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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-12-17

Explorer Cooks villifers have gone the
limit and couple have been found in New
York who allege that they helped Cook fake
his records of the polar journey, and that the
records were fixed up in a New York hotel after
his return to this country. These charges
against Cook are falling by their own weigh
for they not only impossible of belief, but
in all cases made by who self-con-
fessed liars. If Peary has anything to do with
these men, he is browning life of worthy
effort with most unseem1y behavior. And if
Peary is not instigating the attacks then the
accusations are made simply for few days of
notoriety and the small financial stipend given
by the newspapers for good story. 1t is no
easy matter for Cook anyone else to prove
that he actually journeyed to the north pole,
but Cooks enemies are proving the case for him.
For several years the government has been
building dam the Mississippi between
ST. Paul and Minneapolis for the alleged pur-
pose of aiding navigation on the Mississippi
but for the real purpose of allowing the fifth
congressional district of Minnesota to get its
share of pork from congress. Recent agitation
for the development OF waterways and the con-
servation of water powers has called attention
to the fact that this dam could be put to some
useful purpose if it fifteen feet higher,
and the city councils of ST. Paul and Minneapo-
lis have got together and decided to each pay
half the cost of making it higher, each city to
get the benefit of the power developed. This
action is extra-legal, but is still move in the
right direction. But the dam should have been
planned in the first place with some other end
in view than simply spending money. Two
lower dams would have been much more assist
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-12-17
Our Old Biekory Uagon

entirely
choicest Black Birch
first yellow Poplar and finished like Every
utey guaranteed every and better made.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-12-17
THE MORRIS TRIBUNE

]. G. MORRISON. Editor and Publisher.
Sharp County record., 1909-12-03

The best pills are DeWitt's Lit"
tie Early Risers--the safe, easy,
pleasant and sure little liver pills.
DeWitt's Carbolizod Witch Haze
Salve is the original. Good for
cuts, burns or bruises, and es-
pecially for piles, Sold by Snow
Drug Co.
Now ia q fine time to subscribe
for this paper.
Tho next time ono Of the child
rem catches cold, give it some-
thing that will promptly and
freely but gently move the bow
els, In that way tho cold will at
once be driven out Of the system.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syr'
up moves the bowels promptly
and freely, yet gently, and at the
same time heals irritation ana
stoGs the cough. IL ls especially
GOOD for children, Sold by snow
Drug Go,
Sharp County record., 1909-12-03
M A X V IL L E

Mrs. E. Carpenter is reported
to be i'll.
W. |. Simpson and mother Wis
tied at Cave City Sunday.
Ben Bray has moved to his
farm one mile south of here.
Mrs. j. F. Simpson was report
ed to be seriously i'll the first of
the week.
Fred Pickens, who went to Ok
lahoma year ago, has returned
and is now one of US.
Tommy Lamar had his wrist
badly cut by falling on piece of
broken glass last Friday night.
Miss Annie Harrell, who is
teaching at Balboa, visited rela-
tives here Saturday and Sun
day.
The young folks enjoyed a
social hop at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. M. Brickle Thanks
giving night.
G.. M. Bricklo and family NOV
ed to Evening Shade last Satur-
day. They are good people and
we regret losing them.
Jasper Hutchison, State Veter-
mary Inspector, was through
here last week quarantining cat"
tie where the owners failed to
have them sprayed.
Brownlow Woodbridge a n d
family and John Snow and fam
lily, who moved from here to
Rockwall county, Texas, two
years ago, returned last Sunday. /.
Gee! but weren't those bad
diseases that Mobley said we
had. We hope though that his
remedies will prove as effective
in our case as thymol and salts
are said 10 in his. Now shutter
off, j. O.; we want the last word i.
Sharp County record., 1909-12-03
ONE GIRL KILLS ANOTHER.
Young Girl Stabbed To DEATH In Street
Due! AT Alicia Saturday.

Alicia, Nov. 27.--In a street
duel with knives here today Miss
Nora Ovens was fatally wounded
by Miss Stella Belk and died
within a very few minutes after
the cutting. Both young women
were prominent here, were we'll
known and stood well in the COM
munity.
The duel was caused by a mis-
understanding b t W e n the
young women which had been
known to exist for some time
past, and it is said the disagree.
ment was caused by some talk
one should have had about the
other.
Miss Owens was on her way to
the postoffice when she was ac-
costed by Miss Belk and another
young lady or two. A quarrel
ensued and Miss Ovens was cut
in four different places, the fatal
wound being in the left breast
where an artery leading to the
heart was severed.
Miss Belk was at once arrest.
ed, and if bond is not allowed
her at the preliminary hearing,
will go to Jail. Excitement is
high here as result of the kill
ing. ~~
Sharp County record., 1909-12-03

Dr. MIlca AaO.ruu m" rc'Iovo pain
Sharp County record., 1909-12-03
sT. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a spe-
clnl meeting Of the stockholders Of the 81.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Kali.
way Company will be held at the principal
Office Of said Company, In Room iO0, Mis-
soH %cS % ,So Gs snH g Mpse II GG cS oS ho n ID d
day Of February 1910, ut nine O'Clock IN
thG forenoon of that day, TO consider ana
act upon the following propositions
(o) 10 purchase and acquire all or any
part Of the railroads and other property, as
sets and franchises OF all or any OF the fol'
lowIng-nomed rallrogd companies Aikan'
sus and Louisiana Railway Company Ar
kansas Midland Rallrond Company, Arkan-
sns Southwestern Railway Company, Tho
Brlnkcy, Helena and Indian hay Railrond
Company, Coal Belt Railway Company,
Edorado and liaglrop Hallway, Compomy'
Garland Western hallway Company Gurdon
& Ft, Smith Railroad, Gurdon and Fort
Smith Northern Railway Company llerrln
Railway, llcrrln and J0hnsl on CITY RqilWny
Company Kansas ana ArEanhps ,nlley
Hallway, Little Rock and lot Springs WcSt.
clm Railroad Company 1ho Little Rock Y
Monroe Railway Company Little Rock
Junction Railway, Msslss!ppl River, Ham
burg and Western, Hallway CompSny,
NalchcE & Western Railway Company, New
Orleans & Northwestern R0llr0ad Com,
many, Pine Bun and Western linllrood
tomnnny, Springfield Southwestern Railway
Compnny, Si, Louis, watkins and cur !tnll'
wny Company, aud Wabash Southern kuil-
way Company.
% 10 Increase the cnpltal stock OF lhS
Company By the amount OF SGOOOO,Ouo,
mch Increase Of The capital stock TO c0nmhg
of 100000 shares OF the pnr value OF Siuv
oNrh, go lhat the total authorized cnpltui
stock shall be- SlO0,OOO,0OO y
(c) 10 consent to- concur ~, approve
and authorize an Increase Of lho Donqpo w,
a, A 4 .ttlsf Iufn
Southern Railway Company, Wy lhn olnonl,.
of Sl5,OOOO 600, by tho Issue pl buld buhu'
of lho Compnny, limited IN tho ngkpoRnlo lo
lhp principal amount of &@0'ooo'oOo Nv niS
one time outstanding, ana To bp hceurgu ~
a mortgage and decd of trust oh nhd OF me
vyhnln or unrl Of the railroads and other
property aud franchises OF iho ounlpnng'
Whether now owned ur heronllor OcQuIHu,
mud 10 consent 10, concur li unu u',,,, uula,",,no
Tho execution and delivery or f0cn WOrlRnRp
nnd decd of truat and 10 consider ana npi
up0n the form aud torns of elgh nohuh, 9no ,hn
~ ",eh morlRago and decd Of trust, nn9 inc
9ale of MI or amy Of anld Cold l'ohds 10
Ihe Missouri Pacific Railway Company
(h 10 alIfy the procecdIngo Of the
Bonrd Of Directors ihereloI9r' iufu,i W. ~" ih,
nho,I lbo matters aforesaid, lh,luu'ng WV
Naturalization Of said bonds nbd m0rlgaBe
and decd Of trust and The use TO De olnue
of anId bonds, and 20 consider nnu uel uPpHm
gileh other mglneaa ~ mny properly wv
transacted Of the meeting ,
rho stock transfer booka of lhe C,ompannS
w,i'l no closed nj . T., NJ on FIilny, Nv
ijIh day Of January. 1910, nnn W', ,I'IamJ ,nn aJ
eloscd ,inill 10 A, VI on Thorsdoy 'ho q"
dNy Of February lOlo' .. ,ooo
Dolod New York, November W. ipop'
nv order Of the Hoard of directors
GEORGE j, GOULD,
A. IT, CAtlff, i''''''""
Secretary
Sharp County record., 1909-12-03
Narrow Escape from Drowning.

J. l.. Gewin and family Of I'M
boden had a narrow escape from
drowning q few days ago while
attempting to cross Eleven
Points, the swift current carry
ing the buggy into deep water,
where it was partly turned over.
Mr.. Gewin had to swim from the
buggy to the shore and back
several times before the rescue
was completed.
Sharp County record., 1909-12-03
Is Z N G A Y
Fine weather.

Fine weather.
p. A, McCrackin Of Grange
was in our section Monday.
L. r. Vaughan was in the
Poughkeepsie country Saturday
on business.
j. L. Bonifas and wife are the
proud parents of big boy baby,
born Friday night.
Percy Wainwright is building
q new barn, which adds to the
value Of his property very much
The young people of this sec
ton enjoyed a candy breaking at
the home Of W. S. Hutchison one
night lately.
Some sickness is reported in
our vicinity just now jim Mil"
ligan is on tho sick list, having
remittent fever, but we are glad
TO say he 10 improving
Since our last writing Mrs
Sam Gawf has passed away and
was buried at the Samuel Vain
wright cemetery. She leaves a
husband, one child and many
friends to mourn her loss.
| G.. w. King, one Of our best
citizens, happened to u serious
accident Friday. While chop"
ping wood chip struck him in
tho eye, destroying its sight
For q time he suffered intensely,
but at this time he Is resting cas-
Iier, and we trust that he may
regain sight in the injured mem-
Der.
Sharp County record., 1909-12-03
Crushing Defeat For
State Wide Prohibition.

In an election Saturday the
voters Of Alabama defeated a
constitutional amendment provid-
ing against the sale or manufac-
ture Of whiskey in tho state, by a
majority of $4,000. Only six
counties in tho state voted for
the amendment and many coun-
ties that have been "dry" for %
years by local option refused to
support the amendment.
Sharp County record., 1909-12-03
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. And Mrs. Arch catlley Had Beef
Married Forty Years Sunday.

The writer had tic honor and
pleasure Of being guest at the
celebration Of Mr., and Mrs, Arch
Calhcy's iortioth wedding ami
versary, which occurred last
Sunday, November 29, at their
home a few miles away in lzafd
county
II appears that their three
daughtore, all Of whom are mar
rled, took 1t In mind 10 surprise
their parents by preparing a din
ner and carrying 1t In on that
day. The daughters, their fam
lilies, and a number Of old cou-
plee, most intimate friends, num-
bering In oil 81 persons, aesem
bled and drove to their homo as
u surprise party.
We oil enjoyed tho splendid
dinner and Ind q grand eocial
time. The occasion will ever be
a bright s!ar in The memory OF
all who were present.
Il, Nj, Cox.
Sharp County record., 1909-12-03
A S II FL A T

And Dave King is in the race
for circuit judge. Hurrah for
Dave King!
The holidays are not far away.
To US the year 1909 has gotten
away swiftly.
Rev. A. E. Horton, the Metho'
dist pastor, left the first part OF
the week for Searcy to attend the
annual conference.
1t is whispered about on our
streets thfs week that G. d.
Ritchie, former clerk OF the coun-
ty, will enter the race for sheriff
at no distant date.
A great deal more wheat is
sown in this section of the coun-
ty than for several years past
Our farmers seem determined to
raise their own breadstuff.
Prof. N. w. Gilbert went to
Cave City Saturday for a visit
with relatives and friends. He
was accompanied by Alphus
Gist, one of The school students.
Miss Jean Davidson Of Even"
ing Shade was in our little city
a few days ago. She is an ac-
complished pianist and we would
be glad she would come hero as
instructor.
Messrs. Spellman e v n s (,
Frank Sharp, Shelby Mullins,
Willie Cochran and Austin Will
kerson Of Evening Shade were
here Friday night meeting friends
and attending the school enter
tainment.
1t seems that there are quite a
number Of gentlemen in the
county who are willing to serve
the dear people in the capacity
Of sheriff and collector. We take
it upon ourself now to inform the
boys that they cannot all be
elected.
The School Improvement AS
sociation gave an entertainment
at the school building last Frida ay
night, which was attended by u
very large crowd. All who at
tended were loud in their praise
Of the pleasant occasion. Sever.
Sharp County record., 1909-12-03
r 1 L DIS c K Z L K

John Girtman is on tho puny
osper Mcleod had business at
|onlng Shade Saturday,
r. L. Street Of Grange was
re on business one day recent.
Rev. Walter Gilbert of Cave
w attended church here Sun.
y,
Harvey Blnkley Of Emery was
pklng after some business here
ondoy,
Rev. =, M. Chrisenberry Of
mery was among those who at.
hded church here Sunday.
Rev. W, II, Stewart Of Cave
W was the guest Of his son, W,
stewart, here Saturday night,
lhe fourth quarterly confer
pee for tho Cave City charge,
E' church, convened at Fair
lew Saturday,
D. 81 Nichols and family Of
YaIamlno were here Sunday, the
pests of their daughter, Mrs.
Iberia Johnson,
~ w. Gilbert, who is teaching
ASH Fiat, was here Saturday
|lght' We think the wedding
|eIIe will begin ringing around
|ore soon.
Rev, Bainbridge Of Sloan
Ppflngs preached interesting
|ermons at l'airviow Saturday
'lght and Sunday. lilo Is ar
|0queht speaker,
Sharp County record., 1909-12-03
NJ O B L E Y

crabtree was at Bates
Friday with cotton. Jolih
ms that he will not be a can :
i for sheriff at this election
Amos James preached on
rdav and Sunday at Mt
|, A young man by the
4 Of Burge preached on Sat
" night
Is Artie Lee Crabtree and
,Junie Alice Andrews are
Lady Rebecoas' being lnl'l. !.
;nto the Rebecca lodge at
hottie Saturday night
= friend w. G.. Snow still
A advertising DeWitt's ia
remedies. Every time we
L. down a column of the
brd we invariably find some'
\ from our druggist friend
advertising pay? Ask Will
Nv.
Mclaughlin, who moved
His township about a year
is making a lot OF suostan-
improvements about his
u in the way Of buildings and
k;no, Joe Mac is a bully
fellow and we are glad TO
! him for a neighbor,
! M. Lewallen, living as he
! on two big roads, is often
Aered with agents, tramps and
blers. Last week a fellow
Il through selling a recipe for
Hing soap, The follow played
a republican and a Baptist
EDan swallowed the bait TO
Hure Of a dollar and a nights
Hing, We guess his good
4 is still using "Big Deal or
kirbanks" on wash day.
\ DAVE KING.
lave King is out for circuit
be and we hope you are for
|. AS a lawyer he has few
|als, and no superiors, in this
|rict. All his life he has car
the cause Of the common
bic in his heart. Our lnborn
} for politics and literature,
our craving for books, being
|ilar to Dawes when a boy, he
lever been our friend. He
k great pains recently to fur
b us some very interesting
d concerning the early history
his section Of Arkansas and
BITS us to write some on that
J. We know intuitively what
ve felt, as a boy, whom tho
watches Of many midnights
nd him awake, Many a poor
gives it up and says the re-.
Id is not worth the price they
10 to pay for success; but
ve King thought differently,
ught more soberly than most
Is, ond today his name is an
piration to more boys than the
who is renning these lines.
have nothing to say in dis
agement Of Judge Meeks or
ok Baker, but we are going to
p put Judge" to the south
Of Dave Kings name,
Sharp County record., 1909-12-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
nlnnrlmtnl IN Ihe lnLerIor

INhNllllt Nv W liN 'ii''''N''
If a land O1pn AL Little Rock, Arku
W !" ''''' Nov. ", iUO.
Notice n hereby given that Josephus u Memo"
n poupbkcopaIo, Ark, who on Nov, 20 IVA
msdo llomeslend Entry No goose serial No.
oliis for northeast quarter southwest luarter'
section "a, township n north range o west eth
Principal Meridian, has flied notice Of intention
20 make fnal ave.yeir proof TO establish clam to
Iho mrd above described, before Arthur sullivan.
Clerk, nl lGyenIng 9hade, Art, on the dll' day OF
Jan 1910 ,
Claimant names "a wllneasesI fslae Meduel
~ ~ Rent n G, Jarrett eaml, Lusk, all OF
pouehkeefae, Afh
GUY W. GARoN' Register
Sharp County record., 1909-12-03

al dollars were made, which will
be used in improving the school
property.
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Nlbertu Sobem Sttauu, San.
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Srcbrico Griiger. Neenah @iS.
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GIi5. 9. @e1er, Stdunton, go.
Hltb @hittenipre, Wilmaufce, @iS.
WabeI q. Wbite, gaQep Gitp, V. :.
Subit6 g. @ilcn GaQoS, Ter.
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Sur letten Rnbc.

Sr. Noam Stie ollf Dem @eitern
6rieobofe 81 8rabe getragan. =
nGptbiaS . Sitter" fulgirteu oIs
observation-disclosures. 9ceroigung
OeS Srn. @eorg g. Glitt.
Die 9eeroiglutg oeS an 9,IPui nadl
5~luelmod)iger aronfbeit aus Dem Sss
ben gei6ieoenen Srn. Noam Stts
ton0 geltern 9tadymittag pom Srall'
erbauie, 9tr. INA 2ornlanItraBe, aus
ollf Dem @eiteru Srieoboie itatt. Eo'
itor Geo. GBmom BON Der neutlben
epang.-llltb. Gollcoroia Stride an
Der Ode bon @albroot = Nucnile lno
EQpionltraBe amtirte I'M Srauers
horle rno am @rabc. NlS gabrtlf-
TRIGGER erluieien Dem 8e%ritorbenen Die
letteu Ghrcn od)t 7eleguten Der Sad
iun-9oae oeS Srbens Der EptbiaS.
Rittcr. Sr. Stit erbIldte am 10.Ge-
3emblr 1915 in Sod)ien ooS Sid)t
Der 3elt mo fam nit ieinem ied)S-
ten Satire nad Imerifa uno mar i'm
Sdubmad)er 8eid)ait LANCE Sabre
tbGtig. Gr ruor Mitglico Der Gon-
coroia = @eneinOe lett ungef66r 10
Sobren ur0 geb0rte Der SodionsSoge
al. Nebeu ieiller @ittlue, Srall eli
5ubetb StiB, gcb. Nett, bintcrlGBt er
sic ainoer Sru. @m. Stie, 6rou
Gli5obetb 9%rigenmlonlt, Srou aote
Sdol, &ru. Geo. Stib, 6rol StilIie
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lpie orei Sdmeitern uno 5ebn GnfeIs
finber. Ser 2eidenbeitottcr j. 9.
@ippert leitctc Die 9cerOiaung.
@corg2. BIitt.
9oS 2eidenbegGn9niB OeS ont 8.
Moi .im 9tlter Don 10 >Sobrcn peritor-
bcnen Srn. @eorg &. Elitt iunb &c.
itcrn Nad)mittog utltcr GROCER &c.
tbeilialung BON 2eibtraganoeu bonn
Sra,lerbouie, Nr, 523, Horo.@lopers
StroBe, ans nui Dem Sdnport'ideu
6%rieoboie itott, nadoem Toitor 20.
9odmann bon Der ref. Ct. FuulSfirs
de cineu ieierlidcu SrouergottcS-
oienlt gebolten bate. 3oblreid,e
prGdtige 9lumcnitiide idmiidten Die
Iebte HubeltGtte oeS GntidlIoienen.
NlS 8obrtittrGger fungirten Mit-
Qlieocr pes GiitriftS Nr. "a, &c. Il.
g" Sr. Glitt muroe on 30. Sfto6er
1889 ols Sobn oes i'm Sebruar bie-
les SobreS peritorbenen Srn. Com. 6.
@litt uno Ser Srau 2eua Elitt gebo-
rclt. Gr mar in Den letter. Sobren
III elmer Sam6en Tobrif olS 9il9ler
ongciteIlt. Neben ieiner Wutter bi1s
tarIdBt cr 6luci 9riioer, Die SS. 80.
luaro unb @m. TIitt unb cinen
Shrinr, Sru. 6. 6. TIitt.
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