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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-21
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?

from the editorial columns of the Jackson
the Goth:
make safeb put gamble
the United States
within the twelve months and anybody offers you
re 10 a aforementioned
will the privilege of sitting as member of that body
impeachment
of the
troversy Hi Henry of the Clarion
Ledger over a julep; concerning
milk added
"helenblazes kills it.
percolated Fredercs brain
temporarily he just plain plumb crazy on nat one pn
:
be just as WELL per
haps the rather than appeal IT,
great aid or
ouawed business in any way to assist the outlaws
We believe this to be the
the suggestion that they
their legal rights real imaginary by appeal
NO public place by such action she
otherwise annoys any other person tne ~
York ubwomen and crusade mas
started The will be strictly enforced
the Federation of Womns Clubs to
held wearing lid will be ad
mtted progressing women may be-
come their hats off in church.
Evening Post must be seriously
i'll He hasn't for three
his face why
Why forget and permit o
to It,
In Connecticut testified that the
Of living with my mad The statement
ambiguous "respeabl his wife, or the combination
Responsibility itself is too sad maid TOT SOME
Lillian quite possible for woman to nave DOM
brains and beauty Quite possible the least necessary There
enough brainl e~her Tor her looks
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-21

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. e. w. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. Csc.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-21

a Chickering
The best is always the cheap
est. This particularly true as
applied to the purchase of a
Piano, because the Piano must
be a lasting and ever useful
instrument in your home. 1t
must be musically, artistically
and mechanically right and it
must have stability.
The Piano that is worth while
cannot be Judged by its mere
Quality of today--it must be the
instrument of tomorrow, next
yCdl dIlu yCd1S W OO1llC.
When you invest your money
in a Piano therefore, you should
be sure that it is an instrument
of Equality" in all that the word
implies.
Musicians and artists attest the
supremacy of the Chickering
Whether you purchase for cash
or take advantage of our liberal
time payment offer, we guaran-
tee the lowest factory price.
Uprights Crands
$685. $3.50 $685. $725
You can have entertainment in the
home all whitehall the time; by
laying aside few dollars each month.
This offer includes both Grands and
Uprights.
Let's talk it over more thoroughly.
Ph;1;, Werlein Ltd
Sharp County record., 1911-07-28

Fresh Bread For Sale Wednesdays And Saturdays
Sharp County record., 1911-07-28

TIE Harry school district has an
enumeration of 2l7 pupils, a gain
of 13 over last year. The Herald
says the teachers for the next term
of the public school at Hardy will
be Miss Pollye Garrett, principal,
Miss Maggie Garrett, intermediate
department. Miss Matte Clayton,
primary department
A Lincoln, Neb., Girl writes, u
had been ailing for some time with
chronic constipation and stomach
trouble, ! began taking Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and in three days ! was able to be
up and got better right along ! am
the proudest girl in Lincoln to find
such a good medicine" For sale
by all dealers
Sharp County record., 1911-07-28
DOLLAR "DECOYS"

Did you know that there
was a relationship between
dollarsY Well it must be
true anyway. Did you ever
notice that once a man gets
a few dollars others seem to
fly to his pocket as if by
magicY Most Of the dollars
of the United States are
gathered together in large
amounts. The more dollars
a man gets the faster others
join him, You may be un-
able to account for this, but
it is true nevertheless. Dol
lars like to conSregate. Why
not start a congregation of
your own, Let's explain,
You make quite a bit of
money, don't your You
spend it, don't your Well
now just for once try putting
a few dollars-just a few in
this bank, See If others
don't follow, The first few
act as a "decoy." You are
cordially invited to place
your "decoys" in this bank.
We are sure that by using
one Of our bank books for d
blind you will be able to
bag considerable.
Bank of Eyenint Shade
Sharp County record., 1911-07-28

COL Sam H. Davidson will 60 to
PocahontaS tomorrow to attend cir
cult court. He, together with At
torneys D. L. King of Williford and
Arthur Sullivan of Hardy, will rep
resent D. E. Jackson in his trial for
murder.
The directors of school district
No "a have completed the enumer-
alton Of pupils inside the limits of
the district. This year there are
only 1856 pupils in the district, a
loss of fifteen since the enumera-
ton year ago,
W. N. Arnold, a well known citi-
zen of Lebanon township, was in to
see the Record few minutes Sat-
urday while in the city on business
matters. He is thinking of moving
his family to Evening Shade, in Or
der to be near a good school, and
we hope he will do so,
Right in your busiest season
when you have the least time to
spare you are most likely to take
diarrhoea and lose several days
time unless you have Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy at hand and take a dose on
the first appearance Of the disease.
For sale by all dealers.
Sharp County record., 1911-07-28

John Jarrett, a good friend OF
this paper who lives IN Big Rock
township, was here one day this
week and made Record headquar-
terS visit,
Mrs. Sam H. Davidson has the
thanks of the Record office for a
fine watermelon, which we are sure
could not be excelled anywhere for
elegant flavor.
j. T. Richie, who lives near
town, brought the Record office a
few fine peaches Saturday. He has
a good orchard and a good crop of
fruit this season.
Sheriff w. W. BristOw and Con-
stable James Harrison of this place
are out of town summoning wit
nesses and jurors for the August
term of circuit court.
A load Of watermelons was
brought to town by Jas. Fore Of
Washington township Wednesday.
The melon crop seems to be earlier
this season than usual.
Caleb Evans, who lives a couple
of miles south of town, brought a
load of watermelons to town last
Friday, the first Of the season, for
which he found ready sale.
The Hardy Herald reports that
Mrs. |. j. Merideth has hen that
has taken a litter of five kittens to
raise, having alienated the affec-
tions of the kittens from the mother
cat.
Sharp County record., 1911-07-28

T. w. Robertson, the new owner
of roller mill property here, LETT
Thursday of last week for Poinsett
county to look after business mat
tiers and visit his family a few
days.
For summer diarrhOea in child
rem always give Chamberlains
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy and castor oil, and speedy
cure is certain. For sale by all
dealers.
The prospects for an abundant
Weld of corn and cotton in this
section are very Aatterins at this
time. 1t seems to be the unani-
nous opinion of farmers that the
cotton crop is the best for many
years at this season,
The case of the State of Arkansas
asainst D. Z. Jackson, charged with
murder in the first degree, will be
called for trial in the Randolph
county circuit court at Pocahontas
next Monday, on change of venue
from the Northern District of this
county. 1t is probable that this
case will cost Sharp county a neat
sum of money,
An investigation, based upon the
county court records, reveals the
fact that the recent term of circuit
court at Hardy cost Sharp county a
little more than $1,000, There
we're but two indictments sustained
at that term. This is an enormous
amount of money for few days OF
court to cost. Something is radio.
ally wrong somewhere.
Sharp County record., 1911-07-28
CARD FROM PICKENS

Editor Record:-l wish to correct
a statement made in last issue OF
your paper by the Maxville cores
pondent. The agreement reached
between the people in attendance
at the recent anti cattle spraying
meeting at Emery and the tick
eradication agents is to the effect
that if a majority of citizens south
of Strawberry river sign a petition
against spraying the eradication
adents are to remain out OF TINS
territory until such time as they
are petitioned by the majority to
again come and take up the work
In the meantime, while petitions
are being circulated, the agents are
to withdraw from this territory.
This is a correct statement of the
case, and any other statement to
the Maxville correspondent was an
error upon my part, However, at
the time | made a statement to the
correspondent distinctly remem-
Der to have requested him not to
publish the same as there might be
errors contained therein
T. E. PICKENS,
Maxville, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1911-07-28
Electrical Expert
TELEPHONES FOR SALE
Telephone Repairing Specially
c. C. DENT,
| IMBODEN, ARKANSAS

T. H. McCaleb of Hardy, who is
we'll known in every part of Sharp
county, tells us that he will enter
the race for assessor at the proper
time. He would fill that office most
capably,
James II. McCaleb has been sore
ly afflicted with boils the past two
or three weeks and, judging from
his remarks on the subject, he is
not bearing the ordeal with Job
like patience
A few Evening Shade people and
many from the surrounding com.
munity attended a picnic at Zion
Saturday There was also picnic
at King Mills Saturday, attended
by a large crowd,
Sprains require careful treatment
Keep quiet and apply Chamber
lain's Liniment freely. It will re-
move the soreness and quickly re-
store the parts to a healthy condi.
| ton, For sale by all dealers,
The Salem Banner says that
II, A. Nolthcutt, an attorney OF that
town, will be in the race for prose
cutting attorney Atty George +
Black Of Pocahontas has announced
in his home paper as q candidate
for prosecuting attorney,
Never leave home on journey
without q bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. II is almost certain to be
needed and cannot be obtained
when on board the cars or steam
ships, For sale by all dealers,
Following Is the number Of bales
of cotton ginned In Sharp county
each year for the past five years;
l906-4,300; l907-2,708; 1908
$3.50; l909-3,7S7 l9l0-4,33l.
From present indications the hg-
ures for 1911 will exceed those Of
1908, the high water mark for five
years,
Rev, P, II, Wilkerson of Arling-
ton, Texas, Is spending a few days
In Evening Shade, He was called
to Grange last week on account of
the death of his mother but unfor-
tunately did not reach there until
after the funeral, due to the fact
that a telesraphic message to him
was delaytl
Sharp County record., 1911-07-28
EOI|CE

Notice Ia hereby given 'M 'I y |.
was on the 2lst day of June w, !,
ministrator Of the estate Of li'a, |.
deceased, and ali persons h'Hta 'u' \
said estate are required TO e'n'e !. !.
pcrly authenticated to said .'l, 'a1',, !.
ak months after the date Of Wv Y
they may be precluded from ~ n
eetste, and II eaid claims are ''''.. y.
ono year from the date Of 's'a,',' ''y /
said, they shall be forever O'l.' l'.
from any benefit from said '''s M
Administrator Of the estate "'
deceased,
Sharp County record., 1911-07-28
T II Z T AIR

A number of citizens from differ.
ent portions Of the county who arc
interested in the establishment Of G
county fair at this place met here
Saturday An attempt was made
more than q year ago. It is remem-
bered, by the members of the
Farmers Union and others to es-
tablish a fair here, but the effort
failed. The Union Is taking up the
proposition again, this time with
better success 1t is hoped New Of
fcers were elected as follows, A, S,
Hester, President; A, W, Rush, Vice
President, +, l., Dlckerson, Secre-
tory; 7, 7, Heath, Treasurer; joseph
Ault, Ground Manager The follow.
Ing board of directors was chosen,
j, M Rogers, j, j, Swalford Ed
Thompson, W. A, Berry, George W,
j, A, llollinesworth, p, j,
Sehales, Another meeting Is to
be held next Tuesday, from which
something more tangible may be
Sharp County record., 1911-07-28
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'sss,s's ssass 'o: Of IlM41zzu

The Sharp county board of COM
miSsioners of accounts met at the
court house Monday and the mem
bers are busily engaged in going
over county affairs and the ac-
counts Of officials The board is
composed Of Jasper JuStus Of Eve
ming Shade, B. T. Meeks Of Sidney
and Byrd Baker Of Lave Creek
township.
Assessor W. F. Smith and his
deputy 7, II. McCaleb, are here
this week taking lists of the peoples
property, Assessor Smith asks the
Record to state that after August
3 those who have not given in lists
of their property will be placed on
the delinquent list. He states pos
itively that his books will close and
the penalty attach August 3, and
our readers should take notice.
Sharp County record., 1911-07-28
ASSESSORS NOTICE

Notice s hereby gfen that will meet the tas'
payers of Sharp county, Arkansas A. the follow
lha times and places for the purpose assessing
the real and personal property and per capita tax
of all persons liable to pay the same for the year
lOlll
Plhey Fork township, Evening Shade, Thurs
day Friday and Saturday July g0sgl.as, | will
remain at Evening Shade ten days commencing
July u and ending August 0,
All persons owning real estate are requested to
bring their title papers to avoid mistakes
WILLIAM 4. SMltU
Sharp County record., 1911-07-28
COMMISSIONER

Notice Il hereby given 'D''.' l.,',
directions contained IN 'n' s''." S"'
chancely Court for the S,','S NM
made and entered Of recon- mv W ,rl \
1911, In n certain cause, ,sS u',,, Jl|
T,u,,ccs for tic stockholders a,I
vito, and A, y, Albright IIaD% "
], 4, Lamar, W, NJ DaI''%J ~ A
J, II, Morgan, Defendants a ,,.'' ~
and ", I. Horn and r =, ol''l,. l'''s IA
John O. Wolf and R. A. pS,, , S,'sd,I
Stockholders Of Bank o. 'yl 'pylAbt|
Casey, Substituted Tru',e ,,nai
Lamar, John Brim' % ., @n,.,,da
and Martha b. Lamar, O',.I.',a,u v N
signed as Special oon'''''','s '''' 0sc m
pointed by said court x'',,, ,,Is,. a "
auction auction to the highest OIda',, '.',, Sdp|
of ,hc court house In 'NT ,1",, '0". pr'
Arkansas, between the ''''
for judicial sales. .n,v on ,assh|
the following described NV 's'' ',soISl
The south half 0, ~ 'pv pav0,I,saae|
rS,,,v" no,'Swe't quarter Of section sN.s,I a
'G,,""l,o or'.oo, north Of vaaf' I''''~,a '""ras|
hundred Hrrip and twenty s''''' '.s'%s@a %u 4
The north half Of ne ,1S,ISp SS'@ e'1
southeast sSS,hsas, quarter Of Of ..., u, i,ifa II. Y
sSS,,on sepI" eipht and the ', ea', 's,aaariIupt'| At
quarter of Che so''ln",'s IT., n0,lh d n
in township fifteen ~. "', more d N
containing 60 eighty acres .''Ss, '''v,s w
's"S" SU',Ia'I,'u lyInr and being ''I"'s Ia'..rp
pIspIe, 1s''I' Of SHARP Count. .. S1 |" 1cms
',IcI Lot seven, in block one o,'',, y vi
three, In block one " 4 rq
being situate In the '0." .a
county and slate Aforesaid '.',,,ntS'
Terms of sale On a !, ''''s :, os|
purchaser leIne feaa''tr 'alo"'I,y. lIe N
approved rers 'nal ''oS'Is, ,,',s he @h"|
an the land to secure ..I
,haao money hand On lhsT
lpli, H,''' ,As.sS'a
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Sharp County record., 1911-07-28
LOCAL NEWS.
ssNH>N~~~N~~NNNNN'

DR.. H. L. Darby of Mammoth
Spring is a new reader of the
Record.
W. F. Stanfill, one of the best
citizens of Cave City, was in town
Monday.
P. j. Pickett, an old citizen of
Franklin, was here the first part of
the week
P. J. Schales, one of our good
friends at Center, was in to see us
Saturday.
John M. Taylor and W. B. Ed
wards, citizens of Polk, were in the
city Tuesday
j. R. Richardson, a prosperous
farmer of Franklin, was in Evening
Shade Tuesday.
The Records good friend John M.
Rogers of Emery was a pleasant
caller Saturday.
Mrs j. P. Cochran went to Win
field, Kan, lat fot III! with a
sister living there.
Miss Ella Davidson left a few
days ago for a visit with relatives
at Bonham, Texas.
Miss Ethel McCaleb is here from
Batesville visiting relatives and her
many young friends.
James B. PEBBLES was here from
Lebanon township Wednesday as
sessiDs his property,
Mrs j. r. Edwards is here from
Batesville visiting her parents, Mr.,
.and Mrs. W. G. Shaver
Jeff Davis was in town Wednes-
day, Not Senator jeff, but the
jeff from lizard county,
Elder W. M. Duren, the Baptist
pastor, will begin a series of meet
ings here next Sunday,
c. P, Bray and family of Sullivan
township spent Sunday in Evening
Shade, the guest Of relatives.
County Judge Allen Gay was in
town Monday and Tuesday on busi-
ness connected with his office.
Rev. W. M. Nesbitt, pastor of the
Methodist church, has gone to Hol-
comb, Mo-, for a visit with his fam
lily.
Mrs. T. W. Shaver and her two
little daughters are here from Little
Rock, guests of the family of W. G.,
Shaver,
Mark Stout was here from Cave
township Wednesday and rolled a
dollar into the Records depleted
treasury.
Alonzo Stanfll and D, Sauls, sub
stantial citizens of Pouehkeepsie,
were visitors to Evening Shade one
day this week,
Joe Owens, the spectacle man,
who has been coming TO Evening
Shade for many years, was here
two days lately,
When you boost your school you
are boosting your town, A good
school Is the only salvation" for
most inland towns
Misses Allie and Pauline Cochran
returned to their home at West
Plains, Mo-, Friday, after q visit of
u week or two here,
Elder Joseph Pickett of near
Franklin was here Sunday He
left Monday for Woodruff county to
look after some business,
W. c, Shaver was at Bethesda,
independence county several days
last week at the district conference
of the M, f. Church South,
J, D, Berry and family, who have
been living on farm near here,
moved to town Monday. They are
occupying the j, D. Collins prop
The oasis., 1911-07-29

HermOsillo. Mir. McCord is hand ling large tract of land, embrac- ing more than one million acres in the Altar district, near the inter- national boundary in the Saric region. Mir. McCord contemplates making his headquarters in No- gales.
 The Wylie Transfer Company, T. J. Wylie, proprietor, moved TIE OASIS printing plant Saturday afternoon and Sunday, doing a good job. MT. WyIie has every facility for handling loads of all kinds, whether light or heavy, small or bulky. The way he hand led the heavy presses and parts of the big cylinder press was expert work of the highest class.
 Messrs. Noon & Barry, the law yers, are extending their practice in the courts and governmental de- partments of both the state and federal governments, and have en- trusted to their care many very important interests in the republic on the other side of the line. Every matter Confded to the firm is given most careful attention, and those retaining them get value received.
 At the Lyric Theater next Mon- day evening there will be a water meeting to which all citizens of Nogales and their families are in- vited. Free tickets will be issued to all desiring them. The usual entertainment will be given, and between the acts we'll posted speak
The oasis., 1911-07-29

CTS will present the water question in the interest of the municipal water system. A general invita- tation is extended.
 Last Saturday Nogales was visit ed by MT. Benton Dick, district att torney of Pima county, who came to confer with District Attorney w. A. O'Connor and Assessor A. A. Doherty with regard to the assessment of cattle ranging along the line between the two counties. Tuesday Judge O'Connor went to Tucson on the same business. It is agreed that the cattle shall be assessed in the county where they range.
 Last Saturday afternoon and Sunday, the printing plant of THE OASIS, embracing four presses, a paper cutter, a perforator, stapling machine, five imposing stones, and numerous cases of type, with all other paraphernalia of a we'll ap- pointed printing office, was mov- ed from the building it has oc- cupied more than twelve years, to the new building erected by THE OASIS corporation, on Grand ave- nue, next to the Post Office. To set everything up again required, sev- eral days: but now everything "ia in ship shape"
The oasis., 1911-07-29

Nr. Frank Cox, the we'll known mining superintendent, was at No- gales Tuesday.
 MT. Wm. Lowe, post master and merchant at Tubac, was a visitor at Nogales Tuesday.
 For Rent: Two rooms at $500 2 week. Inquire of P. Schellberg, Nelson avenue.
 Wednesday evening Nogales and vicinity were visited by gentle, soaking rain which did a deal of good.
 Tuesday Nogales was visited by Mr. H. Lawton, general passenger agent for the Southern Pacific of Mexico.
 Thursday evening MT. Bracey Curtis, president of the First Ma tional Bank, returned from Los Angeles.
 Mr. Thomas A. Hughes, of La Colorado, who was visiting Nogales last week, returned to that camp Saturday night.
 Mir. Frank Davis, the we'll known mining man, from the Rio Yaqul, was a visitor at Nogales Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Mrs. Samuel Leeker and her mother, Mrs. Flatto, with Mrs. Ieeker's two little sons, are sojourn- ing now in Long Beach, California.
 Mir. H. A. Smith, the Sonora land operator, was at Nogales Wednesday night, going from Tucson to Llano and Hermosillo.
 A post office has been establish ed at Alto Camp, in the Santa Rita mountains, and Mir U. L. Logan has been appointed post master.
 Send broken glasses to be re- paired or duplicated, to Dr. Schell, Tucson, Arizona. Complete grind jDg plant, enabling him to make prompt returns. tf
 Tuesday morning MT. A. M. COnard, general manager for the Sonora Copper Company, started jOr Kansas City, where he expected to remain several weeks.
 Tuesday morning there was at Nogales, en route to Los Angeles jOr a visit, MT. c. R. Hart of the Sonora Ore Buying Company at AermosilIo and La Dura.
 The Elite Millinery, P. o. block has received some new hair nets and rats. Also has a nice line ol ladies vests, union suits, collars silk gloves and silk lisle hosiery.
 Monday evening there was al NOgales returning to his home in Guaymas MT. A. Frese, head ot the House of Moller, who had been risitingin Los Angeles some weeks
 Doctor s. A. Williams, the Her mOsillo dentist, was at Nogale' Wednesday morning, en route tC Los Angeles, to visit with hi' iamily, who make their home 1T that city.
 Saturday morning of last weel there was at Nogales en route t( los Angeles, MT. Jose Maria Mo 1enO, Jr. of Alamos, son of tn, prominent and we'll known lawye ol the same name.
 Tuesday there was at Nogales on route to Los Angeles, for ; short vacation, Mir. H. Wismarth