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Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
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 A TESTIMONIAL.
 Lowell. Aris.. Feb. z. 1910.
 Madam Corrix revealed to me of a death in my family with a few days received a letter from ny niece telling sf the death of my brother.
 nR. LEE PERRY.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11

work pays the ex- pense ts learn trade that pays S day in few months time. Biec- tricity. automobiles. plumbing. brick laying: actual contract jobs; zee students last yoar. United Trade School Contracting Co, 2a4 Aiisa.
 Los Angeles, Cal e4
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

eEcOkp-HANo furniture bought an sold Sewing machines for rent Brooks-Cooper Furniture Co, O. K street
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11

Miss Fims Stech in song speciality. The Feegee Man" Illustrated song. Everybody's happy when the moon shines.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
CLUETT SHIRTS all styles C
Oids&Endsof Roelofs SMalIoryFIats

New Neckwear in 50 & 75c grades,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11

WANTED-By Swedish girl, a posi-
 ton in private family. Address. P. O. Box 112, city. 174
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
JEFF DENIES IT.
Says He Has Not Purchased Automobile;
Has A Fine Pair OF Legs.

Little Rock, Dec. l9,-SenatoT
jeff Davis yesterday positively
denied the statement sent out
from Washington to a New York
newspaper to the effect that he
had placed an order for an auto
mobile to convey him to and from
his apartments 10 the Capitol.
mature provided me with o
pair Of good legs, and ! use thom
in Washington to 60 to and from
the Capitol as | did going to ard
from my home in RusselIvilIo to
my law office. ] wouldn't know
what to do with an automobile II
| had one, ] certainly wouldn't
know how to run one Of them
Iand after running it wouldn't
know what TO do with it. need
no hiialutin vehicle to carry ne
anywhere"
The special to the New Yorl,
paper also stated that Senatoi
Davis never appears happier now
than when hobnobbing with The
vice president Of the Unitcc
States.
In answering this stotomon
Senator Davis said that he wal
on friendly terms with the vice
president and that he hoped hO
would continue to be 40, ="
have not hobuobbed with hin
but have had occasion TO NEE
him many times and he has al
ways treated me very kindly, ant
! trust the pleasant relations be
tween us will continue 10 exist
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

The good report comes from
different portions Of the county
that much Improvement has
been made on the public roads
lately. 1t ls said that the over'
eeers are putting greater energy
In their work and are using bet
ter methods than have formerly
prevailed 10 this section, and 1t
Is certain the public 10 taking
moro interest In the matter Of
making roads. We trust the
good work may continue. The
queetioh of better roads 10 some.
thing that interests every citizen
OF tho county, There 10 no moro
important problem IN which tho
taxpayers could engage their at.
tentIon,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

In justice court at Jonesboro
one day last week fines aggre-
eating 81 900 were assessed
against parties charged with
selling whiskey Illegally. The
authorities say blind tigers must
leave Jonesboro, and this looks
like they mean what they say
Officers who are willing to per.
form thcir duty can keep whis'
key out Of prohibition territory,
but, somehow or other, IL seems
that a great many law officers
are wiling for tigers to go On.
molested and all tho time at
tempt TO throw the responsibility
TO other shoulders.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

tising.
Yet some people are unreason.
able enough to complain that
there are too many ADVERTISE
ments in the paper, and others
care so little for the welfare Of
the local papers as to send their
JOB printing out Of town.
What is a local newspaper? 1t
ls Il board Of trade, o trumpet OF
the towns advantages, history
1t is q policeman, chaperon, Il
defender OF your rights and a
board Of health,
1t 10 an honest adviser il in the
hands Of an honest man. II
warns you againet frauds. 1t
rejoiccs with you when you are
glad and mourns with you when
YOU need d comforter 1t is the
guardian angel Of your moral
intellectual and physical health,
Do you help to support your
h n o newspaperY-- DanviIle
News,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
Woman Cutting Second Teeth.

True TO The name Of tho little
village Of Apt over in CraigheQd
county, 10 an old lady named
Lea!herwood, who Is one Of tho
most apt persons for ono OF her
tender age Of whom we have
heard in some time. Mrs Leath :
erwood Is 90 years Of age and an
old resident of Cralgheod county,
and 10 now being reJuvenated In
several ways, She Is cutting heI
second set Of teeth, several ol
which have pierced the gums
She also has her second eyesight
and is moro active than when
she was 25 years Of age, She
can see TO read and thread O
noodle fpnd sew or knit without
tho aid Of glassco,-- llS,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

Governor Donaghey says that
he win have tie new state cap
itol ready for the legislature to
begin its work in next January.
Secretary Of State Ludwig says
he will have the old state house
cleaned up and ready for the
meeting Of the legislature. So
the matter is up TO the members
of the legislature, and they can
take their choice.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
The Home Paper.

How many country newspapers
are there that could live elk
months II they had to depend on
tho income derived from sub
scriplione? Very iow Of them
could make expenoea, They
mutt' depend upon their adver.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

The talk of moving the State
insane asylum from Little Rock
to some other point causes the
Memphis Commercial Appeal to
get off this good one: "Arkan-
sas is a great state, but really it
does seem short.sightcd to move
the lunatic asylum from Little
Rock just as the Legislature con-
venes. Nothing like being pre-
pared for an emergency"
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

This paper has not been favor
ed with a copy Of the Salem Sun
since the editor, John Hall, was
nominated by tho republicans
ior congress. If John has will
fully and maliciously erased The
Record from his exchange list
he did one Of his best friends a
grass Injustice; if the Sun has
suspended publication j o h n
ought to have dropped us a line
about IL, 30 that we might have
concocted and spread abroad a
suitable obituary.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

Every paper in this section
can carry advertising for the
large mail order houses il they
wanted to, but none of the pa
pers do so. The newspapers are
more loyal to the town and the
towns business men than many
of the business men are to the
newspapers.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

All this talk Of all kinds Of
disease germs abounding in the
old state house needn't scare
anybody. There is an abundance
of gerrn killer within less than a
stones throw Of the state house,
and The average legislator takes
2 drao ,,cY Trt~u ~ .hiNy
minutes. Don't fret; no germ
could get into the system of the
legislator without swimming
through u stream Of liquid des-
truction, and no germ will DO
that.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
DoRtb HRRansas


de0, Black Rock, Walnut Ridge,
Alicia, Strawberry, Smithvillo
and Denton.
W. r, Shelpman has been ap-
pointed collector Of independence
county to fill the vacancy Great
ed by the failure Of N. e, De-
Camp, who was elected in Sep
tember, to qualify by fling the
required bond.
A. A. Barber, a prominent
and well to do farmer living q
few miles from Newark, COM
mitted suicide Thursday morning
Of last week by shooting himself
in the breast, over the heart, with
number l. shotgun. No cause
for the act is given.
Th o marriage Of Andrew
Downing and Miss Ruth Nicks
which occurred several weeks
ago at PocahOntas was announce
a few days ago. The popular
young couple attempted to keep
the wedding a secret until Christ
mas, but the secret just couldn't
keep.
Pearl Smith, marshal Of Rey-
no, who i9 charged with the
death Of Dr. 0, W, Roberts, was
given a preliminary hearing at
Pocahontas one day last week
The charge was reduced to man.
slaughter and Smith was re elsed
on bond, which was fixed atSl5,-
600, The case will be tried dur
ing the next term Of Randolph
circuit court.
Crockett Gipson, a Lawrence
county boy living near Imboden,
is engaged in a very unique, al
though profitable, line Of busi-
ness During the proper seasons
>he captures Wild woodland ami
Nmelg, 7GGh 80 ce0cs 'rc,ea 10,
ie,9, puts them in pens and fat
tens them. When these animals
have properly matured the lad
removes the fur hides and ships
them to market.
During the late term Of federal
court at Batesvle II. Welborn
plead guilty to the charge of
blind tigering whiskey and was
fined 5000 and sentenced to ono
year and a day in the federal
prison at Atlanta, Ga, Two par
ties from Jackson county were
also found guilty Of like charge
and fined 500 each and sixty
days in the Jackson county jail.
CIeve Mclntrye was given a SEN
tence Of a year and day in the
Atlanta prison for intercepting
the mail,
j. II. Smith, q citizen Of Hox-
ie, was held up and robbed Of $40
on tho free bridge at Little Rock
in open daylight one day lately
Smith waa making his way
across tho bridge when he was
aceoated by two men, who claim
ed to be striking machinists, and
who insisted that Smith was q
sIrikebroaker, Smith started to
produce papers to establish his
identity and one Of the men dealt
him a stunning blow on the head
with n club, while the other man
grabbed his wallet. The robbers
made good their escape. Smith s.
injury WAS painful, but not OF
serious consequence,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

We see in the papere that q
young man over at lmboden
|NISes 'possums and poIecots for
Profit Tho profit ought TO be
enormous, for we san readily see
|hat there 10 some unpleasant
|eature5 connected with such an
Industry.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

Editor Z. M, Davis Of the
Houotain Home Citizen oele.
Prated his fortieth birthday last
week Davis has been In the
eowspoper business continuously
|or fourteen years and there IL
pot a gray hair in hls head. He
= a remarkably well preserved
hAn,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

,Iohn D. Rockefeller declares
otcntment is better than great
hes. Now, stop trying to get
h and get u new hitch on your
htontmenC.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

fund to establish peace between
all nations. Just how this gilt is
poipg to have the desired effect
we are unable to explain, but
we're right in for any kind OF
peace that Carnegie wants to
pay for,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
A Good Word Or Nothing.

VII you can't say u good word
for your town, lot Tho other fell
low do The talking, --CotIer Cour'
Ter,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

rh'r,v Soung men attending
] Jonesboro high school voted
stop the use Of tobacco in all
forms the other day. A
etty good vote.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

|We are looking for Christmas
|eseuts in the way Of silver
|llprs from about oovon hun
|el d. our Subscribers, remarks
|e Black Rock Developer.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

hhe Record hopes that all its
bders wherever they may be
| have a very pleasant holiday
bsOn
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

Say0 the MeIbourno Times;
he people OF Arkansas are los.
'g money by not having some
the state offices filled with
pmo Of lizard county's justices
the peace,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

bnr old friend 1910 is about to
|ve us. lie hasn't treated US
badly as some others we have
DMn,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

In a lengthy article a few days
|ince on the condition Of the
|'ate treasury the Little Rock
Democrat saidi "This is prob.
|bly the lowest obb that has
Peen reached since reconstruc.
|ion days"
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

N headline in the Atlanta Con-
|lu,ion says swollen fortunes
/ wrong. We'd like to test
|e just to see'
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

ing completion at OH Trough.
The high school boys Of I'm
boden have organized a gte'
club.
A movement is on foot to or
oanize d brass band at BlAcb
/ Rock.
Miss Fannie Selvide, a young
lady living near Newark, died re
Gently,
Joseph Hermann, an aged
citizen Of Pocahontas, died lately
/ Of pneumonia.
A Randolph county farmer re"
Gently sold four unbrokon young
mules for 500.
s 0 IN q substantial improve
ments are being made on the
streets Of Newark.
A bazaar given ia the Presby"
terian church at Cotter a few
nights ago brought $50.
Mrs. l.. A. Bland, residing
near Melbourne, died last week
| A tumor 10 the side caused her
death.
Raymond EngIes, who was so
seriously sIashed with a knife a
few nights ago by viii jackson
at Salado, will recover.
Owing to the scarcity of timber
| tNe box factory at Black Rock
has ceased operations for a short
period.
Unofficial reports say the pop
ulatiOn Of the town Of lmboden
has increased at least 10 per cent
! in the last decade.
The city council Of Black Rock
has lately passed a law prohibit
ing the running at large Of hogs
inside the corporate limits Of the
city,
The caIabo6so at lockermoc
was destroyed by fire one nigh
Of last week. The fire is suppos-
ed to have been of incendiary or.
igin.
The Melbourne Times passed
it's fifteenth birthday with last
weeks issue. h. }. Estes, the
editor, has had charge of the
Times for five years
The First National Bank OF
Newark in a published statement
gives as its resources nearly two
hundred thousand dollars and its
deposits amount to Sl32, TIL.
The Union Bank and Trust
Company ia a new financial in
stitu(ion at BatesvlIle with cap
ital stock Of 100000, and will
be open for business January J.
Keeney & Wightmao's store al
Sharp, independence county,
wos burned several days ago,
sustaining a $4,000 loss, with lit"
tie insurance. A bad iIue caused
the fire.
Two dwelling houses in lmbo'
| den, the property OF NJ f. oIoaht
ere destroyed by fire one
morning recently, The origin OF
the fire 10 attributed TO a defect
i've llue.
win Bugg, a rural mail carrier
out Of Walnut Ridge, has pur'
chased an automobile with which
to deliver the mail on his route
during tho coming spring ant
} summer.
Mayor S, A, Moore of Bates
Vile has been appointed deputy
prosecuting attorney for lndo
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

The Melbourne Times catered
It's fifteenth year last week.
g hope that before the Times is
teen years older Elitor Rule
,tes may be rolling in wealth,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

A number Of papers believe
r. Bryan wants to make an
her race for president, Ger.
inIy not, Three failures ought
be all that's coming to Mr.,
ryan.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

\ ,nnt tine now to begin to
l. : up that set of good reso'
ions,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

Erho Walnut Ridge Times Dis
|tch is carrying a good lot OF
bal ad yertiaipg. And that's
Bat makes "the mare go" in a
|uory newspaper ofii3o,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

! Please stop the paper wrote
|obscri6er to US the other day
h we won't do it.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

christmas comes but once q
t.. and most people agree that
Be is enough.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

COL Roosevelt Is not setting
le papers on fire with political
'Ik these days, The Colonel
OF smolliXed a while back and
IN the attitude of the littIc boy
lat the calf ran over, Amen!
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

Andrew Carnegie has given q
'heek Tor ten million dollafe as a
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
HOME SWEET H0ME,

There's no place like
home if it has an
RGlson PhOn0Graph
The finest Band, Or
ehestra, Vocal and othor
Music by the ablest talent
in the world is brought into
your home by The Edison
,..Sold on easy terms"
Walter MetcalG H8t
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

.ota Claus night is right here
n.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-11-10

able, how energetic he may be, it is
a physical impossibility for one man to
do the work demanded The plan pro-
posed would apply to the county schools
what the city schools now have-gov-
eminent by board, and the selection
of superintendent by this elective
board.
Under the present system the coun-
ty superintendent must be a resident of
the county in which he is elected. I'm
der the proposed law the board can Sc
lect the man while they consider the
most competent and the most desirable,
no matter where his residence is. This
is as it should be. Since the country
schools are entitled to do much expert
supervision as the city schools the
board is to be elective, to consist of the
members, with power to not only select
a county superintendent, but appoint
assistants if deemed necessary. Until
this step is taken T can not see much
chance for progress in the country
schools. There was no argument made
before the committee against this prop
osition.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-11-10
NO JURY INVESTIGATION.
gudge Belden Dismisses Suggestion
With a Word When in Kenosha.

Sudge Belden Dismisses Suggestion
With Word When in Kenosha.
There is not going to be any investi-
cation of the actions Of the jury which
heard the suit of Edward Collier VS..
the Town of Salem or at least no in
vestigation will be ordered by Judge
Beldon at this time. The Judge was
in Kenosha today and a number of the
meml 9rs Of the jury were in court ex-
pecting that the matter would be TAX
en- up but absolutely no move was made
toNrall the jury and nothing was done
in the matter in any way. Judge Bel
den when seen said: 81 have no form
al application for an investigation and
certainly have no reason to inaugu-
rate any investigation of my own vo-
lition. have not called in the jury
nor have I taken any steps to call
them in. The matter has not been form
ally brought to my notice"
The judge indicated that he took no
stock in the "yarns" which have
been going the rounds of the county
and 1t is pretty certain that the mat
ter viii be dropped. The action of the
judge in refusing to take any cog
nizanee of the stories in circulation
is taken as full vindication for the
members of the jury which heard the
case.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-11-10
WILL MANAGE FA1P STORE.
Jacob Gottlieb Resumes His Old Place
as General Manager of the Fair.

Jacob Gott1ieh Resumes His Old Place
as General Manager of the Fair.
Jacob Gottieb, who established the
Fair store in Kenosha more than a
decade ago and directed its manage
ment until it became one of the most
successful merchandise concerns in the
city resumed the personal management
of the store this morning and will at
once take steps TO make it the most
popular place for this kind of bus
mess in Kenosha. In returning to the
general management of the store Mr..
Gottlieb will introduce all of his form
er policies for business and the Fair
will be enlarged and many new lines of
dependable merchandise will be placed
on the shelves and counters. 81 have
always been deeply interested in the
success of the Fair store" said Mr..
Gottlieb this morning. cit was my in
PRODUCTION to the people Of Kenosha
and 1t proved very successful. 1t met
long felt want in Kenosha and now
am returning to the general manage
ment of the business with view Of re-
storing all Of its former policies. The
people seemed to like the Fair and its
methods of doing business and we are
going to show the people that the New
Fair will be even more to their liking
than the old store. l feel very much
at home at this corner and in the fut-
ure viii give my best attention to the
customers Of the store.'
There will be changes in, the store
In the near future which will result
in the stock being enlarged.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-11-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office of the Street Assessment Com
mittee, Kenosha, Wis, Nov. 8, 1910.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until the 18th day of Nov.
1910, at 900 p. m. for building about
$500 lineal feet of concrete curbing in
Ashland avenue, from Strong street to
the city limits.
Bidders must propose to do the work
according to the specifications and de-
tails on file in the office Of the Street
Assessment Committee, stating therein
price per lineal foot for building con
crete curb in place.
Ali bids must be written on blanks
prepared by the undersigned for that
purpose and prices should be stated in
writing and in figures.
All bids mrst be marked on the en-
velope, "Street Assessment Commit
tee'' with the name of the street mark.
ed thereon on which such bid is made,
and filed in the Office Of the Street AS,
ecssment Committee in the city engin-
Ger IS office in said city
N. B.-Blanks for proposals and
blank contracts viii be furnished on APP
plication to the city engineer.
The said committee reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
M. ]. scholey,
r. III. Moth,
George R. Wade,
w29 Street Assessment Committee.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-11-10
FURNISHINGS TO COST $4,000
People of the City Are Asked TO Make
Enough Small Contributions To Make
Up This Large sum-Fraternal Orders
To Help.

DO you want to give towel, a pillow
slip, bed sheet, a bed, dresser or a
rug or any one of the thousand and one
things that will be needed for the fur
nishing of the New Kenosha Hospital.
Ii you do, notify Mrs. James Cavanagh
the. secretary of the Board of Directors
or M. G. Boerner, Assistant Cashier of
the First National Bank who is the
treasurer of the Association. With the
hospital rapidly nearing completion the
members of the Board of Directors Of
the Association have taken up the i'm
portant matter Of raising the money
needed for the furnishing of the Insti-
tuition. 1t is estimated that it will take
IN the neighborhood of $4,000 to pro-
vide the furnishings for the hospital
and it is expected that the rank and
file of the people Of Kenosha will fur
nish this sum of money.
Wealth people in the city have con-
tributed more than $50 600 toward the
institution up to the present time and
it is now expected that the large num-
Der OF people who have made no con-
tribution will send in~their mites to aid
in furnishing the hospital. It is the
plan of the board of directors to have
the furnishings uniform in every way
and to this end the people who desire
to help may contribute the money
which can be expended for the fur
nishings as dictated by the, donor.
Twenty five cents will purchase towel
or a pillow slip and dollar will buy
a sheet for one of the beds in the
hospital.
The Association desires these small
gifts. Several of the organizations in
the city have announced that they will
furnish complete rooms at the hospital
and this will require donations of from
1925 to 5000 according to the size Of
the rooms. 1t is thought that some
organization in the city will offer to
equip one of the operating rooms. The
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-11-10
TO BLAZE THE TRAIL.
Path Finding Automobile For Wiscon
sin Annual Run to be in Kenosha.

SIN annual kun TO De IN henOSna.
Joy-riding with the mercury hover
ing around the freezing point does not
make q hit with most motorists. Geo.
W. Browne of Milwaukee, the distrib-
utter for the Overland Automobile how
ever, is looking forward to 1900 mile
ride through Wisconsin with great an
ticipation. He has been honored with
the duty of finding the path for the
Annual 1911 Reliability Tour of the
Wisconsin State Automobile Associa-
tion, which will be held in the early
spring, and will begin his trail blazing
November 18th.
n. q. Moore and wife, and Manning
Vaughn, Sporting Editor of the Mil
waukee Sentinel, will accompany Mr..
Browne. The prospects of bad weather
and bad roads only serve to-whet the
appetite of these "dyed in the wool''
gasoline converts. The following towns
will most probably be upon this route
Racine, Kenosha, Lake Geneva,
GAINESVILLE, Edgerton, stoughton, Madi-
son, MT. Horeb, Dodgeville, Spring
Green, Lone Rock, Richland Center,
Viroqua, Cashton, Lacrosse, Sparta,
Black River Falls, Grand Rapids,
Marshfeld, Marathon, Wausau, Merrill,
Amigo, Shawano, Oconto Falls, Oconto,
Green Bay, Two Rivers, Manitowoc,
sheboygan, Port Washington.