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Sharp County record., 1909-01-08

ally destroyed by fire a few
nights ago. The stock of goods
was insured for $4,000 and was
estimated to be worth SO, 800.
Parvin l.. Kincaid, convicted
in independence county, in Oc-
tober of last year of embezzle-
ment and sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary, has
been pardoned by Governor Fin
dali.
Sheriff W. A. Wilson of lizard
county offers reward of $50 out
of his own pocket for testimony
that will convict any party in L.
ard county of selling whiskey or
medicated drinks that will intox-
icate.
John Sliger Of Oxford is con-
fined in the county Jail at Mel
bourne on the charge Of insanity,
and will be taken to the asylum
at Little Rock. He was tied hand
and foot by six men when taken
to Melbourne.
Charles Gregory, Henry Bert
rand, Bob Harris and Arch Aus
tin, alleged safe blowers, were
given q preliminary hearing at
Hoxie last week and we're bound
over under bond of $4,000 each.
Failing to give this bond, they
are in Jail at Newport for safe
keeping.
The lizard County Farmers
Union has adopted resolution
asking the next legislature to
pass a measure which will assure
a better attendance at the public
schools. The resolution declares
that ignorance is menace to
liberty and that an educated
people can never be enslaved.
AT a recent meeting Of the Full.
ton county court an appropri-
alton Of $4,000 was made for the
purpose of constructing a macad-
amized road from Mammoth
Spring to Salem, a distance of
twenty miles, and a number of
taxpayers have been writing let
ters to the papers lately objecting
10 such an action by the court.
L" e. johnson, night marshal
of Batesville, publishes an offer
of a reward Of S5 to any one fur
nishing information that will lead
to the arrest and conviction OF
any person for selling whiskey in
that city. He also offers the
same reward for information that
will convict the gamblers, who
he says are plying their trade in
the city.
For several years the grand
juries In the the eastern district
Of Lawrence county have been
recommending the building of a
good Jail at Walnut Ridge, but
as yet the recommendations have
not been needed. Criminals ar
rested on serious charges are not
trusted to the old Jail building,
but are taken either to Jonesborof
or Newport for safe keeping.
j, T. Landrum Of near Pleas
ant Plains was In Batesville Sat-
urday. Mr.. Landrum ,,reports
that he has at his place hen
turkey just off tho nest with nine
young turkeys. Old people say
that this is an unusual occurrence,
that turkeys never lay and hatch
only In the spring, but Mr.. Lam
drum can sight oil who are
doubtful.-Batesville Guard,
Mrs. Matte n. Scherer, wife Of
j. f. Scherer, editor Of the
Batesville Observer, died very
suddenly last Friday. She was
subject to attacks Of acute kid
ney trouble, and II Is believed
nna af thaaa nLtaoka oauaod hor
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08
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The cotton gin at Minturn pu
up 800 bales this season.
( j. S. Ottinger has recent,
been appointed postmaster at Be
thesda.
Mrs. Sol Brooks OF Bethesda
was placed in the asylum for the
insane last week.
The unlucky number of thir.
teen marriage licenses was issued
in jackson county last week.
Thos. Lawson Of Portia is
dangerously ill from blood pois-
oning caused by a scratch on
barbed wire.
E. A. Hodges, deputy clerk OF
independence county, was mar
ried at Batesville last week to
Miss Maude lancaster.
Luther Brinkley of Black Rock
shipped 1000 bushels of sweet
potatoes last week. He raised
! 1,4O0 bushels this season.
The sawmill of Wager Moore,
near Walnut Ridge, was burned
recently. This was the fourth
sawmill to burn on the same site
The Catholics who live in the
neighborhood of Mountain Home
have called a meeting for the
purpose Of organizing congre-
cation.
The Baptist ladies Of Buford,
Baxter county, gave box sup
per one night lately, and netted
S32, which will be used for church
purposes.
The Baptists Of Walnut Ridge,
are planning for the erection Of 8
$4,000 church building mex
spring. Their church was burn
ed not long ago.
AT Tuckerman one day recent
IL tho store o1James Greenshav
was destroyed by fire. The los'
is estimated at $4,000, witt
So, 900 insurance.
DR.. James Smith, a prominen
physician Of Oxford, lizard coun'
ty, died suddenly one night las
week. He was a leading citizer
Of his community.
Chester Downen, brakeman on
the Iron Mountain railroad
whose home was at Hoxie, fell
between two cars and was killed
near Poplar Bluff, Mo-, recently
One night last week an un-
known party placed a quantity ol
dynamite under the calaboose al
Guion, and one side Of the struct-
ure was demolished by the ex-
plosion.
AT a recent meeting Of the
Newport school board it was de-
cided to build q new school house
In that city, and plans are now
being prepared for a 100000
building.
7. A. McSpadden's residence
at Bethesda, Independence coun-
ty, with all its contents, was de-
stroyed by fire few days ago,
There was no insurance on the
property.
The residence Of Bedford Fores,
Of Violet Hill, lizard county, was
burned last week, while the fam
lily WAS away from home. How
the flames originated 10 no
known. Loss, $500.
The Newport Independent is
authority for tho statement thai
Charley Hodge Of Plunkett
Jackson county, caught 7 ooons
8 minks, A 'possums and q wilt
cat one night last week,
Joe Gibson, who was convicted
In Lawrence county last Marcel
on the charge Of manslaughtel
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08

The year 1900 looks just about
like the old one to us.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08

Mr., Roosevelt will 90 out as q
blusterer-just like he went In.
Sharp County record., 1909-01-08

ms Fat'|
lltouio Il
Of a liI'j
orld has |
Ill NNb
=. 0pp0'|
robably \
But wv
$40 per n]
IN town \
640'acre1
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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-09

future of the party depends upon do
ing what the people expect of it,"
He might as well have said that the
people expect a revision of the tariff
downward, and that the present plan
of revision upward or re-enactment of
old schedules will result in the defeat
of the republican party. That is
what the American people will take
his words to mean But in uttering
such sentiments President Taft is
making trouble for himself. He is
bound in his capacity as president as
as much by what the people expect
as is congress. Should the new tar
if as outlined by the house and
senate be enacted, President Taft
must veto the measure or fail to per-
form what the people expect. Should
he veto the measure, he will have the
enmity of the present congress. Mr.
Taft's position is not one to be de-
sired. He is in that position which
will cause him to be damned if he
does and damned if he don't"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-09
LESSONS ON COOKING VEGETABLES

At the school OF domestic science
Wednesday after noon, Mrs. Sarah
T. Rorer cooked a variety Of dishes
composed of vegetables, before about
one hundred ladies, says the Huron
Herald.
In the two hours allotted for the
lesson she baked tomatoes, onions
and green corn pudding; boiled
asparagus, spinach, turnips and
spaghetti, giving directions for 9
ing each.
At the close of the lesson she dress
ed a chicken, trussed it for baking
and later served it.
Mrs. Rorer lectures constantly
while cooking.
Cook all vegetables in boiling
water. All top ground vegetables in
salty water; all underground yege-
tables should be saltcd after cooked.
Tomatoes should not be eaten by
one with inAammatory rheumatism
or blood tainted with cancer.
Greens should be cooked with
only sufficient water in the bottom of
the cooking utensil to prevent scorch-
ing.
"All green vegetables if cooked in
sailed water should be greener than
when taken from the field; if not
there is something wrong with the
cooking or the water in which they
are cooked.
beet greens cannot be taken by a
diabetes patient. Diabetes patients
are becoming SO numerous | have
grouped in my book all that can be
eaten BY them. !.
milk sugar should be added ID
cows milk for q child. Two ounces
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-09

prosecution of responsible officials Of
the comparatively unimportant turs
pentine trust. 1t has had no difficult
in procuring the indictment of officials
of the great sugar trust in spite Of
the persistent efforts Of the Roosevelt
administration TO grant immunity to
that contemplate corporation. If
Mr.. Taft adheres to the policy of per
sonal guilt which he has adopted IN
this case, the World believes that he
a do more in a year to destroy an
lawful trusts and combinations than
his predecessors did in all the nine
teen years that the Sherman act has
been on the statute books.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-09
NEW TRAIN TO HOT SPRINGS, S D..
VIA THE WESTERN LINE.

Under the schedules effective Sun
day, June 9th, an additional train
will be placed in service between
Rapid City and Hot Springs, So. Oak.
making a complete service OF two
trains in each direction to Hot Springs
So Oak, Pullman standard sleeping
cars, with modern commodious day
coaches. The direct Route. Fast
time. Service unequalled. For il
Illustrated folder describing Hot
Springs as a health and pleasure re-
sort, and for sleepingcar reservations,
schedules and full particulars, apply
to any Ticket Agent, The North
Western Line. 9
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-09
PERSONAL GUILT OF CORPORATION
OFFICIALS

AT last the United States govern
ment, in the enforcement of the
Sherman antitrust law, has formally
recognized the principle that guilt is
always personal, and that if the
criminal statute has been violated the
o%ffense must have been committed by
individuals, says the New York World.
OF far more Importance than the
conviction of any particular person
accused of violating the Sherman act
is the position that Nh. Taft has
taken in regard to this case. For
years the World has appealed to the
federal authorities to follow the same
procedure in enforcing the antitrust
law that it follows in enforcing other
criminal statutes. No Administra-
ton ever did it. Neither Harrison,
Cleveland, Mckinley nor Roosevelt
accepted the theory Of personal guilt.
Mr.. Roosevelt even went so far as to
denounce in a message to congress
everybody who had advocated the
Imprisonment of persons who had
violated the antitrust law, insisting
that it was well nigh impossible to
get at the head Of the corporation, at
the nan who is really most guilty"
Mr.. Taft's administration did not
find this to be true in its criminal
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-09

1t is pitiful to learn what q large
proportion of British children Is dem
tally deficient, but it Is comforting to
know that experts are taking the ques-
ton In hand. 1t would be nothing
short of a tragedy if, just when we are
succeeding in making youthful Britons
show their teeth, they should Only pos
sess rows of decayed ones to show.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-09

Ar last we seem to have an adj
ministlation that giles a proper and
sensible Interpretation 81 the anti
trust law. PresidenSTafghas decid-
ed that where a corbratPn violates
a Law the officials mus bS personally
guilty. This is the Interpretation the
laymen have given the lf ever since
it's enactment, and it isbecause the
different administrationihave refus-
ed to act upon this thFy that the
people have been suspibus that the
public officials were ohed by the
corporations to a certh extept, at
least. II President Talwill see to it
that this law is faithlly enforced
along this line, his administration
viii be the most yaluaH to the peo-
pie Of any 50 far since e civil war.
| He will do more to CD the trusts
than all others put tccAer.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-09

PREsIDEsr TAFT has Ned a warn
ing to congress. In 4 speech at
tine Yale alumni dinner w lst, he
stated there was dangefbead and
that if the republican pan did not
live up to its promises ''anA that the
people expect Of it, i wouA be rel
egated to the rear, o. wordAp that
| effect Mr.. Taft makes II piaidpt the
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-09

X. S. ERsoN, auditor ia the treasury
department, IA in Huron a short
time az. When interviewed by the
Huronis upon the tariff question he
expressed himself as satisfied that the
bill wdld be fixed all right when it
went / conference, that the sched
tias not2 high would be lowered.
AT any rate M~rT1rsoh counsels the
people not to mae a noise at this
time; wait until II bill is passed be-
fore criticizing. wise counsel that.
Wait until the bills passed and it is
too late to remed5he evil before ex-
pressing dissatisfaction. Person is
true to his trust-h be interest of the
trusts.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-09
The annuncement is made that W.

THE advancement is made that W.
S. Bowen, t one time editor of the
Sioux Fall Press, in company with
his son, his purchased the Huron
Huronite md the State Spirit and
will consolidate the two papers. The
new ordenf things will be inaugural
ed Angus lst. II is said the new
paper wi be progressive republican.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-09

of sugar Of milk to two quarts of
COWS milk"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

Starting MONDAY MORNING. SEPT a. lasting until
SATURDAY NIGHT hold Gieantic within
Department Stores in 6akeys Old Block
St 35oooo 90
market at that have
vailed in section Q country before.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23
MIR. FARMER

arranged for special benefit We
when need GOODS but
possible
weeks in the big manufacturing
picked bargains for having
plenty Of cash with him. he
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

Here is an Opportunity of Lifetime
Come to big during
Look whore WILL but
Evening star., 1909-02-14

which ! have myself watched the protec-
tion afforded by color at work Ii was on
a summers evening when | saw this little
moth ZIgzdSSing up and down with the
most extraordinary irregular fight. and a
bird purs suing il. Twice the bird sWoppcd
and Just missed EiS prey owing To Il sud
den turn and drop on the Fart of the
moth. And theen, to my great delight the
moth Hoped against the stem of a tree
or which Was growing greeniSh gra :
lichen. The bird SWopped again close II
the tree. but failed TO see the insect an |
quilted the chase. II took me an apprc-
riHhic time 10 detect TIE little moi u
. le ting against the lichen and CLOSELY
mat ching il i'll color.
Evening star., 1909-02-14
ROCKVILLE SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
ROCKVILLE. Md. February Is. 1909.
Mrs. James F. Allen was the hostess
at a luncheon Wednesday, when lhi'
guests were Mrs. Nicholas Brewer and
Misses Rose Armstrong. Jennie and Belle
Bond. Lillian Bennett, Laura Higgins an J
Maud Stanaker.
Col. Spencer {. Jones left last Mon
day for New Orleans 10 spend several
weeks with his daughter, Mrs. I. RicI-
ard Falvey.
Miss Rose Armstrong has gone TO
Berryville. Va, 10 spend several weeks
visiting friends.
Miss Lillian Bennett, is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Lamar Jackson, in the vicinity
of SpencerVille.
Mrs Harry Buck entertained th> Weekly
Card Club at its regular NEE in; Tues
day afternoon her guests including mem
bers of the club and a few 9th friends.
as follows: Mrs. John L. Brunett. Mrs.
William Dorsey Mrs. George Bradley.
Mrs. Annie Mcclure. Mrs Robert e
Peter. Mrs. Henry Cho ntnal. Mrs. Nor
gan Washburn, Mrs. Lee Ofutt, Miss s
Cora and Louise Edmonston. Eliza
Choate. Elsie England and Laura Brad
ley: fTiZts Meit Won ot MIS- N"'"''
and MIS-. 'hoehlhai'
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Dawson o. Pits
burg have proceeded TO Tampa. Fla.
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. GarlineI
Darby here.
Mrs Mary l.. Mosher and daughters,
n,a,.ad "a wasi.natc, afttr having mad,
pool,,iI1e their hoIna ahout two wears.
~.
MISS l-oulnI NJ .a,,, " . ",'' - ;.
OF iier liie'lus !; a as a, :, -
home near Idtildil' re, sueS's ,I..l u.eu
Misses r a"i'e 2lioui'ei' itonei !" lliS : MS
Anna oiiool. id,' iioi ~ !. i-'- 1eI
Milford Ofutt George Rlce. Eugene C:s
sell. Wilson IschinelS ana Samd@I Mont
Somery.
Evening star., 1909-02-14
Raising Charity Funds.

From thc London Chronicle
The method OF raising money for chari-
ties by sGch means as tine cunferrinS OF
decorative coat labels. which is report ed
from san Francisco. is not altogether
original From times imncinorlal In China
= donation of gun'U taelS To charity has
.,.,rred for iilt. donor the much-prZed
t.earpck' : feather while FOR half that sum
a title OF nobility il conferred on one 5
ancestors - the third generation. The
late Emperor Df Brazil followed the same
fIsnt'tcd when erecting hospital III Rle
10 .Iarcfro. Having found a difficulty IN
.btairilg tHc necessary funds, ne an
nounccd that the title of baron was
Evening star., 1909-02-14

Mrs \ Curtis Tingley of Providence
Il L. WAS tn" hostess of one of the most
attractive and enjoyable teas of the sea
son al her homo last "Wednesday from :.
tn - tlo. k. The tea was i'm honor of
Miss Miriam touden cf Washington. -.
e. tie iiancec of Mr.. Leonard c. Ting
lev son Of the hostess. and tie invitation :
The. Young sci. The house was decorated
for the occasion in rare good taste. Il
few palms being placed here and there
and a corner of the drawing room, where
the hostess and Miss Couden received,
| having q charming color note of roses
| yiolets and lilies presented to Miss Cou-
den The tea table was Il symphony in
! pink. the center being occupied with "A
/ hip cut glass vase of Killarney roses
! the same flower also adorninG ne ends OF
! tho table Cut glass and gold candelabi.a
! with white shades, completed the decora
/ tive accessories
Presiding al opposite ends Of the tea
/ table at intervals during the reception
hours were Mrs. F.rlin% G. OStby Mrs
/ edward Fullrr, Miss Virginia Sheplev.
! Miss Annie Is Knight. Miss Margaret
Robinson Mrs. Henry ". Stness, Miss
/ Helen Chase and Miss Edith Waterman
/ Ices were served by Miss Beatri e Brown
/ Ms \unie Harris. Miss Helen Robinson
! Mis- Narfoli' Taylor "f Worcester, Mis-
! II,icu Nall. Miss Rachel Simmons.
Mrs I.u-irN were Il directore gown uf
| black silk net and Miss Couden a direc-
Evening star., 1909-02-14
EVANSVILLE SOCIETY.
Special Correspondence Of The star.

Special correspondence o. ne 'NId
HYATTSVlLI.E February 1:;. 1902.
Mrs Richard Hardeety of near CollinS-
ton. Prince George county has issued in
yitations Ia tie marriage Of her daugh-
ter Mrs Lena Talbot Brown. TO Mr.
Franklin Weems. The wedding will take
place at l.::;o pm. Thursday February
Is, in Holy Trinity Church Collin:ton.
Mrs A. A. Tdrhayne of London. Eng
land sailed for her home Thursday. after
a visit OF three weeks To her parents, DE-
and Mrs Joseph Il. Owens.
Mr.. Harry ". dorsey entertained lii"
members OF the HyaUsVilc Stag Bridge
Whist club Thursday evening at his hom.
on Franklin street MeSsrS. Dorsey and
Holden were the prize winners. Al The
conclusion of the games refreshments
were served.
Mr. T. Hammond Wclsf. only son of Nj.
and Mrs Charles IL. Welsh. arrived here
Saturday from Log cabin, in the northern
part OF Colorado, where lie has been for
the past two years an attache OF the
forestry division a. the Iniued States De
par;ment of Agri -ulture. He vii! remain
in Hyattsville for about two weeks He
is now visiting with his father relatives
in Woodville. this county
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Sheriff Of Ben
ming. ID. G.. have been visiting Mrs. Hen
rietta Hill in Marlborr.
Mr. 4. G. Wilson of West Virginia Is
visiting at the home OF his brother. Mr..
George ". Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs George f. Curtain of
Newark. y. j.. ar" visiting uiends ana
relatives in this neighborhood.
Announcement is made of the marriage
of Miss Grace Fisher of Georgetown. ID
continued Oh Fourth PaseD
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4oupre 9lope 20.
lll5-Nl7 Street Next to Cor. l2th

Church.. the ceremony taking place at
the home of the minister. The young
folks were unaccompanied and returned
to the city Immediately afterward.
Miss Dora Ella Butt, daughter of NJ.
Mckendry Butt of this vicinity, and MI
Clarence Bolts of Washington were mar
ried in Rockville last Sunday afternoon
by Rev. S. r. White OF the Baptist
Church at the minister's home F'olloa =
ing the ceremony a collation. was served
at the home of the bride. only Il W
friends and relatives being present.
The ladies of the Rockville Baptist
Church are arranging for turkey sup
per and musical in the banquet room or
the church the evening of February -
Mrs S. V. HanaN and daughter, Miss
Mabel. visited friends in Washington dur
ing the week
Evening star., 1909-02-14

TO be conferred on every subscriber or
10000 milreis and that of count on
subscribers of .tIU0'p milreiS. This an
nCfIncement produced the desired effect.
and tie hospital soon completed
The opening ceremony was performed by
the emperor and attended by large
number of the newly ennobled. who did
noi altogether relish the words inscribed
In letters Of gold on the gable of the ne"
building. Human Vanity 10 llumai II
NiSprE
Evening star., 1909-02-14
Wrinkles Removed

zoe TREATMENT FREE.
SimDIe quick. safe. efficient. 4 won
derful scientific discovery, marvellous in
it's workings.
ABSOLUTELY NEW METHOD;
tones up the skin. rounds out the face,
clears the complexion. Ii gives a
CHARMING YOUTHFUL APPEARANCE
without the least discomfort.
\ cIe-r ccmpIcN ion and rounded face
nrc wOman's best assets, and I deter
mined to have them. Takes hut few
minutes and c-D bc used without the
knowledge of cHS one.
When vritiD:: iHct0sc 10 cents fer
pas.i<inl md mailing: the :idc treatment.
Address Annette Ritz. Suite 40, ::GS FuI.
ton street, .Jamlica. \. \.
Evening star., 1909-02-14

Mrs A. \. TlrhaNne of London. Eng
land sailed fo! her home Thursday. after
a visit OF three weeks To her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Lnsenh L. OMenS.
Evening star., 1909-02-14

Miss Viola Letterman of charlottesville,
Va. and Mr.. Harold H. Levi of Baltl-
more whose engagement was recentiy
announced held a reception at the nome
of Miss Letterman Sunday night last.
Miss Irma Stern who Is a house guest,
went down for the event.
Evening star., 1909-02-14
Protective Coloring of Insects.

From the London Telegraph.
y well known little moth with pale
green notified wings is the only case in
Evening star., 1909-02-14
A Larking Concert.

A Larking Concert.
Mrs Bryce. Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver.
Mrs William Slater. Mrs. Marcellus
Bailey Mrs. Hunt Slater. Mrs. Calderon
Carlisle. Mrs. William NCble. Mrs. Arch-
bald Hopkins Mrs. Lawrence Townsend,
Mrs Arthur Parsons. Mrs Gordon Cum
ming and Miss Biddle are patronesseS for
a concert which Miss Miriam Larking.
lie English Violoncelist. will give. as
sisted by Miss Doe. soprano, Wednesday.
February Il, at 40 o'clock, at the resi-
Evening star., 1909-02-14

dence of Mrs William Slater. ,1l31 |
street Miss I.arkinS. has beenl heard
with great success in London before MEM
hers of the rovai family.
Evening star., 1909-02-14
Observation-Disclosures.

PITTSBURG, Pa. February IA T.
cording to cable advces from England
announcement has been made that the
Evening star., 1909-02-14

have returned to their home in the kene-
saw from a visit with relatives in Bal
timore.
Evening star., 1909-02-14

Miss Carrie Adler of Pitsburg. Pa. Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Aoei
of Clifton street.