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Sharp County record., 1910-05-20
SHER!FF'S SALE
UNDER EXECUTION,

BY virtue Of an execution issued from the Office
Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Che Southern
District Of Sharp County, Arkansas, on the 9Th
day Of May, 1910 directed to the sheriff Of sharp
County, Arkansas, said execution being issued IN
he cause Of the Bank Of Cave City, plaintiff
against j. A.. Laman, W, N, Barnett W, T.
Horn, j. II. Morgan, w, b, Matlock and G. N,
Iorn, defendants, the undersigned has levied up
On and will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash in hard, at thoaouJh front door Of
The court house in the town of Evening shade
sharp County, Arkansas, on
Saturday, Juno IT, 1910,
between the hours Of o'clock In the forenoon
md o'clock in the afternoon, the following des-
.ribed personal property, to-wit'
One gray horse three years old one bay mare
eight years old and three shares Of the capital
stock Of the Bani, Of Cave City levied upon as the
propofly Of the defendant j. II. Morgan one sor-
rel horse o.ga5 years old one bay mare seven
years old and five shares Of the capital stock Of
the Banl, Of Cave CITY lowed upon as the proper
ty Of the defendant w. NJ Barnett, one 5onel
mare eight years old, one roam mare ten years old
one bay mare ten years old and ten uhaes Of the
capital stoclt Of the Bank Of Cave Guy levied up'
,o as the property Of tho defendant y" T, Horn
lwenty.thrce shares Of the capital stock Of the
3anl, Of Cave City levied upon eo the property OF
the defendant j, A. Laman, Also the following
roal estate situate In the Southern District oI
sharp County Arkansas, to.witi The northeast
luartar Of the southeast quarter ~ oeros' OF
section 7, and the northeant duarter of Che north
west quarter 10 acres, Of section O. In to@sshr
l5 north, range west, loyied upon ~ the proper
~ Of the defendant j, A, Lamar, mixed bunef
Of twenty five head Of cattle levied upon "a Tho
property Of the defendant w. B. Molock' one
lorreI horse ten years old and one sorro horse ton
years old loycd upon aa the property Of the de'
lendant G, N Horn, TO Rotaty said execution
amounting to the sum Of three hundred and
twenty-five dollars and ninety cents, and COSTS
w. o, SMITH, ShoriIf
Sharp County ArhanHaj,
Sharp County record., 1910-05-20
TJ DAVIDSON,
Special Commissioners

Never hesitate about giving
ChamberIala's Cough Remedy to
children, It contains no opium
yr other narcotics and can be
given with implicit confidence,
Asa quick cure for coughs and
colds to which children are eus'
eepIbIe, 1t Ia unsurpassed
sold by Snow Drug Go,
Sharp County record., 1910-05-20
CO 8 J" or | O.
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature Of GSsAIzIX/t<EG%Sz|

W. l. Simpson was up from
MaxyiIle one day this week, lie
made this shop u much appro-
ciated visit,
The heaviest rain that has vis-
tied this section in many months
fell Monday and was occompan'
led 10y considerable hail.
Mrs, George II, Stocks of Par
agould arrived in Evening Shade
Tuesday for u visit with her par
ents, Hon. and Mrs, Thomas |,
Herrn,
W, c. Finley, ono OF the best
citizens of Emery, was in the
city Wednesday looking after
some business matters, This Of"
Gce acknowledges y pleasant
visit,
John y. Rockefeller would &c
broke If no should spend his en-
tire income trying 10 prepare a
better medicine than Chamber.
lain'u Collie, Cholera and Diarr.
hooa Remedy for djarrhooa, dy'
sentary or bowoi complaints, II
Is simply impossible, and so says
every one that has used IT. Sold
by Snow Drug Co,
Sharp County record., 1910-05-20
.SYERIFF'S SALE
UNDER EXECUTION,

Gyvruo Of nm execution HHued from the office
Of Dho Clurk Of the Circuit Court for the southern
palirt of sharp County ArhaHa1s, on the 5tb
dny of May, 1910, directed TO the sheriff Of sharp
County, ArlaH.nH said execution being iHsned In
.hocnuauu uf leo Lcssor j, A, tlN j. A, Hum
pmrr and w. u Cannon by the finn nomc ol
! numphIga, Cannon and Company phnJl.ta,
|aunHtI A, tnmun, w. NJ Barnett j, H. More
unn and W, T. Horn, by their firm name of j, Az
iamnn and Company, ie.endan5, Che unlea
signed has levied upon and will sell at uubIir
auction, t1 the htrhpst bidder on credit of three
m,nthr. ul tine south front door OF the court
house, In the town Of Evening Shade, sharp
County ArhHusHH on
saturday, June IT, 1910,
between the hours NJ % 0r'uc, lh the forenoon
and O'Clock H thoufltrBUun, the following dea.
crluol personal property, loaWlI
one pny horse three years old, one bay marc
ouhp Years old and three shares ot the capital
aro.k of the unHl, ot Cave tiy levied uuon a. the
pY, er.y of lNo defendant j, IT, Morgan oUg
3ppf,l horse aHhl years old, one bay mare feyaH
ypara old and five sbafes Oft the capital stock of
,br Unul of Cave rity levied uron us thu proper.
y of tho defendant w. N Barnett one rorrc
mare ,ubt years ud one roam mare ten ycur
,Id, one hey mare ten years old and Igo shares uI
hs rsptal stock Of the ilHRi, of Cave tiB lvyiu'
upaR ps Ha rfH1tfly IT the defendant W. u
Horn. tv,BrstAFpt .hifts OF the capital s.5rt of
.tp fsn. .l Cave city lt,iel uuvn as lh pt.uer'
Sharp County record., 1910-05-20
SHER.fF'S SALE I
UNDER EXECUTION

BY virtue Of an execution issued from the Office
Of the Ccrh of the Circuit Court for the Southern
District Of sharp County Arkansas on the 5tb
day Of May, 1910 directed to the Sheriff Of sharp
County, Arkansas, baid execution being issued IN
the cause of Bank Of Cave City Plaintiffs.
against j. A. Laman, W, T. Horn, j. II. Morgan,
W. N Barnett and T. A. Laman, defendants, the
undersigned has criod upon and win seIat pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash IN
hand, at the south front door Of the court house
In the town Of Evening Shade, Sharp County Ar
kansas, on
Saturday, June II, 1910
between the hours Of o o'clock IN the forenoon
and O'Clock In the afternoon, the following dos.
lrilcd personal property. Jo,wiG
ono fray horse three years old, one bay marc
,lpht years old and three shares of the capital
sJog, of the Bank Of Cave City loyiod upon az Che
property Of the defendant j, II, Morgan, one aor.
rel horse eight years old, one bay mare acyon
year old and five shares Of the capital 1tucl, Of
the Bank Of Cave Clty levied upon aa the proper
" Of the defendant w. NJ Barnett one aorc
mare eight years old, one roam mare ten years Old
one bay marc ten years old and toH shares Of th,
capital stock Of the Bunk Of Cave city levied up.
ON oa the property Of the defendant w. r. Horn
twenty three shares Of the capital stock of The
| Bank Of Cave Guy Ioycd upon oa the property Cl
| the defendant j. A. lHmun, Also the following
real eutate sltuole In the Southern District OF
| Sharp County ArkuHHaa, to.wtH The northeast
quarter of the southeast quarter 90 acres of see
ton T. and the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter, 40 ocrct, Of section D. IN township /.
north runpe w,rt levied upon ea the property
| of the dcftndautJ j. A. Lamar, To- aataiy wid 'S'
rrl,on amounting To five hundred and atty dol
| lars and forty cents, and costs,
! Gwen under my hand this l6lh day of May
| lOlO,
W, O, SMITH sheriff.
sharp County Arkansas
Sharp County record., 1910-05-20
Notice To School Directors.

have sufficient copies Of the
Digest Of the School Laws to
supply all tho school boards In
the county With ono copy each,
Mono but the clerk or one mem.
Der Of each beard need apply,
Those books and all other DI'
rectoFs oup2lio5 may be found
at my Office in Evonlng Shade or
IN tho clerk Office at Hardy
Very truly,
o, G SHAVER,
County Examiner
Sharp County record., 1910-05-20

Miss Elsie MetCalf, who has
held a position in the postoftice
at BatesvilIe for some time, has
returned home and will spend
the summer here.
Dr.. C. D, TibbIes, who attend
ed the meeting Of the Eclectic
Medical Association at Little
Rock last week, reports a good
meeting and a pleasant time.
The annual school meetings
will be held over the county to-
morrow. Two directors are to
be elected in this district, be-
sides the other important matters
to be acted upon.
At the morning service at the
methodist church next Sunday
Rev. Burton will use for a sub
.iect, "The Mission of the Holy
Spirit" At the evening service
the subject will be Jesus at the
WE'LL"
A touch of rheumatism, or a
twinge Of neuralgia, whatever the
trouble is, Chamoerlain's Lini-
ment drives away the pain at
once and cures the complaint
quickly, First application gives
relief. Sold by Snow Drug Co.
We see that a call has been
made through some Of the papers
for a judicial convention at Har-
dy May q, at which time nomi-
nees for circuit judge and prose-
cutting attorney will be declared.
From which we judge that the
judicial committee has been To-
Gated or a suitable one manu-
factured.
The splendid work Of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's is daily coming to light. No
such grand remedy for liver and
bowel troubles was ever known
before. Thousands bless them
for curing constipation, sick
headache, biliousnes5, jaundice
and indigestion. Sold by Snow
Drug Co,
j. A. Laman was here from
Cave City one day this week,
He says a gentleman from Stutt-
gart is building new telephone
system from Cave City to Bates
vile, which will also be extended
TO other points in this lsoct.on as
soon as this first connection is
established. Mir. Lamar says
the new system promises cheap
er and better service.
1t strikes US that the people
Of this town had better stand by
the health board and demand t
more rigid quarantine Of small
poX patients and those who come
in contact with the disease, un'
less we want to have small pc!
here for months TO come. ThC
board has never received The
proper encouragement from tn,
public, else no doubt the disease
would have been confined to
few cases There are just a 10
of people who DO not want small
pox, even if tho disease doesn'
seem to be hurting anybody, aaC
it's an injustice TO these peopI
that they must either expos,
themselves to smallpox or sta,
ut home,
Sharp County record., 1910-05-20
Surprising,
What Kodol Will DO
For you, when you need it, But the longer you neg;
lect Indigestion the you will suffer before Nodo'
can restore Good Digestion.

Wo knew what Kodol would 40
before ever the first bottle was
sold, tf we did not know Just wlas
Il will do, we would not guarantee
lt tho way We do, -,
II IA o0ay for you 70 provo Nooo,
tho negt Cor the nrsO time yoa
have an attack Of indigestion ANY,
YOU will certainly be surprised u, "
the results, IL IL perfectly harm
less, ia,
There can he no harm in tryingt
something that may do you a gIeM
deal of good --whon IL eoSlS WV
nothing II II doesn't,
Sharp County record., 1910-05-20
C0MMISSI0NER'S Sale.

Notice h hereby given chat In pursuance Of an
order and directions contained In the order Of the
lhep County Court made and entered on the
nineteenth day Of April A, b, 1910, the unders
siFred aa Special Commissioner appointed by
,pd court, viii offer for gale at public auction to
the hIphoat bildcr at the south front door of the
court houso In which said court Ia held IN the
town of Evening shade, sharp County, ArIah'
ana, within the hours prescribed BY law tor ju'
dicial sales, on
Saturday, May g. 1910,
the following described rou estate to'wlti
The west half OF the nor,hw,7t quarter NJ
acrra, of sertIun twontysuIue t2W, the northeast
uuprter uf the southeast quarter 10 acres, and
The enat part Of The northeast dunrter % acres,
Of section thirty l80l, all In township sixteen u5h
north, range five lol west, containing In tho ug'
grcpale lo5 ucrca ot land, more or loaa situate In
the southern utrct ot Sharp County, ArOn'
4na, and known us the Sharp County lauper
Farm and Poor House,
TERMS of sa.ei Ona credit Of Hg months, the
purchaser or rurghaaafs being required to eNez
cute note or notes with good and approved zecur-
fiy and % lien being retained on the lands sold to
.pcutr the payment of the pmcha.o money
Given under my hand tha goth day Of April
1910, ....
T. j, DAVIDSON,
Special tummssuuer
Sharp County record., 1910-05-20
SHEnIFF'S SALE
UNDER EXECUTION.

By virtue of an execution issued from the Office
Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for the South-
ern District Of Sharp County, Arkansas, on the
5th day of May, 1910, directed to the under
signed Sheriff Of Sharp County, Arkansas, said
execution being issued in the cause Of Bank
Of Cave City, Plaintiff, againstG g. T. Laman, j. A.
Laman and NJ. j. Simpson, defendants, the uE-
dersigned has levied upon and will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand AZ
the south front door Of the court house in the
town of Evening Shade, Sharp County Arkansas,
on
Saturday, June II, 1910,
between the hours Of O'Clock in the forenoon
and o'clock in the afternoon, the following des-
crbod personal property, to-wt:
One solrel mare five years Old one sorrel horse
six years old, one black horse eight years Old and
three shares Of the capital stock Of the Bank OF
Cave City levied upon as the property OF the de-
fendant q. r. Laman, one say mule seven years
Old and one blue mule seven years old levied
upon as the property Of the defendant NJ. j.
Simpson, twcnty-three shares Of the capital
stock OF the Bank Of Cave City levied upon as the
property Of the defendant j. A, Laman. Algl
the following real estate situate in the Southern
District Of sharp County, Arkansas, to-wit! The
northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter, 40
acres Of section Z, and the northeast quarter on
the northwest quarter, 40 acres, Of section O. in
township Is north, range west, levied upon a.
the property Of the defendant j. A, Lamar, To
satisfy said execution amounting 10 the sum OF
three hundred and twenty-five dJliar3, and costs
Given under my hand this 10th day Of May,
1910.
W. O. SMITH ehcri@j
Sharp Counlys ArkanAa
Sharp County record., 1910-05-20
LOCAL NEWS.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor
GEORGE W. DONAGuEY.
For Secretary Of State
EARLE w. HODGES.
For State Auditor
JOHN r. JOBE.
For State Treasurer
JOHN w. CROCKETT.
For Agricultural Commissioner
FRED II. PHILLIPS.
For State Land Commissioner
REUBEN c, DYE.
For Supt. Of Public instruction
GEORGE b. COOK.
For Associate Justice
WILLIAM f. KIRBY.
For Congress
WILLIAM A. CLDFIELD,
For Railroad Commissioner
GEORGE W. BELLAMY.
For Prosecuting Attorney
CHARLES n. ELMOltE.
For Representative
WALTER II. HOLT.
or County Judge
j. ALLEN GAY.
For Clerk
JAMES NJ. SIMPSON.
For Sheriff
WAYNE W. BRISTOW
For Treasurer
JOHN W. THOMPSON.
For Assessor
WILLIAM Z. SMITH.
For Surveyor
CLEO c. PRICE.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-20
Our Guarantee

90 10 your druagI=t today. .hnd tet TG ,Os
lar bottle, Then after you nave ue u1u" gSa
entire contents of the bottle VI YIN sgy
huueatIv uty, that N has not done Nnu Waui
good return The bottle to the drpg5 al, .,sS. ""s
he viii refund yuW money Without Hwr
tiou on deIpy We viii then pay ne u'Sa1l
pIzt for the bottle, Don't heHliltee,, ee,,,Sd,
dwgFists know that our guarantee H. Il. Aehiy
fhlau uHpr applies to the large botiies b6t,
Rud tb but one In II family, The loIrsass 6hJ
tie cvntHinsga times B5 much Ns 'n' ~
cent bottle, ,a
Eodal IN prepared At The laOo,'
teglesot Z, G, paWl,t s Co.. ugAIeas"
Sharp County record., 1910-05-20

Entered at the Postoaice at Evening Shade, Ark,
as sccoud-clas5 matter.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-20

SOLD BY SNOW DRUG co,
Sharp County record., 1910-05-20

W. 0. SMITH, Sheriff,
Shalp COunty, Arkansas,
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-01-15

Armour & Co., have issued an In
come account for the year ended Oct.
%, the first ever made pnblic by the
corporation. The figures of Armour
& Go. alone show total net receipts of
SO. $50, 900 for the year and balance
of 81, 127, 600 after the payment Of in
terest, administrative and all other
expenses. The amount figures 25.6
per cent on the company's 500, 600, 900
of capital stock.
Including the earnings of the Ar
moudr Packing company and the Ar
mour Car Lines the total net receipts
for the year we're S11, 6O89, 900 and the
balance after all ordinary charges as
ST, 800, 900, or 80 pei cent of the COM
pany's capital. From this latter
amount. however, So, 500. 900 was de-
Quoted as reserve or discount and
other expenses in connection with the
issue of So, O00,0 90 of Armour AZ per
cent bonds during the past summer.
That deduction indicates that Armour
& Co. netted 91.66 per cent for the
bonds sold.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-01-15

measures. some sure method of detect
ing the disease must be available.
The tuberculin test is the only means
that has been discovered so far by
which the disease can be detected
with certainty in a live animal, This
test has been much abused and mis-
represented. In Bulletin No. LOT of
the Iowa Experiment Station, DIR.
STANCE shows the fallacy of the stand
taken by those who oppose the test,
proves that it is reliable when proper
ly administered by citing a long list
of experiments which the Veterinary
Section has conducted along this line.
The latter part of the bulletin gives
the results that have been obtained
in quarantining affected animals and
using them for breeding purposes.
Condensed report of experiments
that have been conducted by the ami
NAL HusbandIy Section to determine
whether or not tuberculosis can be
transmitted from cattle to hogs are
also given. This bulletin is mine
of jnformtion to stockmen and others
interested in the tuberculosis problem.
Copies can be obtained free as long as
the supply lasts. Address Chas. F.
Curtiss, Director Iowa Experiment
Station, Ames, Iowa.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-01-15

Thawing water pipes: "When it is
not safe or convenient to apply heat
to frozen pipes to thaw them, spread
a cloth thickly with unslaked lime,
fasten it around the frozen pipe and
throw water on it. The heat produced
as the lime slakes is great enough to
thaw the ice.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-01-15
Methods of Detecting Tuber-
cuIosis.

Tuberculo SIS among cattle and swine
has increased rapidly during the last
few years. 1t is becoming a generally
recognized fact that something must
be done to check the spread of this
malady. Before anything definite can
be done in the way of preventive
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-01-15

The producer OF DAIRY prouucCS 10
pleased to see the present high prices
which these products command. He
feels. that with the present high
prices for feed it is necessary that he
sh5uld have a good price for his pro-
duct in order to make living.
The consumer sees the matter in an
entirely different light. The average
man finds the cost Of living going
higher every month and many are
lead to believe that the producers and
manufacturers of food products are in
a gigantic combine to rob the con-
Stunning public.
The oleomargarine interests make
considerable capital OF the present
high prices hoping to mislead the
public and create a feeling against
the producer and manufacturer OF
butter in order to stop further legls-
lation against oleomargarine and to
repeal the present unfavorable laws,
if possible, in order that they may
continue their fraudulent practices un-
moleSted.
But why the present high prices for
butter? The answer is simply this:
The supply does not equal the de-
mand. The consuming public is par
ticular about what they eat and is go
ing to have the best. People have
learned what good butter is and are
not wiling to do without it If 1T is to
be had, even at the present high
prices. There is limit, however, to
what they can or will pay and it is to
be hoped that the supply will be
sufficient to meet the demand so that
the price will not go much higher.
The present high prices are an in
jury to the industry. Already many
have had to qnit using butter because
with their income, the price is pro-
hibitive. They are learning to do
without a wholesome, nutritious food
that they should have, and even should
the price drop to normal they will
not, in the majority of cases, use as
much as they did before the price be-
came prohibitive. Not only this but
their sympathies will very often be
with those who are fighting the indus
ny, namely, the oleomargarine inter-
ests. More will be said about this at
later date.
No one can be held directly response
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-01-15
HIGH PRICES FOR BUTTER

BILE for the existing conditions. From
almost nothing, in twenty five years,
dairying has come to be one of our
leading national industries. Under
old methods of production and manu-
facture inferior dairy products were
made and for these there was very
limited demand. Revolution in the
manufacture and handling of these
products has been so rapid and so
complete, and the quality of the pro-
ducts SO much improved that the con-
Stunning public has accepted them
greedily, and while the p1 reduction
has increased by leaps and bounds, it
has not been able to keep pace with
the demand. The exceedingly high
prices are bound to have bad effect
upon the producer. He feeels that he
is warranted in feeding high priced
feed stutts, and will become so used
to this way of thinking that when
prices drop to normal he will find it
Impossible to make any profit. He is
likely then to become discouraged,
and quit the business.
Under the old methods of dairying
the COWS were bred to freshen in the
Spring, they were made to gather
their feed in the pastures and when
the pastures gave out in the Fall they
we're dried up. This gave great
volume of butter during the summer
months with practically none during
the winter. AS a consequence the
price was low in summer and high in
winter. We have not entirely out lived
the old methods, thousands of dairy
men still follow the practice of de-
pending on pasture for milk and
letting their cows 60 dry in winter
when feed is scarce and high. In our
improved methods of manufacture we
are able to make butter in June that
will be good in January if it is proper
ly handled, and 1t would seem that
this should be the case, the butter
does not remain IN the hands of the
producer but passes into the hands OF
others who hold it until butter is
scarce and prices high and then dis
pose of it at great profit.
The only way to secure uniform
PRICES is to produce the butter-fat al
the time there is demand for it,
What we need in the Northwest is
more winter dairying, and the dairy
men who have changed to this from
tie old system realize that winter
dairying is the most profitable.
When the dairymen have made the
change to winter dairying they must
then take no the problems Of reducing
the cost of production SO that butter
may be sold at price within the
reach of all.
When these conditions are brought
about it will be given great impetus.
The daiIymen will not suffer by
having uniform price thr oughout the
year. even should it be lower than the
present average for the demand will
be much greater and even with an in
creased supply he should Away have
good margin of profit.
| MafhOdS Of Oetecfinu Tuher.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-01-19
PALMETTO HAPPENINGS
News Notes Of General Interest
From All Parts Of the State.
LARGE VEGETABLE CROP.
Railroad Officials Preparing for
Spring SHIPMENTS.

Charleston, Special.--The officials
of the Southern Railroad are already
planning to move the spring vege-
table crop, which is expected TO be
large this season, as the weather so
far has been favorable to thu Young
plants. The movement Of vegetables
is quite o factor in the spring bust
ness of the railroads and arrange
ments have to be made Far in ad-
vance to the end that there may be
no delay when the cars are needed
by the truckers. Shipments by the
Southern Railway are brought to the
city from the adjoining islands in
boats and reloaded on cars at the
company's wharves here, bat on the
"Neck" the vegetables are loaded Iii.
rectly on cars at the various stations
and rushed North with all possible
dispatch.
With the fertilizer and vegetable
business this spring the railroads will
have plenty to do and arrangements
for handling all shipments promptly
are now being made.