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Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
Dangers of a Cold

Do you know that of all the
minor ailments colds are by far the
most dangerousY 1t is not the colds
themselves that you need to fear,
but the serious diseases that they so
often lead to. For that reason
every cold should be gotten rid Of
with the least possible delay. To
accomplish this you will find
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy of
great help to you. 1t loosens a
cold, relieves the lungs, aids expecto-
ration and enables the system to
throw off the cold. For sale by all
dealers,
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Cough Medicine for Children

Never give a child a cough medi-
cine that contains opium in any
form, When opium is given other
and more serious diseases may fol-
low. Long experience has demon
strated that there is no better or
safer medicine for cougs, colds and
Group in children than Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, 1t is equally valu-
able for adults, Try it. II contains
no opium or other harmful drug.
For sale by all dealers. .'
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OEEICIHL

Congressional
Member Of Congress 2nd District
W. A, OLDFIELD.
Judicial.
Judge Of The 10th Judicial Cir.
cult, j, B. Baker.
Pros Atty,--H, A, Northeutt.
Judge of the Chanoery Court,
g. 7 Humphries.
Senatorial,
Member State Senate, Second
Dlstrict--G' b. Ferguson,
County.
Representative, j, NJ, Street.
Sheriff, j. H. Klrtley.
Clerk r. A, Boyee,
County Judge, W, y, Horn.
Treasurer, D. L, Gyngard.
Assessor, I. II, MeCaleb.
Surveyor, j, p, Eaaon,
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BiIiousness and Constipation Cured

II you ore ever troubled with
biliousness or constipation you will
be interested In the statement of
r. +, Erwin, Peru, Ind. "A year
ADO last winter had an attack of
indigestion followed by biliouspess
and constipation Seeing Chamber.
loin's Tablets so highly recommends
ed, | bought a bottle of them and
they helped me right away" For
sale by all dealers.
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Excellent for Stomach Trouble

"Chamberlain's Tablets are just
fine for stomach trouble" write Mrs.
G. C. Dunn, Arnold, Pa. u was
bothered with this complaint for
some time and frequently had bill
ious attacks. Chamberlain'S Tablets
afforded me great relief from the
first, and since taking one bottle Of
them | feel like different person."
For sale by all dealers.
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A Sad Affair

1t is reported that a man in this
town recently remembered that the
day was the tenth anniversary of
his wedding and took home some
flowers and candy to his wife and
gave her a kiss. 1t required eight
doctors nine days to restore the
poor woman from the effects Of the
shock.-0zark Democrat,
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
THE COURTS

Circuit Court, Northern Dis
trict-First Monday in January
and Second Monday in July,
Southern District--Second Mon.
day in February and August.
County Court-Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oc-
tober. Northern istrict.-4th
Monday in January, April, July
and October.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December.
Southern District-Second Mon
day in March, June, September
and December.
Chancery Court Southern Dis
trict-First Monday in May and
November, Northern District
Second Monday in March and
September,
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15

After sizing up the people he
meets every day, a man cant under
stand way any blamed fool would
want to be q cannibal,
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LODGES

f. & A. Evening "
Lodge No. l43 meets vi
night before the third saw
and Saturday night Oelv'
first Sunday in each mO1,1 !,
G, L. Coger, W.
]. r, MetcaIL s
r. A. M.-Rural ChapS
meets the third SATURDAY
In each month,
T, j, Woods D. NJ
]. R, MetcaIH
I. 0. 0. F,-Ev'nI'E
Lodge No, 200 meets "''
night of each week. :,
W. II, Haodfo'd' y
Il, l., DIcker'0N
REBEKAHs-Gra'''
No, 345 meets The Se'''
fourth Friday nlB""
month,
Miss Modgo SNOW HI
Il, A, No'r
W, o. Evening
Camp No, 9S7 meets ''' .,
and rouplb Saturday wv
each month,
''''' O. O, sh'vr
q. L. DIot'r'''
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15

You can sometimes whitewash a
mans character without making 1t
white.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
Majority Of Friends ThouglA Mr..
Hughes Would Die, But
Ono Helped Him to
Recovery.

Pomeroyton, Ky.--ln interesting 3D.
Vices from this place, Mr.. A. J. Hughes
writes as follows. ~ was down with
stomach trouble Tor five t5) years, and
would have sick headache so bad, al
times, tha, thought surely would die.
| tried different treatments, but they
did not seem 10 do me any good.
no. 90 bad, could not cat or sleep.
md all my friends, except one, thought !
would die. He advised me 10 Try
1hediord's Black -DtaughL and quilt
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D A Y | D s 0 n
and
Notary Public.

Notary Public
Have your titles perfected.
Am well equipped to look
after this as we'll as other
classes Of land matters.
Office at the court house,
All business given prompt
and careful attention.
EVENING SHADE, ARK.
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STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR five YEARS

taking other medicines. ! decided TO
take his advice. although l did not have
any confidence In II.
! have now boon taking Black Draughi
Tor three months, and II has cured me
haven't had those awiul-siek headaches
since began using II.
! am 80 thankful for what Black
Draughi has done for mo-"
Thediord's Black-Dra,wht has been
found q very valuable medeinc ir de-
rangements Of the stomach and liver. II
10 composed Of pure, vegetable herbs,
contains no dangerous ingredients, and
acts gently. yet surely. II can be freely
used by young and old, and should DO
kept In every family chest
Oct a package today.
Only a quarter .,M
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Home Remedies Are Best
By DR.. !. J. Murphy.

Most of the
better
than ordinarily thought
sterile saturated with the solution
silk makes the best kind pohc dn little
OF n
ndicad combined with sacyG excellent
80. -
Alcohol diluted with
strains and Witch hazel
tablets should he after
faster thorough Stz
hour before breakfast; compared with salts
a -
Carbolatd
shavng most people have individual jar of od
iodine the
all ordinary bruises wounds To
around end Of other sppcator; brush
entire wounds the wound
iodine tor about around the the
formed If the small
covered after the iodine
washngs
introducing invisible dirt Clean
iodine dirt from it, it alone
Where needed
should be picked the the that
wound should not be touched pull what
at the edge the box if kept in original eonta
1t best to only small amount of the
them with
each bottle should
safety
attempting
oughy with finger
be
and water and wiped off with alcohol S' -
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it. too,
BY the magic spsn OF the +wcr, tAsy
These tools OF ours ana the men who
run them, 70
Don't dream Of miratles-they've dens
them, ';@ t> y s.
They've put Romance in the shsps OF
steel, - = e
They've turned the shafts. and they've
forged the keel g
OF many q ship that fights her way =
through surgins combers and flying
The train that thunders along the rails.
The cages that carry the miners down,
The dynamos lighting the changing
town.
The aeroplane in the sky's hlue dome.
The plowshare turning the good brown
loan, =
The myriad wonders Of the time
Have sprung to life from the work.
y shops CRIME;
And vet you sigh, ana shake your head
And murmur sadly, Romance il dead!'
@~.. -s American Machtnist.
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THE TRUE ROMANCE.

Romance is dead?"-The Foreman
As he would at the words of a foolish
child.
Romance Is Dead?' why. man, you're
If you'd listen and learn with an open
mind .1s..-.
Instead Of speaking. in parrot phrase
OF the grand old times and the good
old days. i a..
If you'd look about you and see-you'd
find ~. .
Romance is living right now and here,
Not dead and gone with the yesteryear!
Man. man! can't you look and see
What thousands Of wonders have come
j to be? L L 49,. r. e,
These bolts and shaftine that whirl
and fwhir.
These chunky motors that hum and
purr. y
These lathes and punches which fill
the floor X. $3.50 =.
These hammers pounding, these rolls
that roar.
why-they're Romance-and they make
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He who serves the public is poor animal; he
worries himself to death and no one thanks him
for it-Goethe.
AN IMPORTANT REPORT.

The Maney report which the Industrial Relations
Commission will submit to the next congress is not
only interesting but most important to the workers OF
the nation.
The glazing facts of Americas industrial life while
known for long time by the organized workers. are
now presented to the people of this country by Of
ficia government commission appointed by President
Wilson.
When it is shown that at least one third of the
workers In the most resourceful nation of the world
poverty STRICKEN that two-thirds the adult male
workers receive less than SIS week halt
earning fathers receive only $500 per year. that
nearly half of the workers earn less than Sc
week, then begin to understand the reason
for the ever widening gulf between worker and en-
ployer and the fundamental for discomfort
the working
With babies of the working class dying three times
as.fast the children of the rich with nearly one
fifth of the school children underfed and undernour-
ished and hence through fault of their own con-
deuaned to remain Ignorant; we learn Of the misery
existing in millions of homes.
Here is nation, which has within its borders ex.
elusive OF Alaska and the island possessions terrtory
equal in square miles to, the British Isles Belgium
Germany, European Russia, France Austria and Ser.
bta and has only third of the combined population
OF these nations nation having boundless resources
countless acres of untitled land, millions In poverty
and consequent misery.
1T is not to die. says Carlyle, Tor even to die of
hunger, that makes wretched; many men have
died; all men must de,~the last exit of us all Is in
tho Ftre-Charot of Pain But it is to live miserable
we know not why to work and yet gain nothing:
to be heart-worn weary yet isolated, unrelated srt
in with cold universal Laissezfaire it is to die
all our life long, imprisoned in q DEAF dead Infinite
Injustice, as In the accursed iron belly of Phalas'
Bull This is and remains forever ntolerabe to all men
whom God has made"
Inc report, with its statements of cold facts in re-
lation to the conditions under which the workers.
this country must ve has adequately brought out the
cause OF the industrial which the commission set
about to learn 1t is to the American people to
use these facts and bring an adjustment in the
industrial conditions of the United so as to
or ratner abolish the system which has produced the
existing conditions.
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sAFFREu1ATING NOBLE WOMAN. s.
August thirteenth, tho hundrsqth anniversary Of
stone ths fearless advocate Of Woman and
suffrage during the early years Of the movement z
= Revilsd by press and pulpit her words denounced
a. the "cackling of hen" she fearsssy stood her
ground and today is by thinking and OBJ
serving men and women. %>' @3t-< ~ ~ n ::
On the birthd.te of Lucy Stone letter Of appreca-
tton was forwarded to her daughter Miss Alice Stone
Blackwell Of Boston, Mass, by the Woman's National
COMMITTEES OF tho Socialist party. :, a47. = 1,.; .
-: I'VE beg you to accept hearty appreciation Of
your dear mother whose hundredth birthday you and
all thinking women are celebrating today ,.~- ).
"Our belief that economic events alone made possi-
BILE womans demand for greater independence not
detract from acknowledgment Of the work done
for and among by Lucy Stone. the pioneer
In the cause Of womans freedom =:
Living at time when the best woman was still
the one of whom neither good bad heard out
side OF the home she braved the friends the
anathema of the church. the dersion OF the multitude
and earlessly proclaimed to the world womans inaen
able right to te liberty and happiness according to her
best conception Of the same
Only Lucy Stone could give the world woman
like her daushter Alice. To be born OF such mother
is the privilege Of few individuals on this EARTH
You can truly say that your convictions arc a
heritage from her who noby rebelled against all the
wrongs Of tho world, against whatever race creed or
sex.
MAY her deeds a torch Of light to the. mill.
ions OF women who have it within their power to free
themselves and mankind as whole from slavery"
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ANARCHY IN GEORGIA.

1t is not creditable to the state Of Georgia
that Its authority is held lightly by its mobs that
they do not hesitate to invade the states prison
overpower the warden and in defiance of the guard
seize helpless prisoner. drag him off in the night
and murder him in cold blood. :
The lynchng OF Leo Frank, who serving life
term In the Georgia prison after sentence of death had
been committed by the governor could not have Dos
sloly occurred If ordinary precautions had been taken
oy the prison authorities to guard against SURPRISE The
state OF feeling against the prisoner the attempts that
had been made by fellow convict upon his life and
the threats of violence should have suggested to- the
state authorities the danger of mob violence But "A
with many cases Of lynchins the officials we're tndif
ferent Where lynch law prevails too often the Off
Gals Entrusted with the the law are IN
sympathy with the mob. Gs
A community that gives sanction to lynch ax vii,
ind as Georgia II finding that can not be controlled
II Is no respector OF persons OF authority IL
1t must come to menace the very stability Of Organized
society vi i o. ~ . <--e'- s.
Lynch law: and the farce made Of the law ~ Tia
and the courts and executive officers Who exalt
the power OF wealth justice are boon
the anarchy Of wealth and the anarchy 81 tie mob
60 hand in hand. -Mwaukee Leader GO . "a , zsz= IS
" "A Fatherless Electrical code?. sounds suspicious
maybe somebody Who .tknpvs' wrote it.--adayhs
4ss$@ M
When you buy union made PRODUCTS ayon purchase
union labor. .s5 .ss S.
[a BY
e ta,oissa th,
ekIgfle "a AeD0x
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YOUR: IDEAL OF MANHOOD.

YOUR IDEAL OF MANHOOD.
Civilization is the result of the progress of man.
hood and womanhood.
Nothing is more marked than the changing. con.
ceptons OF manhood through the centuries
Indeed, we told that these changing concen.
lions OF the ideal the true mestones of pro-
gress.'
In the early ages the hero Of the community was
the youthful Hercules Sampson-1nere brute force
The Romans thought that man was most to be ad-
mired who never worked who paraded in perfumed
clothing. wore snow-white robes, powdered his arms
and covered his hands with rings.
In the Middle Ages, the idea of manhood began to
be humanized In that of chivalry was the am
bition OF every youth to be called a hero
Not skill in battle, not the art of eloquence not
power with the sceptre but to have reputation for
ch1valry rtsktng life to free captive maiden or
knight was the ambition of every noble youth
What is your ideal of manhood?
Is it the ability to crush others?
Is it the thing too often called success-money-
getting?
Is It life Of and luxury?
Organized Labor holds up the ideal of sympathy,
cooperation, intellect, skill, courage, industry
Isn't 1t an ideal worth wh1le?-The Citizen
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UNREASONING.

Like so many other things its always the other
fellow who is unreasonng
One of the causes of great deal of unnecessary
strife is the attitude those who refuse to rv tn
grasp the viewpoint of others thereby understand
the reason for their seemingly unreasoninr stand An
vital matters.
1t may be natural but at the same time It sura,v
IS unw1se to take the stand that my side Is the risht
SIDE or like the Quaker, who told his friend John
Everybodys queer, john except thee and me- and
even thee Is a little queer sometimes"
Such philosophy is the product of conceit or Of
developed ego.
The attitude, that the other fellow is ALWAYS tho
unreasonlng person, when allowed to grow TN ,ro
quently develops into more exarpar.ted 49, ~.
EVERY other man. especially if he is an emn,over ~
LABOR rs crook or social parasite" No atttud.
could possibly be more bgoted ignorant and hsnco
unsclentflc as the latter. We say "unsc1enttf1c ba
cause there are those who pride themselves IN h.v,
reduced the various problems of life to comparative
science.
Isl IN courts OF justice 1t is commonly assumed that
accused is innocent until proved guilty In the
q OF common opinion however such is not ALWAYS tho
case.
At critical times invariably we would find that whi1e
the other fellow Is undoubtedly intoerant and unreal
sonng, there is also grain of same intolerance
and unreasonableness in our attitude
3 Hasty judgment leads to unwise and hasty actions
and these in turn lead to nothing except strife and i'll
feeling.
IL There should be for such an attitude, on
part OF any and the tho minds of mon be-
come free to listen to all sides Of question ana be-
willing to consider the of careful
or the part OF expert Investigators. who no par
isan feeling in the results Of their findings the
will we arrive at the truth Of our problems and tx
prepared to make further progress ~ : -Z%.@
+ T. ,
Remember, American Tobacco company products as
bear either the tobacco workers the
label. @2 = !. :s.. d
6,615,o46 wage earners in the United states ac-
70 census Of 1909 receive es, thar
n $1B per week. Some system! Il =s
ssfaE
ngsss ucai forget the union label sf So
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-08-21

GOOD JOKE ON THE "GERNdANs'
Whenever hear talks peace and strict neutral-
1ty in the shipment of and ammunition from Uni
ted States ports the first charge that the
ment is backed up by Germans or those of German
descent.
Recently we listened to letter being read from the
Friends OF Peace society which is to hold convention
at Chicago for the promotion Of peace Sept and g.
Previous to the reading OF the letter stated that
there was attached thereto big; long list of Ger
man Names, and when the letter was finished being
read we learned signed by Robert Ford editor
of The Irish World.
In our mail this week received q roster of those
who are serving on the convention committee of the So
ciety. From the list cult the following list of
German" names, undoubtedly Of German stock. !"
Barry, Connolly Conway, Cassidy. Donovan Foley.
Houlihan, Kelly, Murphy, MCGUIRE Mahoney, McGuin-
mis- oLeary. O'Rourke O'Bren and complete list Of
o's to be supplemented by Phelan, Judge Ryan, Hon.
Michael Ryan, Reilly, sheahan Sullivan and several
other names.
OF course the Germans also represented but
80 are the Scotch and other naonalities mostly Aer
cans OF foreign Descent After looking over the list of
names there be no doubt that the Germans" are
trying to put Uncle Sam in bad with the Allies.
The object OF the convention will be voice the ex
listing sentiment against Americas participation in the
World war now raging and for the purpose Of urging
the next congress to consider placing embargo on the
expectation of war supplies to belligerents.
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LOW WAGE WORKERS STRIKE

.sANDUSKY, Ohio, Aug. 20
Grave diggers and caretakers at a
cemetery in this city struck because
their wages were to suffer proper.
tionate reduction with the installa-
ton OF the eigllt-hour law. Officials
agreed to- maintain the ,20-cent-an-
hour rate paid under the ten-hour
system. T.. . ~: -
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FAVOR NATIONAL PENSIONS +
NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Aug. 20.
"A national pension system was in
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dorsed by the convention Of the state
association Of plumbers, steamfitters
gasfitters and helpers held in this
city. @ .5-fss-. T. y
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Taxation Of Land Values

Taxation Of Land Values
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The general management Of th1..
Suez canal is conducted from Paris.
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e, orget the union. label.
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s.s15,o4e wage earners in the United states 3 ac-s
TO census Of 1909. Twothirds receive les, thar
16 per week. Some system sps a]
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u Remember, American Tobacco company products d,
Ao bear either the tobacco workers the cigaraker
abel. # '.>.@.* j. *s&o '@. m;
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"A Fatherless Electrical code?" Sounds suspicious
maybe somebody who, S.inpws' wrote IT, Mayh,.
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1NNIEso TAX COMMISSION
CHAPTER XII


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districts state
kind Of
limitations
separation Of
local option
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public
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-11-22
Three fine Photo Plays This
Wesk at The Opera House

Manager Dudley has just returned
from Atlanta, where he has been in
the interest of the Opera House, book
ing photo plays the past week. He has
/ landed some choice pictures for the
patrons of the Opera House for this
week as well as for the week to come.
Three swell offerings for the current
week are Vendetta" from the novel
by Marie Correlli, in parts, Tuesday,
Nov 23rd On Thursday William Fox
presents Betty Manson, The Royal
Actress, in her first made in America
photoplay, "The Celebrated Scandal. :
Miss Nansen is the star of the Royal
Theatre, Copenhagen. She has been
decorated by Kings, and Emperors. In
"The Celebrated Scandal" Miss Nan
sens role in this production gives full
scope to her powers of emotional ex-
preston.
Friday, Nov 26th, thrilling acts of
realism, romance and vital human-in-
terest are shown in "The Woman
Tays," featuring valli Valli with Ed
ward Brennan and Marie Empress.
Manager Dudley saw this enc person
ally and can vouch for it. Valli Valli
will be remembered here in the picture
The High Road" in which she made
a great hit. Try to see them all, they
are worth five times the money asked.
They certainly please in other cities,
why not Americas?