
airship line to Salem, says the
Calico Rock Progress.
The shoe factory, which was
established at Mammoth Spring
year or two ago by the Good
bar Shoe Co. Of Mem phis