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Sharp County record., 1909-06-04

A great many people who have
trilod with indigestion, have been
sorry for whom nervous or
chronic dyspepsia resulted and
they have not been able 10 cure IT,
Use kodOl aud prevent having
Dyspepsia,
Everyone Ia subject 10 indieea'
zion. Stomach arrangement follows
stomach abuse, Just as naturally
and Just as surely ~ a sound and
healthy stomach results upon tho
taking Of kodol
When you experience eournesa
Of stomach, belching of gna and
nauacatlng fluid, bloated sensation,
gnawlng pain In tho pit " tho
stomach, heart burn tao.celled),
dlarrhooa, headaches, dulnoaa or
chronic tired feelins-you need Ros
dol And then the quicker you take
kodol-the better, Fat what YOU
want, let Kodoi digest Il,
Ordinary reptin "dytperHla tab,
let's" phytlop, etc, arc not likely
to be Of much benefit 10 you, In
digestive ailments, pepsin ID only
Sharp County record., 1909-06-04

Sometimes you may be told
that there are other things juat aa
good aa DeWitts Kidney and
Bladder Pills, That isn't 30.
Nothing made is as good as De-.
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills
for any ailmentg Of the kidney or
bladder, which alway9 result in
weak back, baokache, rheumatic
pains, rhoumati5m and urinary
disorders, A trial Of peWltta
Kidney and Bladder Pills ig suf.
hcient to convince you how good
they are. Send your namo to Z,
9, Dewitt & Co., Chicago, you
will receive a free trial box
They are sold here by Snow
Sharp County record., 1909-06-04
A Quiet Wedding.

Park Taylor, prominent
young man, formerly of this
county, but who now has g re-
sponsible position at Kioawa,
Okla, and Miss Fannie Edwards,
d popular young lady Of near
Jeaup, were quietly married at
the home of the bride Wednes-
day, After the ceremony was
performed Mr.. and Mr.. Taylor
came to Evening Shade and
from here went to Oklrhoma,
where they will reside in future.
The Record joins their many
friends in wishing them a life Of
happiness,
Sharp County record., 1909-06-04

Old papers for aale.
Sharp County record., 1909-06-04
Notice To Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that
there will be a public examination
at the school buildings IN Eve.
ming Shade and Hardy, Thurs
day and Friday, June 18th and
18th, 1909, for the purpose Of
ascertaining tn o professional
qualifications Of persons desiring
to teach in the public schools Of
Sharp county, Examination will
begin promptly at $3.50 a, m,
o, G, Shaver,
Go. Examiner,
Sharp County record., 1909-06-04
Officers Elected.

At a meeting Of the /, 0, O. i.
lodge held here Wednesday night
tho following officers were elected
20 aerye during the ensuing termi
Jas, W. Young, Noble Grand;
DR., A, W, Jernigan, Vice Grand;
W, N, MetoaIl, secretaryi 4, j..
Davidton, Deputy Grand Master,
and G, D, Evans, representative
10 the Grand Lodge,
Sharp County record., 1909-06-04
Notice 70 Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that |
will hold a Teachers Institute at
the school building in Evening
Shade, Sharp county, Arkansas,
beginning Monday, June 7th,
1909, and continuing five days.
All teachers holding license to
teach in Sharp county are re-
quired by law to attend the full
time.
Sharp County record., 1909-06-04

SOLD BY SNOW DRUG co,
Sharp County record., 1909-06-04

Better Not Get
Dyspepsia
If you can help il. Kodol prevents Dyspepsia, by
effectuaIy helping Nature to Relieve Indigestion.
But don't trifle with Indigestion.

n partial discstor--and physics aro
not digoet0rs at all
Eodol IL n perfect dlgeater II
YOU could SEQ Kodol dlgosllngcyory
particle Of food, Of all kinds, In Tho
glaaa teBtstubea in our lab0ratorloa.
YOU would know this just aB well
as we do.
Nature and Kod0l viii always
cure q sick stomach--but In order
10 bc cured, the stomach must rest.
THAT In what ISodol does--rests tho
stomach, whIlo the stomach gotta
woll, Just ae simple ~ A, D, g.
Sharp County record., 1909-06-04
Long May The Judge Stay.

This morning a reporter OF the
Guard met Judge Coffin on the
sidewalk looking cheerful and
happy, as usual, and he inform
ed the repor ter that he is now on
his vacation, but not enjoying it
as hugely as he will next week,
when he meets in reunion with
the Confederates at Memphis,
He says Gen. Lee was 54 years
old when he assumed command
Of the Confederate army, and
that some one had figured it out
that the last Confederate would
pass away about 1880. He says
he does not know whether this
prediction will prove true or not,
but that he is going to try and
stay and see. The Judges many
friends hope that he will be here
until the last one shall have
passed away.-Batesville Guard.
Sharp County record., 1909-06-04
Our Guarantee

do 20 rour drdfslst today and ret a tiol.
lhr bottle, Then after luu have ined Tia
entire contents " the bottle II yuu can
good, return the bottle "a the dWggiat and
he VIII refund your money without 1Heaa
ton of delay We will then ray Tho dWg4
Rlst Tor the bottle, Don't hesitate, all
druet lsts lW6w hat our guarantee h good,
THIS ontt. arpllth 20 the large bottle s1iy
s,na ~ hQt one IN q family The large bots
cent bottle, ivy
kodol 10 prepared nj the labora.
toflesol BG,DoWltt 6 Goa Chicago.
Sharp County record., 1909-06-04

Jasper Justu5 is having his
hotel property enclosed with q
new fence. Ed Young and
Shelby Woods are doing the
work.
Sheriff w. O. Smith was at the
Northern District capital two or
three days the latter part Of last
week looking after some official
business.
Dr., A. w, Jernigan and Sher-
if W. O. Smith went to Cave
City Tuesday to be present at the
closing exercises OF the school
there atnight
Several Of our young people
went to Cave City Monday night
to attend the ricital given by the
music department of the Cave
City High School.
There are many limitations Of
DeWitt's Carboli2ed Witch Hazel
Salve--DeWitt's is the original.
Be sure you get DeWitt's Car
boli2ed Witch Hazel Salve when
you ask for it. It is good for
cuts, burns and bruises, and is
especially good for Piles, Sold
by Snow Drug Co,
Sharp County record., 1909-06-04


and a half miles below town, and
who has been confined to his
bed by illness for a year OF more,
is said to be improving some
Mr.. Jackson is quite old.
Sam Henderson, who lives on
Strawberry river a few miles
from town, sold some nice catfish
in town this week, lie has
caught q Lot Of fish during the
past two or three months,
jim Bristow, son of Mr., and
Mrs. j.. W. Bristow, while play.
inc ball with several other small
boys Saturday afternoon, was
struck on the eye with the ball
and painful injury inflicted.
We 10 not know of any other
pill that is as good as DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, the famous
little liver pills-smaIl, gentle,
pleasant and sure pills with a
reputation, Sold by Snow Drug
Co.
Misses Marjorie Stockard and
Virgie Rogers of Ash Flat spent
Monday night in the city They
left Tuesday morning for Cave
City to be present at the closing
exercises Of the puddle school
there.
The demand for young men
graduates Of telegraphy for the
Springfield Business College is
such that everyone this year has
been placed JUST as soon as ne
became competent. This is a
good course for young man.
7 A good many tracts of land
have been removed from the de-
linquent list since it was publish
ed last week, and when the day
of sale arrives it is probable
there will be but a few tracts to
he sold.
Reports from different portions
of the county indicate that crop
conditions were never better at
this time Of the year. If condi-
tions remain as favorable as at
present our farmers are assured
of a good yield in the fall,
W, G, King, one Of tho Rec
ord's good friends in Davidson
township, was a visitor to the
city one day this week. Mr..
King has been a reader Of the
Record many years and says be
couldn't get along without il.
D. W. Hicks, an old citizen OF
sharp, independence county,
was in Evening Shade looking
after some business matters one
day last week, He lived at this
place twenty years ago, and
many Of our people knew him
we'll,
DR.. Tolbert Henson, who now
lives in western Oklahoma and Is
prospering in his profession, was
an Evening Shade visitor one
day this week. He came to Ash
Flat several days ago to visit his
father, Ambrose Henson, VINO is
in poor health,
Neill Madden, whe ahot and
killed Ed Iiirt2 at Thayor, Mo-
one night Iast week, Ia a brother
Of Dan Madden Of Hardy, deputy
shcrill, Tho exact cause for the
killing has never boon learned
here, kIrts waa known as q bad
man lh BatesvIe, hia home town,
Sharp County record., 1909-06-04
LOCAL NEWS.
>NN~NN~~~,e~ ~N~NN~s

Co., Batesville, Ark, $3.50 to
S15.
Rev. j, D. Kelley Of Cave City
was in town short while Tues
day.
P. B. Thompson, the telephone
manager, was at Hardy a day or
two lately.
Miss Jewel Kinman of Bates
vile is in the city visiting reIa-
tives and friends.
Ladies' $500 Oxfords for ST 80,
$3.50 for S1,25 at Weaver Dowdy
Co., Batesville, Ark.
Willie Cochran left Wednesday
for Springfield, Mo-, where he
will spend few days.
W, A. Edwards left Tuesday
for Batesville to be absent few
days on business matters.
Give US chance and we will
save you money. W Q yer
Dowdy Co., Batesville, Ark,
A. y. Sauls was here from
Poughkeepsie Tuesday. This
shop acknowledges pleasant
visit.
DR.. G. E, Craig went to Bates
vile Tuesday to spend a few
days with relatives and old
friends.
Drummer G. W. Reiney of
Paragould was in the city We'd
nesday selling groceries for a ST.
Louis house.
Walter Tucker, one Of Hsrdy's
best young citizens, was viSi-
tor in Evening Shade a day or
two this week.
Joe b. Watkins spent Sunday
with his brother, John a, Wat
kins, Of Washington township,
who is quite ill.
Alfred Stout was here from
Cave township one day this week.
He had his name enrolled on our
subscription list.
The Masonic fraternity at Sid
ney initiated five new members
into the mysteries Of the order
Saturday night.
Mark Stout, one Of the Rec
ord's readers in Cave township,
was transacting some business
matters here Monday.
Russell Cochran, who left Eve
ming Shade last week, has ac-
cepted position as bookkeeper
at Garden Plain, Kan.
Prof W, !, Simpson Of Max
vile was in town the first Of the
week looking after some business
around the court house.
While out hunting a few days
ago, Clevo Moser killed u
young hawk which measured
forty inches from tip TO tip.
Sheriff q, II. Matheny Of
Sullivan township spent last Sun
day night here with his old
friend, Stephen D. Johnston.
A. G., Babcock, the popular
representative Of the VIM. Is,
Moore Dry Goods Co., spent
Wednesday night in the city.
James e. Bray, who lives few
miles west Of town, dropped into
this shop Monday long enough to
advance his subscription a notch,
Assessor W, + Smith will be.
gin assessing the property Of the
county next Monday ut the Camp
Ground in Lave Creek township,
Tho Sharp County Teachers
Institute will convene in Evening
Shade next Monday. A large
attendance of teachers is looked
for.
sVymWuH
Sharp County record., 1909-06-04
Drug Co.

John Bryant, a well NnVOp ,,a
izen Of Franklin, who ha0 "a
i'll for some time WIN ~ "a,
trouble, is recovering rV n..,s
time it was thought Mr. D'''
could not got WELL
John Sharp Of Love- 0o'T " ',,,A
best known citizens Of l%1 ..1
county, has been here " w. N
days THE week Visible ,s.,Is
daughter, Mre, D. h' ~, "a
MIR, Sharp hao been in very n,r,
health lately, but 0'' MI ID
friends are glad to know w.
Is improving,
Evening star., 1909-08-18
Everyday Needs

a,siDtesaan. sGo ssg,ion ,,1 Chloride 10 best 25c
25c Toilet Paper, 7 for 25c.
Blue Seal Toilet Paper.
winner. Regular sc rolls; DIR
Evening star., 1909-08-18
CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY
JURY'S VERDICT AGAINST JAP.
ANESE STRIKE LEADERS.
Had Combined In Move to Take
Charge of Government in
Hawaiian Island.

HONOLULU, August ls.-After being
out six hours the jury In the case of the
four Japanese strike leaders. charged
with criminal conspiracy, brought In a
verdict of guilty at 10:45 PM. The de-
PENDANTS. President Maxine Of the Higher
Wage Association, the organization in
charge of the strike of the Japanese
laborers on the summer plantations of the
islands: Editor Soga of the Japanese
newspaper Jill. and Assistant Editors
Negoro and TasiHka of the same paper.
were arrested and charged with criminal
conspiracy June IA. when officers with
search warrants entered the offices of the
Jill and the Higher Wage Association and
found there evidence of what the authori-
ties claimed to be widespread move on
the part of the Japanese strikers to take
charge of the government OF the islands
Later the grand jury charged the ar
rested men with criminal conspiracy to
incite riot. violence and injury to the
property of the plantations affected by
the strike A futile effort was made to
secure the release of the accused leaders
through habeas corpus and they were
brought to trial on the charge July "a.
Evening star., 1909-08-18
STAYS HUSBAND WITH KNIFE
ITALIAN WAS THREATENING
WIFE WITH PISTOL.
Children Witness New York Tene-
ment House Murder Caused by
Jealousy for Boarder.
Special Djspatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK. August 1s.-Jealousy was
the melting cause for a quarrel between
husband and wife in one of the crowded
tenements of the downtown Italian
quarters early today, and when the quar-
rel was over Luigi Crisanti. fifty years
old. the husband. lay dead with stab
wound from a keen shoemaker's knife
just under the heart.
Augusta his wife. is held by the police
on a homicide charge. She speaks 10
English, but from her story. spoken
through her daughter Mary. fifteen years
old. and her son Alfred. eighteen. as in
terpreters. it appears that the case is an
other incident of the boarder whom the
husband believed to be favored.
1t appears that Monday night Luigi
drove his wife and their four children
from their three rooms on the fifth floor
of the tenement at III Avenue A. They
went out into the rain. the daughter
Mary. said. and did not sleep all night
Yesterday the trouble was patched up
and they went home again. The children
were aroused by row between mother
and father about 8 o'clock. and ran into
the front room. Then here is the story
as the son told it:
The father was highly excited and de-
mandef his pistol. a cheap little 32-
caliber AFFAIR. His wife got It for him
and Immediately he commenced flourish
ing it in the air. declaring that he would
Evening star., 1909-08-18
RESPITE FOR MURDERERs.
Electrocution of Johnson, Pines and
Dorsey of Alexandria Delayed.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
RICHMOND. Va, August 1S.-Gov
Swanson today respted Calvin Johnson
Richard Pines and Eugene Dorsey, all
colored, of Alexandria. The men were
to have been electrocuted September 3, 1C
and II. The dates now fixed are October
8, Is and % The men murdered w. F.
Schultze Of Chicago several months ago.
Evening star., 1909-08-18
CHIEFS MAKING REPORTS.
Division Heads Of Treasury Make
Returns of REORGANIZATION Data.

Secretary MacVeaghs committee on re-
organization of the Treasury is receiving
the reports of chiefs of divisions and
employees upon the blank cards recently
sent out seeking a fun history of each
man, woman or child in the big depart
ment. The request of the Treasury was
that the reports should all be in by the
10th Of this month except from out-of-
town points. These were given until the
last day of this month. The hubbub that
was caused by the receipt of the search
ing blanks has suhsided and conditions
appear TO be more or less normal now
1t will be some months before the COM
mittee makes use of the information it
will have on hand by the close of the
month. Assistant Secretaries Norton
and Hilles, two of the three members of
the committee. are away from Washing
ton on summer vacation and it is doubt
full If all the members of the committee
will be able to get together before the
end Of September. The consideration of
the reports. division by division, will be-
gin .and no report to Secretary Mac
Veagh is probable before October 1, per-
haps later.
Evening star., 1909-08-18
MUST STAND TRIAL.
Navy Department Turns Over VIII
liams to Massachusetts,.

Acting Secretary of the Navy Winthrop
has granted the request of the state Of
Massachusetts, for the surrender Of David
Williams. a mess attendant on the bat
tfeship Vermont. for trial on a charge OF
manslaughter on account of the death OF
another attendant on the Vermont. which
resulted from a boxing match.
Williams is also wanted by the authori-
ties of the state of Georgia for trial on
a charge Of assault and battery, which
occurred in that state some months ago,
before Williams Joined the navy. The
department decided TO turn williams over
to Massachusetts, because the Massa-
chusetts claim was filed prior to that Of
Georgia
Evening star., 1909-08-18
retired from sbusiness about two years
ago because of ILL health. He was born

retired from sbusiness about two years
ago because of Ill health. He was born
on a farm I'm Onondaga county. New
York. and was engaged in agricultural
pursuits until the outbreak Of the civil
war. when at the age oftwenty-one years
Heavy Artillery. At the battle OF Monoc-
acy, when Gen. Lew Wallace was en-
deavoring to retard the advance of Confed-
crate Gen. Early upon Washington, DIR.
Duckett was captured by the southerners.
When Gen. Eariy's force opened the at
tack upon Fort Stevens. DIR. Duckett was
exposed for hours to the fire o. the
Union artillery and infantry. He finally
managed to conceal himself in hay
stack on the Blair farm. and when the
Confederates retired he reached the
Union lines.
Was Prominent Mason.
Dr. Duckett was transferred to the
medical corps of the army August 1O.
1864, and when the war was over came 10
this city and married Miss Carrie NJ.
Taber of Auburn. n. Y, the wedding TAX
ing place in 1885, Three children were
the result of the union, only one, Willard
8. Duckett, OF the engineering depart
ment, Fort Washington, surviving.
He was one of the originators of the
Washington College of Pharmacy and
was founder and president OF the Retail
Druggists Association. He was presented
with a loving cup by the druggists of the
District, December >, 1905. Several months
before his death he was honored with the
degree of doctor of pharmacy by George
Washington University.
DIR. Duckett was a member Of Hiram
Lodge, No. 10. f. A. A. M; Hiram Chap
ter. No. 10. Royal Arch Masons. and was
surgeon of George L.. Morris Post, No. 49,
G. A. r. He was sixty-eight years Of age
and had many friends in this city. The
members of the Association of Oldest In
habitants will have a delegation of it's
members at the obseQuies.
i. DIR. Ducketts only sister. Mrs. Mary A.
Rogers, of Anoka, Mimi. was visiting
him at the time of his death.
Evening star., 1909-08-18

Services over the remains of DIR. Wal
ter G. Duckett, who died suddenly from
heart disease yesterday. will be held from
his home, 214s Pennsylvania avenue, at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. at which
Rev Charles II. Butler will officiate. The
rites OF the Masonic fraternity and
Grand Army of the Republic will be car
ried out at the grave in Oak H!ll ceme-
terry.
DIR. Duckett had been a druggist al I'D
street and Pennsylvania avenue for forty
two years. and was an honored member of
the Association of Oldest Inhabitants. He
Evening star., 1909-08-18

Corp Scott. Private Ustler and Private
Grant Springfield members of the list
Regiment Junior Order United American
Mechanics. in camp at Lima. Ohio were
Injured in sham battle yesterday.
Ustler sustained a bursted ear drum by
premature explosion, Scott has an arm
badly lacerated and Grant received q
bayonet thrust In the arm.
Evening star., 1909-08-18
Csc Pound
Iced Tea Time.

The teas we sell make delicious
cold or hot tea. Your favorite tea is
here. Half-pound sealed containers,
choice Japan. Oolong. India, Mixed.
Ceylon. English Breakfast Basket
Fired Japan, Gunpowder, or OE~
Young Hyson. 4Oc teas. Z0S
Chloride Lime, lb. can. .1Oc
1oc Sulphur Candles, SC.
,o,1,u1 Crude e, carbolic r. Acid s5c lOc
sc Nursing Bottles. 3 for. 1Oc
Absorbent Cotton, full lb. ..... .21c
Evening star., 1909-08-18

One thousand whites struck at Perkins
against the nee of hop picking machines.
On the other side OF the river 800 Japa-
nese struck for more money and 900
whites struck because the japanese were
given work and they were laid OFF.
Evening star., 1909-08-18
Csc PURITY q
lib. COFFEE III

The same Coffee will cost you 3Sc
a pound in the tea stores. Makes a
delightful and delicious cup. Roast
ed and packed by the largest i'm
porters of high grade coffees in the
world. In one-pound, air-tight pack
ages-pulverized, ground or in the
grain.
Try it on our moneyback guaran-
tee. Remember. a genuine 3Sc Coffee
for
Evening star., 1909-08-18
Shoulder Braces.

$3.50 Korrector Shoulder Brace,
comfortable and practi- en- DS
cal. for men and women ~A'0
$1.25 Kool and Komforf> h0.,
able Shoulder Brace. .......
SOC Nadinola Cream. m.......... .35c
Trusses Fitted by Experts.
$3.50 New York Elastic Trusses,
enamel pads; strong and zoe
durable. Special. .........
$500 Seeley Hard Rubber Truss
es; standard for so 81 30
years. Special. .........
mail order houses and surgical
stores ask $500 for these)
Every truss in stock at about
half price.
Evening star., 1909-08-18

shoot her unless she turned Eugene Cic-
carelli, the boarder. into the street.
The woman refused, and Luigi started
to point the pistol al her, when the son
caught his arm. The wife snatched a
long, keen knife and struck once. The
husband collapsed and died before
medical aid could reach him. When the
police arrived they found Luigi dead The
mother and children were taken to the
station, where the mother was locked up
and the son detained as a material wit
ness.
Evening star., 1909-08-18
T he Best for
Less.
Sc Soaps, J for 2Sc.

Witch Hazel, Oatmeal. Turkish
Bath; big bargain-7 cakes 1Sr
Imported CASTLE Soap; sold regu-
larly at 23c the lb. Our spe- g.
cial price, lb. Observation-Disclosures. AOS
All you want at this price.
25c Sulphur or Carbolic Skin A2c
soaps. ...s-............
Csc Nadfnola Soap. 15c
10c Colgate's and Williams Sc
Shaving Soaps. ~
Notified CASTLE, the kind nSc
grandma tells about: lb. ....... ~
lie Munyon's Witch Hazel Sc
SOC Cuticura Ointment. ........ 34c
25c Pasteurine Tooth Paste.:... lie
25c Euthymol Tooth Paste..... 1Oc
$1.OO "Revivine" Gray Hair hOc
Restorer, clear as water..... Wv
$1.OO "Renewo" Gray Hair
Restorer, like old-style Halls AMc
and Ayers. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
: &c Nelson's Hair Pomade; makes
curly hair smooth; good for n7C
Evening star., 1909-08-18
Rubber Goods, Trusses.

-
$3.50 Whrling Spray Female
Syringe: the woman's &N .2n
1riend
>. 75c Guaranteed Bulb Syringes. 49c
=" 81 Bulb Syringes. reinforced SOC
double wear).
1Oc Baby Pacifiers.. &c
sc Rubber Nipples. for &c; OSc
dozen. .....
$50 Combination Fountain Syringe
and Water Bottle: 5 feet regular now
tubing: fard-rubber pipes: strong
shut-off: each one in a box. 02n
Special. -..........
$3.50 Red Rubber Combination
Syringe: guaranteed two SN OQ
years. This sale
75c value Fountain SYRINGE. Adnc
Got. Complete. ..-.........-...T|~
SOC Atomizers; spray; per- .3Sc
fectly well made. de................
800 Perfection Atomizer;
nickeled; spray tube; guaran- hOc
800 Water Bag, 2-quart SOc
size, at. ..........
$15O Seamless Water Bag; zOr
extra heavy. ...-....
500 Gallic:.Zinc Bed Pans, light,
durable: scientifically cor ST 2O
rect. Special.
$1.Oo Zinc Douche Pans. $1,000. 59c
$3.50 Enameled Porcelain ST 40
Fed Pans. ........... -.
Evening star., 1909-08-18
Big Strike Of Hop Pickers.

SACRAMENTO, Gal. august iis4-1h
three separate strikes In the Horst Com
pany's hop fields. 2o00 white men. women
and children and Japanese. have tied up
the work Of the fields and drying plants.