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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-31

more 5, Rochester 8; second game, Baltimore 2, Rochester 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-31
Eastern League.

At Newark s. BuaaIo g. A TorOuto-Toronfo 2, Jersey Ctr (I3 inninksf.
 At No1tresl-Prnridprre q Man trsal s C1s inuinxsy.
 At Rochsstsr-FIrst zane, Bzlti-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-31
South Atlantic League.

Al COlumbia-Szvznnah 2. Col umbia O.
 A Jacksoaville-Jacksonville 2. Macon Q.
 At charleston-Augusta s. Charleston i.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-31
Round the World Race Ends.

Paris, July 31.-The American car in the New York to Paris automobile race reached Paris.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-31

the 2:12 pacing race. is owned by
 D. T. Hart of this city. It is the first time that the horse has been ia such fast company. but he has been known to show better than 2:07 and may be heard of later.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-31

At Worcester-Worcester 4, Fall River 3.
 At Haverhill-Haverhill 5, Law renee 0.
 At Lynn-Lynn 0, Brockton (15 innings).
 At Lowell-New Bedford 6. Low ell 3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-31
American Association.

At Toledo-Minnsapolis (, Toledo I ti2 inningsl.
 Al Indianspoiis-Kansss City 5. Indianapolis g.
 Al LOuisyille-iouisville 10. NfI- waukee ..
 At Columbus-CoIumbus Is. s Paul 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-31
Western Ieague.

At omaha-omaha 5. Denver Q. At Lincoln-Lincoln 2. Sioux City 1.
 At Des Moines-Des Moines 6 Pueblo IS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-31
NEW HAVEN WAS EASY.

Springfield, July 31.-As if to atone for any bad breaks of the pre- vious day, the Ponies performed at their prettiest pace on Hampden park yesterday afternoon, putting 1t all over New Haven at every angle. With Jack Hess doing the heaving and getting solid support at every stage, the visitors were never in the hunt. Bone's boys were as meek in Springfield as they were pugnacious In Holyoke. They took their shank ing to the tune of to 1. and looked their thanks that it was no worse. The score:
 R.H.E. Springfield. O0O321OO.-ssO s Q N. Haven. 000s1 100OO0-l
 Batteries-Hess and Connor. Carrick and Murray.
 Sacrifice hits. Connor 2: stolen bases, Maggert. Standard; two base hits, Burns 2, Sherwood 2: bases on balls, on Hess 2. off Carrick 2: lef, on bases. Springfield 5, New Haven |; struck out, by Hess 2, by Carriek l; batter hit, Hayel; double plays Hess. Burns and Yale; stankard Burns and Yale; time. ih 2Om; um, pire. Finn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-31

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-31
Cotton States League.
New England League,

At Monroe-Jackson 8, Monroe O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-31

Milton s. IT. vhO vas dizsanesd In
Sharp County record., 1908-08-21
LOCAL NEWS.
A fine rain fell Tuesday.

W. p. Williams was here from
Richwoods township Wednesday,
w. G, Holt, one Of our readers
at King Mills, was q pleasant
visitor Wednesday.
John II, Stalnaker Of Laura
town, Lawrence county, is now
reader Of the Record,
Fred e. Wilson lett Monday
for Terral, Okla, where he will
take charge of a school,
Sharp County record., 1908-08-21
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

Representatives., NJ, Street.
County Judg6-W. H, Kelley
Clerk-Arthur Sullivan,
Sheriff-W. O, Smith.
Assessor-W. e, Smith.
Treasurer-S. D. Johnston.
Surveyor-Mack TounsIeay.
Sharp County record., 1908-08-21

.sss-s..,...-a-- .'-,>s-.r-a
Elmer EiIks, a young man Of
Benton, who had been visiting
his parents few miles west Of
town for several days, returned
to his home Wednesday.
George Parsley, the black
smith, accidentally ran q horse
shoe nail in his knee several
days ago and suffered consider
able pain for a few days.
Melvin b. Stokes and William
II, Jack left the latter part Of last
week for Oklahoma. They are
thinking Of leaving Arkansas
and are looking for another To-
cation,
Dr. A. M. Nicks of Biggors,
Randolph county, formerly q
resident Of Evening Shade, was
here this week visiting friends
and attending to some matters Of
business,
S, p, Murphy, one Of the Rec
ord's best friends in Morgan
township, was in tho city a few
days ago, lie has the thanks Of
this shop for a dollar on SUBJ
scription,
Prof, b, A, Spradlin Of Raven"
den Springs, principal Of the
school there, was here Sunday,
returning home from I2ard coun-
ty, where he has been in the in
terest Of his school,
The Southern District grand
jury adjourned Friday after re"
turning only three bills Of jndict-
mont, This is one Of the small
lest results ever produced by a
grand jury in Sharp county,
owen G, Shaver, who went to
Hot Springs O few weeks ago to
be treated for rheumatism, is
improving rapidly he writes his
family here, lie thinks he will
be able to return home shortly.
There are many limitations OF
DeWiJts CarboIi2ed Witch Haze
-olyo but just one original
Nothing else is just as good
losist ON DeWilts, It's cleans
ing, cooling and soothing, Sold
10y w. G, Snow
Grover Davidson, after spend.
ing moro than o week in rvoutnc
. Shade, loft Tuesday for Nam,
moth Spring to attend tho old
soldiers reunion a few days
after which bo wilt return to his
home at Argonta,
CoL sam II, Davidson left q
few days ago for points in west.
ern Arkansas and Oklahoma tc
take dcposttions in the Sullivan.
Winters c0ao, which is soon t.
come up in chanoery court n
Lawrence county
A game Of bail will be played
.at Hardy next Saturday hoDwoer
the Ash Fiat and Franklin teams
These clubs have played tive
games Jhta year. winning one
each, and the deciding game vii
be fought for on q neutral field,
The Record hos no botto
rriond than A. B, Ware Of Big
Crock township who poys rol
throo subscriptions os regularly
os the years como and go, IlD
keeps these subscriptions paid In
advance, ao May hts tribe in,
crease,
Hon, j, b, Baker Of Mel.
bourne, who was here laat wooD
attending circuit court declare.
that he will bo a candidate for
Sharp County record., 1908-08-21

Rev, W, NJ. Duren of IZard
county, the we'll known Baptist
minister is holding a series4of
meetings in t h Methodist
church here. He is beiag as
sisted by Bevs. B owIin 70 f
Salem, Allen Of Cushman and
Gray Of lizard county,
Thomas c.. Phillips Of Hardy,
William II, Jones Of Cave City
and Claude Coger of Evening
Shade, the county board Of eIoc-
ton commissioners, held d meet
ing here last Saturday, and are
making the necessary arrange
ments for the September election,
There is q strip Of country
northwest cf Evening Shade, be-
ginning q few miles out and oX-
tending to Franklin, that has not
been blessed with the good rains
that have visited other sections
the past few weeks, and in this
territory crops are badly damag-
ed,
Rev, w. A. Gray, formerly Of
this county, now Of Haskell,
Texas, was here Saturday on his
way to Hickory Valley to visit
relatives and assist in q meeting.
He declares that on his Texas
farm this year he has IT'S acres
Of cotton that will yield bale
to the acre,
Strawberry has always been
the banner democratic township
Of the county. 1t is declared
that there is bat one republican
voter in that township, and the
election commissioners had diff
Guilty in locating him when they
made out a list Of election officers
the other day,
Sheriff W. O, Smith went TO
Little Rock the latter part Of last
week taking with him Oscar
Baker, the young Scott township
boy who was given a year in the
reform school by The circuit
court last week, after he had
plead guilty to tho charge Of
horse stealing,
Walter Parsons, who was rear.
cd in 3atoayilIe, and who had
many friends in Evening Shade.
died Saturday ut Wayl@n d
Springs, Lawrence county,
whore ho had gono seeking to
restore his health, He had suf.
rorod for some Jime with pull.
monary trouble,
W. II, d. prioo writes The
Record Dbat Che Ca.amine
Springs Holiness camp meeting
begins September ICh and con.
uuuus ton days, with W. Man
ucy preacher and H. E Hort
song leader A cordial invita-.
Jioo is extended TO everybody tc
attend these meetings.
Tho IJJuo attacks or stomach
trouble aud alomach disorder,
. will undoubtedly lend To chronic
dy8pop la unlos1 you take some.
thing for % sufficient time Il
.srcOgDhon tho stomach and give
/ II time DD get VOLT If you take
. EodoI In The beginning the bac
.0Uook0 of Dyspo9Ho will bC
.0yoDdod, b0J II You allow these
IjUIo attacks TO go UNDECIDED Il
will take Eodol u longer time &c
put your stomach In good oohdl.
lion again, Get o bottle Of Ko.
dot today Sold by w. G, Snow
. w fnslNA T9>ss
Sharp County record., 1908-08-21

Signature Of LsSI12s%1Lg %eEZG@SGS%
The Evening Shade school
board has employed Prof, r, W
Hill as principal Of the next term
Of school here, Prof, Hill comes
highly recommended as an edu"
Gator Of the highest order, His
home is at present at Auburn,
New York, although he has
taught in the South, It has not
yet been decided when the school
will open and the assistant teach
ers have not yet been selected,
While in Little Rock a few
days ago Sheriff W, O, Smith
made inquiry as to the condition
Of "Doc" Jackson, who was sent
to the insane asylum from this
county some time ago, y h e
physician in charge Of that inai'
tuition inform o d him that
jackson had not improved since
his confinement and that his
actions there are similar to his
actions while confined in Jail at
this place,
Wesley Holt, who moved to
Gilmore, Oklahoma, from King
. Mills about q year ago, has oH-
porienced quite a lot Of bad luck
lately, we are informed by his
relatives in this county First
. his crop was washed away in the
spring, then Mr., Holt took sick
land was unable to work for quite
a time. one Of his children took
sick and died, and last hj7 resi-
donco and It's entire ooatonts was
destroyed by fire,
Summer complaints and other
serious ailments common in hot
weather can he traced TO the
stomach nine times out Of ten,
/ Keep The stomach in good order
right now by keeping a bottle Of
Eod9l handy in the house all the
time, but especially during lbiu
month, Take kodoI when you
feel that you need IT, That Is
the only time you need to take
KodoL just whom you need IT,
then you will not be troubled with
sour stomach, beIchi0g, gas On
the stomach, bIoating, dyspepsia
and indigestion, Sold by W, c,
Snow,
Jack Logrand Of CaIamIne,
/ who was on trial in the circuit
court last week when the Record
went to pross, was convicted by
the jgry and his punishment fix"
ed at three years in The peniCen-
tiory Legrand Is charged with
bIg0my and his trial attracted
considerable attention Tho Jury
which found him guilty was out
several hours before coming to u
verdict Legrand'a attorney,
Judge John b, MoCaleb Of
naJogyiDle, has appealed the case
Co the aupromo tourtOnl Legrand
Is out on bond pending The de.
olsion Of that court> lie gave
Sharp County record., 1908-08-21

There is no summer vacation
in the Springfield Business CoI"
Iege. President j, A, Taylor
says young men entering now
can placed in good situations in
the fall. A number from this
county should 60 to that good
school,
Sharp County record., 1908-08-21

W. C, Holt, one Of our readers
at King Mills, was q pleasant
visitor Wednesday.
John II, Stalnaker Of Laura
town, Lawrence county, is q new
reader Of the Record,
Fred E. Wilson lett Monday
for TerraI, Okla, where he will
take charge of a school.
- Mrs. W. A. Chase sends a dol.
lar for a years. reading Of the
Record from Nowata, Okla,
DeWitts Little EARLY Risors,
safe, easy, pleasant, sure, little
pills. Sold by W, c, Snow
w. r. Montgomery and wife Of
Cave township were Evening
Shade visitors one day this
week.
Rev. IG, d. Williams Of SulG-
van township was here Wednes-
day and disposed Of load Of
apples,
Mr.. and Mrs. w, II. Price re-
turned Friday from BatesyilIG
where they spent few days with
friends.
The watermelon wagons have
quit coming to town, and we
presume the crop is about eX-
hausted,
A fine son was born to Mr., and
Mrs, G. y, Evans, who live two
miles south Of town, last Satur-
day night,
Miss Mabel Metcalr has been
kept from her duties in The teIe-
phone Office several days this
week by illness,
p, G, Bear, u jolly good fellow
of Hardy, returned home Satur-
day, after spending q few days
here with friends,
Druggist W, c. Snow returned
Saturday from Hardy whore he
spent a day or two looking after
some business mattera,
h, A, Smith, a Substantial cit,
izen Of Strawberry township
helps us a dollars worth and ha,
our profound gratitude,
The heat was most oppressive
for several days prior to the rair
which fell Tuesday and this fact
made the rain doubly welcome,
A travelling sign writer struck
town one day this week and die
some attractive jobs on the fronts
Of some Of The business houses
Mrs II, u, Stout Of Hardy
who has been visiting friend,
here for several days, is i'll ut thr
home Of r. 4, pickcns, Of bilious
fever
Mira, William N, Shaver Of Nor
Buren, will receive tho Record ,
year through the courtesy Of her
brother, win Turner Of This
place,
A marriage license was issue,
the lOttor part Of last wook tJ
Ransom Philips and Miss OlollI
Lawhorn, a young couple Of H.
ard county,
Mr.. and Mrs, H. A. NorlhcutU
Of Salem spent few days here
this week, guests Of Hon, and
Mra, T. L. llerrn, Mrs, North
CUTS parents,
There Ia no such thing In Eve.
ming Shade an base bali now.
The team was broken up two or
three weeks ago when several Of
the players left town,
DR., F, NJ Cox reports the ar.
rival Of a s'pound boy at the
home Of MIR, and Mrs, James
Mitchell, who live short distance
Sharp County record., 1908-08-21
COURT EXPENSES.
Term OF Circuit Court Last Week Cost
The County Small Amount.

Through the courtesy Of Depu-
ty Clerk Justus We publish below
a statement Of the cost Of the
August term. of circuit court to
the county,
Sharp County record., 1908-08-21

Cost to county, 1854. IS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-15
PAT M'CARREN CLAN
ENDORSES THE TICKET

New York. July 14.--The Kings
county democratic general committee
adopted a resolution tonight endors-
ing the platform adopted and the
nominations made by the national
democracy at Denver and pledging a
united support to the platform and
candidates.
Senator McCarren. whose contest
ing delegation failed OF being seated
at Denver. introduced the resolution
and added:
"Never was there such overwhelm-
ing sentiment displayed in a conven-
tion for any man. The convention t.
self established precedent In nomi.
mating twice defeated candidate
Never has there been 80 high a trib.
ute paid to the personality Of one
man. Inasmueh as the democracy ol
the United states has seen III TO nomi-
nate Mr.. Bryan. the traditions of oul
organization compel us to rally to hll
support heartily"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-15
NATIONS MEMORIAL
TO CLEVELAND
San JaCinto Forest in Southern
California Renamed in Honor
of Late President,
tBy Morning journal sDeciar Isassd Wire

tBy Morning journal Special Leased Wlre.l
oyster Bay. N. Y, July t4.--Presl-
dent Roosevelt has written letter
to Mrs Glover Cleveland Informing
her of a proclamation he has signed
changing the name of the San Jacinto
national forest to the Cleveland ma
tional forest in honor Of the late for
mer president, The letter Is as fol-
lows;
"Oyster Bay, July 10, 1908.
my Dear Mrs. Cleveland: It has
recently been my privilege to sign a
proclamation changing the name OF
the San Jaclnto national forest to the
Cleveland national forest May | ex-
press to you the very great pleasure
1t gave me to take that action, a
pleasure mingled with keen sense OF
the loss to our country and to our
citizens In the death of President
Cleveland on February %. 1897
President Cleveland signed the procla-
nation creating the San Jaeinto ma
tlona forest In southern California
The date. February %, was no mere
accident since the signature of the
proclamation was planned to coincide
with the birthday OF our first presi-
dent.
president Cleveland was one OF the
first to recognize the need OF forest
preservation and the creation Of the
San Jaclnto and other forest reserves
with total area OF 25.6s8.320 acres
was one OF the results Of his foresight
in this direction. Throughout his life
he took great interest IN conserving
the natural resources OF the. nation
and I particularly regretter his In
ability to attend tho meeting Of gov
ernors In May because that meeting
was in part the fruit Of seed ne had
sown years ago. The name Of Grover
Cleveland will always be prominently
identified with the movement 20 pro
tect the forests of ythe United statei
and II seemed 70 me emineutly fittinl
that one Of the forests which he Gre
ated should bear his name Throughout
all time.
sincerely qours
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-15
STATES
TO ASSIST
MEXICO
BORDER RAIDERS WILL
FIND ROUGH SHEDDING
GarriSonS Along Rio 6rande
and Arizona Frontier to Be
Strengthened in Order to Pre-
vent Violation Of Neutrality,

IBy Morning Journal specinl Leased Wira.E
Washington. ID. c., July liam
bassador Creel of Mexico who was
in conference with Acring Secretary of
state Bacon, regarding the alleged vio-
lation of the neutrality law along the
Mexican border was given again the
most positive assurance of the inten-
tions of this government to prosecute
all neutrality offenders. An increase
of the army posts on the border is
possible as Mexico already has indi-
Gated her intention of adding to the
number she already has. There are
several army posts along the border
between Mexico, Texas and Arizona.
Four of these are garrisoned, viz:
and Mcintosh, Texas. The remaining
three are forts Duncan. Ringgold and
Brown, now in the hands of caretak~
ers If necessary to insure a strict
compliance with the neutrality laws
and prevent the operations of mgra-
tory parties into Mexico, these three
posts also will be garrisoned, the
troops in all probability being taken
from some of the near posts.
An effort also will ne made for a
more liberal application of the extra
ditlon laws so that persons claiming
immunity on the ground that the
charges against them are political, but
who. it Is found afterwards, have been
guilty of participation in raids, may
be eXtradited.
The situation in Central America
generally also was discussed.
Mexico and this government are
also in thorough accord on the sub
ject. The belief at the state depart
|kment is that the outbreak in Honduras
IS ssmeWnat sporadic. but can be com
trolled BY the Honduras government.
Tho efforts here thus far have been
to offer good offices in bringing about
peace and avoiding violation of neu-
trality
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-15
TAFT WORKS ON
ACCEPTANCE
LETTER
FORMIDABLE DOCUMENT IN
COURSE OF PREPARATION
Will Contain Fifteen Thousand
Words and Treat Exhaust
lively Various Issues of Cam
paigni Publicity Featured,

IEsy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
Hot Springs, Va, July t4.-Judgc
William H. Taft has progressed suffi-
ciently at the task of preparing his
letter of acceptance to be delivered at
Cincinnati on July 2Sth to make plain
the necessity of devoting two or three
more days to study of various plat
forms of the republican and demo-
cratic parties and speeches and let
ters of acceptance covering a good
many years before he undertakes the
work of putting his own ideas in defi-
mite form. Up to today he has not
begun the dictation of his speech.
Yesterday and today, in his work of
determining what he VIII say at Gin
cinnati, he has found 1t necessary to
consult papers that had not been
brought here and has had to tele-
graph to Washington for additional
documents.
Ever since the appointment OF
George r. Sheldon, o, New York, al
treasurer of the national committee
and the determination to have pub
licity of republican campaign funds
under the New York law, Mr.. Taft
has daily become more and more con-
vinced of the wisdom of the course,
and it is likely that he will give 1t con-
siderable prominence in his speech OF
acceptance He is bearing in mind
that in preparing his letter of accept
ance he win have several weeks more
time, and in 1t he will treat all these
matters at great length as the letter
will compose about 5000 words. Mr.
Taft has accepted an invitation of thu
! Virginia Bar association to deliver al
address at Hot Springs August 8, /
is not expected that he VIII toncl
upon politics.
S. Brown Allen, of Staunton, Va,
United States marshal, Is endeavorinl
to carry out a plan for a meeting o.
Virginians at Hot Springs and to have
Mr.. Taft address them.