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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-08
is ACTING AWFUL
New Secretary of War Taft, is Max
ing some Big Changes in the
war Department.

Secretary of War Taft scarcely
got that specially designed chair of
his warmed up before he began in
stituting ''eusiness" administration
OF his Office exactly as he did over in
the Philippines. He has now got
down 10 the telephone evil With
one sweep % his pen he has cut off
that most unnecessary perquisite
from the various 'Chiefs" in the War
Office.
Madam Chief Clerk and so on will
now We TO pay for her own phone,
or else live cents every time she
wants to ask Sis Emily how the baby
is, or to the dressmaker not to forget
TO bring home all the scraps of her
last new mercerized satin pettico IT..
No longer will Ms Division Chief
be able TO get her market ng by the
government telephone, nor can she
play the swell society act and invite
dinner guests by 'phone at govern
ment expense. It's just awful.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-08
TRIED HOLD.UP GAME
On Otto slayton. in Detroit.
PIucky salvation Army Boy MopPed
the Floor with the Thug.

Otto w. Stay on, OF Grattan, who
graduated from the Bedding schools
a few years ago, and who Is now IN
Detroit doing excellent work in the
Salvation Army headquarters, had
an exciting experience with a hold
up man last Friday night. OF the en-
counter the Detroit News says:
"Peter L. Heating went into the
private room of o. w. Slayton, at
salvation army headquarters, q Cad
lilac square, last night. Slayton
turned around TO see who had come
in and gazed down the muzzIe of a
loaded revolver held by Heating.
Slayton, thunderstruck, couldn't
move.
Heating handed over the gun, took
off his overcoat, and wanted to wres-
tie Slayton. The two men clinched
While they were rolling on the floor
the ianitor of the building notified
police headquarters, and Patrolman
Wandrie placed Heating under ar
rest
In Judge Sellers { ,urt this morn
ing the prisoner sai he didn't re
member thing about it. except that
he had consumed a generous amount
of beer and whiskey. He came from
Cleveland Friday in search of TX
and The jury sent him up for 80 days
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-08
An Excellent County school society.

County School Commissioner, M. f
Scott has issued and distributed a
school dir, Glory for Ionia county. The
p implicit is an excellent one and is
fu ! of valuable information 1t con.
tains list of all the rural school
directors, post Office addresses and
the Il. f. ID route number on which
they reside, also the names of all
teachers in the county holding legal
certificates, members of the boards of
education, &c 1t is the first of the
kind eyer issued in the county and its
subject matter and arrangements re-
fleets much credit on the good judg-
meut of our efficient county school
commissioner.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-08

on motion Council adjourned.
GRO. w. MoULToN,
City Clerk.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-08
RECTOR OF ST. LURES.
Ashburnham. Ontario, Testities TO the
Good Qualities OF Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy

Ashburnhan, Ont, April Is, 1901
think it is only right that | should tell
YOU what a wonderful effect Cham ber-
lain's Cough Remedy has produced.
The day before Easter | was SO dis
tressed with a cold and cough that
did not think to be able to take my
duties next day as my voice was almost
checked by the cough. The same, day
| received an order from you for bot
tie of your cough remedy. l at once
procured a sample bottle, and took
about three doses of the medicine. To
my great relief the cough and cold had
completely disappeared and was able
to preach three times on Easter Day. /
know that this rapid and effective
cure was due to your Cough Remedy.
make this testimonial without solicita
ton, being thankful to have found
such Godsend remedy.
Respectfully yours,
f. A. LANGFELDT, NJ. A,
Recter of st Lucke's Church.
To Chamberlain Medicine Co.
This remedy is for sale by Connell
Bros. Pharmacists.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-08

Iea d about to Burst From Severe Bilious
Atti OF.
Il had a severe bilious attack and
felt like my head was about to burst
when got hold of a free sample of
Cham pertains Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. took dose of them after sup
per and the next day felt like a new
man and have been feeling happy ever
since, says Mr.. J. w. Smith of Juhff,
Texas For billiousness, stomach
troubles and constipation these tablets
have no equal. Price 25 cents For
sale by Cornell Bros. druggists.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-08
Forward Steps in Michigan c. Il
Work.

Michigan Oh stian Endeavorers
we responded heartily 10 the re-
quest from the state officers for the
cele bration of Michigan Christian
Endeavor d,y The sixteenth anni-
versary of this movement in the state
will be celebrated Dec. II Already
large numher Of requests have
come to State President f W. Cham
berlin, of Detroit, for the programs
furnished free for use on that day.
1t will be of great interest TO know
that provision has been made for our
new field secretary, and he will begin
his duties after the first Of the year.
On Dec Is and - General Score
tary Vogt, OF Boston, viii be in De-
troit, and it is hop.d many Endeav-
orers viii take advani age OF this up-
por unity TO hear m.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-08

When you feel like sighing-sing,
Signing will never pleasure bring,
Learn to laugh, you can laugh and
laugh right
BY taking Rocky Mountain Tea at
night.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-08
1t Will Only
Cost One Cent

10 buy postalcard and send to The New York
Tribune Farmer. New-York City, for free
specimen copy.
The NewYork Tribune Farmer Is a National
Illustrated Agricultural Weekly for Farmers
and their families, and EVERY issue contains
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your own favorte local newsp paper, The Bedding
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only 81 so.
Send your order aid money to the Banner
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-08

Group instantly relieved, DR., Thomas
Electric Oil. Perfectly safe. Never
fails. At any drug store.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-08

No Pill is as pleasant and positive as
DeWitts Little Early Risers. De-
Wits Little Early Risers are so mild
and effective that children. delicate
ladies and weak people enjoy their
cleansing effect, while strong people
say they are the best liver pills sold
Does your head ache? Celery Kinp
will cure headache-not only stop it
Mt remove the cause. Csc. at druggists
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
Sin Stranh.T Seminal.

Gin Gomlite. an bciien Spite ole
Hrin5eliin Moid Grop : Stcrnberg
itebt, 81 bciien @itglicoern iibcr
b,rnbert Der crlicu Gomponiitcr.
&iinitlcr, Sournoliiien, SdriftiteI-
Ter nnb Wniifer OcItreid)'S nno
Oelitl6lonb'S 1ebGrcn, bat ms fol.
aenbcn grfrui sur grrid)tung zines
Sobonn StrouBT cnfmalS 5ugeben
laiicn:
Gin 2ultrnm giua bobin, ieit
Meiltcr Soboun Sirou6. DER 3meite
leincS &amenS, iciner @eSeutun9
nub Ser grlie in Ger olorreid)en
0pnaltie Der 8ol5cr.&oniae, 5ur
elpigcn Tube aebettct morben lit.
0rouBcn oui Dem @iener Gompo
Ionto. IN ielteni ge5eilieien @unb,
100 ,niere eroBen Sonoidtcr itlum'
mern. neben Den @rdbcrn @cctbo.
ocn's, Sdubert's nnb 9rabnis', cr-
bebt iid arb iein Sobtcim'cI nnb
ucrfiinoet benz traucrnoen @eilder
Der ltiNen Gt1tte. Dob Sobann
Straiib at Sen auseriudblten geb6rt,
oenen Ole oitreidiid)e &oiieriiaot
ibren Milbm aIs Napitolc Der oeut-
ihcn Wtulif pcronnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

8elo 5u p%erfpiaieen fir Sen llnter-
bolt Der @offenboQe oes 5. Gegi.
tlcnts.
Die ~Soutbcrn @torplarlo Gele.
pbon=Go." 5u incorporiren.
Die Soldre Der @ngeIteaten i'm
Viireau bes Stoots : Steuer Cont
miliars 81 erboben.
Die y98icomico @oter onb Goucr
60" 81 incorporiren.
Gen Charter Der Baltimore. @cit.
minlter.@ gettysburg Giienbobn . sc.
lelld)aft" 3u amenoiren.
Gen GGnrtcr Ger ,4Setrolclm Wtin.
ing anb Manufacturing So" boil
Iaeaanp-@ ountp 81 amcnbiren.
Sir Die Heporntur Ser @erftc Bel
ben Gobodslogerb1uiern Nr. 1 uuo
2 $500 81 perpiligen.
Gen Charter Der ,Wercontilc.
8anf bon Baltimore" 3li omenbircu.
GoS @eiet nit ge5ug ouf 2Seller-
periiberuugs . @eieuihoften" 3ll
amerbircn.
annapolis 81 olltoriIircnL ben
Mntbeil 0c3 StuoteS an Der .In-
nopoliS @oiier-@p." mli5ufouien.
Gen Charter Der .@omaro Iro-
ouetion SO. Don SolparOzG omtp" I'll
amenoiren.
Die n6ibclitp g%pproiiing arb
Iuoiting So, bon Baltimore" 81 III
cprnoriren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10


Ger Toote bat Ole linn g%cbibrcr,
oet Gbrell er1altelt.
9tln lit IS 3cit, oil Sen 2cben0cl
81 ocnfen. an Den uniterblid,cn
Sobn @icn'S, ceiicn lcid)tGc-
idppingtc, g0ttli6c Melobien i'm
tagtdalit miebcr auIeriteben loilen
ben Sen SoOtcn, nlt mns iatidnena
unb iillgcno ieiucr eipisen @c9cil'
iunrt 3n perlidern. Ger 2ebenoc &c
bort 5u Den 2e6cn0en. @S brGugt
ms nit Der bollen 8elpolt mnicrer
2iebe ino @ercbrlna inn Gin ipcit-
bin iid)tbares, bic Sobrbu1bcrie
ilberoauernbcs 3eiden ~unfercr herS-
llben SDmpotbic SIT erri6teu. @ir
ipnllen ieineS NnblidcS frob mcrocu,
ipollen cen nnrlibigcn Neucrfopi nit
Der buld)iacn Soorni1tue uno 0eil
our0orinGenocn lpStigeu 4llqcn Dor
olleln Soltc cr6oben miliell, boB mir
i'm &in0ern nnO GinbeSfinoern 5ciz
gen un6 inecn fGn1cn: Sebt, oos 1T
infer piclgcliebtcr WteiIter sSobunn!
@ir ipollcn linn, Oent unerid0pf.
Iiden Spcnbcr 5obfloler Srcuocn
unb Geniiiic. Sic GrItlinge ser bon
Sobr 5l GSobr 1id erncuernben ISlt=
genb barbringcn, iuo1cn inn oo&
iriI6e @riin BON ben Soben bcS g9ie-
nermolocS reihcrL linn oos iliiiligc
@olb bon Den ionni9en S1ltgen iunIt
Acllci9tcr &%cben6iiqrl 5lltrinfen, ibm
6ie OultigIieu 9lltnlen bonn 8uicn
onmutbigcr SGn5crimen 81 Siibcn
legen.
Sin StrouBG enfmnl III @icr lei
bie fiinitleriI6c &ollltrcdunq, ser
momimCltole NuS0rud bieieS unle.
rem guten @iileu5l On inn lpiIicu
mir unS ems nit Sen 9epobherl1
u%nIerer bon Strnub pcrberrlidlten
id)oncn Stobt, mic nit ollen iibcr
oie Iin9en0c nnb tolt5cnoe 8elt aus
GcItreuicn Eercbrern leiner lnuniaell
3onmuIc. Wobin INNER lire iron.
liGe 9ptld)oit 0rn1q, periheud)ie tic
Der Sdipernntb 0iilters S6attcn,
iiibrie Den BON Seileln Der ltren0cll
GonDenien5 ci%llgcengten Wenihen
sur freien NatilrlidJfcit leineS geiel-
ligen Nciens 5uriid uno lebrtc i'm
oltf einidmeidelnoc @rt, Dem eril-
item 2c6en Die bciierite Seitc ob5ll.
geninnen. Mit ben be5oubernbcil
@eilen StrolB'ider Wulif ilottertc
ein Stiid liebcnsmiirbigen ehtelt
@iencrtbumS iiber 2onocr unO
Wteere fort, uno Die yShone blouc
Conan" eririidt uno ergoBt ourd)
ons melooiihe Spiel ibrer @ellcr
ord iolde, Die niemol3 an ibren
llicrn ioBen.
Gen ibue4en Singidnuolben biz.
Den mir l~t,ieren Iuirlf inter bic
1liiDci. M6gcn lie nit ibm iiberaa
oifenc Sbiircn mo Ser5en iinocn
iiir. Die 9ittc. ms bel Gem qeplortcn
@erfe 5ll belfcn lno 81 %f6r6ern! &c.
itiibt off Die bciipiclloIc Eopulori.
tat u~nIercS Sonnid)ttrS. menoen mir
inns nid)t lllr an Die MtGidtigen uno
HcidclL Iortoern nod nlebr an Den
%fleinen Monn, sen be9ciiterien 2icb-
bo6er 'StroitB' id)cr "gdt5eo uito GNr'
l1nge. gnf Der @dogc Der 2iebe &c.
nogen, fGlt niid) Die gcrin9ltc 8ubc
lfiper nno pon ms @GpidJt.
Mien I'M WGr5 1901"
Gorreiponocn5en ulb 8~clbienoun.
gen nerbcn crbeten inter ser
IorcIle:
Sobonn Stroub Scnfmol. Gomitc.
@ien /, @iiclo-S troBe II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

Sic @roB trieIIcn
VriIocr bon @rooel in @ubapeit
bo6en ocm MiniIter : Y%r1liocnten
6roicn SiSSo cine Stiitrnq I'M DE
TRACE bon 100000 Str. NIT Der oliS-
oriidliden GrflGnung iiberaebcL
oob hieie Stiitlmg ~cincrieiiS aus
iSrellbe buriIber erridtet muroe, Dai;
llngarn 0urd) bic Seritellilng beS
parlonlentariidcn Srieoens benz .3ll.
ltdn6e auBcrbolb beS 8ciebeS ent,
rilicn apurbc nno bitier llnlitano &C.
nib oa5i,' beitru9cn ncroe, Snnocl H..
@anocl cinetl ilcuen Iuflbpung 81,
oerlcibelI, m,ocrerieits ober, INN hcf
Eerion ocs Miniitcr : YrGiioentca
iiir ieinc Observation-Disclosures
bel Der Scrbcifiibrlmg bieier Shat
lahc cincn ld)muben Wciucis ocr
0ontborfcit 81 bietcn. Die S&. Y
@roocl ilbei liebcn eS Dem Winiitcr'
ErGlioentcn, Ben @ctro1 icnem 3lpe.
ce 5l5ufiibren, ben CT iiir sen 9ceig,
nctlten baltic. Mllf Den &orihlnG
ecS Baron Trcilibih bot @raf Sissn
nod elmer Icloimg oes .Waenar
Nenl5ct" entid,ieben, oaB Der game
9etrog bon 100000 &roncn Dem ii
HIonicnburg 5ll errihtenoen 0lin'
Den : Snititltc %5ugewenoet mcroc.
Die StIftnnn, loiuIe Die 9eerilnonng
bcrlelben bat IN allen &rcilen Der
Velcllldolt an1encbmcs AuIleben
erregt.
Gin Iaun in st. 2oui5
hat iciuem Eieroe $1,000 binterloi-
len, banit es bis 5l ieinern Gnos
gut pcrpfleat miro. Ter ,WtiIm.
Serolo" lbrcibt oa5u: ,Marmm bie
GntriiItung? Mnnd)er Wenib Bot
ibon picl mcbr cincn Gel bil;-
terlailcn."
Sn Woin5 brad bel elmer
8enernl : Yrobe, oic Ser @uin,cr
Mdnner 3cianJperein 81 eincm
@obltboii9fcils : Gon5trtc in ser
Staotbulle obbielt, oas Gobium gu
inuncn. &on Den 100 SGngern.
ble auf Dem Fobium l~ta,ioea, itirS-
ten 80 billob unO c~rlitten nlebr ober
miroer ldtpcre &erletnngen.
81 Nem Dort. beionncre
on Der Slneite, iueroen Die 3ietbcli
gelteigcrt; belonoerS iin6 fleincSob.
HmiNcn rlb 21oen 20 bis 25Trn,cat
'beiercr ais iriiber. Gt,uo tMaGSo-
ntilien iino, iuic Melp : s)orfer 9lGt.
ter mittbeilcn, in bieiem Monat nit
ermillion beorobt. 5beilpciie iper.
Den bic Mictbsitcigcrunaen al pc
fiiationcn slriidgcfiibrt.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-01
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Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-01
Selects the Best

Senator TilIman receauy told
of a criminal case in South Caro-
liza in which the accused was
acquitted because Of the proving
Of an alibi, set forth in mastery
fashion by the learned counsel.
At the conclusion of the trial
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-01
Christmas Accident.

Eureka Springs, Dec TO- =. !,
Cecil Hatcher, 10 years 3D. al'u
Christmas night from the eIlS0'
of q fall from a tall oak 're ~
Young Hatcher, in company Sla
a party Of boys, was ga'nsil. -,
misdetoe. which hung in test0Ou'
from the top branches, tor nO ~,
day decorations. Ia reaching ~ ~
a large cluster above him ne w. u,
his footing, and eventually ~
life.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-01

the lawyer in question was soon
surrounded by friends eager 70
congratulate him upon his abe
defense. Among these was lnV
judge who presided at the TRIAL
Said he to the counsel:
"Mr. Blank, that was an eA'
cellent alibi."
81 think so, too" Responder
the lawyer. "Of the four tna'
were offered me it was easily In'
best"
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-01
Saved from TcrFible death

and were powerless to save asr
The most sk,..ful physicians and
every remedy used failed, willie
consumption rss slowly tuJ surely
."N'0g her Hle' u il.' terrible
nou' D'' Kings Ne" u 'c''e'y .oT
T '''c- .'s- "' $3.50
10y, Inc "''1 0o,''s brought i''-
''''l's ,'''r' .-''. JUS -..-.'.'-' ''.
P'e''! cur, d ne'' i., I'D. ''',.
'''' 0-'' '' ''s .''.' ''' DID
'''u', ''" ''"s ''o' .'' 0'-.'",
~ 'o''''9 ''' ''.1 s'.'' '.'.
''''''' '''e '' 1'''" "''- '.'''
I Calico paid for feels better
than silk owed for.
z;7 Ey;E Wa 1879 -!-a-1
When you take Groves Iasteess
: Chill Tonic because the formula j,
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that it is SIMPLY Iron and Ou.
alpe in tasteless form. No cure.
no paw. soc.
A rosa IN tho Ii,,iDo, ia be4fsr
than . aoral er,prer, ~ t,o 5sod
49,, 49,
: A Egot stove.
A Child OF Mr.. Geo. IT, Benson.
when getting bis usual Saturday
night bath, stepped back against a
hot stove which burned linn severe
~ lie onl'd was IN great agony
'"u I''' '"''"'I 'o''n W. '''.u'"s 60
paw , mum '',','''''o'' '"5 Una, s"'
raI '''''' 81 ~"'',''''',.''' asa
''p - '',' "'"''' '''' '''''s '"-
L....r,5--,....., -
ouiet and a,.eep and IN less than
two week. vas we'll Mrs. Benson
is awell known resident Of KcIar .
VI. Pain Balm Is an anuseptic
Imminent and espcc,aHy valuable for
brrrs ans tr,.,..s and .rr.;,.
rof safe ny '''"' '"e "i"2-''"
The prudent man buildeth
storm door Tor his temper.
F9yevZz Honey sid TIE
for cti!ar2n,safs.sura. No s5i2:ss
Strive Ever is handicapped By
having TO help Wait Forever.
For sick headache try Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets;
-" wa -, '
49, ..;.,
|.
a n0aua0'io 'O''0''o" WIZ 10
P'0oi Una. Jo' @'0 - 'N'-s
.,.
- '''' '''' 70 10y
take Laxative bromo'QHnine
Tablets. All druggists refund me
money II II IaiIs TO ura' b. w..
Groves signature IL on each box
20 cents,
A atsrvioo man can oct brt
mn. --5 =, '''
i1'''o sooO ou' Va d u ''0''
1t is a mighty mean man who
REGRETS the money he spends to
~ bic IittIo o1as borr,,
i'""0 '''' '-''i' '''N7 '-' FF'
E0Eov'3 2? Fg5gFaE1 zge7rs !
49, f.,5.,,,,. o,5 80
0 >''-' . '''-'' ''''-'~S- >----'''
Come to the Record Office for
oil IeoaI hlanl-s
NAAA ANt1 va D'eNAAANo'
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-01
JUICE WOOD #4s HELD



F-u1vfrr are some statements
concerning the ref. aa.r-
JUDGE Wood and Governor Davis
at Hone. which w... ..e. l...-.=.
TO our readers. The ta..s.a. is
the statement Of State Senator
.T. T.. lobe Of Hone. uag va.
chairman OF the meeting q. The
time the difficulty occurred:
.I was chairman Of OH. meet
inc. and before tEe s7.as.a- be-
gaD I had JUDGE Woods cane .r
NV hand. and he'll f. unit. NH.
time [ atramntsj TO Give it Co.
JUDGE Wood. After Governor
Davis had sr9kan some time he
said. in discussing the Jones'
Clarke campaign: Now. you
Jonss men. who would YOU rather
sunDort. a man who f.u-ht in the
omen. or 2 man who stabbed ua-
der the fifth rib from behind 90 a
traitors? pgi1tinr to Judge Wood.
Undo. Wood took oaa7es at this
remark. denardfar rs,racG9n.
and Governor Davis s.er1ed to
the other side of the STAGE and
GOT his cane. which was leaning
AGAINST his Grin, Trouble was
averred at tbfzDqf7saad G0verao?
Davis pr-cegded to sneak. LAYING
his stick down Hv the table. After
he had sroI-an some time reached
forward and took c1args Of his
cane and placed it with JUDGE
Woods bv INV chair.
"WheD Governor Davis had
finished his sosech and was pre-
raring to leave. JUDGE Wood
arose and said: Governor. YOU
must not leave. You have made
that YOU must hear
NE answer. and. further. I am
ooiDo to hold Won personally re-
gnon5ibIa for caIr;rg rlea traitor
"rove7nor Davis said. WHY
not now2' and as he said that he
stappsd to NV rear and fer,,ed .
mis- cane from NV hand from be-
hind At the time T was factno
tba audience and irtrodrc.rg ,rr.
yandevanter, the next sneaker,
After 7 turned around 7 walked
hack 70 NV chair and fouoa Tr9qa
cane IvfDp bv the side Of
my obs,r r-hsrs.f I.f, If cow
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-01

49,. r.-. ----- him -wo, pos
- . ..r- or the head
.-. .-.-frie cane. At
- .aags Wood
. .u loose from
.-r and vr. Wand.
-... a-v. Davis
.... land dealing MIN
..... -.-..- vss vsr5s5 -.
.....-o-.s arm At this
- -.ar rarr..
.r-'.r .--.-s7a.rg -aa-s.
..-:a White .-7y otsr-s
d. ~ There vzra no
10000 ADMINISTRATIONS up d-f--
lido. rv--5 was ro=itivsr-
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Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-01

Come to the Record oni''
for all legal blanks.
, 1904-01-14

Soon after J. NJ. Barrie leapod into
fame the editors of three London jour
nails for which he had lone n good deal
of work determined 10 give a dinner IN
his honor. Mr.. Barrie accepted the IN
.vitation. and in due course the three
knights of the pen and scissors ana
their distinguished guest sat down TO-
gether. The hosts, knowing their n
tributor only by his work. fully antici-
pated a feast of reason and a flow or
soul" However. the soup and hsh
were consumed without a word from
Mr.. Barrie. or. at least. with nothing
beyond noncommittAl grmts. Despite
frantic efforts to lure him into CONVEX
sation. It was not until he rose TO put
on his coat that he made the first and
last remark that he uttered during the
evening. "Weel. this is the first time
I've ever had dinner with three ed
itors."
, 1904-01-14

Thomas Parr and Henry Jenkins are
respectively credited with the ages OF
152 and 1853. Jeanne S%crimphan was
married when she was l27 and died
when she was lbs. Dr. D%ufournel mar
ried at ZIG and became the father of
two children and died ut TO, Marie
Priou reached the age of los. y wom-
IN of Metz, the mother of twenty four
children. died at the age of 100. Sur
geon Politman celebrated his one hun
dred and fortieth birthday. Patrick
O'Neil buried seven wives and died Mt
120, and a Norwegian peasant is re-
corded as dying at 100 and leaving two
sons, n aged los and the other only
nine summers. Mr.. Robert Taylor lived
to be 1874 and died of excitement on re
ceiving the picture OF Queen Victoria
signed by herself. An Irishman named
Brown, who WAS a hahitual drunk
ard, lived to be 100. \ French drunk
ard lived to be H.. He had Il daily de
bauch for ninety years, Durand d'Eti-
vel of Cahors lived to be los. \ wom-
an of 124 drank strong coffee in great
quantities all her days, while a man OF
ia lived ON fruit, chiefly melons. and
chewed lemon peel.-Portland Orego-
nian.
, 1904-01-14
"Livc naIt" For Au~ie.,tors.

The negroes of jamaica. in the Brit
ish West Indies. usc live bait to
catch alliga TORS. They tie puppy to n
tree near tn" a~llignfors haunt and
await developments wiIh a gun. The
puppy's yelp IL eNnctly like the bark OF
tue baby alligator. Naturally Mrs. Al
ngator comes ont Of her muihole In
the lagoon. thinks ing somebody is trou-
bling her offspring Then the negro
gets to work win his gun. and Mrs. AL
ligator falls II victim to her maternal
affection.
, 1904-01-14
How p,n,.,, Ar, w.,xn.s.

Tie piunets exercise as certain an IN
furnce upon each other as do w
pieces OF wool floating rpon warer in
a basin. As they ny through their pre-
scribedJ orbits n approach or travel
from each other they are observed to
deviate from the purse which. they
must have pursued hui for the increase
or e'decrease of some influence of at
traction.
BY making observations of this tend
ency mt various times and by compar-
ing "A nunber OF results II is possible to
weigh accurately any planet. however
vast and however distant.
All uch calculations are founded
upon the law of universal g~ravitation.
The mass of n planet attracts other
masses in the,solar system. 30 that Ger
tain movements result. We can oh
serve the character Of these movcments
with our telescopes md ascertain their
moun and so from our measure
ments and estimates we can calculate
the mass and weight Of the planet by
which uch movements have been pro-
duced.
, 1904-01-14

In 1T15 Il cellar digger having been
Etifed at Jena. the medical faculty of
the university decided that the cause
was not the direct action of the devil.
but n deadly gas. Thcrcupon Professor
Loescher of the University of Witten-
berg entered n solemn protest. declar-
ing that the decision of the medical
faculty was only n proof of the lanE
entnbie license which has SO taken
possession OF MS, and which If we are
not earnestly on our guard will finally
turn away from us the blessing of
God"