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Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
R E E D
Miss Emma Sparks is very
sick at this writing.

Miss Emma Sparks is very
sick at this writing.
8 L. Shaver of Shelbyville
was in our midst Sunday
J, r. Nelson made business
trip to Newport last week.
John Milligan and family were
the guests of M. Parsley Sunday
J. B Adair and wife were the
guests of M. e. Butler Sunday
night.
Charley Hines and Phone Gay
had business at Sidney one day
lately.
"Grandma Groom" is visiting
at the home Of M. A. Tompkins
this week.
Delzo Johnson has been on the
sick list the past few days with
appendicitis
Arthur Stinnett is canvasslng
this country in the interest OF the
Rawleigh Medicine Co,
Mrs. W. A, StanGll has been
very sick the past few days, but
is better at this writing.
j. r, Norman had a very sick
horse Sunday, IT is to be hoped
that he will not lose the animal.
Joe Doss has been on the puny
list the past week, the result OF
falling from his wagon some time
ago.
Miss Vashti Johnson returned
from Little Rock last week. She
reports good time at the Holi-
ness convention.
W. r. Nelson is now bonded
postmaster at Nelsonville and the
people Of this country can soon
receive mail at the new Office.
II, II, Spurlock has recently
added a line Of shoes to his stock
Of goods, which means more &C.
commodation TO his customers.
Robert Willett loft Monday for
parts Of Texas to transact land
business. Mr.. Willett is dealing
very extensively in real estate Of
late years.
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Bryan Hires His Own Hall.

Lincoln, Neb Oct, 3l,-In a
hall hired by himself and speak
ing outside the jurisdiction Of the
democratic state committee, VIM.
J, Bryan tonight proclaimed his
political independence so far as
tho head Of the democratic ticket
is concerned, and justified his
bolt of James G. Dahlman, can.
didate for governor, but dis
claimed his intention OF becoming
a political free lance in national
affairs. On the contrary, Mr..
Bryan declared himself "regu-
lar" on all else save the Nebras"
ka governorship and gave un'
stinted endorsement to the re-
mainder Of the ticket.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
Nj A X Y ILL E

4 No more hog KILN times here
"Uncle Bud" Lamar now
sports a new buggy and is grow.
ing young again.
7. f. Pickens ginned and baled
seventeen bales Of cotton at his
gin one day last week.
Jack Simpson and family of
Cave City spent Saturday and
Sunday here with relatives.
"Aunt Elizabeth" Johnson of
Cave City spent last week here
with her nephew, E, P Watkins.
Rev. and Mrs, j. T. Jones
treated their young friends to a
musical entertainment Sunday
night.
B. F. johnson is fencing in his
rough land for stock pasture.
More of US should follow his ex-
ample.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. D. Horn and
daughter, Miss Arthur, spent last
Sunday with relatives at Pough-
keepsie.
Ed and Phillip Kunkle have
each been having tussle with
case of swamp chllls for the past
two weeks,
Rev. j. r. Jones has treated
his residence to q new coat Of
paint and greatly improved its
appearance.
A Mr.. McGrady Of Moorefeld
was here few days ago talking
up land deal with our real es-
tate agent, G, B. Sno'".
An all-day singing with a
sumptuous dinner served on the
ground was the programme at
New Bethel church, one and a
half miles east of here last Sun
day. Calvin Curtis OF Emery
was there with his famous sing"
ing class and furnished some eX-
cellent vocal music, lie was as
sisted by G. D. Evans Of Even
ing Shade and Theodore Mobley
Of Mobley, while Monroe AL
dridge OF Cave City with his old
Christian Harmony class COM
pleted the success Of the occasion
by rendering several selections
from that old book that used to
thrill the hearts and cheer the
souls Of our fathers and mothers,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
K Z Z D s CR L Z K .

a little snow fell here Friday
last week,
II II, Mobley Of Emery was
Pro Sunday.
Butler Johnson has sold his
Pm TO Tom Golf.
Tho Sunday school at Fair.
ew Is doing u good work,
ivy, A, Street and family of
fange visited here Sunday.
Dave Anderson Of Grange was
visitor In this section last Sun.
Ry,
Joe Mclaughlin Of Scott town
lp was at Reeds Creek one
y last week on a trading expe-
ZION,
~ G. Mitchell has rented a
Pm In Jackson county, where
will move soon,
Mr9, Br0tton was here FROM
PVo CITY recently, the guest Of
+ son, James Bra,ton,
Jeok Froat came In earnest last
PIX and bit everything that was
Feeh--eXcept this scribe.
IT, M Stephenson and wife
ht TO Batesyillo u few days
b. taking down some cotton,
Lonolo Chriscnberry, former.
W the Emery vicinity, but who
u been working at Loekhart
some time, died Wednesday
last week and was buried at
'VV'ew oomotory Friday, llc
RVes a young wife and many
o'lVes and friends 10 meurn n
loss,
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Moved TO WiIliiOrd.

Hon. y. l., King ie loading his
goods Ia d car today and "Grand.
ma King" his mother, will move
to Williford some time this week,
We regret very much to lose this
good old lady, who has so long
been loved and respected olti'
zen OF Hardy, Mr., King will ro'
main here aud continue hla law
practice, ,- Hardy Herald
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF The Interior,
Land Once at Little Rock, Ail, !

Notice IN hereby given that llcniomn r. Porter
Of Reed, Ark, who ON sept "a, 1909 made Home
aoad Application No, e52'O, Serial No, oSd7, for
northeast quarter Of uouthwtst quarter, section
", townhip II north, range wcat, 6th principal
meridun, hNa Gled notice of intention to mike
nua i've year prof lt establish cUlm to The land
above dpacnupj hctorc lbr ClcrD Of Shap Coun.
" al lEonm3 Shpdo ArN,, on the 10Th day or
December, 1910,
Claimant nnmea aR wIncaaeaI Richard A.,
Groom, James H. Miller j. Il, Kirkland, Ga W.,
Werner all Of Reed, Arb
Guy w. CARON, Register.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
WARNING ORDER.

Before j. Il. Carpenter, j. Z. In Cave townbhlp'
Sharp County, Arkansas.
George Mobcy, Plaintiff,
W.
H. W, Pierce, doing bualne5a ~ the klnock
Telephone Co. Of Arkansas, Defenduh1
The defendant +, W, Pierce doing business nB
the KlnIoat Telephone Go, of Arkansas, Ia warn'
cd to appear In this court within 10 days ANA ans
wor lho complaint of the plaintiff George Mobey'
Ihle OCT ~ 1870
J, Il, Carpenter, j. j,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
WARNING ORDER.

In the Circuit Court Of Sharp County for the
Southern District
Wesco Supply Company, Plaintiff,
vs.
i, W, Pierce doing business rs tho Kinlocb
Telephone Company, j. A. Laman and W. H.
Stewart, Defendants
The defendant r. W. Pierce, doing business rs
Tho Klnoch Telephone Company, Is hereby
warned TO appear in this Court within thirty
days and answer the complaint of tho plaintiff
the Wcsco Supply Company, October ~, 1910
Arthur Sullivan, Clork,
BY Jasper Ju6tus, D, c.
MeCalob Reeder and Ernest NELL, Attorneys
for plaintiff,
n, |. Hemn, Attorney for nonresident dcfend'
ant
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF The Interior.
u. S. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark. }
nni 1k 10iO (

Oct. ID, 1910
Notice Ia hereby givcn that William Sugg Of
Sidney, Ark who ON oct 2s, 1904, mado Homc-
stead Entry No, 26627 for southwest quarter Of
northwest quarter Of section 3, township 10 north.
range west, 9th principal meridian has filed no-
ticc of intention TO make final five year proof 10
establish claim to the land above described before
the County Clork Of Sharp County, Ark, at Eve
ming Shade Ark, on the 26Lh day Of Nov, 1910,
Claimant names ~ wtncssea' j. r, Folts, G. NJ
Fots, Winfield S, CaXton, Robt, A. Las9oter, all
of Sidney, Ark,
GUY W. CAR0N Register,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
MnnY anhnol nhlldren aul

Many school children suffer
from constipation, which Is often
tho cause Of seeming stupidity at
lessons. Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets are an ideal
medicine TO give child, for they
are mild and gentle in their ef'
fects, and will cure even chronic
constipation. Sold by Snow
Drug Co,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
New Officers Take Charge.

Two new state officers, Rueben
G. Dye as state land. commits
sioner and Fred II Phillips as
state commissioned Of mines,
manufactures and agriculture,
took charge Of their offices Mon
day. W, f. Kirby also took the
oath Of office as associate Justice
OF the supreme court, succeeding
Justice B, b, Battle. AT the same
time George B. Cook entered
upon his second term as state
superintendent of public instruc'
ton.
Other state officers will be
sworn in next January.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
To Our Subscribers.

This week we will begin mail
ing our statements to those who
are indebted to tho Record on
subscription or on advertising or
job printing account, This ID
the season Of year when we must
collect what is due The office, and
we trust our patrons will be
prompt in responding to our
statements,
This paper has good sum Of
money due IL from subscriptions
alone. These amounts arc email
to each Of those who owe us, but
when they are added together
they amount to something to this
paper, The paper has bills to
pay--end has TO pay them when
they arc due, Not a work day
IN tho year passes that this paper
is not spending money--it has to
to run. We ought to have what 10
duo us, and we have confidence
that our patrons will not delay in
paying us what thcy owe.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
U. s. Land Office at Little Rock. Ark.
Nat ia ION

Oct lO 1910 \
Notice is hereby given that VIM. Fookos Of
Matthew'S Ark, who on June 10th, 1904, madc
Homestead Entry No, 2Gl5l for southwest quarter
Of northeast quarter and southeast quarter of
northwest quarter Of section H. township N
north range west 9th principal meridian, has
filed notice Of intention TO make final five year
proof to establish claim to the hand above des-
crbcd before the County Judge Of SHARP County,
Ark, at Evening Shade, Ark., on the 2jth day of
Nov 1910
Claimant names a8 wltne8aesi Il, M, llueEabee.
Joe llerndon, John lluckabeo Tom l3ettIs all Of
Center, Ark,
GUY w. CARON, Register,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
A sH FLAT

There VIII oo al n,o
n the literary society at 'he
Ichool house Saturday nisn''
Harmon Ritchie's condition IS
|teadiIy improving and his mum :
Irous friends hope to see MIN ou'
loon.
| Frank Rice and mother who v
soo,e time resided a few miles
|rom Ash Flat, are new residents
II our town.
/ 1aase Wade has moved the
lostoffice fixtures and his stock
A GOODS into the handsome new
building on Main street "0lci' n0
| Jas just completed
| Mrs, Jane Roland, who has
leen residing in Texas and Jeh'
lessee for some time, is mere
|mooc relatives, with whom she
Viii make her home in future
4 Mr.. Kellett Of Williford was
hokino over our town lately with
he view of locating. He seem
Ii favorably impressed and Will
|kely move his family here III
be early future
\ W, p. Williams and family
kbo live a short distance south
/ town, will become citizens OF
bis place this week They Will
ecupy the residence property
kcentIy vacated by Jesse Wade
/ School is moving along nicely
hd its many friends are well
leased with the progress 1t Is
bakiog. The free term Of the
bhool opens Monday and a large
Rcrease Of attendance is looked
br.
r. A. Robins is the
hampton sweet potato grower OF
His section. He recently gath
led A bushels Of potatoes from
} third of an acre Of ground.
|nly two bushels and one peck
|ere used at the planting.
miss Jane Biggers, perhaps
lie oldest resident in this section,
klebrated her Sch anniversary
jst Saturday at her home one
jile north Of town. A number
relatives and friends were
Resent and all declared the oc-
&sion a most enjoyable one.
ho many friends Of the aged
|dy sincerely hope for many
hppy returns Of the day,
i've regret very much to chron-
le the death Of Major Enoch O.
Ioll, who passed away at his
Pine in lizard county last Sun
by night, He was q sufferer Of
kralysis which caused his death.
Hncle Enoch" had reached the
pc old age of 50 years and was
% Of the few surviving veterans
the Mexican and Civil wars.
through life he was chorac-
|rized by his bravery and many
Pble deeds, A legion Of friends
Il long moarn the death Of this
BOD old man,
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Cattle Bring Good Prices.

j, A, Stages has shipped from
Melbourne during the past two or
three weeks seven cars Of cattle
TO st, Louis. One Of the cars
contained cattle purchased in u
district in lizard county from
which the cattle ticks have been
eradicated and they brought
in tho market 3j cents per hund-
red moro than those secured by
Mr., Stages in the quarantine
district. The prices received for
the entire shipment were Of the
topmost price offered in tho mar.
ket,
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WARNING ORDER.

Before j. K, Carpenter j. =, In Cave township
sharp County, ArkAnsnB,
W. NJ Barnett, Plaintiff
Va
=, W. Pierce, doing business m the RInlocb
Telephone Co. Of Arkansas, Defendant
The defendant. f. W, Pierce doing buaineHs aa
The KInlock Telephone Co of Arlmnaoa, IN warn
d 10 appear In this court Within 10 dnya and ans
wor the complaint of the plaintiff W. N, Barnett
This oct ~, 1910
j. 4. Cnrnonlon ], i.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
WARNING ORDER.

Before j, Il, Carpenter H. T., In Cave township,
SHARP County, Arkanaup
G, W, LOman 4 Bros, plalntIla,
vs.
r. W. Pierce doing business as the kihlotli
Telephone Go, Of Arkansas Defendant
The defendant, +, W. Pierce, doing business as
the Kiuocl, Telephone Co. Of Arkansas, Is warm
cd to appear ip this court within 30 days and ans.
wer the complaint of the PLAINTIFF, g. W, lamau
q Bros, This Oct, Il, 1910
D. Il, Carpenter j. T.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
WARNING ORDER.

Before j, Il, Carpenter ], =, In Cave township,
Sharp County, Arkansas,
w, u, M lea Plaintiff
vs.
+, W, Pierce, doing business "a the klnlD1t
Telephone Go, of Arkansas, Defendant,
The defendant, r. w. Pierce, dolng business m
the knlock Telephone O., Of Arbanlul, IA wuN'
cd 10 appear In this court Within 10 days aud ans
wer the complaint OF the plaintiff, W, u, Notice
This Oct, lg, 1910
j, X, Carpenter j, 7.
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UNITED STATES HISTORY, iNClUD-
ING CIVIL GOVlRNMtNI.

l. Write fully of the service oil France
TO the Americans during the American
Revolution. How do you account Tor
that friendlinessl Who are some OF
the leading Frenchmen i'll this matterf
2. How were the following foreigners
prominent in American history: Fred
erick the Greatf William Pittl Sir
Walter Raleighf Napoleon Bonaparte' :
Maximilianl
g. Explain how a bill may become
law in the Ohio legislative process or
what value is the vetoi Who has this
power?
A. Describe the Presidential Succession
in detail and name those who would fol-
low up in the correct order il those
above were removed by death or other
wise.
5. Give the causes and results Of the
Mexican war. Which was the most fur
reaching resultY Explain.
.. Write about the settlement of Mary
land Describe any difficulties with Nir.
ginia.
I. Who we're "Forty-niners" "The
Ku Klux Klan"H The Federalistsl :
"Walloons"l "Sons of liberty"i "The
Underground Railroaders"H
.. name great solulcit Bieat sVi'"
tist, great prose writer, a great poet a
great jurist, great diplomat, great
teacher, great linanci,r, a great iron
tiersman, a great Indian, and great
statesman--all from Ohio. Describe an
event in the life of either Of the last
three.
.. "Ths Fugitive Slave Law of 1880 did
more than any other single cause to bring
on the Civil War" Give your reasons
for believing, or disbelieving this state
mcnt.
10. Give an account Of our acquisition
and government of the Philippines OF
the Panama Canal territory. Name the
men most influential in the early affairs
of these two enterprises.
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rent OF house worth $4,000. VIII be
gam or los. and how much. If he bor-
rows money at so to purchase the
housei Taxes, repairs and Insurance
amount to SOS per year
g. A guardian loaned 1925 OF trust
fund at o15. and the remainder at 50.
The total interest received was $3.50.
" hat was the entire trust fun1l
4. ! borrowed one-hilf of AS money
and three fourths of BIS money and then
had $40. If | received equal amounts
from each one OF them, how much did
each have at firsti
5. If "a men in IL days of hours
each dig :tch l60 feet long, 51s feet
wide, aud 30 feet deep, what depth OF
ditch lS0 feet long and 32s feet wide
could be dug by lS boys, j.. :. hoy does
only two.tbirds as much as ieini
.. a piat of grounu the snape OF an
equilateral triangle contains lOS2.5
square yards. A pole l2O feet high
s,auds perpendicular at one OF the
Angles. How far is it from the top of
the pole to center OF the base opposite
the pole'
I. An spothecary bought by avoirdu-
pois 2 pounds OF quin,ne at $40 per
ounce, which he retails at 20 cents a
scruple What per cent does he gaini
8. What must be paid for per cent
bonds so as to realize SlS per cent on
the investment
g. What is the Metric Systemi Write
the tables Of weight, of long measure
and OF surface measure. Why is IT held
in so high esteeml Why is it not more
generally u.rdr
10. A ca do piece of work in 2%
days, b in days, and in 4ii days.
5000 is gi' n for the whole work. III
these three men work together, what
will each receive for his snare OF the
work.
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GEOGRAPHY.

/. "The valley OF the La Plata will
drive the United States out of the mar
kets OF the world for provisions and
bread stulis." Explain fully.
2. Which is farther north, Halifax or
Chicagoi Washington or San Fran
ciscol Boston or Denverl Charles
ton, 8. c., or Los Angelesl
3. Describe the Panama Canal in at
least Ave important points.
4. How do you account for the loca-
tion, size, different kinds OF business,
etc, OF Naples OF Baltimoref Oi
SantiagoI Of Hamburg?
s. How does the geography affect the
government Of a country! The wealth
OF a countryt The history Of a coun-
tryi
Q. Locate a desert tract in each OF the
grand divisions and give the cause OF the
lack of rainfall. What are the uses of
desertsi
7. Draw an outline map of the Medi-
terranean Sea showing the countries and
chief ports upon its borders.
8. Name and locate the Asiatic and
African colonies of Great Britain. Name
and locate the foreign possessions of the
United States.
q. Locate and tell for what noted
Niger, Kingston, Birmingham, Duluth,
Luzon, Tananarivo, and Welland. What
flag floats over each one Of these places 7
10. Explain fully how you get the
child to understand direction, valley, dis.
tanee, latitude and longitude.
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THE ~ AND PRACTICE.
Hon dO you munro your school

l. How do you manage your school
recess and al noon intermissiong lilo
far do you Id yourself responsible I
the games t your pupils pidyl VIII!
are you interested in the sports of tne
pupiis!
2. The w ks of what leading educator
have you 81 ed most2 W hat are some
vi his specis teachings?
3. What e some of the cardinal rules
underlying good school disciplneI De-
scribe how 'ou obtain successful ends
under one of these rules.
4. Habit may be defined in terms of
character" Interpret this fully as you
understand It. " hat is the best aid in
breaking II, d bad habitY
5. Outline all the processes of the reci-
tation. ID uss one of them.
q. OF wi value are examinations
What harm may be done in their use
What can b. said along the same lines
on the subj : of tests and reportsy
I. How - the study OF psychology
assist the teacher? OF what value is
the Normal school? Shall course at
such school be required of beginner
in teaching? Why soy
8. What school laws of recent enact
ment do you recallg Give one in detail.
Q. Should every teacher be high
school graduate? Why so? How en-
courage the high school spirit in your
elementary school?
10. Would you as a teacher sign a con.
tract with your board of education for
next year that asks YOU TO rpnounce your
rights 10 jsnitor's fccs1 That asks you
TO renounce your rights TO paw for at
tendance at the institute? Why not
Would il be legal contract?
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APT QUESTIONS
FOR TEACHERS
Applicants TtJC2Tt',Ica,.ss
Had 10 Answer Them
EXAMIAATi0,! EiLD lU%E d, 10

Prepared by the State School Com
missioner to Test the Mental Quail
If:cations Of Those Who Seek POSI-
tions as Teachers In the Public
Schools.
Following Is the list of questiors
as prepared under direction of the
state conf ssioner of public schools.
and submitted at the county exam.
ination for teachers, June 4, for ele-
mentary Sc .ool certificates:
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ORTHOGRAPHY.

l. Define phonics and outline your
methods of teaching the same.
2. Write six pretxes and six sufixes
and give the meaning of each one.
g. Mark diacritieally the letters Of the
following;
"But seen too oft, familiar with her
face,
We first endure, then pity, then
embrase."
4. Give four or more uses of silent let.
ters. Show these uses in words.
S. Give at least four uses of diacritical
marks and at least four uses OF accent.
Show these uses in words.
o7 Define the following words: peril,
supremacy, surfeit illiterats, precise,
anonymous, efficient, schedule, pedagogy,
belief.
$40. Spell as the examiner pro.
Aounces; rehearsal, compel, shepherds q
purse, vaccinat noticeable, boulevard,
Partisan, tranquility, azalea, Wasatch
aqueous, oxidize, finale, sxtirpats, dssue.
tuds.
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LITERATURE.

!. Write a quotation from some clas-
sic Who wrote the classic? Give
short biography Of this author What
does the who.e selection treat Off
?. Make an outline of one Of Shakes
peare's plays that you think suitable TO
be taught in the grades. How much of
this outline would you expect your class
to know2
3. Name some Of the historic writings
OF the Bible. Some of the poetic parts
Who are the authors of these? What
can you say Of their value TO US at liter
aturel
4. Make q list of patriotic songs or
poems; name the author of each and give
the circumstances under which each one
was written.
8. Outline the career Of Byron; name
his writings and quote from two of
them. Which of his writings was based
upon his own life,
8. Describe briefly an American novel
based upon Indian life. Who wrote it (?
I. What can you tell Of the Deserted
Village"f OF the "Chambered Nau-
tilus"i Quote from either Of them.
8. Enumerate some excellent selec-
tions taken from your readers. Name
two that you would have your pupils
commit TO memory.
Q. Who wrote "Marmion"i "Beu
Hur"' "The Anglo-Saxon ChroniclepH
"The Great Stone Face"H Dixie,
Essay On Mani Lets Shake"l
"The Little Sandpiper"i "Ode to st.
Cecilia's Day"' 'Sheridan's Ride"i
10. Write about some book that you
have read this year. Give the author,
or authors. Why did you read it I
What is the greatest benefit that you
have derived from reading it'll