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26 SOntbsStrafe,

WIItlITtncr btr WItighbUflt.
9lns uno gerlauf bon gltteu uuo Sblig1s
tionen. ygehieI uno grtbi8riefe auf aae
buuptid6Iibeu stdbte @uropas. gln' unb Ser
tnuf freuloer @eIbiorteu. fuluie SIus'ertieuue
bon 8oumu6ten. S6iiisiarten ror nno nab
HeutfhIano. (Gprtl27-)
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10
Rejected The Proposition.

A well known Kansas politician
does not believe in fist fighting.
He doesn't like 1t and frankly
admits that he is afraid. He
goes on TO say that most mon
are afraid Of rough.and- tumble
knock. down and. .drag.out fist.
cuffs,
But this politician epeOks hie
mind frankly on all occasions,
nevertheless, llc got Into an al
tereallon Bomo time ago over a
political matter, and wound up
by calling the other man liar.
"Darn your cry hide"
snortod the other, as he shed his
coat, "eome on out here in the
street and I'll whale h--ll out Of
YOU"
"Well | guess not" retortod
the politician, 81 guoss not.
You'll have TO offer mo better IN
dueements I h an that, Little
Rock Gazette.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10
Biz Fire At Arkadelphla.

Fire broke out at an early hour
Friday morning on tho fourth
floor Of the main building Of the
Arkadelphia Milling Co. Of Ar
kadelphia, totally destroying the
milling plant, The Iron Noun
tain passenger and freight do
pot, together with eight box cars,
was destroyed, The total loss is
estimated at Si50,000' The mill
ing plant was one of the largest
Ia the southwest.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10
Wants Damages For Dogs.

A. s. Snowdon Of Paragould
has brought suit for Sll0 dam
ages against |. c. LegglIt for
shooting bis two bird dogs. The
complaint alleges that the shoot
ing was dono with malicious in
tent. In his answer Leggitt ad'
mite ho killed the dogs, but says
that at the time he shot them
they were catching and killing
his chickens.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10

II is estimated that cotton has
been damaged at least 30 per
cent in Sharp county by the
drouth. Reports from the differ
ent portions of the state say
there will not be over half a crop
Of cotton anywhere, and in some
counties tho damage Is greater
than 50 per cent. The crop re-
porting board Of the National
Department of Agriculture, in a
bulletin issued Friday, estimates
thatin the entire South the crop
is short 81 per cent.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10

Pov, George W, Donaghey ad-
|ssed 5000 people at q reunion
|panville Friday, and In the
Prse of his speech said that
next legislature would meet
Fhe new state house, He also
y no was standing on the
hocralic platform which de-
|red for tho submission of the
Fskey question to a vote of the
Pple, and expressed the opin-
thNt the man who makes
race against him twill not get
Pugh votes 10 load q shotgun"
would call Governor Dona.
ey's attention 10 tho fact that
mas not got this expression
exactly correct, jeff Davis
FayS said that his opponents
|u'dnt got enough votes 10
Rad a shotgun not "load q
plgun'" The Davis style IL
Pre- expressive, strikes the pub
ear with a better jingle, and
therefore the correct thing fol
|betant use,
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10
Little Child Killed.

A small child OF Mr.. and Mrs,
j. W. Levett, who live at Walnut
Springs, Sewer county, was In
etantly killed u fow days ago 10
an unusual manner. The child
was playing on the floor, when 1t
-LMMlnl unllnr . rnnking ehnlr
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10

Dr., Frederick A. Cook, an
American explorer, has discov.
cred the North Pole. Now that
the thing has been done after so
many years Of unsuccessful Of.
fort and al u considerable saeri.
flee Of human life, we should oil
feel immeneely relieved, although
to cave our livee we may rot be
able to think Of a single benen,
the discovery will bring to man.
hind
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10

Tennessee has a statewide pro-
hibition law, but listen here: A
Nashville police judge says there
are more men brought before
him charged with drunkenness
now than when open saloons
were operating in the city. The
Memphis News Scimitar says
that in August, 1908, when there
were saloons in that city, 1l8
men were arrested on the charge
of drunkenness, according to po.
lice records. In August Of this
year, under statewide prohibi.
ton, 144 men were arrested in
Memphis on the charge Of drunk.
enness.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10
occupied by an elder child, and
the rocker struck the neck Of the
child, breaking it.
Old Man Wants Divorce.

M. A. Smith, aged 81, Of
Craighead county is suing his
wife for divorce, alleging deser-
ton.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10
lust SUPPOSE.

JUDI OOI Oo
]ust suppose that when your
iobbor loses his home by lire
n should write to Rears Soc
ok & Co. asking for a contrl- :
tion to assist your unfortunate
iobbor in building another
me for himself and family
ould yea get it? No.
You would get a contribution
M your home merchant.
bust suppose that you are tenn
rarilv out of funds and you
build write Rears Soebuck &c
to send you some meat, flour'
ltbes and other necessities on
few days. or few months
sdit. You're good; you've al
Tvs paid your debts, but would
/ pet the goods? Hardly
I you'd get laughed at.
Your home merchant gives
n credit and assists you in the
ches.
lust suppose that a new church
school building is to be built
Nour community. You would
Yer think of asking Rears Soc
ck G. Co, for a cent to assist in
enterprise.
But you would get something
m the home merchant.
ust suppose you should write
Rears Soebuck C Co. that, in
huch as they have a large
nber of customers in this
Inty, a gift from them to the
DOL fund and the road fund
bid be- considered proper and
hid be much appreciated.
buld you get it? Well, no.
t you would get laughed at
Jim.
The home merchant pays taxes
} the treasury, helps to ed.
Ito the children, work the
ds and contributes his share
he support of the county gov
ment.
len dollars sent to Rears Soe-
k & Co makes one Of the
atest cities Of tho country ten
lars richer, and you or your
nds have no moro chance OF
b seeing that ten dollars again
h you have Of owing all the
ndard Oil Co.'S property.
len dollars spent at home is
dollars kept at home, and
or some Of your friends will
that ten dollars again through
be of the different channels OF
ffic,
tand by the homo merchant.
b not only the home mer-
INT, but the homo enterprise
every kind.
t's the home man in every oc-
Pation that Is interested in the
eral welfare and prosperity Of
country.
'he outsiders are interested in
tlng our dollars only.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10

The board of health of New
port has issued orders that the
town shall be cleaned up. The
resolutions indicate that it is
needed and will be insisted upon.
Six cars of south bound
freight train were derailed near
Calico Rock one day last week,
caused by the Spreading of the
rails. No serious damage result
ed.
The government fishery at
Mammoth Spring is to be con-
siderably enlarged, ten acres Of
land north and adjoining the
present fishery having been pur-
chased by the government.
While eating candy, the g
year-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Martin of Sulphur Rock
was choked to death. A piece
of candy lodged in the child's
throat, shutting off its breath.
The charter for the proposed
Missouri, Arkansas &c South
western railroad, a Batesville
enterprise, has been extended
another eighteen months. 1t is
said that the prospects of this
read being built are bright.
VIM. Langston, q young man
Of Huron, lizard county, was be-
fore Commissioner Parse at
Batesville last week, on charge
of selling whiskey. The young
fellow was discharged upon an
examination of the witnesses.
Mrs. Florence Thomas was
drowned in Black River, a few
miles from Black River, recent
ly. Mrs. Peterson, who was
with her, came near drowning,
but was rescued. After the res
cue she was resusciated with diff.
ficulty.
- Sharp county has 4,378 child"
rem Of school age. Other North
Arkansas counties have school
children as follows: Jackson,
1880; Independence, $3.50; Full
ton, 4,291; lizard, 5,15S, Baxter,
1914; Stone, 1926; Randolph,
1884; Lawrence, 6,772.
Will West, q negro, was tried
and fined in two cases before u
justice of the peace at Batesville
n low days ago. One case was
for aggravated assault and a fine
Of S5 and costs was imposed up
on him, The other charge
against him was disturbing the
peace, for which he was fined 80
and the costs.
Lige and Ben Dame, who are
under indictment In Randolph
county for counterfeiting money,
were captured near Pocahontas
one night last week. The officers
have been on the lookout for
these mon for several years, they
having been rated as bad char
acters, but they had continuous
ly given them tho dodge.
The dead body of Bert Sewer,
q white man, WAS found near the
railroad track, ok miles east OF
Poeahontas, one day last week.
The ooroner's jury returned n
verdict TO the effect that he had
met his death by u gunshot
wound in the hands Of unknown
parties. Arthur Goodson, u
negro, 10 suspected OF the crime.
Sewer was last seen alive with
! 4 L l. Il III III.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10

Hon. G, G. Reid Of Morrilton,
congressman from the Fifth dis.
trlct, announces that he will not
DO u candidate for recollection,
but will retire from politics at the
end Of his present term and re.
move to Little Rock, where he
will practice law. Mr.. Reid has
been urged by many admirers to
enter the race for governor, but
his determination to quit politics
cannot be shaken.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10
noRtb HRRonsos

The high school at Melbourne
will open Monday.
The Pocahontas high schoo
opened last Monday.
Mrs. Sword of near Mountain
Home died last week.
Cotton picking has begun il
Independence county.
A free ferry is being built
across White river at Cotter.
i Walnut Ridges first load OF
cotton seed sold for S4.25 per
thousand.
Fire destroyed the residence of
j. 7. Tracy at Mountain Home
last week.
The Baptist people at Biggers
will soon begin the erection of a
ychurch building.
Hon. j. r. Jones of Mountain
HON e is candidate for the legis-
lature from Baxter county.
A windmill is being erected at
the court house well in Mountain
Home at cost Of 1925 .96.
Miss Ada Collier, young lady
10 years of age, died at her home
near Pocahontas recently.
A new gin is being built at
Iloxie and will be ready for bus
mess when the cotton comes in.
A Christian revival closed at
Mountain Home last week, There
were ten additions to the church.
The warehouse of the Grant
Manufacturing Company a t
Batesvlle was destroyed by fire
recently.
A fine colt belonging TO Ar
mold Jeffery Of Melbourne killed
itself recently by running against
the fence and sticking a pailing
in its side.
The, Randolph County Teach
ers AssoGaIion %am tpG5G at
Biggers on tho 18th and 18th Of
this month.
Elder A. r. Richie Of Tenn
essee recently closed protracted
meeting in tho Christian church
at Calico Rock,
The residence, with the con-
tents, belonging to Jasper Long
was destroyed by fro few days
ago at Calico Rock.
The Progress says that cotton
around Calico Rock is opening
now and quite u good deal Of
picking is going on.
Judge George Y. HUMPHREYS
and wife Of Salem have returned
from o visit to the Pacific coast
and points intervening.
The Melbourne Times Of last
week contained the announce.
ments Of several candidates for
different county Offices,
While boat riding in Black
river near Jacksonport, George
Mcdonald and Burr Turner were
thrown into the river when the
boat struck u snag, but they
were rescued.
The first bale Of cotton for this
city was sold here yesterday by
jim Sheriff. TO the Weaver Dow
dy Company for IL cents pol
pound. The bale weighed 60S
pounds, strict middling. In ad'
dItion TO receiving good price
for the cotton Mr., Sheriff. go
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10

Of course when we advise peo-
pie to stand by homo enterprises,
we do not mean that other busi-
ness concerns should patronize
the home printer. 1t is perfectly
Legitimate and altogether proper
to have your printing done in
ST. Louis, Springfield and Little
Rock. The home printer is not
entitled TO your work, because he
is no good to the community and
he'll get along some way anyhow.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10

ht Malvern a few days ago
IL Hunneycutt was convicted
manslauehter and sentenced
Fwo years In the penitentIary
ring a quarrel with his wife
Pnneveutt fired a shoteun at
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10

When Russell Sage died he
left his widow $4,000, 0,00O, which
she is disposing of in philan-
thropic ways at the rate of S8,-
100000 a year. Miss Helen
Gould has given away in charity
Sl0,000,000 of the fortune left
her by her father. Miss Gould
gives her personal attention TO
the work she does for charity,
and her philanthropy is OF the
most practical kind. She is de-
served the most noted Of all the
wealthy who give fortunes to
charity. Andrew Carnegie poses
as a philanthropist, but his spec
ialty is in establishing public IL
braries in cities and the we'll to
do use them, while the poor want
for bread and a place to sleep.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-10

the woman, but the load missed
her and, striking her little 49,.
year-old brother, literally tore
off his head. Hunneycutt's at
torneys made the convenient and
now quite common plea OF emo
tional insanity, produced a few
witnesses who testified that the
defendant "acted queerly' and
had "curious SPELLS back in his
childhood, an NJ. d. said there
was something wrong with his
(Hunneycutt's, not the M. D.'s)
mind, and the jury practically
freed man, who had horribly
murdered an innocent child, al
though the shot was meant for
another--his own wife.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24
CARD LACKS CLASS
AND LONG SHOTS
=
SCORE
Form at Discount al Arcadia
and Several Good Things
Are Landed
So Di.peleh % The CoIn

- itS NlAt
los ANGELES, Feb 2s.-The poorest
card OF the season was the Offering at
--Santa Anita today. and the absolute
lack. OF class and any definite form
.enabled many long shot outsiders 10
+. Sc0Ie brackets There was no event
fa feature and the cheapest horses at
me track had their inning
r.. lganita, from the barn of Lucky Bald
. WIN. and which had shown absolutely
fotbing in its life. won the first race
at~l6ng odds. beating Allen Lee and
-A}tenberg.
= - wildwood Bill. the good thing spe-
.ciai stumbled at the first turn and un-
seated Jockey Shriner. spelling a well
planned betting coup. Walter Jennings
surprised the talent again by putting
nyer Intrinsic In the Juvenile event.
making three winners in the two days
s. Tor MIN. something Unheard Of hereto
Iore- Joseph X got the long delayed
eracke in the third race. and at a
good price, beating WoOdthorpe held
at SO 10 I, and Nirlan6o with which
killing was intended.
.. Pills, which Andy Blakeley sent to
the post last Friday with which to
: cl can up and failed, brought home the
goods today when he won in a hard
drive with Likely Dieudonne and Good
fellow
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24
rHREE REAcH sEMrFINALs

DENVER. colo, Feb. 23.-Three of
the aspirants for the national cham
pfonshfp in singles won their places
today in the seminal round-William
3. Cragin Jr., the regimental cham
pion: George G. Shafer of Columbia
University and King Smith.
=. Theodore Roosevelt Pell, former
champion. won only the first set of his
match against the present holder,
Wvlie g. Grant
H. H. Haekett. national champion,
appeared in the doubles with the old
fnternationalist. r. d. Little. Both
worked spiendidly together, defeating
O. NJ. Bostwick and ". c. Demilie, 81.
60. gaining the round before the semi
fnale
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24
POLE vAULT RECoRD BRoKEN

CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-Clair S. Jacobs
-of the University of Chicago broke the
worlds indoor pole vault record to-
might by clearing the bar at II feet 3
inches. in the dual track meet between
the Chicago athletic association and
the University Of Chicago. The univer-
eft,r team won the meet by a score of
rs to 3S Jacobs tied for third place
in the pole vault in the Olympic games
fn London last summer. He has a
record of IL feet inches outdoors.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24
Arcadia Selections

First race-Greaf Heavens,
strike Out, French Cook.
second race-MfIze sIOIett, Char
ley Fox, HindOO star.
Third race-Grande Dame, la
: Gloria, q. w. Burt.
Fourth race-EthOn, Fleming,
Adriuebe-
Fifth race - Lord Stanhope,
Homeless, King of the Mist.
Sixth race-JOseph X, EvadOs,
Diamond Nose.
Seventh race - Nfbliek, Teo
Beach, Pickaway.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24

YOUNG man OF "a wishes position. either In OF
nee or some outside work can use typewriter
and is conscientious worker: furnish the
best or references; formerly employed In
the office of u wholesale liquor house; fair sal
ary expected. Address box 5S1, Call office
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24

PLACE.
place show; sss Winner
easily. Maurtan FireH
fren ndht andh with
but went Fu but mot
might ar
outs In made
ing eed
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ANNUAL meeting of the stock holders of the
Oceanic Steamship Company will be held on
TUESDAY, March 8. 1909, at the hour OF IL
o'clock a, M. In the office of the president of
for the purpose of electing directors for the
ensuing year and for the consideration and
transaction OF such other. business as may come
Deiore the meeting Transfer books will close
dent. ri W THOMAS ssecretsrv- -
Dated February % 1000
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24

THE annual meeting of the stock holders Of
the Paauhau Sugar Plantation Company win
be held on Saturday, March g. 1909, at the
hour of IL o'clock n. M, at the office of the
company, PCS Market st. Groom 2l0) San
Francisco. Cal, for the purpose of electing di-
rectors for the ensuing year. and for the con-
sideration and transaction of such other busi-
ness as may come before the meeting.
Transfer books will close WEDNESDAY,
February "a, 1909.
H. W. THOMAS, Secretary.
Dated February 10, 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24
On DIAMONDS-GYPSY KING-CONVENT BELLE
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at EmeryyilI

OAKLAND Tuesday % Weather Track SLOW
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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24
sIEETINGs--Legal

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THE annual meeting Of the stock holders of the
wednesday, March 3 1909, at the hour of
II O'Clock a. M, at the office of the company,
26S Market ST., room 210, San Francisco Cal.
for the purpose of electing directors for the
ensuing year and for the consideration and
transaction of such other business may come
before the meeting. Transfer books viii close
on Saturday, February 20. 1909. BY order OF
the president ii. w. THOMAS, Secretary
Dated February 16. 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24

WANTED--Man to join cooperative cigar manu-
featuring company; S25 required; steady work
2O6. 12th ST
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24

The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. x. Jefery
Ratings for slow track Deduct point for each pound
! NAPA NICK-ALDER GULCH-SIXTEEN

Sc; maiden ? year old colts and geIuIngs'
Remarks.
On the improve: good colt.
Races fairly good.
Ran one good race.
Likely 10 improve.
Ran promisngly in one start.
Others have shown nothing.
B. & Sir Dixon-Falaise.
Biz. g. Handpress-Kitty Kelly.