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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

Huiulnnbs tiirfiidjc gGocr.
Ganitable.@ebauoc, Ypitamt scsen. stcts often.
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The Winslow mail., 1909-09-11

w. E. Secord returned from
Denver, Colo, Thursday morn
ing where he has been for the
last two months visiting with
his family. Mr.. Secord will leave
Saturday morning for Seligman,
where he will assume the duties
as yardmaster for the Santa Fe.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-11
WhiteriVer Items

Mrs. Myrtle Smith, Mrs Lydia
Sullivan, Mrs Fleming Lavender,
Miss Arlene Whiltemore and Mr.
/. {. Freeman have all returned
from their vacations.
Mrs. c. L. Scott of East Fork
is still confined to her bed, hav-
ing been sick for the past several
weeks. Mrs. Hall, Mr.. Scott's
sister from Indiana has come to
wait on Mrs. Scott until she re-
covers.
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Gibbons left
last Thursday for their home in
Terre Haute, Indiana.
Supt. and Mrs. Grouse are
planning to start soon on an eX-
tended visit to Indiana and Hi
nois. Mr.. Grouse was quite sick
a few weeks ago, but is able to
attend to business again.
Major Wavles of Fort Apache
and DR.. H V. Hailman, govern
ment physician at W hiteriver,
performed two operations for
appendicitis last Sunday week,
one on Mrs. T. w Jones of this
place and the other ON Il soldier
at Fort Apache. Both patients
are doing well Mrs ones is ex-
pected home from the Post hos
pital in a few days.
Lawn tennis has become very
popular game at Whiter1ver, and
several expert players have been
developed.
Rev. O. P. Schoenberg, mission
airy to the White Mountain
has been instructed to
build a mission church at or near
the Cibecue day school. Rev.
has gone to look over
the field with a view of selecting
a location.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-11
Great ReiSS Carnival Is
Back Again
Gigantic Amusement Organization Re-
turns to New Mexico After Hav-
ing Toured Entire Nation

Those who visited the territor-
ial Fair at Albuquerque during
the years 1904 and 1905, when
amusement features of the fair
reached a high stage, will be sure
to remember the great Nat Reiss
Carnival Company which held
sway as one of the main attrac-
tiOns There never has been a
carnival aggregation at any sub
sequent fair equal to the Reiss
shows, for the simple reason
that they are the greatest shows
of their kind on earth.
Since 1906 Reiss has been tour
ing other parts of the country
and has not been available tor
the fair This year, however, they
has been secured for the fair,
making a jump from the far
northwest in order to get here.
Secretary John B. McManus of
the Fair Association Travelled all
the way to DeadwOOd, S. D., to
get the Reiss shows and succeed
ed. he aggregation since 1t last
appeared in New Mexico has Wis
tied every state in the union and
has been growing right along 1t
is now the biggest carnival COM
panv in the world, with fifteen
separate and distanct shows, in
Guiding a genuine One-ring circus,
and three sensational free acts
" hich will be seen each day on
the streets Of Albuquerque dur,
ing the fair. The mere fact that
it is the Reiss Company assures
the best Carnival attractions
the fair association has ever been
able to secure.
Mr.. ]. F. Christie, night fore
at the local Santa Fe shops, is
carrying his arm in a sling as a
result of being badly scalded last
Monday evening, the opening of
a blow off cock on an engine be-
ing the cause of the trouble.
While quite painfully burned, Mr..
Christie bore his pain very pa
tiently. DR.. Sprankle was called
and dressed the arm and it is
thought that the patient will
soon resume duty at the round
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-11

Fireman C. G.. Emerson was in
from the cinder pit last Sunday.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-11

FOR SALE-Small girls trl-
cycle. Apply at the Hotel Navajo.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-11

Mine host Hesser of the Navajo
has few of his Indian Head cal
enders LETT. Anyone desiring one
OF these beautiful pictures should
call and get one.
Sharp County record., 1909-11-26

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Sharp County record., 1909-11-26
PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS.
Sharp County Teachers Association To
Meet Soon At Ash Flat.

Following is the program for
the meeting of the Sharp County
Teachers Association to be held
at Ash Flat December 49,:
Morning session 8 to u.
Song by Association.
Invocation.
Double quartet, "Dearest Spot
of Earth"
School Improvement Associa-
ton, D. l.. Ford and D. A..
Welsh.
Campaign for Better Reading,
e. f. Eckart. Geaeral discus
sion.
School Libraries, Importance
and how to secure them, W. f.
Acree and j. G.. Albright.
Afternoon session | to 4.
Importance of School Room
Decorations, Dave Buercklin and
Marvin Stephens.
Chapters s and 8 Halleck's 8
Psychology, George Stroud and
N. w. Gilbert.
The Recitation, Its Importance,
w. V. McVey and O. G.. Shaver.
Each teacher is earnestly re.
quested to be present at this AS
sociation. All come prepared to
take an active part in the above
subjects. And remember the
Inter- School Contest, which will
be held on the evening OF Dec.
18, at 1880. There will be gold
medals awarded for the best
declamations an d recitations
Each school is requested to fur.
nish two contestants, a girl and
a boy. Length Of selection not
more than eight minutes. All
come and make our Association
a great success.
W, V. McVey,
Miss Jeanie Johnston,
Jas. Simpson,
Committee.
Sharp County record., 1909-11-26

pt NIloa AOll'l'am FIII' relieve PAIN
Sharp County record., 1909-11-26
s H Ell BY VII l. E

G.. w. Wann had business at
| Strawberry Saturday.
The Hon. Pink Turner of Wild
Cat was transacting business in
this town last Friday.
e. B. Andrews Of Wild Cat
was in our town Monday, engag-
ed as attorney in Esq. McGinnis'
court.
j. r. Wilkerson and daughter,
Miss Effie, made business trip
to Batesville Thursday, return
ing Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Spiller of
near Evening Shade we're visit
ing relatives and friends in this
section a few days last week.
q. D. Powell, who left this
township about year ago to try
his fortune in the west, has re-
turned and says his old home
near Grange looks good to him.
E.. L. Hogan, formerly prom
inent citizen of this township,
but who now resides at Bates
vile, was a pleasant visitor to
our town one day the past week.
Esq. M. McGinnis OF Grange
held protracted term OF court
here last Monday. Quite a num-
Der Of persons were before the
court and settled their dues to
the state.
We are glad TO note that Scott
is represented in the race for
sheriff. No one who knows Sheb
Shaver will question his integrity
or ability to fill the Office to
which he aspires.
j. Fl. Kirtley and Bud Eason
0 { Sullivan township passed
through here one day last week
en- route to Lawrence county.
Mr.. Kirtley said he thought he
would give the boys a round over
there in the interest Of his candi-
dacy for sheriff.
Most all our citizens attended
court at Grange Wednesday,
where Mrs. Ollie Gyngard was
arraigned in Esq. McGinnis'
court on q charge Of breach Of
the peace. Hon. E. B. Andrews
Sharp County record., 1909-11-26
N A X VII L Z

A. Watkins is erecting a
residence on his farm.
r, Rrasher has moved from
4. NJ. Simpson farm to the e.
kins farm.
M, Ballard has moved down
Cave City, He sold his
b here to a Mr.. Mullins Of
ois last spring,
pw that we have two poets
|ing tho praises Of Sharp
ply it seem that an immigra-
association would be in orr
vril Boles has moved TO j. s.
bldridge's farm and James r.
sher moved to the place va.
d by Mr.. Boles, which he re-
Ply purchased,
arrled, at the residence Of tho
e's parents, Mr., and Mrs. G.
Lamar, last Sunday evening
o'clock, Rev Freeman offici.
g, Mr. Elmer Brickle to Miss
nie Lamar, Mr.. Brickle is
oil our best young men; So
honest, industrious and we'll
ipped to fight the battles Of
Miss Minnie Is one Of our
: amioble and accomplished
ng ladies' whose friends are
ted only by her acquaintance,
predict for them q happy and
perous voyage through life.
Ehy not our Good Roads As.
'allon Get busy and try to get
odlIication of the ruling In re.
~ to having n road surveyed
|oOgh our county, II we had
|hty OF money to buy maehin,
|y and build maeadamlzed
n we would not need any out.
|e help, but we are not now
4 probably never will be able
pulld such roads, but we could
ia good dirt roads IL the road
\ were properly located. That
|pld answer our purposes for q
|g time ut least, and II the
|'ter was brought before the
Pper authorities 1t might be we
pld get a change In tho rules
y would enable US to get tho
Pd surveyed.
Sharp County record., 1909-11-26
Free Labor On Streets,

AT n meeting Of the town
council held Friday night an orr
dinance was passed. declaring all
persons between the ages Of lS
and 45 residing within the limits
Of the town subject to four days
street duty within tho corpora.
ton limits, Tho last Legislature
gavo Incorporated towns the
right to use ils own free labor,
and this labor cannot be used
elsewhere, Tho ordinance cun
bo found on Tho fret page ol this
inpper,
Sharp County record., 1909-11-26

If you have noticed symptoms
of kidney trouble, do not delay
in taking the most reliable and
dependable remedy possible, such
as DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. These wonderful pills are
being used with great satisfac-
ton by thousands of people, Try
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills today. Sold by Snow Drug
Co,
William Masters, who livos two
miles south Of town, has been
quite sick for several days, but
10 improving.
When you have a cold the first
thing TO do is have the bowels
move. Do not take anything
that may constipate-and most
old fashioned cough cures do
constipato, Try Kcnnedy's Lax
ative Cough Syrup, 1t drives
the cold from the system by q
free, yet gentle, action of the
bowels; 1t stops the cough, it is
pleasant to take. Children like
ii. Sold by Snow Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1909-11-26
Federal Jurors.

Federal court will convene OF
Batesvillo December IA, j, s,
Nichols Of Calamine is n member
Of the grand jury and W. H.
Wade Of Ash Flat, j, =, Bone Of
Sidney, Joe Medlock and N v
Ilutchison Of poughkocpslo are
on The petit jury,
Sharp County record., 1909-11-26
We CITY.

A considerable rain fell here
Monday.
Several from this place went to
Batesville Saturday.
w. 7. Horn was transacting
business at Sidney Monday.
w. Fl. Davidson shipped a
carload Of scrap iron to first of
the week.
Jasper Hutchison has rented
property here and will move his
family mere soon.
The cold weather the first of
the week caused US to add pork
to our bill of fare.
Rev. G. W. james, pastor Of
the Baptist church, filled his
regular appointment here Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell,
who recently moved here froIn
Sycamore, were visiting at
Poughkeepsie Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Annie Hardister has had
some substantial improvements
made on her property recently,
which adds very materially to
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Horn Of
Mountain Home, after spending
some time visiting relatives at
this place, returned to their
home the first of last week.
A series of meetings is in
progress at the M. E. Church
under the management Of Rev.
j. W. Dew, assisted by Rsv. G.
W. M. Freeman. The meeting
will continue about ten days.
Miss Mariah Stewart of James,
town, who recently purchased
the Dew property on Main street,
is making preparations to add
another room and to do other
work on the building, which,
when completed, will be one Of
the most attractive homes in
town.
r. H. Horn of Mountain Home,
said to be the Oldest man in Bax-
ter county, is spending this week
here with relatives and friends,
Of whom he has many. Mr..
Horn is in his S0th year, is hale
and hearty and gets around bet.
ter than most men 20 years his
junior,
Dal Paden and Bud Holt of
King Mills were here last week,
the one a candidate for county
judge the other a candidate for
---, but come to think about it,
he did not electioneer with US
any and we can't be 80 sure.
Mr.. Paden says he will be the
next judge and Mr.. Holt says he
will come again.
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Sharp County record., 1909-11-26
r Z E D. s c K Z Z K

Bud Street Of Grange was in
our town on business Saturday.
Mrs. Esther Bonham of Grange
opened a term Of school here
Monday,
Will and Charley Mcleod, to-.
gether with their families, made
q trip to Batesvile q few days
ago.
Butler Johnson and family
visited his brother, Mitch john
son and family at Glover Bend
last week.
II is becoming dangerous tc
fell q tree in this community. 1t
is liable to fall on O candidate or
peddler,
Miss Willie Anderson returned
home from Portia Friday, whore
she had been for 9omo weeks
Her brother, Goose Anderson,
accompanied her home.
W. G. Gist Of Grange was In
our midst Saturday, Wo believe
Bud must DO In the horse swap.
ping business, Hs he was riding
an animal and leading two 9TH
ere.
Sharp County record., 1909-11-26
M @ B l. E Y

Laura Jernigan has 70
,rkevs which she expects to
[et about Thanksgiving
Y Annie Wilson of Evening
y will teach the winter
n at Aetna, beginning Mon
u Dawson was down from
lille Saturday and Sunday,
k's an attraction for Cleo
| here.
Fon Andrews and Roe Street
\ opposing attorneys IN a
Hill at Shelbyville last week.
hiled to learn the outcome OF
buit.
Is Cleo Benson spent sun
/ with Miss Eula Dawson.
Benson and her mother Will
next week for Jefferson
|Mo., where they expect to
u in the future.
! are not hankering for a
6ght with the Maxville cor
bndent, but we still seriously
|tain that DR.. Cook is a fax
A small decoction OF Rookie
rs million dollar dose OF
|ifuge might help that "tired
be-" all right. We believe
daxville writer is suffering
sallopyghonza and we sug-
That he order a 30 days trial
nent direct from Dr.. Cook
elf. Or perhaps it's pelleg-
nother new tangled disease.
at case, cut out cornoread,
the advive of your regu-
hysician and you'll coon be
unkydory.
anksgiving is here again
lave health and food, sunny
and warm hearted friends,
books and q smile for the
with the blues, A thousand
hts and joys bless our lives
should make US thankful
happy. No longer does
Gobblcr proudly strut and
il over the inordinate old
er, for he is gone and the
ward will know him no more
'er. Donaghey's proclama-
on was the shortest on rec.
md we are thankful for that
George is the slickest
in Arkansas politics. We'll
lankful when his reign is
Sharp County record., 1909-11-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department of the interior,
H. &. Land once NJ LIT le llsk Az"

w. % n''' 0''''' Nov. ~, 1909
NolIee IA hereby given that joeephus n Memo"
of poughkeepaIe, Ark, who on nov ~ 'e,''
made Homestead Entry Mo- s5oS0 serial NO.
0lIls, for northeast quarter southwest quarter
seelIoo IA, township n north range vest oeh
principal Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
ia make rnal 0veyear proof 10 establish claim 10
lhe had above deaellbed before Arthur aull'van,
clerk, at Evening Shade, Arb, on the aIh d"S OF
Jan 1910, -, ,,.,,.s,
claimant names ~ witnessasl Isaac Medloeh.
u n Kent, h. G. jafeia Saml Lush' all OF
pouehkeepsIe, Ark
Guy W, cAhON, Realflcr,
~. Atli,.l AMI. Pain Pills relieve pain
Sharp County record., 1909-11-26

of Wild Cat represented the
state, while j. M. Street Of Gala
mine represented the defense.
The verdict resulted in an ac-
quital.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-30

all the meetings and of being on hand promptly when the meeting was call ed to order. He also told the alder men that if there was information that he could give them at anytime that he wished to be considered as always at their service.
 There was no caucus for the position of tree warden. The aldermen decld- ed to postpone the matter until it is certain the statutes require the crea- tion of the place. If an election had been held last night the place would undoubtedly have gone to Harry Welch son of Former Alderman Wallace w. Welch.
 No candidate for military enrolment registrar was selected by the caucus for the first time in years The new personal tax laws do away withf the office and place the work upon the reg istrars of voters.
 No indexer of land records was se- lected as several of the aldermen were of the opinion that it would be. good thing to make the town clerk respon- sible for the indexing. Alderman Daniel Mahoney of the Second dis trict was made the caucus chairman of the organization.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-30
SPLENDID MOTION
 PICTURES OF FIGHT
 EVOKE ENTHUSIASM
Johnson.Kstchell Encounter Reproduced
 at JackSon'S

The Johnson-Ketchell fight pictures at Jackson's theatre attracted a big gathering of enthusiasts yesterday. The best motion pictures of the kind ever taken. they revealed the exciting ter advantage no doubt than they spectators at the actual ringside. Tine audience warmed to the game display of ketchell. a little fellow beside the burly black man. and at the same time they could not but admire the finished work of the negro champion
 Usually the motion pictures of a fight disclose some features that have been overlooked in the hastily written opinions of the men at the ringside. But the Characterization fight seems to be an exception. KetchelFs pluck and endurance and Johnsons general ship came in for more notice than any other. feature. The pictures show these ideally. and as the features come. the announcer, Edward J. Farrell. himself a rfnEside spectator at the exhibition. announces them in advance. bringing out the striking points effectively and entertainingiy.
 The twelfth round, with it's thrilling knockout. evoked storm of applause. It Is apparent that Ketchell is con- fident of himself as he steps forward to receive the knockout. He had landed a terrific blow on the side of giant arose with difficulty. Ketchel rushed forward, with little defence and Johnson received him with ter rife blow of his right. Ketchell fell back, and the force of Johnson's thrust carried the negro over his pros- trate body, while Ketchell Is counted out. The pictures remain to-day and tonight.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-30
GREATEST TANK
 ACT ARRIVES

Internationally Odiva gives the best tank performance that has ever been seen on the American stage This is saying much. The great tank in the Hippodrome is also kept in mind. The tank. in one form or another. has been with us since Noah built the ark Miss Kellermajn made one tank act famous, but she did it with her beauty and her grace. The tank was there and it had water in it. but you couldn't see the former and scarcely the latter. The same objection applies to the tank on the Hippodrome stage Nothing pdt the surface of the water is in view. Odiva's tank is all in sight. The mass of water stands ten feet above the stage and r or IS feet along it. There are 27 tons of water in sight The water magnifieS what IS in 1t, so that ever ything looks bigger. Odiva knows all the arts of the swimmer. She is as graceful in the aqueous element as beautiful women are in a ball room She dives from an immense height. from the stage standpoint. She lives in many styles. Her ability to stay under water is also great Stretched out on the bottom of the tank, her head resting on one arm. she looks like a mermaid asleep The act de- serves the booking of 46 weeks which is announced to be unbrokenly ahead of her.
 The Frey twins proved interesting to most people. All their lives men ana women have read about wrestling Athletes wrestled in Greece. In the Coliseum at Rome wrestlers struggled centuries ago. The two nations gave the name to wrestling of the modern school. It is called Graeco-Roman. The Frey twins. who look as if they might be, gave an exhibition of all the well known Ora Roman holds-the strangle, the half Nelson. the cross buttock. the hip lock, the arm lock, and all the others. It's greatl The act is well staged.
 The little farce. "A Corner in Hair is distinctly amusing. It is well done by four people who are amazingly com potent. It kept the house in roars of laughter
 George Spink. who is one of the clever men in the show business. did a little turn with Agnes Lynn, who is clever and also prettily plump, which merited it's advertised adjective. 'po- lite.'' Spink sings a song about as neatly as anybody. Miss Lynn has a style of her own. The act was put together Sunday. It is good now, but 1t certainly will improve in the hands of such able performers
 Just why Lee Bros. and Allen are billed as "The Madcap Dancing Trio' is difficult to understand. Their work lacked finish. and at the best the trio could not be described as more than a little vexed.
 Tfse Three Bannons give a splendid exhibition of club swinging. It is a