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Sharp County record., 1908-04-24

was not until 1905 that the Fed
eral government took cognizance
il it by the enactment Of legisla-
ton establishing q quarantine
against the shipment Of Southern
cattle into Northern and Western
markets.
Within recent months it has
been shown that tho cattle tick
has been most disastrous to the
Southern cattle business. The
losses have been 80 enormous as
to be almost beyond computa-
ton.
Experts in the department Of
agriculture, in their testimony
before the house committee this
session, have testified that on ac-
count Of the conditions existing,
cattle in the south are worth only
about half as compared with cat.
tie above the quarantine line.
The stock in the South is said
to be deteriorating because of the
disease, and the officials Of the
bureau Of animal industry have
only recently pointed out that it
is necessary, along with the
stamping out Of the cattle tick, to
improve the breeds by crossing
with the breeds Of the northern
climes.
These experts also think that
eventually under proper trials the
dairy interest Of tho South can DO
made TO pay handsomely, especi-
ally In those states where there
is fair paaturage' AT the
present this line Of business
il far behind other sections Of the
country, But the ldain thing
now for the Southern cattle in.
dustry is to get rid Of the tick,
and with the increased appropri.
ations II Is believed that much
will be accomplished within tho
next two or three years.
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24
THE CATTLE TICK.
Congress Has Appropriated $2SO,OOO To
Rid The South Of Ticks.

The Department Of Agriculture
at Washington will put forth ex-
ira efforts during the coming fis-
cal year to check the cattle tick
among the herds in the Southern
states. In the annual appropri-
alton bill which recently passed
the house the amount allowed for
this purpose was $3.50, 900.
This Is the largest amount,
several times over, that has ever
been voted for this work. For
several years many Of the South.
ern members have been trying
hard to have congress provide
sufficient funds with o view Of
eradicating disease that has
been playing havoc with the cat.
tie in their section.
Some years ago the foot and
mouth disease was so severe
among the cattle in the New
England states that 1t threatened
TO destroy the industry. Con-
gress appropriated S500,000 to
stamp 1t out, and the experts Of
the department of agriculture
succeeded practically in eradi-
eating IL. Large appropriations
were also made for years TO rid
the sheep industry Of the West
Of ite greatest seourge-the
"sheep scab."
The New England members OF
the house succeeded this session
In having placed In the agricul.
ture bill an item of S250,000 for
the prevention Of tho spreading
OF the brown-tail or gypsey moth,
which, unless controlled, prom
ises the destruction Of the forests
Of their section,
Although the Texas fever
among Southern cattle caused by
the bite of cattle tick, has existed
In the South for many years, 1t
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24
THE FARMERS UNION.
County Meeting Held At Evening Shade
Last Friday And Saturday.

The Sharp County Farmers
Union held its regular meeting al
this place last Friday and Satur-
day. The session was presided
over by George W. Moser OF
Evening Shade, vice president OF
tho county organization, in the
absence Of president W. N. Ar.
mold.
About sixty delegates, repre-
senting a great majority Of the
locals Of the county, were in at
tendance. This Is said by MEM
bers to bo the smallest number oil
delegates ever In attendance at a
meeting Of the County Union,
and Is accounted for by the ex-
tremely busy season now at hand
with tho farmers.
An open session was held FRI
day night, which was made quite
interesting by speeches from A.
E, Horton, D, j. Mulvyhill, W,
II, Stewart, j, W, Grady, p. j,
schales, A, W. Jernigan, j. Ault,
g. W. Moser, Emery Smith and
r. j, Woods.
The next County Union will be
held at Hickory Grove, a mile
north Of Ash Flat, on Friday and
Saturday before the third Sunday
In July.
Those who attended the meet
Ing here declared II was both
harmonious and profitable, and
all.unIte In saying that the Union
In sharp county IL flourlshing az
an order.
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24
REPUBLICANS MEET.
Delegates Elected To The State And Con-
gressiOnaI Conventions.

Pursuant TO the call issued a
few weeks ago by the Chairman
and Secretary Of the County Cen :
tral Committee, number of
Sharp county Republicans met in
convention at the court house
last Saturday afternoon.
John M. Rogers of Big Rock
township called the convention to
order, and was chosen chairman
of the meeting. W. Fl. Jones Of
Cave City, the Secretary, was
present.
The first business transacted
was the election of delegates to
the State and Congressional con-
ventions. w. H. Jones
and N. w. Gilbert of Cave
City and Battley Baker Of Lave
Creek township were chosen as
delegates to both these con-
ventions, while J. W. Claxton of
Polk, j. M. Aldridge Of Cave City
and r. G. Ford of Maxville were
elected alternate delegates. The
State convention meets at Hot
Springs on April 28, and the con-
gressional convention will meet
at Newport April 30. The con-
vention sent these delegates to
the conventions uninstructed en-
any matter.
N. w. Gilbert Of Cave City
was elected chairman of the
County Central Committee for the
ensuing two years. W, II. Jones
OF the same town was elected
secretary.
A motion was made and carried
that a mass meeting of Republi-
cans be held at Evening Shade
on the 18th day Of July for the
purpose of considering the matter
of placing a full or partial ticket
for county offices in the field,
which concluded the business Of
the convention.
The attendance at the con-
vention Saturday was very small,
but leaders in the party hope for
a much better representation at
the meeting to be held here in
July.
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24

Rev. E. B. Reed, pastor of a
church, in recent
sermon declared that "during the
bast twenty five years there has
hever been time that the lowest
lrunkard could not get whiskey
|n RusselIville." The grand jury,
Which happened to be in session
IL the time, summoned Rev.
Reed before that body and called
pon him for proof of his as
|ertion, which he was unable to
broduce. Rev. Reed apparently
|s entitled to a pace among that
(lass of men that is always long
bn assertions and short on proof.
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24

Commenting on Bob Rogers
|andidacy for mayor of Little
Rock, the Sharp County Record
konders if "his Texas record will
b brought into the contest" 1t
} thought that the gentleman
Who brought the record of Mr..
Rogers in the campaign two
Fears ago has retired from active
Participation in other folks cam
|aigns, and that Mr.. Rogers will
lot be disturbed from that
|ource. .-Batesville Guard.
This is respectfully referred to
he Hon. r. W. McFarlane, who
|lso ran awhile, for confirmation.
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24

Says the Star Herald Of Poca.
hontas: Hon, G, II, Henderson,
Democratic nominee for State
Senator from this district, 10 q
candidate for Lieutenant-G Gov
|prnor, and his friends all over
North Arkansas are already get
Ping busy to see that he lands the
blum,
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24

n Tennessee is now in the throes
Il q warm race for Governor.
6ov. M. II. Patterson is being
opposed for denomination by
ormer United States Senator E.
". Carmack, one Of the brainiest
hen in the South. The two can
bidates are old political enemies,
hnd the fight being waged by
their friends is a bitter one, Mr..
tarmaok is making the race on
platform declaring for state
Wide prohibition.
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24

The article in another column
leaded "Diversification pays
gas written for the newspapers
W a member of the United States
department Of Agriculture, and
|hows what can be accomplished
|n a poor farm in Arkansas by
roper planting and care of the
bill. This article should be read
h all our farmers. In no section
! diversification Of crops needed
bore than in North Arkansas.
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24

Commissioner Of Agriculture
buy B. Tucker announces that
pamphlet descriptive of the
biueral, agricultural and indus
fial resources of Arkansas will
|e published soon in the German
knguage for distribution in Ger
bany. BY this means it is hoped
b induce hundreds Of Germans,
(ho prove to be among the most
bri(ty and successful farmers
Eho emigrate to the state, to
ettle in Arkansas.
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24

President Roosevelt recommends
he construction Of four new
Pattleships, but Congress has
koted to build only q couple,
Back here the people are not
nding u use for the battloships
lready constructed.
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24

Judging from the returns Of the
|ote for Secretary Of State there
Bere quite q number Of voters
ho forgot "Lud" on the day Of
be primary.--Beebe News.
Upon tho other hand, judging
Rom the returns there were a
brger number Of voters who
|emembered "Lud."
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24
NORTII ARKANSAS

The Imboden public school
closes this week.
The w. O. W. Lodge at Wal
nut Ridge has 325 members.
A temperance rally was held
at Calico Rock Sunday night.
The Methodist Sunday school
at Newark has 120 members.
Mrs. Sam Knight of Oxford
died suddenly a few days ago Of
cramp collie.
The residence Of Ed Billingsley
at Melbourne was destroyed by
fire last week.
r. S. landlord Of Batesville
has been granted patent on a
rail joint truss.
The Republicans of Randolph
county have placed full county
ticket in the field.
The residence of Y. L. Mock at
Ingram, worth $4,000, was
burned last week.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Gire was destroyed by fire
last week at Newark.
The grand jury at Batesville
adjourned last week after re-
turning 48 indictments.
S. E. Arp has announced as an
Independent candidate for Coun.
ty Judge Of Baxter county.
We need some good, old.time
honesty in county affairs, shouts
the Black Rock Telephone.
The Black Rock public school,
Of which Prof. e. e. Hulen was
principal, closed last Friday.
The overflow from White River
is said to have almost ruined the
alfalfa crop in Oil Trough bot.
tom.
The Salem school board has
employed Prof. C. l.. Manning tc
teach the next term Of school al
that place.
The ladies of Newport have
petitioned the city council to pass
an ordinance prohibiting splitting
on the sidewalks.
A case Of smallpox developed
at Walnut Ridge recently, but
the patient was isolated, and
there has been no spread Of the
disease.
The barn Of G. Harris near
Pocahontas was destroyed by fire
recently. A wagon, two horses
and a large quantity Of hay were
consumed.
Elder G. M. Myrick has re-
! signed the pastorate of the Bap-
tist church at Maynard, and will
take charge Of a church at
Sloan Springs.
AT q recent meeting Of the
Jackson County Farmers Union
a resolution was passed endors-
ing Ben Griffin, secretary Of the
state organization.
Mrs, Lizzie Craig, wife Of
"Uncle Dave" Craig, editor Of
the Register at Melbourne, was
: II years Of age q few days ago
"Uncle Dave" Is ~.
Henry Wallis Of Sycamore was
before tho Federal commissioner
at Batesville last week, charged
with retailing liquor without IL
cense, but was discharged,
AT Albertha, Randolph coun'
ty, one day last week tho little
daughter OF Clayton Gould ant
wife fell and broke her leg while
playing with some other children
The Guard opposes the sug.
gestion that q Law and Order
League be organized at Bates.
Vile upon the ground that there
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24

week from an overdose of NOR
phine. Whether he took the
drug with suicidal intent or by
accident is not known.
Frank Browning OF Sulphur
Rock, who was sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary for the
killing Of T. W. Midkiff at Hoxie
in 1906, was pardoned a few
days ago by Gov. Pindall.
Tom Stevens has been ar
raign ed seven times within the
past four or five weeks at
Pocahontas upon the charge of
selling liquor illegally, but has
been acquitted each time. y
Simeon Bowman, an old citizen
of Remmel, announces that he
may become an Independent can
didate for State Senator against
John Keel, who has been de-
clared the Democratic nominee.
At Newport one day last week
W, G. McDougal fired his pistol
at Noel Albright and would have
probably killed him but for the
interference of friends. A few
weeks ago Albright shot and SER
iously wounded McDougal.
Sam Watson, a young man
who lived in the northern part of
Baxter county, committed sui
eide last week by shooting him.
self with a shotgun. He WAS a
hopeless cripple from rheuma-
tism and this condition caused
him to commit the act.
One night last week the home
Of Nose Wadley Of Athens town
ship, lizard county, was burned
to the ground, the family awak-
ing barely in time to escape with
their lives. All the household
goods and $50 in money were a
loss.
In Circuit Court at Bates
vile last week Frank Helms
was acquitted Of the charge Of
numbering his wife. Helms lives
near Cushman, and claims that
he killed his wife with an ak in
an accidenal manner, The killing
took place more than q year ago.
The County Judge Of Indepen-
dence county has granted a Pc
tition asking for an order to pro-
hibit the sale Of whiskey within
three miles Of Batesville. The
petition was aimed at II. W.
Earnheart, who has q wholesale
liquor house in Batesville, and
Mr.. Earnheart has appealed to
the Circuit Court.
John II, Keel has been declared
the Democratic nominee for
State Senator from the counties
Of Jackson, Poinsett and Miss
issippi. His majority over
Judge L. Lippman, his opponent
in the primaries, is only Is votes.
Judge Lippman alleges there
were Irregularities in the pri-
mary, and may contest
Austin Baker died at Mountain
Home last week. Ills death was
due TO injuries received in a pow
der explosion, which occurred in
his fathers store two or three
weeks ago. Baker was under
indictment for the murder Of DR..
Noe at Mountain Home, having
been tried once and given a term
in the penitentiary, but securing
a new trial from tho Supreme
Court,
A. D. MoNair Of Little Rock,
representing the United States
Department of Agriculture, visit
cd the Newark section recently
and inspected the fine alfalfa
fields Of that part Of the country.
t1e declares the alfalfa growers
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24

i Delaware Democrats want
P'dgo Gray of that state for
residont, However, no other
lete seems to be joining Della
pre- In this desire,
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24

A few days ago at Helena a
negro captured n turtle which
tipped the scales at ninety 'elght
pounds,
Sharp County record., 1908-04-24

A new $4,000 Jail Is being
built at Monticello,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-10

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Berlin abgebalten iperoen. Die ga-
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mdnnii6e aeiitune eetpeien.
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tit ibnloig befunoen poroen, ii6 lit
cine repoliltionaren geridlporung
eingelaiien slt baben. Gr ipuroe gu
5ipei Sabren Seitung berurteiIt. Cor
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an NnBiano a1sgeliefert nl1b es ipar
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4ufloinng oes finlanoiiden 2olto-
tags CAB.
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Oct, Der biel genan1lte Shirt Gbilipp
5u eulenburg lei bollitdnoig 5uialn-
mengebroden nno tperoe beital1oia
inter 0arfoie gebalten.
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Seras.

9ei elmer 2oca[ Option slb-
itinnung in &eneop, &ornes goulltp,
boben Die Hrobibitionilten eelieat
Sl oieiem gre5inft berri9te bereits
Brobibition.
SSn Der g1Gbe bon @roes6ef
ipnroe Soc 6. @resbanL Elm friibc-
rer Sheriff bon 2imeitone County,
bon ieinem Bferoe abgetporfen l1no
10 ihlper perlebt, bob er itarb.
slns bielen @ege1oen oes
Staates fomnt Die Ma6ri6t, oab es
bort mabreno Der lesten Gage gereg-
net bat. sSSn eilligen Srten lpie
gnero, GaitropiGle, Marlpea II. a.
iino i6mere 9fegenidouer eefaaen.
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Sturm S6aoen angeridtet.
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ger Wann namens Som Slooe bon
einen gaumait, oen er oblGgen
tpollte, eridlagen. Ser arlne Sum
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belt eeraoe genug @elo beroient, UNI
eine bobere S9ule beiu6en uuo feline
@r5iebun9 bollenoen 5u fonnell. Die
glrbeit, BEL Ser er in's 2eben fam,
ioate Die leste iein, Die er bor ieineln
Ibgang 5ur Sdule nod tun tuollte
SSn gel County trifft man
s(nitalten, Inn cine aonpention OBJ
5llbalten, in Der Oelegaten sur 9(nti-
probibitionsfonbentipn in SouItpn
erfpablt peroen iollen.
Wait 122 gegen Ia Stinrmen
baben Die giirger bon gooflun BE.
i6loilen, Bombs aus5ugeben unb ein
neaes Shulbous fir oen grtrao au
bauen. 9os neue Sdul6oi1s ion
8luii6en $35, 900 uno $40,O 900 fofien.
Sn 9luftin bat eine GerIonlm-
hung bon slnti-grobibitionsfiibrern
itatteefilnoen. ssn oieier @eriotnl-
lung, oeren @erbonoIuneen qebeim
gebalten puroent ioa beidloiTen NOR
ben ieirL nit ollen &r6ften All Der.
binoern, oob Dem goIfe elm Nrobibi-
tions-9(menoement 5ur @bTtilnnluno
borgelegt iperoe. Sin Ser GerIotnlfe
lung nabmen tell: Senator @illocn
Safe @olters, Sobn s. Onion, Or
Torions, Senotor Baulits, Genator
8ellie, Gol. Gresham II. 81.
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9epartements fir 2onomirtid5oft ma
rem biz gum I. September 2O2..
564 gallen 8mtmtuoae in unIerm
Stoote eeginnt.
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0prbsreitu,tg CUR Jatr.

2aRt iett einttal bie Waffen ruin
SIN &anpf nm fir urb tpiber,
Gs iullen fiir etn friehlidj Sun
Semt t1nen nni're 2teber.
gtur tuenis @pdem mod berseD'n.,
Damn 6ffnen iidJ bic Sore,
Sann iuerben mni're yair tuir ie9'n
Sm allerih5niten Slure.
Was aus bes gexas6pbens araft
Ses Sarrners Jlctk errnnsem,
Sas iuir6 nns bier berbeigef1afft
llnb seigt, tuie es gelnngen.
Bon biefen Counties, fern un6 mai,
Die geamem finb st id)auen,
Sinh bic Gr5eusniiIe jett ba,
Sas tutr unS bran erbaueu.
Aud BON ber Eeras= Smbmitrie,
Die itettg bDrtu1rts id)reitet,
Seb'n anf bet Gair mir, baF mas Fe
Spr nnferm 9(ng' amsbreitet.
4nh fir BITE &mnit bereitet man,
Gtn freMnnltd), trantes Gilamb,
gSenn es aud ntdt btel bteten fann,
gSie Ttpm, Tarts mnb Mailanb.
Mndj Werifo, bas gfadjbarlanb,
2Sir6 allerlei nns fenbem,
Was es nit fllnitseiibter &anb
gernag ber @elt ST. fpenben.
ttnb branken amf bem ,peitem Glan,
SIT alerlei sm ieben,
Sd iueik, bak Seber, @eib ,pie Manm,
2Strb anf ben WsiowaD geben.
flnb tuenn, bonn Shamen miibe, mir
Mnf cine 8ant btniinfen,
Sn fSnnen snr Grbplung bier
2Sir ein Olas 2pne Star trtnfen.
9as 2pne Star 8ter, bas TT b
Saft,
Der sibt ben Wsnt nns mieber,
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Dem Gone Star nni're 2ieber.
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5eidnete eirlen inngen Mann namens
9abis, Ser 81 elmer angeiebenen
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ltritt aber ouf's gntl6ieoenlte, ir<
gei1o ettpas init Dem 3ooe 9inItin's
5n tun gebabt gu baben. Gagegen
mo6te er Die leniationene 9(usiage,
er babe ii6 Dos 2eben nebnlen mol
len nno babe iih gu bieiem 3pede
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babe oos @ift ou6 eenomrten =
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ben 9a6t, III Ser Gultin 1nn's 2ebell
fom = babe ii6 ober erbroden uno
ooourd perbinoert, ooB oie @ifte
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ipoQte, iaete er t1i6t, er gab nur olL
boB er ibon rnebrere Selbltlnoroper=
inde gemaht babe.
= Sn Srforo, Weiiiiiiippi, ipuroe
nenlif) Elm geeger namens Nelie Bat-
ton gelpn6t, Der eine in Der Ndbe
ipobnenbe Srau rtometts McMuIlin
ern1oroet botte. Cine BoIfsmeltge
brang mabreno Ser Na6t in oas Ge-
fansnis, eridoB BEN Neeer in ieiner
3elle, i6leppte oie 2ei6e oal1n ber-
aus nno bangle iie an einent 9oul11
ouf. Sest bot Ser friibere @unoes-
ienator gS. 8. SnGiban offentlid er-
flart, ben 0eob oneefiibrt gu bobeu.
Gr erflart aud, bab er eineln De-
putp-Sberiff feline 8iftole geeebeil
babe nn0 BOB Ser Neger totiGblid
BON ienem eridoiien lei. Srob Die
Ter Grfldrnna Sullibon's Ii. trotoeln
ii6 6ieier @en1iitsmenI6 ieiner Sat
nod often riibmt, bot oie Coroner 3
SSltrp in Srforo oas geroift obgege-
ben, baB Der Meger geelie Hatton
bon l1nbefannten ungebra6t lei.
9lus 8erea in Sbio lneloet
man: Gen 8anfelt n1iBtraueno ber=
panoelte Der Sornner Sranf Marfs
bon StrongbilIe olle feline 8aarnlit-
tel IN @olb nno berborg oen Maln-
mon unter oem SuBbooen bes Sdpei-
neitalles. @abrenb er uno feline 5rou
ii6 in Glepelnnb befanoen, 1telten iid
Ginbreher Elm, tpelhe MIes llah ben
perlnitteten Sbdsen 6ur6Diblten
nno ali6 Watraben uno Bollterlnobel
oufIdnitten. S6lieBIi6 1tedten lie oen
Stal1 an. Na6boren retteten oas
Saus un6 ipater fano Wearfs ieiren
S6at in acknowledgment 3uitonbe Dor.
8or Dem 2Dric S6eater in Mo-
bile brad Elm iunser Mann auf
Der Strobe auiamnen anl6eireno
neil er bolig ausgebungert unb er-
ihopft NOR. gr tpnroe 1toh Dem
6oipital gebroht nno miro iib bort
unter gutter 8flege fdnen erboIen.
gr nennt iid @iniam gootb uno
bebouptet, bier in Gan @ntonio gu
5alie 5u iein.
= 9llton 9. Barter, Ser lebte
6ernofratifde Brdiioentidaftsfanoi-
Dot, bat oas @eriidt, ooB er fib
Inn Die Non1ination gum @ouberneur
bon Seem gorf beiperbe, fir fali9 er-
flGrt.