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Sharp County record., 1918-01-11
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The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in all
It's stages and that Is catarrh,
Catarrh being greatly influenced by
constitutional conditions requires
constitutional treatment, Halls
Catorrh Medicine is taken internally
and, acts through the blood on the
mucous surfaces of the system
thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, giving the patient
strength by building up the consti.
tuition and assisting nature in doing
It's work, The proprietors have SO
much faith In the curative powers
Of Halls Catarah Medicine that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that 1t falls to cure, Send
for list Of testimonials
t, j, Cheney g. Co, Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c,
Take Halls Family e"''
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blacksmith shop. Frank Foster has
come back from Illinois and is oc-
cupying his farm. Mrs. DR.. Spikes
has moved back to her farm from
Etowah, Mississippi county. G. W.
Dawson has moved to the Ira Ed
wards farm, and Homer Dawson is
occupying the house near the mill,
vacated by his father.
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BAKER FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
AFeW Lines Addressed To Voters Of
The Sixteenth Circuit.

10 the Voters of the 18th Judic-
ial Circuit of Arkansas.
! Take this method of announ.
cling my candidacy for reelection
to the office of Circuit Judge, sub
ject to the action of the democratic
party at the next primary election.
FQur years ago today made my
announcement as a candidate
Ior tnls office, at which time | made
tne people certain promises; you
,uonofed me with your votes and
Iaave me the office to which | as.
plred.
now submit to you how we'll |
AYE Kept these promises in the
'!l'char ree of my duty as your pub.
~ 5erVant,
Y ! promise now that wha,evcr |
nay have learned by experience in
y! sn'a once shall be given to the pub
ID Pc future in the discharge Of
NJ duty. o. "
eaFpeStly solicit the support Of
! feEy man and woman who be.
" 'eves that | will roithrullv md
"ons'' discharge my duty as
NJ of the courts for another
thanking you for past ey.
1''ons Of confidence and hopinp
~ my record as your servant /,
to merit the consideration
'ne somc, | am,
W uuly your obedient servant.
j, B, Baker
''oourne' Ark Jan /, 1918.
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There were $3.50 bales of cotton
,Duu - ~ Al ~ u>tuI, EOu W
prlDr 20 December 81, 1917, as com.
pared with 1856 bales einned in
tnat county PRIOR to December 81,
1915,
Guy Edwards sust9ined painful
injuries Saturday night while TAX.
lne care of some hogs and getting
hem in pen. He had a search
light and one Of the hogs became
blinded and ran into him, knocking
him down and fracturing his right
arm above the wrist.-Batesville
Guard.
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NEWS NOTES FROM MAxvILlE
Same Interesting Paragraphs From
Our Regular Correspondent.

Mrs Susan Simpson and children
have moved to Cave City from this
section.
We ought to have fine crops next
wear if bad weather in the winter
will help make them.
G. W. johnson and family lett
Tuesday for Royce City, Texas
where they will reside.
Harrison Boles and wife of New
ark we're here a few days last week
visiting relatives and friends
IF. Provence has sold his farm
and wagon and team to }, N. Kent
The consideration being $3.50.
J. N. Kent and T. E. Pickens
were at Batesville the latter part of
last week on business and seeing
their friends.
We have been having plenty Of
eold and snowy weather of late,
Ind present prospects are for more
had weather vet.
L. R. Johnson is moving to the
Holm PinkSton farm, near the
mouth of Strawberry river, having
sold his farm here.
1t is reported that another case
81 smallpox has developed at the
home of G. H. Matheny, and if such
isthe case vaccination has failed to
do its duty.
''Uncle Tom" Woodbridge has
moved to the farm which he and
bis son, Robert, lately bought from
NJ F. Stout Robert will soon move
10 Gave City.
Most everybody in this commun-
ity attended the M. F. Stout public
sale Saturday. The largest crowd
ever known to attend anything of
the kind here was at the sale, and
lots of stuff was sold,
G. H. Matheny and J. T. Carpen-
ter are at Hardy this week on the
lookout for votes for the offices Of
aheriff and treasurer. They have
(he best wishes of their friends
here in their political undertakings.
POwell Kunkle, who had been
Wiling relatives near Evening
Shode for several days, returned
bore Sunday for a visit with his
sister, Mrs, c. X. Vance. He will
soon repert for military service in
Jaohson county,
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Cave CITY NEWS ITEMS
Young Men Will Thresh Out Pen And
Sword Problem Friday Night

Rev. A. McKelvey, the Methodist
pastor, went to CuShmal Saturday,
where he filled his regular appoint
ment Sunday.
U. G, Brewer was up from Bates
vile Tuesday meeting his many
friends apd attending meeting of
the stockholders of the Bank of
Cave City.
A number of Cave City people at
tended the M. F. Stout public sale,
three miles northwest of town Sat
urday. Of course they bought
themselves rich.
Even the dumb brutes in this Sec
ton are helping prepare for the war
struggle. A COW belonging to DR..
u. /. Lamar gave birth to twin cal
YES a few days ago.
E. B. Andrews, G. S. Jerniean and
Lee Crabtree, three good citizens of
Scott township, we're here Saturday
attending to some business matters
and meeting their many friends.
j. H. Ball and family have recent
ly moved to the Judge Horn prop
erty. W. F. Rogers and family, who
he'd been occupying that property,
have moved to the Frank McGee
farm, east of town.
Yancy King, who is attending
school at this place, was called to
his home at Pouehkeepsie late
ly. Smallpox has developed in the
family and Yam ncy's services are re.
quired to look after affairs at the
home.
A large number of friends gave
the family Of Rev. A. McKelvey,
the Methodist pastor, a severe
pounding" Tuesday night, leaving
at the parsonage goodly amount
of substantial tokens of esteem for
the pastor and his family.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bank of Cave City
was held Tuesday, We are inform
ed that the bank declared divi-
dend of 28 per cent from last years
business, which is a good showing
or the institution. The bank is
now no doubt in the most prosper.
Gus condition Of its career
The yo.ns mems debating Soc
iety at the school has some very in-
teresting and entertaining discus.
sions. Next Friday night the boys
will debate the subject Resolved,
that the pen is miphlier than the
sword" Ever hear that beforeY
This is very old subject for debate
and has been used many times, but
we look for our boys to settle the
question once for all and put the
subject away for gpod
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Could Not Eat or Sleep
Made Well BY PERUNA

Mr.. william u. Denny, 1923 parlS
Ave. Springfield, Ohio, writes;
II ind great pleasure In writing
you and thanking you for what Po.
runs has already done for me. !
have been troubled with oatarrh for
years, and II had affected my head,
nose, throat ana stomach, that !
could not eat nor sleep with any sat'
isfsetlon,
Il have just taken three bottles.
can eat most anything ana am greatly
relieved OF nervousness, 20 that when
-a-iA--do1n ! can sleep without tho
"a A.. Ill
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0LDFIELD FOR REELECTION
Popular Congressman Will Seek Re-
Election In Democratic Primaries.

The announcement of Hon. W. A.
Oldtield as a candidate for re-elec-
ton to CONGRESS- from this district
appears in today's paper. Speaking
of his candidacy one of his home
papers, the Newark Journal, says:
Mr.. Oldfeld is seeking re- election
solely upon his merits, and any
fair-minded man who will consider
his record in congress is bound to
admit that no man in the entire
history of this district has made a
more brilliant record or been more
faithful to duty than Mr.. Oldfeld.
He has risen in prominence and
influence at Washington until he is
recognized as one of the most in
fiuential men in congress.
This is shown by the fact that
he has been chosen as a member
OF the Ways and Means Committee,
the most important and the most
powerful committee in Congress.
Mr. Oldfeld is in perfect har-
moDy and accord with the admins
tration and is recognized by Presi-
dent Wilson as one of his staunch.
est and ablest supporters.
No man in this congressional
district stands closer to the people
or enjoys a greater share of the con-
fidence of the people.
He is an untiring worker and
the people appreciate his efforts in
behalf Of good government. His
thousands of friends will show
their appreciation by giving him
their loyal support in the coming
election.
Congress only recently recon
vened and on account of the war
situation, will doubtless remain in
session until late next summer or
even extend into the fall of the
year. Under these circumstances
it will be practically out of the
question for members of Congress
to engage in the campaign for re.
election; and as it is important that
most, if not all, Of the present con.
gressmen be retained during this
trying period opposition to them, at
home, should be ignored by the
voters.
In piping times of peace when
the country is tranquil, it is well to
consider The claims of aspiring GEN
lus and allow latitude to develop
craftsmanship; but in times like
these, when the whole world is rent
with war, and devastation, deslruc-
ton and anarchy turks in every
hiding place, it is dangerous to ex-
pertinent. Hence for the good Of
the country, the welfare of the ma.
ton, and the safety of the people,
let us keep in Congress, at least un-
Ill this cruel war is over men whom
we know and whom we can I'M
plicitly trust"
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tets Good Results Quickly

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REEDER WILL MAKE RACE
Leading BatesvilIe Attorney viii Be A
Candidate For Chancellor.

Hon, L, F. Rceder of this city an.
nouDces that he will be d candidate
In the coming primary election for
The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-18
INSURANCE BUREAU
 IS UNDER ATTACK
INEFFtClENCY OF THE ORGANL EATON IS ATTACKED BY RE
 PUBLlCANS IN THE HOUSE

Washington Oct l7.-Parlsian noi litical discusson and criticism of lh, war risk insurance bureau delayed at ] ion by the house today on the sin billion dollar military deficiency bill Leaders hope to pass the measur. tomorrow and send it 10 the scna.a but Representative SGerlcy. of Ken tucky, in charle Of the bi(l warned th, house that this was impossible mles. discussions was conformrd to "What is in the 5il"
 Commentator and conformation o the work Of the war risk bureau Wo, freely voiced during tine two hour dis. cussion of appropriations of $Gol9e .000 for clerk hire and $70.00o.0oo lol additional family allowances, both o which were approved
 Representative Madden, of Illinois republican denounced the bureau a- ."outrageously inefficient in ajmini. tration and said it Was Filled with idlers"
 Representative Troadway of Na,a3- iAltf tAos Nt Ntu Nlt NUl eau lNl HA .comphshin2 a great volume ol N1r5 in a short time. while other members cXchaneed information regarding the lmreau's work seeking explanation of delays in cheeks going to soldiers families
 In the political discussion which concluded general debate as the bjil went to amendment under the five minute rule Representative MaGce, oi New York and Cdmnoen Of Kansas republicans advocating a coneresaiou al committee to supervise government .eXpendiuures, appealed for election q a republican congress
 Representative SeItin. of Ala bama democrat in reply refer rins to election expenditures in sey eral states. charged the republicans with absolutely trying to ouy the house and senate
 Pay of the army amounting to SGoG,- 32G0p0 was the only important mir tary appropriation considered today It was passed without discussion
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ARMY AND NAVY FOOT BALL

The Army ana Navy Foot Ball squad
 in yesterdays practices showed much improvement in all branches Of the game Much time was spent in chars
 ing and breaking through The coach giving personal instruction Go the line men in getting away with the ball and setting the jump on their opponents. Handler at left tackle is showing q
 brand of defensive foot oall that is eN- tremey encouraging Ia the coach. in
 the afternoon practice Handler broke
 through his opponent repeatedly and spilled many of the plays back of tac line In this department Campbell
 the big laG from Iowa is also showing up well He is big fellow fast on his feet and is learning the charge that spells gloom to his opponents
 Sergeant Moak and Captain Roo erts aternateJ at the quarter back po- sition and both run the team smooth ly and sot their plays away rapidly Couette at half also is showing great line pmngins ability.
 Ahothei very thOoutdShe ltalulc 4i the practice was the interference The Coach has been spending much time
 in this art and is using five and six man inference The interference is running low and is getting a punol into their charge which means gain3.
 The new equipment has arrived and the team is in the pink Of condition
 and just as soou as conditions permit some of the best college and army
 teams will be seen here in action. The squad is practiciug daily at Whiting | ton Park
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WILL HAVE TO HURRY,

That portion of the country that has Jagged behind in the support oi the Fourth Libery Loan will have to hurry else Germany at one of her most critical moments will have re- eeived some support from our own home situation.
 Whether peace should come or mot. this loan must he complete That Ahas been made certain by the au- ehoritIes at Washington Most cf &e money of this loan has already hlt expended by the government TIM money will be needed. every dollN of it, even f peace should come surprisinely early and if peace did not result then indeed would Ger many have proved up that she use an advantage even within our own doors.
 We do not believe that the Fourth Liberty Loan will fail but then Americans have an air of overconli ; dencc The loan is far too short now. and only two more days of time. in which to speculate that 1t will oe made good Of course it may come through at the last moment, and then again t may not
 What if it doesn't?
 We have more than two million men in foreign fleds fighting the battle of the people at home. What win these men do alot il? What will they say? Will they continue t3 give their lives, when the people oi the richest nation on tho earth do not give their money?
 Hot Springs has more than icayeu- ed her quota; Arkansas is certain to be over the top, and our St Louis reserve district is daily either re- ported al the head of the reserve dis sricts. or never worse than second in the list
 These facts will bring local pride but the Fourth Liberty Loan is not out of tho woods. and it Is up to th, American people to make today an, tomorrow the busiest in their wa work. else the loaa Will ao, have bee, completed
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GUN AT HER HEAD.

With reports that Turkey wa~ coming m. and that she would re- quest peace at any price, We have been awaiting that Turkish note, and it did not come Now there leaks through a report that Germany has some naval forces with their aims on Constantinople. and that Germany Is keeping the Turk back under force of arms A fine set of Central Pow CTS" these, when one dominates and the others are forced into following Tnstead of central groupe it is one fiendish Germany. supported by al the German people at home, and lot. of German people abroad holdin- other weak vassals by the threat o annihiIation Happily there is almos an end to such world situation
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NOTICE OF REcElVER's SALE.

Notice k hereby given that the uu- .dGsisned as Receiver of the co partnership of Staley and Mciunkn. u conformity with the docretal order .of the Honorable Jethro F. Hender- son, Chancellor of the Garland Chan cery Court, made and had on the tenth day of October, A D. 1918. on the 17th day of October, A D 1918, between the hours of nine, q. m and three o'clock D m, st the former place ot business of tine said part nership of Stalcy and McJunkin, l0l Park Avenue, City of Hot Springs. Garland County. Arkansas, proceed to sell at public out-cry 10 the highest and best bidder the personal property of the co-partnership, consisting oi stock of graceries store fixtures and delivery team and wagon Terms of sale Cash
 All sales subject to the approval of the said chancellor Of the Garland Chancery Court
 CHAS (. SPARKS, Receiver
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D0UAl AND LILLE ARE
 TAKEN BY BRITISH
CONTINUED FROM PAGE |

number of determined attacks. All of these attacks Mere repulsad an heavy losses inflicted on the eneml More than 5.000 prisoners were taken
 "Threatened by the continued pro. eress of allied attacks south Of the sensee and north of the Lys, the en- emy is hasteniug his retreat from the salient at Douai and Little
 "Today our troops entered the town of Doud,, having broken the resistance of the enemy's rear guard on the line of the Haute Deule canal
 Troops Of the firth British army under General Bidwood, having press ed the enemys rear 2uards DacE. with great determination for many weeks have today encircled and captured Lille
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POPE PINS HIS FAITH
 ENTIRELY ON PRESIDENT.

Rome Monday Ocf Il You may say that the Holy father ie pinuins 1q faith entirely on President Wilson to make a quick and durable peace Mou>isnor Coreui, papal under sec rotary of state, said to the correspond entt today He is making special prayers to this end that President Wilson may not deyiate from his pres ont coursc and that nothing may n- terfere with his purpose and compel .o renewal of the war"
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WHAT TRUTH WAS.

The distorting Of an editorial O. the subject of the seven farmers oI Hale township drought before the county council of defence made f say that inc charges had been made by District Attorney Martin, when the copy read in it's original.
 .'The bringing of the seven Hale township farmers before the county council of defense on charges made ly the township chairman, was misguided one. and as stated by Dis tree Attorney Martin. was an actioT wholly unilstitied hy comparison made between the capabilities q
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WARNING ORDER

In the Chancery Court of Garland County Ark. Mary C. Jennings Plam- tiff. vs w. E. Jennings, Defendant The Defendant, w. E Jennings, IS warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complain of the Plaintiff. Mary C. Jennings. Witness my hand and the seal o' said Court this 2Sth day of Septem her. 1918.
 r. w. ROW LES, Clerk
 By D. w. Parker. D. C A Murphy. Atty ad Litem. (Sunl
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The situation in different districts tonight" said the loan headqaarcs- announcement, may be summed up as follows.
 "st. Loms Certain of its quota, out owing to influenza, expects no large lover subscription
 Dallas Conducting wonderful pa triotic drive in lace of unusual dIs courageous. including droushts. ir hopeful
 Richmond Peace talk and mIlu- cnzl have hurt loan but confident o victory
 "Atlanta-Tryiug hard and hopefn that uureported subscriptions make situation better than official iiere' mdicate.'
 Among the optimistic messages to day was enc saying Richmond, Nir ginia. had gone over its quota,
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PLATEAU HOTEL

Como Square sanitary pleasant rooms, also light housekeeping ac- commodations. rates reasonable Come and see us. new management G
 w Stanton, formerly of Bigelow Little Rock Fort Roots and Cami Pike, S3c 1-2 CcAral avenue. Phone -20 5-16- I'm
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Dr W. H. dickson announces tha: he treats eczema, blood and all kinds of skin diseases, by method that is simply wonderful. Also diseases ol the rectum and cures piles without the use Of tho knife Twenty years in Hot Springs, Ark Citizens National Bank Building. S-2l
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Como Square, sanitary, pleasant rooms, also light Housekeeping ac- commodations. summer rates. Come and see us; new management. C.
 W. stanton. formerly of Bigelow, Little Rock, Fort Roots and Camp Pike, S33 1-2 Central avenue. Phone 720. 6-16-lmo
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FOR CONSTABLE

The Sentinel Record Is authorize to announce Vince Brown as can didate for constable of Hot Sprins township, subject to the voice of th people
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Use bggets Golden Tip Tea for making iced tea. This tea is pro cured only frIm the early flowery picklngs. which in tAis country is found in but few of the most exclusive stores, and then at prices varying from s2OO to s5.o0 a pound. Price q LOO 8 pound. For sale ey K. G Nor Eis Drug Go. Phone s42 s-I0tf.
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SPECIAL PRlcEs TODAY.

No ] Lard...,...............$l % No. 10 Lard ..................$2l0 2l lbs Flour ....................Sl5 l5 Potatoes, per bu.............,..S2 S2 70 Butter, ID ..................... .l0
 RAWSON'S GROCERY.
 Phone l}07 g0l w Grand Ave c.At'Lr u
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One supects that the 'Germas gov lnmont of that Solf note has merely shaved off it's Imperial for plr- poses of dissuise
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FOR SHERIFF

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Tom J. Bledsoe as a candidate for sheriff of Garland county, subject to the will of the people
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In thc meanwhIlo there will be au election along early in November that win attract some attentiou
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And if all the people will take tn proper preyentatives. Hot Springs wi have proportionately less Of the dang erous flu
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After all, its late allies should be grateful to Bulgaria for breaking the ice and showing the way.