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@LY TO LEAVE
WAGE INVESTIGATION

'I,,So nos; ls.-Mrs. Allen F. Read.
o. hst Monday TO XIII Mr5.
iT iTnler s.a Ph!pps with dynamite
" ), "as Immediately given her,
ID M members OF her family,
~ In nHr IN charge since her
IA - 70 he In a critical con-
igc,es steadily sinking, as her
d i. 20 retain nourishment
| fat ,ts Looring under the I'M
|(r. ma e mad caused the death
" evincc heart-rending
lriss,s 'ars: Read was demantod
bag b.. W Denver. Chief o. Po-
:. tsyea;, X sss directed q disconylnY :
ists.,iv.lleatlon OF the case by
n mia Until the woman re-
7.roSri suliic'ently 10 give a
ssk on ., NJ the Incidents lcadlug
b., nster, Miss Jasaio ro,,,,,,,,
Ia her nSnlng the inemoranda
II, nT,g1mittcd that Mrs. Read
, sonsaalo PRIOR 10 November
by En Esa giving the napic ~
" sur,h sy"n n, frauduleutiy OBJ
Lauas-b 10000 from Babcock
sh.n sbo osck. which were sur,
"aE'ng Tor Denver
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MISSING YOUNG WOMAN
LOCATED IN CHICAGO

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. 15.-Edna Clark.
the young Alameda art student, who has
been missing from home end for whom
the police OF Oakland and San Francisco
have been searching since October 81;
is safe and well In Chicago. a lettes'
was received today by the girls mother,
Anita Y. Mack. in this city, In which the
writer saws she is we'll The letter sta ties
that the girl is working in Chicago under
an assumed name
The letter was turned over to Cap
tain OF Detectives Peterson, who refuses
70 give out It's contents, The police have
communicated with the Chicago police
department. asking for verif Latlon OF the
missiye The letter Is emotional In tone
and Indicates that tho Young lady left
home owing 10 domestic misunderstand-
!noS
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washington Hears News.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l5.-Ths
Chinese legation this afternoon received
official confirmation Of the death OF
the emperor and the empress-d -dowager
of China. The emperor died yesterday
at 3 o clock, and the empress-dowager
at clock this afternoon
Both the emperor and the empress
win, if precedent is followed. be buried
in the imperial mausoleum in the west.
ern hills. Just few miles from Peking
with which it is connected by rail. Al,
tho rulers of the Mancbu dynasty are
inferred thers-
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JAPAN'S FLEET READY
FOR BIG NAVAL REVIEW

KOBE, Japan. Nov. 15.-Preliminary TO
the great naval review. November II,
thirty battlcships and many torpedo boats
are In position of this port,
The assembled fleet simultaneously Sa-
luted the emperors train when II mr.
rived today from Toxic. Hundreds of
people awaited the train: but IL did not
ence OF plague.
The emperor went TO Mako. causing
much dIsappointment here.
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elIS IS SEARCH
FUR MAYNARD son

a proy,,, p, l6.-Dr. Archibald
La physjI,nent New York m,,G
lls Vile ih' ~ has come To Nc
~ BIZ bj' md children to start
In unh.oo oo,issing son. Martir.
tsss, ~ gay they viii lnsti.mie n Z.
e'pInr :, - The u,lnIng carons "o NJ
eiscover, NV trace that Will
ssculloneb o. their relative.
~ his tenS. allowed 70 conc
,ssard 81 snfy eay to grow "wiiG :"
.sf f,oyr,o y, e.ter rsachiug Cold
4 Aro ss,s y man who reIugSd
; asno S'e Sas that the BOY was
:" VI this let,ey, kurri.d ID
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Bov Instantly Killed.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Nov, 15.-The h.
ycar-old son OF c, NJ Derby was instantly
killed and Mr.. and Mrs. Derby We're badly
iniured at Natoma, eighteen miles east Of
this city today. when the automobile In
which the three were riding wss struck
by freight train going forty miles an
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pig Fira in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. o.. Nov. lathe liv"-
story building occupied by the r, NJ
Kirby company. : and lo-cent store. and
the ~ Phllipsborn company. ladies suits
and cloaks, located In the shopping dis
trjct on Euclid avenue, was damaged by
Ore today, Loss. 100000.
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SIX PERSONS HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

sAN JOSE. Cal. Nov; 15.-six persons p'oI1i
v.rTc injured, two OF them danselGes,s;
today. when a. Il. Busey.' ltouilheIne
CjnK:and furniture dealer. turned MS
si,iomobIle over an eigbt-foot emGank-
mcnI 70 escape crashing inro on oaH!ai. MtInu.
Sar Iose passenger train at thF Ne1NO
crossing on the Aulpitas ROAD,
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Big Fire in Omaha.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. l5.-Fire early
Sunday morning destroyed the west
half Of the Nebraska Moline Plow com
pany's building, together with its con-
tents, large stock of bugGies, wagons
and farm machinery. Loss 100000.
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Ex.Congressman Dies.

WOBCRN, Mass, New. 15.-Edward D.
Hayden. vice president and secretary OF
the Boston Albany railroad. and a mem
ber of the forty ninth and firteth con-
gresses died OF apoplexy IN his pew at
the woburn Unitarian church. aged as
yebts.
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N Prosecuting Attorney
kius Rapid Progress
/ inward Recovery.
BIOCATED IN JAW,
NO YET REMOVED
as to Where
4, Secured Pistol to
1 End His Life.

..,sNcIsCo, Nov. 15.-The
A 4 Francis J. Heney is still
factory and the attending
,.ror that he is making ex-
rorsss on the road to re-
/ :. usssed comfortable night,
"a Of the time, and rested
a he bullet has been To-
,s,ded in the lett jaw, about
! front Of the ear, the sur
q decided not TO extract 1t
1 Esuey gains more strength,
4 s vet gwen no cause Of
sling in the throat is less
q, time since the patient was
La hospital and he is breath"
q spent an hour today in the
4 ipon of the hospital while
8 we're removing grains of
a bis face and head. While
. Dine on the wounded man
as table and made jocular
'euments on Suicide.
ia Of the mass meeting held
er Dyeamland rink, he showed
's.st, and, ou being informed
ussilaDt has taken his own
4 tsupty Jail. he said:
! 100 bad ne did it before Civ
>sou for shooting me-.
8 1-fsy photograph of the
assistant district attorney s
j aken today in order to get
4 rev from those taken yes.
'iis Of Morris Haas. who tried
bic the noted prosecutor, was
|Esof much discussion today,
,olice authorities were en-
eying to ascertain how Haas
b hEve concealed the pisto!
y be took his life. after he
Fltoropssly searched two OF
n Two theories were ad-
|Qss was that be bad the pistol
. bis shoe from the time be
IA kjll Mr. Heney and it was
\ by the police.
fl theory, the one that the
ttoney's office holds, is that
.Fts passed 10 Haas while he
"a with his wife and the
lI- ?
b Haas was in the county Jail
J esaTge Of the police depart
Aas Mass Meetings.
Ey branch of the League of
"a two mass meetings today,
Isaly Presbyterian church, the
sfase u. Z. church. The in
y iA past two days and the
its gTaft prosecution were
I'd lsy.
2 regular services of the
T. The cities surrounding Sab
ny references to the tragic
\. ne week and their LESSONS
u the sermons.
20: 70 kill Mr.. Hency has
"a OF rekindling civic pride
ssealug Indifference and criti-
i prosecution of the bribery
: and has evoked a determi~
Npport the district attorney
- ,s,10li0n TO q conclusion Of all
"a ueoauchlng the public SER
&, Intention TO proceed to-
@ lAe interrupted trial Of
',s sssL extra PRECAUTIONS hav.
= sn 70 prevent q recurrence
IT.s. Place vii! be taken hy
:, .''' l. sullivan and Hiram
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Index to Today's Tribune
-t-ss-s.-t-s-ss.....t,-;;--ii--i-s--l.-;-i
Departments
Domestic.

DOmeSUlCs
Five killed In battle between ne
gro desperate and officers at
Okmulgee. Okla. .,.,.....,...
Francis J. Heney continues TO
gain ground Observation-Disclosures. !
Senator Elkins says his daughter
is not engaged 10 Duke OF tho
ApIu|I ....;,,."- 80,
National Prosperity association
claims credit Tor revival OF
business ........
Political complexion OF the next
mouse 49,. :p-,..-.......
Federation OF Labor celebrates
twenty-sevenrh birthday 49,. 5
Sweeping interpretation OF the
antitrust law shown in recent
tobacco combine decision .....
Fo. eign.
Empress Dowager Of China dies
after reign OF nearly half
century .~s..,...,.....-... l
German emperor appears to be
losing ground In troubles with
his people OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
Local
Why church issued political
order ....--,s.-,..-.s.... 10
Wool warehouse proposition Is
proving popular ,......,..-..l0
Country life commission coming
10 S0Il Like lily soon ~
Hard Shedding promised Fern
strom's resolutions ....-......10
Another man arrested for ticket
scalplng at Orpheum ...,..s.-.10
Sporting News.
Interest in Savannah automobile
race .--.....
Batting averages American
league .s,-,.,-.....-.-....
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NOW ALTOGETHER FOR
a CAPITOL BUILDING

That will do Utah and the inter-
mountain country proud The
state needs II and Is able TO build.
Tnen a plan by which IL can be
accomplished should not be I'M
possible. Altogether, everybody
100000 for Salt Lake City In 1910.
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yoRe PATIENCE
~ LORE CHARITY

~ I" ,.,,s more dcTot'on; z
"a. a ln,l. liss ws;h less howins
4 y iir .snS,,,od authority: a
a. per scrye-d to the fu-
a ,pekInp.o .ore faith In our fel-
ith NOR race will be ripe
I'D tns burst OF Light and life'
Gbertils. ils.-
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08
THE CHANcERY COURT.
Snail Docket Disposed OF In Short Or
der By Judge Humphries.

Chancery Court for the South
ern District of Sharp county con-
vened Monday afternoon. The
docket was small, the business
being finished and the term clos
ing on Wednesday.
Monday decree for divorce
was granted TO D. A. Banks OF
Lebanon township from his wife,
Myrtle Banks. Immediately al
ter the decree was rendered
Banks sought the Clerk and Sc
cured a license to wed Miss
Mary E. Estes of Lebanon town
ship.
A divorce was granted Wed
nesday to Mrs. Cora Wiley from
Berry Wiley, who is at present ir
Oklahoma. A few hours later g
marriage license was issued by
the Clerk to Mrs. Wiley and A
p. Metcalf.
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08

Two kegs of "white mule"
were destroyed on the court
house corner on Main street in
Batesville Tuesday, the same
having been captured from two
colored citizens last week.
A heavy wind storm visited the
neighborhood of Barren Fork
and Cushman Monday night and
did considerable damage. Sew
eral houses and much timber was
blown down around Barren Fork
and near Cushman F. P. Coles
house and barn and Jas. Fran
cis' barn were blown down. No
one was injured so far as known.
Mr.. John Riha of Vining, Ia,
says: 81 have been selling De.
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills
for about a year, and they give
better satisfaction than any pill |
ever sold. There are a dozen
people here who have used them
and they give perfect satisfaction
in every case. I have used them
myself with fine results" Sold
by W. G. Snow.
Our good friond O. T. Elking
tells US OF the narrow escape from
drowning Of Wm. r. McCord and
children on Monday Of last week.
| Mr.. McCord and son and daugh-
ter were in a wagon and started
10 ford South Fork. On driving
in they found the stream to be
fuller than it looked and it was q
narrow escape from drowning
that they experienced. One fine
mule which they drove was
drowned and how the other ami.
NAL and the people escaped a
watery grave we did not learn.
Mr.. McCord lives on the Herrn
place, 8 miles above town.-Har-
dy Herald.
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08
A SAD DEATH.
Young Woman Who Was Born Ant
Raised Here Buried Last Saturday.

Mrs. Cammie Kirby, wife of F.
B. Kirby, who is in the mercan-
tile business at Womack, Okla,
died at her home at that place
Wednesday of last week, and the
body was brought to Evening
Shade and laid away in the
Sharp cemetery Saturday after
noon, in the presence of many
sorrowing relatives and friends.
Mrs. Kirby died suddenly from
heart disease, with which she
had been a sufferer for some
time.
The deceased was born, reared
and married in Evening Shade,
and her friends here were all her
acquaintance. She was a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Coch
ran. Mrs. Kirky was a faithful
member of the Christian church,
She leaves a husband and one
child, a daughter about four
years old, and other relatives
who have the sympathy of theil
friends.
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08

j. A. Taylor, President of the
Springfield Business College will
accept notes with good security
for tuition and board, and wait
for his money until the pupil
completes a course and accepts a
situation. This is a great oppor-
tunity.
The trouble with most cough
cures is that they constipate.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup does not constipate, buGon
the other hand its laxative prin.
ciples gently move the bowels. 1t
is pleasant to take and is especi.
ally recommended for children,
as it tastes nearly as good as
maple sugar. Sold by W. G.
Snow.
Misses Lulu Metcalf, Mary
Justus and Bah Collins and
Messrs. Allen Davidson, Shelby
Taylor, Medley Smith, Bob
Young, John Woods and Fred
Piokens were in attendance at the
Teachers Association meeting at
Sidney Friday night and Satur-
day.
Clifford Clear, a young man
who resides with his parents in
Lave Creek township, captured
six young wolves last Friday
morning, for which job he will
draw about thirty dollars from
the county. Wolves have been
unusually thick in that portion Of
the county for some time.
Hon. Chas, Coffin Of Batesville
was in the city a day or two this
week, having some business be-
fore the ohancery court, Mr..
Coffin served as Prosecuting At.
tornoy of the old circuit in which
Sharp county was located twen-
ty-five years ago. lie has many
warm friends in Evenind Shade
and Sharp county.
j. II. Ray, who lives u few
miles from town, was q very
pleasant visitor Tuesday. He
recently had the misfortune Of
losing his barn and its entire con-
tonls, consisting Of food stuffs,
harness, ETC., by fire, and desires
to extend his nelghbors and
friends who have rendered him
valuable assistance since this
misfortune his profound thanks.
When you think Of Indigestion
think Of kodol, for 1t 10 without
doubt the only preparation that
completely digeets oil classes Of
food. And that is what you need
when you have indigestion
or stomach Notwithstanding
that will act thoroughly but
promptly; something that will got
right at tho trouble and do tho
very work Itself for the stomach
by digeating the food that you
eat, and that is kodol, II 10
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Representatives.. M. Street.
County Judge-W. H. Kelley
Clerk-Arthur Sullivan.
Sheriff-W. 0. Smith.
Assessor-W. F. Smith.
Treasurer-S. D. Johnston.
Surveyor-Mack Tounsleay.
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08

Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that will meet the tax.
payers at tho following places and dates for the
purpose Of listing the personal property of Sharp
county, towiti
Washington township, Powell's Chapel, Monday
June 1.
Cave township, Cave City, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. June Q and ..
Sullivan township Brieklo Springs, Thursday,
June 4: Sidney, Friday, Juneb,
johnson township, Precinct Saturday, June 0,
Scott township, Grange, Monday, June lb;shav-
ers. Tuesday June 10,
Big Creek township, Calamine, Wednesday,
June II.
Strawberry township, Institute, Thursday. June
IL.
Big Rock township, PoughkeepsIe, Friday June
i0i MI, pssah, Saturday, June 20,
Morgan township, Center Monday. June %,
Lebanon township. Dotson'a School House,
Tuesday, June 29i iieelptrina, Wednesday, June
a.
Davidson township, King Mills, Thursday and
Friday, June 20 and 20,
Lave Creek township Camp Ground. Saturday
June ~,
RIchwoods township, Ash Flat, Monday and
Tuesday, June 20 and 90
Highland township, Highland School House,
Wednesday, July
Hardy township, Hardy, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, July ., . and 4,
Lower North township, Coats, Monday, July O.
Upper North township, Wirth Tuesday, July l.
North Union township, Ward School House.
Wednesday JulyB,
South Union township, Martins Creek, Thurs.
day, Julyp,
jackson township, wIford, Friday and satur.
day, July 10 and II,
piney Fork township, Evening Shade. from
Monday July 10 TO Saturday, July 30.
X. Il. clear,
assessor.
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Willie Cochran returned Tues
day from a trip to Hardy.
Joseph Ault returned Saturday
from a short stay at Salem.
N. V. Hutchison was up from
Poughkeepsie few days ago.
W. l. Simpson of Maxville was
in town Wednesday transacting
business.
The Odd Fellows lodge at Har-
dy took in 1S new members a few
nights ago.
G.. H. Matheny of Maxville
was a business visitor to this city
Wednesday.
Marcus Bone of Sidney was in
town Wednesday attending to
business matters.
Cleo Taylor of Shelbyville was
here this week visiting relatives
and young friends.
L. B. jackson Of Batesville, an
insurance writer, was visitor to
the city Tuesday.
LII. Founders Of Batesville
has the thanks of this paper for a
dollar on subscription.
There ought to be a bridge
across Piney at the Ash Flat
ford, just north of town.
w. F.. Kirby and little daugh-
ter returned Monday to their
home at Wonack, Okla.
James Brummitt, the grocery
drummer, whose home is at New
burg, was here Saturday.
2f
W. T. Montgomery and wife OF
Cave City were Evening Shade
visitors one day this week.
Shingles for sale at my mill
Orders filled on short notice.
B. F. Grady
DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are small, safe, and sure anc
gentle little pills. Sold by W, c
Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan
went to Grange Saturday ano
spent Sunday with Mr.. Sullivan's
parents.
The wheat crops look promis'
ing throughout this section, 80 all
reports say, but the acreage is
not large.
j. w. Hoggard, one OF the
good citizens Of Bengay, comes
to the relief of our treasury with
q silver dollar.
From present indications the
delinouent land list In SHARP
county is going to be larger than
usual this year,
James w. Young, the stone
mason, went to Batesville the
latter part Of last week, where hi
has employment,
Miss Julia Herrn has returned
from Tuckerman, where she in
structed q class in music for sew
eral months past.
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to Il II. Felts Of Sulli.
van township and Miss A, NJ
Ford Of Cushman.
Rev, George Rogers was here
Monday returning to his homo al
King Mills from Sidney whore he
preached Sunday.
j. M. Street of Calamine, nom.
inee for representative, was in
the city Wednesday looking after
business interests.
Attorney John Stayton Of New.
port was In the city this week
looking after some business in
tho chanoery court.
p. j, Young, Of our home list,
dropped In the shop the other
day long enough TO pay his SUBJ
scription In advance.
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08

llSC DIV OluLey, ny tlle way
Charley Jones and Miss Della
Jones, a couple living in Morgan
township, were licensed to we'd
by the Clerk few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Northcutt
returned to their home at Salem
Friday, after a pleasant visit
with relatives and friends here.
Fishing has not been good in
the streams around Evening
Shade this spring owing to the
continual rains and cold weather.
W. B. MCGEE, popular busi-
ness man of Cave City, was
transacting some business mat
ters in Evening Shade Saturday.
A marriage license was issued
here a few days ago to DR.. L. T.
Evans and Miss Cora Bass, a
we'll known couple of Barren
Fork.
George H. Barnes of Big Rock
township was a very pleasant
caller one day lately. He re-.
newed his allegiance to this
sheet.
Esq. F. j. Doss, than whom
this paper has not a better friend,
was here from Bengay Friday
looking after some matters OF
business.
The heaviest rain of the season
fell Monday night, and as a con-
sequence the streams were con.
siderably swollen for several days
afterward.
Elder s. W. Alternately
preached at the Methodist church
Friday night, while enroute tc
Ash Flat. His home is at Wal.
nut Ridge.
j. w. Mcleod Of Reeds Greek
was attending to some business
matters in Evening Shade Tues
day. He made this shop a sub
stantial visit.
j. w. Powell, a firm friend tt
the Record, was in from Balbos
u day or two ago. He made hi'
annual contribution to tht
Records exchequer.
Whit Wasson, Evening Shades
premier baseball pitcher, went tc
Batesville Wednesday to pitch q
game for the team Of that city
against the Argenta team.
j. Fl. Cooke, one Of the Rec
ord's good friends at Bengay,
was here Friday, and before
leaving for home renewed his
subscription to tho Record.
George W, Smith, one Of
Poughkeepsie's popular mer'
chants and citizens, was attend
ing to. some business matters
here the latter part Of last week
Prof. D. G, Billingsley and
some Of his pupils were here Sat.
urday returning to their homes al
Ash Flat from Sidney where they
a tended the meeting Of the
Teachers Association.
The Batesville Guard says tha,
A. G. Gray Of Hickory Valley
and Mrs. Bortie James were so.
cretly married several weeks ago,
and did not notify their friends oI
the event until few days ago.
Insist upon DoWitt's Witch
Hazel SNlve, There are substi.
tutes, but there is only one orr
iginal, 1t is healing, soothing
and cooling and Is especially
good for the piles. Sold by W.
G, Snow.
John W. Thompson Of this
place is o candidate for Sergeant
at Arms Of tho next state Senate.
Ho Is u worthy citizen and his
many friends here would be-
nleaaed IL he ahould Iand tka
The sun., 1908-05-24

about Tarrytown. 10 tho north rises the
|pronnontory of Hook Mountain, to the
7south 10 high peak forming theInorthern
outpost Of tho Palisades. A steep ridge
riaee directly from the waters edge, at
teinAng an elevation OF nearly 100 feet q
short distance back from the river front.
The underlying rock, stratum Of red sand-
stone. fops out OF the green hillside in
great lodges that drop straight down ffty
or hundred feet. s Az the base Of the bluffs
are marrow gfaasy benches og, which are
located eurnrasr cottages half concealed
py spreading trees and clambering vines.
A vel kept highway slrirts the rivers edge.
unlting In continuous eettlennent the
four communities OF Piernont.. Grand
View, South Nyack and Nyack.
bordering the road are tho country
homes--some permanent, others occupied
only during the summer seeson--of New
York business men. The places vary In
size from the little vine covered cottage
with its. ,diniputiye. front yard and en-
cirpling fence to big residences with broad
lawns and coIserva6 66riee, private bathing
piers and boathouses.
To the north Of Nyack, in the shadow
Of Hook Mountain. are the, broad acres OF
the Country Club, with it's tennis courts
and baseball field. golf links and, well ap-
pointed clubhouse. The club is surrounded
by the homes Of an exclusive colony Of
wealthy people. Riding and driving through
the picturesque interior, coupled with bath
ing, fishing and boating ON the Tappan Zee,
are features Of outdoor Life that attract
residents to this region in constantly in
creasing numbers.