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Sharp County record., 1908-04-17
j. Fl, Oyler,

ShohA Low, Ehi II .
Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup-the cough syrup that
tastes nearly as good as maple
sugar and which all children like
to take so well. Unlike nearly
all other cough remedies, it does
not constipate but on the other
hand it acts promptly yet gently
on the bowels through which the
cold is forced out Of the system,
and at the same time allays in
flamation, Always use Ken.
nedy's Laxative Cough Syrup,
Sold by W. G. Snow.
Sharp County record., 1908-04-17


dull place this week, very little
business having been going on
there.
DR.. G.. E. Craig went to Bates
vile the first part of the week to
spend few days among relatives
and old friends,
E. M. Hardister of Batesville,
who sells saddlery for a firm at
Paducah, KY, was in Evening
Shade Monday.
John R. Metcalf and Ed Young
are in the Northern District,
assisting Sheriff Smith in the col
lection of taxes.
H. M. Hightower of Sidney
orders US to send him the Record
at Valparaiso, Ind, where he is
attending school.
E. L. Dicker5on and family
spent Sunday as guests of the
family of Dudley Porter, two or
three miles from town.
Park Taylor, one of the best
young men of Calamine, was
here Saturday, and made this
office an agreeable visit.
Granville King of Bengay,
while in town one day lately,
made his annual contribution to
the Records exchequer.
Mrs. Hannah Hamm will re-
ceive the Record q year at
Tahoka, Texas, through the
courtesy of W. B. Hamm.
Prof, w. II. Watkins, former
principal of the Evening Shade
Normal School, and his family
are now living in Los Angeles,
Cal.
j. O. Blanton, an old and
much respected citizen Of Scott
township, was a pleasant visitor
at the Record office a few days
ago.
Mark Stout of Cave City was
looking after some business in
the city Monday. He had his
name enrolled on our subscrip-
tion list.
Hon. T. /. Herrn returned
Monday from Batesville, where
he spent several days in attend
ance upon the independence Cir
cult Court.
Sheriff Smith is in the Northern
District this week collecting tax
es. Until Monday he had been
kept at home by illness for more
than a week.
Miss Fannie Cochran returned
from West Plains, Mo-, where
she had been teaching music,
last week and will spend the sum-
mer at home,
W. +, StanGll, one of the good
citizens Of Strawberry township,
was in the city few days ago,
and renewed his allegiance to the
Record while in town.
} The Record acknowledges the
receipt Of an invitation to attend
the commencement exercises oI
the Melbourne High School on
the evening Of the 18th,
Hon. T. /, Herrn went to Har-
dy Wednesday to represent The
; State in the preliminary exami'
nation Of D. Il, Jackson, whc
killed Dick Richardson Monday
Col, j. l., Alternately, writing
; TO the Record from Ashdown,
sends greetings TO all his old
friends, His health has been
poor lately, but he Ia improved
now,
W. 8. Campbell sends us a
dollar from Fayetteville, Will is
q Sharp county boy, and his
friends will be pleased to know
49, Il. 4. i.E.... ,.,.i al 6i.uatt.
Sharp County record., 1908-04-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Is new reader of this paper,
7. j. Davidson received new
Oliver typewriter few days ago
The frequent rains Of the past
week have greatly retarded farm
work.
W. H. Price has been suffering
from a boil on the right hand this
week.
W. A. Edwards shipped a car
of hogs to st. Louis Thursday of
last week.
DR.. G. D. TibbIes of Pough-
keepsie was a Visitor to town
Wednesday.
D. K. Taylor, of our home list,
has our thanks for a dollar on
subscription.
De Wits Little Early Risers,
the famous little liver pills. Sold
by W. G, Snow.
Our good friend T. j. Massey
of Calamine was a visitor to
town last week.
Jasper Justus is able to be out
again, after suffering for a week
from neuralgia.
Not a marriage license has
been issued in the Southern Dis
trict since March 28.
j. l., Bugg of Clarence, Mo-,
was here this week looking after
some land interests.
W, e, Holt of King Mills was
in to see US Wednesday and left
a dollar in our treasury.
Judge W, Fl. Kelley will con-
vene the regular term of County
Court here next Monday.
Mrs. G.. w. Moser sends the
Record to her son, E. W,
Moser, at Checotah, Okla,
Ex-Clerk G.. D. Ritchie was
selling groceries here one day
thsIatter part of last week.
James d. May and family left
Monday for Oklahoma City,
where they will reside in future.
Fred Wilson returned home
from Fayetteville last week and
is at work in the Record office.
W. A. Edwards was looking
after some business matters al
Batesville several days this week
G. M. Lewis, genial knight OF
the grip, who travels for the Sim
mons Hardware Co., was here
Friday.
Judge j, W, Smith is still get
ting about on orutches, and suf-
fers severely at times from rheu-
matism.
Col. Sam II. Davidson has
been at Salem the past severa
days looking after some lega
business,
Prof. W, I. Simpson Of the city
Of Maxville has our thanks foI
some Of the coin Of the realm OF
subscription.
Austin Wilkerson came in from
Arlington, Texas, one day las
week. He is at work in th,
Record office.
G. p. Bray Of Sullivan town
ship was o pleasant and substan
tial caller at Record headquar
ters Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mira. A. X. Price anC
Miss Ethel Bauchanan came owe
from Sidney Wednesday to dc
some trading.
A big cut or a little cut, small
scratches or bruises or little one,
are healed quickly by Dc Witt
Carholized Witch Hazel Salve
II Is especially good for piles
Get De Wits, Sold by W, 9
Snow.
Sharp County record., 1908-04-17

]
He is pleased in his new location.
/ The Evening Shade Normal
School having closed, Frof. H.
P. Webb and family left last
week for Plainview, Texas, where
they will remain during the sum-
mer.
John H. Oyler, one of the
Records good friend at Ash Flat,
was in town on business the first
part of the week. He advanced
his subscription a notch while
here.
The Record is in receipt of a
letter from its good friend James
Vance of Grubbs, in which he
expresses a great deal of salts
faction at the result of the recent
primary election.
The Record learns with regret
that its good friend George Nc
Knight of Strawberry township
is in very poor health. He is a
! good citizen, and we hope for his
complete recovery.
Christopher Holt of Davidson
township was pleasant caller
Wednesday, Efe reports that
measles have ragged in his section
for several weeks, but that the
disease is giving away now.
Miss Lydia Arnold, the 49,
year-old daughter of Surveyor
r. K. Arnold of King Mills, has
been dangerously ill the past
three weeks, but is getting bet.
ter. She is suffering from meas
les and complications.
At the municipal election "a
Cave City last week Rev. James
Martin was elected mayor, W. A.
Meacham recorder, and j, M.
Simpson, W. B. McGee, John
Brim, Wesley Rodgers and
Charles Laman aldermen.
The Republicans of Sharp
county are called to meet at
Evening Shade tomorrow, the
lS5h, for the purpose Of electing
delegates to the state convention
and for the transaction Of any
other business that may appear.
W, D. Cochran is contemplate
ing going to Hot Springs about
the first of May, II he takes this
trip he will probably go on to
New Mexico in the hope Of i'm
proving his condition. Mr.,
Cochran has improved but little,
if any, during the past few
months,
The kidneys are very delicate
and sensitive organs and at any
rate are likely to get out Of order
De Wits Kidney and Bladder
Pills are prompt and thorough
and will in a very short time
strengthen the kidneys and allay
troubles arising SION inflammation
of the bladder, Sold by W, G.,
Snow.
Rev. George Rogers came
down from King Mills and
preached at the Methodist church
Sunday morning, lie will I'LL
out the year as pastor Of the
Evening Shade circuit, having
been assigned the work by the
proper officials since the death of
Rev. II, NJ. Davis q rew weeks
ago, All our people know Rev,
Rogers as a man Of integrity and
earnestness, and are glad TO have
him as pastor,
To have perfect health we
must have perfect digestion, and
10 Ia very important not TO per.
NIT Of any delay the moment The
stomach gets out Of order Take
something at once that you know
will promptly and unfailIngly as.
LII 4 a,aatlaa TNk ana Ia .aAk
Sharp County record., 1908-04-17

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Health
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week.
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week.
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So Gage paa Sapcts Snno.

Gl1 ltor amerifonlf Camper u@ili
tor" %forli1te / SeS11l1t 1902 pcs 5po-
fplteu al 6lori0a. @olp6ele11 al Bos=
iogererl1c blep reooe0e; n1el1 ell
Mungbe io11f mes 9ftbet. gn 3Df-
fer, Snel gougbton blep ienbt mes
for at lie, ont Set Dor m1tligt at bupc
Sfroget. @on fa1bt Set imiolertin
itGrft poelagt pg ponifeligt at op.oge.
Mi0t un0er fine ltnDerldgelier bprte
ba1 en- beitemt 2po gjentaae Jig, %
ga han joa fen til 5teoet, bpor Ben
fom fra, opoogee, bmt ct 6legt s(n>
iigt me0 blobipr: enate 2ine og !Sao,
ret 1re0 / &o1pen. Set bar ct leucl1=
Be Meu1eife, io.n ltob bag cit lltffet
Mnoe og pinfeoe 9pfferel1 Den til iia.
Ga Gaugb.pn fon1 Oerber, lag0e
Mennclfet ct Stpffe 9opir moo Silt
Oer, bporpaa Der ltoo: u@jrlp! Seq
ct / ct ban0t9t Stunt, Dor nulten i1ttei
at ipiie, boloer set nrppe ro ell
Sime til, og bpis 0pren aabncs, fpG-
les jeg al Set in0ltr9mmenbe @a110.
@iGtp mig!"
9pfferen ltob liot roo0pilo; laa fiji
Da1l en Soc. Mo1loen fu1oe NOT
noa op g%iennent Ga1l0et u0en at So,
l1aar ban blec ballet burtigt op. Sc!
gjolbt altlaa ONT ct faa fat / ct So,
og gipre bom Sagen hegribelig. @an
niffebe opmlultre1oe til 0e11 l1lpffe.
lige og LOS Jig ioa bejie op. @an
ifrep MI paa ct @tpffe Eopir til
Tangen paa @%apbun6en, Dpao far
6apoe / Sinoe, fit ct SOB meo Jig oq
leo Jig laa beiie neb igjen ef'ter al
babe gibet Sc %nbbbenoige Snitrufier
Gen Sorliite Inlte 8eifeoer, oabneoe
Gprell, og / iam1ne 2jeflif log 9pf.
ierer Gopet om bon1, gap Signal o(
los Jig beile op meo bo1n. Man6er
cot bebi0ltlgs, ga ban fon1 op; mer
pe6 go6 &leie lpffeoes set at foo ian
felt raft i9ien. @an bar ielb mege
6etaget al lit p%ionnoerlige @rentpr
6an bapoe iobet, ga Sftbet f~orli1te
og intet n1Grfet til set bele, f9r bo1
lllcre6e bar paa @obets 8un6. Sc,
bapbe ian lepet to Gage, og Sc ii0it
Elmer bopoe beret forfGr0eltge, o.
2l,ften / &ln1met begDnbte at blip
utoolelig. Sans ii61te @aob bar Ell
Gpffer - og set bleb dltlaa opfplbt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17

S rs 5 e. @br. Senicns
I@aaro / 8reining pco &ingfjebing el
totalt neobrG11bt. 9eint1i11gen ol
SteriteOelcn al Snbboet reooe6es
Sben opitob pe0 @agning.
-@uaroeier Cars @aniens @oor(
| ltglerltp peb Grcoerifspgrf er fulO-
itGnoia ncobrpatot. SEQ 8ronoer
il1bebrGnOte eli Ipr, cit Dalp Snes
ltngfpGg, Ell balp Ones Spin % Ct
6pl. Sl0en ppito0 neb, at cit 9reng
tabte ell trlrot 2pgte / Stolocn. Sic,
rel, lioer ct b~etpocligt Sob.
6 c II 5 M a g. @oor0=
ejer g. S. g. Sprgerrlen bor |olgt
lin Gjenopn1 / @pie Sooltrl,p pep
9p1gbp, Siulln1o, al @artforn c. 8
Sor., til &o,1trolosliltent &C.. 6. S.
gnalu1elicn for $1,000 &rol1e,.
- NroprietGr Sfperlcn far iolgt
r2lu1oergoar0" Deb @iprring meo
Sl1pe1ttor % 9eiutning for 225,000
&roner. Oct er @enligtcn at uoltpf=
fe Mrculet / @l1small0slo0ber. &i6=
bercn or ct &onIortil1m, Ser for1oert
al Mejcrieier Stbrup / SfaIlcr11p be-
ltaar al 9ireftgr M1tlobierg, @ooro=
eier Sbirl1p og @aaroejer g. Simon=
len. 5i0it1Gpnte ifol forelbbig be-
itpre @aaroen.
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MlIe iiaer .@pbtn

Mlle fiaer r@obt". @err> g. S.
Stenenberg ifriber fra Sutton, SSll.
uMlle, iom bar bru9t &11rifo, Ell
i9roeles bel tilfre6s meb @eiultater.
ne. Seq ipgr9er Dem III og ga,
bDorle6es Sc liber Sen, og 6e iporer
alti6: v@o6t".
Ser bar al6rtg beret mere enh
cit 9pm ON bette gamle %belprgbe6e
llrtemio6el o9 set er: Sen ct Ell
go6 Me6icin".
Gen faaes fife bos Mpotbeferne,
men Mlmenbeoen foriDnes 6trefte
fra 2aborotoriet. @or. 9r. &eter
Gnbrnep & Cons &c., 112-11S g.
@opne Mbe., Chicago, S1(.
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Sf5GT
til ppref pnbenoe, foroi Ser iin1peIt-
ben life bar paret @Aaos / Morbns
Sapn. Men MI ifriOer @nl9gget al
ben M &apr baiti1t frent, % ct Sor-
lDoenoe bill piOe, at Nlane11 oerfpr
otter bar foaet Mft1alitetens SS1,ter-
este.
s II u t i e t SO . T I e
b q I +. "a noele M%pIlegritcr en-
Dag fort fpr Sui fom til Sort
Mfplle peo 6laucnifjolo i @enoipsiel,
itob Mgllen itille, og inge11 Msller-
ipeno Dor at ie. 8eb nerlnere at l,n-
berlgge @rul1oen BERTH, mgote Der
benz ct frpgteligt 5pn: 0telleripen-
oen Ioa fl1nlt / Mplleperfet. 0e till
falote piebliffelig Mplleejercn, Sens
Sclliel,, o9-i screening meo bam fit
sc, ioo Gurtigt DC fu110e, set ifrGffe=
ligt misbo1olcoe 9egeme befriet fra
MpllepGr.et, meOens ser %|anntioig
lcl10tes @1,o efter 2ugel1 / Ual1el1=
ifiplo. Mpllerl pcnoel1, Ser bar l.oell
9epioitbeo, bopoe faoet bele bpjrc
l(nocrlip fuloltunoig fpolet; set el1e=
ito 2iostegn, ban gap fra Jig, bcituo
l. at ba1 trpffe0e @uan0en pua CIT
al 0cn1, Scr bjolp baln. Sltoen 9G-
gen TOM til Stcoe, par bon ollereoe
bpo.
ltlpffelt er lfet peb, at ban bar
billet llaa l1ogle &iler fat, meoens
Mellel1 bar | Gang, % iaa bar Mfs-
len facet fat / bans %lpitliooenoe Sri
og trl1ffet bom il1o / 8erfet, in0til
Mpllen oerpeo CT gaoet / Staa. @por
lrnge SEN ltlpffelige far befunoet fig
/ oem1e forfer6elige shilling, bar
life beitemt funnel opies. Sen for
l1lpffe6e beo SIR. 9l16erier1, ban bar
81 Mar gan1mel og par blepe1 gift
for 3 Tiger iioen; l1lpffen er ct fnu-
genoe Slag for bans unge e%fterlaote
@uitru.
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SSsSN%sS4S #@Tc&
ger is iinb TIC Bepfpft 5tatsplnntages
georoiioe. Jor r1ogIe Maaneoer lioer
bar 2anoraaoen / 8Den for at tale
me0 De imteresierebe 8ebpere on
Beplant11ing al Sc uop0Drfe0e &ese
flaoer, bportil &egiertngen piloe gipe
Ttlifuo. Jra-airfebeitprelien er Ser
inobentet Splpsr1ing fra Megieringen
Slespig ON ben paatenfte Spoyrf.
ming, % to treble e1e al 0mfoitnin=
gerne blep itilleoe / lloiigt lom &inlp
til geplantl1ing al Heterogeneous
80 @eftar. Der regnes 200 Marf /
Dmfoitninger til Mlpinine og Be
lplontning. S alt altlaa 10000 Mf.
iaa StatsttlifubDet piloe bore on1-
trent 1000 Marf.
! en- mulfteret 8orgme e.
Ell. Sa0erslep 8orgmeiter, 81.
Scbin0elbaucr, CT blebet ibgmt en-
;8poe paa 100 Mf. for 6prnGrmeller
moo Heoattprerne al rMo0er5mna.
let, SDen0len og Neterlen. 0erme0
bGnger set laaleOcs lonlncn:
gn Mften li0lt / Gftober Mna1eo
bar gorgneiterell fomn1el1 ne0 /
Irl1gtbanOler &C. 2%inoDolms &ial=
0erbutif paa 5droertorp. Ser bop0e
ban let bridesmaids" ligge peo
fGilfen. 8orgmeiteren bopoe toget
set / 9aanoen og ipurgt sinobolm,
ON ban bolot ct %iao0ant, 5muos=.
Srag= % 5binebloo" CScbitt-,
5cbul1o- uno Scbmeine5eitung" y.
&%eooftprerlre los 8orgmeiteren
noitepne / Sen Mnleoning. @eo
6orbanolingen / 9fetten inorplnmeDe
%8orgmeiteren, at ba11 bopoe: folot
8laoet ct uSfen0e- @rag= og 5pi-
nebloo" GScbimpf-, Scbun6- uno
me6 en- meget lang 6orflaring for,
bporfor 8la6et bapoe f%ortient en- loo-
ban Smtale al bam;; men Sen bar If
fe mgntet pan &e6aftgrerne per lor=
Zig, ct 8la6 fl1n6e life fornermes,
'og Set bar beller ingen %offenlig 6or-
nGrmell e, 6a Sen finn bar beltemt for
2inobolm.
Mogerne gift life ino paa Sr16fla-
ge6es beftige l1otalelier mos 8Iooet:
men forlangte bam i%traffet for 6or-
nermelie. 5troffens St6rrelle oper<
los 0e til &etten at beitemme. &etten
%inbremme0e, at llbtoleli erne bar EN-
6ornnrmelie moo &lagerne. &e0af=
tgrcrnes Mnlfuelie og Sin0elag be-
ltcn1mer nemlig ct 8loDs Sol6ning.
8loDets politijfe Ienoens fnnoe bel
l1of bodies men ser bar life fort mo-
get 8epis for, at MeOaftsrerne bob0e
ct lapt Sin6elag.
S11oflageoe maatte Ser or bgmmes,
og Straffen bar lat til Ell 8p0e paa
100 Mf. eller, oeriom 8goen life
funoe in66ripes, en- Gags Mrrelt for
,bper 10 Nef. l1nOer Torban0lingen
oplpites, at 8orgmeiter Or. Gcbin-
bclbal1cr oil inoonfe 5ogen felt op
til pperite Snitons.
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Torfblelic fnrcret paa en- Dag.

Sag sorotibe 8rom
Eoblets. Mpotbeferne re,
funoerer &engene, bbis set life fure-
rer. 6. SO. g rope's l1noerfrift
er poo bier 9@ife. Csc. ,,s
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bporleoes er cette?

81 tttbpber ct bnnbrebe Dollars . elpnnins for etbpaa
ftlfeEbe al &atarrb. Der lite tan helbreoss pea Halls
Catarrh Cure.
s. @benep&G Co.. Eicre. Foleso. 8.
Dt anb ertes nete bar tlenbt s. s. @bcnep / be itbite is
Tar o. tror, ban er aloeles be6erits t Que Torreininsss
Hransatttoner os. fnancielt ! Stanb til at oqfslbe cts
tper Sorpltgtelie. berts 1trma bar paataa t fi9.
Dalbtng, tnnan & Marptn.
@boleiale Drugaiits, Eoleoo. 8.
Halls Oatarrh Cure ta9es tnbpenbt9 % uireer BITS
,vslte paa Dlobet o. Spieu1ets Sltmbtnoer.e @rts 76c
!yr. SLATE. Selses at Que &potbetere. @tbnssbprb frtt.
halls Family Pills er be bebte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17

S SC @ap,,e, bpor Seitene Hates.
aninttes Scr al Miniiteriet en- I'll.
lpnsma11o meo l~1ofgrielen. 1enne
S%iliDltsmalto bar &et til at tilbagc=
boloe @eite, iom otter bans Sfjgl
life CT tienlige til llbfpriel.
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8ianoene.

y p u ~ ~ " { UC ~ -
e II II g. Sslan0 bar faaaet cit Sir
beioerfore1ing / &%epfjapif, ser er
oo11net boa0e al faglarte og iffe=fag=
lGrte Nrbeioere. Gems Hrogram ct
at peiel1lig politiif Mrt, pjenipnlig
itamme10e fra ct norif Mpniter for
Sope0punfter1nes &e0fommen0e. Det
ii0ite Hrogran1p1nft lpoer iaaleoes /
al i'm @Spltif: uSSslonos Selpiten=
bigDeD a11erfien6es".
ISLANDS fgrite q III
oelS a g teri. Sslen0ernc
begpnber at folte Jig meo lepel10e
Sl1teresIe oper pfonomilfe 6oreta-
gender. Set fprite 9n0elsi (agteri /
&epfiapif = Ser le0es at ST.. 5bo-
mos Somaslon, lom.bar foaet fin It's
6on1ellc poa Soenle sl11oelsl lagteri
- far gicnncm rotionel 8%ebol1oliltg
% Sortering al Scare og 2alnn1c=
fjpo formooet at lepere mango lite
&lasles &orcr, 20 og y ST.. pr.
Sgnoe benbolOspis for Ioarc= og
2onunefjp0.
8 ul0et poa s 5 5.
@.rpslerer Sulinins i &ipbenbaDlt
mcooeler: 9e ii0ite Gfterret1inger
ON @uloet pao Ssla1o ct oes prrre
life gobe. Man bopOe fl11oet set
cole Metol oolfillige Steoer, og al
Grpper, Ser blep lel10t DcruO, reggie
oes set uo, at Scr fln0e bore inOttl
80 &roners @ulopuroi / cit Son
@rts. 9ettte &eil1ltot bar meget
go6t, og set gop naturligpis @l1l0=
grapcrne @lpD poo Ianoe1. Ger bleD
boret og boret, og tillioit fom man
nco paa 220 6oos Ipboe, men 11oen
at finoe 11oget poerligere. = Mu er
oisie @oringer ltarroie6e, foroi set
CT for foltbart at fortl9tte og enOnl.
langt foltbarere at tnnfe paa at fgre
Sfafterne loa 0pbt ne6. Sslan6s
6remtio iom @ulblan6 bar otter
fi9rnet Zig ct Stpffe.
@eteuofgrie1en I a
Sslano CT / oen aller ia tie Sib
tiltaget meget %betpoeligt, napnlig til
minore Sor0brug / 9onmarf. STD.
til bar Sen islanoife @eit fun parei
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17

S9iaa ct 2en9bemaal.
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Sgl1ange at bore?
- Sire commemorative min
9reng.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-30

Lectures on municipal affairs are
part of the daily course, which will
amount to a professional training for
students not only in charitable work,
but in civic and municipal affairs.
Miss Adams work in the Hull
house has been before the public for
many years and is well known. In
addition to this she Is a civic power
outside of philanthropic work. AS a
member of the school board appointed
by Mayor Dunno, Miss Adams proved
that a female reformer may be safe
and sane"
She has effected great Improvements
in Chicago's system of teaching, and
is now practically the controlling
spirit of the board. Perhaps 1t Is as a
pioneer in the crusade for clean
streets that this energetic lady has
scored her greatest success. She start
ed in her own ward with a volunteer
brigade. and soon in other sections of
the city. Determined to secure the
abolition of the offensive receptacles
for garbage that stood on the side
walks for days at a time. she put in a
bid for the contract to remove refuse.
Failing to secure this. she applied for
the position of garbage inspector and
was appointed. After that the con-
tractors found themselves impelled to
unwonted activity and in s short
while a change came over the streets
of Chicago which has been main
tanned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-30
HE STOLE TO WE'D.
Money Gave Out and Then Exposure
and Jail Came.

Boston, July 3o.-According to the
police Harvey T. Wells, formerly CASH
Ter of the First National bank of
Kenosha, Wis. who was arrested here
last night, confessed today that he had
taken about $4,000 from the bank. He
gave as the reason his desire to marry
Miss Florence E. Winston, the
daughter of a wealthy retired trader
of London, whom he had met in Chi
cago. He stated to the police that for
a time he took small sums and in
September, 1907, eloped with Miss
Winniston to New York, where they
were married. Mrs. Wells went to
England and Wells returned to Keno
sha.
Shortly afterwards, he is said to
have told the police, he took $4,000 in
a lump left his home, Joined his wife
in England and together they went on
a tour of the British isles. Then they
came to Montreal. When their money
gave out, Wells confessed to his wife,
and they resolved to come to Boston,
get work and pay back the money to
the bank. They did this, buying out a
lodging house with money obtained by
selling Mrs. Wells jewels while Wells
found a position in Cambridge. Then
the arrest put an end to their dreams.
Mrs. Wells visited her husband in
the Tombs today and gave him pathet-
&c assurance that she would stand by
him. Wells says that he will not OPP
pose extradition, but will go back to
Wisconsin and throw himself on the
mercy of the court.