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Sharp County record., 1909-02-05
D. Nj. LEWALLEN
c A L A N | N E.

Berry Ware was in the Jesup
section one day last week on
business.
John Brim Of Cave City was in
our town one day last week SELL
ing groceries.
Charles Ware had a nice young
mare to get badly cut up on
barbed wire recently.
William Smith went to the
Evening Shade Touring mill with
a load Of wheat Thursday.
Sampson Barnett, w alt o I
Cooper and S, P. CLANCY went to
Newport with cotton lately.
A. B. and Berry Ware have
been doing some carpenter work
on a barn this week for j. M
Street.
M. f. Street and family oI
Batesville were visiting relatives
and friends here a day or two
last week.
Miss Fannie Edwards, a win.
some young lady from "Possum
Trot" was in town one day late
Iy trading.
Owing to the rain Thursday
night and the high wind Friday
W. B. Street was unable to get
to his store that day.
Gee, wasn't Friday q windy
day! And we can assign M
reason for it either, unles,
"Windy' johnson brought /
back with him from Cave City.
There was quite q stir amonl
our merchants last week. j. G
McGee sold his mercantile inter,
ests to S. p, CLANCY, and Lona
Massey sold his store to A. j
Sharp County record., 1909-02-05

johnson of Cuve City. We wish
all parties success.
The high wind Friday did some
damage in this section, blowing
down considerable fencing, un-
roofing a crib and slightly
wrecking the postoffice building.
We wish to correct an oversight
in our last letter. In regard to
the Black and Street case we
failed to state what became OF
the boys. They were found not
guilty and released.
Sharp County record., 1909-02-05
BE N O A Y

Health is very good in this
section,
Ben Brlghtwell killed some fine
hogs this week.
L. II, Vaughan has business In
the Union neighborhood one day
last week.
Leonard Briehtwell Of Pough.
koepsie was at Bengay Monday
and Tuesday.
The young people enjoyed O
nice dance at tho home of f. j,
Doss Saturday night.
r. II, spurlook, our merchant,
and Miss Rosa Gay Of Pough-
keepsle were married last week
at the home Of the bride. They
have many friends who wish
them a long and happy life.
We are glad that the wind
which blew 30 hard Thursday
night and Friday did not last any
longer. This wind did coneid-
cradle damage In this section by
blowing down fencing and tim
Der.
Wc were sorry TO hear Of tho
death of Mrs. VIM. Tounsleoy,
and feel that one OF the best
women Of this section has been
.aa ~ a,stav 1'ba haraa val funa.
Sharp County record., 1909-02-05

smash with things, unsettles the
weather for several days and
plows up the ground generally.
When he struts his wings plow
great trenches in the ground.
When he speaks great whirlwinds
are put in motion. He harks
back to the days of Clay and
Adams and makes a side swipe
at the protective tariff. But
what has that to do with the
question? What has the ''yaller
dog" democracy of j. L. Brown
got to do with this question? 1t
is a question Of home rule-of
local self.government, if you
please. The rights Of citizenship
are not determined by partisan
politics.
We believe our representatives
in the general assembly will give
this matter the consideration it
deserves and will act with "mal-
ice towards none and charity for
ALL"
u AL L
Sharp County record., 1909-02-05

The Springfield Business COL
lego is constantly placing its
graduates In oxoolont positions,
Any young person doeiring de.
string to prepare with full assur.
anoe Of a good place should write
Sharp County record., 1909-02-05
c A Y { CITY .

heV. freeman preached a very
interesting sermon at Flat Rock
Sunday.
Will Meacham, Tolly Burge
and Joe Johnson had business at
Batesville Monday.
A. j. Johnson has purchased
the Massey store at Calamine
and will move down soon.
A. II. Mcleod is making quite
a lot of improvement on the old
Aldridge farm west of town.
Some Of the boys recently had
business with the mayor and
marshal on account of a little
difficulty.
G. w. Brewer, our live stock
dealer, sold a nice bunch of
calves Monday to one Mr., Cone
of lizard county,
The Sunday schools in town
are improving, and we trust that
greater interest will be taken in
this great work of the Master.
We were sorely grieved to
learn of the death of Mrs. Wm.
Tounsleay of Grange and SYM
pathize with the bereft family.
Rev. j. W. Due is returned to
Cave City as pastor again by the
annual conference of the M. e.
Church, recently held at Eureka
Springs.
T.. M. D. Rogers, who has been
confined to his bed for some time
with lung trouble, is reported
some better since the cold wealth
or began.
H. Carpenter, our excellent
barber, has sold his equipment
to Geo. Watkins, who has moved
the shop and will run the same in
his grocery store.
Chas. Meacham, son Of Mrs
Dolina Meacham, received in.
juries last week while riding the
running gear OF ~ wagon with
his feet hanging in front Of the
gear brake.
G. N. Horn went to Batesvilt
Sunday night and made an at.
tempt to send a message to Har,
rison Tounsleay at Tyler, Texas
telling him Of the illness OF hi
mother at Grange.
Mesors. W. T. Horn and Jas
McLain went to Cord last weet
anticipating fishing spree, bu
returned Saturday with no fisl
and you may guess how they en-
joyed facing the wind on thei
return trip.
Little Ruth Mashburn, daugh
ter OF G. G. Mashburn, receive
quite an injury recently. Will
climbing upon a wagon frame
which was leaned against Iii
barn, she pulled the frame owe
upon herself, running a nail int
her head,
A prayer meeting was organ
lied at Flat Rock Sunday eve
ming and Mrs. Roberts was ap
pointed to conduct the first meet
ing, which will be held Frida
night, Every christian shoul
attend prayer meeting, since it
one of the chief auxiliaries {
the church.
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Sharp County record., 1909-02-05

Buy the New American Poul.
try and Rabbit Fence at Barnett
Bros. Mer. Co., Batesville, Ark,
Sharp County record., 1909-02-05
ANOTHER VIEW.
Citizen OF MobIey Wants To Be Citizen
OF independence County.
Mobley, Jan. 80, 1909.

n EQllOI LVOSoAN
kind permission I would like to
Eeply to the article of Hon. b. B.
Andrews in last weeks Record
Being a very shy man, | feel a
certain degree of timidity in re-
blving to this bold knight of the
ktump and hustings, but the case
hemands it. He did not mean to
hisrepresent things, but he has
way of going off half-cocked at
lines, and in this case am one
4 the unfortunate victims of his
harge. We want this strip of
prritory added to independence
ounty. We believe this would
for the best.
The only objection I have
Bard to this proposition is that it
ould put us in Black River
wnship. Last week the county
adge of independence county
eated a new township, and it
build be an easy matter to have
new township created out of
Is strip and a portion of Black
ver township, which | think
Build be done. Of course we
Build not want to travel ten or
Teen miles to Justice court or
assess and pay taxes.
We have the toughest roads in
arp county from here to Eve
bg Shade. 1t takes an order
m the sheriff to get US to un.
take the journey. We have
pd roads leading to Batesville,
our citizens 60 there to trade
market their produce. lnde-
hdence county is in better fl
pcial shape than Sharp, it pays
otter salary to officers, has a
Ter system Of improving the
lic highways, and has better
lic buildings. We do not OBJ
to the politics, government
eligion Of Sharp county. We
simply better situated to these
d things in independence
pty and would like to enjoy
has the question Of dem
or republican politics got
Swith the matter? The ma
y in this strip are democrats
Black River township goes
pcratic some times, j. l..
IN carried it over his repub-
opponent by something like
votes. If, as some claim,
was an unholy conspiracy
prn this into a republican
ehip, why did eight or ten
blicans sign tho remon.
ce, and why did twelve or
p democrats ask for the cut
lou can prove that a thing
|od, lot it stay; but il you
D prove that it is good,
pt seek to hide behind the
Flon, 1--WE are fixed in our
would not disturb the
of Alf' Tennessee as Gov.
OF Wild Cat Corner. This
clion would cling to him il
county line in the state
bbliterated.
the duty Of every man tc
b his fellow man the bene.
his conscience and his
ent' and to cast his influ.
Pc 1t small or great, upor
ut side of every question
\ matter the majority o.
\ rmanent citizens have sale
Il ant to go to independence
There could not have
nythlne in the proposition
epresenL We did not ee
ouri, to Jackson county O,
ck river township to ge
on our petition. We die
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25
LITTLE GIRL BADLY
HURT BY A NEW
KIND OF BLACKJACK

Charles Doll, the well. stove and
furnace rcpairer. who lives at 4l5
West Iron avenue. had an experience
last night that he is not anxious to
repeat. and az Il consequence Of which
his little 4-year-old girl. Julia, is SUI
fering from a serious wound on the
head.
II was a very peculiar incident and
Doll is feeling badly broken up about
IL. as he was the Innocent cause Of
the injury of the child. When he
came home to supper last night he
took off his heavy working gloves and
threw them on the floor where his
little 2~-ycar-old baby commenced
playing With them. Receiving a hur-
ny call ovcr the phone To come and
fix the furnace in the y T. Armijo
building Doll jumped up from the Ia
bic and asked little Julia for his gloves
She found one and handed il to him.
Give us the other one. kiddic. said
Mr.. Doll p%iayfully tapping her on the
side OF the head with the glove he
held in his hand.
To Dolls ama-cmcnt the little girl
fell over senseIeSs. He thought az
first she had merely tainted. hut no
ticins that she was bleeding from a
wound on the head he investigated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25
STRIKING INSTANCE OF
SELF CONTROL AT THE
MERRY YULE TIDE

II Is really wonderful how much a
nan viii stand without %grumblinR, no
to mention swearing, at Christmas
time.
l.. NJ. Fee, the candy man, was pass
ing along Gold avenue opposite the
Morning Journal office yesterday with
n gigantic armful of resplendent red
and white candy canes.
Mr.. Fee had on an appropriate Mer-
ry Christmas smile and was evidently
feeling in "A holiday mood.
Suddenly, like a bolt from the blue
n huge tcicle detached itself from the
caves Of "A building and dropped spang
into the armful of candy canes
Well. you could have taken up of
the fragments that remained more
than twelve baskets full.
And the candy man never even quit
smiling,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25
KRAEMER GOES TO
FAIRBANKS CO.
Well Known Albuquerque Man
Accepts Position With Soap
Concern With Headquarters
in Denver.

otto J. kraemer. for several years
leaves mex Thursday for Denver,
where he viii assume the northern
Colorado agency for the v X. Fair
banks Soap company. Mr.. Kraemer
was for some time advertising mana
ger Of the Citizen Publishing company.
Possessed with a pleasing personality,
Mr.. kraemer has the faculty of maxi
ing friends, and Is an aggressive ana
cieVer salesman. That he will make
II big success in his new field is the
wish OF many Albuquerque friends.
MIR. Kraemer's wifc will leave next
week for Kansas City II ST. Louis.
where she will Visit relatives several
weeks before joining her husband in
Denver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25
VIGIL IS
INJURED
Former Superintendent of
County Schools Victim of
Runaway Not Badly Hurt

Eslavio Vigil. the wen known edu-
Gator, formerly superintendent Of per-
%naiillo county schools. was quite pain
fully although not seriously injured
shortly after + o'clock last evening, as
the result OF a runaway in which
Slavic was thrown from q buggy IN
which nc was riding and dragged
some distance before the horse could
De stopped. Vigil was taken to ST.
Joserh's hospital in an ambulance.
where an examination by pr. De IL
Nergne discovered numerous cuts and
bruises about the face and scalp. No
serious rounds were found. however.
and II IS believed that Prof. Vigil viii
he discharged from the sanitarium
within "a few DAYS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25
GALL OUT
THE MILITIA
Riotous Christmas Celebrator
Declared He Would Have the
Whole Police force Jailed.

because he failed 10 borrow s.
from "a central avenue saloon man.
last night. Al Cornog. of 1sH2
South broadway, became abusive
and finally threatening. until ono OF
the proprictors. IN sclf-defense. was
forccd to knock him down. Cornor
persisted In his offensive attack aud
the police were called ia officer Mar
quette and pfficer O'Grady responded
ana With the assistance u Pound
master O. W Hunter. started
1 O take Cornor 10 Jail.
There the real fireworks began. Cor
nog objected first 90 having Hunter
him Its particular aversion
10 be 60 having the city dog
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25

and found that the smaller child,
while playing with the gloves, had in
serted an iron bolt head In the end Of
one Of the glove fingers. When he
tapped the glove against the girls
head the bolt in the finger hit her
s%auarely, the swing of the glove Civ
ing IL force enough to knock her out
completely, DR.. Kaufman was hur-
riedly called and restoratives applied
and the child is getting along all
right. although the doctor says she
had a close shave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25

voir was recently affirmed by thu
United states supreme court.
The cnse has been pending since
1897. when II was Instituted under ii.
rection of the then attorney general
Mckenna, who as a justice took M
part in the recent decision. II has
been before tho our twice before, on
both occasions the judgment OF the
lower courts against the government
being reversed The proposition "a
divert the waters of the Rio Grandc
was the cause Of some friction with
the Mexican government, resulting IN
an agreement between the W. coun-
its banks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25

catcher take him in tow. lie was
dragged, screaming, across the avenue
and finally at the r Of Central
and Second laid himself flat down on
the sidewalk, bowling for chief Me
Millin, Sheriff Romero, and finally as
a last appeal called on the territorial
militia and citizens generally to help
him in his dire distress. He was fin
ally bundled into "a cab and taken to
headquarters, where he was later re-
leased on bond.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25
\ Diagnosis.

Rows yer husband after the acct
dent. Mrs. GinnertyP"
Faith, sumtoimes he's Bother an
sumtoimcs he's wurse, but from the
way he ylls an takes on when he's
Dotthcr, OF think he's neither when
hos wursc. kansas city Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25

Many persons ind themselves ef-
fected with a persistent cough after
an attack of Influenza. As this cough
can he promptly cured by the use OF
Chnmhcrlain's Cough Remedy. 81
should moi he allowed 20 run on until
II becomes troublesome. sold by all
druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25

The New Master--I have five or
anges ana ! give three awny How
may are left? dead sllence.) Now,
then. cant YOU tell me the answer?
What's the difficulty
Tommy-Woll. you see. sir. our last
master always gave us raj sums in
applcs ton Niyant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25
CASE ENDS IN
DISAGREEMENT
Jury Fails to Reach Conclusion
in Third Hearing of Famous
Litigation; Discharged Late
Last Night.

After Il trial which has occupied TIA,
Inttcntion Of the district court for the
past nine days and in which some OF
the most prominent legal talent in Al
buqucrque has been engaged. tho jury
Ia the case of hi Palma and Tiuppe
against Weinman and Barnett, the
fnmoua R1ppe drug store case. de-
chned Ia reach an agreement late last
night, and were discharged by Judge
Abbott after the court had twice
urged the jurors to reconsider their
decision and come To an agreement.
The trinl was the third hearing Of
the litigation resulting from tho caving
In Of the old Ruppe drug store some
year6 u while the present HArnett
building WINS in the beginning Of It's
construction. Tho plaintiffs charged
that tho under mining of the adobe
building by contractors exeavatlng for
the foundation of the Barnett huild.
lng. caused the cave In. Twice the
suit has been tried in the district
court. appealed to the territorial si-
nremo court and as often remandcd
for new trial. The record in the
case now covers more than one thous.
and typewriter pages and tho eX-
pense 10 all the lltigants concerned
has boon heavy. 1t was confidently
expected that the present trial would
result In a conclusion, with added
costa tho plaintiffs IN the mutt lust
tried asked a total OF more than $1O.-
600 damages.
Marion and Wood and a. II. MONTH
lon appeared for the plaintiffs, and
NELL - Field appeared for Defendant
Joseph Barnett, ana u. A. Mann for
Defendant ]. a. Weimann. The failure
OF tho Jury TO agree means another
trial of the case at the next term of
court.
The case went to the Jury yestcr-
day afternoon nt 8 o'clock. Within
half nm hour the Jury came out and
reported that IL could not agree.
Judge Abbot promptly returned them
To the jury room with rigld instrue-
tons to reach M agreement. stating
that too much of the courts time had
been taken up with the case to al
low of u failure to reach a conclusion
Again at . o'clock the Jury reported
that il could not agree and the court
again returned them to the jury room
Z Nv HhtAl Afl'lA Ahillf 81 80 AhNA
might hen the iury WAS disc hargcd. 1t
~ rumored The jury stood IL to ].
Prisoners To he Sentenced he.
ginning Monday Morning
Judge Abbot win can the criminal
docket again on Monday morning for
the purpose Of sentencing some eight
prisoners who are held in the county
gail The sentencing will probably oc-
cnpy TWO or three days as there are
several of the cases IN which motions
for lev trials are TO be heard. Among
The prisoners TO be sentenced are Ncn-
ceslao Lucero. John Cornetto, Florcn-
clio Pfeitfcr and Victor Nuanes on sew
oral counts Leopold Torres. Porfirio
Hnmora, Sisario Armijo. Pedro Us
mora. Espcriton i.ucero. Roy Adams
J w WINS, The Ruppc case
is the final jury trial set for this
term and the Jury was dismissed last
night at the conclusion Of the case.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25

The greatest danger from Influenza
is Of its resulting In Pneumonia. This
can be ohvintcd by using Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. as II not only
cures Influenza, but counteracts any
tendency of the disease towards pneu-
monin. Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25
LIVE NEWS OF THE
WEATHER SITUATION

Especial Wireless Weather Reports by
the Evening GaZabo's own Core
s%pondents)
Barelas, N. NJ, Dee. 74.-Wcather
snew. Or. Wroth sitting on the
manhole with an oil stove in his
pocket.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25
CHRISTMAS STAMPS
SELL WELL
Red Cross Cause viii Realize
Several Hundred Dollars
From Sale of Stlckers in City
and Vicinity,

The report OF the sales Of the Red
Cross Christmas stamps In Alhuquer-
que ana ~ncighboring towns will not
be complete for some time yet, but 1t
is understood that several hundred
dollars Will he realized from the sales
of these little bullets in tho fight on
the White Plague" Reports from the
eastern cities show that thousands viii
be added TO the fund TO wage war
on tuberculosis as q result of tho sale
of the stamps ovc the country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25

Atrlsco, y. NJ, Dec. 24.-NVcath-
or here about like that in AL
buqucrque. Slight breeze blowing
from the zenith. No now for the
past forty-two minutes and sun is
shining. Heavens unobscured with
exception Of small smoke cloud from
Albuquerque indicating hat someone
is hitting the pipe.
Corrales. y. NJ. Dec. 24-It did not
snow here last night owing to the
lack Of precipitation. Rain predicted
for next spring.
Joneses on the Mesa, Dec. 24.-Fair
weather prevails here. AS a conse-
quence there is no snow and few
clouds. In addition the is shin
ing. So cold that all liquids arc
frozen.
Dogtown, y. M. Dec. 24-Reported
partly cloudy in Boston but clear here.
Darkness prevailed last night. sur rose
as usual this morning. Temperature
above zero. Nice day.
The Evening Gazabo's reports from
the University. Los Griegos. Caude-
larios n Pajarito all go to support
the theory that the weather is cold
and clear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25
w. [, TRIMBLE & co,

CORNER 1ST ST. and COPPER Ave.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. First
Glass Turnouts at Reasonable Rates.
Telephone 2. North Second street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-25

The action % the New Mexico
courts In en1oining the RIO Grandc
Dam and Navigation company from
constructing a dam az Elephant Butte
and the Rio Grande river for the pur-
pose o. creating an immense reser-
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BABIES BENEFIT BY
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Stops Itching Immediately, Soothes and
Comforts the Little Ones

A demonstration of the efficiency and
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