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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-24
Vermont Dan Proqramme.

The tentative programme for Yer
mont day IS as follows.
s.s5 a. n.-Gavernor o. Vermont and Of
fetal party arrive az tic exposition and
are met BY reception committee COM
posed az the officials OF the jamestown
exposition COMPANY. The or+cial party IN
carriages and automobiles gre then driv-
en- arouad the grounds
10 a. Governor Swanson q Virginia
makes 4 formal call on Governor Proctor
Of Vermont at The Vermont state build
Ing
1880 q. rn-g5overu0r Proctor of Vermont
returns call Of Governor Swanson q Viz.
giria al the virginia State building.
III m.-The following exercises VIII
take plncs IN the auditorium, Lieutenant
Governor George Proety a. vermont pre-
siding
sfusic 81 Mexican band
Address az welcome Hon Harry g..
George Tucker. president Of the James.
town Tereentsnnial exposition.
Address Governor claude \. swanson Of
Virginia.
NTuslc
Ad5rcss Governor Fletcher D. Proctor
u veEmoat.
Music
Address. ZION. Joseph A. De Boer OF YER
mont
Music star spaEEiad Banner
lao n - -I.nucaean % the othcial party
It the SWISS AlpE village.
D. m--Review az Ell troops. both reg
Glar and militia stationed az The cxr9Ei-
lion by the governor % Vermont
. 10 d p u.-Rectpti1H by The governor
81 Vermont u tire Vermont State build
Ing
The vermont delegation goes 70
Newport News on q special train, and
its headquarters during its stay
win Be az TIE Hotel Warwick This
delegation WA be composed Of the
governor OF tire state ard his stan.
lieutenant Governor Prouty. the en-
tire congressional drlegs uon u Yer.
raont, thu al'utant general of the state
practically the entire state legislature
and many other distinguished citizens
81 the Green Mountain state
Sharp County record., 1907-02-01
Methodist Church Appointments.

Rev. G. S. Morehead, pastor
in. charge of the Evening Shade
circuit, announces the following
as his regular appointments
for the year:
First Sunday in each month
Sidney, morning and night.
Second Sunday in each month
Evening Shade, morning and
night.
Third Sunday in each month
Sidney at II a, M, Evening
Shade at night.
Fourth Sunday in each month
Hickory Flat at II a. M, Bear
Creek at 3 p. m.
For the present Rev. Morehead
has decided to make his home at
Sidney.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-01

Mrs. G. j. Wilson left last Fri
day for Fitzhugh, where her
daughter, Mrs. o. E. Puckett,
has been critically ill. An infant
was stillborn to DR.. and Mrs.
Puckett last week.
w. P. Hamilton is talking of
removing with his family to AL
bany, l. T. This family has been
in this community long time,
and their many friends hope they
will change their minds about
leaving.
Fhe tax collector is gathering
in the shekels at Brickle Springs
today. Tomorrow he will be in
Evening Shade and will remain
here until after the close of the
February term of circuit court,
which convenes the 18th.
Last week IN County Court
Judge Kelley made appointments
to fill vacancies in the office oi
school director in four districts
as follows: F. p. Smalley ir
district 46, John Dial in district
80, Dave Anderson in district 27
S. r. Yeager in district T.
The firm of Hamilton C Co.
which has conducted a milling
business here the past few years
has been dissolved, Messrs. w. P,
and L. l.. Hamilton having solo
their interests to the other mem
ber, George w. Moser. Mr.
Moser is now in full control ol
the business, and his friends are
wishing him success.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-01
SCHOOL BOOKS

W. H. Spots, one Of Straw
berry townships best citizens.
was visitor to the city Wednes-
day.
j. G. Dunnigan, who lives a
few miles west of town, came in
Tuesday and dropped a dollar in
the slot.
w. G. Thomas, the mule buy
er, was here Tuesday. He paid
good prices and bought eight or
ten head here.
DR.. W. E. Founders and fam
lily are again residents of Sidney.
Their many friends will welcome
them back to the county.
T. W. Shaver of Newport sends
us a subscription dollar. He says
"everything is dull here, on ac-
count of so much high water.
A marriage license was issued
few days ago to Tobe Brown,
aged %, and Miss Minnie Nolan,
aged 10, colored couple of John
son township.
Thousands of pounds of meat
have been lost by the farmers of
this section during the warm
weather of a few weeks ago, says
the Hardy Herald.
James E. Bray came up from
Batesville the first part Of the
week and spent several days
with relatives and friends in and
around Evening Shade.
Fines to the amount of S31
were assessed by the recent term
Of circuit court at Hardy. 1t is
figured that the net cost of that
-.tepm-ef court was over $500,
The Walnut Ridge Blade refers
to ex- Senator David l.. King of
Hardy as "the most prominent
and formidable candidate for
congress in this district two years
hence"
Sharp County record., 1907-02-01
II A R D Y
Breezy News And Gossip From The
Northern District Capital.

Two cars of fencing wire have
been unloaded here by our mer-
chants this week.
Sober Holt of Walnut Ridge
came in Monday to spend a few
days with relatives at King Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Morgan
left Sunday for the city of st.
Louis, where they will spend
three weeks.
The young ladies of the town
held meeting at the residence
of DR.. McGavic Monday night
and organized a secret club.
Mrs, R. M. Jackson has re-
turned from Little Rock, where
she went two weeks ago to take
treatment for throat trouble. She
is better.
Rev. j. M. Benton, the blind
preacher, arrived Monday from
Clay county, where he has been
holding a meeting the past two or
three weeks.
The proposition of putting a
ferry boat in Spring river is be-
ing talked of. Up to a few days
ago the river had been forded
but once in months time.
Mrs. Ammon Cope and two
small children left the first part
of the week for Enid, Okla,
where they will make their home
in the future. Mr.. Cope had
gone on before and got employ
ment.
J. T. Lawrason of Sullivan
township is here in the interest
of the order of the Woodmen of
the World. Mr.. Lawrason is 60
ing about over the country Or
ganizing Woodman Camps and
Circles. He expects to organize
+ both here this week.
William Merideth, who usually
cakes his home with his brother,
| j. Meredith of this place, will
Yleave the latter part of the week
to spend the remainder of the
winter with other relatives. He
will first 60 to Carthage, Mo-,
and from there to St. Louis.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-01
ELECTED U. S. SENATOR
Jeff Davis Gone Up Higher. Other News
OF The Legislature.

Jeff Davis was elected United
States Senator to succeed James
H. Berry Tuesday by the Arkan-
sas legislature. He received SO
votes in the lower house and 80
in the upper body. The name
of Senator Berry was not pre-
sented. The four republican
representatives and one repub-
lican senator voted for John |.
Worthington. Representa- t i v @
Balch of Pulaski county refused
to vote for Davis, and voted for
G. r, Breckenridge. Senator
Browning would not vote and
simply answered present when
his name was called. A number
Of the members were absent when
the vote was taken.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-01
Notice To Taxpayers.

l will sell scrip at Evening
Shade to taxpayers or parties
wanting to pay fines from Feb.
End to Feb. 18th at 80 cents.
Come in and get scrip cheap at
these dates. After Feb. 10th will
sell at 80 cents.
Respectfully,
W. d. COCHRAN,
Sharp County record., 1907-02-01

of this place, is quite ill at his
home at Melbourne. His many
friends here hope for him a
speedy recovery.
Our good friend John Ballard
brought US a fat load of wooG
Monday. 1t came in the nick Of
time, just as we were about to
invade the premises of some OF
our neighbors.
Will Wadley, ex-editor of the
Franklin Record, was a visitor
to the city Wednesday. A very
little of the newspaper business
gave Wadley enough, and he has
gone te~drumming.
Without an order from their
parents, Deputy Clerk McCaleb
run the risk Wednesday and is-
sued a marriage license to Get
tlieb Arnold, aged SO, and Mrs.
Rosa Funk, aged 54.-Hardy
Herald.
House Bill No. 1O9, introduced
by Representative Andrews OF
this county Monday, seeks tc
create the Evening Shade special
school district. Our people want
this law, and it is thought will
experience no difficulty in getting
| it.
There are twenty-four criminal
cases on the docket for the Feb
ruary term of Southern District
circuit court. All the cases are
small misdemeanors, except the
indictment against Marion Ring
of Balboa, which charges assault
to kill.
Sam H. Davidson, one of the
commissioners, says it is expect
ed that the new bridge for Straw
berry river near this place will be
shipped within a short time. The
great amount of bad weather OF
late has retarded the work Of
getting out the stone for use in
the structure. r.
Tomorrow the town of Evening
Shade will elect municipal Off
GERS. This town has been incor-
porated for a good number of
years, but for some years has ell
ected no officers and been mac
tive. The officers chosen tomor-
row will serve until the regular
election in April.
T. M. Mayberry, who was ell
ected road overseer in Lave
Creek township at the last elec-
ton, presented his resignation tc,
the county court last week. 1t isl
probable that a special election
will he held to name his success
sor, as Judge Kelley did not feel
authorized to make an appoint
ment. Mr.. Mayberry intends
moving away,
Sharp county is paying more
for the care of her paupers than
any of her neighbors. 1t is right
that these unfortunates should
receive good care, and then it is
right that the contractor should
receive sufficient remuneration.
There are seven or eight paupers
on the farm in this county, and
the contractor gets SIS a month
each for keeping them.
1t is asserted that the commits.
sioners appointed to view the site
for a bridge over lower Straw
berry river will recommend that
the bridge be constructed at the
Simpson Ford, a short distance
from Poughkeepsie. This is said
by many to be the most practica.
BILE location. The commissioners
for the lower Strawberry bridge
as we'll as those appointed for the
bridge over Spring river at Will
Gford will report to the County
Court in April.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-01

The members will not be fur
nished stamps and newspapers
each day by the state free, the
lower house having sat down on
a bill of that kind, which had
Sharp County record., 1907-02-01
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LOCAL NEWS.
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The congressional garden seed
came in with the snow.
There were plenty of rabbit
hunters Saturday while snow was,
on the ground. I
.--..~~Just little while and the Of
fice-seeker will be inquiring what
you think about it.
One month of 1907 is gone.
Most of us have occasion to note
that time moves swiftly,
E. Warren, one of the oldest
citizens of the county, died at
Wirth recently. He was 80 years
old.
W. E. Holt, good citizen of
Davidson township, was doing
business in the city one day this
week.
w. G. Douthit Of Zion, lizard
county, made final proof on his
homestead before the clerk here
Monday.
Z Last Tuesday Elisha Hill and
Mrs. Nola B. Salkeld of Cave
City secured a permit to wed from
the clerk, --~ ,..s;-
James r, Lawrason of Sidney,
the hustling organizer, recently
instituted W. O. W. Camp at
King Mills.
John l.. Gawf, good citizen
of Balboa, was in to see us a few
days ago. He has read this pa.
per for % years.
W. S. Taylor, one of the Rec
ord's lizard county friends, was
here Tuesday and made us
substantial visit.
The cotton gin here has put up
1923 bales, and it is thought will
put up only twenty-five or thirty
more this season.
Mrs. j. G. Southworth returned
to her home at Hardy Monday
after spending week or two
with relatives here.
Miss Mildred Shaver, who was
stricken with typhoid fever last
Christmas day, is able to be up
some the past few days.
r. B. Clear this week sold his
residence property here to B. F.
Graddy. Mr.. Clear has bought
a farm near town from W. A.
Edwards.
DR.. and Mrs. Chas. D. Tibbles
returned to their home at Pough-
keepsie Sunday, after visit of
few days with Evening Shade
relatives.
~ Britton Couch, the oldest col
ored man in this section, is dang
erously ill Of pneumonia. He is
said by several people to be near
100 years old. y
N-----4tis observed that our Mobley
correspondent has taken to poet
ry. He rhymes on winter, and
does not wait for the advent of
spring to display his genius.
W. p. Williams of this place
has bought the Rigdon sawmill
plant, located in Davidson town.
ship, we understand, and will
move it to his farm, also in Da-
wilson township.
Hon. E. B. Andrews Of this
county is member of the COM
mittees on Claims, County and
County Lines and federal Rela-
tions in the lower house Of the
general assembly.
n p. j. Puckett and family will
move within the next few days to
N Franklin. They are among our
best people, and have many
y friends here, all of whom will re-
N 2ret to see them leave Evening
IA Shade
Sharp County record., 1907-02-01
passed the senate.

Senator James P. Clarke is
said to have made the statement
that he expects Gov. Little to op-
pose him for the senate at the
next primaries.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-01

During a heated discussion the
other day, a number of senators
declared they would not vote for
another appropriation for the
state capitol so long as Messrs-
Caldwell and Drake are the con-
tractors. 1t was openly asserted
that both Caldwell and Drake
should be at work on the new
state house as convicts, instead
Of as contractors.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-01
though it may be a few weeks
yet before he is able to return to
Little Rock.

When Senator Carlock of Mad
son county voted for Jeff Davis
for United States Senator, he
arose and said: "Like Samuel
of old, | will have to harken to
the voice of my people and vote
against my wishes, though risk
hail and thunder storm to fol-
low."
Sharp County record., 1907-02-01

Governor John S. Little, who
suffered physical collapse last
week, is still at his old home at
Greenwood, and is improving.
The Springdale news., 1907-10-25
Southwest American.

Fort ~triti.S S Morning News paper reaches towns #tt.ltft rst- diu> oI I0a niles >atae da9 a> published
 Contains all the satest A>>oei- ated Press Telegraph sew> ard al3 other seWS worth reading.
 Sefd sor >anlpse eepE. Rates at sHb>sFHRtfafi < lese4. .#asl. 2 IL. = 00. ore year ~+tAt.
The Springdale news., 1907-10-25

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The Springdale news., 1907-10-25
Weak Women

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The Springdale news., 1907-10-25

When q woman has new dress that k becoming she isn't satis- fed until the man slle likes best and the woman sFe likes least have seen II.
The Springdale news., 1907-10-25

One of the worst features oI kidney trouble 3S that ltl ls afs l1- siduou> disease and before the victim realizes his danger he may have | fatal nlaiadv ake Foley,s Kidney Cure Il tie first >ien of trouble aS II eorresf> IT, regularities and prevents Brishts disease ard diabetes II. C.. 0wnbe7.
The Springdale news., 1907-10-25

Necessity is good antidote for lazintsS. but there k no sure cure.
 The man who never knows when he is down is sure to get to the top.
 Ever notice the week you lay of is the hottest week Of the summer:
 Worrying about things that never happen has driven many q man frantic.
 There may be skeleton in every closet. but whats the use of rattliug the bones1
 The tears shed while crying over lost opportunities are very apt to blind the mourner 10 pres ent opportunities.
 \ English scientist says that first love can be explained on scientific grounds. Perhaps. but what waste ot tine t would be To do 1t.
 Remember that more than one half ot your suspicious are u1- founded.
 II k light housekee ping when q couple eats two meals out Of three with tie kin.
 When man goes III 10 q gro. eerz 10 select eantaloupes he eX- eTtl>e> alI -et lis intellectual powers and then selects the worst oneS.
 Some nen consider themselves brave because ot their ability to keep eRt ef . fight.
The Springdale news., 1907-10-25
Interesting a|ks
 Made at the Fruit Fair


 ium Thursday night Of last week to listen 10 the addresses on top ics of interest to the fruit grower and the farmer. Had II been known what | treat Was III store for those who attended the Audi torium would not have held the people. and t k q matter for re- gret that the house was not pack ed.
 The speakers were introduced by D. E. Richer, president of the local horticultural society, under whose auspices the fair was got ten up The first speaker was Prof. Ernest Walker. of the eN- pertinent station at Fayetteville. He said sometimes the remark was made. What's tie matter with Arkausass and two nean- lngs were placed on the question. Ore was that there was nothing the matter. aid the other was that something WAS wrong. He said there waS nothing tie nat fer with Arkansas. II K the greatest fruit state on the globe,  and the only trouble is there is something the matter with some of tie people. The idea former ly prevailed that any fool could farm. but that day k past, and now the farmer or fruit grower who wish. 10 succeed must study methods. soil. etc For merly the man who wanted 10 grow apples put his trees in some out of the Way place and on the poorest ground on the farm, and let them take care Of themselves. Ne have been going on that plan  loo much, and must make closer study of eur-bnslne>s. There need be no of years=lf the fruit crop ef.this section | the growers vii studythe= =aatare=al .the soil. and -faniiiiarize. them selves with the effects of nitro gen. potash and phosphorus acid. II k impossible to grow fruit without potash. and when this is exhausted from tie soii tic grower must renew 1t. and | He will do this he Nil have a crop ot fruit four years utef five. The speaker advised every person who eultivafes tie soil to procure copy of Roberts Fertility ot the Land. and b read and study II as he would his Bible. and | will De worth 51.o60 year yo him. He stated that Eie had taken large q al orchard ! .ew years ago, the soil was poor. the trees weft twenty years ot age, and had been somewhat neglect ed. but that he lad grown three crops n succession. Some ot  the neighbor> laughed II h..n when he began pruning spray ing. ealtixating. ete.. but after seeing the results. tilex Were be- coming convinced that lii> meth od> were best. Tie time to ,ul- tsvate an orchard k in the carly spring nntil Jai4 h Juls the buds begin to form for the crop for the following wear. ard te cultivate after that time is a great tajury instead ot benefit. The speaker strongly advocated the use ot barn yard manure on orchards, and said that he even swept his iet II order ,hat he might save | all. Peas. winter yetches and red clover are also good soiI builders if sown aneI left on the ground through the winter
 Prof. Walker vert into desai. concerning the different soils. plant life. ete.. ard his talk was rot only interesting and instruct iye. bat ! revelation ta many.
 The next speaker was Lekoy
The Springdale news., 1907-10-25

Palmer formerly resided III Iowa. and was one of the commission CTS from that state to the Worlds Fair in St. Louis. Nlr. Palmer has been resident of Arkansas only two or three years. but he ls all enthusiast on the posSiblll- ties of this section of the state. He is an entertaining speaker, and his description of the typical familv, iu the typical town oi Iowa was amusing and caused many hearty laugh. Mr. Palmer says the people of Iowa dc not realize what have III this section. and that Ii they did they would be coming here Ill gre. numbers. He says that many Of them got their idea of this state from reading such lit- erature as tie "Slew Train Through Arkansaw. tie must1 jokes therein having had their origin in Hoop-hole township, Posey County. Indiana. thence 10 Pike County. Missouri. thence on down te Arkansas. Nr. Palmer made ail earnest plea for the farmers and fruit growers to read and study the books and bulletins sent out by the Depart meut of \ Agriculture and -bEthe experiment. stations Ills speech made happy bit.
 .Mr. Rorer.- who been Ie- eated at Bentonville= during the past two seasons under the dires- ton of the [. S.- Department of Agriculture. making demonstra- tions in spraying. next addressed the meeting. showing what had been accomplished in that vleIn- iity-When he and his eo-worker first went te BentonFille some trouble waS experienced =ln get ting permission from tl4e grow er> to make experiments n tfis.r orchards. but now thex Were anxious 10 have them spray One of Mr. Rorer.> most 5eHxitf5- ing arguments m behalf U spray ing was the display ut fruit talk n from trees side hg side 1T tha same orchard. Someef= which taae. been prayed and some jis5f5l 5fl had not. No one could hear MT Rerer and see this display wItaa out being convinced that spray ing k the thing. II has been demonstrated at Bentonv!tle that spraying NJ. without doubt. prevent bitter rot and apple hlotch- After the disease has ked the apple II will Tot stop t. and growers Were shown tie necessity of net delaying. Spraying x preventive and net a cure.
 
 The probabilities are ;!sat more spraying sS being done bgor- eEsardists IF tIle 9Ieitllty 5t =IBef1- tonxifsr than atiy other toHmHH- N in Northwest arkansa,. aid the good results are shown U the splendid grade at rus pro dased theTe. lis . be hoped the growers n tIe vicinity ot S5,r.f.ssllalle seaeTzt''ll7 turn their attention to spraylng. and from what we have heard ard observed NC believe they vii.
 Tie meeting Va closed b4a : brief talk from Mr. Brown, a large pear grower from Min nes0ta. who was CT his way te Benton4.tas to atteu | ttle frHit lair beng he'd q that place this week. He sad that quality eea.d aa grown into ap- ples. ard con piiilnented tie di>- : play ot fruit here. and urged the growers to study and strive fo ] improve.
The Springdale news., 1907-10-25
ActualEaets.

For upwards of fifteen years Hunts Cure has beer sold under q strict guarantee to enre any form of itching skin troubles knovf1. No matter the name less ti3an ene per cert oi pureha>- CTS have requested thelr money back. 8 Hx It simply does tie work.
The Springdale news., 1907-10-25

There may be q skeleton in every closet, but whats the use of rattling the bones1
The Springdale news., 1907-10-25

Age brings wisdom, ttlat naf be Whv ! Woman NIL Tot tel her age.
The Springdale news., 1907-10-25

Worrying about things that never happen has driven many q man frantic.
The Springdale news., 1907-10-25
A Most Worthy Article.

HHeH an article has beer on tie market for wears and gains friends every Year. | ls safe to call tiIls medicine worthy one. SuehtS Ballard > Horehound Sy- rup. It positively cures coughs ard al pulmonary diseases. 0ne of tie best known ner- chants in Mobile. Ma. says. " or flve years I. family las let been troubled with the ~in- ter coughs. Ne owe tlli> to Ballard Horehound .Syrup.. I know # has saved n1y children rom many ~IEk >Dtsf >. Sa#fI HY V. Gf. 0wnhex.=
The Springdale news., 1907-10-25

The tears shed while crying over lost opportunities are very apt to blind the mourner to pres ent opportunities.
The Springdale news., 1907-10-25

Some sheep >lgl .oF eaetuS aS sl5s4r7 .,llegzet green pastures.