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Sharp County record., 1906-11-09
Mrs, Bum Dead,

Mrs. Bum, wife of Henry G. Bum,
former chief justice Of the Supreme
Court of Arkansas, died at her home
at Ell Dorado recently, after an ex-
tended illness lasting several months,
Sharp County record., 1906-11-09
Expermenting With Sorghum Cane.

About 70 acres of sorghum cane
Was raised near Rogers with an aver
age yield of from s to ~ tons per
acre. A quantity Of it has been dis
npsed of at the vinegar factory at
hogers and is being ground and the
Juice stored in big tanks. Some of
tie farmers, however, object to grow
Ing 1t as they say the time and labor
required to top and strip it eats up
the profit
Sharp County record., 1906-11-09
Price Convicted.

Victor Price who was charged with
the killing Of Fred l.. Bussey wealthy
Iowan, last spring, has been convicted
in the Fayetteville courts OF involun'
tary manslaughter and sentenced 10
one years Imprisonment in the penf
tentiary
Sharp County record., 1906-11-09
Deputy Superintendent.

H. S. Trayior, principal of the public
school of Hazen will be the deputy
in the office Of Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
Sharp County record., 1906-11-09
A Canning Factory.

The canning factory at Gassville has
yielded to the farmers in that vicinity
from $50 to SIS per acre for their
tomato crops. The factory gives en-
ployment to more than sixty persons.
Sharp County record., 1906-11-09
New Oil Mill.

Jonesboro is looking forward to the
erection of an oil mill at that place.
eastern capitalists being now on the
ground investigating the situation
Sharp County record., 1906-11-09
Lanesbure Lumber Kilns DESTROYED.

A number Of lumber kilns near
Lanesburg, belonging to Beatty &
ioomis, were destroyed by fire re-
Gently, with an estimated loss of
b1,15o.
Sharp County record., 1906-11-09
Increase In License.

The city of Wynne has raised the
ICE Of saloon license from $1,000,
present price, to $4,000, to take
<ect the nrst Of the year.
Sharp County record., 1906-11-09
EAGLE TAIL.

Probably no better known scout lives in
Ehe eonthwest than Capt Charles L. Won Berg,
Ia01e nome is at Fayetteville, Ark, and
wnoee picture appears above. Capt Won Berg
va = scout under Buffalo Bill and is well
.=aown Throughout the west and southwest,
4nqFe Ne served during the early period. Not
only A. be interested in relating incidents that
Sharp County record., 1906-11-09

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clothing by cord or thong.
A statement has been issued from
the White House setting forth the
following contemplated changes in the
presidents cabinet: Secretary OF the
treasury, Hon. George B. Cortelyou;
postmaster-general, Hon. George Won
l.. Meyer; encouragement, Hon
Charles j. Bonaparte; secretary OF the
navy, Hon. Victor II. Metcalf; secre-
tary of commerce and labor Hon. Os-
car S. Straus. The appointment OF
Mr.. Straus will be the first time that
a citizen Of Hebrew faith has been
made a cabinet member.
A drastic measure against the rebel
iious clergy according to well-informed
persons, has been decided upon by the
French cabinet which intends to deal
with them as foreign officials,
Robert M. Snyder, a Kansas City,
Mo-, millionaire, was fatally injured
in an automobile accident, curing
which a boy was struck and fatally
hurt. Both died at the same hospital
a short time afterward. Snyder was
under indictment at st. Louis on the
charge of bribery. Not long ago Carey
Snyder, sol, was found murdered
in Oregon.
The months statement Of the collec'
tions of internal revenue shows that
for the month of September 1906, the
total receipts were s21,S626S9, which
is an increase as compared with Sep
tember 1905, of $13S.151.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-16
ARRIVED ON ISTHNUS.
President Roosevelt and Party Are
y Now In Panama.
VOYAGE Is PLEASANT
Chief Executive Of That Rspablic
and Other Perssnages Heard at
Colsn the Louisissa and
Extsad weleome.

Colon. Nov. 1.-the first trip OF an
Americas president outside Of the
Boundaries Of the United States was
successfully concluded Wednesday aft.
ernoon ~ i:3o. when the battieship
Louisiana. having President Roosevelt
and party aboard. dropped anchor In
harbor OF Colon. The Louisiana. which
arrived shead Of schedule time. was
conveyed by the Tennessee and Wash.
inston. and the three vessels anchored
about n mile from the dock during a
heavy rainfall.
Owing 10 the fact that the Louisiana
arrived ahead OF time, neither Presi.
dent Amador OF Panama nor Chairman
Shonts was on hand to welcome Pres.
ident Roosevelt They left Panama al
$3.50 In a special train for Colon. and
at $3.50 boarded the Louisiana and ex
tended the cordial greetings 20 Amer.
ica's chief executive. In President Am.
ador's party were Mr.. Shonts. Chief
Engineer Stevens and Secretary Reed
Of the commission and Mr.. Sauicrs
the American minister TO Panama.
During the afternoon President
Roosevelt received the local newspa.
per correspondents on board. He said
that his voyage had been uneventful.
and expressed himself gratifled at the
welcome which the citizens OF the 18th
mus prepared for him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-16
AS AN ELDER.
Hon. w. J. Bryan Addresses the Pres
byterlan 1rotherhood.

Indianapolis. Nov. l5.-w. J. Bryan.
an elder in the Presbyterian church at
Lincoln. Neb., addressed the delegates
and visitors Wednesday night attend
Ing the convention OF the new organi-
ration OF church workers TO be called
the PRESBYTERIAN Brotherhood. Or.
Hunter Coz hett. moderator OF the gen
.ral ASSEMBLY. delivered the invocation.
John II. Converse OF Philadelphia was
presiding officer et the night session.
When Mr.. Bryan stepped 10 the front
OF the platform he was accorded q
most enthusiastic reception. practical
iy every one In the hall rising 20 his
feet. waving handkerchiefs and hats.
The demonstration lasted several min.
utes
Mr.. Bryan. IN opening his address.
said he was glad 10 be a delegate 70
the first Presbyterian Brothsrhooc
convention. and he rejolced especially
that there was no contesfins delega-
ton. He said II had not always been
90 In the past The speaker said be
began chureh' life a. q member OF
he Cunbsrland Presbytsrian church
shsn be was fourteen years Of age.
hr. Bryan was greeted with another
osshusst OF applause when he deciar-
ID that. comparing the time be had
been In the Cumberland church With
that In the other branch. the ratio
appeared 70 be all right"
continuing. Mr.. Bryan spoke In ref
srenee 20 the benefits 10 be DERIVED
from the organixation 90 be perfected
At tke prssent gathering Of Christian
workers He declared that the name
chosen. brotherhood" could not have
bssa better sslseted. He said II was
q part Of q worldwide movement. a
moral awakening"
The speaker declared there could be
no real morality without religion as
the foundation OF morality.
One thousand delegates and half as
many visitors were present at the open.
lng business meeting Every state was
represented.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-16
IMMENSEORDER GIEEN
alls For Four Hundred and Thirty
Niles Of Iron
70 FLOW Oil OUTPUT
Ssiss Dsvslspse InIndian Territory
% the Renneries ut Port Ar
thar, Tsx., and Thence


Pitnburs. N6v. Is.-Announesment
has been made that the National Tube
company. a subsidiary company Of the
United States Steel corporation. has
received an order for <30 miles OF
eisht-ineh iron pire for the pipe line
that In 70 b built by the Texas com.
pany Of Beaumont. Tex. that will con-
nsca Indian Territory oil fields with
the refneries at Port Arthur. Tex. The
outlay for this gigantic undertaking is
said 90 amount 10 about s6.000.00
Through this means the OIL OF Indian
Territory will bc shipped TO foreign
countries besides being sent by rail
10 the north. east and west. This II
one Of the largest orders for pipes
that has ever been given. II Is 20 be
Allied as speedily as circumstances will
permit.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-16
MEET AT oULFPoRT.
Daughters Of confederaey Assemble In
Annual Session.


Gulfport, Miss. Nov. iS.-The an.
nual convention Of the United Daugh-
ters OF the Confederacy was called TO
order Wednesday with delegates pres.
ent from nearly every state In the
Union. Mrs. Helen ID. Bell. president
OF the Mississippi division: Governor
James X. Vardaman. General Robert
Lowery. commander OF the Mississippi
Confederate Veterans: W ID. Wells.
commander of the United Sons OF Con.
federate Veterans, and Mrs. Lizzie
George Henderson. president general,
delivered addresses OF wlcome. The
response was delivered by Mrs. ID. S
vaught. president Of the Louisiana al.
vision.
An important question 10 be dis
cussed Is the erection OF a monument
for faithful Slaves.
The jefferson Davis Monument as
ISOLATION. which Is represented by one
delegate from every state. wound up
Its affalrs. This will include the rails
ing Of a fund for the monument 10 the
president Of the Confederacy, which IL
10 be unveiled In Richmond. Va, al
the next reunion. This association was
instrumental In raising something like
81, 900 for the purpose.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-16
NOW MADAME GOULD.
Former Wife Of cssteIIane In Future
10 Bear This Title.


TO Bear This Title.
Paris, Nov l5.-Madame Gould. as
the former Countess caste,lans will
hereafter be known. her title having
ceased with the granting OF the di.
vorce. expressed the greatest salts.
faction when she received the news
at her residence on Avenue Malaloff.
Miss Helen Gould. her sister, Who will
remain here until after Christmas,
was with her at the tims. Madame
0oult has no present intsntion Of lsav.
ins Paris. Ths court havins dscliped
the counts application for an annuity.
there Is the best ground for tho state
nent that Madame Gould will MAKE q
liberal allowance 10 the fsthsr of her
children. Further. n IL again stated
that so far as the creditors are con.
earned. the eountess will settle al the
legitimate bills for household en-.
psnses. bat viii continue 10 rcsis'
10 the utmost the payment Of money
eued 20 usurers under whatever guiss.
and borrowed BY the count for his own
purposes and without her consent
The court took a precaution against
any unreasonable attitude on the part
Of the count toward allowing his wife
10 take her chilcren out Of France BY
providing that In case Of bis refusal.
judicial authorization could be granted.
The decree orders the countess 70
send the children on Thursdays and
Sundays 10 their Grandmother. the
Marqulse de CastellAne. and there sur.
render 10 their father for a week at
New Year and Easter. and for a month
In the summer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-16
LAND AT COLON.
President and Party Given the Glad
Hand on Shore.

Colon. Nov. Is. 90 President Roose-
veit and party landed from the Louisi-
ana al 1880 o'clock Thursday morning
They were met by Canal Commission.
er Shonts. Chief Engineer Stevens.
General Manager Bierd OF the Panama
railroad and others All school chill.
dren OF this city were grouped about
the pier as the party landed and sang
The Star.Spsngled Banner" and
America"
Some time later President Amador
and the bishop OF Panama reached the
spot and were greeted by Mr.. Roose-
welt The entire party then boarded
q special train decorated with hags
and left Colon az $50. steaming slow
ly in the direction Of Panama. In order
20 enable the presidential party 10
have a good look at all points Of inter,
est along the route.
President Roosevelt was the guest
OF President Amador in the evening.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-16
TRULY TERRIFIC.
wors, Storm Ever Witnessed by White
Men In Washington State.


Portland. Nov. l5.-Never since the
white men came has the state OF
Washington suffered from such a storm
as ragged Wednesday night and early
Thursday morning The railroads out
OF Tacoma and Seattle are demoral.
lied. Train service 20 Portland only
from the latter city Is being main
tanned On Puget sound the towns Of
Snohomish. sumner and Auburn are
under water Although nothing has
been heard from Walla wanx Il Is only
fair 10 presume that with floods east
and west OF there the rivers In that
part of the state are on a rampage. AZ
Portland electric lights and street cars
are out OF commission. Railway traf.
90 across the state is prostrated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-16
Held Defective.

Columbus. O.. Nov. l5.-Ths indice
ment against the alleged ice trust OF
Columbus. which came up by decision
before Judge r. Bigger. vas held de
fective and a motion OF defense 70
quash sustained. The cas- was dis
missed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-16
M,r- AmerIean cItIrsn.

CITY of MEXICO. Nov. lS.-The fouI
uuen killed by ransers az Rio orana.
CITY. Ter. were American cit}eDs
says Albert Leal. Mexican consul AsfN
uho made an investiEltion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-14
Thev Stand Alone.

.d,oo On. in bold relief, oil dto7e
"a aS conspicuous example OF oPen,
sua,t and honest dealing WIN Ine neI,,s s
lIdiH i siicted. are DR.. Pierces fayorioe
atIo aaltIIoos,rirtion for weak, oyer-wOrkeu, ue
ti,i,atad nervous. rundown, pain
ranked women. and Or. Plerces iadn UUiodn
Medical Discovery, the famous Ieirry AZ,
Tor weak stomach, lndlgesiiiipii. iiii'pIi..,,oss ~. all
,'o,sia tornid liver. or bllOusnesS'
pepsIsii a ffoctions whether. OF tnS
S.on,ach bowels. Kidneys. blauoer, naSaI
,"sssages throat. brOnchia: or 0theI ,adg ~
~ - ,1assarps. also as an eftectlNe Ien.Suy
SOr a Il disease, arising from thin, watisiiy
or impure blood, as scroiulous anu 'A'-
d Eacb bottle Of the above mediflngs hnps
boars upon It's wrapper a Da9ge VI .o,n- I'm
esty i'm the full list OF lngTeuielIrS,n, ~, ,I;sb
nosing it DriHtCd IN pam h'y ',,as
EEjs sfrank and open publicity places
,basa medicines in / class az Dg W.M -
seJres and is the best guaranty OIL tnen ,it
morris They cannot be classed as pa!.SSnr
nor secret medicines for they are helUnei
-beiuu Of EIiurn cCmpCSUtoH. a.d ,o
Dr Pjcrre feels that he can all9Iu W
take the afflicted into his iull c1nnueii Iii.
and law all the ingredients OF M Hvu .hoso
cines freely before them Oecauss Oecd5oS and
ingrediautS are such as are ehuoIstI eho
n,6st strongly praised by scores Oh tne
nlo most eminent medical writers as cures cures
for the diseases for which these these nitIi ,be
zines arc recommended. Therefore, tne
osIic,Sd q do not have to rely alone upon
DR.. Pierce's recommendation "a as ,6r 10 car. sne
cnratiyc value Of his medicines loI S'i
tain eas .y recognized diseases. -,
A glance at the printed formula on on
each bottle will show that no alcohol a9ie1 anI
no harmful or habit-t forming drugs enter
intn mr. Pierrn's medicines, they Uelng
Wholly compounded of gyceriic. e eStracst tnrcst
Of the roots of native, American i0i, i1reSt ger
plants. These are best and safest s Ior
the the cure OF most lingering, chronic dlsi Is
eases. DIR. r. V. Pierce can be c9nsssiIttu suto
FREE, bv addressing him at BunaIo'
aorded a. sacredly confidential. -,
1t is as easy to be well as liiMahie ia u
much more comfortable. Constipation Is
the cause of many forms Of illness. Dr'
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constlpa-
tion. They are tiny. sugar-coated Hral'
nles. One little pellet is a gentle AKA
tive, two a mild cathartic. Ali dealers 10
medicines sell them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-14

- and fo- a long time, while 'ne
-. -, we're CARRIED and trained after
-. American fashion, he had has heau "
sbaved. wore queue and ahee'su
sowing silken garments like those "
MS father. uore,
Tn9-ea he AMI his sisters have ne'e' .
h.en ashamed Of Their origin, ana WIN
III accomplishments. they need no.
30 An the girls have the tropicai
- FOR ur,.ie and several are e"eei,
In. sinoers Personally, seven Oh
hem are no.ieeably pretty with black
evsz and hair. One, Mrs. Arthur 1ohn'
..,,s wife Of a prominent Honolulu
merchant is demi-blonde' ana 'he
oor,biratio, Of her blue eyes and DARK
1osbes and hair and her pink ana
o,bi.e complexion make her the accept.
Il bsautv Of the family. Several OF
.he sisters have their fathe- s tall
..s-u-e but the rest are Of petite hg-
nre Three have almon dshaPed eyes
and nearly every one of them has the
motber's olive complexion and SOFT
easy mode Of speech.
Wing All Fong was reputed TO De
worth slO.OOO,000 in 1890. Two yea
later he left Honolulu and went to
China. He has never returned, and
the reason for his strange act has al
wavs been mystery to the outside
world
He spent months in getting his enor
mons business in shape and then sailed
away. When months passed and h'
was still absent rumo-s began L
spreaw and there was a story that n
had narrowly escaped severe punish
ment for having deserted a wife II
China. Mrs All Fong and her daugh
ters kept closely to their home for
long time and never spoke of the sub
iect to outsiders. After this period
however, the hospitality of the hous
was resumed and it never waned until
the last daughters was married.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-14
Group

Is a violent Inflammation of the mu
cous membrane of the wind pipe, which
sometimes extend to the larnyx and
bronchial tubes; and is one Of the most
dangerous diseases of children. 1t al.
most always comes on in the night.
Give frequent small doses of Ballard IS
Horehound Syrup and apply Ballard IS
Snow Liniment externally to the
throat, 25c, soc and 81. For sale by
d. ]. Ry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-14
Before
You Go

When about 10 travel. IL
subject TO headache, nervous
ness, dlsTiuess. or car sickness.
take one or two doses OF
Or. Miles Anu-Pain Pills
before starting They will in
sure you against an attack.
There ate a great many who
are sure To have headache.
whenever they go TO church or
places OF amusement, or where
there Is any excitement or on
preston. Take them with
YOU, aud on the FIRST indica.
ton. take a tablet aud sec how
quickly Il viii disappear. To
such persons DR.. Miles Anti.
Pain Pulls are a great blessing.
They soolhc the nerves and
allay irritation and excitement.
Ms Nirays kesg Dr. Mn.F
49,. 49, 40 t,s,,s lg o.ig hene. knd rni
Iyslsf y hssAs ,dss sss,s,,s s'.' a.. ~ ,es
Neo tstltfa uekrr fan ta stnn ~.
Ne.lsf 49, ffe ttalkrha hlf ~. -
Rss,ai.y e,iiaSiyHt a. taklar = pais
tsa tefAfs suinN o4t g. f1arss N
tkaes atstfcasias hea,tAeAss ,h,t f,,es
raeslY e,asas wiih ever llsis sxe.ts.
MiRSEs NARY AND rttA wrr.
ANh lsiA eA isA g.. sgr.asa asld.
-. Mites Aeti Psin PIls are ssls .,
~ nftt package Miil bsAsNt 4 N
tAts. he sta fetoFa setsf fnsasw
- AeAst. ~ seWts. Nsssf s1l1 Ia "A
Miles Medleal Co, ElkhaFt, lad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-14
Only go Years Old.

"I am only SO years old and don t
expect even when I get to be real old
to feel that way as long as I can get
Electric Bitters," says Mrs. E. H
Brunson, of Dublin, Ga. Surely there Is
nothing else keeps the old as young
and makes the weak as strong as this
grand tonic medicine, Dyspepsia, tor
pid liver, infamed kidneys or chronic
constipation are unknown after taking
Electric Bitters a reasonable time.
Guaranteed by J. C. Perry, druggist.
Price SOC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-14
Bernhardt as Trust Buster.
Washington Starr

washington starr
The divine Sarah as trust defer, if
not trust buster, is an interesting fig
p7e. Why should she not tarry with
us and help us out with suggestions
about our general trust problems' Her
"tenting on the old trust ground" in
Texas promises to be a record breake-
for money making She has already
received more cash for her perform.
ances under canvas than would proba-
bly, have reached her under the most
favorable tmst roofs. Show a new
way around, and that it can be made
remunerative. This great French art.
ist in heroic roles, in sentimental roles
and in half-and half roles has long had
the patrons Of the theater at her fee.
Why should she not toward the close
of her career 90 in for craftsmanship
and show the neal world a display of
talent about real things equal to that
about mimic thing>'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-14
Sumner School

The first term Of the Capital suHi3
Normal opens on May LIST, to eqntil'
eight weeks. Tut'sork be startea
School of PriA,
June 18th, to continasl
dress J. ]. Kraps, or County Sups|
tendent E. T. Moores. Salem Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-14
A Thoughtful Wife.

'John, dear" said the invalid 8
wife. "I'll have to run away from you
for an hour o. 50 today. 1 have to get
the material for a new dress that the
dres smaker -
"But," complained the sick man.
edo YOU think it is right to be think
ing of Dress while I am so ill?'
"Why, John, it will be all right, no
matter what happens; it's a black
dress
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-14
Jaak Dealer Buys Courthouse.


tn, Sourrrct souuiy coort house.
oa, ~ tae wvs, stT.k.ns 'pesimcus OF
o'a nutch arcaiioOos'e Ia New Jersey.
~as sold hy auc,ion relenuy 20 H,man
A''ae. lurk dealer f0r sl25, ], was
bn'l "a li;e s0ou aftor tho British
buraed the hst county eoor, hou.e al
NAl'ione. Al eao1' ives ma h 10 prs.
te'c tac o'i huijlng boz 1, failed
tee e'l4iug v,N 10 mtol. ana on lis
Aie Ntl b. eNc.el white marble
e''a't Ao,se % cost Of $50 900. The
R'sa ''ees siois. tae sslumas nppor,
iog lAs lofty pogileo aad many o,hs.
s' 'ee sF'klag features q The ola
''1,''A'0-e viii b. preserved is The
'ssAi'e''oss % tAs asw balAas
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-14
SUNDAY EXCURSION
on the
Corvallis & Eastern RAJ
road
TO NEWPORT

Sunday excursion to Newport y
return on the Corvallis and Ease
railroad will leave Albany