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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-14
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BRIDGEPORT LINE TO NEW YORK

FARE 60 GENTS
 STEAMER BRIDGEPORT Jasve Bridgeport, Fairfield Avenue wharf week days, at A. M. Returning leave New York. week days, Pier 27. E. R., F. M. Foot of East 22d Street, 3:3O F. M.
 STEAMER NAUGATUCK leave of Union Street, daily, except Satur- day. at 12 night Returning. leave New York, Pier 27. E. R.,daily. excen, Sundays. II A. M. Due Bridgeport 3:2O F. M.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-14

FOR SALE OR RENT The mattress business formerly carried on by Hugh Sterling. Stock. tools. machinery, and cheap rent. live business man. GledhilI e Co.
 s 2 d -
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-14
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.-In center of city, fine 14 room house. all improvements.
 Address, House, Farmer. D10 d.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-14
PIANOS AND MUSICAL
 INSTRUMENTS
RENT

FOR RENT.-Rooms for manufac- turing or storage. Gledhi1l & Co.,, 421 Water St. R8s If
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-14
MAIL ORDER

LADIES' ATTENTION - Ladies will
 avoid worry by using our remedy only reliable monthly remedy for sale. Thousands of testimonials we have from our patrons to prove 1t. Positively refuse all others. no matter what they claim: trial sent aree. Paris Chemical Co.,. Milwau-
 kee. Wis. T23 stf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-14

mattresses made over, equal to new, made at your residence if desired. feather beds renovated. Orders promptly attended to, also hair, ,cot- ton mattresses and feather beds bought. S. o. Evans, 544 Newfield Ave. Phone 1316-4. D1Od*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-14

AGENTS everywh4re can make mon- ey. spare timh. distributing Post Cards advertising our Chewins Gum. No canvassing. Liberal terms. Yearly contract. Weekly settlements. Send seven two-cent stamps for supply Post Cards, in- structions and contract. Spearmint. Company. 1777 Broadway. Depart. ment 69. New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-14

rYPEWRTrING-M Sears. Notary Public, 108 Meigs Bldg. Phone 922-4. D8s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-14

WANTED.-To buy all kinds of sec-, ond hand furniture. Geo. F. Totams,
 Redfield's old stand, 286 Fairfield Ave. Telephone 1015-2. D5as*
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19
FJERDE KAPITEL.

Dagen efter at sHertugen af Orleans var
sejlet forbi, var en- sendag, og Diet lykkedes Nut
ter Tartrum at holde de NEST modstridende Ryg-
ter gaaende hele Dagen med Hensyn til Oberst
Bonamys Helbred
Hun stod Porten fra Morgen til Aften og
talte med Negeren og med Doktoren, som kom, og
Doktoren, som gik, og enhver anden, der kom for
bi, og herte, naar de vidste noget eller mente at
vide noget, og fortalte, hvis de like vidste.
= Da Whitaker Mandag Morgen stod op efter en-
sevnles Nat, mente han, at Diet var hans Pligt at
besege Oberst Bonamy og spsrge til hans Befin-
dende. Hvis han skulde were Odd af Apopleksi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19

dreb6tte var bleven den alvorlige' Prests Lerer,
og Lerdommen virkede des kraftigere, ford hun
like sagde mere, end der beh6vedes.
Saaledes skete Diet, at hans Sj@l y~aagnede OPP
og sagde til sig selv: Whitaker, Du er slet. Du
t@nker og dr5mmer ON en- anden Mands Hustru,
og hyad der ,kunde have veret''. bet er den
slagne Vel til at blive elendig og ond. Du maa
til at a~rbejde''.
0g efter at have givet sig selv en- god LEX
ton, sagde han til Twonnet:
,,Jeg vii begynde en- Skolel''
,,Det er godt. Jeg vii gaa den. Men jeg er
en- tungnem Elev. Jeg hader Regning, og ale
mine Larere hader mig.
bet var alt Diet Svar han fix.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19
Hver en- Pige har sin Bejler,
ingen Ven har jeg.

Men Whitaker vidste nu, at der under al Pige-
barnets Munterhed og Snak laa en- Kvindes dybe
Alvor. Hvor dyb hendes Natur var, kunde han
like sige. Samvittighedsfuldhed, Klogskab og Mod
havde han set hvad var der mere. | hvert Fald
vidste Whitaker, at Twonnet ventede, at han skull
de gore noget.
Den livige, ubegribelige lille ~svejtsiske Stu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19

,Ingen bryder sig ON mig. Ale Mennesker
holder af Roxy, fordi hun err god. Men ingen hol-
der af stakkels, v%ildgale, tossede, dumme Twon-
net. Ingen holder af mig uden du, gamIe Dolly!'
Og alt Diet endsk6nt Daniel Barlow, den nys-
ankomne unge Sagf6rer, havde spadseret hjem
fra Kirken med hende Sendags og like var den
~eneste, der gerne Wide have fnlgtes med hende,
hyis der like havde veret ct lille snedigt emil /
0jekrogen, der gjorde dem bange for, at Twon-
net skulde holde dem for Mar. Men hun blew like
desto mindre we'd at gr@de og ~forsikre, at der in
gen var, der holdt af hende. Og fem Minutter eff
ter kunde hun saa gaa ON Huset med sin Stove
kost og synge lige saa lystigt som St@rene uden-
for:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

Main Street Tine. 1r. Fisher secures me
Franchise and thsa refused to equip the hns
NTH thu Jenkias system. and the Hsnrsce
company vas nrst erganised - the CsiSsns
Rapid Transit Csmpany - make test OF
that sysasm. There were - many linic1ities
ia securing funds that finally that plan We
abaudoneA
WsulA ssll a4 Hls rssss.
.r have stated repeatedly" Continued NE.
Ke,,ey. chat re weuld make NO Drsmise nos
"a sell out at eur price. but that the fran
ch,,e mas secured with the purpose Of bulid-
t01 and not Of selling. Mr.. Fisner ouCs
oeiered ~ $4,000 In stock. Qs.Ws In essn ene
saIsr1es for Mr.. jenkins ana mysen we
would sell the Henrico RAILWAY frencnne.
sad re refused. Miles Martin. - counsel i0s
the company. later onereA Ms pnce Sn,e1
v. laughed IL. Only recently Nj FORBES ana
member Of this Council. but they fai!ea ::
a9ree ON q price. Al to the statement tnes
ear Canadian intayssts have recsnuy onetee
to sell, Il h news 70 me. Brokers WE nese
claimed to be authorised to represeat tnen
nave come to % again ana again iof
price" .
Commented Mr. Ander0on. Il have the cor
respondence showing that II was an author
lied offer to sell
The committee rose At U:1o 70 meet On
Monday Afternoon In executive session 10
Formulate Q report II n eAmNted that the
committee 10 hspelessIy Divided. ana thas
there Will be tvo Or uaSrs seoorts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
HENRY \. WALTON
DEAD IN HENRIc0
Wel-Known and Widely Con.
nected Farmer Passes 1t Age
Of Sixty-Three.

Henry Nicholas WA1ton. Weai-
known and widely connected fArmee q
Henraco County. died at 7:so o'eaeek
yesterday morning ut his restdence.
near Laurel. The end followed cs1-
plicaAfon Of diseases a. the AGe -
sixty-three.
Mr.. Walton was the only survivtng
SON Of the late Robert and Frsnese
Wilton. He Is survived By three Sis
tiers. his wdfe and ten children h
was twice married. HIS frSt wife wa
Miss Anna Ford. Of Henrico County.
OF this union four children survavo-
Henry Nicholas, Jr.. George. Anna 80
Belle.
Mrs. walton. who survives him. Was
Miss Annie Piper. OF Scotland 1he
surviving children Of the second mar
Rage are Lo4.ie. Lucy. Robert ONE.
Frank and walter. Mrs.. v. I. Floyd.
Nra Frank Weaver snd Ma Semnel
Harris. the three surviving stseeeA IN
live in Richmond
The funeral win be conduceed n
20 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon nom
Emmanuel Church. on the Brook RoaA
Henrico County. Rev. z. + OaGoo4
pastor Of the church. win cGldaea. sd
the burial viii be In the adJeaneng
churchyard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

more than 5000. ! have advised my
company that consider IL detective.
but IL you win prepare . franchise IN
the best form setting out Just what 10
being sold 90 that we may know what
we are bidding on. my company VAL
make an ofYer that win reimburse the
city for the real value Of what 1t mas
to sell.
"Mr. Kelley has said that they have
no intention Of selling out Now MI.
Meredith comes forward with the arxu-
ment against the Upper bid that 1t -
a fake I dislike to say what II 10
necessary that I should say In this
connection. but I have prepared the
following statement Of the actual ms
tory Of this matter"
Gave 9aoAoo - Get Clear H1eae-
Mr.. Anderson thereupon read the fol-
lowing prepared statement:
81. In or about the year 1S00 an
application was pending for franchise
by the interests then controInnS the
Richmond Railway and Electric COM
pany, which franchise expired on De-
cember 81. 1885, At this time certain
xsnflemen In Richmond. including MI.
Forbes and Mr.. Jenkins. OF the ksacn-
rpond and Henrico Railway Company.
applied for q franchise IN compeeit!on
with the existing company The IN
A.rests auplyane for, and which sub
eeuuensly OBTAINED. the Richmond Pas
.enSer and Power franchise agreed to
nay these gentlemen $4,000 In money
ana securities 70 get out Of the held.
abandon their application and aid IN
securing the franchise Of the Rich
n,ond Passenger and Power Company.
.rhts was dcne. and the consideration
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
Especial to The rimee-Dispstsh-l

TSpecial to The Times-Dfspateh-J
Appomattox, Va. November 0.-The nome
Of MrH Tom Webb vas the scene OF 2
The VIE Of Hoorman Push. Of Appomattox.
The parier was beautifully Decorated TIE
eoiors being green and white Rev: r e
Hubbard performed the eere0oay !he ~
teudsnts were Miss Virginia Spengls Win
Janes Sweeney: Miss Booker WiKereon
With william webb. . brother OF the Dr1ae:
NiaD ssiIis spiele With Duvai Conner: MS
Pearl Caldwell with Charlie Wees' . sFosnes
az the bride.
The couple left Immediately aftsr the
eeremsuy. They WfIl make their home AZ
Spcut Springs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
WANIfRANCH|SE
T0ySE As CLUB.
SAYS ANDERSON

tract they may make. Can Mr.. Meredith
and Mr.. Kelley says as much for their
company? From their bid they either
don't think much OF this franchise. Or
they are trying TO get something Tor
nothing. This committee SHOULD make
It's own inyestis AID see when
bidder Is best able % carry cut -
agreement A good deal might be said
about the past experience Of the Coun-
eli, in trying TO force the Henrico Com
pany to live up % its agreements Ins
statute says II the award 70 mol Stsen
TO the highest and best bidder, thas
there must be a reason stated IN the
body of the ordinance. and ! submit
that they have advanced no reason save
what you might infer from sssing their
empty cars 80 by. We have bid In
good faith for franchise we wsnt ana
proposs to USE
Fake BiA says lGeFs1A4A.
Il am embarrassed By my psrsonai
regard for Judge Christian" sid 0r.
Meredith. rising to reply for the Henri
co Company. nave never seen more
of a fake bid than this appears TO D.
on the face of IL. / don't say Tor .
moment that Judge Christian knows II.
but / have never in my life seen any
thing that looked moro like IL Thes
haven't brought any expert here 70
look over the field. nor have they sent
any engineer to mako . report 70 snow
by figures what they could do"
DO you know asked Judge Chns-
tian. that a week before this DID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

Mr.. and MIS- Charles Palmer. q vs.
Gina, announce the marriage Of 0saf
daughter. Margaret Anthony. - DE-.
n J. Alexander. Of 0eSrgta. - -
wednesday evening. BY the Rsv. 49,
sell Cecil. d. d. DE-. and 1HA ASemn-
aer I'm make their AoDe IN 0eosu1a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

TAs Councf Committe0 On Oretnenee.
resvter nd Reform Will hold . public hear
In to-night in the Council Chamber On the
sCisect of annexatioa Of terrieery 70 the.
city. Representations 81 severai o0t"ans
are 60 be heard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08


tsoneo we eIe pEsp8eo :" S'S'' ssA'
10 Sne coa
IN isoz. "sAn w
tney mao Wtsnofsn Au INC 49, W
the eo0aoesoo Of $4o'e'v'
faauy the same senste"cn Sppno1 ~.
ana ootaaneo kfahonIee IN Tue Hse
OF the CtusenS RAPID IensN Co".
pany. winch 10 nov the f0cnmc1o .nu
Hensaeo RAILWAY COMPANY. rms IH
chise w. ne'o -
from 1902 to about 1915. was constsndy
renewed or extenoed. sno ouns s@'
period the tntereses cootroiAnS. ene
Virginia Railway and Power Company
were. on = number OF occasions. APP
preached through various brokers ana
others and sohcstsd to purchase enas
franchtse. The suggestion was de-
chned. because k was me view OF tne
controlhng interests OK tnas company
guided by the experiences Of the past
| that II they bought this franchise II
would only be . question OF q short
time when they would have % buy
another.
Pianned - EoSaa!.ss CeoenS'
q. During that period ana up 70 the
present time . rumor mas oesa current
In Richmond % oennite ~ <ns.sese1
that believe IL 20 Dc uue. tnat .
number Of business men In Richmond
had been approached by the Richmond
and Henrico people and asked to 60
into the enterprise upon the sugses-
ton or representation that they couio
secure such rights over our TRACKS ana
other franchise rights against us ~
Richmond that they could emparfass
the existing company to point that
would force 1t to buy them out at
lslse psoa. - 'o
i'. ~. -. "a the herfnnfnR of
JUST pIior sn.-. 1.ra
the constructor % .Ae . ~
negotiations oet~ee1 ING Ps,ixsv
COMPANY and the president Of this
-;,h re~aYd To n sale Of their
eonlp.y r-e,rr,.. 10 this COM
pIop .~ctiation. failed to re-
suit in an agreement because OF our
unwillingness to pay . pronL ana ~
these negotiations I stated that my
sns.s ohiection 10 the trade was that
81 ~. noueht the Richmond and Hen
rico interests on. % tn.,n ant
profit. We would nave 70 wy '
axain In the near future.
Trying New - Ses!
.s On October 80, 1912. less thso
80 and while this hear
ten days ago :, o rrc~rs.s the so-cansA
ing mas oeen IN ,nrosed 10 ovn
Canadian lnterests' q. th. Rich,
the eontro'lin. , ,nsers s"vs IN .ppro.csss
ths interests controlling this COMPANY.
through r reputable broker: " New ;"r
iorh ne 800 v.s dsclineA
sale. and the ene' $500 ysx I
with theee ncitssc 20 draw
leave Il to the come SNssS~S
their own CORNERSTONE r,nnS snH Hen
the people IN S ne rave not been
rico Railway COMPANY 20 ,.ceSs the
actusted by g purpose ~ 20 I,se: Wsesn-
profitable perfor aaSs in setting this
er their real pu,p .n 10 embSrrass
franchise mas n "a : point that
they could sell OUT AZ .,,ch n
whether such an effort anu "a -
| enterprise should receive INC
she CITY Of Richmond
Nevesy . Gu
I'm the absence of amy showing o.
/ even a serious effort to snow tn@s
/ 81. .srvfce ~ this company 10 snaoe-
ne. =. that ~. rates are unreason-
IN. IN the absence Of any SHOWING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

was presented. We had two men here
looking over the Asid, and that MEM
Der Of the nrn waS here when the Did
was nader
II do not" answered Mr.. Meredith.
Suppose that we admit that YOUR cli-
ents are men Of financial responsible.
ity-suppose they are worth si.oos'o"'
lis that any proof that they are going
into this business in q field where there
IN already 4 well established plant!
Thex give You no proof Of any intel
ligent exAmination Of this field ~ .
Or oper place for an investment. can
not help feeNng that there is good
deal Of . joke about this bid.
o. Thln lee.
Judge Christian talks all the time
like he WAS on thin ice. These people
are in the brokerage business. II they
get the franchise they will sell II ouS-
either TO Mr.. Anderson or to US. Tney
come here and ask you - give this
franchise 70 somebody who can market
II at . profit There can only be In u
an effort 70 defeat 10 o. pure spec
uIation 20 market this Franchise. They
WILL hold 1t in tue market for the
highest bidder. but they will never
come here and rsise . pole or string
wire. Why should they?
DO I understand you to say" asked
Alderman Powers. that under this or
dinance the Srantee Of this franchise
could not be compelled . buila the
lines eontspplatadf
mot IT ALL" answered Mr.. More
dith 'You cannot eemDol him 20
build anythtng. The grantee who fails
70 use the franchise merely forfsats
his bid"
Csula sen Il - Any Oae.
How long could II be held ana
fought overr'
Fifteen years II the life OF the
franchise u you extend the time limit
II beginning work." answsred NJ
Gunst
There 10 nothing % prevent any
one from selling the franchise" said
Mr.. Meredith. Even 81 you tried 70
prevent It. the holder could sell stock
In the company and so accomplish the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

New Cape God CraabesTses. q. Aoe
New Dates, lib. pkg.
New Layer Figs. 2 Ibs. for. ..... .1c
New Virginia Herring Roe. can. He
Snowflake Patest Family Flour.
$50; O., per bag.
! Fresh Country Egg. dozen.
New Goldfish, 7c, OF 4 Ibs.. .<e
Orange Brand or Rose Sugar.
Cured Regular Hams. . snsA
size, Id. ......-.......s -
Laree New Irish Potatoes. &c
peck; per busbd ...........-.ssc
Best American Cssaulated Sugar. SIC
Se-;ctN Pure Cider Vinegar.
guaranteed to keep pickle: gal. &c
Preserving Pears. peck ..........1ec
Pure Ground Pepper, b-........2oe
Whole Ceain Rice, b. ....-.....5c
Tomato Csssup. gallon ......Sec
Finese Qusljey Swim Chess. b. &c
Quaker Tossed Corr Flakes, reg
ular l0c pig, nov -.-...-----..Se
Extra kne quslity Sherry Wine,
IN seaDed 6uetleS ......-....Jo &c
IeIIo Ice Cssm Powder. g, q ,
p8kA ........-......
Lum0 Search, Ms. tog. &c
Poesed Hsm o. 1oague, 8 cans. 11e
Pure Ceosna Coffee. Ib.......---Sss
Posi- Toasties Com Flakes. pkg. &c
Dcs Cseaa FWesiag Se1e, peck. .1oe
God Medsl FIoW. 3ec be-; bolSoNS
Coed Cssee @ Mid Tn. h....oec
CsIluIo;d 81 pssS;Es....;..;;S
very LsTe CSlsssn fnu"es. 10. -
WA Had Tosa Sosp. : 70 bss. ~
Silver Ming Hstese Flor, vesy
bese, ~ 49, ~, bag. Nc
SaOvdrit LRd, G - CO..
pr ID. .......:............sS,9e
IsrKe OoO So KsU0. 80
3. UI.I.M
al4A- - e - .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
Don't Complain About The High Cost # ivng
Wbsn Or I've Sessss Always Save Yea > Pr Co..
Naew Sour Kyout &c at, 26c gallon

Jbo. New BuckWneo6. .........
!, cans New Tomatoes ior.-......ze
Wins9 MIL, lie can; dosen. .01
Good salt Perk. D..............0s
Good Lard. b.............s.....
Finest Qualiey Virginia Comb
Hoaey, psckage ......-.......He
2 bosss Heh- Cs.de TosehpiekA.. =
Woods Bese N. c. Roe HeniaG
new; PER dasen. De; pr hsg. .3so
Bese SugzrICured Bgeshase
Bacon, pr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Large 4-string Broom ..........1os
Good QsaIisy Esrly Juse -
2 cans .........-......... ....1s
Large eam Bee Quslity Vay
Tomafoe9 now ...............US
Hiebese QuaIity BeH Csssny
Butter made, Lib csfsoa. .....Sse
Bsookd.Ie CsIiforna LeDsa ID
Peaches, sc can; doeea. -
= cans Pocahoutss Best Cen.
| LarRe cans Csl1orais Isooe
Pesches. llc ca: doeen. -
Good Sugar. Con- ......:.,.:..ssS
NaocaroG sad SpaGhsesi ~
01K, .ssse ~
Ceresosa Flour, &c 61g; bssvl 40
Rwuiuhi.e Meal nu1iGh, CO -
onfWe cnno
Va. Pvjdc Co(foe, fsUs6 sooooo8
oer b.
Lsree cas- Bordsa's t095sO -
g, snsn en-. Sss.. .......ss
q Iss.e bsn CNO So $1,000
Ehhys In. 60 Cord A..s
0usfs Msssa JsD o. -
SD. ps7s He9e-Nsos 49,.
-. ezas Ceo6 LUes uun9S0~
&G............
ca -: CT -
~ - ....:.~..:eeYsSs<
A,::a.E - =
! 49, ADD0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

Same thing. We are sunnlnG . railway
here and are giving you proof o. vhat
We pr oppose TO do
How much sarplus power have you
over and above the demands OF your
car linS7' asked Mr.. Fuller.
Il don't know" answered III. Nere'
dith.
'IIas your company had engineers
70 over the ground and see what oeid
there Is In the manner you have sug-
Gested Judge Christians clients should
have done?' asked Captain NiIis
.'You know this company as well as
do. was the answer.
Sharp County record., 1912-08-30
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

A number of citizens of Williford
met last Friday night and engaged
in a discussion of several of the
acts and amendments soon to be
voted upon in the general election.
Rev. W. M. Wilson of Muskoeee,
Okla, who is well known here, has
recently spent ten days in this
state speaking in the interest Of
statewide prohibition. He delivered
an address at Williford Monday
night.
4 DR.. H. W. Brown of Batesville
was here the latter part Of last week,
being called to this section by the
sudden death Of his brother, j, W.
Brown. DR.. Brown is the socialist
nominee for sheriff in independence
county and is making considerable
campaign.
7. H McCaleb, democratic nomi-
nee for assessor, who spent several
days in Evening Shade last week,
left Friday for Little Rock to take
further treatment for his injured
eye, Mr., McCaleb's many friends
will be glad to know that his eye is
rapidlY improving.
Sharp County record., 1912-08-30
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
FL. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last fifteen
years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transac-
tons and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his
firm.
NATIONAL BANK Or COMMERCE,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Price rs cents per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation,
Sharp County record., 1912-08-30
c A We CITY

A nice shower of rain fell here
Tuesday afternoon which laid the
dust and did a little good in other
ways.
Several Cave City citizens were
called to Batesville Tuesday to at
tend a trial in the court of a justice
Of the peace.
The normal school of music will
close next Saturday night with a
program which promises to be one
of the best entertainments held in
Cave City in a long time. Make
your arrangements to be with us on
that night.
! Jack Simpson is carrying the
mails from this place to Evening
Shade this week because of the
fact that the carrier between these
two places baked" on the job
Tuesday morning at Evening Shade.
Mail routes are not fortune makers
and we don't wonder that many tire
of them.
NJ W. Gilbert, who has head
quarters at Little Rock and is one
of the states leading Sunday school
workers, authorizes the following
statement for the Record. There
are quite a number of people who
are willing to talk and write about
local option, and wonder il there
Is anyone in Sharp county who
would dare to discuss the prohibit
ton question from that standpoint
before the public. If you know of
anyone who will, | wish you would
let me Know at once over the tele.
Sharp County record., 1912-08-30

phone at Cave City. | am a Sharp
county boy with no advantages
along the lines of law or politics,
but am real anxious to find some
one who will stump the county
with me in debate on prohibition.
| am against liquor in any form,
and am now announcing in all the
county papers my nerve to stand
for my convictions"
Sharp County record., 1912-08-30
Ycf No. II

HCL VOs ~
An act creating popular educational commit
tee; text book commission; prescribing the man.
ner of its election and its duties. and providing
for uniform text books for the public schools of
this State, and for furnishing the same to the
school patrons of the State at actual cost Of pro-
ducton and delivery.
For Act No. A
Against Act No. 4
Sharp County record., 1912-08-30

For Railroad CommissionerS-Vote
for three
j. Sam Rowland, Democrat.
W. F. Mcknight, Democrat
Geo. w. Bellamy, Democrat
F. j. Reutelhuber, Republican
T. N. Acheson, Republican
j. A. Dudgeon, Republican
For Prosecuting Attorney, 18th Dist.
H. A. Northcutt, Democrat
For Chancellor, 9th District
Geo. T. HumphrieS, Democrat
For State Senator, End District
G. B. Ferguson, Democrat
For Representative
E. W. Goodwin, Democrat
J. S. Thompson, Socialist
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For County Judge
Allen Gay, Democrat
For Sheriff and Collector
W. W. Bristow, Democrat
For Clerk and Recorder
Jas. M. Simpson, Democrat
For County Treasurer
John W. Thompson, Democrat
For Tax Assessor
T. H. McCaleb, Democrat
For Surveyor
&C. Price, Democrat
For License
Against License