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Sharp County record., 1917-12-14
COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that will meet the tax
payers Of the various townships Of Sharp Coun-
ty, Arkansas, at the places and on the dates
mentioned below for the purpose Of collecting
the taxes for the year 1917 All parties desiring
TO pay on real estate will please bring correct
descriptions Of same in order to avoid errors and
delay.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT
Lave Creek township Rose Pond, January IA,
1918, 0 to II o'clock u. m.
Morgan township, Center, Monday, January
Ia, to o'clock y. M, at postoiiice.
South Lebanon township, Dotson School House,
Tuesday, January 10,
Strawberry township, Nesonville Wednesday,
January, l6,
Big Creek township, Sullivans Store, Gala
minc Thursday, January II.
North Big Rock, poughkeopsie DR.. Sullivan's
Office. Friday, January IS,
South Big Rock, Emery, Ilolleys Store, Satur-
day. January 49, 0 to l2am,
Washington, powels Chapel Saturday, Janu-
ary 10, 2 to bp. m,
Scott, Taylore Store, Monday, January 2li
shavcr's Store. Shelbyvillo, Tuesday, January
| %.
Cave. Cave City, ut bank Wednesday, January
23,
Sullivan. Briello Springs Thursday, January
"a Sidney, at bank, Friday, January 25.
johnson. 81, Paul, Saturday, January 20,
NORTHERN DISTRICT
Richwoods, Jacksons Store, Monday, January
| 49, Ash Flat, Tuesday, January 20,
Highland, Kings Store Wednesday, January
| 30
North Lebanon Sanders Store, Thursday
January 81.
Davidson, King Mills, Friday. February 1.
pincy Fork, Evening Shade, at court house
Saturday, February 2, 20 Saturday, February
Is, inclusive
| Jackson, Williford, Monday and Tuesday, Feb
ruary Is and 10,
South Union, Martins Creek School House
Wednesday February 90
North Union, Banks School House, Thursday
February o.
Upper North, Wrth, Friday, February 20,
Lower North, Cox School House, Saturday
February s3
Hardy, at court house, Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, February 2b 20, q
and ~,
Evening Shade, at court house from Monday
March 4, TO Wednesday, April TO-
Given under my hand thIs tho ID day Of De
cember, lDl1
i, II, kiRTLBY, Sheriff,
ANA BE'o0leio Collector, sharp County, Arb,
Sharp County record., 1917-12-14
LINES FROM BENGAY
Newsy Notes For Our Readers From
South Big Rock Township.

W. S. Hutchison an1 wife made
a business trip to Batesville one day
lately.
Rev. W. A. Watkins made a busi. +.
ness trip to Tuckerman one day
last week.
Chas. Kennon and Sam Bishop
made a business trip to Batesville
one day last week.
Jim jarrett Of near Poughkeepsie
was here one day last week looking
after some business,
There will be a box supper at Mt,
Pisgah school house Saturday night,
December 22nd. The proceeds will
90 toward getting bell for the
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This Quit Is Worth Money

AZ, Dnt miss this, Cut out this
ssp; sses enclose &c, Sc with Sc to Foley & Co.,
,.''''s xoso Sheffield Ave, Chicago, N
wnuns your name and odd,ess
s''%'y You will receive in return
%el T package of Folcys Honey !,
sna Tar Compound for eouohs
u s'''' ana Group Foley Kidn, v
s"'''s a., ana ! Foley cothartic Tablets, !,
Sharp County record., 1917-12-14
ASH FLAT PARAGRAPHS
What Is Happening Among The People
0fRichwoods Township.

Roscoe Biggers, who has spent
the past year in Oklahoma, has re-
turned here.
A good many of our citizens have
made war on the rabbit tribe since
the big snow came. Sam Richie
reports having killed 20 in one day.
Atty. Ebert Goodwin of Melbourne
was here several days ago attend
ine to some matters of legal busi-
ness and visiting his relatives and
friends.
Buster Cliff, who has spent the
past few years at Stuart, Okla, re-
turned to that place the first part of
the week, after having spent several
days here with relatives.
John Burrus has resigned his
position in the public school, and
the place has not been permanently
filed yet. Mr.. Burrus lately bought
and took charge of the Hardin stock
of goods.
Hershel Wolf, who left two weeks
ago for Camp Pike to take military
training for war service, returned to
that camp Monday, after having
spent a short furlough here with
relatives and friends.
A twelve inch snow covered the
ground here Friday, and since that
time the weather has been extreme
ly cold. Many of our people were
caught with slim woodplleS, and
wood wagons have been quite busy
for several days.
Atty. H. A. Northcutt Of Salem
was here few days ago. He is an
avowed candidate for congress, and
this place is the opening point for
his campaign. He will make his
first speech of the campaign here
some time next month,
Jim p. Bristow, now a soldier of
Unc le Sam and stationed in South
Carolina, was here short time
Sunday en- route to Evening Shade,
where he will spend a furloueh with
his parents. jim p, has many
friends here, and he is fine boy
Cleo Barnett and Miss Della
Tucker were united in marriage at
Cross Roads, Fulton county, Sunday,
and Mr. Barnett brought his bride
here Tuesday, where they will
reside. Many friends wish this
young couple long and happy lives.
A few hogs ore dying yet from
hog cholera in this section of the
county, This disease has cost this
immediate section of the county o
good many hundred dollars in the
past few months, and the loss comes
at time when 1t will be keenly
felt,
Last Saturday the Masonic lodge
elected the following officers to serve
the ensuing year. J, M. Causbie,
Worsbipful Master; X +. Scnplc,
Senior Warden; Allen Farris, Junior
Warden; Dee Phillips, Treasurer;
j, L. O"erton, Secretary; Elmer
Phillips, Senior Diaeoa; Shelby Fee
euson, Junior Deacon; E, W, Goodwin,
s.,...,..,..,.u.,..
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COMMITTEE TO SELL
WAR SAVING STAMPS
Entire Resources OF Govern
ment Are Behind These
Baby Bonds. . .

township or town in the county an
association for the sale of U. S.
War Savings Stamps, or Certificates.
AS the weather is too bad for any
one to 60 over the county just now
to organize in the several towns OF
the county, | hereby appoint the
following persons as patriotic citi.
zens and ask them to take steps tc
organize in their respective local..
ties and solicit subscriptions to this
war fund, towit:
Wirth; The Postmaster, George
T. Wirth and John M. Taylor, fol
North and North Union townships.
Williford; Fl. T. Wilkinson, A, J
Dutton, C. J. Wilson and C. A. Hail
for Jackson and South Union town.
ships.
Hardy: Arthur Sullivan, A, M
Metcalf, Prof. Chandler, Miss Flor
ence Cope and Mrs. DR.. Johnston.
Stuart: W. G. King and William
Dunlap.
Ash Flat: Oscar Murphy, J. l.
Overton, Marvin Stephens aud c. w
Wilson.
Evening Shade: Walter Metcalf,
Whit Wasson, T. |. Herrn, Mes
danes Berta Stokes and Minnie
Coger.
Sidney: Sam Evans, A. A. Arm,
J. P. Bone and R. C. Founders.
Maxville: G. H. Matheny, T. E.
Pickens and W. |, Simpson
Cave City: j. M. Simpson, J. R.
Carpenter, DR.. G. T. Lamar, j. T.
Harrell and w. N. Barnett.
Shelbyville: E. A. Taylor, Moses
McGinnis and S. L. Shaver.
Calamine: Edgar Price, Ret Pars-
ley and j. M. Street.
Nelsonville: W. R. Nelson, Ben
Norris and Ben Porter.
Poughkeepsie: DR.. E. L. Sullivan,
George Smith, N, V. Hutchinson, Bud
Hines and W. 7. Norris.
Sitka: Lee Hissinbottom, A, B.
Sanders and D. I. Leonard.
The War Savings Stamp" is
aothine more than little baby
Donds"like the Liberty Bonds, They
nave behind them the entire re.
sources OF the government and the
people of the United States. They
are put in reach of every individual,
The money which the boy useleSsly
throws away during Christmas for
fireworks and the man, woman or
elrl wastes on needless Christmas
goods would pay for one or more
War stamps, and thereby help our
government feed, clothe and arm
our boys to win the war, The War
Savings Stamp" is an interest bear
ing promise to pay" at the end Of
five years, beginning January |,
1918. 1t draws A per cent per an
mum with compound interest every
three months. You pay $4,12 for a
stamp dated January 1st,, 1918,
and January lst, 1923, you can cash
1t for $500. Certificates the same
way. You lend that much money
to the government for war purposes,
and receive it back with interest
and pay no taxes on 1t. Better
than to loan money at 7 per cent
Then you have the consciousness
and satisfaction Of knowing that,
you are assisting In defending
our country, our ilaS and the prin'
ciples OF liberty and democracS
against aOtocrdry, outrage anG
crime
Every bank and third class post
Office will handle these stamps
We have done our part in tn" way
Of furnishing and sending forth our
young manhood to fight our battles,
now let's see what we are willing to
and will do to support them,
This Is addressed to every father,
mother wife, brother and sister in
Sharp County record., 1917-12-14
NEWS FROM CAVE CITY
-. Y. H. Stewart Passes Away VI
Iconsumption, Aged 6S Years.

Clay Rodgers returned a fe" ys Gays
sso irom Texas where he spent
three or four months.
Mis- Eunice Chaudoin of Sulll-
van township was a new student in
school here this week.
Mipter Bonham has moved to the
'iewis farm, near town, which place
he recently purchased from Henry
Stull.
Henry Stull has sold his residence
nroper,y here to John Patterson
M. Stull and family will move to
Lawrence county.
W.N. Barnett, one of the best
known citizens of this place, is serl-
ovsly thinking of entering the race
for sheriff in the coming primaries
Not very many people have been
coming to this week on account OF
the extremely bad weather. The
entire week has been unfavorable
both for business and for loafine. .
Sheriff J. H. Kirtley and T. j.
Davidson were here from Evening
Shade a few days ago. They were
securing signatures to Mr.. Kirtley's
collectors bond, which instrument
was freely signed by large number
of our best citizens.
Mrs. Mary E. Simpson, a pioneer
resident of this place, was 78 years
of age Tuesday. Mrs. Simpson had
q very severe attack of illness a few
months since, but her many friends
will be glad to know that she is
rapidly regaining her health and
strength,
Rev. A. McKelvey was returned
10 the Gave City circuit by the re.
,ent conference of the M. E.
Church South, held at Helena Very
many people are glad of this fact,
because Rev. McKelvey is a very
nne man and is popular among the
people here.
LA. Carpenter, who had a place
M the Cave City High School, left
Ior Camp Pike recently to 90 into
refining for service in the war. Mr..
/ Carpenter made an effort to be ex.
smpted from service on account of
,aais duties in the school here, but
's.ialled. James M. Simpson has TAX
n 90 biz place in the school.
u Last Friday snow fell here to
the Depth of something like a foot
and since that time this section has
'S,been Experiencing the worst spell Of
u winter it has had in a long time.
Y the mercury has been below zero
Two Of three mornings, and to make
bad matters worse a good many of
'our people, not expecting such a
severe spell Of weather so early in
the aeason were caught without very
:, much wood,
, Albert Davidson of St. Louis ar
rived here last week for a visit
WITH his parents, Uncle John"
n pDavIdson and wife, and other rela.
tlves and friends. Uncle John"
., and his wife celebrated their 5Oth
!, wedding anniversary one day last
y week at which time a sumptuous
:. feast was spread for the relatives
ana 2 number Of friends. The next
uay Uncle John" celebrated his
s@th birthday,
MFs' Susie Stewart, wife Of W. H.
stewart, one of the best old citizens
y 'ms community, passed away
ue.oay morning, following an ex.
I. !ended illness of consumption. Mrs.
'e'ewert was 6S years of aee and
'eaves a husband and eight children,
'md whom are grown, She was a
! 'p'endld type of the christian woman
wlll be sadly missed by q large
c'sc'e OF acquaintanceS. Very many
friends extend sympathy to the
m m,amily in their great bereavement,
Ihn h,,r,ai a g. ''''
Sharp County record., 1917-12-14

Chaplain; Ransom Goodwin and j. b.
Oyle., Masters of Ceremonies; T. j.
Shelley Tyler
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SICUE DESARRoLLANDOSE .
CVicnc dc la Pag 2a.)

&C las posiciones enemigas, tan pods
rosamentc d~efendidas y fortificadas,
quo Il no haber Sido por cl trabajo dc
los ~tar4ucs, Ia inf&ntrria sofa quiz;,
Nc solo no 10 huhiera Iogrado en- in
mes. pero nj siqui"ra habria conse
guido capturar ei primer sisterra de
dcfcEsa..
Fl tarreno c~apturaic : el gran na-
nero de pohiados = villas. todas elias
s~provechadas omo posicione= de de
fe2ss. G';c fue-on 0cupadas por los
b~!1taMicos. O ID meior rrUeba i" Ia
importancia dol gclre ,Iadg al crcmi-
&c, Fl numcro dc prisioneros hecIcs,
habia Iambicn muy r'aramentc dc Ia
magnitud de la vic ori&.
Con csc ar&nce. las tropas ingIcsa5
St ercucntran ahora q tres millas dc
d:st.@cia 1e Z plan fya-te d. Cam
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HENRY FORD MiEMBRO DEL
CONSEJO NAVAL.

WASHINGTON, Ncvicmbre %
RI manufactured de AUTOMOBILES Y
Multimillonario Henry 'ord, formara
parte dcntro de pOcos dias del Con
acio Naval, en- donde Sc cree que po-
IA presl4r valioSoS services como
organization active : csicaz, pues pc
see 2randeS dojes para dcscmpcna-
de; scry.cios.
Mr.. Ford h. sido nombrado jefc
d. i'm departamento especial. cuya
labor seri Ia Ge eslim4lar y haccr
rrog.esar 10 mas r~dpidamente posi-
lie la construction de los buques,
r~aercantca, sobre los cua!es tiene
control e. Console Naval.
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lii drmisticio los
~maXimalistas

PETROGRADO, Noviembre e
E gob;erno rus do 6rdenes aver a!
general Bukhonin. comandante en- Je-
fe de las fuerzas rusas, para que I'M
clara negociaciones para un armiStl-
clio con los commentaries de los eyer
citos enemigos. La proposition para
las negociaciones de paz ha sldo en-
tregada oficialmente a los EmbaJado-
res De los paises aliados en- esta ca
pital.
La oferta formal para Iii armlstl-
clio todos los b~eligeranIeS que pro-
pcne eli C~onsejo de los Comlsarlos
del pueblo ' del Congreso de Obre-
ros V Soldados de toda IA Russia, no
puede ser considerable como IN es-
fuerzo hacia una paZ separada.
Por ell contrario, sc declara Ell ella
cue no solo no Sc deSea tai paZ Sepa-
raGa. sino que Sc rechaza Ia Que Sc
ofrece el armisticio que propone Ale
mania, ain cuando este fuera acep-
tada por los aliados.
En- esta capital Sc eXpresa Ia con-
fianza de que Ia iniciativa tomada
Dor Russia dara los resultados desea-
dos. ST no con los gobiernos aliados,
Sc insistira entonces por conducto de
los pueblos de los paises aliados, los
que, Sc cree, ejerceran preston ante
sus gobiern0s para consegulr que
accedan.
De acuerdo con ell plan del gobier-
no maXimalista, Sc arreglara prinerc
un armisticio Y 81 este Sc sostenia
ror tres meses, Sc ~propondr!a IL reu-
MON de una coafercncia pacifista, eli
"a quo Sc haria IN intcnto para que sc
entraran. en- negociaciones dc paz,
de acucrdo con los principIos procla-
mados por Russia, de no ancNiones
ii inGemnizaciones.
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UN COMBATE EN- SAN FERNAN,
Nienc de la 4a.)

&GricH, an;e quien comparecleron en-
cxamen perliminar Juan Perez '
Guadalupe Rivera. acuSados dc in
tantar vio!ar cl embargo impuesto
aobrc la exportacion dc where's, puso
4 ambos en- libertad bajo fianza dc
quinientos doIares cada uno, qucdan-
do obligados d comparecer ante Ia
Corte federal que Sc reunira aqui du
rantc los ultimos dias del pr0Ximo
mes dc diciembre.
La Cortc sera la que juZgue a los
rrcsuntoS contrabandistas y resuclya
Sobrc su a~cusaciGn.
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Giro detcnido por shaker"

Acusado de habcr faltado al re-
gistro militar ordenado por el pres,
dentc Wilson cl dia ) dc JUNO pro,
X.mo paSado. fue aprchcndido por .1s
agcnteS del DEPARTMENT. de JUST,
cia en- eSta ciudad. un ciudadano me-
Xicoamericano ilamado .Anastasic
Martinez.
FL dctcnido comparable hoy ante
el comisionado federal, quien 10 con.
s:gno u Ia Cortc federal, imponiendo,
lc n fiauza dc doscicntos d6lares
para que quedc on libertad mientras
:" reune la cortc que habra de co.
ROGER dc 81 causs.
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Sc RECONCEMTRAN LOS REBEL
DES EN- "A SIERRA DE SAN
CARLOS.

-
Corrr>p"nden"ia Esnecia' oars IL pnFNSs
6RO"NSNlLLE, texas NoVlem-
IRE 20.-Har!aS paftdaS rebe.dcs SC
cSi3n re"oncentrando en- Ia Sierra
He San Carries (" c. hSIado de d
a;'u!lpaS. plceSe que los re0eIdes Que
am eS'an r~e"H'ehaoSe son los que
tomaToh paF1c en- los comhates Il
or&c9> &e Or. loss ! Cienegra dc RIO
res. Nus'' Leon ' en- los cualea
res"i'"foH '~ic'of'oSaS las tuer%as ca
rf1h':E'"9, q 'er'f 'e los NlormeS
o!'ela 6 o""oS d conocer Por los pc
r'7olcoS dc Monterrey y los de Ma
t.moroS.
AuH euaado.. segun Ia declaration
d III coronei caEranclSta apeihdado
R"mlfe@ QuintanlIIa. los rebeldes
que 50 eStaA reconcentrando cn Ia
sierra DC San Carlos SC ~"ncIentran
Ell ma.as condolences ' faltos absola-
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C!EHCIAs OCULTAS

ClavicU..a dei Rey SaL2Tl6n -. SOc
TirrIrTaTic Inrercsi. Con,lene masia
rI9cra r0,a = geSFa. apIrlci0nes, etc Si.T5
71gms : Tl'ulI de Ia Alta MaEia. Con-
:Ir7a 81 ~tr.4HgulJ De Ss4omon, 10 CS-
Dris Il TsrlT. s~ecret0s Del e-i:9, III,
2.,1,In.'.. ,irtElor.os Y FeGIacuIOs 6Qc
Ell Drae1n R0.o, 0 seq el aTtG de man
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b.a!, ullo de los piiares formidab!es
de Ia famosg Inca de defensa, que
los alemanes ,estah!ar!eran despneS
Dc ;u retiraGa del Soma, y en- Ia Tue
esperau .~sostenerse indeflnidamcHte'
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cesa no dan al trastc o csc proyec-
20. chligando al cremigo q buscar
otra Inca mas cetc4 dc ID lontera
-rsrco-hs,ga.
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NELADA De AMI ERSARI0

FL dia u de los corrientes, N e.
salon de rccepciones del edific!o
Woodmen, sito en- el numero $50 de
II Gale L. Houston, Sc verificara I'LL
festival con motive del primer ami
yersario del Club Rccreativo dc obrc-
rOS.
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