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On a Hot Day a Cold

bottle OF .'Old Glory is welcome to all.
VI refreshes. revives. satisfies. See that
This superior dark beer is kept on hand.
Phone .Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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Carpets Taken Up, Cleaned and
Stored. Lowest prices f. p IIinkel & Co.
4sS Maine ave. s.w. Phone Main 2O23
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Sd & Ind. Ave. N. W, Star Branch.

Butler & Fields Pharmacy, Sd and In
diana avenue northwest. receives Want
Ads" for The Star. Wanted Help anC
Rooms for Rent advertisements are onl,
cent per word each Insertion.
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You'll Enjoy Connecticut Pies,

because they are made In the best way
of the hest ingredients. All good kinds
fresh every day at all grocers'.
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Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned
like new. Star Laundry Cleaning Co. 1916
l4th. Telephone. my29- 1Ots
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Baltimore & Ohio II. r. Excursion,
81 90 to Harpers Ferry, Hallt"wn. Charles
Town Summit Point, Wadesyille and
Winchester and return Sunday. June :.
Special train leaves Union station am
Advt
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Chicago Jewel Gas Ranges Are the
hest c. A. Muddman & Co.. Clio 18th n. W.
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Three Cakes Rabbits Best Soap
for loc June at all OF j. T. d. Pyles
stores.
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CITY ITEMS.

Good, First-Class Hay. Is Cents Per
hundred. Clarendon Smith. 9TH and X
Phone NJ 80 t.l-tf
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Order Reisinger's Ice Cream,
800 gal; soc u gal. Serial No. 1851
~, {, st NV Phone vi. 80.
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Marine Band Chevy Chase Lake
every evening. Dancing. Admission free
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Steamer Trenton Not Being Repaired

Watch for a City-Rand.e Highlands
AdYt.
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$1.25 Sunday-Bluemont & Return.
| Leave Washington & 9:15 am; So Ry.
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Sharp County record., 1908-07-31
ADpliCatiOl To Sell Lands.

Notice Ia hereby given that The undersigned an
guardian and curator of Fay and Golllc Medley
minors, will apply by petition 10 The Sharp Pro.
bate Court for che Southern District, NJ Ia Sep.
tember term, 1908, for an order 70 sel the follow.
Inn lands and lots, to-wti beginning nj an Iroh
stake on the north side Of Main street. 10 feet
eas, from the store house built by DR., SnA Brown,
owned by 9, W, Shaver q SOM thence north oO
feet. thence east 10 the west line Of Cochran and
Jones land ~ feet more or lessI thence east Of
south with said line Of Cochran and Jones
and W. u, Cochran TO che aofth side Of Main
Streets thence weat 10 the beginning corner, said
land being the east part Of lot ", Evening shadel
according 10 the plat Of aald town, And tho lot
being ou ths south aide Of Man street Al the
norihwset corner Of tho Jehn D Mecsleb residence
lot, No 40, thence westwardly with the line Of
said street 10 the east line Of the wssson lot, No
IN. thence south with said line 10 the southeast
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31
Mortgage Sale Of Personal
Property.

BY virtue Of cbattlc mortgage with power o.
sale eS acuted by j. A. Lamar AprillT 1908, I,
Upham, Gordon n Co.,, said mortgage having
been filed and duly ,botracted ON the 22nd day OF
Amdl, l90s on page 4S Book II. OF minutes Of
mortgages, In the clerks sillcDfor the Southern
District Of Sharp County, Arkansas, default hav.
Ing been made In the payment Of the sum Of two
hundred and twenty.nne and 26-l0O dollars and
interest. the undersigned mortgages will offoi
for sale TO the hlghest bidder for cash In hand
the following described personal property TO-
wit:
Two black and white spotted horaes fourteen and
one half hands high, ten ycnrs old, one sorrcl
horse with star In forehead fftcon and one half
hands high gcvon years old and one bay marc nf-
teen md ono half hands high nine years old,
Said sale will be had In front Of the bank
building In the town Of Cave City, County Of
Sharp, State Of Arkansas. on Saturday. August
the sth. 1908 between the hours of nine o'clock
In the forenoon and six o'clock In the afternoon
of said day. This July 2Sth, 1908
Upham, Gordon d Co., Mortgagccs,
James W. Smith, Attorney,
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31
G A & A. MEN E :.

Mrs. A. B. Ware is on the puny
list this week.
Craig Edwards is sporting a
new buggy. LooR out for him,
girls.
Miss Odessia McCabe mas been
confined to her bed for a, few
days with tonsiitis.
The Farmers Union members
of this place att nded the Union
rally at Haw Grove Monday.
|. N. Sparks and his daughter,
Emma, Of Pougekeepsie we're
visiting relatives in this section
Sunday.
| Rev. j. F. Butler filled Rev.
James appointment here Sun.
day. There was a good congre-
cation out to hear him.
W.. E. Taylor of this place has
sold his farm to- Walter Cooper of
near Smithville. Mr.. Taylor
contemplates' moving out west
shortly
Our merchant, j. G. McGee,
and w. A. Barnett. j. G. Ed
wards and Burdette Baker made
a trip'to Batesville Thursday on
business.
The Shelbyville' and Calamine
ball teams played a game at this
place Saturday evening. The
score stood II to s in favor OF
Shelbyville.
Misses Virgie Parsley, Fannie
Edwards, Eta Edwards and
Berry Ware attended the picnic
at Anneville last week, They
report good time.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31
GOV. LITTLE IN SANITARIUM.
Upon The Advice Of Specialists Is
Taking Treatment At St. Joseph.

Greenwood, July 24.-Gov.
John S. Little, accompanied by
Dr.. Hesterly, left here this morn
ing for st. Joseph, Mo-, where
Gov. Little will be treated in a
private hospital.
During the past several months
several prominent specialists
have been'in Greenwood for the
purpose Of examining Gov. Little
and all have made the same di-.
agnosis, that he is suffering from
melancheha and that there is
every indication that he will re-
cover. None of the physicians
was able to say how soon the
governor would recover, but all
were emphatic in their opinion
that his ultimate recovery ist GER,
tain.
About three weeks ago an
eminent specialist from St.. Louis
came to Greenwood at the request
Of the Little family, and, after
spending a week at the Little
residence. advised that the gov
error be sent to a. private sani-'
tarium. After Investigation, the
physician suggested the sanitar.
ium in' ST. Joseph, and the gov
ernor left for that city this morn
ing.
DR.. Hesterly, who has been
with Governor Littie almost con-
stantly, says the governors gen.
eral health is excellent, but that
he'is still nervous.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31
INDEPENDENCE COUNTY NEWS.
(From The Batesville Guard.) }


Some enterprising farmer might
be induced to NOW our streets
and sidewalks for the great
amount Of hay he might secure
thereby.
Walter Denison is spending a
few days at Cushman. He has
railroad contracts in Oklahoma
and Texas and will return there
soon.
Mayor Coleman has issued six
warrants against parties who
have failed to cause the weeds to
be cut on their sidewalks, and
others will follow.
Deputy Marshal Maloy came
in this morning with Frank Har-
ris Of Tupelo, charged with the
illegal sale of whiskey. Upon
examination before Commissioner
Parse he was dismissed.
Hon. W. A. OldGeld was dan
gersously sick al his home in
this city yesterday, being attack.
cd with - chill which lastedoabout
three hours. Following the chill
he had extremely high fever, and
for a time his condition was seri-
Gus.
There will be a picnic ut Cush-
man August 10 under the aus
pices OF the Farmers Union. The
picnic to have been given the
4th of July had to be abandoned,
on account of sickness, and from
that fact The one TO be given will
be on q larger scale and will be
one Of the best in the county.
independence county has
added her part to the fruit ship
ments 80 far this season., especi-
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31
Child Carried Deadly Snake.

AT Rogers q few days ago tho
3.yoar.old daughter Of W. y.
Despair came into tho house
carrying a eopperhead snake, one
Of the most venomua reptiles
found 10 this country. The child
dropped tho snake at the COM
mand Of the frightened parents,
and the reptile was soon killed.
The child was not bitten.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31
REED s { K Z EK.

n J. w. Mcleod had business at
EBatesville Saturday.
A rain, which was very much
needed, fell here Monday.
\ Arthur Johnson Of Batesville
10 visiting here This week.
John Girtman made a business
"Trip to Poughkeepsic last week.
Sam Johnson, who went to
Eockhart to work recently, re-
burned Monday.
Dal rogers and wife OF this
place visited their son.. Van Rog-
prs, at Jesup Saturday and Sun
day,
r. H. Mobley Of Emery was
here Monday, lie says Ne Is
going TO be q drummer right
away.
Rev, Carter Of Halle Grove
|spent Sunday night here, the
0guest Of the family Of B. f.,
Mitchell,
Quite a number Of our people
Nave been attending the meeting
at Cross Eoads conducted by
Rev. Ellis, and all report an in
teresting time.
Aunt Sallie" Mobley died
July 23d and was buried the day
following at Fairview. "Aunt
Sallle" was 81 years old, and
leaves four children, two Boys
and two girls, and o host Of
friends TO mourn her 10 SO.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31
An Unusual Claim.

Hon. II. l.. Ponder Of Walnut
Ridge has filed a novel claim
against the Iron Mountain rail-
road In connection with the death
OF two very fine COWS. Recently
he lost two blooded COWS, and In.
vestigation showed they died
from Texas fever. Mr., Ponder
claims tho fever was contracted
by tho cows from fever ticks
thrown out Of the cattle cars at
tho railroad cattle pens, as II Is
tho cuetom OF tho railroad em-
ployee TO clean the cattle cars at
the stock pens while the cattle
are heing rested and fed.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31
s II E L By WILLIE.

Health in general is very good
, in this vicinity.
J. W. Milligan will work in the
blacksmith shop here in the
future.
Ex.Judge Calvin Mobley of
Reeds Greek was in, our town
one day lately.
Oscar Copdell and'C. W. Bun
dy had business at Halle Grove
Thursday of last week. -.
james, Brummitt, the grocery
salesman, was interviewing our
merchants one day the pastweek.
Ben Gates and wife of Hazle
Grove are visiting their daughter,
. Mrs. O. T.. Cordell, of this place.
S. l.. Wilmuth, a prominent
citizen of Hazel Grove, was in
this city Wednesday of last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Burge have had q
very sick baby the past week,
b,U the little one is improving
now.
Pearl hunting is all the go here
8now. Most everybody who
8hasn't been is going next week.
&John 7. Nelson weat to the river
lone day the pastweek and found
d pearl for which he was offered
S25. However, he did not sell,
but has shipped it to a buyer in
$Chicago.
The I. O, @. F. lodge, at a re"
cent meeting, passed resolutions
looking to- the early completion
of their hall at this place, and it
His, proposed to- have the work
&done at once. Let's all come
Hout to our next meeting and
make an unanimous effort toward
&the upbuiiding Of Odd Fellow
&ship and for the effusion of the
principles of benevolence and
charity in this community.
Quite a number Of our citizens
went to Calamine last Saturday
ITO witness the ball game between
the boys here and the team at
that place. This writer was there
land during the first half of the
game we thought our boys would
be showed under, but in the fifth
Inning the tide turned and from
then on 1t was q walk over for the
Shelbyville team. The score was
NJ to s in favor Of Shelbyville.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31
Small Indebtedness.

The present Indebtedness Of
Baxter county, according to the
statement just published, is
ST, 754.93, which is nearly $1,000
less than ii was a year ago.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31

ally peaches. There have been
thirty-th three cars shipped from
this county, including points
from O'Nealito Sulphur Rock on
the White River division, at an
average of about $3.50 per car,
amounting to S11, $50.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31

corner thereof thence west with the south line oi
said lot 10 the northeast eerher of the Abernethy
lot No. II, thence south to the northwest corner
Of the j u, May lot No. 3D. thence east 10 i-2
rods to the west line Of the w. r. Stokes lot No.
s5 and thence north on the said Stokes and Nc
Caleb's weat lines 10 the place Of beginning, be.
ng The north part Of lot No, VI In Evening
Shade, according to the plat Of said town, belong.
ng TO said minors for the maintenance and edu.
cation Of said nihOfs and for renvestment,
Lille II. Medley.
Guardian and Curator
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31
A She Blind Tiger.

At Fort Smith q few day ago
Mrs. George Henry was arrested,
charged with running a blind
tiger. 1t is alleged the woman
has been conducting tiger and
gambling joint for some time.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31

There IL no summer vacation
In the Springfield Business Cob
lege, President j, A. Taylor
says young men entering now
can placed In good situations In
tho fall, A number from THO
county should 20 to that good
school.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31
M 0 B L EY.
Health is again very good.

| 80 'S'y SNSN wa
dition here.
John Mobley sold a fine young
filly to Will West last week.
Jack Heard is the champion
marble player, and We find him
at Dan Lewallen's almost every
day into a game.
/ Thurman Gardner was in this
section Saturday. We know
two or'three girls that are "dead
gone'' on Thurman up here.
"Aunt Sallie"' Mobley of this
place died last week. She was
about ninety years of age and
good old lady, Mrs. Ellen Bar
nett of Grange, another good
woman, died last week..
| George and Press Wiikerson,.
sons of Joe Wilkerson, missed a
part of last week in school on ac-
count of chilla. They are bright
boys, and we hope they won't
miss any more Of the school.
Otho Matheny Is a. great fellow
! and a good writer. We'll bet he
Hasn't forgotten the rare, red
night we had of il the last time
we were together. Lot him write
another good letter for the Rec
ord sometime.
| P. Pinkston, D. M. Lewallen,
John Crabtree, w. H. West and
this writer went to Shelbyville
Saturday on business. If Bundy
says any Of US played cards he'll
be sighted to appear here for
contempt of court.
Perhaps not more than half a
hundred people in Sharp county
know that there lives in our
county one of the most brilliant
and versatile writer's Of this gen.
Eeration. We refer to w. S,
Morgan of Hardy, a gentleman
whom we do not know personally
but whose writings we read with
Interest. He is to'many of our
county despised Populist; tt
the few he is wonderfully gifted
man, and some day we predict
that his neighbors will show hin
the appreciation and recognition
tEat his genius deserves. W.
| have often disagreed with him or
political economy, but our some
what similar experiences in poll
tics would perhaps make Of VI
congenial acquaintances. w
+ hope to make his acquaintance
sometime, and trust that his con.
tributions to our southern maga'
zines and journals may continue
O we'll merited stanchion TO the
neglected literature OF this Sec
ton.
The older we grow the less VIC
know we know and the more we
know we can never know. We
can not always solve tho why OF
the things we love best, and why
ii is often the abstruse in senti-
ment which wooes our wander
ing fancy. We count time not
by hours or years, but by what
comes into our life--what we feel.
We sin against the right often.
Even 30 tho best Of us forget,
therefore we consider ourselves
not better nor worse than the
commonality. We are as free in
our thinking as the air we
breather as uncertain in oup
mood as tomorrow's wind, We
have read the cant Of some the
world calls great. In the jargon
Of politics we read Bryan and
marvel ut his oratory, but, as q
thinker we place Tom Watson on
the topmost pinnacle. This 10
oup settled conviction and no man
can change it. With most OF tho
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
scnator McNeirs Statement.

Bridgeport, Sept r., Senator Archi- bald McNeil today gave out state nent regarding tho use of hls name at the convention in Hartford, yesterday as follows: My name would not have been considered at Hartford with my consent in connection with tho guber- material nomination had not It been represented to me that 1t was my duty to tho party because there seemed to he no available candidate willing to accept tic honor. had previously an- nounced my unwilIingness to enter the field for good and sufficient reasons as thought for my attitude. But was so strongly urged by my friends in diff ferent parts of the state 10 reconsider my action that I finally consented and agreed to accept the nomination if 1t were thought best In the Judgment of the delegates that should do so. when learned that Judge Robertson's friends Insisted upon contest I imme- dately requested the withdrawal of my name. appreciatethe devotion of all who ioyally supported mo. The nom'n- ation of Judge Robertson Is satisfac- tory to me"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
HUGHES AND CHaNbEn MEET
Ovation Given Rival Candidates at
 Syracuse State Fair.

Syracuse, N Y, Sept 17,--Governor Charles F. Hughes and Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chsnler. meeting hero to-day at the state fair on the common ground of their ofr1- cal duties to the state, received tho enthusiastic plsudlts of probably the largest crowd that ever gathered with In the fair grounds. Governor Hughes and MT. Chanler first met and elasped hands at flag raising at the Acade- my of the Sacred Heart. in thls city, early In the forenoon, and there. as we'll ss at the fair grounds, the sig. nificance of their meeting so soon after opposite political parties had named them as their respective stand ard bearers in tho coming state cam psignfi, was not lost upon the great throngs
 The two men were very cordial In their greetings, and neither at any time during the day let politics enter Into the celebration
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
HUNTING GROUNDS
 OF THE RED MEN Great Council Chooses Dates and Places for Future
 Conventions. SESSIONS AT AN END Long Discussion at Bridgeport Over Proposition to Increase Per Cap
 ita Ta1--Appolntmcnts Made.
SESSIONS AT AN END

Bridgeport, Sept. f7.-The Great Council of tho United states, Improved Order of Red Men, today at It's closing session selected Detroit. Michigan, as tho place of the great council session next year; Cleveland in 1aN; Colum- bus, O.. in 1911. and Cincinnati in 1912 In selecting these cities 50 far ahead the finance committee had in view the financial condition of the order and the necessity of economy in holding the great council sessions The cities named arc near the geographical cen. ter of the country.
 The council repealed all action rcla- tive to the establishment of national home for the families of members at Louisville. ky IL was explained that the committee favored the present plan of having the widows and or phans cared for In the homes of friends pr members or the ofOer.
 There was long discussion over the proposition to increase the per capita tax. The plan was to impose the tax on state bodies irrespective of the mum | Der of members the present plan be- l ing to impose the per capita tax of 15 cents on each member up to 3o,0o0 and not on the number over the that figure. As there are 60.000 members In some states the increase would be consider able The proposition failed of a two | thirds vote, which was necessary. An other subject which provoked discus sion was the report of tho committee on ceremonial and this report went over until next year.
 The delegates received their mileage and expenses today IL requiring about $23,000 to pay them off.
 The great council of Kentucky pat given permission to erect an orphans home.
 | This afternoon there were public me plorial services for the deceased great chiefs, and tho public "raising to their stumps" of the newly elected great | chiefs,
 The great 1ncohonee announced the following appointments:
 Great board of appeals Benjamin F Mercy, Pennsylvania
 Committee on tinance-Frank IT. Wy. man, Massachusetts: Truss Connell Pennsylvania John A. Holmberg, Col. orado.
 Committee on judiclary-A. c Ruth, erford, Tennessee; Thomas I. Mckeon Minnesota: H. H, Denhart, Kentucky.
 Committee on ceremonies-T Thomas K Donnalley, Pennsylvania; John " Virginia. T. ]. Bell, Washington
 Board of control of Red Mems leagu' ---J. K. O'Connor, New York; Charle C. Mcintyre, Delaware; F. IT. Jordan Maine: R. T Goodman, North Caro lima; C. B. Libby, Kansas.
 Orphans fund advisory board--M A Marks. Ohio; T., D. Wiley. Iowa, " " Hyronemus, Tennessee; T. +. Peck inpaugh. Ohio, Joseph Ryan, Texas
 Special committee on old men--T. K Donnalley, Pennsylvania Robert I Daniel. Georgia. Ralph Gregory. Indi ana, A, H. Patton, Massachusetts Thomas C, Harrison, Indiana. Immediately at the conclusion of tn public services the great council wen into secret session, and will probabl
 stay in session until all the business concluded, which 1t Is expected will |
 about o'clock.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
Many War Veterans.

Bristol, Sept. 17.--Ciyil war veter. ans 10 the number of 100 with their families and friends, bringing the total attendance up to about two hundred gathered at Lake Compounce to-day for the annual reunion of the Six teenth regiment Connecticut Nolun- teers. A number of addresses were made including ono by Rev. Dr Joseph II T'wichell of Hartford, Dr TNichelI was later made an honorar. member of the organization. The fol. lowing officers were chosen. President Colonel r. w, Cheney of South Man chester vice presidents, Thomas D Robinson of Bristol Captain Charles Dixon of Winsted. secretary ant treasurer, George n. Whitney of Eas Hartford: historian IT ". Relyea O New Britain