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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-10
A Higher Health Level.

ct have reached Il higher health
level since I began using DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. writes Jacob Sprin-
Ger, Of West Franklin. Maine. "They
keep my stomach, liver and bowels
working" just right" If these pills
disappoint You on trial, money will
be refunded at w. T.. Pelham and
Sons Drug store. 2)c.
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It Does the Business.

Mr.. T.. T.. chamberlain. Of ClintoA.
Maine. says Of Bucklcn's Arnica
Salvc. "It does the business: | have
used it for piles and it. cured them.
Used it for chappcd hands and it cur
ed them. Applied it TO IN old SORE
and it healed it without leaving Il
scar behind.' 25c. at w. e. Pelham
& Sons drug store.
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HON. F. B. GARY
IS U. S. SENATOR.


N"!'''llutu from page lnfcc.)
Boyd. liranllry. +. NJ. Bryan. Can-
n"N. Carey. Carson. Carwilr. Clary.
Contrary. Cutler. iDin.lc. Dixon,
Douglass. bowling, I;ppS. GarriS, W.
J. Gibson. Glasscock. Goodwin. Hall.
Hardin, Ilarman. Hinton. Hughes.
llyArirk. JohA*tonc. Lester. Lcitner.
Little. McColl. Mckeown, Mann, Mil
cv. Miller. Patterson, Richards, Rich
%ar}Son, Sage. Scarborough, Scrn"gs,
Sharpe. Shipp, Slaughter, D. l..
Smith. J. +. Smith. Stillwcll, Stubs,
ThcmaS. Todd. TGmrkins. Werner,
Wade. Wannamakcr, Woods, Wychc,
lrldcli.
For WaIkcr-Srnator>. Appclt.
Bass. Bates. Crouch. Gibson, lIolli-
day. Rays"r, Rogers. Sinklcr, Sulli-
van. Townsend.
Representatives HalI~ajinc, ". d.
Bryan, Dcrnam. Dick. Dnar, Cause.
GyIc>. KriiahAn, icearr. Nivrr, Nor
tom, Parker. RravcS. Sawyer. NonN"l-
nitz. Wallace. Virgins.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brooks.
Ta!ha!t.
Representatives Nra,tic. Cothrm.
Greer. Harley. Harrison. Nt~hit..
For Willie .Junc%-Srnaior Weston.
Representatives Croft, McMasicr.
Morrcll.
For Ira b. JoIes-|Scnators I[ar-
din, Williams.
Representatives, Cos%r"ve, Jones,
Robinson.
For Cokcr-Scnator McKcithan.
Representatives a. G. Bricc,
Banks, y. S. Bricc, Carrigan, Clink-
scales. Cox. j. p. Gibson. Kirven,
Lawson. Nicholson, Ruckcr, Sellers,
Wingarl.
For Nash-Senators Carlisle, Chris
Jensen, Graydon, McGowan, OTIS.
Representatives Arnold. j. p. DoAd.
j. III. Dodd, Frost, Hemphill, K. p.
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'e ">Suheo ''a' II was contemplated
'' tic '''''e OIL the adoption OF the
'.'N'l'" 'l''e'''n,thl 'liat IL soVtr-
! ''''e "oui" ever engage III the
purchase aho SAFE Oh splrltuous IL
I"oiS lor profit.
Inc ola'e having seen Ill 10 engage
Al GUS o"si'ieSs' aiid III 'he same time
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one at "',' III ""l'h II : So"Shl 10
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'\i""''' Piaceu III c"h'rol OIL such
BUSINESS Will 1hhPlieo' IL not d'rec',
""'nor''y 10 contract S'ch oep's.
iiavln" deprived lis citizens Of the
rl@El 10 engage III this particular line
o. 0uN!lt'S. ~"rSerNln2' the rl@hi 10
~m"u"p"!izc the same through j; agents
app"int'd for that purpose. il would
be m&n!frStIy unjust I" permit the
State. under amy circumstances what
S"'Ncr, to avoid the payment Of debts
contracted by The purchase OF goods
from he sale OF which 1t has derived
enormous orolllS.
And even If this were Il suit a%ains;
tx Sin1" treasurer instituted Tor the
recovery OF funds set apart For the
express purpose Of pawn" the III
~"cDltuhcSS mus c~onll~cl2d, as III TINS
instance, 1t might we'll De questioned
rs 10 whether Surh officer could clam
immunity under the llth amendment.
However, the court does not under
take to pass upon tins phase OF the
question:, lnasmuch us he record
SHOWS mat inns Is not Il SUIT a%alnst
Il STATE Official, or III any sense Such
Il ut as Is ontemplat2d by the llth
amendment.
For the reasons he~relnbci"re sta.-
e", the court Is OF opinion tina 1t mas
JuflSdirtio'l ana mat the injunction
heretofore issued should De continue
tI I" Il maj hearing.
NJ the time TINS OPINION was an
n'Nnce' connScl STATE" III open IL
'ha' me attorney general OF South
'a'''i"a 'a" h';'de arplira'loh TO tire
supreme c"''it Oh that safe l"r Il
Mahdahl''S i" compel The defendants
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-10

Smith, \anderhorSi. Walker. YOU
mans.
For McLeoG-Ssnators Bivcns.
Black, Blease. Bricc, Kelly, Smith.
Clifton.
Representatives Aull. Fraser. Har-
MS, kershaw. Spivcy, Tatum. Whaley.
decentralization
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02
AGAINST WHISKEY.
Circuit Judge Makes Some Caustic Re-
MARKS Concerning Liquor Traffic.

A few days ago when Judge
Jeptba H. Evans opened circuit
court at Ozark he began the ses-
sion with prayer as is his custom.
In his charge to the Grand Jury,
Judge Evans laid particular
stress upon the necessity Of en-
forcing the laws in regard to the
illegal sale of liquor. He ex-
pressed his gratitude at the wide
spread of the temperance senti-
ment in Arkansas and especially
in his judicial district; that he
was profoundly thankful when
the returns Of the recent election
placed Franklin, Crawford and
Logan counties in the "dry"
column by increased majorities.
He said some may call him q
temperance crank, but if it was
left to him, if he had the consent
of every man and woman to make
final disposition Of the liquor
traffic, he would send it to hell in
a minute. "Good men drink
whiskey," said Judge Evans,
"some Of the best friends have
drink it, but | hope to see the
time when it will be taken en-
tirely from their reach and not o
license issued in tho state, and
this practice of selling liquid
damnation to the boys of our
state ceased"
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

The news comes from st. JOS
eph Mo-, where Gov. John 5.
Little is confined in g sanitarium,
that the governor is regaining
his lost strength, both mentally
and physically. The Record
sincerely hopes this news is true,
but the same sort of story has
been published so often, seem
ingly without foundation, that
the newspaper reader hardly
knows what to believe concern
ing the governors condition.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

County Judge William II. Kel-
Icy has call in this issue Of the
Record for u meeting Of the road
overseers of the county. The
meeting will convene at Evening
Shade on Monday, October 10,
which Is the first day OF Tho o..
'ooer term of the county court,
and every road overseer In tho
county is urged to be present.
Judge Kelley realizes the impor.
lance Of tho road question in
ehorp county, and 10 anxious ia
90 something to better the con-
oi'loh OF the public highways
and bring about better results
from the road tax expenditures.
lie should have the encourages
'nent and support Of all our peo.
pie In such a movement.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

William r. Hearst Of N W
York is making a determined
effort to wreck the democratic
party and destroy its chances at
the November election. Failing
in his previous efforts to become
the national standard bearer Of
h Q democratic party, Hearst
suddenly became convinced OF
the necessity of a new party,
which he proceeded to organize
under the name Of the Indepen-
dence party. This party has a
candidate for president, an d
while Hearst is pretending to
wage a campaign for the election
Of this candidate, he is really do.
ing service for the republican
party, by which he is doubtless
inspired. Hearst is q traitor and
deserves a place in political his
tory as such and nothing more.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02
THE ROAD TAX.

The small majority by when
.ood tax carried in this county at
the recent election is no surprise
TO the editor of this paper, for
complaints against the manner OF
road making that has been prac-
ticed in this county for some time
came thick from many sectlons
Of the county. The cry has been
that there has been too much
money spent and too little i'm
provement put upon the ROADS,
which in many instances is Jus'l-
fed no doubt. But we look for
better things in the future. Inc
neople are aroused about the
road question and are going to
demand a more reasonable return
for their money paid as taxes
and expended upon the roads,
We are looking for the levying
court, which meets next Monday,
to make some important recon-
mendations and take rigid action
on the road question. We be-
lieve County Judge Kelley can
bring about a reform on this
question that will be satisfactory
to the people and again make
the road tax popular, and we be-
lieve he will do it.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

Governor Chas. N. Haskell Of
Oklahoma last Saturday resigned
his position as treasurer of the
democratic national committee.
Mr.. Haskell stoutly maintains
that he is not guilty Of being
connected at any time with the
Standard Oil Co. or of the other
charges brought against him re-
Gently by William f., Hearst and
the republican leaders, but, after
a conference with the democratic
leaders, he decided to resign his
place ia the natl )nal committee in
the interest Of party harmony
and for the good Of tho party.
Herman Ridder Of New York,
editor Of the Staats.Zeitung, tho
leading German paper Of the
country, has been made treasurer
OF the national committee TO sue
ceed Gov, Haskell,
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

Governor elect George w.
Donaghey left the state a few days
ago for the purpose Of visiting
the leading agricultural schools
Of the southwest and securing in
formation and suggestions from
these institutions that may be
put to a good use IN an asricul-
tural school in this state. Mr..
Donaghey, as governor, is going
to do something besides play
politics. Mark the prediction.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

Returns of the recent election
show a gain for prohibition in
the state of Arkansas Of some
thing like 5000 votes over the
vote of two years ago. The
state, taken as a whole, gave a
majority against license of over
10000. For years past the state
has been returning a majority
against license, which would
seem to indicate that if vote
were taken on state wide prohi-
bition the proposition would car
ry.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

There is also something stir
ring on the republican side of
the fence. Recent disclosures
have forced United States Sena-
tor Joseph B. Foraker Of Ohio
to admit that he is attorney for
tho Standard Oil Company. A
member of the highest law
making body in the land paid
hlreling Of the greatest trust in
the country; that's a spectacle
for you!
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

al on the ground that it Interior
ed with interstate commerce and
said the subject is covered by an
act of congress. Prosecuting
Attorney Jeffery was sling the
Iron Mountain Railroad Co. for
noncompliance with the provis-
ions Of this act, and upon Judge
Coffin's decision took an appeal
to the supreme court.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

One of the features of the late
election in this state was the in
crease Of the Socialist vote, the
Socialist candidate for governor
receiving several thousand more
votes than was received by the
Socialist nominee two years ago.
There is no question about the
growth Of Socialism throughout
the country, and the organization
may become q contender in poll
tics some time in the future.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

Governor Haskell OF Oklahoma
says II is q d. lie about his
ever being connected In any way
with the Standard Oil 90. But
he resigned his position as treas
urer of the democratic national
committee, and that's no d.
lie,
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

There Is this thing about Pres
ident Roosevelt: He has initiated
moro reforms and brought about
fewer reforms than any Other
public man who has had an op-
portunity equal with his. When
tho crisis comes he either balks or
backs.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

Several Oklahoma papers cys
demanding that Gov. Haskell re-
sign his office, but Haskell has
probably resigned all he is going
to for the present.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

VIM. j. Bryan, spoke in Cinoin.
natl, the home of Mr.. Taft, his
republican opponent, one day
last week, to one Of the largest
crowds that has greeted him at
any place during the campaign.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

The republican candidates TO,
sheriff and county judge in Law !
renee county were not successful
in the late election, but they evil
IDENTIFY succeeded in getting a lot
Of democratic votes.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

Fulton county turned turtle in
the late election and gave u ma
jority for whiskey l'cense. The
vote was close, the majority for
lieenee being only fourteen, but,
az tho Mammoth Spring Monitor
declares, that was a.plenty,
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02
u,,NEWS or NORTH ARKANSAS

tent to kill and given two years
in the penitentiary.
w. M. Parker of Jackson
county was recently given a
short term in the penitentiary on
the charge Of assault with intent
to kill. He went alone to Little
Rock to begin his sentence, but
Gov. Pindall has granted a res
pite Of thirty days and will in
vestigate a petition for pardon.
1t is said that when the recent
term of circuit court met at
Mountain Home a number Of
citizens Of Cotter, who were sup
posed to know something about
;Iae---s!!iiasaa. stiaa4air aa4airr sbnsiness in that
town, were suddenly called away
from home. II is said also that
they didn't go towards the coun-
ty seat.
Prosecuting Attorney Jeffery
has filed suit in the circuit court
Of independence county against
the Waters Pierce Oil Company,
alleging violation Of the Arkan-
sas antitrust act. Mr.. jeffrey
asks that the company be pro-
hibited from doing business in
the state and for cash penalties
amounting to more than four mil
lion dollars.
Some months ago in the Ran
dolph circuit court j. r.. Acree
secured judgment against
B. +. Bigger, a liveryman, for
tho death Of q horse in the lat
ter's barn, but the supreme court
has just reversed the decision OF
the lower court, declaring that
Acroe is not entitled to damages
inasmuch as Bigger had used
ordinary care Of the horse while
In his charge.
Harry L. Ponder has resigned
the Office Of county judge in
Lawrence county and Judge
L. B. Poindexter has been ap-
pointed to the place by Gov.
Pindall. Poindexter held the
office until q few months ago
when he was forced to resign on
account OF Ill health and Ponder
was appointed by the governor.
Judge Poindexter has returned
from Colorado, where he regain
cd his health and Judge Ponder
gavo up tho Office to him.
The story was published last
week that Sheriff Mooney Of
Baxter county had been killed
while trying to arrest j. @, Rob.
erts, who had q few days before
killed Obadiah Kasinger in that
county, but the story was not
true, Sheriff Mooney and two
or three deputies went TO Roberts
home TO arrest him and were fired
upon several times by both Rob-
erts and his wife. Sheriff Moon
ey and two deputies received
flesh wounds only. Roberts and
his wife were both wound cd, and
ia Ng1p,nn rnay ala
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

The Little Rock Gazette claims
that Pulaski county p a y 8 a
twelfth Of the taxes of Arkan-
sas. This paper will have to be
shown the figures before believ-.
ing the statement.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

What a. rumpus there is in
national politics right 10 W !,
Such washing Of dirty linen re-
minds one of campaign in Ar
kansas.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

In the circuit court Of Jackson
county q n last week, Judge Chas.
. conn declared the act passed by
Vne last general assembly pro-
v wong that telegraph operators
IN tho train service should work
eight hours a day uneonsututIon.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

There are 81 Confederate pen
sioners in Randolph county.
There are ten paupers on the
poor farm in Baxter county.
A Bryan and Kern Club, with
a large mem bership, has been
organized at Mammoth Spring.
Mayor Coleman Of Batesville
last week fined Will Sheriff., a
negro, S100 for procuring liquor
for another party.
The ladies of the different
churches Of Batesville have or
ganized a Womans' Christian
Temperance Union.
"Uncle jim" Rowland ha'
been carrying the mails on one
Of the routes starting from Salem
for the past 81 years.
The Newport Independent says
that the recent heavy rains have
damaged the cotton crop in all
parts Of Jackson county.
In the recent election Ran
dolph county gave majority OF
800 for road tax and a majority
of over 500 against whiskey Ii
cense.
AT Mountain Home one day
last week q large tent, under
which a revival meeting was in
progress, was beaten down by q
heavy rain.
Memphis capitalists have pur-
chased the Red Cloud and Morn
ing Star zinc property in Baxter
county. 1t is said the price paid
was $500, 900.
John W. Wallace's store at
Newport was entered by q bur-
elar one night last week and
S400 dollars worth Of pearls be-
longing to r. p. Umpstead, a
pearl dealer, was taken.
Senator Joe Short is put
ting up another residence at
Salem. Every now and then
Senator Short disposes Of his
property with the idea Of moving
west, but after q time he builds
again in Salem.
In the Jackson county circuit
court last week Miles Halfacre
was found guilty Of murder In
the second degree and sentenced
to ten years in the penitontiary.
lIe killed Charley Hunter In
August, 1907, near Grubbs.
During the recent term Of cir.
cult court at Mountain Home 125
gallons Of whiskey, captured
some time ago in u raid on q
blind tiger at Cotter, were pub
licly destroyed by order Of Judge
Meeks. A largo crowd Witnessed
the destruction.
John G. Roberts, who last
week shot several times at Sher-
iff Mooney Of Baxter county,
was tried in Tho circuit coort then
In session at Mountain Home,
on the charge Of assault with in
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

The idea of teaching every cir
to thump a piano, and every boy
to be a bookkeeper will make pc.
tatoes worth So a bushel in ,a
years, says the Mountain Home
Citizen.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

Says Mr.. Bryan: All | ask OF
the president of the United
States is that he put into practice
for a month and a half what he
has talked about for seven years,
and that is square deal.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

AT Monticello few days ago
j. w. Crook, aged 75, was mar
ried to Miss Nancy Tamon, who
has seen just sixteen summers,
The old gentleman Crook must be
a cutter.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

Hon, George W. Donaghey
ought to be proud Of the very fine
majority the democratic party
has given him, and he is no
doubt.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

cording to Little Rock paper.
If this is not a monstrous snake
story that was monster rattler.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-02

A farmer at Jacksonville, Pu-
loski county, last week killed a
rattlevnake sixteen feet long, 40.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-07
MANY OUT FOR
T. HARR|GAN' PLACE
ON POLICE BOARD
Several Prominent Citizens Are
Seeking Appointment
from Mayor.

One of the liveliest contests that
Mayor Haussling has to decide will be
in connection with the appointment Of
a successor to President William Har-
rigan, of the Police Board, when he re-
signs next Monday. He will be sworn
into office as sheriff on Tuesday
Pressure of various kinds is already
being put on the Mayor. and on City
Counsel James r. Nugent to use his
influence with Mr.. Haussling.
One of the latest entries is Thomas
j. d. Smith, the glass manufacturer,
who managed the campaign of William
Harrigan for sheriff. From the Twelfth
ward are former Assemblyman P. H.
Corish and John F. Gaven. In addition
there are mentioned as candidates
Moses Reichman, Herman Holzner,
brother of Alderman Holzner and Peter
F. Cunningham.
The Italian Democratic Club of the
Fifteenth Ward will meet Monday night
to indorse Frank A. Boettner, a local
lawyer, for appointment as police judge
by Mayor Haussling. Friends of Mr..
Boettner claim he has the general sup
port of many Democrats on the Hill
and of the majority of the Democrats
in the Common Council.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-07
JUDGE CORNISH,
OF SOUTH ORANGE,
DIES IN CHICAGO
E. ii. Harriman's Confidential
Adviser Expired of Heart
Attack or Apoplexy.

Word was received in South Orange
today of the death in Chicago of Judge
William d. Cornish, a wealthy resident
and director in many corporations. He
was confidential adviser for z. H. Har-
riman and vice-president of the Union
Pacific railroad.
dispatches from Chicago say that
Judge Cornish attended the theatre last
night and retired about II o'clock, ap-
parently in perfect health. His death
WIS discovered today when his private
secretary went to awaken him. An ex-
animation of the body by the house
physician disclosed the fact that Judge
Cornish had been dead for some hours.
While a superficial examination in
dicated that death had been due to
heart disease, the doctor said there was
a possibility that it had been caused
by apoplexy. The coroners inquest was
set for this afternoon. after which the
body was shipped to South Orange
Judge Cornish left New York Thurs
day for Chicago on business of the
Hartman roads, and was believed by
his business associates here to be in
perfect health.
The deceased was SO years old. He
is survived by a widow and a daughter,
Mrs Elizabeth c. Tilney, who also lives
in South Orange.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-07
MARKETS UPWARD
MOVE ON BUSINESS
BOOM CONTINUES
N. Y. G. Advances 5 Points on
RumOr Hartman Is to Be
Factor in System.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA flood of
buying orders which had poured in on
brokers during the night sent prices
soaring on the stock exchange today
and brought scenes of activity on the
floor, the like of which had not been
witnessed in many months. So strong
was the bullish sentiment that In some
at time on single sales.
The readiness with which purchases
were made at the advanced figures in
dicated that many buying orders had
been placed practically without limita-
ton in price. New York Central rose
points on few purchases. and U. S.
Steel by shorts spurts forced itself up
to 551a, the highest price ever touched
by that stock. Many other prominent
stocks rose 1 and 2 points over last
nights closing.
There was no definite single piece Of
news to account for the extreme ac-
tivity, but speculation apparently was
stimulated by reports from all sections
of the country of receipts of large or
ders by manufacturers, of rapid ex-
pansion in wholesale and retail lines,
and that large numbers of workers are
being reemployed
The big advance in New York Cen
trail was attributed In part to rumor
current In the Street to the effect that
e. II. Hartman soon is to become a
factor in the control of that system
Neither confirmation nor denial of this
report was to be had today.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-07
EXTRA CONGRESS
TARIFF SESSION
At TAFTS CALL
Likely to Convene Middle of
March to Take Up Re-
vision Question.

WASHINGTON. Nov, 7-Representa-
tive Serene e. Payne, of New York,
chairman of the ways and means com
mfttee Of the House. had a long con-
ference with President Roosevelt today
on the tariff question. Mr.. Payne de-
clared that tariff revision would not
be taken up at the coming session of
Congress, but that an extra session
for this purpose would be called, the
date depending entirely upon the wishes
of Mr.. Taft.
Just how long it will take to pass
a new tariff law. Mr.. Payne said, would
depend on the amount Of debate on the
measure in the House and Senate. He
was of the opinion that the extra ses-
sion would be called about March Is,
and that 1t might be able to pass
tariff bill by the middle of July The
on ways and means for two
years, he said, has had q man work
Ing on list of imports, and collating
decisions of courts and boards of ap-
praisers on the present tariff bill The
data Is in the hands of the printers.