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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
BUTTE ENTRIES

First race four furi0ngs-Jim Hanna Ray
Welsh Lady Nsgazam. Glenart. SemnroelIe Be
gone wfnse Logan Antioch, Cocney NeT
second race four and half furs0DgS selling
Grassctifter Byron Susie Gregs Esltora Mrs
Mathews Scosviler. KHropatkin. Kafo 3 Daixv
Frost Nina Baker Curriculum Happy CiaDny
Thiri race four and half furlongs selling
Azrip.,e.sa Black Domino Inspector Bird Fsfher
N. Belle Brady, Bird in the Bnsh. Cardinal.
Swaegeriator John a. Nallan. Godfather
Fourth race SIX furiongs. handicap-A aunt
Hsls Oueen Caroline Special Deliver JiIlefta
Hereafter Little Buttercup. Port Nahone Hiu,a-
lava. canard0. Couple Queen Caroline and SDe-
clai Delivery Gaines entry, Port Malone aud
Hereafter Duncan enfTy)-
Fifth race one and 8 sixteenth niles has.Js-
cau--Neva Lee Northwest. Elevation Nahel
Hollander. ST. Avon. Sidney F. Dixie Lad Tino-
sixth race. one NILE seIling-wiilie T. cocv-
fuS Barlonia sake. Budapest. Jennie's Beau.
Proterls Queen Caroline. Playlet- Tea Tray IL
Dick Redd-
Seventh race. and sixteenth niles sell.
ing-Iady Alicia Lola White: Peerless Lass. III
frauI Cap. Silver Heels. Markie Mayer FTfe He-
rodofIrs Prince Frederick
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Entries for Motorcycle
Races Sunday

The members of the san Francisco
motorcycle club Will hold race meet
next Sunday on the track at Concord.
The event promises to be the fastest
ever held on the coast CaTlake will
drive the machine that made the
straightaway worlds record OF As sec
onds for a mile.
Besides this there viii be several
other fast racing machines.
Those who have entered the contest
are: W F. Dean. Walter Dryer. G. w
Payton H. L TiIIman. w. r Barnes,
E Stone A. Schmitenhause. II. Key, ".
Ebkin. H. Mangles. 2. L Peterson, NJ
Straus. NJ Rosenberg L Heise. A.
CheIonf. II. Lorensen, P LAWN, n.
Mitchell NJ Duck, L. NJ. Kern and a
ZiInmersIain.
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AGREE TO DESPERATE RACE

ment for one of the most desperate au-
tomobile match races ever run was
signed today by John j Ryan the
widely known turfman. and Barney
OIdfieId The contest. which is to be
held September 13 at Latonia Cleve-
land or Detroit according to where the
track can be secured, is TO be the best
two out OF three heats, to be from three
to five miles each. for a bet OF $500 a
side There are TO be absolutely no
rules, the man who gets through first
being declared the winner
Ryan is known as a desperate anna
teur racer, and the two automobiles to
be used are Identical in every respect.
The race promises 10 be chiefly test
of daring.
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Fort Erie Races

FORT ERIE. Aug 12.-on account of the
heaFy track today the fourth and fifth races
were declared or The sixth race. which had
j big entry. was cut in two Results
First race. i've furlonSs-Aneno1ella won. Tom
Reid second. Console third Time. -05.
Second race. I'VE fHTIongs-GIOri0le wOn. LSdy
f-eOta second Tenoret,e third. Time les 10
Third race. I'VE furlcngs-Serena6e Won.
Arslia Second. Miss CrittendeR third. Time,
/ .e4 5-5-
Fourth race-Declared OF.
Fifth race-DFclared Of.
Sixth race. one mile and 10 ysrds-king
Thistle won New Garter second. Washakie
third Time. I.53 10
Sixth race one niile and 20 yards-Polar Star
won. Dix Ben second. Almandine third Time.
I:5i -.
Dolan won. rsury second. Prytania third. Time,
2.e1-
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Vance'S Daughter WeepS Over Defeat
OF Sir John S by Mona Wilkes

nough the great match Emeryvle yesterday was
sSePonaent on account OF the showing Of
500 who jouneyed Oakland were treated to fine acg
inc other events the card In spite that she was
pressed Oy the champion stallion Wilkes eoualed the
record by stepping the heat race in
o John papably OF his soreness
nm 10 attempt TO bolt the
e contingent was badly by the defeat of
IooA the reverse much heart the year
@1s"eI OF " l. Vance, the OF the the
e hlshed hopeesy beaten the child was the
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. - - CURES
-. 3D. SKIN DISEASES

the blood and healthy,
circulation
from
tcan healthy the skin,
but by its ac impure nature continually and aes the delicate
External applications cannot reach the blood and therefore beneficial
ability
that causing the trouble S. drives the hurnos from the blood
that the skn instead Of diseased nouhed
healthy, cooling S. into the circulation and
particle all acids and huzors, and restores
the blood to its normal condition. skin
affection medical
all who WRITE THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA Ga
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LEAGUE NIIL BAR NINAN

Carlisle Nunan, the sensation fresh
man mile runner of Lowell high school
may not be able TO compete in any
Amateur athletic league event next
season. as he is disqualified by school
matters. Nunan will be seen on the
cinder path during such minor track
meets as the interclaSS. however, and
his friends have q hope that the league
will relent-
NTnan secured second place in the
cross country run last February. there
by winning his coveted L" He has
also competed in recent meets Of the
high schools around the bay with sig
nal success.
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ROBBED OF CHAMPIONSHIP
iorman Tells of Injustice at the
Olympic Rifle Shoot
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
WORCESTER. Mass. Aug.

WORCESTER. Mass. Aug. 12.-
James E German of San Francisco
passed few hours in Northboro to-
day German was born and brought
I'D in NoFthboro and the town was his
home until 1877. when he moved 10 San
Francisco with his parents He is en-
gagged in a grocery and provision busi-
ness He has just returned from Eu-
rope, where he represented the Olympic
rife club of San Francisco at the games
in London. German is one of the
crack shots of the United States. He
says that he is entitled TO the individ-
ual championship rifle shot of the
world. but lost II in London owing TO a
double not being counted which de-
priyed him of 10 points. German made
the only score of 500 or better during
the match
TO man. said German. the
American contestants at the Olympic
games are unanimous in the declara-
tion that they Were unfairly treated
cials The individual championship
was won by me. and il was out and out
robbsry not TO count an easy double.
thus depriving me of 10 points and the
title. Never again for mine.
~~~~~~~~~~-~--s>>-~-~~~~~ ~~~~~S~~~-~~>~>S~~~~~~>~
he WIN oppose sutor. Otherwise either Loucks
or Hardy win &c ta
Long wiz have new pitcher on the way soon.
He says that se has all but closed with the man.
but be IS keeping his identity dark for the rea-
that he DIES not want any body else 10 beat
him TO the Esay-
Busher Houston started OF BY playing a nice
game in the earlier stages. but near the finish
be blew ~ and committed three glaring errors
AT that two Of them were on hard chances.
Poor old Nelson has moi won a game since he
Joined the Oakland club. but he has pitched
seems TO be the original jRss slss'sser Of the
nine.
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Home run-Hozp- Sacriree hits-Bassey. Ryan.
Hosp. Dillon i2l- Base balls-Of Gfafey !.
on Nagle i. Struck oar-By Graney ), bs
Nsgie 6. Double piay-SmitA 10 Dillon To Del
mas. Hit BY piteheT-Bsssey- Time -of game
hour and 35 minutes. Umpire-o' ConrelI.
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Baseball Notes

Bin Kilifer. the new Seal catcher. blew in
from Texas yesterday afternoon and warmed up
with the boys before the game he Is big.
strappi1- fellow. and seems 20 De fnere with A
fne whip 70 the hases He probably win 20 10
work in 4 couple 81 days
Ione wants foday's game pretty badlE- and
for this reason be viii pitch South7aE Harry
Sufor agalzst tie caks. II Wright is IN shape
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Fort Erie Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Naxfm GUN, DIR.
Helxberg, Gerr5mander.
Second race-Joe Cations, Sain-
lister. Dan de Noyles-
Third raee-sIarmorean, Snake
Mary, Sf0neF HILL
Fourth raee-Rustfe. Honest,
Bertha e.
Fifth race - Hostile Hyphen.
Keep Moving. Lis1erine.
Sixth race-PrefensioR, Morfi-
boy. Lafayette.
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HART AND o,BRrEy Matched

y f-t7I-AI- AII,I :. u TO TIE I-114L
LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. 12--Maryir
Hart the heavy weight of this city
today signed articles OF agreement tC
Hght 1z rounds with Jack O'Brien oi
Philadelphia before the Armory club OF
Boston September Is. The bout is &c
be at catch weights
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IONA Wilkes Defeats il
attempt In
Seattle Selections
BIZ j. r. 5EFFERY

ID . n 3E1F EzfEd
First face-Argozauf, C0Ionel
Dick, Roy T.
second race-Emma G. Royal
Queen. TAlarand-
Third raee-Wap. Taxer, Bon
ten.
Fourth raee-EduIn Gum. Fred
Bent. Mfrxer.
Fifth race-Sea Lad, Fair FaEot,
Prestige.
sixth race-Exeitemenf, Altar
Boy, Happa.
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oLDFIELD TO RACE FLYER
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO The Cali

ELKHART. Ind. Aug 12-Barney
field will try 20 beat the Lake shores
twentieth century limited into Elkhart
Friday afternoon. catching the flyer
near Mishawaka and c0ntesting the
next 10 miles on a highway that par
allels the railroad.
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SUMMARY

Two out when winning scored
ssBafred for Jones fn ninth.
sssBatfed Tor SkliIman in ninth
SUMMARY
Rrlns-of Jones ?. OF Skitlman 9. Hits-0n
Jones = on SkillInan l. Two base hits-c0ok,
Zefder HeItmulIer. Mohler Sacrifice bifs-Heit-
muller Nelson Eagau. Van Haltre1- 3fohier.
FIRST base On called balls-Of Nelson 4 Struck
ouf-Isy Nelso1 I. BY Jones l. Do1ble plays
Zelder to Williams. Nohier 10 Zeider 70 WI
iisms Van HaIfreu 70 Eaean.. Wild pitches
Jones SkIIinan. Credit victory TO Sklllman.
Tine 0f game-I hour and 40 minutes. Umpire
Perine.
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Tine. l.43- start god. Won frst two driv-
i-c third stopping Otbmar Il. Bazzi1l :.
Distributor 10 Jackful 13. Doe Craig -. Head
Dance - EIba II. Phflaernus -. Salaoie :. IN
isAed as named Legal Form was unlucky 10
loSa OF poorly he made up a world q ground-
A-nsfa was the forward coute1der throUehout-
Ia Rose led for seven furi0lgs bF a considerable
margin then quit Salable ard 0thmar stopped
after showing speed Agnola. place. So show
Legal Fern. So place. as show la Rose, s
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TROTTING RACES POSTPONED
BUFFALO. Aug 13.-The gran1 cir
cult tTotting races were postponed un-
I'll tomorrow on account Of rain
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Nnuicrsf lSpenceri. Tie Statesman Uveyl
LADY cKinuey lAbiesi Judge Dillon fSanferdi
May T (Trahigi. also started. Time. o-f77s.
a-15is 2.lS1k. z-I
THIRD RACE-Free for az pace. purse $500.
enirsnce Zee. best iH .
Mona Wilkes fCLzdboIrIel rIel-.-.-...--....-. I
Sir JOHN = Vance -----.-.-..-.-...-......e >
Tine. 2-lzis. z-p7is
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NO Oh NIIFIl FTIUUIII- TII tI-IIt C
ssBafrei Tor Jones fn ninth.
eaar1.44..I1 - crE-ffIrr,sn ~ ninth
Sharp County record., 1908-07-10
Clay Sloan Attacks Unions.

Portia, July 5.--lndependence
Day was celebrated at Portia by
a big picnic, which was attended
by hundreds Of people from all
parts Of Lawrence county. The
oratory was furnished by Clay
Sloan Of Black Rock and Harry
Ponder Of Walnut Ridge. Mr..
Sloan, who was formerly state
auditor and was nominated as
one Of the electors. at-large by
the last Democratic state con-
vention, created somewhat OF a
sensation among the many poll.
ticians present by attacking the
labor unions in vigorous Ian.
guage. He declared that the
labor unions were as great a
menace to the country as the
combinations Of capital.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-10
Democrats In Convention.

The Democratic national con-
vention met at Denver Tuesday.
1t is practically certain that
William Jennings Bryan will be
nominated for President, but who
will be the choice for Vice Presi-
dent seems to be a matter OF
much uncertainty. Many names
are being mentioned for this
place.
A matter of interest to Ar
kansas people in connection with
the gathering at Denver is the
fact that Senator Jeff Davis is in
attendance, although he was
turned down and not sent as q
delegate. When he left for Den
yer Mr.. Davis said he was going
merely as an "onlooker."
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A SAD DEATH.
Perry Helm, Young Man OF Ash Flat,
Found Dying By Roadside.

Perry Helm, young man of
Ash Flat, died under distressing
circumstances last Sunday. He
was teaching a term of school
a few miles from Hardy and left
that town Sunday afternoon to
60 to his boarding place, being
found on the public road some
time later in a dying condition.
He was taken to Hardy, where
all possible medical assistance
was rendered, but without avail,
the young man dying within a
few hours. Physicians declared
that congestion Of the brain and
stomach caused his death.
Mr.. Helm was not yet twenty
one years of age, was a member
of the Methodist church, and
quite popular with all his associ-
ates. His mother, a widow
lady, and other members of the
family have the sincere sympa-
thy of their friends in such sad
bereavement.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-10
AN EVEN BREAK.
Evening Shade And Hardy Even On
Games Played Friday And Saturday.

The Evening Shade and Har-
dy ball teams hooked up in fast
game Friday at the Hardy park.
Whit Wasson pitched for Eve
ming Shade, while Hayden, the
crack twirler from West Plains,
was in the box for Hardy, and at
the close of nine innings of good
playing the score stood a tie, two
and two. In the first half of the
tenth Evening Shade batters
hammered out a pair of runs,
and in this round Hardy was un-
able to score, giving the victory
to Evening Shade 4 to g. This
is said to have been sne best
played game ever seen in Hardy.
Two games were scheduled for
Saturday afternoon, but only
one was played, which was won
by Hardy, the score being 7 to 3.
Kiefner pitched for Evening
Shade and pitched a pretty game,
good enough to win had not err
rors behind him lost the game.
His support went to pieces in
one inning, when Hardy ran in
five Of the seven scores made.
Turner, who was in the box for
Hardy, pitched a good game and
was loudly applauded for his
work.
The third game was begun
with Wasson pitching for Eve
ming Shade and Turner for Har.
dy, but in the third inning, when
each team had scored one run,
the Evening Shade players left
the park on account of what they
thought persistent and continued
unfair decisions from the um-
pire, therefore forfeiting the
game to their opponents 8 to 0.
In justice to the Evening
Shade club it must be said that,
in the opinion Of the members of
the club, they were upheld in
their contentious concerning the
umpire by a vast majority Of the
disinterested spectators who wit.
messed the games.
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r z EDS CR E E K.

Dhool will begin at FairvieW
4 Monday.
|little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. B,
Mitchell is very sick.
Mite a number Of our people
M the Fourth at Cave City.
4 nice rain fell here last week,
bh was very badly needed
xatermelons will soon be ripe
dthis writer is longing for the
8hn Rodgers and lady OF Jesur
He'd here Saturday night and
Hday.
iss Willie Harrell passed
hugh here Sunday enroute tc
School,
hn Girtman and Jasper Nc.
b of this place report a good
with their lemonade stand al
h Ciiv tha Fonrth.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-10
Has Reached 81 Years.

An interesting family reunion
was held in Greenbrier township
last Sunday, representing the
family Of Mrs. M. L. Maxwell,
who was 81 years old today, the
9th, about forty persons being
present. Mrs. Maxwell was the
mother Of thirteen children, all OF
whom are dead except Mrs. 5.
B. Wycough Of this city, and
Mrs. Robert Hankins and Mrs.
Geo. Uhles, Mrs, Maxwell's
friends hope she may be spared
many years yet to her family
Batesville Guard.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-10

Farmers In the vicinity Of
iden, on Red river, whose crops
re destroyed by floods, began
Sharp County record., 1908-07-10
NJ A X WILL Z.
Health good.

Health good.
We had some green corn on
the Fourth Of July-on q plate.
There was a singing at the
residence Of G. B. Snow Sunday
night.
Two light showers tho past
week. A good rain is badly
needed.
The young folks had a party
at the home Of G., Fl, Matheny on
the night Of the 4th.
"Uncle John" Grafton preach.
cd at Maxville Sunday, He in
| formed US that he is almost 70
years old, He has been preach
ing 80 years and can now read
the finest print without glasses
God bless "Unclo john" May
he reach the century mile post.
We attended the picnic at Cave
City July 4th. There was q big
crowd present, plenty 10 eat and
drink and everybody seemed TO
be orderly and happy, We saw
the boy climb tho creased pole 20
feet high and receive a watch for
his trouble; saw the slow mulo
race, the owner Of the slowest
mule receiving q watch; saw the
sack race, the fastest boy reeelv.
ing % cents.
The writer hes been drinking
very hard for several weeks and
expects TO continue TO drink in
definitely, but the drink we use
will not be wine, but free from
alcoholic poison my drink will
pure cold water be, Some one
will cay that fellow is a prohibit.
ionist, and he would DO just about
right. Solomon said vino 10 q
mockor, strong drink 10 raging
and whosoever 10 deceived there-
by ls not wise. Proverbs Goth
chapter and 1st verse.
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assessors
Notice.
(scal,)

Notice h hereby giren that will meet the tax.
payers at the following placcB aud dates for tho
purpose of lIating the personal property Of Sharp
| county. towlti
| Washington township, Powol's Chapel. Monday
June |,
Cave township. Cave City. Tuesday and Wcdnes-
day, June 2 and \.
Sullivan township. BricIIlc Springs. Thursday.
June 4; Sidney, Friday, Juncb
johnson township. Precinct, Saturday, June o.
Scott township, Grange, Monday, June lb shay
er's Tuesday June TO-
= Biz Creek township, sCalamInc. Wednesday.
June H.
Strawberry township, Institute. Thursday June
ISL
Big Rock township, roughkccpsic, Friday, Juns
i9i Nj, phgah, Saturday, June 20.
Morgan township, Center, Monday, June ~,
Lebanon township, D0tsons School House.
Tuesday, June 81 lleelstrng, Wednesday, June
u.
Davidson township, King Mills Thursday and
Friday, June % and 20,
aLavc Creek township, Camp Ground, Saturday
June ~.
RIchwoojs township. Ash Flat. Monday and
Tuesday, June ~ and no,
Highland township. Highland School House.
Wednesday, July |,
Hardy township, Hardy, Thuraday, Friday and
Saturday July 2, 4 md 4,
Lower North township, Coata, Monday, July q
Upper North township, Wrth, Tuesday, July 2,
North Union township, Ward School House,
Wednesday, julyB,
South Union township, Martins Crcsk. Tiara
day, julyD,
jackson township, Wlford, Friday and Aaturs
day, July 10 and II,
pIney Fork township, EVENING" Shade from
Monday July 1870 Aaturlay,,july gb,
Sharp County record., 1908-07-10
Found II Grain Pearl.

Black Rock, July 5.--Tate
Verkler Of this place found q
pearl weighing Y grains last
week. The gem Is perfectly
round and, except for some blist.
ers on one side, is faultless. An
other round pearl Of Is grains
and brilliant luster was found
recently.
Pearl. .gatherers are reluctant
to give out information as to their
finds, lest others come to lessen
their chances Of good fortune.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-10
X. II. clear,
ASSESSOR
Notice For Publication.
u,s, Land Once at III lllc Rock, Ayh, !

u, \, Land Once al Little Rock, Arh,
June ", 1908,
Notice Ia hereby given that William q, Moody
of Center, Ark, who on Dee D, isDO made Home.
steni Entry Mo, ajtol fof west half southeast
quarter, southeast quarter southwest quarter,
aeelion 26, and northeast quarter northwest
uuar,er section w. township II, north range
weat, 9th principal meridian, hae llled notice Of
intention to make lnal Five Year proof 10 eaiab'
liHh claim 10 the land above described, before the
County judae Of sharp county, Ark, at Evening
Shade, Ark, on the 97th day of july 1909,
Claimant names as witnessesi b. 7, Leonard
Sharp County record., 1908-07-10
B E N G A Y

alth continues to be very
in this community.
r. Vaughn and family were
ne at the home of r. H.
pg Sunday.
bert Doss was in the Max
neighborhood Saturday
and Sunday.
Blk Legrand and Dell Max
b of Smithville spent the
th at Bengay.
Nero will be lots of people in
bart of the county finish up
crops this week.
Eeral from this part went to
n picnic at Cave City the
#h and all report a good
and Mrs. r. Fl. Young
Xhad a little daughter very
|&he past few days, but we
proud to say that she is up
&rence Maxwell and family
tto Smithville Sunday for a
Ewith relatives. Clarence re-
Bd Monday, but Mrs. Max.
Twill remain dowa there the
|hg week.
Eho can solve this? If there
d two women walking along
had, each carrying a baby
" arms, were to meet two
land the mothers were to say
he babies, there comes your
Mrs and our fathers, your
ndfathers and our husbands,
|h did these men marry?
be Glorious Fourth has come
zone, and we hope every
\ enjoyed themselves as we'll
everal Of the Bengay people.
met over on Fool Creek,
ID some and hunted squirrels
h, getting some Of both kinds
lame. There was plenty Of
Pb" on the ground for dinner,
Everybody seemed to enjoy
bselves. We had no lemon.
but we had plenty Of as good
be- water as Sharp county
Ids.
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Murder In First Degree.

The grand jury in session at
Hardy this week indicted doc
Jackson for murder in the first
degree for the killing of Dick
Richardson some months ago,
We understand Jackson's trial
may come up at the present term
Of court, at least the question of
his insanity may be passed upon,
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M 0 B L E Y
We are still needing rain.

otO otliA IallIs
Mr.. Editor, news is scarce this
week. Well try TO draw more
on the Imagination for next week.
Lee Crabtree's mules got away
from him Saturday and gave him
about a five-mile walk to catch
them.
"Bill" Oldfield writes from
Batesville that he will make a
speech somewhere in Wild Cat
Corner this summer.
Scott Jackson visited at the
home of D. M. Lewallen Sunday.
This old gentleman is a profound
reader of the Bible, and so is Mr..
Lewallen.
Miss Artie Lee Crabtree and
Miss Eula May Dawson went to
the picnic at Cave City the
Fourth. They report "wax and
beaux" and general good time.
Dan Lewallen went to Bates
vile on business for w. E. Pink
ston Thursday. Several from
this section went to q fish fry on
Curia the Fourth. They report
lots of fish and a good time.
"Truth crushed to earth shall
rise again, the eternal years Of
God are hers-while error
wounded writhes in pain and dies
among her worshippers." The
man who dies in debt to the
truth is a "gone goose"-hell is
none too good for him.
We heard with sadness Of the
death of "Uncle Sam" Massey
of Calamine. We don't remem-
ber Of ever having gone to Gala
mine that "Uncle SAM didn't
tell a pleasant joke or say some
kind thing that we remembered
after we had left. He served in
the confederate army with oul
father.
Our friendly companion, Ponto
followed us to the lodge Saturday
night and went in the hall. The
warden locked him up after th'
meeting and it was noon the mex
day when he got out. Withou
the scarlet collar even Ponto is {
better Odd Fellow than one MAI
whose name was illegally writer
on the register. But he doesn'
60 to a lodge now, and we hop
he won't as long as we preside
We are just human enough tt
hate one or two men in this worlt
with an unforgiving, selfish hate
and we never have tried to whiI
the devil around the stump abou
it.
| ---
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CONSCIENCE HURT HIM.
|esota Man Returned Price OF Base.
ball After Two Years Time.

Jesus Is coming soon," was
ten on an envelope received
Argenta addressed to A. s.
gs, manager Of the Hot
lngs baseball team.
yhen opened, a money order
$3.50, payable to Riggs,
Spped from the envelope, to-
her with IL letter Of explain.
IN. The letter was from q 81.
pl (Minn,) man, who stated
u while passing the ball park
Hot Springs two years ago, he
lked up u baseball which had
fen outside the park and kept
Riggs stated that he received a
Ter some time ago from the
IN telling OF the finding of the
and asking how he might
|ar his conscience. The writer
|ted he had since been con-
fted to the sect Of Holy Ghost
felt that ho could not be u
10 Christion until ho had made
Paration for all his sins.
Riggs answered that d money
fer for Si.50 would clear tho
tier 30 far as no was con-
fned,