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New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

then-were unknown in 1913 IN any ne"sPapSsI
60 +t,o+ oT ali ssrrre London Gazette would be
the least likely TO make use Of them even II tney
had existed. for THE London Gazette rs the
co1,ntrx, and in 1893 as in 1909 confines itseiL
10 official announcements issued by authoTlty oL
the government of the day 1t contains IN I-i9
ordinary sense Of the word. no news at all
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

AERIAL WARFARE BY p C. Hearne wfh intro
auction by Sir Hiram Maxim illustrated svo.
xxxix 2s7. John Lane Company
study Of the rapid development of aerial navi-
ration ana the possible application OF the airshp
IIrSCoI.Ns LOVE STORY. BY Eleanor Atkinson II
Iustrated 12nro pp 81. Doubleday. Page a Coz
The story OF RutledEs
WHEN THE WILDWOOD WAS IN FLOWER A Mar
Covering the Fifteen Years Experiences OF .
Stocknan on the Western Plains and His YseAtioa
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
ROCKS AND AUTHORS.
Current Talk of Things Present
and to Come.

The history of the city Of New York on which
Mrs SCHUYLER Van Rensselaer, has long been at
work is to be issued in the spring by Macmillan
r will be welcomed with interest
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
LITERATURE.

EARLY ENGLISH ROMANCEs IN VERSE. Done
into Modern English by Edith Rickert. Romances
Friendship. 16mo. xiv. is5. (Dufield
EARLY ENGLISH ROMANCEs IN VERSE Done into
English by Edith Rfc<ert. Ronsnces OF Love.
limo. pp. II. 196. (DUf1eld & Coz
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

Here be fairy stories indeed! Mr.. Andrew
Lang gravely quotes in the London Morning
Post" the statement OF Lady Archibald Camp
bell concerning several people who have both
seen fairies and spoken to them and heard their
music. Thus Mr.. Lang:
At I.argie, IN Kintyre there is still. we learn,
an old aud attached family brownie which mas
been in the family for generations. \ oTo" nie
IS only domesticated fairy, and the Large
brow ME lives in a locked chamber specially kept
for him except when he shifts his quarters TO the
little adjacent isle OF Cara He is "a neat little
man dressed in brown, with pointed beard
The fairies often reported by percipients as
Of ordinary height. Those which the late Rev:
Or. stewart. Of Neither Lochaber. had the good
fortune TO view near his house were small ana
dressed in green, but fairies are not always tiny.
1 happy enough 10 be acquainted with Dr.
Stew arts the author of several good books on
Highland legends and natural history. He told
me many strange things: he had heard fairy
music. but he never told me that he had actually
seen fairies. However, here we have the word
a man of learning, a minister of the Gospel,
who assuredly, as Mr.. Facey Rumford said OF
himself Would not lie If it so" AS
Dr. Stewart actually two fairies. apparent tly
quarrelng. children may be quite sure that fairies
do exist
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

A study of walt whitman by Professor u h
Carpenter, Of Columbia Is TO be addeo 10 lhe
English Men of Letters" series
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

Miss Alice Brown has written new novel,
"The story of Thyrza," and it is announced TOT
early publication by the Houghton Miffiin Com
nany. It is mentioned description OF the
life and development of an impulsive and original
girl
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

The Oldest newspaper existing IN England is
'"The London Gazette" The first number was
published at Oxford in 1865, and it was then
called 1.-The oxford Gazette" II bore that title
until, with No. 81, the printing was removed to
London. and. with No. "a, it took the name It
nov bears
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
JUVENILE.

THE BISHOP AND THE BooGERMAN. Being the
ssoEx CT a Little Truly-Giri Who Grew Up Her
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
DRAMA.
FICTION

THE FAITH HEALER. A Play IN Four Acts BY
Mif1in g. Coz
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

Mrs. Conger. the widow OF the former Ameri-
can Minister TO China, has written book about
that country. and A c. McClurg & Co. will bring
it out in the spring. 1t is TO be entitled Letters
from China
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

A writer who IS presumably a Scot, since his
name is W. G. Blaileis Murdoch has written a
book in which he refers to the Stuarts as the
family OF artists scorned by nation of shop
keepers"
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

has a curious note on particularly inspirllhs
song, Fighting with the 7th Royal Fuslllers-
It was composed IN the early SOs' ana pro-
duced he states. such an overwhelming rush
Of recruits that the authorities could easily, ha1
they go chosen. have raised several addiuoh'i
battaIions General Hamilton is sincerely re-
sponsive to the idea of war. Here is part OF
his preface:
As the valkyrie ride exultant up northern skiss 1
10 Vaihalla bearing fallen heroes home spprnins
fear Pan and Se@a death fBe resident lac Of the peace
conference reolines in his opera boxand yawlns y4Sl
within them respond to The Of those iuTai,
nous visions S9metnmg a bs repaced bv safety
heroism bv ease or danger by dulness; ana they Fy
aeit6er poetry music nor religion can long outlve
war.
.The Government of American Cities" Is the
title Of a book by Mr.. H. E. Deming announced
bv the Putnans. 1t is study Of municipai
problems in this country and abroad Current
evils are discussed therein and remedies pro-
posed
Professor Allan Marquand's book on Greek
Architecture" is 10 be published soon. 1t will
have nearly four hundred illustrations.
In these material days Il is pleasant to find
In The Pan Mall Magazine"-a little ballade OF
"Cracieuse and Percinet" dedicated by Rosa
rnund Marriott Watson to the Comtesse D'AuI-
nov. of delightful memory. It is not remarkable
poetry and, to tell the truth, It echoes Otner
strains; but lit hath some music in It:
Something IS gone from hill and plain.
The earth DINNER radiance SHOWS
Softly ever sings the ram,
Royal as ever blooms the rose
But fairy palace sloWs
Through the dark woods for foik astrayi
The fairies with last year SHOWS
With Gracieuse and Percinet-
To-day fairy regents reign,
No Fairy Prince his aid beStows.
The captive dsmsel with her chain
WeepS and sti1 no rescue knows;
Whers the enchanted garden grows
We cannot wander come what may
We cannot thread the orchard-cloSe
With Graceuse and Percinet-
And vet-when all seems void and vain,
And all the world grown gray with prose.
Some whispering echo wakes again,
Some mountain wind of memory blows
Ths Blue Bird sings-the Fountain flows
All golden shines the skies of gray;
Gladly the heart a-maying goes
With Gracieuse and Percinet
Prince, though the knightly years are hsd.
You still may find the magic way;
Youth and EnChantnent not dead
With Gracieuse and Percinet-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

Salvage" is the title of the book of verse oy
Mr.. owen Seaman, editor OF "Punch' "hlch
Holt is about TO publish. Most Of the pieces IN
+ba ,-o,,,no. we're drawn from the columns Of
Punch"
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

A soldier < distinction is General Sir Ian
Hamilton, and he loves his trade. In preface
TO Just published volume OF ''war Songs" he
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

,s.s,or Allan Narousnd's book on "Creel
Architecture" is 10 be published soon II VII
bsva nearly four hundred illustrations.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

Miss Clare Benedict, whose volume OF short
stories has just appeared. is, we believe. niece
of the late Constance Fenimore woolson.
writer whose work should not be forgotten.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

THE. HOUSE IN THE WATER A Book Of AMI
nal Stories by Charles G. p Roberts 4ns
Bull and Frank Vining Smith I2Gno, pp. S0l-
Boston: L c. Page & Co
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
-an English Soldier Who Regretted
Waterloo.

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zFsT-f1s- 81 the Inrtftute Of France. eEo, PIP, =
T.rndon. william HelnenIann. New YORK: fa'
r Reyaol6s
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

Prince. though the knightly years are fed.
Yoa still may find the magic way
Youth and EnChantment are not dead
With Gracieuse and Percinet
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

The tenderness of Lincoln's heart Is viv1dly
illustrated in Mr. L E. Chttenden's little book
Lincoln and the Sleeping Sentinel" He could
not endure 10 confirm army death sentence
They say that destroy all discipline ana ana am am
cruel 70 the army when now and ther VIII no
LET them shoot soldier said Lincoln once, pqt
cannot see IT. II God wanted me TO see II he
would let me, and until He does | SHAH 60 PaI,
doning and being cruel to the end" An od tren9 r9
calling upon the President by appointment LoullI
him with a pile OF court marital recoEos peI9Ie
him "CTo away, Swettt" he exclainled, WIN WI IN III
+ensa tr1rpatIence Tomorrow is butchering cay
and I viii not be interrupted until l nave Iouh9
excuses for saving the lives OF these poor IeIio"s
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
VISITS With
g UEGBBDI
sal!gf's Crccery.

Time has taught ne that It was
merely an old, ramshackle frame
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
THE COURTS

Circuit Court, Northern Dis.
trict-Firsi Monday in January
and July. Southern District
Second Monday in February and
August.
County Court-Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oc-
tober. No County Court in the
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December.
Southern District-Seeond Mon
day in March, June, September
and December.
Chancery Court Southern Dis.
trict-First Monday in Nay and
November. Northern District
Second Monday in March and
September.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Church Al Sidney MOurns The Loss OF
Que OF lis Best Workers.

Whereas, It has pleased our
Divine Heavenly Father in his
wisdom to take from our midst
our beloved Sunday school
superintendent, DR., John Johns.
ton,
Resolved; That the church
and Sunday school has lost a
most Jealous supporter and ener.
gedc worker, the community a
good citizen, aud the bereayed
family a devoted father and CON.
panion, And furthermore be it
resolved, that we as a Sunday
school extend to the bereayed
family our most sincere sympa.
thy in their deep aiiliction,
While We sorrow and mourn
here because DR., Johnston comes
among US no more, the thought
springs up in our minds that
some glad day we will meet him
again, and not only him but the
one that We should love best Of
all, the one who gave himself
for us,
FANNIE L, OLIVER,
G, p, OLIVER,
MAKE FOUNDERS,
CouGitIea,
Sidney, Ark,
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
FROM OKLAHOMA.
Former Citizen OF Scott Township Tells
Something OF New State.
Kiowa, Okla, Mar. Is.


Editor Record AS l have not
had the pleasure OF reading a
letter from this part of the world
in your columns, l thought to re-
mind your readers and my old
home friends that | receive the
Record once a week, and am al
ways very glad to read the good
letters from those who write for
your paper,
1t is nice and warm here at
present. There has hardly been
day here this winter that the
frogs have not been making their
peculiar noises. Only one snow
to amount to anything has fallen.
Our little city has 5000 popu-
lation, three b a n k s, four
churches, two high schools and
one railroad, the katy" The
Rock Island runs just east Of
town one.half mile. There are
two hundred men engaged at
work in the coal mines at Ed
wards, just east OF town joining
this city, There is plenty Of
other work also, Common labor
is from 51,25 to $3.50 per day,
Our town has two gins, and one
of the ginners informed me a few
days ago that he had put up
three thousand bales of cotton
this season. Cattle are high
price, a mich COW selling all the
way from S25 to Sl00, Horses and
mules sell for about the same
price here as in Sharp county.
People here raise most everything
they use, Eggs sell for 30 cents
a dozen, chickens from 80 to 70
cents each. There is lots Of
game here, such as deer, tur-
keys, wolves and great deal Of
small game. This is a tine place
for fishing and hunting,
Our town is now erecting So, =
900 hotel and has already five
other hotels. This is a moneyed
country, but every sweet has its
bitter, and | have been telling
only the good things here. With
all the good things other coun-
tries possess there is no place as
good as old Arkansas. Hurrah
for Arkansas, the garden spot OF
the world,
WILLIE PUcKETT
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
Confirmation NM
W hereaa Jasper Justus b,.

w herta4 Jasper Justus has -
OF February, lsE9, fIed fI On III
c'eri, CT the cAaneery Court Of 81 sha aA'
ta7 so7thern District, e, EyeniDa ~a,,' q
sas. his petition alleging that S EaS.a sa'i
has title to and is in the possss,i.s : S'
ing lands lying III said district .'a s.a q
The south hall of the ptrtI- A. S'0'S
quarter; tie cast half Of the sa'.,
and the northwest quarter S''a'e !, a.
qraI.er Of section Four The, s,r,a ae
O. IN. northeast qua r;er and tbs
ter OF the southeast quarter Of ss,.:i sias
township Sixteen. north, ranos .o'
taiEirs 20 acres. The fo!lowina ''1
Of land lying is The town Of "ast
Known as the Gem Ec:el' lot a." 'a's y
lot' beinE Fart Ct the northesst ~, %
northwest quarter ot section Tb,s. s',fa
Sixteen, Eorth. rarge Six west, ,,o..
described as follows, to-uit; r. ts
'9'. u 'Hs H. ~ wright drug st..
south Is feet 70 rock near N.
lA4in) street. thence north 50 d.
feet to a etone. thence north 50 dew
feet, more or less. to the ncrtbe.st
hotel lot. thence south 90 dcglees wig w'''
thence south 10 degrees east is feet ~
Of beginning.
And beginning in the branch ,tn.
corner Of J. r. Mctcalt's lot be;na' Y Y
the east by r. D. Williams lots. s nor,. ~ !
Collins lots, west hy ?. D. W;l...',
south by J. r. Me.ca!f's lot. and I,..
lanyard lot in the town Of EveniDr :,
kansas, and containing cne acre Of L,s
less. And the northeast part Of the l..
ed 26 in the town Of Evening Sba6e ~
the towr plat Of record ir the cfIjce o.,1
and Recorder Of Sharp C,uaty at Ey,,s.
Arkansas. ard praying the rcnditjon :,
that his title thereto be corfrned ms
forever Get a. rCsL.
Now, therefore, all persons who chin
.erest in tie above described land, ,,I
any part thereof. az: hereby warned s.,
to appear in said court &. The next tr,
which viii be begun and held AZ tho n,
in Evening Shade on Monday. May "a
show cause why the title o. the sait ,s
the said lands and lots should rot be eo,
Witness Arthur Sullivan, Clerk n
court, with the seal thei col haeto sfB,
fee in Evening Shade, February Eth ,
Arthur Saliva
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
The ARKANSAS GAZETTE

Is the newspaper of greatest
influence and largest circu.
lation in the state. 1t car
ries the complete Associat'
ed Ptess dispatches, and be.
sides uses tie Hearst News
Service on Sunday, and has
its own correspondents all
over the state. 1t has the
largest and fastest newspa.
per press in the state and
every other Improvement
necessary to produce a good
newspaper,
If YOU are a business man
or a student, or want to be
fully informed of the states
news and progress, you can
not do without the Gazette.
Subscription rates to the
Daily, $3.50 per year, when
paid in advarce; 50, 20 for
six months, when paid in
advance; Csc per month for
a shorter period.
WEEKLY EDITION OF
THE GAZETTE
The Gazette also publish
es a Weekly Edition, which
contains a resume Of the
weeks news, and is publish
ed each Thursday. The
price of this edi.io is 81
per year or SOC for six
months,
You may hand your sub.
scription to any n W S
Agent, or send it in direct,
GAZETTE PUBLISHING
COMPANY,
Little Rock, Ark,
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19

The sweetest aeo'lan harp wouldn't
sound Ike music II It were used to g5i
a man up In the morning
s. 81 "a
Don't make a mistake on spring
She isn't horo until you get that old
lGdoloat fever, same as heretofore,
g g
4 woman who mafrles a man fal
his money Is quite apt to leave hei
love in the keeping Of poorer bu
wiser man,
BYRON WILLIAMS,
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
Thrown From 4 Horse,

Miss Allie Sheriff. daughter Of
widow Sheriff. Of Highland
township and sister Of our towns.
man, S, 7, Sheriff., was thrown
from a horse Monday and
her hip severely and possibly
seriously sprained, Miss Sher.
rill had been 10 4, j. Tuckers'
and was carrying an umbrella
on the horse, She let the um.
brella down and In doing so the
horse became frightened, throw.
ing her off, She 10 reported by
the physician as getting along
nicely, her friends will be glad to
learn, Hardy Herald.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19

grocery stove alongside the vinegar
and treacle barrels, amid the aroma Of
dried herring and the smell Of soap'
l.ere were merry quips and pointed
raillery, the latest bit Of gossip and
the iust.out scandal. We had only
weekly newspapers IN those days in
C, and the corne. grocery was the
distributing point for matters OF daily
interest,
The natives called c. The Gem
Of the Cedar" then, Now they have
rechristened it The City Of Homes" q"
We all knew then that the village had
a great future. To be sure, the horo.
scope has been not absolutely true.
but It is still the home OF my youth!
No greater praise may man say than
this: 1T Is the home Of ny youth"
But that grocery store! There was
llquorice root, marmalade, jujube, Jam,
and ginger cookies In It's saceharine
storehouse. Loll!Dop, strawberry pop,
lemon pop, sarsaparilla pop and
just pop stood inyitingly forth.
There was sugar candy, marble
candy, chocolate candy, sucker
caudy, hoarhound candy and maple.
sugar candy, There may have been
other things in that store, like pota.
toes and carrots and rutabasas-but
my attention TO the sacchayitesous
product was always too centralized TO
speak tru,htully Of the siock-cspe.
c!ally after so many years. Mr. Bal.
TUT, | presume, kept saleratus, picAled
pigs.feet prunes-l am almost sure OF
the prunes-and dried apples. I know
We used TO have dried apples for sauce
and in pies, and an quite sure father
never bought them elsewhere. That
would have been sacyllegc, almost!
We all had our likes and dislikes In
those days and stuck 10 our grocer as
We stuck 10 our religion, We swore
by him and poo'hooed those who were
foolish enough to trade elsewhere
and every time We paid our grocery
bill, Mr., BaltuT gave father O sack OF
candy for mother and the boy" Nc
wonder We remained steediastl
But Time has taken away Mr. Bal
tuff and Baltud's grocery! II there
shall have risen, Phoenix like. from
the ashes Of the old ramshackle build
Ing, another grocery, modern and At
an sure It Is nothing Ike It preleces
sor IN point Of Interest and eomft! II
men 81 about and gossip. know they
are not the men that used to argue
and gesticulate about the stove Of Val
cnt!He Bal'uf' II men there be, they
belong 90 another generation, to the
City Of Homca," The men whose
faith was pinned to the Gem Of the
Cedar are sleeping In the quiet ceme
terry along that murml-ins rtream, Of
wabb'.ug about IN age, watching the
sunset Of l'e, The youths who ate
stick candy from the shelves Of Bal
'uT's grocery are men now. For the
most part, they are scattered far ant
wide upon the bosom Of the earth
Some are great and some are in Sat
and some others ought to be- But
Valentine Bal,uF Is dead hts grocery
IS dead, God rest them both,
(. .
Pin Wheels,
Sometimes little thing can spent
a lot Of money,
50 g So
An ounce Of prevention Is worth 6
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
,;nts Things
THE

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bin Cooper
lrder Of Ed
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q of guilty
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bth and
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tarmack y '
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kceded by
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Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
OEFICIRL

Congressional.
Member of Congress 2nd District
S. BRUNDIDGE JR.
Senatorial,
Member State Senate, econd
District-C. H. HENDERSON.
Judicial.
Judge Of the 10th Judicial Cir
cult j. W. MEEKs.
Pros. Atty.--C. E. ELMoRE.
County.
Representative. NJ. STREET.
County Judge-W, II, KELLEY.
Clerk-ARTHUR SULLIVAN,
Sheriff-W. O. SMITH,
Treasurer-S. D. JOHNSTON.
Assessor-W. +. SMITH.
Suryeyor-R. X, ARNOLD.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19

building, s " q y
backed and hun
gry for paint, but
in the days OF my
juven e ; c ence,
when father let
me 90 down town
with him, or when
mother sent me
for a jug Of mo-
lasses, BalIuns 5
corner grocery
was a wonderful
architectural tri.
umph filed with
dulcitude e and
striped stick.
candy.
Across from the
c county c curt
house it dczed in
the sun Of sum
mcr and offered 4
retreat from the
inciemency of win
ter. In the warm
evenings, father
and the men about
town used TO sit
out in front on the
wide W in q o "
thresh or on soap
boxes, and talk
about the local
Improvements. In
winter there was
little work 10 do
and there were
great checker
games back OF the
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19

.liSvs !, -. -..z., "a.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19

Saes agent for DR.. Chas, f. Simmons Farm on
the line OF the already located San Antonio y k@
Grande Railroad, The opportunity of a lifetime
One of the finest ranches that the world has ever
seen embracing $4,000 acres in the Garden spot Of
the World' Atascosa County, Texas, Opportun'
ties like this seldom occur and will probably never
occur again,
Opportunity Seldom Comes But Once
Two hundred ard ten dollars, payable SO per mohln,
buys two lots for home or business in town ana
farm of from 10 acre truck farm to a 6+0.acre farm
Mineral lands, farms improved and unimproved
Arkansas for SALE
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
Probate CSITt HOtj1rl

Notice Is hereby given that the "A
named administrators and Guardians fsv
current at the Dec. term. 1905. Of IL. 4
Court for the Southern District Of Sham i
ior settlement with their respective s,,|
wit;
W NJ Tompk!ns, administrator estate n
Tompkins, deceased.
J D. Sullivan, administrator estate NJ
;Qil.yan. Sr., deceased.
J.M. Kent. guardian ". G. and J. nj
minors.
J.H jarrett, guardian and curator D,s
D lard Ysnce, minors
Ard al parties irtoTerted in the sl
Of said estates mus: come forward and
ceptiors 70 aid account. II any they hw
before the third day OF 'he rext term Of aE
1r they will lie forever barred from except
accounts or any item thereof
Arthur sullivan I