davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
SURPRISE WEDDlN G
Arthur E Snow And Miss Grace Collins Spring
Surprise On Their Friends.

The fact became known Sunday
that Arthur f. Snow and Miss
Grace Collins were united in the
bonds Of matrimony on the night OF
May 25th by Justice of the Peace
T. j. Davidson at the home of Mr..
Davidson. Just why the young
people should keep their friends in
the dark about this most important
transaction of their lives for a little
more than three weeks is up to
them to explain in a satisfactory
way to those friends However, we
have no doubt they have already
been forgiven for this bit of decep-
ton, and that all their many
friends will join this paper in Of
fering congratulations and extend
ing hearty wishes for a long life
filled abundantly with success and
happiness.
Mr. Snow is a member of the
Snow Drug Co., and is a popular
and capable druggist. Mrs. Snow
is the winsome daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. M. Collins. Both these
young people grew up in Evening
Shade, and none could have en-
barked on the sea Of matrimony
carrying with them the best wishes
of a greater number of their ac-
quaintances.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
A D Y | C E F R E {

There is nothing so cheap
as advice, more especially if
you are not particular about
the kind. There is so much
advice afl0at that even the
humblest can have a plenty.
From the street corner orator
to the housewives admOni-
ton to the neighbor over the
back yard fence, advice, free
as air, is always in circula-
ton, There are many grades
Of advice, but the kind most
valued is the kind that is
SOUGHT. The banker han
dies money and is in touch
with financial deals of many
kinds. Are you a patron of
the bankY Do you need ad-
viceY Would you like to
know what someone thinks
who ought to be in a position
to know something about
business deals. The banker
is busy with his own affairs,
but he is not too busy to
give you his frank opinion
if you ask for it. That is the
kind of advice that is worth
having, the kind asked for,
and even that kind does not
cost you anything,
Bank of Evening Shade.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
LOCAL NEWS.
ssN~~NN~N~~NN
And the rains descended.

And the rains descended.
Thursday was the longest day of
the year.
Sheriff w. W. Bristow left Thurs
day for Hardy to look after some
business.
Mrs. Walter Cole and her little
son are here from Elgin visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. H. Clark.
A daughter weighing II pounds
was born to MIR. and Mrs Oliver M.
Schales, who live near town, Mon
day.
"A marriage license was issued
Saturday to R, c. Matlock of Cave
City and Miss M. A. Marlin of Max
vile.
J. A. Patterson and r. c. Kent
two of the Records good friends in
Sullivan township, were in town
Saturday,
W. A. Edwards went to Bates
vile Tuesday and will spend sever
al days there looking after business
interests.
Mrs. 7. |. Young left Saturday
for her home at Batesville, after {
visit here with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. M. Collins.
W. T. Horn, Jack Simpson ant
Rev. W. II. Stewart, three good cit
liens of Cave City, were pleasan
callers at the Record sanctum Sat
urday.
DR., J, z, Bailey, dentist O
Springfield, Mo-, and a very pleas
ant gentleman, Is spending the
week in Evening Shade doing work
in his profession
Joe B, Watkins and family ar1
preparing to remove to lmbodel
very shortly, where Mr. Watkins
will open up jewelers. shop, Man!
friends will regret to see them 10.
A Poughkeepsie well drilling
company is sinking a well at tn
residence of County Treasurer Johl
W. Thompson in Morgan township
A distance of 230 feet has beel
gone without striking water.
There were sixteen applicants 70
teachers license before County ES
amincr 0. C. Shaver Wednesda,
and Thursday of last week, OF thi
number six received first grade Il
cegses, four received second grad
and six received third grade.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23


Chamberlalns Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets will brace up the nerves,
Danish sick headache, prevent des-
pondency and invigorate the whole
system. Sold by Snow Drug Co,
Our neiehbor town of Cave City
is advertising a picnic for the Glor-
ious Fourth. A picnic at Cave City
is an annunl event and the people
there are expecting the usual big
crowd and pleasant time on next
4th.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23


The Woodman of the World lodge
Of Evening Shade will on next Sun
day at the Sidney cemetery deco
rate the grave of the late George F.
Kirtley.
Mrs, Mamie Wann, who has been
visiting relatives at Lonoke and
other points in the state since the
closing of the Hardy school, is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. 0. c. Sha-
yer.
The negro population held a chill
drens' day service on Polk Bayou
Sunday and it is said there was a
good deal Of b0isterous conduct and
"cuttin' up" during the day, And
it is said, too, that all the disturb
ance was made by white folks,
Oliver Rogers, one of the old
timers of Davidson township, spent
several days with his many old
friends here last week. Uncle o.
iver owns property in Evening
Shade and will probably again be,
come a citizen of the town before
very lonb
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice Va hereby given that In pursuance OF the
directions contained In the decree Of the Sharp
Chaneery Court for the Southern District, duly
made and entered OF record on the ID day Of May,
1911, In certain cause, (No, 1917 then pending
therein between John q, Wolf and Il, A, Dowdy.
Trustees for the Stockholders Of Bank of latoB.
Vile, and A. u, Albright Trustee, Plaintiffs and
j, A. Lamar, W, N, lIahett, w. 7, Horn and
j. II. Morgan, Defendants, and same PLAINTIFF
and W. 4, Horn and +, u, Horn, Defendants, and
John q Wolf and Il, A. Dowdy, Trustees for The
Stockholders of Bank Of Bateaville, md \, NJ
Casey, Substituted Trustee, Plaintiffs, and 7. A.
Lamar, John |rIm, ], A, Laman, q, T. Lamar
and Martha H. Laman, Defendants, the under
signed ~ Special Commissioner In Chaneery ap'
pointed by said eJnrt viii offer for sale at public
auction TO the highest bidder at the south doc,
Of the court house In the town Of Evening shade
Arkansas, between the hours preaedl,ld by law
for judicial sales, on
SATURDAY, July 20, lDii,
the following described real estate, to.wti
The south half Of the southeast quarter Of
section FOUR and the northeast quarter of tht
northwest quarter OF section nine, IN township
hftoon, north Of range Ave weut, containing one
hundred and twenty aerea, more or less,
The north half Of the northeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of section seventeen and The
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter Of
section eight and the east half Of the southwes,
quarter OF the southwest quarter Of section eiuht
IN township llfteeh, north Of range i've west
containing eighty acres, more or leas, all Of said
lands lying and being situate In the Southern
District Of Sharp County, Arkansas.
Lot seven, In block one, in Gave Square and ol
three In block onc In Public Square, lying and
being situate In the town of Cave Cily, district
county and state aforesaid,
Terms OF Bale On credit Of three months
purchaser being required TO execute notes viii
approved personal security, lien being retained
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23

Fresh Bread For Sale Wednesdays And Saturdays
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Ssass sss Of &stH2Izzu

1T cured me-" or 1T saved the
life of my child" are the express
ions you hear every day about
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, This is true
the world over where this valuable
remedy has been introduced. No
other medicine In use for diarrhoea
Or bowel complaints has received
such general approval. The secret
Of the success Of Chamberlain's Col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Is that It cures, Sold by Snow
Drug Co.
G. H, Cravens, civil engineer Of
DeQueen, Sewer county, was In
Evening Shade several days lately
He Is viewing the entire country be.
tween Dallas, Texas, and st, Louis
and Is gathering information about
the resources of the country and
the probable tonnage for a railroad
should II be built through the route
he Is going over, which he declares
Is by many miles the shortest line
between the two GREAT commercial
centors named, After this inrorma-
ton has been compiled 1t will be
laid before different railroad com
panies and published in different
journals Of the country In the hope
that attention will be attracted to
the route strongly enough to result
In the construction Of a road,
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
ASSESSORS N01|'

No,,ce ,s hereby qIrcn that will !, '',' A, 4 /
oayera Of sharp county Arkansas, Il | "A
lnp times md places for the p"'pJ' ud'o,t M
,ho M ronl and personal properly a""' '.'a' lot NJ
Of ali persona liable to pay wv ''
IfOlll r,AgnN
Biz Creek township cala'"'"''
"Ip"s' Ss"t, township, sOtlbyvHl'' MO- aS''" 1'~
sucll Rock school House TO'''''' =
View, Wednesday, June w r,o,sD NJ
Cave township, Cave o''S '''
day, June gD-BOr ,,0Oday, fasaV
Hardy township, Hardy "V''
Wednesday, July iOsil'i9' a,,,,.dar, w
Mo,san township, Center iIp ~. fhsTLN
Waphinrtou V,V'aI, 'u township, po~'''' '''''
July IA. .,..n,s saiurd'y :,
DrIekel Springs, MondH" '"'
day, July II, 90 nam, WsdnsaN
johnson township st' fa'' =,
10 e,anIna sh@e
pIney Fork township bV,"N ',,,v Ngp l
day, Friday and SATURDAY %" s", dsy ~
remain at l1venlne shade "a"
,iulv "a and ending AufuH' " ays ~
Al An persons owning real s,'s'' .s"Ia ara,',!
bring their title papers WILLIAM
Assessor sharp Count" -.-<|'
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23

on tho land to secure the p'y''" "''
chase money, AL. ,o,h day "
Given under my hand on this 'V"''
'Ol' JAS. Nj sIalsVs ",
Special Commissioner ID ''"'
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
THE RECORD
BY CLAUDE L. COGER.

Entered at the PostolIicc at Evening Shade Ark,
as sccond-class matter,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28
w. B. RICHARDS, B. S. A.

Animal Husbandman N. Oak. Ayr. COL
Iege and Elk. Statlon-Sec. NJ. Oak.
Live Stock Assn.-Sec. and Execu-
tive Officer Stallion Registration
Board.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28

he came to North Dakota to take up
his present position.
He has done great deal Of work
In analysing grains and soils. He Is,
however, better known for his work
in connection with pure food, pure
paint and pure drugs. He has drawn
most of the bills and enforced them as
laws. Many law suits have been
brought abainst him, but so carefully
have the bills been drawn that there
has not been a technically on which
the laws could be set aside. No state
in the Union has better pure products
laws or better enforcement His
contention Is that the label shall tell
the truth-that the composition of the
product and the amount of 1t shall be
indicated.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28
Growing Oats.

have always been successful in
growing oats, and have found the fol-
lowing method of cultivation the most
satisfactory: first break up the
ground, making close burrows, and
then take a round pointed shovel and
even up the ridges, says writer in an
exchange. I use 200 pounds of fertil-
izer to the acre and spread broadcast.
Then l SOW the oats and those that
fall on the ridges will be turned into
the burrows, so that they will be dis
tributed as evenly as If drilled Final
~. take an old-fashioned sled, turn
it bottom up and, beginning at the
front end, weatherboard it so that the
shoulders of the weather5oards will
crush clods and level the field when
drawn across
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28

accomplish this through Il co-opera-
ton with county superintendepts in
conducting contests for school chill
dren with corn, potatoes, strawberries.
Sewing and cooking. This year over
10000 school children are growing
corn in these contests. (2) Movable
agricultural schools which stay In one
place from one to two weeks. (3) BY.
$lecturing on agricuiture before teach
srs institutes. (41 BY educational
exhibits ct fairs. BY sending ont
Information on farming through the
Brsas.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28

r q q ed on q
stock farm in
Wisconsin. After
graduation from
t b e Wisconsin
Agricultural COL
lege he was en-
ployed as an in
structor in ami
NAL husbandry
there. In 1904 he
came to North
Dakota to his
present position.
Professor Rich
ards is taking a
very active part
in encouraging
the live stock in.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28

periments, cultural methods, horticul-
tural work, and the largest alfalfa ex-
pertinent in the United States. He
has published several annual reports,
also press bulletin No. 43 on alfalfa,
and with Chas. Brand he has written
bulletin No. 1856 on alfalfa issued by
bureau of plant industry. He is also
taking very active part in farmers
Institutes and dry farming meetings.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28
jail for Broody Hens.

After remaining on the nest two or
three days the hen may then be con-
fined in an airy coop or pen. large
enough to admit of exercise, but free
from anything Of which she could
make a nest -. 4. f.. 80 +.
Feed her lightly and give her plenty
OF water: I: =:
Another good Jail for the broody
hen is a small coop with Stat bot
tom, through which the air can circu-
late 49,. 49,. s.,..:. r. .x:<f;.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28
L. R. WALDR0N, B. S. A., M. S.
Superintendent Substation, Dickinson,
N. D.

Graduate North
Dakota Agricul-
tural College in
1899; M. S. from
Michigan Agricul-
tural college in
1902; assistant
professor in bot
any and biology
North Dakota Ag-
ricultural college
until he was ap-
pointed superin-
tendent of the
Dickinson substa-
ton, where he is
carrying on vari.
ETY. tests in farm
crops, rotation ex-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28
Cumberland .RaspbarrIes.

Z Cumberland blackcap raspberry Is
Increasing In popularity. It produces
large crops Of fine berries Gregg is
ALSO excellent where the winters are
! not too severe. Kansas II Is planted
largely In the north JIM $ s5s =# =. ~:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28
Goat on a High Plane.

roughly drive him aside he may be
ARRESTED If goat enters the yard OF
"a person, not his owner, and rock OF
! clubs be bounced off his body, the per
son guilty of the offense must pay a
, fine of 80 cents. If the engineer Of a
rail train sees a goat on the track the
train must halt until the animal is
gently coaxed to move off.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28
PROF. E. r. LADD, B. S.
Chemist North Dakota Agricultural
College and Experiment Station
State Food Commissioner.

On graduation
from the Maine
Agricultural col.
lege he went to
New York as an
assistant to Pro-
fessor Babcock,
the inventor of
the Babcock test,
who was then
chemist Of the
New York expert
ment station. Four
years later when
Professor Babcock
went to Wisconsin
Professor Ladd
became CHI 1 Q I
chnmiat Tn 1901
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28

terests of the state. He is in demand
as stock judge in Canada and the
surrounding states as well as in North
Dakota. He thoroughly realizes the
value of good stock. Through the
class room, farmers Institutes, fairs
and writings he is spreading the gos-
pei of better farming through more
and better stock
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28
GOAT PLACED ON HIGH PLANE
Stringent Laws In Switzerland for
Protection Of Anlmal-Must Be
Soaked Out Of Way.

Switzerland is the one country In
the world where the goat is placed on
q pedestal above man. Any person
guilty of an offense against the dignity
)of the goat must pay a fine. and he
may be sent to Jail. If person
should meet goat on path and
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28
G. w. RANDLETT, 3. S. A., MS.
Director Extension Department North
-. Dakota Agricultural College.

Attended tn Q
Iowa Agricultural
college; graduate
Iowa State Teach
ers' college and
the North Dakota
Agricultural col.
lege. Spent. ii
years in public
school work be-
. fore coming to
the North Dakota
Agricultural col.
lege. Professor
Randlett is work
ing to bring about
better farming
and better homes.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28

There lis a iephone line running
south. west, and north Of Edmore but
none toward the east ana agitation has
started to build one.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-28
WITS The FIRST NATIONAL

" Martin Hagen entered Dakota Bust
ness College sof Fargo to prepare 70,
business life Upon & graduation he
was sent as hookkeeper for the above
bank. making +. ten pupils employed
Young men wishing & to become hank
ers should take the q $B C. course
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
ITALIAN SOLDIERS
LOSE THEIR HEADS
Troops at Tripo1i Beyond
Control of Their Officers;
Barbarous Scenes.

BERLIN oct IA dispatch Ia the
I.cial AnzciScr from Trpoh, dated %
tober IS. br way Of Tunis. SAYS tho ltal-
ians lost In Mondays battle oe5 Killed
or wounded Tho Turkish losses were
slight. but The Arabian cavalry met VIII
severe losses.
The Italians are Selling hundreds Of
natives bringing them into the city III
chains and shooting them IN groups.
Italian discipline is dcmoralizcd.
The soldiers have lost their heads Anh
are almost out OF control of their oi :
Gccrs. The general staff is more thah
uneasy.
According Ia, the correspondent m
Thursday's bnjlle the losses on both sides
ucrc enormous. hundreds OF TrlpolitahF
broke through the Italian lines and DIS
appeared In tho oasis. For the FIRST t,n1t
tho Turks were rcpulscd. instead oi WIN
drs wing voluntarily. Nevertheless They
repeated several times their vain at
tacks.
Tho Turks have organized a reSula!
caravan service for provisioning tnc)i
forces from the southern provinces. ln'
Arabs are streaming moro nurcrousN
Than ever TO tho aid of the Turks, Q
from the most remote provinces.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
SAYS CRY OF WORLD
IS FOR PROHIBITION

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Oct. 2o.-"The one
sob and CRY OF the world today is not for
an International brewers congress In the
second greatest city OF our republic 10 tell
men now 10 dcbsse themselves. little by
lttlf. or how TO dVinli beer moderately"
said Mrs. Mary Il. ISuhl OF Illinois In a
speech before lhe National Women 5
Christian Temperance union this after
noon.
The sob is for interna tionat congress
Of rulers. leaders and governors 20 help
bring about not ouly universal peace
measures but universal prohibition meas
ures that shall teach tho universal broth :
erhood .: man thsl which Will make for
a clean citizenship. new politics. and
honest commercislsm. q protective gov
ernment. and that will safeguard al all
cost The sacred interests Of home life.
following our pattern on the Mount -
The national officers Of tho Women $
Christian Temperance union today eX-
pressed themselves as particularly
pleased With the committee that had
charge OF the recent luncheon 10 Prcsi-
dent TAFT which they characterized "a
liduorless banquet"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

lv memoria,ized them 10 the throne, ', lne
d,r,ards arc prcfaced by the dccl'lallniI
fbat tho troops will uphold the d!haslS
IL INC provisions set forth arc GrHh,cu'
7'b. demands include the proWoiGatloh
.1f n parliament with power io reI 'sc ~.
constitution: that the army ana n"NE
shah moi be employed In intcrhauvn"'
troublcs without thc consent ol 1"ll.a
n,onf. that tlc emperor shall no longer
have absolute power with rcspcc' TO ny
and liberty; that political eNdcS SIal pS
pa art;oucd. that a responsible capIhet I',u
preinicr shall he chosen by inc aS@tIhp'S
and that royals shall he Ineligible 10 the
cabinet. i g,
Tho presentation OF the mrmvrla'
caused a great sensation AT th" p'lac,-
\ telegram received from admiral san
according TO the same dispalch, SAYS ti"t
The navy threatens 20 desert unless tHNtc
Is political change.
4 special dispatch from lisnkow say
tnc foreign residents are considered 70
he I'm danger. Accordingly the foreign
Warships have landed extra guards. Res
ident volunteers are patrolllnS me streets
With a machine gun.
Americans arc attending the most Sc
rlously wounded OF the impenalists VINO
fell In Eliday'S battle. This was nerce
engagement, the fight continuing all dan.
The rebels were completely outmancu-
Vcred.
\ special from Pckin says the impcr-
iaiists advanced TO attack tiau-Nang on
saturday The result thus FAR is not
known Yuan shI l<ai has submitted Il
memorial To tho throne requesting per
mission 10 enroll 10000 more soldiers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
HAYWOOD DENOUNCES
THE CAPITALISTS

CINCINNATI. O.. Oct. 29-William d.
Haywood, former secretary and treasurer
or The Western Federation of Miners, In
a speech here today before the iapor
unionists and Socialists. denounced the
capitalists Of the state of California IN
referring TO the Mcnamara murder case
and said that the juries were generally
"packed" for the benefit OF the wealthy
opposed to the laboring class. or the
poor.
Haywood said the Mcnamara brothers
are not guilty OF the crime for which they
are about TO be tried, but that the whole
affair is a conspiracy-on the part OF the
steel trust which knows that the Nc
Namara brothers stood between IL and
the laboring class.
In conclusion lie said they will not get
a fair trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
FAILING SIGHT
IS NOT FATAL

The point has been recently made that
no case of Chronic Bright Disease has
ever recovered In which the nervous
system had so far collapsed as 10 de-
generate the optic nerve.
Numbers of such cases have recovered
In at least three Instances the patients
were blind. and there have been scores
in which the eyesight was failing
Shortly after the great fire in 1905
there were assembled at Burns Ham
three people, whose lives hung on p
thread. All had been condemned to
death The three were Mr., Frank III.
Winter, Deputy United States Marshal
~ Honolulu: Mr., G, b. Nash OF the =. p.
Il. H. Co.. resident of Oakland. and E
MI I.awton. also of Oakland All three
had extreme cases of Brieht's Disease
In The case OF Nash and T.awton that the
cyesight WAS disappea ring. The case or
Marshal Winter did not present the eye
symptom. but We simply include MN AS
he was there al The time and viii saw in
parenthesls that he was so swollen with
uropsy that the Honolulu physicians had
given up HE case and II didn't look like
he could live Two weeks
Having particularly in mind the cases
OF Nash and Lawton. as they were re-
cent and presented The supposed raJa
advised or the results obtained. we tool
the matter no with our physician and
asked for his report II includes all three
OF NE cases assembled at the baths for
follows All three Of the patients are
we'll. Conductor Nash Is on his train
aga II, l.awton has made recovery anC
advlces from Winter within the last two
months assert his continued health and
activity.
Recoveries under Fulton's Renal Com
pound are being reported I'm AL kinds or
kidney cases from those involving ibn
heretofore fatal eye symptom down INT
vhcre this symptom is in evidence, IU.
he!p o! skilled physician Is ofien need
ed l" increase the eEnnarious and hold
up The heart, cue, until the infIa ANNA ion
IN Tie kidney begins 10 respond 10 the
Renal Compound.
Kidney Disease. whe lher in tho frst
Stage or in the chronic and supposed In.
curabie form. Is now positively cIra hIc
IN great majority OF cases.
We desire 10 near from and advice
with those NOT recovering by the thirL
week. John j. Fulton Company 645 Rat,
terry ST. San Francisco. Literaturs mailed
free.
Fulton's Renal compound can be had
", YOUR city At Schramm- johnson. Drugs
Five Stores,