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Sharp County record., 1908-11-20
MEETING OF BAPTISTS.
Program For Fifth Sunday Meeting At
Little Springs Church.

Following is the program for
the Fifth Sunday meeting of the
Spring River Association to be
held with Little Springs Church
at Poughkeepsie this month:
Friday.
7 o'clock p. m. introductory
sermon, j. l.. Hill.
Saturday.
10 o'clock a. m. What Does it
Take to Constitute a Scriptural
Church? j. G. Diceston and Sam
Stratton.
II O'Clock a. m. What Does it
Take to Constitute an Ideal
Church Member? Chas Lee and
r. B. Bellamy.
2 o'clock p. m. Is Foot Wash.
ing a Church Ordinance? r. 3.
Bellamy and j. F. Butler.
3 o'clock p. m. What is a
Landmark Baptist Church? Sam
Clements and J. F. Butler.
Preaching at 7 o'clock p. NJ,
Text Acts 2:38, G. H. Burr, Sam
Clements,
Sunday.
10 o'clock o. m. What is Sanc-
tifcation as Taught in the Scrip
lures? P. M. Chrisenberry and
r. B. Bellamy.
Preaching at II O'Clock o. M,
Text, John 3:5, M. D. Bowers.
2 o'clock p. m. What Stand
Should q Church Take on Pro.
hibition? Wm. Watkins, G.. H
Burr.
8 O'Clock p. m. Sunday School
Lecture by NJ. D. Bowers.
M. A. Tompkins,
Chas. d. Tibbles,
G. W. Smith,
Program Committee
Sharp County record., 1908-11-20
c A L A M | N E

Cold and frosty.
Everybody still busy.
News is again scarce this week
| l.. T. Andrews of Imboden was
in our section lately killing cattle
ticks.
Mrs. M. O. Street was visiting
her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Ware,
lSunday.
j. E. Mclaughlin and wife
spent a day or two on Reeds
Creek last week.
W. W. Smith is our champion
hunter, having killed three ducks
at one shot lately.
The farmer who raises his own
corn and pork al home can but.
ter both sides of his bread if he
wants to.
We are sorry to note the death
|of "Aunt Betsy" Whetstine, who
died Wednesday night of last
week at her home two miles north
of here on the old Berry Street
farm. She was a good old lady
and was loved by everybody.
She leaves a host of friends and
relatives to mourn her loss.
Now that the election is over
and we poor devils are just about
the same size we were before the
storm, let's pull off our coats and
see if we can't build up the
Farmers Union. Something
must he done or we are gone. If
we don't look after our own in
terests who will? No one will.
So, Mr.. Farmer, let's get busy
and bring the Union to the top.
Some people believe the Union
was gotten up to destroy all
other orders of business. This is
a mistake. The Farmers Union
was organized to protect the
farmers and all laboring people
who make their living by days
work, and we want to say it has
accomplished a great deal OF
good here, Notwithstanding the
fact that we have often been
asked the question "What good
has the Union done?" by people
who are 40 internal stingy thai
they sleep in their shirttails tt
.lsssp from wearing out their un'
derclothing.
Sharp County record., 1908-11-20
B G N q A Y

Health continues good in this
section.
j. o. Hoggard bought r. Fl.
Young's farm last week.
VIM. Anderson Of Calamire
was in our town Monday.
Ben BrightwelI, our ginner,
was transacting business in Cave
township Monday.
Several from this vicinity made
trips to Batesvile last week to
take cotton to market.
w. T. Montgomery and j. r.
Perkey Of Cave township were
here Thursday Of last week.
W. 0. Wilson Of Shelbyville
and Claude Gyngard Of Grange
were in this section Monday.
Lucien Andrews, the tick in
spector, was in this section two
or three days last week. He ex-
amined F. j. Doss' and l.. II,
Vaughan's cattle Saturday and
found what he said was surely
the Texas fever tick and quaran-
tined their cattle. The cattle
were all put up without the own
ers returning a word. Our peo-
ple are In favor Of enforcing the
law concerning the cattle tick,
although some OF US never saw
one of these ticks until Mr., An
drewe came around inspecting
the cattle.
Sharp County record., 1908-11-20

You can cure dyspepsia, indi
gestion, sour or weak stomach,
or In fact any form OF stomach
trouble II you will take Kodol
oeeasionaly-just at the times
when you need It, Kodol doee
not have to be taken all the time
Ordinarily you can take Kodol
now and then, because 1t COM
pletely digests oil the food you
eat, and after a few days or q
week or 60, the stomach can di.
gest tho food without the aid oi
Kodol. Then you don't need
Kodol any longer. Try 1t todey
on our guarantee. We know
what II will do for you. Sold by
Snow Drug Go.
Sharp County record., 1908-11-20

Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup not only heals irritation
and allays inflammation, thereby
stopping the cough, but it moves
the bowels gently and in that
way drives the cold from the
system. Contains no opiates'
1t is pleasant to take, and chill.
dren especially like the taste, so
nearly like maple sugur. Sold
by Snow Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1908-11-20
Serious Charge.

Martin Rumfield is in Jail at
Pocahontas charged with the
murder of his brother, Albert
Rumfield, aged q years. There
were no witnesses to the killing,
and the accused man says the
deed was done by an unknown
party.
Sharp County record., 1908-11-20
Killed Large Eagle.

John Douglas Of Heber, while
hunting on Round Mountain
near that town Il few days ago,
killed a large eagle, which was
in the act Of killing small pig
when shot.
Sharp County record., 1908-11-20
Same Ia Arkansas.

The election returns In Tenn
essee may get in before January
|, and again they may not, says
the Memphis Commercial Ap.
Peal.
Sharp County record., 1908-11-20
ASH FLAT.

Occupying "A'
street.
w. P. Williams is delivering
one hundred wagon loads OF
|cross ties at Hardy.
Several Of the boarding stu
dents spent Saturday and Sun
! |day at their homes
We predict that wedding bells
will be ringing long and loud be-
fore long in this town.
Miss Dora Stanfill Of Reed will
|bepin teaching next Monday in
district No. AZ, near here.
Elder R. A. Robbins is now
|ooc,pying the property vacated
|tbis week by Elder Andy T. Rit'
|chie.
Hon, D. L. King of Hardy and
Hon, J. L. Short Of Salem we're
here Saturday looking after legal
business.
A post office inspector visited
&ba city one day recently. He
Found everything o. k. at the or
lice here.
w. E. Brawley, one OF our
prosperous merchants and good
citizens, has been on the puny
list lately.
Our merchants report that they
hid more business Saturday than
bn any other single day OF the
present fall.
r. L. Stephens and John l..
bverton went to Newourg one
ay this week, both bringing
back lumber.
Mrs. James Brewer and daugb.
or of Evening Shade were here
Bunday. guests Of the family OF
B. Ritchie.
G. B. Ferguson left the first
Bart Of the week for Little Rock
b represent the Masonic order OF
his place in the grand lodge,
bow in session.
Phillips & Bristow this week
bipped twenty. .one wagon loads
1 cotton seed from Hardy. Each
Vaeon load contained about two
thousand pounds OF seed.
Last Sunday Tolly Brown and
Hiss Mollie Nelson, who live
bout three miles from town,
'ere united in marriage. The
CEREMONY was performed by Esq
H. Richie at his residence at
bis place.
]. H. Walling and family Of
lebanon township were here re.
emily visiting relatives. Mr..
Valling is one OF the older citi.
ems OF the county, yet he gets
bout as lively as many men who
re much younger.
The adjourned meeting Of the
purth quarterly conference OF
he Ash Flat circuit will convene
ere on December 5, and all in.
erested are urged to be in at.
bndance. Alright a missionary
hlly will be hold, to which ev.
ryone Is invited,
A Memphis capitalist was here
ecently figuring on the PROPOSE.
Jon Of building an electric car
ne from Hardy by way Of Ash
lat and Franklin to Calico Rock,
'uoh a line would be OF untold
enefit to this section, and we
ope something good will soon
haterialize.
Elder Andy r. Ritchie and
amily left this week for Nash.
ille' Tenn, where they will
nake their future home. For
ears past Elder Richie has
Pecn ono Of the best known and
nost popular Christian ministers
n this part Of the state. He
vAnnA .sa. "a -
Sharp County record., 1908-11-20

A braeo band has been organ
.apt u ssieu,,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-23

hedge, and the white gable of the Hill Manse-thinking, too, that after next Wednesday she should never see any of them again, when Leebie Gallum affectionate, stupid, but faithful n dogs tail Is faithful to the dog-came in, all blubbered with tears!
 What Is the matter. Leebie? said Rose Nunsby, looking up.
 "'Oh, Miss says Leebie, I cant bear it+-indeed, I cant. Youll be angry, but I really couldn't help itn
 What can't you bear, Leebie? Rose asked.
 TO see that puir man wandering and wanderin'-his hands behind his back. or under the tails O his black coat-like a craw in the rain-day and nicht-nicht an day-I just couldna myself and says I:
 Here Rose stood up, in q great huf- ry. you can imagine.
 "'You never made a fool of me?' she cried aghast at the idea of Leebie as ambassador.
 Ma, ma; mak' fule O you! The idea, said Leebie; T only just telled him that 1t was a poor thing that wasna worth the askin' for, and q ter rfble puir man that was frichted O lass's father! Oh, I never mentioned a word aboot you. Miss; 1 hae over muckle pride. But 1 telled him that loed ye weel, that I wad aye bide WI ye. and that l was a grand hand at bringin' up a young family, me heyin seven brithers-a' younger than my sell And, faith--I believe-thats the minister's step on the gravel walk the noor
 Rose was, as you may imagine, pet rified. But. In spite of herself. her engasement to MT. Irongray was all over the town an hour afterwards.
 "I saw to that myself. chuckled Leebie, this afternoon, when l met her on the road they are kittle cattle thae ministers. And I thocht l wad fix him to itl He daurna draw back moo on account O his congregation. And as for that, auld Prince O Baby lon, her fath er-he is gaun to bfde WI his sister at Wigan She is twice as thraun as himser. So the twa O them will hae a bonny hoose ct. But Leebie Callum is gaun to be manse lass up at the Hill For Maister Irongray, ye see, bein' married, will no need hoosekeeper ony longer. You juist wager ony money that Miss Rose and me will keep the manse as it has never been keepit before--her the garden, me the hoosev
 Here end the first lesson, according to Leebie.
 
 retired after forty years serviee'-he says. Between ourselves, l think he was frightened of you, Vic. It IS strange, for I am not a bit.
 "Yes, I am keeping bright and being good when you are away. l know that is the only way l can help you with your work. But come home as soon as you can, dear. big man. There Is B little wife here who needs you. And if she thinks about you long, Vic, the writing blurs as she looks at the pa per. and she says all sorts of silly things. Vida Calmont owns that 1t IS just the same with her when Phil is away-so you mustn't mind. All wo- men. when they love like Vida and me, are. by nature. 'pesterful.
 "But, because I love you, dear Vie, I will be as little pesterful as I can. Now I am going to write some words that always make me feel very strongA These words are just
 "Your loving little Wife,
 "JANET NORRIS"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-23
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 speeiaI Homeseekers Rates to the West and Northwest. Tickets on sale first and third Tuesdays of each month, at one fare plus $7.00 for round trip.
 One fare plus 25c to Mobile, New Orleans and Pensacola, account Mardi Gras Tickets on sale Feb. 26th to March Ed inclusive, good to return until March 10th.
 Apply to P. Sid Jones, D. P. A., L. & N Depot. Both Phones SIT. Bir- mingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-23
A Modern Development.

From Success Magazine.
 "Your child undoubtedly has chicken DON" says the attending physician.
 And why does she have continual chills with 1t? Is that not unusual?' asks the parent
 ..Well-ah--no doubt it Is a new man. Hesitation of our changing conditions. l might dignose the case as cold storage chicken pox."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-23

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 Dr.h. H. crsss's Ssas, Bsx Atlants. Ca.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-23
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
apor Tsdlsts 9nbrsst.

Die Jabrt Scr 8unbesflotte nad
benz 6tiDen D5ean ruff bic Crime
rung mad an dbnIihe Gabrten, bic
unter ipefentlih ungiin5tigeren 8ebins
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8ine. syf1 NergIei1 nit Diefer fabrt
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impaoers aIs Nergniigungsfabrt.
Bic 5um Sabre 1845 bate man ipenig
Grfahrung m Der D3eanbolnpff1iff@
fart. Die <rffe dmerifdniide Oaeanz
hompftrIinie fpurbe i'm ssdbre 1847
ein8erihtet. 1lngefGbr Inn oiefeIbe
3sit ipufben bie srfen Riiftenodmpfer
gshont aHb als in sSabre 1848 bus
GnInfisber nusbro6, b1tie bar Ranb
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N la lljls hntts bieS a9oeific Nall
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13

bopontragen iotlter.; oie einmal perz
liebene Wtrfafnng lei Dbne Elm Mies
berauftunhen Der Mepolutipn nibt 5ll
xieitisen. 3u bisfen beunrubigenben
5enbenSen tommeil bic 3tpei gegen ebes
srnnlise Dunlamitglieber sefiibrtsn
proaeiie. Die atpeifenos NIT glttm
@runb pnn Der Ncgierling DeranIaBt
.nnrben, aber thntfGhlih ben Gos
5ialbemotraten unb NepplntionGrtn
tpieber oaau gebient baben. neue lln3u-
frieoenbeit 3u ettfahen. l1no eS ipetz
ben INNER i.eue WerfhtpDrungen eat<
bedt unb neile Mttentute begangen.
Was bic petersburger Megiering gez
gen Jinnlanb i'm Sim bat, 1T na1
ben fpGrlihen Meloungen bdriiber
ni1t flar gu erfennen; es lit bprt je=
henfalIs 8elinrubiguns oariiber. uno
es beiBt, bic Neeitrung tpolIe ein 9un-
aes Mrmeeforps nah Ginnlanb iperz
fen, Sm r1enps" fpirb Elm Brief bes
nortpesifden Didters 9i0rniterne
8i0rnfon perDffentliht, iporin bieftr
duBrunO bon Wlittbeilunaen, Die ibm
nambdfte Ginnldnber eemdht baben,
ppr Der Mieoerfebr Der faiferlihen
,Bolitit gesen bieies unsliidlidt 2dnb
iparnt. Ct tpeif barauf bin, baB 9e-
neral Gorge, bic re9te 9anb Dobria
folps. bes ebenlaligen Dittators, plOBz
Ii9 gum @ebilfen bes beliebteu @ene=
ralgouperneurs @erbarb ernannt iporz
ben 1T, mas, tpie man befiirhtet, ben
Generalgouperneur gum Rudtritt bpn
ieinern poften perdnIaKen f0ntlte.
8iDrnipn erflart, bab nad Der Ner@
1i1eruns Der berporrasenbiten MGn=
ne 5tnnlanbs fein 3tpeifel an Der
2opalitdt Der Ginnldnber seseniiber
ibrem 6errfher unb gegeniiber Der
iibernommenen pflidten 5uld1iis lei.
Golde 3peifel iperoen aber 1tidbts=
oeitolpeniser in sepiiien ruffifden
areiien gebegt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
Die Inge f4t RnHln4tD

Die brittle Duma perbient nah ibz
rem bisberisen 0erbalten Elm beKeres
urtbsil als ibre 0pradngerinnen. sic
lest es nidt barauf an. Der Regieruna
S4niertgfeiten 5n MAIDEN, uno lire
Rommiffionen e geben iih niiblieber Mrz
belt ernftbaft bin. 9lu1 bdlt Minis
iterprdfibent5 5tolDpin an ieinem ipoblz
burdou9ten programm feit. 1rob
biefer berubigenben unb 3uberfidt
Observation-Disclosures fDnnen bic inneren
Mngelegenbeiten NuBlanbs niht er-
freufin genannt iperoen, 5umal ipenn
5ih betpabrbeitet, ipasprofefore rehliez
mann, Elm gutter Renner Der DerbGltz
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ab3nipsiIenbe @eriidte unb gdhrihs
ten es ipabrfheinlih MAIDEN, bah ein=
flmBrei9e Rreife duf eine Reaftion I'M
abfolutiftif9en Ginne binarbeiten.
Naan fOlIte es niht fir mDgIih bali
ten, baB berdrtiseW eWerfude INNER nod
unternommen iDerben. oenn ibre llrbes
ber miibten miHen, oab bic fiir NuBs
lambs Madt anb 4nfeben 70 brineenb
nptbnen6iAe Grneu<runaadrbeit nidlf
qeIeilet iperben tnnn, "a lanae ,berarz
ti9t ianere RonfIfite ii ber Cuff Iies
gen. Mu@ bie ~artu33eitunsa Sic
feiner 6innsigung 5iir Demofrdtit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13

ipdr III sSnoien bon sinem bumpfen,
@rpllen erfiiut uno tpobrfheinli9 bus
ben nur bic innelIen unD energif1en
llnter0riidiingsmobregeIn bic Mgitas
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tpenrt audi notiirlih al eineIl rtlen inss
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nod Sapan binltnten. Mdbreseln tpit
Die in 9ranspoaI fniirtn ben @rnll.
Der eneIifht Mrbeiterfiibrer ReirQnrz
Die. ber fih ldnsere 3eit in Snbien
uufgebdlten, nm oie Gage Des Qonbes
telnen gu Iernen, fhreibt nun aus
Dem freien MnitrdIien, bds er eteeIlz
ipGrtig befumt: Wenn ih an Snbien
5uriidbente, erfheint mir alles tpie etn
b0Ier 9raam. Mer niht 6aeetpeien
1T unb bic 3uitGnoe BON Mnge1iht 3u
Mngeiiht gefeben bat. fann iih unm0gz
Iid elm Bib maden bon ben WerbGItz
nifIen un6 bon benz s Eerrorismus, Der
iiterda berrfht. SD geitebe often,
6ab ous inhifhe Bolt felbft in eroBem
Mabe burd ieine gu sroBe llntertDiirz
figfeit oafiir perdnttpprtlih 1T, aber
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febr bulb flbfbar MAIDEN. Nuh Ods
GefdGft enttpidelt iib idnen uno Elm
erfolereider @efndftsmann miro itd
niht lanse bamit 5ufrieben seben, in
feinem eisenen 2dnbe tpie cine Null
betradtet at lperben." Reir 6arbie
fanr bas @erbienlt in Mnfpruh nebs
mer, CUR 8elebuns oes .neuen Settles
in Snbien, Der iih gesen Die ensliide
9errihaft ri9tet, tpefentli9 beisetra,
gen ali baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
9rr ttease rd1,ueisertCd1e 8ian=
neBpriiJtDe11t.

Die 8un0esDerlammlung bat gum
BunDesprdiioenten fir bas Sabr 1908
0en 8unbesratb Or. 8renner unb
gum Ni5eprGiioenten Den 8unoesratb
Or. 3emp ernannt.
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9. Deaember 1856 in Baiel geboren.
Bon Sen Z Bunoesrdtben 1T er Ser
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Miinhen uno 2eip5is bic Ne6te itus
Dirt, erirhtete er in 8aiel Elm Mnz
paltsbureau. @r betMiliste iih jung
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t6eils bic esuftia II. ppltaei, tbeils bns
Groiebunespefen leitete. Syn Sabre
1887 erfoIste feline Wabl in ben Bum
hesratb an Ste[le bes aum internutio=
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8unOesratbes ssrep. SIM 8unoesratb
itano Brenner an Der Spite Des SUI
fti3z nnb poli5eibepartements; unter
feiner 2eitung 1T oas bonn llniper{iz
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alnD n!Io uns1Ml.'lerllgen " propasannG
p'loel. ~ .! eIn lgalgIer feplDl!S
laner non ieutleitsem Welen ilno tre1S
llnntser Hlgtnng. pon ellen ydrtetell
7 mesen per 3 i tacellolsn Jn1runs oes Sll1
va. nl'o asoll5etoepartemsnts geiAdBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13

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