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Sharp County record., 1910-05-27

And Of eom8o, Indigestion II neg.
leetod long enough, brings on aeris
Gus diseases In which Eodol cannot
benefit roL Some OF these thuro
10 no heir for nc all
Thoro are, In tgoh very fow nll'
monta which cannot Do traced d.
reetly to impure blood, And im'
pure blood ia always due TO Il dis
ordered stomach.
Use Kodul and prevent Nervous
Dyspepsia.
kudol win cl'octually assist Ma.
tWo to- secure q complete rustorD'
ton OF good digestion, 10 dool
this by at once diEesting all food
In the stomach and keeping Il dh
Fostud until tho stomach i8 reaiel
and can Nsumo it5 own work, Ka.
dol removes the cHuah=Hnl tho
effect QuloGly removes Itself
Whom it i9 recalled that Apo
rlnNy, Heart Disease Caneef=and
even ConauupHou-ara due TO
poor d'"'a.,ou uud pulaaug thus
transmitted 10 tho blood, and
throughout lho HvHtgn=thr hNpus
tunuo OF maintaining good diseg'
d9a " at uaVa rea.tasA
Sharp County record., 1910-05-27
ca 6 TOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho N I/c---;;-
Signature Of GGs4sSLY IEEGGaGl&s

Assessor W, F, Smith was
hero from Sidney Tuesday and
made this Office very pleasant
visit, He will begin assessing
tho property Of the county very
soon,
At the school election in the
Sidney district Saturday Sol T.
Ham and j, IL, IlollingsworCh
woro elected directors, A tax Of
five mills for school purposes was
voted,
Ransom Davidson ia carrying
the mails between this place and
Cushman, This job may not oX.
actIy suit "Spider," bat he stays
with It just the same. Hos got
The grit that wins,
i Ja9por Hutohison was here
from Cayo City Wednesday on
his way to Hardy to appear in
the prosecution Of some Ash Flat
1iti2ons for alleged violation Of
the quarantine law
Prof 0, Q, shaver left We'd
nesday morning for Bateaville,
where he will attend a confer-
cnco Of county examiners, which
will be presided over by State
superintendent Of Public Ia,
struotion Geo. +, Cook,
John D, Rockefeller would 60
broke II he 5hould spond hiu ca.
tire income trying 10 prepare a
better medicine than Chamber
lain'1 Collie, Cholera aud Diarr.
hooa Remedy Cor diarrhooa, dy.
aentGry or bowel complaints, II
10 oimply impossible, and 80 aaya
ayarY ono that hoa Hae1 Il Sold
10y arow Drug ta
Sharp County record., 1910-05-27

And notice hereby gven that the said several tracts lots and
of oCa, much thereof may be necessary pay the
taxes pHay and costa thereon Will be sold by tho collector at
he house for the southern District Of Sharp County, Ark on
Monday 10 June une tho sad aXoa penalty and
costs are paid before that me and that the sale will be continued
day TO day until the said Uacts o or parts OF ot are sold
ThH May 81, 1910 ARTHUR SULLIVAN, Clcrk,
BY Jasper Juatua, D. Q,
colooars foe 95a oer1e foe o., rrrf 'o o5f far each
Rhhhr- .---- void .- MLLNlIuu--
Sharp County record., 1910-05-27
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor
GEORGE w. DONAGuLT
For Secretary of State
EARLE w. HODGES
For State AuIIJr-
JOHN r. JOBE.
For State Treasurer
JOHN W. CROCKETT
For Agricultural Commissioner
FRED II. PHILLIPS.
Tor State Land Commissioner
REUBEN C. DYE.
For supl of Public Instruction
GEORGE 3. COOK.
For Associate Justice
WILLIAM i. KIRBY.
For Congress
WILLIAMA. OLDTIELD.
For Railroad Commissioner
GEORGE w. BGLLAMY
For Prosecuting Attorney
CHARLES 3. aLMOGE.
For REPRESENTATIVE
WALTER H. HOLT.
or County JuIgg-
JALLEN GAY.
For Clerk
JAMES NJ SIMPSON,
For Sheriff
WAYNE w. BEI5TOW.
For Treasurer
JOHN w. THOMPSON.
For Assessor
WILLIAM I. SMITH.
For Surveyor
CLEO G. PRICE.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-27

Mrs, Joseph AliC went 70 jones'
boro last week, being called there
by the illness of her little grand
son, Clifford Fore. The little
fellow died Saturday.
A touch of rheumatism, or a
twinge Of neuralgia, whatever the
trouble is, ChambcrIain's Lini-
ment drives away the pain at
once and cures the complaint
quickly, First application gives
relief. Sold by Snow Drug Co.
The delinquent land list for
/ the Southern District eppsars in
. the Record today, This list con-
tain3 1852 tracts, considerably
more than the list published last
year. The list for the Northern
District tais year is also larger
than last.
Our boys went down to Cave
City Tuesday and were beaten
in a game Of ball, the score be-
ing 4 to 0, which is not 50 bad
considering the fact that the
home boys have not been play
ing bail this season and went
into this game without practice
Never hesitate about giving
Chamber.aia's Cough Remedy to
children. 1t contains no opium
or other narcotics and can be
given with implicit confidence,
As a quick cure for coughs and
colds to which children are sus-
captibIe, it is unsurpassed.
Sold by Snow Drug Co.
r. L, Warden, B. Ellis and
John Nicely were arrested sever
al days ago on the charge Of vlo-
laJing the state quarantine law,
1t is alleged that these citizens
brought cattle from lard county,
a quaran,ined district, into Sharp
county, which has been declared
clean territory. Their trials will
occur today before Justice l. M
Gray Of Hardy, The prose-
cutiOn viii be represented by
Prosecuting Attorney gilmore
and D, L, King, while the de-
PENDANTS have retained Attorneys
Y. !. Herrn and Arthur Sullivan
as counsel.
The splendid work Of Cham.
berlaiu's stomach and Liver Fab
lots 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, biIiouane8s, jaundice
and indigestion. Sold by Snow
Drug Co,
Joe Kent, the 16.yoar.old boy
who was arrested some time ago
on the charge Of taking q lady's
bracelet from the mail pouch
while he was carrying the mails
between hero and Cughman, was
sentenced by the federal court in
session at Batasy.lo this week TO
serve a year and a day in q re.
form school, but sentence was
suspended until the boy can fin.
ish his crop. /, io probable that
an effort will be made to secure
a pardon for young Kent who
was never in trouble before and
whose behavior has been oXoro-
plary since his first wrong step,
Sharp County record., 1910-05-27
DELINQUENT LIST

The lands and lots and parts of lots returned delinquent
the Southern Sharp County Arkansas for the year %
together and penalties charged thereon agreeaDy 10
law are contained and described in the following s VIZ;
Sharp County record., 1910-05-27

Entered q. the Po5,otfae at Evening Shade, Ark"
as second-class matter.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-27
Surprising,
What Kodol VIII d.
For you, when you need il. But the longer you neg
lect indigestion, the more you will suffer before Nod'
can restore Good Digestion.

We know what Hodol would ..
before ever the first bottle Sgi
cold, n we did not know iOst w,a, VIVA,
it WITH do, We would not slldr0n"'
lt the way We do, y,1A
10 Ia ouay for you 10 prove NVus oo'
the next Cor the hRu Jime toi
have an attack Of Indigestion AIi a
YOU will eartaiHly bn surprlseu ~, \,
The results. 1t Is perfectly haI"
less. ,.,ir,
Thoro can ha no harm IN trylug
something that may do you . pygI sol
deal OF good=Whgn It e0s's ~
nothing II lt doo3aa
Sharp County record., 1910-05-27
Our Guarantee

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r6udl rrtWa tue bottle 10 lhc atn,iH5, nIiH.,, oats
ha will refund voW money Wllh4Hss igF
Alh at delay We will then pay iInstis. Al
giat for the hufilni Don't h'-l. H. gaei
uusHisfs know Ihutunt Eu1rth, ,pg, iis abii
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Sharp County record., 1910-05-27

SOLD BY SNOW DRUG co,
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
Big CRASH COMES
in STATE LEAGUE
San Francisco and Sacramento
Clubs Are Dropped and Play
erS Are Scattered

The expected crash In the State league
came yesterday morning at the meeting
of the directors in Stockton. The San
Francisco and Sacramento teams were
dropped and it was unanimously agreed
that the other four clubs, Stockton, San
Jose. Fresno and Oakland, will continue
the season under a two day a week
schedule to take effect after this week
There is a bare possibility that the
Oakland team may be transferred to
Modesto. Cy Moreing, the owner and
manager of the Invaders, is now dick
ering with syndicate of prominent
Modesto businessmen.
The series scheduled to open in Oak
land this afternoon has been switched
to Stockton.
Bakersfield will get Pitcher Meikle.
Infelder Mundorf and Pitcher Griffin of
the Baby Seals. Catcher Waring goes to
Guthrie, Okla, Conway goes to San Jose
and Pitcher Berger is being held for the
ume being. Sheehan, Carman, McKune
and Burke have been released outright
and are free to do as they please
A strong fight for the best PLAYERS
in the disbanded Sacramento State
league club will be made by Manager
Graham ofSthe Sacramento Coast league
club, which controlled the bush team
The magnate contends that the players
revert back to the Coast league and
therefore strings will be kept on Elmer
Stricklett, the former Brooklyn PLAYER
on Catcher Fournier and on AL Heister
Ut is likely the case will be taken to
higher baseball courts before settled.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
BIG SMOKE IS LAZY
AND LACKS GINGER
Jack johnson Works Out Only TO Avoid
Disappointing Big Crowd

Johnsons gymnasium work yester-
cay afternoon was more OF an accom-
dos6ng nature than real serious train
Ing. The champion expressed himself
sS feeling lazy and he did not show the
spirit that usually characterizes his
boxing and other gymnastic stunts.
It is probable that If there was not
q fair attendance on hand TO see him
oon the gloves the champion would
have cut out boxing for a spin in his
new 80 horsepower Thomas. He is
giving his new benzine buggy a good
time and outside of eating chicken
there is nothing else that gives the
champion more pleasure than riding in
his horseless carriage.
SCAN" HANGS OVER LITTLE
johnson is practically without a
mana ger now and though George Little
s6n retains his title he is very much in
the background and his d1ties are very
limited. Little said that he was still
Johnson's manager and that he held
contract which assured him Of his job.
He denied that there was any trouble
between himself and johnson, but
johnson does not express himself in
the same tones. He intimates that he
IS likely TO make d change.
The champion was on the road in the
morning. He covered u miles of the
ocean highways. About 1890 in the
morning he took a spin in his machine
after his road work and was gone for
about four hours
He then oOnned his gymnasium togs
and went in for his indoor exercise.
There were a number of well known
followers Of the game in the audience.
Jack Wooley OF Oakland, a great friend
OF Jeffries, was a spectator. He thought
the champion was in grand shape. In
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
Baseball'S Grand OIL
Man Is Broke

CHICAGO, June IA. C. c'Pop') An
son. the veteran baseball man, who
managed the Chicago national league
team for % years, won six pennants
and retired from the league ia 1898
with a reported fortune OF $500, 600, is
broke"
The last financial straw blew away
yesterday, when a mortgage on his
home was foreclOsed in default of notes
aggregaung $500.
But I'm not all in by a long shot"
said Arson.
You can't keep a good man down, so
Just say that I'll get along somehow"
4 warned Pop not to go into busi-
ness" said Mrs. AnsOn. But it's all
right now. I've had my little cry and
wen give UP the home when it's called
for. We've lived here % years, though
AL through Pops prosperous days
end, of course. it's hard 10 have to
Leave. But Arson is in good health,
and so long as that is the case well
get along all right"
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
"HIT HARD . IS
JEFPS WAR CRY
Big Fellow Hammers Sparring
Partners i'm Eight Rounds
of Slambang Milling

BEN LOMOND, June 1.--"Hit hard"
was the order today at Jim Jeffries'
camp when the former champion be-
gan boxing again after layoff of
more than week. Jeffries laid down the
law to his sparring partners before he
began, intimating that if they did not
slug he would, and the result was i'm
mediately noticeable.
Bob Armstrong was the first man up
He rushed jeff from the start and set
q lively pace for three rounds. Just
before time was called for the bout
Jeff drove his glove into Bob's midsec-
tion and Armstrong doubled up with
grunt.
Joe Choynski came next for three
rounds and the pair stepped around in
a clever sparring exhibition. Choynski
displaying even more skill than usual
HAMMERS BERGER
The main event however, was two
round go with Sam Berger, who came
last. Jeff evidently was saving UP for
his manager and they went at it in
slambang fashion, roughing it around
the ring until 1t looked like a good old
knock down and drag out battle. Sam
hit hard and Jeff replied in kind, much
to Berger's discomfort toward the close
of the bout
The inception of Jeff's private eating
establishment, watched over by his
wife, was another event of the day
JEFF, his brother and their wives. will
belong to this mess, which will be
served from private kitchen and by
private waiter.
UP TO RICHARD
signed statement was issued bv
Jeffries today with respect to the re-
cent discussion as to the possible re-
tirement of Tex Rickard as referee and
the substitution of Eddie Smith The
statement follows:
In reference to the referee mat
ter, my position is this: | have
accepted Rickard after stating my
preference for Smith. After accent
ing Rickard, in whom / have every
confidence, can not very well ask
him to resign. He is good enough
for me. But in the event of his not
wishing to act, or If he feels that
it is against the best interests of
the match for him to of1ciate, then
Smith is acceptable TO me. This
however, is decidedly up to Rick
ard. as can not accept man and
then ask him to resign. Either
man is acceptable to me.
JAMES J. JEFFRIES.
While on his way to Santa Cruz this
evening in his automobile with party
of friends, Jeffries narrowly escaped an
accident. While rounding a sharp curve
Jeffries car suddenly came on to
horse and buggy. Prompt application
of the brakes averted a collision, but
the horse reared over the front of the
car and overturned the buggy, throwing
two women into the road.
The animal, tearing itself loose from
the buggy, ran away, but was caught
By Jeffries and Dick Adams.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
BULL THORSEN IS
A CLASSY AVIATOR
Angel TWirler Goes SKY High
and Playful Oaks Win
Another Game
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

The Commuters took another giant
stride pennantward yesterday afternoon
by administering a to crushing to
the forlorn Los Asngeles aggregation.
Most of the fans on the job felt sorry
for the southern swingers. They all
looked so helpless when the Oakland
attack began that one could not very
well help displaying outward signs of
sympathy. But at the same time most
popular victory. as most of the Oakland
victories of late have been.
Had Thorsen exercised a little more
control of the ball it might have been
a good, snappy. evenly contested game
of baseball. But the same ThOrsen
played the role of star aviator in the
ship high into the heavens and scared
around there for a full Is minutes. Nor
would he consent to alight till the Oaks
had annexed three runs The funny part
of it all is that only one little hit
figured in the making of these runs,
but that one looked like a million.
Oakland had 1 to lead when the
eventful seventh first saw light. UP
to that time Thorsen was pitching a
Ialr dTllcIe OI Dali ana MS teammates
were giving him grand support. But
he seemed to collapse suddenly and
without warning. He made his first
blunder by walking Wolverton and he
followed this up by slipping a pass to
Swander. The mOnotony was broken
temporarily when Maggart forced VOL
Yerton at third on a poor bunt.
But this was only a little diversion.
sort of a teaser as it were. The
bases were all crowded a moment later,
when Mite waited for a pass. Then
Harkins Jared likewise and Swander
was forced over the pan. The bases
were still crowded to overhowing
when Cutshaw came up. ThoTSen man
aged to put one over the pan and Cut
shaw Immediately clouted it into far
right field. Maggart and Mite tore
through, making it three for the in
ming. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
Hancock School Nine
SwampS Rivals

slaughtered their opponents OF the
Irving NJ. Scott school yesterday after
noon at the North Beach Fairgrounds
and captured the championship of the
Public Schools athletic league and the
Spalding perpetual trophy, which they
will hold for one year.
After last Saturdays close contest
the southside boys looked TO have an
even break for the championship. but
the Telegraph hill youngsters had
solved O'DonnelI's delivery and in the
fifth frame Prentice was put in after
three runs had been scored. For two
innings Prentice withstood the Han
cock sluggers. but in the eighth inning
he was hit hard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02

fact, he expressed the opinion that both
men were fit, though he said that jeff
was a little more advanced in his train
ing than Johnson, who, he thought, did
not need to do as much work as Jeff.
WORKING FOR SPEED
Shadow boxing. which has become
one of the features of Johnson's
training. was first indulged in by
the champion He is doing a lot
Of work to gain speed on his feet and
he is showing improvement right along.
Johnson did some real work punch
ing the bag. He showed some artistic
frills at the bag and finished up by
slugging it. He finally struck it so
hard that the rope gave away and it
few into the audience.
Even in his boxing Johnson shows
the same cautious and defensive style
Of boxing which has marked all ais
ring engagements. He is a puzzle to
hit as he watches every move of his op-
ponent's muscles and is there with a
guard any time a blow is aimed at him.
When he is cornered his improved foot
work is displayed by the clever man
ner in which he extricates himself from
close places.
JUMPS ON SCALES
He jumped on the scales and tipped
the beam at exactly 215h pounds. He
maintains that he will go into the ring
weighing in the neighborhood of 210
pounds, but critics who have seen him
stripped think that he has great deal
more weight than five pounds to take
off before the fourth of July. He per-
spired freely and as his work will be-
come more strenuous from now on it
can be expected that he will be losing
weight right along.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
Mr. Nelson Chats With
Mr. Taft

WASHINGTON, June Battling
Nelson called at the White House to-
day.
Mr.. Nelson, I am glad to see you,"
said the president.
How do you do, Mr.. Taft" answered
Bat, who should have said Mr. Pres
ident''
The president and the Battler chat
ted for five minutes. Nelson told Taft
that boxing was a noble enterprise and
that bills in congress designed to kill
the game should be defeated. The
president did not commit himself
Mr.. Nelson" he asked, s'how did
you get that shoulder Development
by using this right wallop," an
swered Nelson. Don't YOU ever use
yours?"
The president did not say.
president Taft is one of the finest
men 1 ever met" said Nelson later
He makes you feel at home
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
GOTCH OUTCLASSES
GIANT OPPONENT
American Champion Takes First
Fall i'm PhenOmenaIIy Fast
Time of 614 Seconds

CHICAGO. June Frank Gotch OF
Humboldt. Ia, successfully defended
his title as wrestling champion of the
world by easily defeating Stanislaus
Zybszsko. the Polish champion. IN
straight falls at the Coliseum tonight
Gotch OutcIassed his bulkter oppo-
nent in every department Of the game
After GOtch had won the first fall In
the phenomenal time of -644 seconds. it
was only a question of how long the
Pole could hold out against the bril-
liant and varied attack OF his rival
REMARKABLY QUICK FALL
Warned by his sudden downfall.
Zybszsko was more cautious, and it
took Gotch p minutes and 36 seconds
to win the match with bar arm and
wrist lock.
After the men shook hands Gotch
stepped back a bit and then made a
fierce flying tackle and befors the Pole
realized what was happening his
shoulders were pinned to the mat. This
probably was tno quickest fall ever
recorded in a championship bout.
ZYBSZSKO SHOWS FLASH
Zybszsko showed a flash of form
after about 10 minutes of the second
bout when he forced GOtch to the mat
by sheer strength. The American en-
deavored to extricate himself. but he
was lifted in the air and slammed on
the mat again. In less than 80 seconds
Gotch broke the Poles hold and both
men were back on their feet.
ZybszskO was again forced to take
the defensive and GOtch rOughed him
about considerably. They rushed to
the ropes and sudd snly the Pole ap-
peared to weaken. A look of distress
had crossed his face and as he turned
his back to the center of the ring be
was seized in a vfselike grip and in
few seconds his shoulders were pinned
to the mat with a bar arm and wrist
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
Especial Dispatch to The Call

LOS ANGELES, June 1.-Two home
runs batted by Roy Brashear. the hits
falling almost in the same spot. back of
the leftfield fence, was the best the
Hooligans could do today while the
Seals played rings around them and
won, 4 to 2.
The Seals gathered their runs two
at a time, starting in the third East
ling's slow fielding. Mohler filed the
bases. Eastley and Witt scored on two
outs and an error. Hogan dropping the
ball when it was thrown to him to
catch Eastley. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
College Baseball

At Cambridge. Msss.-Harvard 3. Phillips
Exeter o.
At West Point-west Point 5. Stevens insti-
tute 0.
At New Haven--Yale O.. Holy Cross o (caIled
by agreement in eleventh inning).
At Princeton-Princeto O. Amherst 5
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Nourse l. by Steen s. by Seaton
l. First base on called balls-On Nourse 2. or
Steen f. OF Seaton 1. Two base hits-Hetling
Rapps Van Buren. Smith. Sacrifice hits-Per-
sons f2l Darringer, Nourse. Spiesman. Ryan.
stolen base-Briggs. First base errors-Sac.
ramento 2 Left on bases-Sacramento 4. Port
land T. Innings pitched-By Steen 8. by Nourse
s. Charge defeat to Nourse Credit game to
Steen. Base hits-0n Steen 6. runs 8; OF Ncurse
g. runs 2 Time of game-1 hour and 45 min
utes Umpire-Ysn Haltren.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
Beavers Trim Sacramento

PORTLAND, June 1-Nourse. the Senators
southpaw, formerly OF the Boston Americans
and Brown university, held the Beavers 10 three
widely scattered hits for seven innings and then
was hammered out of the box. being replaced by
Baum. who pitched good ball. The Senators,
however, could not overcome the Beavers lead.
Score.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Murphy- Sacrifice hit-Roth.
Stolen bases-Daley (2). Howard. WOlvertOn-
First base called balls-On Thorsen Q. on
Harkins g. Struck out-By Thorsen 1. by Hsrk-
ins 3. Double plays-Harkins to Mite 10 Cam
eron, Smith to Howard TO Thorsen to Smith.
Howard TO Dillon. Cutshaw to Wares. Time of
game hour and 35 minutes. Umpire-Finney.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

BOSTON. June Chicago won the openinr
game of its first eastern trip today from Boston
Score: r IT
Chicago ..--.................... s .
Batteries-Overal Richie aud King: Brown.
Ferguson and Graham. Umpires-JohnstOne and
Moran
BROOKLYN June 1.-BrookIyn made IL i've
straight today by winning from Pittsburg.
70 4. Score. r. n
PlttSpurg Plg ------...---.....-......
Batteries-Leideld and Gibson: Barzer and
Bergen Umpres-Bigler and EnslIe.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-Wretched pitching
marked tOday's game and Philadelphia lost to
st. Louis. 10 to >. Score; r. FL r.
St Louis --....-...-..--.... 10 II
Batteries-Hsrmon. corridor. Saiiee and
Phelps: McQuilIan Moran. Flsherty and Moren
Umpires-0'Dsy and Brennan.
NEW YORK. June THE New York Va
tionals today their eighth straight game.
defeating Cincinnati to ,.
Score: r r
Cincinnati -------.-...-----......
Batteries-Anderson. Rowan, Doyle and Me
Lean: MsthewsOn and Myers. Umpires-Klem
and Kane
There were no games PLAYED in the American
caused postponements over the entire circuit