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Sharp County record., 1910-12-02
LOCAL NEWS.
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Santa Claus stops with Snow
Drug Co. again this Christmas
Shoes that wear at popular
prices, at Edwards, Batesvllle,
Ark.
G.. P. Stokes and family spent
Sunday with relatives at Cave
City.
The stays can't slip when you
buy ROYAL FENCE. Edwards,
Batesvile, Ark.
C. J. Wilson went to Williford
Thursday to look after some
business matters.
There is something new in
Snow Drug Co.'S space. Always
read the Advertisements.
p. j. Young returned to his
work at Batesvile Saturday, al
ter spending a few days here
with relatives.
County Judge Allen Gay was
here from Strawberry township
Saturday looking after some Of
fetal business.
Don't wait until Dec. oath to
have US make that special Xmas
order for you. It's time now,
Snow Drug Co.
Mrs. J. B. Watkins and her
two children returned Tuesday
from a pleasant Wait with rela.
tives at Pfeilier.
The Bank Of Evening Shade
has some good advice for young
men in this issue. Read this
banks advertisement.
l.. r. Andrews, leading citi.
zen of lmboden, who has busi
ness interests in this county, was
in the city Wednesday.
If yol need WIRE FENCE,
don't fail to see Edwards, Bates.
vile, Ark,
Mrs. O. e. Puckett and little
son, Edward, left Thursday for
their home at Augusta, after
visit Of a week here with rela
tives.
Oliver Rogers left u few days
ago for Ash Flat and King Mills,
where he will spend two or three
weeks among relatives and OLD
friends.
Luke Iat tes, a prominent
young teacher OF Center, was q
visitor at this shop Tuesday. lie
will begin teaching at Stka next
Monday.
The Snow Drug Cos. store il
undergoing u change this week,
and the new arrangement will
add more floor space 10 the
building.
We will save you money on all
your groceries. Edwards, Bates.
vile, Ark
William l1ooks Of Lebanon
township and William Sugg Of
Sullivan township made final
proof on their homesteads here
Saturday,
Russell Cochran, who is now
in the mercantile business at
Criuer, OKLA 10 here meeting
his friends and locking after
some business,
Some Of our holiday goods are
here and others are on the way,
40 Santa Claus says, Remember
Us when doing your Xmas shop.
ping. Snow Drug Co.
Nicely Ford and his sister, Miss
Axle, of Franklin county entered
sonool here Monday, Hade HUI.
lett, young man Of Center, also
entered the school Monday,
n.,a "a, ,,,uaa li,anaaa mana 4.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02

oAe3AAS'SN - ~SS">s Fs
The greatest danger from in
fluenza is Of its resulting in
pneumonia, This can be obviat-
ed by using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, as it not only
cures influenza, but counteracts
any tendency of the disease tow
ard pneumonia. Sold by Snow
Drug Co.
j. M. Hightower of Zion, who
was in to see US Wednesday, re-.
ports that a box supper at his
place few nights since netteo
more than $40. There are sone
mighty pretty girls in that sec.
ton and a cake, voted to the
best looking one, brought a email
mint OF money.
Sam Madison, Sharp county
product, is now serving his Sec
ond term as treasurer OF Law
renee county and the papers ov.
er there say he is making such a
good record that there will be o
strong demand that he offer him.
self for a third term in this in
portant position,
Con M. Sullivan, former asses.
sor Of this county, who has been
selling goods at Denton for sew
eral years, is preparing to move
into q new store building. lie
Is one Of Lawrence county's
leading merchants, and his
many friends over here are glad
he is succeeding
r., *, Arnold, the King Mills
attorney and surveyor, plants a
card in the Record, In q letter
to the editor Mr.. Arnold places
the words "Defunet Politician"
after his signature, and we feel
sure our old friend won't mind ue
telling this, He is in the very
best Of company,
Rev, G. G, Burton left this
week for Maynard to spend O
few days before going to the an
nual conference at Forrest City.
During the year he has been IN
Evening Shade Rev, Burton has
made very many warm friends
who would like to see him return.
ed here for another year,
Now that the holiday season is
approaching, we call the atten-
ton Of our readers to the follow.
ing section Of law; "lt shall be
uolawful for any person, firm or
corporation to give away, cell or
offer for sale, or to make or man.
uIaoture any toy pistol, fire.
eraeker-eommonly known aa
cannon eraekers--or q gun that
shoots blank cOrlrdge; and II
shall be unlawful for any person
TO receive, own, carry or shoot
any such toy pietoL gun or can.
non cracker within this state"
The penaly for a violation of this
n.# l., a, G..a "a .at i... A. - tb > |
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02

J. II. Sullivan and family, who
moved to Denton, Lawrence
county, few months ago, have
returned to Evening Shade and
are occupying the Oliver Rogers
property.
j. p. Huddleston, who was
raised in Evening Shade, is now
mayor and one OF the most pros
porous citizens Of FarmersviIle,
Texas, where he has been living
for several years.
During the month OF Novem-
Der Clerk j. M. Simpson filed
fourteen mortgages and recorded
a dozen deeds in the Southern
District. Only five marriage
licenses were issued during the
month.
Sheriff W. W. Bristow last
week completed and filed his COL
Iector's bond of $4,000, which
was approved by County Judge
Gay, Mr., Briatow made one oJ
the best bonds ever filed in the
c0untv.
The Florida agriculturist., 1910-06-01
A FLORIDA BOOSTER.

Mr. T. H. Harris, who for many years
has been prominently connected with
the Oca1a Banner, the oldest paper in
Florida, passed through Chicago recent
ly, and in an interview with the editor
of the New Florida said:
"I have lived in Florida all my life,
and I believe I have had the opportu
nifty of seeing conditions change, not
only in my own locality, but in the en-
tire state of Florida, as we'll as anyone.
| want to say that Florida is developing
wonderfu1ly-he wealth is increasing by
leaps and bounds.
"The immigration of the thousands of
new settlers in this state, the improve
ments that are being made on every
side, all constitute a definite and sub
stantia1 basis on which to build per-
manent business future Not only are
the citizens of Florida awakening to
the possibilities of their own state, but
capital from the North and East is COM
ing here seeking the rich fields for in
vestment that are to be found every
where. Until recent years Florida seems
almost to have been in rut There was
very little effort being made along man
uldCLuIIlS IlIlCS. AOCdl Capital SCCulGQ
to be content to stick to timber, turpen-
tine and phosphate, and outside these
Florida did not seem to grow.
"But we are glad to see the north
ern people coming into Our state-we
are glad to give them our hand of CO.
operation and assistance. There is no
getting away from the fact but what
we need more people to develop Our
opportunities, and while, of course, there
may be here and there small pieces of
land which are not up to the standard,
at the same time there is a wealth of
fertile soil that is waiting only for the
hand of the practical man or the farmer.
F1orida's population is increasing with
the right kind of people and all this
rich fertile land will, in a very short
space of time be under cultivation.
"F1orida differs from many states in
her method of farming, yet I have seenl
men and women come down from the
north, with comparatively little knowl-
The Florida agriculturist., 1910-06-01

edge Of farming and trucking, and make
good. You people of the North realize
more than we do the full meaning of the
high cost of living, for we raise prac-
tically everything right at our own door,
we might say, and here in Florida we can
live for less than you can. For one
thing we have no big coal bills to pay
no high rents.
"There is a good demand for labor,
and [ do not believe that anyone need
hesitate in coming to Our state. Of
course, like any place else, they should
have some capital, enough to carry
them over until they get we'll started.
But this is true in any country [ do
not, however, know Of any state where
man can make living so easy as in
Florida, if he tries Of course, we have
among us some people who are disgrunt-
variably, they are class of people who
would be disgrunt1ed everywhere.
have been asked many times by
people how much they ought to realize
lay down in exact dollars and cents,
because it depends somewhat upon the
man, as weel as the character of the soil.
1t also depends upon what is raised the
number of crops each year, etc. 1t is
matter of common knowledge that Flor
ida truckers and fruit growers have be-
come independently wealthy in the past
few years and there is no reason why
fruit and trucking cannot be developed
to higher degree by more people, Come
to Florida prepared to make good-to
stick, and I see no reason why you can
not succeed like others. I have seen
men take from one field $4,000 worth
of cantaloupes-I have seen truckers sell
lettuce, celery, potatoes, etc., at top prices
and take one or two other crops from
the same piece of ground the same year,
with very little extra effort.
"In time to come-not far distant, we
will see a network of interurban rail
ways plying between the cities and new
towns that are springing up almost
everywhere in the state Navigation COM
panies will be formed on all Florida
waterways to handle the increasing
demand of the times These are bound
The Florida agriculturist., 1910-06-01

to come. Already these things are
strongly discussed by F1orida's best citi-
zens. Capitalists are looking over the
held with keen eye-ready to act when
necessary.
In time to come we will see Florida
not only supplying the tables of our
Northern states, but you will see Flor
ida products put up to supply the de-
mand out Of season."
The Florida agriculturist., 1910-06-01

With velvet beans, peanuts and the
hundred and one other things our Jack
son county lands will produce in great
abundance and with only a little effort
our people ought to supply not only our
own home markets but should be able
to ship many thousands of dollars worth
of beef, pork, and mutton each year to
other markets. It's dead easy and ere
long Our farmers will be fully awakened
to these possibilities and take advantage
of such opportunities as now await the
action and acception. = Mariana
Times.
The Florida agriculturist., 1910-06-01

The strawberry season is just about
gone now. The dry weather played hav-
oc with them, cutting the crop short.
However the people here enjoyed
splendid price for those sold, realizing
probably $500 on each acre planted, or
an average of that amount-Lake Butler
Star
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-27
MAY ABANDON CARNIVAL
Unreasonable Weather in Montreal
Causes Ice Palace to Melt

Montreal, Jan. 26-Unless a big
change comes over the weather in
the next two days it is likely that the
winter carnival will have to be aban-
doned or at least plans radically al
tered. It is just a week since the
January thaw set in and it has done
its work a good deal more thorough
ly than for many years back In fact
conditions on the streets for the past
few days have been practically the
same 90 in the first or second week
of March in an average year
The carnival program was amour
ced to open Thursday and the storm
ing Of the ice palace is officially set
for Friday night. But the ice palace
has been melting away ingloriously
through the thaw and for all the
work 1t will be impossible to com
plete It unless cold weather sets in.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-27
EARLY DECISION ASKED
Action Before United States Supreme
Court to Test Corporation Tax Law


Washington, 2. c., Jan. 26.-In
event of the failure of the attempts
to obtain a decision from the SUI
preme court of the United States as
to the constitutionality of the corpor-
alton tax provisions of the Payne tar
if act before March /, the date by
which the return on the income oil
corporations must be filed, Congress
may be asked to extend the date for
the law becoming operative.
The suit in which the point arises,
that of Stella p. Flint as general
guardian of the property of Samuel
n. Stone Jr., minor, against the
Stone-Tracy company of Windsor, VT
was decided in the lower court last
Thursday. Much time probably will
be required by attorneys to prepare
briefs and arguments and a supreme
court decision before March l is re-
garded as impossible.
Solicitor General Bowers has ask
ed the supreme court for permission
for the government to submit oral an
guments and briefs in the Vermont
case. At the same time Bowers ask
ed in his brief submitted to the court
that the case be advanced for an
early hearing This suggestion was
made in connection with a similar re-
quest by Maxwell Eyarts, counsel fm
Stella p. Flint in a brief submitted to
the courts Saturday.
Chief Justice Fuller inquired if the
tax could not be refunded if after
ward it was declared invalid. The
solicitor replied that such a cours,
might be a great burden on the par
ties concerned. The court took the
subject under advisement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-27
Ladies' Goats.

few black lined coat with fur collars whose
regular price was $1,000 and $500 will go
at Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Skirts will go at large reduction during sale
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-15

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I'M Glepotor, 7c abgeliefert uno 7le I.
0. b. ihpimmeno.
Safer. - 3ufu6r 81, $50 gu., gerianot
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81 Bfuno idper, notninea; peiBer 26 bis 81
Bfnuo i6rper, 52-55c; bei6ntttener DO.
"a bis AZ gfunb ihper 53--56c.
oeu 1T 'tettg. SO. 3 l00c, 9ates bis
botce ll5-120c
6opfen rubiq. State 1909, orOindrer
bis dolce 30-35c; 1908, oroindrer bis dolce
b-lsc; gaciiic Goat 1909, 2l--26c; 1903
l4-ISc.
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Bort III feiter. SantiIp O0--26.J0,
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$500.
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90. Sbinfeu l3s4-l4c.
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Sl2 2G-l3.05. COMPOUND 91&-994c.
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6I-7c.
Saumwolliaam eu:C / 1T 1tetig
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poDoereo 5.3Oc, Granu!ateo 5.l5c, Gube8
5.4ic.
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Ter RarIt mar iietia. sertGuft wurbsn
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1876, RoropeItlider lie, Rem 2lort lie,
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81 Boz 25 per aiite.
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2.25 per Bbl
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81 90 per Ton.
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6aretten. - Suuee 35--40c Der 1eb.
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Irp GOODS Wartt.
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2sAc. titita 1914 Sic. DO. eIs 2ec. Bearl i0s4
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-15

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