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Sharp County record., 1903-08-14

speaking OF the King antitrust
bill, after he read it oarefally.
WhaS have the frieads, OF organ
lied labor to say to this state
ment?' There is no man IN the
United States, more loyali to. or.
ganized labor than John Mitchell.
He speaks for the cause he, loves
and, this is his verdict,. 1t natur.
ally follows that those who favor
this bill regardless Of consequent
ces are willing tolnjure the cause
OF labor if in doing so they can
help. themselves politically.
Should We not brand all such as
political ricksters who are will.
ing to advance.their own interests
at any costa-Arkansas Demo-
crat.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
Battle Of. WosAs at Meso,..

Piggot, Aug. Ex-Governor Da--
Wis and Hon. A. F.. Nandeventer,
candidates for governor, met in
joint session here today, Over
five. hundred people met thom at
the picnic grounds, andi great en-
tltusiasm prevailed. This coun.
ty NClay) was closely contested
between Davis and Vandeveater
in 1900. Vandeventer polled a
large vote here then, and his
friends are making a, vigorous
effort to, carry the county this
tiine..
Governor Davis openeGthe dis
cussion today. He devoted half
his speech to the trusts, and laid
the failure Of trust legislation at
the door Of the Legislature, He
defended all his public acts,
Mr.. Eandevsnter took the plat
form, and for one hour and'fifteen
minutes scored Davis urmerci-
fully, He attacked him on the
ground that he abused the pard-
Cn:hg power and mistreated his
political opponents. He was
freely cheereI and listened to
closely.
in the rejoinder Governor Davis
mada several important points
while defending his pardoning
record. Mr.. Vandeventerramark-
ed that tho. governor would par
don anybody. Governor Davis
Mrned on him fierooly and said:
81 wouldn't pardon you if you.
were in hell"
Honors vera about even in the
battle Of words.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
Beyond All Comparisons.

One Of the many taat0rs contributing to tha remarkably
rapid ant soi growth OF ST. Louis is the marvellous de-
veDpement OF the oa hw est and other territory nbutay
to that cith ia all lines of trade lin 1894 thsne Will be-
held the greatest Worlds ar in the word The presi~
dental campaign will also take pase To Keep informed
with the whole word you should subscribe at for that
peer Of newspapers the Twice week ST. Louis Republic"
is Indispensable to the farmer merchant professional
Its teegraphc and cable service exces that of any
other paper 1t prints the fully; not imaginative
occurrences, but dmesHc and worldwide facts. 1t Is
and family journal The subscription price of 81 90 gives
you two papers, each week. l0+ papemsa year.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14

together. He. hassth same right
that any other American citizen
has tc.haNe and express opinions,
and the one he expressed about
the governor iss one that nnds'
general response among: intelll'
gent people. Anyway DR.. Brown
canes nothing for GovernorDavls
opinion andlless for the Opinlo o.
Of the editor Of the Athins Chron''
iclo. .-Jonesboro Ehtarprise.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
A. Preacher S RishL

Rev. Juian,C. Brown comes in
for a good roasting from, the
Atkins Chronicle, because for.
sooth Rev. Brown don't like Jeff
Davis. Julian c.. Brown has more
brains, more manhood and more
honor than the editor Of the
Chronicle and the governor put
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
7"'7 . 3,
Foley's Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right.
A consecIated christian nev er
takes q vacation from duty.

A consecpated christian nev er
takes q vacation from duty.
If your blood ls impure, thin dis.
easeG, hot or fall of humprs, If YOU
have blood poison, cancer csrbun-
cies,. eating sores, scrOlula,, eczema,
itching, risings and. Jumps, scabby,
pimply skin, bone pa'ns,"" ca,arrh
rhemaalism,, or any blood or skin
disease, take Botanic Blood Balm
(B. b., b., according to directions.
Soon all sores heal, aches and pains
stop, the blood ls made Nure and
rich, leaving the skin free from
every eruption, and giving the rich
glow Of perfect health to,tae skin,
AT tn" same time, l' b. b. Improves
the digestiop,. cures dNspep STA.
strengthens weak kidneys. just the
medicine for old people, as 1t gievs
them new, vigorous blood. Drug.
glst, 81 per large bottle. with direc>
tons for home cure. Sample free
and prepaid by writing Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta, ia. Describe trouble
aud special free medical advise also
sent IN saaled letter. Il. B. Is. is
especially, ADVISED for chrome, deep.
seated cases of impure blood aod
skin disease, and cuses after all eIso
lalls'
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
a, ThCvfht, For Others.

would, rathoR fill my purse
with money and.keepits beaut'Fnh
gates foraver ajar to my happy
girls while they yet lingsr UNDER
my roof than to,clutch, it with 81
miser's hand until the harpstrings'
are broken and, all it's nnsic ior''
ever fled. would rather spena'
my last nickte for baggoitssripeu
marbles to gladden. the'hesrts' Oh
my barefooted boys than,to' deny
them their childish pleasure ana,
leave than a bag of gold whan /
am dead. Bob Taylor.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
King Bill hurtiul to Labor.

81 am sure that the enactment
OF this statute would have injur-
ed the labor organizations" says
President John, Mitchell of the
Omitted Miners of America, in
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
Puts an End to ID All.

a grieyIous wall oftlmes comes as
result unbearahle pam from oven
taxed orgaAs.ii DEAFNESS. Baokache,
Liver complain. and Constipation
But sbsnks to pr. Kings New Life
Pills they put al end to II all They
a, q. genhe but thorough. Try them.
Only 26c. Guaranteed by Snow, the
druggist.
A cheap politician is Cd dear in
vestment for the people.
The easiest way to do q. thing
is usually the worst.
To Cure accld Z 0ro rs7
Take Laxative Bronze. Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If IL fails 70 ure. K. w.
Groves signature N Oh each box
2Acents,
Good of the parity seldom
mama tho pood of tho naopla
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
Suicide Prevented.

The startling announcement that
preventive Of suicide has been dis'
covered will interest many. A run
down system, or desyondency 'nva'
riably preccde suicide and 81 methA ~
has been fousd that will prevent
that condition. when makes suicide
likely. AT the first thought of self
destruction take Electric Bltters,
It beng u great tonic and neivine
will strengthen. the nerves and build
up the system. It's also a great
Stomach, Liver and Kidney regnla>
tor. Only Sue. Satisfaction guar
aateed by Snow, the druggist.
Some men emulate. tho foolish
ness of Solomon and imagine
themselves as wise.
Yov EgoT wEaT Tov'aETlEiNd
When YOU take Groves Iasteless
Chin Tonic because the formula ls
plainlH printed on every bottle show'
ing thaa it is srmply Iron and Our
nine ina tasteless form. No cure,
no pay. 5Hc.
You can get little good out OF
life until you put some in it.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
Cured Without
the Aid Ofa RactOr.

81 am jast up from hard spell of
the tlux" ;dysentery) says Mr.. 1. A..
Prnner, n well known merchant OF
Drummond, Tenn. l used one small
bottle of Chamberlaln's Collie.
Cholera and Diarhoea Remedy and
was cured without having a doctor.
| consider it the best cholera medi-
cine IN the world" There Is no
need of employing doctor when
this remedy is used. for no doctor
can prescribe a better medicine for
bowel complaint in any form either
for children on adults. 1t never
fails and is pleasant to take. For
sale by Snow the druggist.
Come to the Record office for
all legal blanks.
Envy is the full measure of
small minds,
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
Foley's Honey and Tar
tor chiidren. .safs,sure, No oDiSte&

II the home is right the boy is
very apt to be.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-14
A VIOLIN
SOLO
BY 2. H.. pRpCHs STIR,

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tGopyrislI Isel. ~ Anthss :, HdicAtsJ
The Washington times., 1903-03-22
DRAKE WON'T RESIGN,
NO PLACE FOR DUTTON
Insurance Superintendent
Will Remain in Office.
WILL WAIT UPON CONGRESS
Present Fire Chief Says He Would Not
Take the Position, Not Regard
ing Himself as Qualified.

Almost Immediately after IL became
known that Chief Engineer Dutton, OF
the Fire Department. was legislated out
OF office suggestion was made to Com
missioner Macfarland that Il would be
wise to appoint him to the vacancy at
the head of the Insurance Department In
case Superintendent Drake should re-
sign. The matter was casually talked
of then and the rumor has been revived
since that time.
Mr.. Drake has not resigned. and prob
ably will not do so. He is recognized
as an exceptionally good man in the
position, and the Commissioners. as we'll
as the insurance people, are desirous
that he remain. The question of salary
which led TO the announcement that Mr..
Drake would resign, it is maintained.
can be arranged AT the next session of
Congress. and then he could be reim-
5ursed.
Mr.. Drake has been considering this
view of the case for several weeks and
Is inclined TO await developments. at
least until after the next session OF
Congress. This effectually disposes Of
the question that there will be a va
cancy for Chief Dutton to step into af-
ter he steps out Of his present Office at
the end Of next June.
Further than this. Mr.. Dutton has
said he does not desire appointment to
| the position. IL there should be a va
| cancy. He does not consider that his
| training heretofore has been such as &c
| especially ft him for the place, and be
| does not court a struggle with the diff
! hcuities which have confronted Mr..
| Drake in his organization OF the depart
| ment and it's administration. Hence, II
| there should be a vacancy. and the Com
1 m45sioners were inclined to make the ap-
! pointment. it is evident that "Barkis I.
| not willing"
| The condition OF business in the In
| surance Department is such as TO re-
! quire Mr. brakes attention for severa
| months. Questions are pending, raised
/ by him in regard 10 insurance compan-
| les which he must see settled before hS
| retires from the ONCE. In his opinion
| these matters could not be disposed o.
before next fall without sacrificing III,
! or less hardship on the companies in
volved. Mr.. Drake believes II TO be hi
1 duty 10 remain at his post until thes,
! matters are settled
l. When this preliminary business is dis
I posed OK there would be only few
| months 10 wait for The adjustment o
| the salary question. and IL is confidently
| expected that Mr. Drake will not resigI
for a year. IL then.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22
a FREE TREATISE
On Blood Poison viii Be Sent to
ANY Person Asking for 1t.

The medical department Of the international
Serum Toxin Co have prepared n complete
treatise on Blood Poison. which is free for the
asking. The facts in this booklet are all ac-
curate and scientific, but the words used are not
technical and the arguments and statements are
couched in plain, everyday English. 50 that any
person reading the work may readily understand
the whole subject. This important handbook is
entirely unlike the confusing, lying. and OBJ
scene literature usually printed on this most i'm
portant Of subjects Every fact has been care
fully edited by Dr. Sieber, and the little volume
will stand for ali time as a popular classic on
subject Of vital interest 70 the human race.
n YOU desire the fullest possible information
about Blood Poison-its history, its frightful
symptoms and results, and the work Of the
Seber Serum in connection with its cure-all
you have 10 do is to send a name and address
to the International Serum Toxin Co, 3OO-S05
Evening Star Building, Eleventh Street and
Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington, d. C., asking
for their treatise. and free copy will be
at once forwarded, postage prepaid, in plain
envelope. Every person who is afflicted with
Blood Poison, who has a friend who has
this terrible disease, should send today for
copy Of this invaluable and comprehensive book.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22
MINUTE MEN ACCEPT
ANOTHER INVITATION
Will Attend Celebration Of Valley
Forge Association.

During the past week many matters of
Importance have come before the Min
ute Men for action. Principal among
these was an invitation from the Ami
versary Association OF Valley Forge to
attend the celebration OF the 125th an
niversary, of the departure of Washing
ton and mis- army from Valley Forge, on
June 19. 1908.
Colonel Winter. under date of March
10. replied TO this invitation in a letter
TO the secretary of the association telling
him of the action of the Minute Men at
their meeting and stating that detail
Of the regiment from here would at
tend, and also possibly a detail from the
companies of minute men of New York
city and Hartford, Conn, which have
been recently organized.
An invitation has also been received
within the past few days from President
General Edwin WarieId inviting the
Minute Men to act as a guard OF honor
at the national congress OF the Sons OF
the American Revolution. to be held in
New Haven. Conn. on April 30 and May
l. 1t is very likely a detail from here
will go. as we'll as 4 detail from New
York and Hartford,
communication from " B. Stone.
private secretary TO Mrs. Fairbanks.
was also received at headquarters during
the past week speaking OF the excellent
newspaper accounts which have ap-
peared in the local press recently con-
cerning the Minute Men.
Al the regular meeting the only other
important matter was the reading OF the
report OF Capt. Charles Wheeler on the
visit OF himself and Capt. NJ NJ Moore
10 the Dolly Madison Chapter OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
on March 10, 1903. at the residence OF
Mrs. Shuey. 2127 California Avenue The
report was approved. and the meeting
adjourned.
The regular monthly officers school
and weekly drill will take place az
headquarters tomorrow Monday night
at o'clock.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22
NEW IMPETUS GIVEN TO
THOMAS STATUE PROJECT

The Gen. George H. Thomas statue
project received ar additional impetus
Friday night by the adoption OF set of
resolutions presented hy Conrade Good
ell, OF Texas. at a regular meeting OF
G. a. r. Post No. Is. named after that
gallant old soldier. The same resolu-
tions were also presented by Comrade
GOOden at a regular meeting OF Phil
Sheridan Post OF this department G. A.
r. and referred to the regular commit
@ Comrsde Dwyer suggested the pro-
priety OF amending the resolutions so
as to include a provision for the re-
moval OF the remains OF Major General
Thomas TO the National Cemetery at
Arlington. The suggestion was favor
ably received and may be embodied in
the report of the-committee
II he Interest naaffestea- In -ehe-resoltf-
uons is widespread. and requests for
information from comrades in other de-
partments OF the G.. a r. have been
received by members OF the COMMITTEES
having the matter in charge
The Washington times., 1903-03-22
ANrIDoTE FoR PoIsnN

The only way 10 cure specific Blood Poison
is to get directly at the blood itself. Getting
at the blood through the stomach won't do
Getting al the blood through the skin won't do.
Mercury either rubbed through the skin or
taken through the stomach is an active min
eral poison, which always harms but never
cures The only way 10 get directly at the
blood itself with serum which viii absolutely
eradicate the poison there is through the sub
cutaneous injection administered only by the
International Serum Toxin Co.. 3O0-305 Evening
star Building Eleventh Street and Pennsvlv.ni,
Avenue. Washington. ID. G. They inject a serum
right into the blood which drives the poison
right out OF the blood Poison cannot thrive
in the human blood after this marvellous amt
toxin mas once been injected.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22
POISONED WITH MERCURY.

We quote from recent letter sent BY man
In New Haven, Conn, 20 the International
Serum Toxin Co., which owns and administers
the new and wonder Seber treatment at
it's various Offices in the leading cities This
fec, 722-723 81. James Building, and we have
the writer's permission to show it to any in
terested person:
Il went TO the hospital here and began a
course Of treatment which consisted Of the OLD,
OLD STORY of iodide of potash and physic.
began with 10 grains day, and increased 10
grains daily until l got TO a I7O-grain dose
when my stomach rebelled against ii. Gould
you blame iti' a
Il in rather a helpless condition at the
present fine, perhaps too helpless to try to
absolutely necessary, and Of course reasonable
for YOU 10 expect. have been sick so long
and unable to do any business that / cannot
enter into any work; besides, | have, like the
Young man YOU mention in your letter. wasted
money on half dozen sc-cslled doctors that
were sure 10 cure me- The worst sT,irS were
the Remedy Company, or G'Icago,
who gave me a written guarantee to cure me
OF refund the cash. Well, took their treatment
heroic they called it-and il almost killed
me. Then l found out that they were gigantic
frauds.
Il worked and doctored elsewhere until I
am sick az my stomach with the thought Of
MERCURY OR POTASH. which they all give
and / have taken until | am satisfied that il
will not cure me. Please excuse pencil, for /
cannot pen since | have been sick, and I
will await your opinion in my case
This poor man wasted all his money and
ruined his health, and Dr. sieber was obliged
The Washington times., 1903-03-22

II you have Blood Poison. the risk Of its cure
IS ali assumed, told by the international
Serum Toxin Co. Once they accept case for
treatment they guarantee cure, and ''guaran-
tee" in their case MEANS guarantee. r. II.
Cooper, Esq, President Of this company. is the
founder Of the Big Stores in Chicago and New
York, and man Of national commercial fame
and standing His word is good as a bond.
II you have Blood Poison in any Of its stages,
come TO SOo-3O5 Evening Star Building. Elev-
enth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, Washing
ton. D. C, Quickly and confidently. Delay isn't
dangerous to them, but II may be fatal 70 you.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22

The doctors examined my lungs and said that
they were all gone but small spot
II spit up a wash basin full Of blood. il
hurt me to breathe, and l lost 26 pounds in
weight.
They told me that my only hope was 20 g
10 Arizona. as ] in the third stage Of con
sumption I bad night sweats and was 50 eI-
trcmely weak that ] nearly fell every time
tried % walk.
Doctors failed TO DO me any good and chan
doncd my case. | never would have gone 10
fhe koch lsRg Care, 30 Eleventh Street north
wcst, Washington. had not the neighbors begged
my mother 10 take me there. They all felt
that Il was my last hope
4 breathed into my lungs the healing. oily
vhpors Of the Koch treatment They cured
those severe coughing spells and the pains in
my chest. l do not spit up any more blood
and ] can breathe naturally and feel like q
new person.
Anyone can see me al l0l3 Eighth Street
northwest Washington. where I live with nv
rother, and any of my neighbors also will
tell you how the Koch Inhalation Treatment
saved my life"
HENRY h DIKEMAN.
mh2O-st l0i3 sth 81. nw-. Washington
The Washington times., 1903-03-22
RIFLE PRACTICE
FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS

time the handsome silver Carmody
Trophy Cup has been competed for. 1t
is at present held by the Revolver Asso-
citation. but the policemen are out after
il. and will shoot their best in order to
capture it. The members OF the Revol
yer Association. because OF the larger
size pistol they use. granted the blue
coats handicap which they thought
they could allow. but since the three
matches for the cup they have repeated
~ asked that the handicap be cut down,
as it is entirely too large. The latest
request was Inade a couple OF weeks ago
but the police. as they have always done.
refuse to grant the request.
The company matches at 500 yards
were shot last Monday and Tuesday
evenings. Company A, Sixth Battalion.
made the high score of 225 and won the
victory. The scores were as follows.
Company A, Sixth Battalion. 225; Com
pany B. First Battalion. 222: Company C.,
Sixth Battalion. 221; Company A, Third
Battalion. 220; Company B. Second Bat
TALON. 214; Company A. Fifth Battal-
ion, 214: Company c, First Battalion.
21o; Company d, Second Battalion, 209;
Company c, Fourth Battalion. 2OS; Com
pany A, Second Battalion 1873; Company
B, First Separate Battalion. 1877; Com
pany d. First Battalion. 1877; Company c,
Fifth Battalion. 1876; Company a. First
Separate Battalion, 1876; Company A.
Fourth Battalion. 1913; Company p
Fourth Battalion, 1Ss; Company d,
Fifth Battalion, 1s4; Company c. First
IA
First Separate Battalion. ia; Company
A. First Battalion. 17o-
Changes in the Guard.
The following changes occurred in the
National Guard: An election was held
by Company c. Second Battalion. March
Is. and the following elected: First
Lieut.. J. Harry Bean. captain; Second
Lieut.. Milton J. Ernest. first lieutenant
and Private Leonard II. Johnson. second
lieutenant. They have been ordered for
examination on April Is. 1908.
An election has been ordered in Com
pany A, Fifth Battalion, on March %
for first lieutenant
The company of infantry mustered into
the National Guard. March 16. 1908. ha:
been assigned as Company c, Second
Battalion.
DR. Charles Harvey Bowher has beer
commissioned as first lieutenant and
surgeon. Sixth Battalion. vice Keene
resigned. srs fq.pc 7a1 1i O..
Sergeant William Henry BarstOw ha'
been commissioned as second Lieutenant
Company B. Fourth Battalion, vice
Street, resigned
The following have been ordered hon
orably discharged:
Removal from the District: Privatr
John z. Hastings, Ambulance Corps
Sergeant Walter z. Crawford. Private
Charles NJ Hepler, Private William A
Miller. private George W. Morris. All o
Company D, Fifth Battalion. and Ser
geant Edward E. Thompson. Company c
Sixth Battalion.
In the interest Of the service: Private
DeIfesse Greene Private Clarence Eek
stein, Private Henry ]. Manly. and Pri
vate John P Myers, Company B, FRS
Separate Battalion.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22
HYPN0TISM CURED GIRL
AFTER DOCTORS FAILED
Relieved of Hysteria by the Method of
Suggestion.

WILMINGTON. Del. March IL
Through the efforts of a hypnotist Miss
Bertha Fisher. eighteen years old, has
been relieved of a severe ailment after
her physician was unable 20 benefit her.
The girl was attacked with hysterical
and spasmodical laryngitis. and DR.. VII
liam c. Pierce applied the usual rene
dies without effect
The physician suggested that Lawson
Herman, hypnotist, be called in. Mr..
Herman put the young woman into a
sound stupor. and by suggestions be
stopped the hysteria. When the young
woman awakened she felt no Ill effects
from the attack.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22
WlFE'S SPOILED LOOKS
MADE HUSBAND LEAVE
Deserted Her Because She Had Been Ill
With Smallpox.

PITTSBURG. Pa. March 21.-Mrs.
Grace HammeI. of Harlem Avenue. Allie
gheny. yesterday made an information
before Alderman schellman. charging
NJ. c. Hammel. her husband OF but a
few months. with desertion. Hammel is
a well-known young salesman.
His wife. who Is quite pretty, alleges
that shortly after her marriage she be-
came ill with smallpox and was taken
TO the Municipal Hospital. She recover
ed and was discharged February s, and
although she had but a few marks on
her face. she says her husband refused
TO live with her on account OF her spoil
ed looks. She has since made her home
with relatives. A warrant was issued.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22
ARMY OF THE OHIO.

The Society of the Army OF the Ohio
will hold its quarterly meeting on March
2s, at 7 o'clock al the ONCE of j. Frssie
Richard. secretary aud historian OF the
society al 521 Fifth Street northwest
The executive committee has decided
that the meeting shall be a purely busi-
ness one.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22
DR.. srEBER's DISCOVERY.

The sieber treatment acts like magic. II
first arrests the dreadful but sure progress Of
Blood Poison; it then grapPles with Il, and
steadily but surely pushes IL out of the system
IL turns impure blood into pure blood, and liv-
ing death into living life. 1t cures. and it il
the only thing that does cure.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22
AMERICAN COTTON SEED
FOR ISLAND OF CYPRUS

India and Egypt are the only countries
outside of the United States in which
cotton is largely produced. but English
experts are trying to make 1t a staple
product Of the island OF Cyprus. New
seed from America for a few years Is
stated to be the principal requisite.