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Sharp County record., 1916-11-03
GOV. J. S. LITTLE DEAD
Had Long Political Career And Was
Never Defeated For Office

John S. Little, 65 years of age,
twenty-eiehth governor of Arkansas,
died last Sunday morning at the
State Hospital for Nervous Diseases,
where he had been undergoing
treatment for an organic brain dis
ease during the past five or six
years.
Gov. Little had an extended pol
itical career and was never defeat
ed for public office. AT the age of
21 years he was elected prosecuting
attorney in his district, serving
three terms. He next served
term or two in the legislature, and
was then elected circuit judge. He
was elected to congress in 1893 and
served in that body for fourteen
years without having a democratic
opponent. In 1908 he was elected
governor, but was hardly inaugural
ed into that office when he was
stricken with brain disease, from
which he never recovered.
Sharp County record., 1916-11-03
Grateful Mothers
Tell Experiences

Mrs. T. Neureuer. Eau Claire, Wis.
writes: "Foleys Honey. and Tar COM
pound cured my boy Of q very severe
attack Of Group after other remedies
had failed. Our milkman cured his
children OF whooping cough. 1
recommend &c TO every one, as We
know from our own experience that II
ia a wonderful remedy. for coughs,
colds, Group, and whooping cough.
Mrs. d. Gilkeson, youngstown, o..
writes. my little Girl had severe
cold and cougbed almost continuous.
~. tried lots OF cough remedies, but
eho didn't get any better. MY sister
recommended Foley's Honey ana Tar
Compound TO me. Tho .flrgt dose !
gave her relieved tho Inflammation
In her throat, and after using ono,
bottle the cough left her. 49,
This sterling old remedy mas peen
Giant for adults as for. children. ~
gives relief for irritated ana Tickling
throat, tight and sore chest grippe
and bronchial coughs.
Barnett-Wasson Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1916-11-03
CAVE CITY PARAGRAPHS
Temperance Rally Will Be Held At
That Place Friday Night.

John Boles, who is a student ir
the school at this place, visited with
the home folks at Tuckerman Sat
urday and Sunday,
Mrs. Mary E. Simpson returned
Sunday from Batesville, where she
spent few days as the guest Of
her son, 7. A. Simpson.
G. H. Matheny, a we'll known citi'
zen of Maxville, was meeting friends
and attending to some business
matters in Cave City Saturday.
William Hurst and family return
ed Friday from Woodruff county,
where they spent the past several
weeks in the cotton fields of that
section.
Winslow Mclaughlin, who has
been attending the school here, left
a few days ago for Tuckerman,
near which place he will teach dur
ing the winter.
W. P. Ford and family, who
have been living several miles from
this little city, have moved to
Cave City in order to give their
children better school advantages.
Berry Best of Newport and Albert
Casey and family of Batesville
came to Cave City in an automobile
Sunday and spent several hours
here, making an inspection OF the
cave while in town. --.-- .--
Rev. W. M. Lane and wife left
this week for Battle Axe, Jackson
county, where they have secured a
school for the winter. They are
very fine people, and the best wish
es of many Cave City friends 60
with them to their work.
Judge W. T Horn of Hardy was
here Friday seeing his friends and
viewing the scenes about his old
home town. The Judge looked as
familiar as an old shoe on the
streets of the town, and we
guess he felt that way also,
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney W, T.
Gray was here two days this week
from Evening Shade shaking hands
with old friends and prosecuting
Sharp County record., 1916-11-03
HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS?

Do colds settle on your chest or in your
bronchial tubesl Do coughs hang on, or
re you subject to throat troublesf
Such troubles should have immediate
restment with the strengthening powers
SCOTS Emulsion to guard against
onsulnption which so easily follows.
Scott's S Emulsion contains pure cod liver
Il which peculiarly strengthens the res-
iratory tract and improves the quality Of
he blood; the glycerine in it soothes aud
eals the tender membranes of the throat.
Soctt's is prescribed by the hest special
Is. You can get it at any drug store.
ecott A. Powue. Bloomfield. NJ.
Sharp County record., 1916-11-03
The ASH FLAT COLUMN
Candidates For Congress Address
Small Audience Last Friday.

"A hS" Soh hoo iiouC hlo uppCul'
auce at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Will Fowler.
W. W. Bristow and family spent
Sunday at their farm in lizard coun
ty, near Myron.
E. H. Heath and wife of Davidson
township were here Saturday and
Sunday visiting at the home of Their
son, j. j. Heath.
John Biegers and wife Of Myron
were here Sunday returning home
from a visit with relatives and
friends at South Fork.
Dave Buercklin and wife of Nit
turn are here visiting Mrs. Buerck-
Inns mother, Mrs. J. L. Goodman, and
other relatives and friends.
James B. PEBBLES, a prosperous
citizen of Lebanon township, was
here last week and purchased some
young mules in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Ritchie, old
citizens of Ash Flat, are spending a
few days with the family of their
son, Joe Richie, who reside near
town.
William Roberts died at Cross
Roads, Fulton county, several miles
from Ash Flat, one day last week.
The deceased was about 60 yeals
Of age.
Harlan Meadows, who lives in
Mississippi county, was here a few
days last week. He purchased a
number of young mules in this Sec
ton while here.
Mr. and Mrs. Eaph Rogers were
called to Davidson township last
week on account of the serious ILL
ness of Mrs. Rogers brother, Make
Holt, who died of appendicitis.
George W. Smith, DR.. E. L. Sulli'
van, John Jarrett and j. D. Hines,
leading citizens of Poughkeepsie,
we're here Friday to hear the candi.
dates for congress address the vot-
ers.
W. A, Jackson of Myron was look
ing after some business matters
here one day this week. Mr.. Jack
son is the postmaster and merchant
at Myron and is also justice Of the
peace in his township,
Prof. and Mrs. c. G. Pool chaper
oned a crowd of more than twenty
young people on a hunt for the
festive 'possum a few nights ago
Three of the animals were caught,
and the entire crowd reports a very
jolly time.
DR.. j. r. StocAard of Davidson
township is here this week doins
dental work. DR.. Stcckard is think
ing Of moviLg his family back tt
this place in the near future. The
friends of the family would welcom,
them in our midst again,
Henry Seward fell from bis barn,
on which he was doing some work,
one day last week, and it was at
first reported here thai he had been
seriously injured. However, that
seems to be mistake, and his in
juries are only Of painful nature.
AT the time these lines are writ
ten the cottol Gin here has put up
1888 bales Of cotton, and. the einners
expect to put up about sixty more
before the season closes But little
cotton was grown in this immediate
section, but on account Of the scar
city Of gins the staple comes to the
Gin here from a considerable dis
tance.
Congressman W. A, 0ld6eld and
his republican opponent, G. W
Wells of JmbodeD, spoke at the
school building at this place los I
Friday afternoon. Owing to the
Sharp County record., 1916-11-03
Child Meets Horrible Death

While Mrs. A. Collins of Bandy's
Chapel, Jackson county, was work
ing with the family washing at her
home a few days ago she left her
three. year.old child playing near
the washtub. When she rsturned
from hanging up the clothes she
found her baby had fallen headGrst
into the tub of boiling water. The
child was horribly sCa'ded and died
ia q few minutes.
Sharp County record., 1916-11-03
NEWS ITEMS FROM CoRlH1h
so,eudid Young Citizen Dies Following
Attack Of Appendicitis.

cohool districts No. 4S and d
we're consolidated in county '0O'
q. Hardy last week.
Albert Foreman came in from
\ Oklahoma a few days ago. tie says
4 Arkansas is hard to beat
Rev. R. X. Bass Of Ash Flat, the
Methodist pastor, preached an inter-
esting sermon here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Williams VINO
live near Ash Flat, were visitors at
the home of W. E. Holt Sunday
Mrs. Julia Powell and her grand
son, Lodis Wiles, of Balboa have
been in our midst for several days
visiting friends and relatives
A.F. Rogers, Lawrence King and
W. F. Foreman each moved a LOAD
Of household goods from Walnut
RIDGE last week for Allen King, who
i, moving back to his old home
country.
az Roeers and his son, Jasper,
lately of Hardy, we're visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, George Rogers,
a few DAYS last week, after which
they left for Fort Smith, where the
family expect to make their home,
Make Holt died at the home Of
his father, W. +. Holt, Thursday of
last week and was laid to rest Fri
day at the Shiloh cemetery. Maxie
was the baby Of nine children. Three
brothers, Joe, Monroe and Troy
Holt, we're called from Walnut
Ridge and another brother, Wes
Holt, was summoned from Oklahoma,
but none reached here in time to
see their brother alive. Enoch Holt,
another brother, who resides at
Springfield, NO., was summoned,
but failed to arrive. The family
physician says Makes death was
caused by appendicitis. He leaves
a host of friends and relatives to
mourn his loss.
Sharp County record., 1916-11-03
Men Feel Tired, Too

While much is said about tired
women it must be remembered
that men also pay the penalty 'of
overwork When the kidneys are
weak, inactive or sluggish, when
one feels tired ont and miserable,
has the blues" lacks energy and
ambition, Foley Kidney Pills are
tonic and strengthening. They act
quickly. Barnett. Wasson Drug Co
Sharp County record., 1916-11-03
November Weather

Early cold snaps, storm and sleei,
snow and slush, cause coughs and
colds. Foley's Honey aud Tar acts
quickly, cuts the phleem, opens or
passages, allays irritation, heals In
namatiod and enables the sufferer
to breathe easily and naturally so
that sleep Is not disturbed by hack
ing cough Barnett.Wasson Drug
Co,
Sharp County record., 1916-11-03
CHRONICLES FROM CENTER
Grandma Schales In Helpless Condi-
tion, The Result Of A Fall.

Our school began last Monday.
Prof. L. D. Yates is the teacher.
I, T, Heath was looking after
some business at Evening Shade
Monday,
Aunt Mary" Wolf is sick at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Ander.
son Paden,
j. V. Lelievre and family will
move to Hardy this week to make
their future home.
Sam Spurlock and Mrs. John
Holman of Portia are visiting rela-
tives in this section.
Up to October 28th the gin al
this place had put up only rs bales
OF cotton this season.
Mrs. William Stephenson of Wal.
nut Ridge lately paid a visit to her
sister, Mrs, P, J, Schales.
Anderson Poden has moved his
grocery store across the street to
the building which he first used as
a store house,
Mrs Edgar Hudson and son Of
oklahoma are here visiting her faith.
er, Alex Paden, and other relatives
and old friends *
o. M, SchOles Of near Eyeninr
Shade was here a few days AGO tc
visit his mother, Grandma Schales,
who is not improving
They say that the postolllee Il
Going to be moved to town again and
be kept by Mark Stewart, who has
lately moved back from near kinl
Mills.
Crops are about all gathered ant
wheat sowing Is about done. There
Will be less wheat sown In thi,
section than usual on account Of
the high price and scarcity Of seed
Fred W, Sehales and John Sehalel
Of Newport spent a few days her,
lately visiting their mother, Grand
ma Scholes, who is In a helples,
condition as the result Of d fall sh,
received four weeks ago,
Sharp County record., 1916-11-03
CARD OF THANKS

To the neiehbors and friends who
were so kind to US in the last illness
of our son and brother, Make Holt,
we are without words to express
our appreciation. May God reward
them all, and may we all finally meet
above, where there is no sorrow.
W. E. Holt and family.
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Scater peo Trontcn.

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Tprretningenotiier.
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70c Suli 1914. ar ban troos line Syil
or, 8uqemaitmcr tiliioit bapoe tlebt Ell
Succeieiul boloenoe 30 yea. o. o.
ucaet Be bcoitc Hciultdter. @eo ierite
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$50 ~bciruqleoc 9Ga, REQ ouocu 235
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bebes ienbt.
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cleebaleu GoresIe / 1911! geItrami,
Tclt So. Sarmer.
Siguro Seuien. fsSt / arifiania 15oe
Sebr. 1887. Ioresie / Oft. 1918: 113
&ai6ington Greet, .. I%inneapolts'
Wiult.
Murtin Sbomasieu llObu, fpot 3bie
Suni 1856, miobels bei, brebifuIbret,
Ihs. Ibresie Somn,eren 1907: c. o.
Sontes arogucs. Dor 246, Slatton,
Wiurran Co., @linr. Snr ierere pGret
! Siour Stir. Soma % Smaba. Nebr.
Ole S(norens Salborien, So a "a
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Sabrifer, iom orbei6er Uniforms
ltoffet til BEN eneeIife Scr. @pen
Sltobersfielo er W%fibtpunftet for
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0alen ligger Sobrifer, bpis Waifi-
ner burer uitanbielig uoen at giere
|Sorifiel poa Dag og Scot. llnoer ct
Sfplag at graa &eg arbeioer belle
@efolfningen peo @epitoIene, iom
nteb raienbe Sdit maa fremitiae Wft.
lit9rtpierne. Irbeioerne fan life
gipe fig Sib til at eisre Sorifiel poa
Spnbag oe Speroag; ielp 2erbog
gfterlnibbag, Tom eaerS err bper en-
geIif grbeibers fiGreite Sritio, er mi
traoIe g(rbeiostimer. @are Maifi-
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'fene, ntua bper llge faa ire Einlers
Spite for at bli efterieet % reniet.
&bafi<9aIen mda orbeibe | bette
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ieIp, men ogiaa til ale oere8 9[ni-
ereoe = eraagrpnt til &usierne,
ntsrfeblaagraat I'll 9elgierne, lpie-
blaagraat til Sranifmenbene. Gens
trerne for ben punlige &%lGoeSfa6ri-
fation, 2obs, Gerpiers og &oltbair,
ligger nemlig mibt pna ario8iflle-
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beibet. GfteriporgieIen efter ltni-
formstei er iaa itor, of man life lpn-
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og BiitteeS. Sfient SobriferneS Ooe-
epne er poret iii oct mangebo6beIte,
bGnber set bog, at man al og til fore
lsbig ialfalb mao ofiloa en- geitil-
ling, iom I. Gr. npIig en- rrtsiiif Or
Gre poa ire @ilioner 9aros llri-
formstei.
Wange beI9iife Gppere bar ogioa
faoet @niGtteIie / abafioaIen. 9ette
err foriuuOibt biitoriif feet ganife in
teresiant, ga bet bar S~IamIGnoere,
iom / iin Sio errnoIogoe De engelife
SRperier. llnoer BEN beIgiifiebte
0ronning 9biIippa uopanoreoe nern-
Zig mango ilomife %9pere iii eng
lano, bporben De fsrte me0 Jig lit
Snanbperf % lngoe ben fsrite ge.
gpnoelie til benne ienere Ioa bIonl-
itrenbe engelife Snouitri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
&apitlerne
liac Aamcrat",

oen me 6ortPling / "@eo Nrnen"
b9rer ielgen0e Sperifriiter: Gen
Site Slli. - &c isrlte &rigSparilcr.
- 9ertinoen / "aslner Sol. - le
mpitiite Silteifo. Sgiaa Ell Raa.
De of iaa en- Stone paa. - Snaren.
q IRloen. - Cen Lille aamerat
- 8rRnien. - Spffen ipigter. -
Get natlige Angreb. - On 4r1ne /
girtiombeo. Spergongen oper
Meuie. - Get iioite 6remiteo. -
9utfe % lllpfte. - Stewort opipl.
Der tit 2eite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
Snluocr bat NDrciDgOom,
mclt DC Dc0 bet lite.

7sase % 'nssitse Tprer tr 1arias til me,
ssn snsecm os riesIit. 90 naar T~nrstnaocms
me pse ScrismmtIie ener anore aariassr til.
idots at reobtipe. Tau aiporliae RsiuItaier
ptniss.
Tine andre creansr iranaer cpmsrfIemhss.
men eine Snrer tranasr oct istft % irsmii.
isroi ssres snnf,ion CT Den riatiehs
Scis eu teller. at eiue Srrer sr sariaasu
III DIN ~insetiae ener ntobrnoie Sorfatnina.
bsspne at taae TT. ailmsr'e ewamps " loot.
Oct tore WiooeI tor Ghrtr, eepcr % pIGre
thi oct har wifi ia at pGre oct WioetI on trnns
Ger, % naar Dine Tnrtr sannosr at beo=ts
pii DC ophirIpe que ot andre craantr til
zunohco
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
ct Sorisa bill operbe,iie enbper.

SuVuosr al D}eurtitsv bar beutoust. at
ttu mtlos OF sisbliitelt3 Girtniu9a a Spomps
Moot. oct tore Diiootl ior lIprer. geuer %
NIGre. meast mart %tisuoes, og at oct ltdar
bsieit Tor me mertpFroige Relultdter l De
men b~adrOunfteoe (tliPlOsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
TpreipaoommeS .Spppiabeo.

Nolt fle't latter ltle oeu trueuoe Stltuaen
90 meyic.j9e NpppiGbco AZ l%tureiuosom.
Nfcocus R%ureonoey CT blouot Dc met olmiu
oelI9e Sp8oomme. Der rorefommer. iad tr
oe nU'ieu Re lole Der psotleuoe5 a. Edticu
ten. iom panliguis upitr ia ntS at bsbanS.
le ViriHlngtrnr, meoeuS ben oprinStli1t
Snnhnnf nrhhlincnhf nrhernrnnrr Snitsnet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
2laben E~orreiponodnce.

epsrasmaat fra 9er'oner, ION iite opSipe1 h"'
gosue III ReedttipueR, beiparts lie.
eperaere beoes aHatie tine Srsr9Sriaalt efHa'' ~
tpbeligt Spros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04

Sp.: Sor Ell Salpbolar fra 1907
noaer ertrn 89rbi2
Spar: Get fjenber ri intet til.
&enpeno Sem til gmeriean Stunts
maticS peietn, Aubpbpn Bart, @roaoa
,uap at t56tb St, gtem Yprf.