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Sharp County record., 1908-10-09

Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup is used nearly everywhere,
because it not only heals irrita-
ton Of the throat and stops the
cough, but it drives the cold out
of the system through its laxa-
tive principle by assuring a free
and gentle action of the bowels,
and that is the only way to cure
a cold, You can't cure itas long
as you are constipated. Insist
upon Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup. Sold by W. c, Snow.
Hon, r. /. Herrn when he COM
pleted his work in the lizard
circuit court last week rounded
out his regular courts. He will
soon retire from the office Of
prosecuting attorney, and it is
the opinion in this county that he
has made one of the best officials
the circuit has ever had.
AT any time when your stom-
ach is not in good condition, you
should take Kodol, because Ko-
dol digests all the food you eat,
and it supplies health n d
strength for the stomach in that
way, You take Kodol just for a
little while when you have slight
attacks of Indigestion, and you
try it just a little longer in order
to get relief from severe attacks
Of indigestion or Norvous Dys-
pepsia, Try Kodol today, Sold
by W, G, Snow,
Sharp County record., 1908-10-09

w, B. Hamm, who has been i'll
for a couple of weeks, had re-
covered sufficiently that he went
to the home of his parents in IL
ard county the latter part of last
week. Since going there hbGaS
grown worse and is seriously
sick He is Suffering from a
stomach trouble and oomplica-
tons,
W. G. Shows drug store build
ing caught fire Thursday even
ing of last week, but prompt
action Of a crowd which soon
gathered put out the flames be-
fore any serious damage was
done, The blaze was started by
a spark from the llue falling on
the roof.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-09
Forget
The Good Roads Meeting
October" 10

DO not let anyone tell you that
something el0o is just as good as
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills because there isn't anything
just as good for weak back
bNckaohe, rheumatic pains, in.
rlammation of the bladder, or my
Kidney and Bladder disorder.
A weeks trial will convince YOU.
Sold 10y W. G, Snow,
Mrs, Oscar Murphy died at her
homo at Ash Flat the latter part
Of last week, following an illness
Of several days, She was a most
excellent lady and had many
lriends, She leaves u husband
and eight children, tho youngest
two weeks Of age, who have tho
sincere sympathy Of their noigh-
bora and friends.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-09
LOCAL NEWS.
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All the staples and the novel;
ties at Weaver Dowdy Co.
DR.. H, w. Brown of Batesville
was here one day this week.
Finer weather for gathering
crops could hardly be imagined
Miss Willie Edwards spent a
few days in BatesviIle this week.
Our good friend j, j, Swafford
of Center was a pleasant caller
Wednesday.
Ladies' and childrens' cloAks
at Weaver Dowdy Co. at Right
Prices.
4M Mrs. j. B, Watkins is confin-
ed to her bed with an attack of
remittent fever.
Weaver -Dowdy Company car
ries q big line of Dress Goods
and Silks.
4 Ed Young left Monday for
Woodruff county, where he hopes
ITO secure school.
Fred Woods left Monday for
Black Rock, where he will prob
ably remain several weeks.
When you go to Batesville it
will pay you to trade with Weav-
err Dowdy Co.
Arthur Sullivan came down
from Hardy and attended the
session of the levying court,
Miss Cora Jernigan Of Mobley
is here. this week visiting the
family of her brother, DR.. A, W.
Jernigan.
Esq, Henry W, Bone cf Polk
was here Monday. He is in poor
health, his many friends are
sorry to note. ,
4 John II. Oyler was down from
Richwoods township the first Of
the week looking after some bus
N mess matters,
Miss Sudie Billings of Walnut
Ridge left for her home Monday,
after spending several days visit
ing friends here,
DeWtt's Little early Risers,
the famous little liver pills, They
are small, sure, safe pills, Sold
by w. G, Snow,
c. W. Shaver has received
word that his son, Wesley M.
Shaver, is quite ill at his home
near Tuckerman.
The county election commis-
sioners have changed tho VOTING
place in Lave Creek township
from The Camp Ground to the
Rose Pond school house There
ia no longer q building at the
Camp Ground in which to hold
the elections,
Sharp County record., 1908-10-09
SCOTS
Emulsion

of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo-
phosphites should always be
kept in the house for the
following reasons:
First Because, If any member
of The family has a hard cold,
Il will cure It.
Second Because, Il the chill.
dren are delicate and siclly, il
will make them strong andwell
Third-Because, If the father
or mother is losing flesh and
becoming thin and emaciated,
Il will build them up and give
them flesh and strength.
Fourth Because IL Is the
standard remedy in all throat
and lung affections.
No household should be with.
out Il.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-09
INTEREST IN ROADS.
Meeting OF Citizens Has Also Been Call.
cd TO Form Association.

The matter Of forming q good
roads association in Sharp ooun-
ty was taken up by the members
Of the levying court at the session
here this week, and ii was de-
cided to hold u meeting for the
formation of such m organiza-
tion on Monday, tho 10Th, at
Evening Shade, which is the date
upon which County Judge Kelley
has called a meeting Of tho road
oyoraoers, The Justices Of tho
peace who were present this week
will have delegates appointed
from their townships TO attend
the meeting, and in those town.
ships that were not represented
in tho lovying court it 10 hoped
some person will take up The
matter and see thnt delegates are
present from them also, The
people are getting aroused over
the road question, as they should
be, and there Is no doubt that
and enthusiasm on
tho part Of tho people will result
in great deal of good to the
public roade, Let everybody
lou n and help Che work, We
Sharp County record., 1908-10-09

Send lhla advertisement together with name
ofpaper IN which u appears, your address and
-four cents TO cover postage, and we viii send
you a Complete Handy Atlas Of The Wofld,n
Sharp County record., 1908-10-09

tuOFG Jldu d pOulfu'
c. H. Justus Esq. Of the city of
Poughkeepsie places his sub
scription year in advance.
May his tribe increase.
7 A marriage license was issued
one day this week to G. W, Vest
and Miss Lucy Burge, a young
couple of Sullivan township.
W. B, Gay of Poughkeepsie,
while in the city on business
matters Thursday, made this
sanctum a substantial visit.
James Davie is as full of argu-
ment as ever, as his friends dis.
covered while he was here this
week as a member of the quorum
court.
W. G.. Holt, one of our readers
in Davidson township, was here
Saturday and left a dollar as a
token Of his appreciation of this
sheet.
Don't forget the good roads
meeting here on Monday, the
10Th, Everybody ought to help
in the movement for better pub.
lie roads.
The last issue of the Newark
Journal said that Elder Andy T.
Ritchie is holding a successful
meeting in the Christian church
at that place.
W. W, Justus came up from
Pfoiifer the first part Of the week
to visit his daughter, Mrs. j, B,
Watkins, who has been i'll for
several days
E. j. Russell of Maxville was
in to see US Monday He says
he will be one Of the bidders on
the poor farm and paupers for
]
the year 1909,
Misses Bertha Mashburn and
Nellie Due, two young ladies of
Cave City, left recently for
Peniel, Texas, where they have
entered a Holiness University.
d, II, Roberts Of Big Rock
township, while attending the
levying court this week, advance
ed a subscription a year, for
which act he has our gratitude.
w, N, Arnold of Lebanon
township, who was here attend
ing levying court this week,
made his annual contribution to
the Records treasury while in
town.
E. w. Goodwin Of Richwoods
township, who was here Monday
fand Tuesday attending { h o
quorum court, dropped dollar
in our treasury before leaving for
bis home.
y, j. Wall Of Myron, lizard
county, who was marketing some
cotton hero Wednesday, called at
the Record Office and had his
name enrolled on cur subsorip.
ton list.
Lee Street, a good friend to
this paper, was up from Calamine
one day this week, lie is road
overseer in Big Creek township,
and 1t is said has done good work
n.hts territory,
Lee Taylor, who has bten GEM
eral manager for the Sharp
County Telephone Company for
some time, has resigned his posi-
ton, His place has been taken
by Pompey Thompson
l.ssa
II, Y. Croft left Sidney with
his family one day this week for
lIasting, Okla, where they will
reside in future, This was ono
Of Sidneys best families and
their departure Is much regrett-
ed,
rhnpn upn nAU a Nn5t1,v,l,t,
Sharp County record., 1908-10-09

Entered at the PostoIice at Evening Shade, Ark,
as socond-class matter.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
WILLIAM KIRK HINMAN.

William Kirk Hinman died yesterday afternoon
at his home at No 791 Madison avenue in his
ninety-third year. Mr.. Hinman was born n North
Hampstead. Long Island. October y. IS15 He
began business life in his early twenties with a
firm of wholesale grocers with which. however. he
remained for only a short time. He entered the
employ Of William I. & G Mitchell. snip chambers.
as clerk but at the age of twenty-five i'll partner
ship with John S Williams. he became owner of
the company and began business at No 1s9 South
street under the firm name Of Williams & Hnman
which he conducted for nearly sixty years the
same address From 1S43 1855 Mr. Hinman also
had an interest in the shipping concern Of Williams
& Guion. but at the end Of that period he pur-
chased Nj WiIliams's share in the ship chandlery
and sold his interest in Williams & Guion to Mr.
Williams After this arrangement he carried on
the business under the firm name of William X.
Hnman & Co. until 1899.
Mr. Hinman was for many years a trustee and
treasurer of the Rutgers Presbyterian Church and
at The time of his death chairman Of the board
He was senior trustee of the Presbyterian Hospital
and member Of the New York Port Society. the
American Tract Society, the Museum of Natural
History the American Seameu's Friend Society and
many other organizations His wife the daughter
OF Dr. Stephen c Barnum. He leaves also two
daughters the children of his hrst wife Mary
Mitchell The elder daughter is Sarah E. the
widow Of Charles T. Cook. The younger daughter
IS Mrs Mark W MacIay Mr. Hinman was a direct
descendant OF Sergeant Edward Human, who set
tied at Stratford Conn, between 1850 and 1852
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
REVTEWED BY METCALF.
admiral Euans Unable to Take Part
Last Day uith Fleet.

San Francisco, May s.-Secretary NetcaIf. on the
quarterback of the little gunooat Yorktown re-
viewed the forty-four assembled ships Of the com
hned Atlantic and Pacific fleets today. Rear Ad-
nairaI Evans who is closing his last day OF COM
mand was not able to 90 aboard his flagship. as ne
had intended TO take part IN the review he was
somewhat fatigued from his long ride in the land
parade Yesterday. but said by his family
to-day. that he was feeling better. He probably
will start for the Eas- tomorrow Although THIS
was his last day of active service. ne VIII not Dc
placed on the retired list until August
The day of the review was brilliant with sun
shine and the harbor was crowded with Launches
and excursion craft Each ship in the four long
lines of the anchorage ground was decorated with
dressing lines of vari-colored flags
As the Yorktown steamed out OF the oakland
Mole with the Secretary's white-anchored flag
at the truck the ships began salute OF seventeen
guns in unison Then, the little gunbOat turned
down the first Iane-between the battleshtps OF
the second Atlantic squadron and the arnored
cruisers Of the Pacific feet-the ships began 70
fire individual the reviewing boat cleared
their after gangways.
Running south TO the end Of the first two lines
nearest the Oakland shore, the Yorktown turned
to the north further in toward San Francisco, and
passed between the battleships OF the first Al
Ianc squadron and the torpedo boat fotillas After
the review the flag and commanding officers wers
received on board the Yorktown, which cast anchor
near the Connecticut
silver services this afternoon presented TO
the battIeship Nebraska and the armored cruiser
California. Governor Sheldon OF Nebraska made
the presentation speech on the Nebraska The ser
vice was accepted by Captain R. F. Nicholson
amid the cheers OF the officers. Governor J. N
Giuetc made the presentation speech the Cali
fornia Captain W L Cettnan. the commander.
accepting the service.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
AGAINST THE THEATRES.
Sunday njunctions Srcept aside by
appellate DiJlsiOn.

In5unctions obtained by theatrical managers
against the police prevent interference with
Sunday performances were swept aside yesterday
by decisions handed down in the Appellate Division
of the Supreme Court
The decision. in which all the justices concurred.
says that under the injunction members OF the
police force prevented entering the theatres
except 10 serve warrants. which could be obtained
only upon evidence that a crime had been
rnitted or for the arrest of persons who had com
mirted felony or misdeneanor in their presence.
Rv being en1oined from entering the building dur
ing Sunday entertainments. the decision says.
crime committed in the building that time would
NOT he in the presence OF The police There is thus
segregated from the rest of the city of New York.
the court says "a territory in which during con-
siderable portion Of each Sunday the police
powerIess to enforce the criminal Law and in which
during that period crime may be committed with
impUnity-"
The justices hold that the whole question is one
over which a court of equity has no Jurisdiction
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
ENGINEERS AS LECTURERS.
To Supplement Regular Teachers, Idea of
Columbia Trustees.

Speaking yesterday Of the action of the trrs-
tees Of Columbia University Monday in appoint
ing working engineers lecturers in the course of
mechanical engineering to cooperate with the
teachers OF the department, one the officers Of
the institution said
BY this action Of the trustees an important
advance has been made in technical education that
may have far reaching consequences Advance in
engineering takes place rapidly and along such
specialized lines that while professors of engt-
neering most skilled in teaching and have
most thorough knowledge of basic scientific prin-
ciples. experts in the field have the latest and
best information the facts and methods Of
their spectalties. The very best education.
fore for the profession be given by q PROPER
cooperation Of practising engineers with the Off
GERS Of the department.
Such cooperation is insured for this de-
partment by the action Of the trustees, each
named, viii offer substantial courses, which will
be conducted partly by them and partly by the
officers of the department each alternating with
the classes, thus insuring both good instruction
and the latest treatment OF the subject IN ques-
ton: James NJ Dodge, chairman of the United
Link Belt Companies; Louis DoeIIing vice-presi-
dent Of the Schultz & koertfng Company; Fred
OphuIs. officer manager Of the De La Vergne
Machine Company; William P White chief hy-
Fred ". O'Neil, New York manager of the Nord-
berg Manufacturing Company and Richard T.
LingIey certified public accountant
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
FOSSILS FROM ASHOKAN DAM
Present 70 Metz Sets Him Thinking OF
Sharks and Suckers

Controller Metz received yesterday box OF fossils
From the sng gfneers ar work on the Ashokan dam
II TIE Esopus Creek Valley showing that the valley
there undoubtedly time was the bed OF an
am q rhe The rock sent the Controller Is
g mass Of petri1ed sheIlfshs the shell forTnatio
bang as distinct as Il the shells had not been
Transformed into rock a. all
Things r4n in cycles" said the Controller Il m
GO geo3og1st and cannot speak with authority on
e question involving science: but even a layuaan
BY examining these fossil< see that the bed
Of the ocean used reach as far as the Ashokan
Car. No doubt sharks and suckers used 70 frater-
n-ze Vhere now the engineers are driving diamond
drills Then came adjustment period and an
Interesting thing happened. The suckers came 70
Nsz York while the sharks stayed up there in the
Satsk--s, and they both plying their respective
csaes i2st now. The worst lot OF sharks gong
s.e getting N their lfcks in the watershed. and
down here the suckers are standing for IL They
have 7 an obliged the gentlemen who sent
n these fossils. bat ! must confess that their
tuggest.veness IS rather narrowing, now that We
Aeec money for subgaEs.'
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
Fight for Increased Pay Won at
Last.
lFrom The Tribune Bureau ]


Washington. May
OFFICERS CELEBRATE vICToRY-Ofcers
Of the army, navy, marine corps and revenue cut
ter service celebrating tonight the assurance
of their increase OF pay, amounting 500 year
in the Of junior officers and s5ee for senior
officers. the exception being the ueuteEants gen
eraI of the army and the admiral Of the navy.
The momentous question of service pay final
ly decided satisfactorily in the action OF the House
of Representatives to-day in its acceptance of the
report of the conferrees the army appropria-
ton act, which carried the provision OF pay in
crease for the commissioned personnel and enlist
ed force of the army. This has the effect OF pro-
vidng identical Increase. grade for grade. for
the officers and OF the marine corps and the
officers of the cutter service II is known
that the proportionate increase for the comTnis-
stoned personnel OF the navy will be accomplished
in the naval appropriation BILL which is now in
conference All the Senate amendments to that
bill have been adjusted in conference and the
conferrees will meet tomorrow and Monday to
arrange the in 1rease of pay for naval officers, the
pay Of the enlisted force OF the navy being naat-
which the President may prescribe under the
statutes.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
lsosiRa@ Maios E32Pi %hps st5 Taia4tz
army and navy general hospital. Hot Springs to
FRS! 'TGsa I}satsnant WALTER BOWMAN I'd Infantry
from Fort Thomas 70 Fort % ssa infantry from
general hospital. washington Barracks. report 70
Commanding general. Department Of the East foe
assignment 10 duty
second lieutenant ROBERT c RICHARDSON, Jr-. 14th
Cavalry. three months leave with permission % go
abroad
NAVY.
Wg L u5 IN G9X daShsd h a e 12 s
MARINE CORPS
CAPTAIN c G ANDERSEN three months leave. -.
Fire. lieutenant J. NEWTON, detached marine pat
talon Panama, naval hospital. navy yard Ne"
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs-The following
r,o1-ar,ents of vessels have been reported 10 the
Navy Department:
ARRvED
Nav 6-The Nero at New Orleans
May s-Ths Eagle. from Guantanamo for surveying
Nav Tba stsudfsh from Annapolis Norfolk. the
Hist the Viper the Cutt!ehsh and the taran'ua'
from Annapolis for navy yard. New YORK
The Yankee assigned IS parent ship for torpedo service
on ATLANTIC coast The North Carolina comrrssioned
navy May .
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
"EauST- AT THE AMERICAN THEA HE.

Faust and MephistePneies feuho taeF way
on+o the stage of the American Theatre last even
t r,ns, Counods opera was presented in the
Tta1ian version 10 well filled house The malicious
downpour at the theatregoing hour delayed put
eou1d not frighten large, cosmopolitan audience
Nine Desana more than sustained the eAeeilehC
reputation she had built up carrier III the "T9A We
sba carried the part OF Marghertta with Sirllsh
e,r,nlicttv and purity OF voice betting the char-
scter incidentally proving her versatility hy
hapdlfnr this role fully well as she did the very
d,1arant ones In preceding performances. VI
samailor carried off first honors on TINS oo'aS'o,
-, ,,otca showed I'D TO better ad-
a+a.s Than heretofore and the listeners recos-
,Izad II b, liberal applause M Samalor was con-
.ntc,,o,=Iv surer in his high passages than NINE
riasara was in hers and the power and orahlar'
eoloring of his singing left httie TO De uesi'eu
Co''' C -toIos "a Rozzano was more OF success
- hJ ,,o,ea than in his acting he displayed alto-
.har too much dependence upon the conductor
o., nj. measures, ana 20 espoEtsd himself COINS
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
BEGIN FRESH AIR WORK
Tribune Helpers Hear Plan to En-
tertGn TseelUe Thousand Children.

The Tribune fresh air season started vester
day About one hundred workers met in Christ
Presbyterian Church. in West S4th street, with
the Rev DR. John B. Devins. who has charge of
the work and outlined various plans TO help the
twelve thousand children they represented The
workers are visiting nurses. charitable visitors
settlement workers missionaries and chapel pas
tors
This year is expected to be one of especial diff
ncuIty owing to abnormal addition to the num-
Der OF children to be cared for. There are always
a certain number whose condition is well known.
But this season will be marked by a large class
OF undernourisked children, owing TO the large in
crease In the number Of unemployed Additional
1aclIitles have been obtained in the country and
invitations are already coming in. DR.. Devins said
mat $4,000 would be needed to for the
children. which IS what was expended last year
in providing fresh air for s415
The first parties will be taken into the country
on July l, but three homes will be ready by June
Is. when convalesCents may be taken care Of
School will close on June 30. that the children
In normal health be taken before July
special stress was laid upon the Importance of
having every child free from infectious diseases
and the workers were urged TO see that the chill
dren should be clean
Mrs NJ y. T. Barton. the new medical exam
fner, asked for cooperation of the workers with
her- The workers were requested TO make ar
ransements for an inspection Of their children in
June that any not in physical condition 10 go
could be treated. There viii be an additional ex-
animation Of each party a few days before de
parture
DR. Devins said that the home at Ardsley will
nave young woman in charge, from the Teach
ers College. There will be home for negro chill
cren at Manorvflle, Long Island. that will accom-
modate eighty in the season. twenty at a time.
Fhree homes will be ready June Is, Fair
Held, capable of entertaining %; at Tenaly. so,
and 81 Middletown. from % 10 80