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' WHITE RIBBON SPECIAL"
PASSES THROUGH OMAHA

OMAHA. Oct 20.-The White Ribbon
special, carrying 1i6 delegates to the
thirty-fifth national convention OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
at Denver. arrived here this afternoon
over the Northwestern, departing via the
Union Pacific half-hour later, While
here the delegates. with a large num-
Der OF local members OF the organization
held song service in the Union station
Tho local union presented to Mrs. LII
Han NJ. n stevens. the national presi-
dent, loving cup. Several delegates
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aea,,.b, ,The Kind You Have hIwaIS Bougtt
Signature Oft N12N1Zx

morning. and Mrs. Stephenson went TO
his room and endeavored to arouse him,
She was unsuccessful. and a physician
was Immediately summoned.
The physician worked over Mr.. Steph-
enson all day, Tuesday. but he was In the
same condition tonight that he was when
discovered by his wife In the morning.
Mr.. Stephenson's physician and others
are at a loss to account for the causes
which may have contributed to the stupor
In which he was found
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Nicholson Appointed.

Special 20 The Trlbune.
OGDEN. Oct 2o.-Word was received
here Tuesday announcing the appoint
ment OF \, T. Nicholson as chief engineer
OF the forestry division located here.
known as Ogden district No. 4. A. l..
Herring. brother Of w. E, Herring who
has been connected with the Office since
It's first establishment here last winter,
Is named as assistant,
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Jap Forfeits Bond.
Special TO The Tribune.

EpeCIsI I'd TIC ITIOune.
OGDEN. Oct. 20.-E. Yakagama, an
other Jap charged with selling intoxicants
10 minors over the bar OF the White Shin
saloon, on Twenty-fourth street forfeited
his bond for. $40 in the police court Tues
day. II. Nakijlma. his business associate
at the White Ship. was fined the same
amount Monday.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Little Chief Mining & Milling company
principal place OF business. Salt Lake
City. Utah. location OF mine. Eureka
Utah,
Notice: There are delinquent on tho
following described stock on account OF
assessment No So Of one "a per cent
per share. levied on the 18th day OF Sep
tember, 1908 the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders. as follows:
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GEM STATE REPUBLICANS
ARE GREATLY WORRIED
Special to The Tribune

BOISE. Ida, Oct, 20-It appears that
Idaho Republican leaders are much wor-
ried over the political situation In this
state, so much so that Senator Borah has
part in tho campaign. He will speak at
Rupert Saturday night. II Is fact pat
ent to all that the Republican state and
national tickets are In danger In Idaho.
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MURRAY BUSINESS MAN
in DEATH-LIKE STUPOR
Special to The Tribune.

MURRAY. Oct 20.-Jullus Stephenson.
is lying In q stupor at his home, and ef-
forts TO arouse him have been OF no
avail.
Monday evening Mr.. Stephenson ate a
hearty dinner and went to bed carly ap-
parently in the best OF health. He failed
TO awaken at the usual hour Tuesday
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Brakeman Killed.
20 The Tt

CpeSidl ~ 1 ne lTlpune-
GREEN RIVER, Utah, Oct. 20.-C. w.
sabine. brakeman on tho extra west
bound No. 1856, was killed at Desert
Switch, twelve miles west OF here, at
11:do this morning. He threw the switch
TO center. jumped on the pilot and fell
under the wheels of the engine. crushing
both legs and an arm. He was an old
employee OF the road In both station and
train service. and lived in Grand juno
tlon; The remains were taken on No 6
TO Grand Junction
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And, IN accordance With law and an
order OF the board OF directors. made on
the 4th day OF September. 1908. so many
shares OF each parcel of stock as may be
necessary will be sold at public auction
at the compapys office. room i06 Atlas
block, West Second South street Salt
Lake City, Utah. on Wednesday. October
rs, 1908. at IL o'clock noon. to pay the
delinquent assessment thereon, together
with the cost OF advertising and expense
OF sale. JAMES p. DRISCOLL,
Secretary.
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DIED

BERRY-At her residence, 90 South
Thirl East street. this city. OF old age,
Julia y. Berry, mother OF Ellen :. and
Charles l.. Berry: born ut Bristol. Eng
land, June %. 1881 Funeral announce
:nrnt later
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News of the IntermOuntain Region
For Your Breakfast

The Tribune Is now reaching
Ogden on the special newspaper
train on the Bamberger road, at
$50 every morning. 1t can be
delivered to you for breakfast.
Dop't You think you can start
the day better equipped if YOU
get a look at all OF the worlds
news before you leave homef
Phone tho Ogden branch man
ager. He'll do the rest.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Rainbow Mining company. principal
place OF business Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice: There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. 2. levied on the 3lst day
of August. 1908 the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders. as follows;
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lANdTGW b9'UUO
And in accordance with the law and an
order of the board OF directors made OH
the 31st day OF August. 1908. SO many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock as
flee OF the company, No 80 South Main
street Salt Lake City, Utah. on the 2nG
day of November 1908, at the hour OF l
o'clock p. m, TO pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon. together with the cost
of advertising and expenses OF the sale
ERNEST NJ. FOWLER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Office: No. 80 South Main street Salt
Lake City. Utah. 1881
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Joined the special here and n number
OF others will be taken on at other points
IN this state.
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JERSEY COWS; MURRAY, WEST J0R|
dan. Union districts; state price 40
dress d. e. Russell 20 So Main 81
city. glsI/
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PARTNER WITH $4,000 TO MANUFAc'
ture and place on the market an i'm
proved patented article OF great demand
Tor 10 per cent Of all income. Addrta|
C-li. Tribune. 81
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TO RUY SECONDHAND SECTIONAL[
bookcases. Cyrus q Gatrell. 31l D. o.
Walker bldg. gls. &
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs
WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL HEN. PRO
prietor. 6S East First South. 200 rooms
rates 21c, Sac and SOC. Xl96,
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a LADY DESIRES TO EXCHASGl
plain sewing for lessons on the piaro
Address 1871! So. State st. Ind pho5
1924 s1s
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FUNERAL NOTICE
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBEB W. HALL. CNDERTA1IEE AND
cmbamer, 225 :. West Temple, phones
1919. vi9a
Sharp County record., 1908-09-18
TICK MEETING.
Important Meeting To Be Held in Eve
ming Shade Next Saturday.

A meeting Of the Sharp Coun-
ty Cattle Tick Association will
be held at Evening Shade next
Saturday, the 10Th. This. meet
ing has been called for t h e
transaction Of matters Of much
Importance to the association, and
every man who is interested in
the purposes of the organization
is urged to be present. DR..
Robard, the government agent,
will be present.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-18

Caleb Evans, who lives near
town is selling out his possess
sions and will leave this week
with his family for Portia, where
he will make his home.
Elder j. II. Curry began a
series of meetings at the Christ
ian church here last Sunday.
The services are being attended
by large congregations.
r. e. SempIe, one of Rich
woods townships most success.
full farmers, was in the city We'd
nesday, He has our thanks for
a renewal of subscription.
DR., j. R, Stockard, the we'll
known dentist, was here Monday
returning to Ash Flat from Bar
rem Fork, where he spent a few
days carpentering on teeth.
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch
Hazel SaIve is recommended a.
the best thing to use for piles,
It is, of course, good for any,
thing where a salve is needed.
Beware Of limitations. Sold by
W. G. Snow.
A marriage license was issued
the latter part of last week tc
Joseph WalIing, aged 20, and
America Freeman, aged 27. both
Of the Poughkeopsie section.
W, Il. Jack and family left this
week for Checotah, Okla, To
take up their residence. They
are good people and their going
is regretted by many friends.
Melvin Stokes and wife left to,
day for Checotah, OKLA, where
/ thew will reside in the rnnre
Their many friends reggeL-aa
they have left Evening Shade,
P, G. Kinks, one Of the Rec,
ord's good friends in johnson
township, was a visitor to towl
tho first part Of the week an,
made this office a very pIoasan
visit,
Ransom Davidson, Of the firm
Of Davidson & Go, Of Love, wa
in town one day this week, II
has our gratitude for q dollar Of
subscription and an order for j9'
. printing
Judge j, W, Smith returned t
Hot Springs the first part Of th
week whero he win continue talk
3 ing treatment for rheumatism
He believes be will be porma
nonJy cured.
KJdol win, without doul
make your stomach strong an
will almost instantly relieve yo
Of all the symptoms Of indigcs
" ton, It viii do this becauso,t
made up Of the natural oisges
tine juices Of the stomach d
o combined that IL completely dI
, gost3 the food Just a9 the 8JOm
O mach will do it, 40 you see KodC
n can't fail to help you and hel
3 you promptly, It Ia sold here b
w. G, Snow,
Ernest Halliburton BROUGHT th
election returns down fro
a Jackson township Wednesday
. lIo ia proud that his township
D the banner good roads baIiwio
$ in tho county,
Subscribe now!
ssa--s@sss-s-
! YNe2eNl EeNH
Sharp County record., 1908-09-18
local NEWS.
Pull for the school.

The school bell will ring next,
Monday.
Pink Smith of Sidney was in
the city Wednesday.
W. II. SPOTS of Reed was a
visitor to town Wednesday.
Amendment No. 10 was not in
the running in Sharp county.
G.. W. Smith, the Poughkeep-
sic merchant, was here Tuesday,
The poll tax amendment car
ried Sharp county by a large ma
jority.
A. B. Ware of Calamino was a
caller at Record headquarters
Tuesday.
Hon. w. Il. Davidson Of lizard
county was visitor to the city
Tuesday.
S. P. Murphy Of Center was
looking after some business here
Wednesday.
Mrs. G.. w. Parsley is suffering
from an attack Of typhoid fever
in a mild form.
e. G, Ball, a substantial cid-
zen of Sullivan township, was in
town Wednesday.
Whiskey license seems to have
been defeated by an increased
majority in this county.
Our old friend b. ], Flanagan
Of Poughkeepsie was a pleasant
caller one day this week.
w. A. Edwards has lost twen-
one head Of cattle within the past
few weeks from Texas fever.
Clint Burkett, a stock dealer of
Thayer, Mo-, spent several days
in Evening Shade this week.
Miss Annie Wilson closed a
term of school in district rs, u few
miles from town, last Friday,
"Uncle Oliver" Rogers o.
King Mills was a business yisi-
tor to town one day this week,
Milton Stokes left Monday lol
Memphis whero he will buy his
fall and winter stock Of merchan'
disc,
The camp meeting at CaIamin,
closed Sunday night The meet
ing is said to have been a sue
cess.
Albert Moser left WednesdO,
for Pryor Creek, OkIao after
visit with his parents and friend
here,
DeWitFs Little Early Riser
are small pills, easy to take, gen
tie and sure, Sold by W,
Snow,
j, j, Swallord and family q
Center were here Sunday, tn
guests Of Mr., and Mira, W. q
Smith,
Judge j. +. Rains and ramil
Of Jonesboro came in Tuosda
for n visit with relatives an
friends.
George Johnson Of Cornish
Okla, formerly Of Poughkocpsi,
sends the Record a check o
subscription
j, H. Nan20nt, who lives nca
town, will leave this week lc
Craighead county, whore no on
poets to locate,
Prosecuting Attorney Herr
left Saturday for Mountain Hon
where the Baxter circuit court
in session THE week,
Our good friend IT, j Worel a
Ash Flat was In to see ua a shor
while Wednesday, while IN towl
on business matters,
j, G, Hooker Of Jonesyllo wa
loIkinp n flor gonin buginpva han,
Sharp County record., 1908-09-18

County Examiner James NJ.
Simpson Of Cave City is holding
t h G quarterly examination Of
teachers at this place today.
Miss Ollie Davidson left Satur-
day for Ravenden Springs,
where she has a position in the
school, which opened Monday.
p. J. Puckott Of Izard county
was here a day or two this week
meeting old friends and attend
ing the meeting at the Christian
church.
j, T. Spurlock, a good citizen
Of Davidson township, was in
town Tuesday looking after some
matters Of business in the pro-
bate court,
W. C. Shaver and his daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred, left Tuesday
for Harrisburg, where they will
spend a few days as the guests
Of relatives.
Harye Ritchie Of Ash Flat,
who is teaching at BIanyille, was
a visitor to town Saturday, Hc
made US glad with dollar on
subscription.
The more prosperous the
school that opens next Monday
becomes the more prosperous
will the town become. Remen-
Der that fact,
James O. Wasson, the poem
and prose writer from Wild Cal
Corner, was in this city a shor
while Wednesday and made US a
pleasant call,
L. p. Collins handed us dol.
lar the other day for which his
niece, Mrs. Daisy Alien Of Paris
Tenn, will receive the BecorC
another year.
G. NJ. Brickle was up from hi
home in Sullivan township thu
latter part Of last week. He i.
thinking Of moving his family I,
Evening Shade,
William Benach Of Hardy Sc
cured q license to wed Miss Flor
? Hardin, a popular young lady o
3 Davidson township, the latte
b part Of last week,
viii Turner Allen Davidson
q CleVe Moser and John Edward
= went to Calamine Saturday an
attended the closing services q
the Holiness meeting,
Y Scott township voted for whis
A key license Monday for the frs
4 time in years and years, TN
vote Monday was n for ljcens
and A. against license,
. John A, Crabtree, one Of ii
8 Records good rrienda at MobIel
was in town Wednesday, II
., brought up the election rcturr
y from the state Of Scott, and wa
feeling little blue over the roN,
tax vote,
The sharp County Teacher.
y Association will hold u sossto
y here tonight and will also be
u session tomorrow, 1t seems
us that not enough interest
!, taken in this organization by Tn
>, toochers Of the county
n The Confederate penaio
checks arrived from Litlo Roc
IT the latter part Of last wook an
~ can now ho secured from Tn
. clerk by those who are on Ch
pension rolls, A number Of th
X.Confederales have been her
" this week getting their money,
a Last Monday was the date 70
the meeting Of the board o
equalization, but the meeting ha
been poaJponed until tho 5ocon
' Monday in October, The boar
]
Sharp County record., 1908-09-18

ville's best young citizens, was
here Tuesday. He has recently
accepted a position as travelling
salesman for the William r,
Moore Dry Goods Co, of Mem
phis, and is having a good trade.
Kodol will, in a very short
time, enable the stomach to do
the work it should do, and the
work it should do is to digest all
the food you eat, When the
stomach can't do it Kodol does it.
for it and in the meantime the
stomach ia getting stronger and
able to take up its regular natur-
al work again, Kodol digests all
you eat. 1t makes the stomach
sweet and it is pleasant to take,
1t is sold here by W, C,Snow,
Berry Smith died at his home
three miles below town last Sun
day from appendicitis, following
an illness of ten days. The bur-
ial occurred at the brick church
cemetery, near Sidney, Monday,
The deceased leaves a wife and
several children.
The Holiness people began a
camp meeting at Gray's Spring,
near Cave City, Wednesday.
The evangelist who had charge
Of the CaIamine meeting has
control Of this meeting
Judge Kelley convened pro"
bate court here Monday, ad-
Ijourning the term Wednesday
Business with the administrators
and guardians occupied the at
tention Of the court principally,
Many people suffer a great
deal from Kidney and Bladder
troubles, During the past few
years much Of this complaint has
been made unnecessary by the
use Of DoWitcs Kidney and
Bladder Pills, They are anti
cepdc and are highly reco n''
monded for weak back, back.
ache, rheumatic pains, inlam-
nation Of tho bladder and all
other annoyanccs due to weak
kidneys, They are sold by W,
c Snow,
The series Of meetings at the
Methodist church closed Thurs"
day night Of last week, Rev,
Ellis Of Cave City preached some
good sermons while the meeting
was in progress, but not enough
intereal was taken i'm the eervices
to justify the meeting continuing
longer,
Rev, Andy =, Bitchie Of Ash
Flat will begin u protaotod
meeting at the Christian church
here on The third Sunday in thi,
month, Rev, Ritohie Is an able
and foroeful preacher and the
meeting held by him Last yeai
resulted in much od,:Nowark
Journal,
A, *, Roberts Of Holly Grove
Monroe county, Is spending the
week in Evening Shade in thC
interest Of the W, O, W, order
lie will deliver a lecture mex
Monday night at the odd Eel,
lows hall on the subject Of Wood
craft and everybody is invited Il
come out and hear him,
When you have a cold yot
} may be sure that it has beer
caused indirectly from oonstipa.
and consequently you must frs
Of all take something to NOV,
the bowels, This is what made
lionnedy'e Laxative Cougl
Syrup 80 successful and so gen,
orally demanded, It dooa no
ooneOIpate like most Of tho ol,
foahIoned cough cures, but Of
Che other hand II gently move
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THAW CASE AT THE
ORPHEUM THEATER

The Majestic Amusement Company
will put on some extra attractions at
the Orpheum theater next week.
Moving pictures will be shown de-
picting the sensational Thaw case ard
trial These films have been obtained
at great expense and are expected to
make an instant hit with the pleasure
loving public.
The Thaw case will be shown on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, and on these nights as an
additional attraction. the world-famous
play, Two Orphans" will be repro
duced. Everybody has heard about
this play but the question of cost pre-
vents its being brought to Hawaii.
The next best thing to seeing the Two
Orphans" acted, however, is to enjoy
it by moving picture process and this
may be done at the Orpheum next
week at popular prices.
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THE LECTURE THIS EVENING.

AT Central Union church lecture
room this evening DR.. a. n. Sinclair
will make the third popular address
of the Red Cross series. The subject
will be Cholera" and an interesting
account of the disease will be given.
There will be briefly sketched the his
tory of cholera from its earliest ap-
pearance, with short accounts of va
rious great epidemics in the Orient and
elsewhere. DR.. Sinclair will explain
closely the chief points concerning in
lection and protection, with hints on
treatment. etc.
These lectures are for the general
public and are free. The purpose of
this portion of Red Cross activity is to
inform the greatest possible number
of people on the subject presented, to
the end that a large and effective force
for disease fighting may be readily
available in case of need.