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New-York tribune., 1907-10-04

Miss Anna Sands has returned to town for the
season from Newport.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04

New Haven oct. s.-Affss Rhoda Niles Sargent.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Sargenc and
Robert Singland T1lney we're married hero to-day
Owing to the fact that the brides grandfather
the former Mayor OF this city. Joseph B. Sargent.
died recently the wedding invitation list included
ONLY members OF both families and few intir1ats
friends The maid OF honor was Miss Elizabeth
Sargent sister OF the bride The best man was
Jserrian Hughes of Denver The officiating clergy~
man was the Rev. Anscn Phelps Stokes. secretary
Of Yale University. Mr.. and Mrs Tiiney lerr this
evening on a honeymoon trip for seven months -
Europe.
Miss Amy Angel Collier. daughter OF the late
DR. Peter Collier married to Gilbert Hollana
Montague at the Church OF the Epiphany at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The officiating clers>s
men were the Rev. Hugh Biykhead. rector of -
Georges Church. and the Rev. Arthur Ketchurn.
curate of the Church OF the Epiphany. The maid
of honor Miss Amey o. Aldrich. OF New YORK
The best Joseph o. Proctor, jr.. OF Boston
a Harvard classmate OF the bridegroom The orde
given away by her uncle DR.. James b Angel
president of the University of Michigan. formerly
Minister TO China and Turkey. A reception fo-
lowed at the home of Chester H Aldrich. IN os
Gibson studio. No. 1i2 East SD street
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Maitland. who:havs been
spending the season at Lenox. are booked to sail to-
morrow for Egypt. where they will spend tn.
winter.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

A few days ago Senator Pat.
terson offered a resolution to an
point joint committee from the
legislature to visit Corpus Christi,
Texas, and learn the exact truth
as to the physical condition of
Governor Little, which was voted
down by a large majority. In
the face of constant reports that
Governor Little is mentally un.
balanced, it doesn't appear that
there would have been anything
wrong in sending a committee to
investigate these reports.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

John M. Oracle of Jefferson
county, owner of 10000 acres Of
cotton and corn land in that
county, makes public the state
ment that crop conditions at this
tlme are worst ever known. Only
a favorable cultivating season
from this time on and a late fall
Will save the farmers of that sect
ion from an extremely heavy loss,
ne declares. Not only are crop
conditions unfavorable in Arkan-
sas, but the agricultural depart
ment at Washington issues the5
report that the same poor con-N
dltlons prevail all over the United
States.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10
Tillman's Remedy For Colds.

United States Senator Ben r.
Il'lman OF South Carolina, he Of
pitchfork fame, recently gave
out a remedy, which, he declared.
is a never-f failing cure for bad
colds. Here it is:
Get plenty Of hot water, Just
as not as you can stand 10, and
soak your feet. See that you get
into bed Immediately after soak.
ing your feet and cover up we'll,
lest you become chilled. The
other ingredients you can have
served in bed. Have some real
hot water and cut up three lem
ons and put thom into tho water.
Next you got tumbler of good
rye whiskey and place your hat
on The bed post. Then drink un-
I'll you can see two hats. You
may get a little sweat, but when
you wake up in the morning you
will foe! like u 2-year.old."
An exchange commenting upon
'ho above, is in fnll sympathy
with tho entire remedy except
That part which calls for soaking
nc feet, and another paper con.
rlbutes tho thought that when
no patient has reached that
tage of tho treatment where two
'ats are visible, even o very bad
old would not bo uncomfortable.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

The speaker Of the lower house
Of the Arkansas legislature las,
week announced that there wa;
talk of expelling certain mem.
bers who persist in disturbing
the proceedings, and added,
Some would regret such a pro-
ceeding, but I cannot help it.
Yesterday afternoons distur-
bance here is a shame to the
state, and we will not put up with
it, From this we infer that the
legislators have been acting very
much like a bunch of schoolboys
and are becoming entirely too
frisky for staid ana-,stAtelv.,slay,u-
makers. II the whole lou shoulo
oe expelled, the complaint would
oe nething. like general among
.he people.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
VIII Be Held At Cave City, Beginning
June 3, And Lasting Ten DAYS.

| hereby notify all teacher,
that the regular annual Teachers
Institute will be held at Cave
City, beginning June Sd, anG
lasting ten days.
W. H. WATKINS,
County Examiner.
NOTE.
l. The law requires the OK.
aminer to hold these institutes
annually,
2 The outline Of work TO be
done must be furnished by the
State Superintendent.
g. County examiners will
make full report Of work on blank
furnished by tho State Suporin.
tendent.
A. All teachers are required
TO attend these institutes.
b. The county examiner nav
endorse the license Of the teach.
'rs in attendance at his institute,
extending them for tho same for
which they were originally issued. !
A third grade license can be re.
lewed only once, and O second
yrade only twice.
o. The fee usually paid for OK.
shall bo oxacted.
L Holders Of State licenses
'hose licenses do not bear tho
Endorsement Of the examiner for
We consecutive years, showing
heir attendance at the institute,
hall have the same revoked. |
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10
Robert L. Maxey, a practicin,

Robert L. Maxey, a practicing
attorney at Batesville, was fined
and sent to Jail last week by
Circuit Judge Fulkerson for con-
tempt Of court. Maxey was a
party to a suit in court and sew
eral witnesses took the stand and
swore they would not believe him
on oath, This angered Maxey
and he proceeded to want to
whip those who held such a poor
opinion of his oath. After being
fined, Maxey told the court that
he regretted the incident and
that he would leave the country
as soon as he could wind up his
affairs. 1t is said nobody is try
ing to have him recede from that
determination.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10
RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

The White aud Black River
Improvement Association, COM
posed Of members and delegates
from each of the counties bor-
dering upon these rivers, will
hold an important meeting at
Newport on the 18th. 1t has
been clearly demonstrated dur
ing recent months that tho rail-
roads are thoroughly unable TO
handle the freight Of the country,
and in view Of this fact much
attention has naturally been
turned to the rivers as mediums
for caring for the growing COM
merce Of tho country. II is be-
lieved that this inability upon the
part Of tho railroads to handle
the shipping OF tho country means
that at some date not in the far
future the national government
will take up the improvement OF
rivers throughout the country,
and tho White and Black River
Improvement Association, with
an enthusiastic, permanent Or
ganization, will be able to bring
early 10 the attention of the gov
ernment the White and Black
rivers when this work is begun.
The success Of this organization
is not only important to the Sec
tons actually touched by these
streams, but TO all The northern
section Of Arkansas as well.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

The State Senate few DAYS
ago killed bill which sought to
raise the salary of the Commits
.sloner of State Lands from ST, ZOO
70 $4,000 a year. Just what the
legislators have against the Com
missioner of State Lands is not
apparent. Most everybody elso's
salary has been raised, but this
worthy official must put up with
the same old pay.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

TIE Rev. John x. Cooke, for
several years pastor OF one OF
the most fashionable churches in
New York City, shocked his cong
rogation last week by desertine
his wife and children and elopine
with q young woman, who had
been a prominent member Of his
flock. immediately after his
elopement, members Of the cong
regation issued a statement say.
ing that the Rev. Mr.. Cooke was
doubtless suffering from temp
orary insanity, but no doubt II
would have been much nearer
tho truth to have said that the
Rev. Mr.. Cooke Is just a common
dirty pup,
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

The Guard says that in closing
his speech at the unveiling Of The
Confederate monument at Bates
vile ex-senator james II, Berry
said that, honored as he hat
been honored by his people, hi
appreciated more than anythil
else The fact that he had been
soldier OF the Confoderacy, I
prayed Il blessing upon tho }
Of his surviving comrades, ,o|
people Of Arkansas, thohd
followed the Confederate ina
others, love Senator BWar.
are proud Of his recordynte
in public Office and
lie. W
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

A bill is in the Legislature Of
Mississippi prohibiting school
teachers Of the feminine gender
from marrying while engaged in
the active work Of teaching.
However, tn ere is nothing
in tho proposed law prohibiting
the girls from hooking them
man during vacation
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

A bill has been passed by both
Souses of the legislature and
signed by the governor making it
an ottense, punishable by a heavy
'nne and Imprisonment, for any
state officer to let contracts for
amounts in excess of appropria-
tons for that specific purpose.
Thus will deficits be a thing of
the past.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

On the first day of May the
Arkansas state treasury con-
salned the modest sum S64, ,409,3
a statement is due from a certain
prominent politician as to what
has gone with the millions he told
OF the state having while on the
hustings.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

A measure has passed the
lower house of the general as.
sembly providing for farmers
institutes to be held in each coun-
ty Of the state and appropriating
a sum Of money to the SUPPORT Of
each county holding such an
institute. The farmers Of the
state could derive much profit
from this measure should it be-
come a law and should they take
the proper advantage Of the act,
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

According to the Weather
Bureau at Washington the last
was the coolest April in the past
twenty six years. The cold was
almost continuous in all parts of
the country, except for brief in
tervals of a day or 80 of warm
weather.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10
Shoe Factory For Mammoth Spring.

The Goodbar Shoe Company Of
Memphis has leased tho cotton
mill building and water power ut
Mammoth Spring and will start
The erection Of a large shoe fac.
tory at once. The company hopes
to have tho factory In operation
by July I. Moro than i50 work.
men Will be employed by The
plant.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

1t was found that the bill had
been tampered with and the
wording changed slightly, but
just enough to render the new
law imperative, The bill was
passed gain through both
branches of the general assem-
'bly, and a committee appointed
to investigate the "doctorineo
OF the bill and discover who did
the work if possible. This COM
mlttee, after making all the in.
vestlgation possible, reported a
few days ago, and while the
oIame was nor specifically laid to
any person, Chief Clerk Lucas of
the lower house was criticised in
connection with the affair. Mr.. |
Lucas 1t is said could throw no
light on the anti-futures bill mys-
terry, but he is said to have tes.
tilted before the committee that
ne was approached by a man
whom he did not know and asked
what the chances were for tam
perlng with the Amis bill, which
prohibits gambling atrace tracks,
and that he had been offered
$4,000 to allow the loss of this
Jill.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

A defaulting teller of bank al
Birmingham, Alabama, who got
away with 100000 of the banks 8
money through reckless specu-
latlons in cotton, is pleading in
sanity as an excuse for the crime.
If it were not for the plea of in
sanity, many defendants in court
would be without the semblance
OF a defense. 1t would seem that
the prisoner who will not plead
insanity these days is indeed
craZV
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

AT Waycrosse, Georgia, Miss
Lucia Allen, 10 years old and
weighing 1O5 pounds, has be-
come the bride of W. 7. Brinson,
% years old and weighing 5s5
pounds Now, what's the proper
Comment?
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

From Glasgow, Kentucky,
ONES the remarkable story that
lady Of that place suffered such
severe headache that her head
urst' All who believe it may
tand on their heads.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

An American traveller, just re-
turned from a tour of Egypt,
says he found $4,000 camels in
that country named for Roose-
YSSss-. .But.there are more good.
Vnited States named for yryuh..-
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

A printer at Ashdown recent.
'ly found a diamond in his chew.
ing tobacco, but that ought not
to cause anybody TO take up the
tobacco habit.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10
VOTE FOR BETTER SCHOOLS.

AT the annual school meetings
z@ on the third Saturday in this
- month the electors of any dis
trict are permitted to vote an in
"a creased tax for school purposes
# If they SO desire, as under the
# provisions of Amendment No. 8,
which carried at the last general
election and is now incorporated
S8 Pin the laws Of the state, the voters
OF any school district in the state.
z may vote upon themselves a tax
N mot to exceed seven mills on the
dollar for the purpose of carrying
on the work of the public schools.
Il This increased tax will enable
many districts which have in the
NJ past been hampered by the lack
&of funds to have much longer
n terms OF school and to make
needed Improvements otherwise.
and it is believed that many dis.
stricts in this county will take ad-
Vantage of this opportunity to
Ebetter the work of the public
Schools. Perhaps there is not a
Edistrict in Sharp county, with the
possible exceptions of those that
have the advantage of the large
|tax paid by the railroad company,
that does not actually need in
creased revenue. Many districts I
have only three month terms of v
school, and some can hardly t
have terms of that short length. {
Many of the districts are poorly t
equipped in the way of school
property. These districts now c
nave q chance to show their !
spirit in favor of increased edu. b
cational facilities and better ad. 81
vantages for their children by 1t
voting the limit of seven mills le
tax, thereby relieving, in a great N
measure, a condition that has al
always crippled them and proven II
= great barrier in tho -mou-af q, m
education. An increased tax for "
educational purposes should be " "
borne cheerfully by our citizens ="
n all sections where an increased
AK can be used to an advantage y,
n giving an education to the =,
young, ~ ~
In the Evening Shade special b.
school district we have no doubt y,
The full amount of tax will be =, =.
voted. More money is needed -,
lere, and we think we know our =,
people we'll enough to say that =,
here will be few, if any, who will ~
object to placing a greater tax a,
lpon themselves in order to sup e.,
ply this need. b,
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10
WHO TAMPEREDp

Some time ago, after o bill had
passed the legislature prohibiting
dealing In futures iD this state,
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10
Attempted Suicide.

Harry Rhea, a young man Of
Walnut Ridge, who is said to be
an expert gambler, was fined $50
In police court at Little Rock last
week on tho charge of swindling
a citizen Of Lonoke, who was Wis
ting tho city, out of S15. In his
cell at tho ealaboose, Rhea at
tempted 10 commit suicide by
swallowing morphine, but his
was discovered In time
Tor physicians TO save his life.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

Dr. II, l." Hinton Of Prescott
has u gold watch brought 10 this
country from England In l775 by
his grandfather.
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Rockville and Vicinity.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.


ROCKVILLE, Md, June 90 1907.
Mr.. John F. Killeen Of Washington, who
contracted to construct the mile of Shoe
maker pike near Bethesda, has been noti-
fled by the county commissioners that I'M
less he makes arrangements by not later
road the commissioners will have the work
done at the contractors expense. Killeen
claims that he has already done the work
according to the specifications. Several
months ago he sued the commissioners for
$1,000 he claimed was due him on the con-
tract, but the jury disagreed.
Charles Edmund Dwyer and Miss Mary E.
Wartield, both of Wheaton district, this
county, were recently married in Grace
Episcopal Church, Woodsde by Rev.
George H. McGrew, rector of Silver Spring
parish.
Alfred c. Tolson of Colesvlle district Is
the latest democrat to announce his candi-
dacy for one of the nominations to be made
at the approaching primary election. He
would like to be one of his party nominees
for judge of the orphans court.
1t Is understood that Mr.. Emory H. Bog
Bogley, will be candidate for one of the
democratic nominations for the house of
delegates.
Addison Washington, colored, has been
adjudged to be of unsound mind and COM
mitted to Montevue Hospital, Frederick, for
treatment.
A large number Of the young folks of
Rockville last Tuesday evening were the
guests of Mrs. Thomas NJ. Talbot on a troll
ley ride to Glen Echo Park. special car
was placed at the disposal of the party.
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Rescued From the River.

Raymond w. Young, Walter Jingles and
another young man. while padding a canoe
in the Potomac river yesterday afternoon,
had an unexpected bath. They were res
cued by three boatmen attracted by their
cries.
The occupants Of the craft were off the
foot Of Bath street, near AnaloStan Island
about 2:30 o'clock, when one dipped his
paddle too deply and the frail craft was
upset. When the young men rose to the
surface after the sudden plunge, each swan
to the overturned canoe and grasped it.
Then they began to cry for help.
William Reynolds, who has boathouse
nearby heard the cries and, securing the
assistance of George Turbin and Frank
BranZell. went to the rescue Of the canoe
istS
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WEST VIRGINIA,

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Channel Into Broad Creek.

A dredging machine belonging to the
John Miller Company OF this city is EN-
ployed, it is stated in dredging a channel
through the flats on the Maryland side or
the river into Broad creek for the purposes
of allowing a small tugboat to get into the
creek on all tides and to tow light and
laden lighters in and out Of the waterway
In the sand trade. The sand-digging in
dustry is an. important one on the Poto
mac and three companies are now engaged
in It. They employ seven or eight towboats
and fleet OF a hundred or more lighters
in the work. 1t is stated that a new com
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THE ELKTON.

In the Blue Ridge mountains Of Virginia; large
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Booklets at Star office. Address A. Q. DRAW.
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HOTEL LAMBORN,
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Select location. New management. Open all
year. Elevator to street. Private baths. Booklet.
jes30t.5 o. Z. MILLER.
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New Hotel Ostemd,

occupying whole block of ocean front Chelsea
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beautiful rooms, 200 with private baths fresh and
sea wafer indoor sea water bathing pool. Dress
adjoining the boardwalk. DInin. room overlooks
%,eIG. orchestra. Special June and July terms.
Booklet. Autos trains
~ DAVID L. RAHTER, Manager
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Grand Atlantic Hotel.

Virginia and the Beach, Atlantic City "
Under entire new management. $50 beautifully
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water attached 10 all baths. Also public hot
sea-watcr baths Phones In rooms Music and
social diversions. Terms: American plan, So 80
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per day up. Garage. CHARLES +. COPE. Prop
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ssFIII-L TOP HOUSE,"
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Hotel j aCksOn.
FAMED FOR
ITS SCENERY.

flrcproof Virginia Ave. and Beach.
Opposite the Steel Pier
Special June rates $3.50 per week M 50 20
pc! duS up. American plan. Refurnished through
ont Finest cafe in the city. Excellent cuisine
Music. IpII\ ,,RI-SE
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. j,
THE ST. CHARLES.

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Pacific and Michigan aves. Close to beach and
Young's Pier. Capacity. $50. Every comfort and
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Virginia Hot Springs,
Green brier White Sulphur Springs,
Warm Springs,
Healing Springs,
Natural Bridge,

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PENNSYLVANIA.
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Strictly frstclass; large grounds; fine shade cool
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