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Sharp County record., 1915-01-22
Local News

Claude Norris a good friend Of
the Record at PoushkeepSie, was
here Monday.
C. n. Horn went to the Cave City
section Wednesday to look after
some business
Dr.. 7. G, Burse, one Of Cave Cty's
leading physicians, Was business
visitor here one day this week
Ernest Steele Of Sidney was in
TO see US Monday. He b al 5 our
thanks for a subscription remittance
". A. Edwards went to Bates
vile Ssturiay to visit his family
ami look after business matters a
few days
The infant Of Mr.. and Mrs Milton
Stokes has been quite i'll OF broa-
chitas for several days but is now
much better.
J. 0. Hossard, one Of the Record 5
good friends at Calamine, Was look
inc after some business matters
here Monday.
J. NJ Metcalf Of Hardy has Sc
cured a position IS clerk Of the
committee On agriculture in the
osel house q the legislature.
Theo Steele Of Sullivan township
Was uanSactine some business mat.
terS in Evening Shade Monday and
was 4 Pleasant visitor al the Record
Office.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-22

STRAYED-Three red steers,
branded -AB" on right hip, crop of
right and split in left ear, tag in
right ear. Notify A. Bensch at
Center and receive reward
Mrs NJ. { Barnett, who makes
her home here with her daughter,
Mrs c. n. Horn, went to Cave City
last week for visit with relatives
and friends Mrs Barnett is one Of
the Oldest residents Of this section,
being now almost 81 years Of age.
D. L King Of Williford, who is
mentioned prominently as a candi-
date for congress to succeed W. A.
0ldfeld Of this city al the next e.
ection, is spending today in Bates
vile attending 10 business matters
and meeting his many old friends
-Batesyille Daily Guard Of Mon
day.
A spelling bee will be given at
the school building on Friday even
inc. January q. under the manage
ment Of the ladies society Of Home
Workers for the benefit Of the
church Everybody cordially inyit.
ed TO attend Doors open at $50
p m Admission: Children, s to
Is years, 5 cents all over Is years,
10 cents
Sharp County record., 1915-01-22
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND

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Sharp County record., 1915-01-22
RESEA4H INSTALLATION
N.y QihgY FW II. 0is Hst Kg HIl&iJ
lrtIIsi N.riII Nat

Grace Rebekah Lodse No S45
installed these new officers Salur-
day night Miss Maise Snow.
Noble Grand; Mrs Myrtle Barnett.
Vice Grand; Z A Moser. Secretary;
o c, Shaver. Treasurer Mrs. Z L
Dickersoa, Warden; Mrs D ".
WsSson. Conductor, Mrs o. c Sha-
yei, Chaplain; Mrs Myrtle Evans.
Right Supporter Noble Grand; Mrs
4 J. Wsssol, Left Supporter Noble
Grand; Ms: Ks;e Mose.. Right Sup
porter Vice Grand: Miss Rose Kun
sle, Left Supporter Vice Grand:
Mrs W c SaoS. Inside Guardian;
Mrs Z Z WaSsoa. Outside Guari.
ian
These Officers sefe installed by
Mrs ". c. SaoS. district deputy
prsss5eai Q! the o.de, IN the pres
eDos O! a larse Runbs; 0! guests
sh0 he'd been invited to witness
the ceremonies and pbo Stis uaaai.
nous in the ytriia ths; the pp-
gram a the evening Sss carried
ogi 10 beautiful end impressive
syls
Sharp County record., 1915-01-22

repeal Of the Registration Act,
which seems to have given you so
much trouble.
II there is anything can do for
any Of you while down here, don't
fail to call on me.
The aci providing papers wss
voted down and will not be able
to send my friends papers as ! did
before II any Of you desire to
keep up With the legislature, | will
have your name placed with either
Of the state papers
Your servant,
J W. Street
Little Rock. ARK
Sharp County record., 1915-01-22
BITS OF NEWS FROM
THE COURT HOUSE
Items OF Interest Found At
The Temple Of Justice
And Told Briefly.

A marriage license was issued a
few days ago to Jessie Marlin. aged
10, and Miss Ollie Willis. aged IS
of the Maxyille section.
County Treasurer j. L Gyngard
has been kept from his duties some
during the week on account of the
illness OF his 7-year-old son. who is
now better, however.
On Tuesday County Judge Horn
appointed K, L Campbell director
in school district No. u to fill the
vacancy caused by the removal of
R A. Smith to Evening Shade some
time ago.
A citizen Of Salina, Kansas, who
owns real estate in this county, in
a letter to the tax collector asking
for the amount Of his taxes, said:
Times are tight here, These old
farmers are rich, but they won't
turn loose a dollar
County Judge ". 7. Horn held
county court here Monday and
Tuesday, and will convene an ad-
journed term of that court next Sat-
urday morning. A large number
of the Southern District road over
seers were in the court Monday
drawing pay for their work on the
public highways
The county board Of commission
ers Of accounts convened Monday
and will spend some time auditing
the accounts Of county officials and
looking into county affairs general
ly. The three members Of the
board are B. +. Meeks and H I.
Chaudoin Of Sullivan township and
/. 0. c. Shaver Of Evening Shade
Sheriff J. H. Mrtley, with Ransom
Davidson Of this place as assistant,
began the annual collection Of taxes
last Monday. The frst township
visited was Lave Greek. where only
two receipts were made out during
the day. 1t is predicted that. on
account Of short crops and low
prices, nothing like a close oOlet-
ton Of the taxes can Be made in
this county this year.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-22

The eoyGuneai replct o.! the
number o! bales o! es,oa si1ae3 in
Sh2fp county during the %as5a a.
1914 up to the hrS day q the nes
year shoss a total q 2Sl5 At tie
sane da,s lAS %asaa 1895 hales
hbi bsta pgi % IL this county.
Thess figures s5ap the erti6a cfup
IN this cQ1ay to be sb.tT i.79i
bales 10 1914 ia conps'is5a 9TH
the Preyl3-s yea. and 8, The d.ic
:as tsuFes St's ccn5.lai The ID.
aias Sss.a is practically oyti tpd
tGi it- bales Ill te ytt to poai
IN ibt isal tG the 1914 trp2
Sharp County record., 1915-01-22
CONFIRMATION NOTICE

Il Chznes-y Co1rt t:- IL S,r-...-
Of Sharp Cozary. Dzrs
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ti2-e-z II PARA Fs-
No.ies Is hereby z.rs- IA. o..
and No.z SclEoysE have -.zs 5sT -. .--'''s
aee Of tie C-eEE g: the Caz-:=-y Cg,--.S- -; T.
CoGzty. Arkzaszs. 70. lie S,1.fa- r.' e-t'
thereof. the-- pe.iri.- 70 .-5s-- 80. ''Ei
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Yi.r4ss ny kz-s5 a. tie Cjs.5, q. s,is $780,.
the seal ;he-sst C ;ts g.- 5lT q. Dss.-s..
1874
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:. / Herr A..c-1sy.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-22
J, NJ, STREET TO
HIS CONSTITUENTS
Invites Suggestions From All
Those Who Feel Disposed
To Make Them.

Editor Record wish to say to
the electors OF Sharp county that |
am at Little Rock now as the SCI
want OF the people, and would Be
more than glad to hear irom any
one. rich or poor. high or low, old
OF young. smart or ignorant. Il
makes no difference to me, just so
you feel interested in the matter
you wish TO speak to me about |
~ill certainly give il my attention
The speaker saw fi TO place me
on the Rosis and Highway CON-
mittee and We haze quite nun.
Der o! roai bills before Us Tow. |
am soing to give the roai question
my very best thought and sill DO
the very best io' you that ! can
Another thing wish 10 call
your attention TO Is the Old Coafe3.
crate soliiei. Il there are any Of
these soldiers in Sharp county who
are ~o,1hy and io' some reason
can't SCI o. the pension list. lei me
sD0S and ! ill DO my best to pass
a special &C, plseias him OF them
90 the rull
! have introduced a bill ioi the
Sharp County record., 1915-01-22
Little Rock ARK

J " Myers promote. Of the e.
ectric pad from Hoxie to Calico
Rock, VAS here first Of the week in
the interest o: the project. He
say: the people west Of here are
signing over their mineral rights in
larse numbers and that he will soon
have the required 10000 acres,
and that il Is already an assured
fact that the road Nill be built
Black Rock Herald
Sharp County record., 1915-01-22
LEGAL ADVER1IsING
WARNING ORDER

In the Sa2r2 Ch2nee'y Car ss..,..-
Lille 3 Medley il bs- gz- -. -z1,s
a guardian and e1rzco- :..y.-
and Gosiie Neil=y. -5zs.z a. -
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Sharp County record., 1915-01-22
CASTORIA
Tc! I.tAz,s Aza cAil9rea
Ths Kid Yau Hau Ahays Bought
ss..'.,. ssss ,,'s Ct &tlZat

The temperature took a sudden
drop this wesk and the weather.
following the much warmer period.
has been rather on the -pinchins
order Saow fell here a; intervals
dUfins Tuesday. but Il all melted
a~sy as fast as Il reached the
ground
Sharp County record., 1915-01-22
COLLECTORS NOTICE
J. DtIi!na
SHHtsisi 1rsiie

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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-02-16

Anoser Face Came to her. Ned
walked into the house grim jawed
hard eyed man of forty five. on whose.
suit case were pasted foreign labels.
Hello. Baker, exclaimed Wiles.
with cordiality.
a little personal business" And
Baker seated himself.
"How's the London branchT' asked
Wiles by way of making conversation.
Doing very nicely" was the curt re-
ply, and Baker shook hands with Dolly.
By and by the voices of the men rose
as they became more interested in
their conversation. and there fioated
up TO June an emphatic speech Of
Bakers which she could not help hear
ing.
You've spent it," Bakers words
were clean cut I'm my absence of q
year and half you've oyerdrawn your
account $4,000 Fifty thousand dol
lars was the exact amount OF your In
vestment. That makes usI quits. You'll
turn over your share Of the business
to me Immediately"
But that leaves me without a cent,
without an incomew worried WiIes.
He lad no blame Tor his partner. nor
was he as much crushed as he had ex-
pected to be- II have Il wife and a
child. you know, Baker. could no
more refuse them anything thsa / could
refuse bread TO a starving child"
That's the trouble" Bakers voice
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-02-16

T1ED WARNER, standing diago
iN nally across from the Hotel
| vi Daniel, where he could watch
both the front and the side en-
frances. saw three short, thick men
come single file up the side street and
stop in front of the main entrance.
Shanks MCGEE had felt strangely list
less and forlorn these past Jew min
utes, for there was nothing inside or
out. Suddenly the three short, thick
detectives rounded the corner, and,
gee, they were sinking! The world
was once more a bright and happy
place for Shanks.
'Say, kid" husked the shortest and
the thickest-it was none other than
Bill Wolf-"have you lamped lengthy
gink around here with whitfield black
chinchillaS?"
That observant young person of the
world began at the beginning, but he
was so minute of detail that he had
not yet reached the middle when Bill
Wolf, looking through the plate glass
windows of the Hotel Daniel. said
''Shr' and drew his two assistant de-
tectives out of the range of poor
Shanks McGee's quivering ears. and
the three astute hounds of the law put
their heads together in excited confer
ence Then Bill Wolf. in his best pose
of a man who was waiting for some
body and didn't expect him to come
went into the hotel.
The Moore limousine drew up, and
Ned went over TO join the quartet He
led the way to the desk and confronted
the Unconditional eye of the clerk.
This is the father and mother of the
young woman whose maid called here
with her clothing We do not know
what name she used in registering, but
l know that my wife is in this house.
and if we don't get her I'll raise uou-
ble,"
''Ill produce the woman at once, the
clerk agreed. But If there's going TO
be rumpus it'll have TO be on the
>idewalk and on the other side of the
street"
He called for A. He called again.
There was no answer. The room was
searched.
II was empty.
Sammy. the boy with the angelic
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-02-16

was liz 1:irsh. liz was simply cold
You've spoiled Their A wife should
be a help TO man. nd most OF them
woui3, if they We're siyen a chance.
You made a toy of yours"
The next morning Mrs. Wiles came
up to June. She had been crying. but
there was a light in her eyes which
was good TO see.
II am very sorry" she said simply.
We have had Il business reverse. and
we shan't be able 10 keep you. The
fact of the matter Is that we don't hap
pen to have cent In the house l
took all of Harry's pocket money yes
terday. and | spent ii yesterday after
noon. I-l-I-that isn't quite the
TRUTH she suddenly blurted out. 1--WE
are absolutely broke. We haven't any
money at ALL
1t hurt June to part with them. She
had liked them all, and when the little
girl hung around her neck they cried
together. all three-June and Mrs.
Wiles and Dolly.
Halfway up to the avenue June.
walking along and dabbing her eyes
occasionally. was confronted by some
one. Blye.
(Which way?" he asked.
ITO the employment Office" she told
him, and showed him her little purse
with laugh
''It's q shame that a pretty girl like
you has to worry about money" And
his coal black eyes gazed down at her
glowingly.
He tried to detain her. Catching her
gently by the arm. he tried to urge her
into his car, using all the persuasive
ness of his eyes and his smile and his
suave courtesy, but sac was obdurate.
Suddenly he jumped into his limou-
sine and whirled away. He was at
the employment agency before June
reached it, and he had a cordial chat
with the employment agency woman.
He handed her an address and went
away.
June was delighted when she secured
an opening quickly and started out
immediately for the place. For mo-
ment June felt an intense dislike to the
ugly looking house at the address given
her and all that it might contain: then.
laughing at her own fancies, she strobe
up the steps and rang the bell. TIE
door swung open silently. but no one
appeared. Wondering. June walked
in, and the door slammed behind her.
Two minutes later Gilbert Blye walk
ed up the steps. took key from his
pocket. inserted 1t into the lock and
smiled
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-02-16
Men and Oaks.

Once as | was botanizing under an
oak l found among number of other
plants of similar height one that was
dark in color with tightly closed leaves
and a stalk that was very straight and
stiff. When 1 touched it. it said to me
in firm tones: Let me alone l am
not for your collection, like other plants
to which nature has given only sin
gle year of life. / am little oak"
So 1t is with man whose influence
is to last for hundreds Of years. AS a
child, as a youth, often even as a full
grown man-nay. his whole life long
he goes about among his fellows, look
ing like them and seemingly as unim-
portant But let him alone. He will
not die. Time will come and bring
those who know how to value him.
Schopenhaner.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-02-16
View From Mount Riui.

The mountain of the Risi in SwitZer-
land, commands a panorama of 400
miles in circumference, which includes
the lovely lake Of Lucerne, and is I'M
surpassed for beauty The Rigi was
known to only few travellers in the
eighteenth century, but after the peace
Of 1915 it became a resort for the curl
Gus, the first dwelling having been
erected in 1914. Now many hotels are
i'll a dourishing condition, and it is
popular even in winter. There is a
little chapel, with its walls covered
with votive tablets, for many have been
the victims in the ice gorges Of this
lofty peak.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-02-16

up to the corner. He fattened his al
ready fat nose against the broad plate
glass window of the modest Hotel
Daniel.
The beautiful young girl concealed
all that she could of her timidity as
she walked through the door with what
she thought to be strictly business
like manner. Seven men who had
been morbidly eying their respective
cuspidors Immediately Strengthened up
and looked their handsomest. One of
them looked bold, and another, deco
Rative Frenchman, looked debonair.
The beautiful girl strobe straight up to
the desk.
"a room with a bath, please" she
requested.
The clerk, an indifferently aged man,
held the register a moment while he
studied the new guest of the house.
ANY luggage, miss?"
The girl. disconnected, had recourse
to her only armor. Now she shyly cast
up at him her great. soft, expressive
eyes, and the clerk felt ashamed of
himself. He swung the register around
to her.
my maid will be here presently with
my clothes" The voice was soft and
sweet.
Certainly, miss" And the clerk
whanged a bell which sounded like a
fire gong. 'FRONT.'
In response to that stentorian call
shock headed. loose limbed Irish boy
jumped forward and took the key to
A. The clerk, without moving his body
or his neck or his head, craned for
ward his eyes to watch the signature,
Mrs. ]. G. Day.
A moment later the black Vandyked
man strolled in, looked at the register
and walked into the bar. Then along
came Marie with a bundle of clothes.
The young woman went straight to
the desk.
Mrs. Days maidg' the clerk OBJ
served, inspecting the clothing piece by
piece from under his eyelids and ring
ing for front and looking at the young
woman and the register all at the same
time. The young woman, quite evil
IDENTIFY a maid, glanced swiftly at the
register.
Mrs. Day'sT she repeated. breath
ing heavily. "Y-yesY'
"She's expecting you" And the
clerks eyelids flickered. Room A."
marie, tell June want herF' cried
a voice.
"Sir," she said, Il do not know you"
"Why-er''- Ned stammered then
he grabbed the clothes from the maids
arms. Now you lead me to June"
'Sir, how dare your Marie said and
turned appealingly to the clerk.
'aThese are my wife's clothesT de-
clared the young man. "She's here. /
want herr
whats her name" the clerk de-
manded.
"AIrs. Ned Warnerr'
mot here"
"June Moorer'
"Oh, come offr' observed the clerk.
''If let you go through the directory
you may hit it Give this girl back her
clothes, and good nightr'
This thing has gone far enough.
Marier' holly stated the young man.
At that moment his voice stopped.
Out OF the bar had strolled elegantly
the pride of Shanks MCGEE. the man
with the black Vandyke. and be was
neatly nibbling a piece OF cheese. He
was across the lobby and going out of
the door. paying but scant tribute of
curiosity 20 the knot in front of the
desk, before the young man with the
clothes saw him. The young man
nearly upset Marie on his way to the
door.
A porter stopped him to get June'S
clothes. Ned was then delayed at the
ticket window and. glancing across
the station, saw Blve going uptown
on an express.