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Sharp County record., 1909-06-18

And, OF course, indigestion II neg.
lootod long enough brings on eorl'
oue diseases In which Kodol cannot
benefit YOU Some OF these thoro
" no help FOR at all,
There are, IN fact very few all
menta which cannot be traced di.
feetly TO impure blood And i'm.
pure blood is always due to a dB.
ordered stomach,
Use Kodo and prevent Nervous
Dyspepsia,
Kodol win effeetually assist Ma
tufe 70 secure u complete feht0ra'
lion Of good Digestion II does
this by at once dlgeAtlng all food
IN the stomsch ANA Keeping II di'
gestod, until the stomach IN rested
and cNn resume its own work 10,
dol removes me eHuse=and the
effect quickly removes itself
When II Ia recalled that Apo.
pleSy, Heart Disease, Cuneer-ahd
even Consumptlon-aare due 10
poor digestion and polgons thus
transmitted 10 the blood, and
throughout the eystem=the impor,
tanee of maintaining good diges.
tlon Ia at once realized,
Sharp County record., 1909-06-18
CAST'ORIA
For Infants'and Children. :,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'sss,.'s sssss the ., IZy1N2zzx

The residence OF Thomas
Qualls, few miles west Of town,
was burned to the ground one
day last week. None of the fam =
lily were at horne at the time Of
the fire and everything in the
building was a total loss,
Col, Sam II. Davidson and
others from this place who at
tended the Confederate reunion
at Memphis last week report
having had a very interesting
time, and declare the reunion was
a success in every particular.
Lott Joh JASON died at his home
at Reeds Greek Saturday morn
ing and was buried at the Fair
view cemetery Sunday. Ills
death was caused by eonsump-
ton with which disease had suf.
fered thirteen, months. Mr.,
johnson was a good citizen and
Had the respect and confidence ol
all who knew him. He leaves u
wife and one child,
Sharp County record., 1909-06-18
Judge Calvin Mobley, the we'll

Judge Calvin Mobley, the we'll
known ord citizen of Reed S
Greek, was attending to some
business and meeting friends in
Evening Shade Monday. He
made this Office pleasant caH.
We do not know of any other
pill that is as good as DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, the famous
little livg pills-small, gentle,
pleasant and sure pills with a
reputation. Sold by Snow Dnng
Co.
Miss LILLIAN Woods,, who has
been teaching in Little Rock the
past several months, came home
the latter part of last week and
will spend the summer with beg
parents, DR.. and Mrs. p. q.
Woods.
Fred Wilson, who has been
teaching at Terral, Okla, for
|several months, came in Friday
for a visit with his parents snd
friends. He will teach at Terral
again and will return there in
about a month,
Misses Maggie and Fannie
McCaleb returned to their home
at Hardy Monday. They attend
cd the teachers institute here
last week and remained few
days after the close Of the insti-
tuto with friends.
Sharp County record., 1909-06-18

We knew What Kodoi would, do
before ever The first bottle wN5
sold II we did moi know just what
II viii do, we would not guarantee
IL the way we do,
~ ie eusS tW you 10 prove KodoN
1.-The next Tor the frst) time you
have an attack Of indigestion, And
you will certainly be surprised at
the results. IT. is perfectly harm-
less
There esn bo no harm in trying
something that may do you u great
deal Of sood=when II eotts YOU
nothing II Il doesn't.
Sharp County record., 1909-06-18

l.. H. Shaver was able to be al
his place of business Wednesday
for the first time in a couple of
weeks, having been kept at home
by illness.
A lot Of rain has fallen in this
section the past few days. A
hard rain, accompanied by con-
siderable hail, fell Wednesday
afternoon.
A marriage license was issued
the first part of the week to Jesse
Garland, aged 90, of King Mills
and Miss Laura OVERLY, aged 10,
of Ash Flat.
j. M. Wilsoa came in from
Fayetteville Monday ana' will
spend a few weeks With his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Wilson,
and friends.
w. O. Stafford, one Of cur
readers at Sidney, was an Eve"
ming Shade visitor a few days
ago. This Office acknowledges a
pleasant visit.
O. p. Meeks and family Of
Alamogordo, New Mexico, arriv-
ed in Evening Shade Monday for
visit with relatives and friends
in this section. ,-
Joe B, Watkins spent Sunday
in Washington township with his
brother, John A. Watkins, who
has been quite i'll for some time,
and who is not improving.
Judge W. Fl. Kelley convened
the regular term Of probate court
for the Southern District Mon.
day. The business was light and
the term lasted only two days,
j, l.. Massey, a good citizen Of
CaMmine, while in the oity on
business Monday, called at Rec-
ord headquarters and had his
name enrolled on our subscrip-
ton list.
A large number of 0dd Eel
lows from this place went to
MaSville Sunday and assisted in
The burial Of George Jordan, q
member Of the order who dieG
the day previous.
You've heard it said that
money is the root Of all evil"
If so, we've been extremely goot
for,some timo. It's timo to ray
up.
Snow Drug Go,
There are many limitations o
DeWitt's Carboiized Witch Haze
Balve--DeWilt's is the original
BE suro you get DeWitt's Car,
boli2ed Witch Hazel Salve whel
you ask for ", II is good fo
cuts, burns and Bruises and i
especially good for Piles, Soll
by saow Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1909-06-18
Our Guarantee

Go 10 your druggist today aud W., n ,lol,'
lar bottle, Then hller NON have used tho
entire contents 0f tho lOllle II you can
huheAllt say lhht mas moi dohn Snu any
ne VIII rrfuhd Ndlh money without duea,
ilon ~ delay We viii then pay The drues
FIST i0r the bottle, DON'T hesitate, hif
Ntupplsth hndw ilul 0uf guarantee Ia good,
ThlA Uiltr applies 10 ne barge lAtlls only
ana 10 but one IN Hlamlly The hree bot.
We ec4nlnlnh Wa llmea 40 mach M Tho nnv
cent bottle
kodol IL prepared al the labera,
teriesof h, q, Dewitt eco, Chicago,
Sharp County record., 1909-06-18

Drug Co. ,..d,
The sale Of Delinquent -"
was held Monday alVef'V' hu
the court house, Bu' Vss and
people attended the su''s s,u,oy.
moat Of The land had ooen Ia, ,,sy D
ed from the list before 'ne ~ ~ yseI,
sale. About thirty traos' o'ss'stNIS
sold TO tho state ana so"""ohl "
like twenty tractO were 00''
individuals.
The Springfield Business as. : 81 'y
lege has grown to De ob' tyap |
biggest in the southweS.,, S..,,,,aneI |
graduate Of the eSSS In
courses has been sssSsasdM
GOOD situatlon, Only ,sssossd,
eed teachers are emp,vt''A 4 np,.t'
the institution is the psS
Sharp County record., 1909-06-18
Minister highly HODOred.

The following is taken from 'He
News published at Ada Okla'
and will be of interest TO tne
many friends Of Rev Wilson in
this county;
The program Of the Inter-
national Convention OF 'he
Epworth League, which meets IN
Seattle. Washington, July 4'lz'
has Just appeared presenting the
names of the leading clergymen
of the Methodist Episcopal, the
Southern Methodist, and the Ca
madam Methodist churches. 1t
will be Of interest to our readers
10 know that one of the most i'm
portant' places upon this program
has been assigned to Rev. w. M
Wilson, pastor CT our own flrst
Methodist church. He is TO pre-
side at the session Of the con.
pention on Sunday evening, July
18th, the session which will un-
doubtedly be the most largely
attended of all; and he is the only
participant upon the program
from Oklahoma with the eXcep-
tien of Bishop William A. Quayle
of Oklahoma City. The people
OF Ada are Justly proud Of a pas
to. deserving to be thus honored,
and geel that this is fitting rec
ognition of the high ability and
,eYicient services of Mr.. Wilson,
Sharp County record., 1909-06-18
LOCAL NEWS.
,N%~NN~~N~~>>~~Ns

NJ ports of fine crop prospects.
NJ Mems Suits at Weaver Dowdy
No., Batesville,. Ark, So 80 tt
N rs.
n Sheriff w. O. Smith is confined
Y n, his bedi with an attack of bill
4 Nus fever.
EA Snow Drug Co. serves good
\ old soda water, made from pure
Fruit flavors.
lA w. H. Phillips Of Sidney was 6
leasant caller at the Record Of.
ice Thursday.
Eleven DIVORCES were granted
! the chancery court at Bates
lille last week.
XII Ladies' $500 Oxfords for 81, so,
X $3.50, fer SA@'aJ Weaver Dowdy
Jos, yBatesville, Ark.
n Judge James W. Smith went
3 Sidney Tuesday to spend a few
;gaays with old friends.
\ Mrs. Jasper Justus orders the
Record sent to her son, Claude
n Justus, at Checotahy Okla.
Give US a chance and we will
save you money. W g a er
SDowdy Co., Batesville, Ark.
Miss Bah Collins went to Har-
dy Monday and is spending the
week with friends at that place.
Government statistics show
that Sharp county produced
.5, $50 bales of cotton last season.
Surveyor r. X. Arnold was
here from Kirg Mills Monday
looking after some matters ofbus.
iness.
Little Miss Aleen Kirby OF
Womack, Okla, is here visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Alice
Cochran. .---.. 4..---.r.-.. --
II. B. Clear will teach the sum.
mer term OF school in the "P0s-
sum Trot" district, two miles
from town.
A. Huss Of Savonburg, Kan
sas, who owns land near this
place, sends tho Record a check
on subscription
Wear u jacobs Chocolat,
smile on your face. In Sc tc
S1.00 boxes at tho drug store
"Made last night"
Miss Fannie Cochran returned
this week from Odessa, Mo,
where she has been teaching
music several months,
Mrs. G, G, Jernigan camo ur
from Mobley few days ago and
is visiting her parents, Mr. ant
Mrs. u. /, Herrn, and friends.
Have your picture made. viii
be ut Evening Shade for 10 days
All work strictly high grade.
j, II, Jones,
Prof. j, q, Albright os Cave
City spent Monday night ii
Evening Shade. He is selling
groceries for II Newport house,
During the summer months We
shall endeavor to keep ice for th'
benefit of the sick,
Snow Drug Co.
County Treasurer s, d, Johns.
ton Is not improving. The at.
tending physician reported his
condition much worse Wednes-
day.
Mrs. T, j. Woods loft one day
this week for Little Rock, where
she will spend several weeks vis-
ting her daughter, Mrs, G., G,
Price.
Rev, G, W. Nj. Freeman
preached at the Methodist church
Sunday night, returning to hit
home at Cave City Monday
morning.
Sharp County record., 1909-06-18
Surprising,
What Kodol Will Do

For you, when you need it, But the longer you neg
cct Indigestion, the more you will suffer before Kodor
can restore Good Digestion.
Sharp County record., 1909-06-18

ognition OF the hlgh aolllty anu
efficient services of Mr.. Wilson
--------------------- -----------------
~ Presiding Elder, A. F. Skinner
Of Batesville announces that he
will hold the third quarterly con-
ference for the Evening Shade
circuit, NJ. E. Church South, at
Cave City July oath and 25th,
The Springfield Business COL
lege needs young men and wom'
en- from this section to prepare
FOR good situations. If the school
does not secure a situation for a
graduate every dollar of tuition
is refunded. A fair proposition.
From the Herald we learn shat
Prof, Lewis II. Weller of Bax.
ter county has- been selected as
principal Of the Hardy public
school for the coming term, Prof.
G. L. Eckert will be first assistant
and another teacher is yet to be
secured, .I
"Grandma" McGnniss, one Of
the oldest ladies Of the county,
died Thursday Of last week at her
home at Grange. She was u
years Of age and her friends were
all who knew her. The burial
occurred at the Van Hoeser
cemetery.
\ County Examiner Owen G,
Shaver is'at Nardy holding The
quarterly examination Of teach
ers, Prof, M. }. Doyle Of Max.
vile is conducting the examina.
ton in the Southern District, and
there are eeveral applicants iol
license believe him.
George Jordan died near Max.
vile Saturday and was buried aO
the Maxville cemetery Sunday
| by the Odd Fellows. Mr., Jordan
had been coafined to his bed fol
many months, during which time
he suffered intensely from can
Ger. lie leaves a family an(
many friende
Bridge commissioners j, h
Kirkland Of Reed and W. 7. Nor,
ris Of Poughlseepsie will mex
week publish Il notice calling iol
bids for the construction OF ,
bridge across Strawberry river
near poughkeepsie, Bids will
be opened and the contract fo
the work lot on July 20,
Mrs. W. III. Clark and chldrer
Of Evening Shade were passon,
gers out Of here Saturday nigh
on route 10 Tuckerman TO visi
relatives and fvlends, Mr.. Clarl
accompanied them to Newport
retuning here Sunday morning
and to his home at Evening
Shade, -l3atosvillo Guard,
The Shanp County Teachers
Institute closed last Friday a
noon and most Of the teachers
left in the afternoon for theil
homes Before the close OF IN,
session the enrolment reaehet
ninety, and all present agreeC
that the institute was one Of IN,
bost ever hold In tho county.
Henry sims, n eolored man
was lodged in jail here Wednes,
day, Sims was indicted In th,
Southern Dielrict Of this count,
two years ago on throe charges
all mlNAomeNnora, but left ihl
Sharp County record., 1909-06-18

cred at the Postotfice at Evening Shade, Ark.
as second-class matter.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-08
CONGR ESSNEN BELIEVE DE-
PARTMENT OFFICIALS CAN
sAHoLE SUGAR CASE.
MUCH TESTIMONY READY
Representative Campbell Calls on At
torrey General Wickcrsnam to Dis
cuss Attitude Ct That GenteIman on
Resolution fer General Investigation
Campaign Probe Bill Presented.

Washington, Dec. While the Inn
preston seems 10 prevail among mem
bers ut congress that there should be
thorough investigation Of the Gus
toms service as "A result OF che sugar
frauds at the port Of New York, their
seems To b. no disposition to take the
matter out Of the hands of the treas
ury department and of the depart
m.nt of justice.
Three resolutions bearing upon this
subject introduced in the house yes
terday, We're referred to the committee
on rules. Representative Campbell of
Kansas. author Of one resolution
called at the department of justice to-
day to ascertain the attitude of the de
rartment towards his measure In
conversation with Attorney General
Wickorsham he heard emphasized the
desire expressed by the president in
his message, that congress should keep
hands OFF, at present.
Mr.. Campbell said afterward that
he told MIR. Wickersham that there
was IA mass of testimony to be had
bearing upon frauds in the customs
service which would be irrelevant In a
lawsuit. but which would be pertinent
for the country to know and could h.
brought To light only by means Of a
congressional inquiry. MIR. Campbell
assured Mr. Wickesham that there was
ne desire on the part Of himself or
other members IT, interfere with the
work off the executive departments
Mr.. Campbell said he intended to have
"A conference with the committee on
rules in regard To his resolution to
ascertain prospects for an inquiry
To probe the campaign contributions
af the so-called sugar trust and show
To whom they gave and how much, Is,
in effect. the direction of "A bill in
troduced today by Representative
Gillespie of Texas. II calls for "A con-
gressional investigation of the sugar
frauds
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PIERCE IS FOUND
TO Be NOT GUILTY

Austin. Tex. Dee. THE jury in the
case of IL. Clay Pierce. charged with
false swearing. returned a verdict of
not guilty today.
Judge Calhoun. In special charge
tn the jury, sustained the contention
OF Mr.. Pierce's lawyers that he was
immune from trial under the laws of
Texas. as the counsel for the state
sought to use testimony given by Mr..
Pierce on the witness stand i'm Mis-
souri, with the intention. he said. of
securing his conviction.
The sale Of the Waters-Pierce Oil
companies property was postponed by
Judge Wilcox until late today.
This Was done. it was stated. in ar-
der to permit Pierce's lawyers tn i'll
terSene in his behalf.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-08
HAMILTON PLEADS
FOR WOMAN
GOVERNOR HAY DETAILS HOW HE
SECURED AoJuTAhT GEN
ERALS CONFESSION.

Olympia. Wash, Dec. 1.-Goyernnr
Marion T.. Hay Was crosseNamined to-
day in the trial of former Adiutant
Central Otis Hamilton, who is alleged
to have embezzled $4,000 from the
state military fund. The governor
gave details of his conference with
Hamilton in the governors office,
when Hamilton is alleged hy the pro-
seenfioa IT, have made confession
Governor Hay testified:
4 started i'll by asking Have You
got away with $4,000 and Hamilton
said oh, no. | asked him SIS. 900 -
and he said 'ah. no Then | asked
him 'si0,0G0.' He said not az much
as that ana then | had him.
Governor Hay testified that Hamil-
ton begged that Hazel Moore. Of Oak
land. Cal. on whom nc is alleged Ia
have spent most OF the money taken
from the state fund. be not brought
into the case. The governor said:
Hamilton wanted IT, know whether
We would protect the woman If he
owned tip. He said that she Was re
spectacle woman. and that he had nnt
spent any state money an her
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-08
BILL TO OPEN CROW
RESERVATION
SENATOR DIXON ALSO OFFERS
RESOLUTION TO STOP FUR
SEALING TEN YEARS.

Washington. D. e.. Dec. 7.-tSpe-
al.l-Senator ]. NJ. Dixon today in
trodueed Il bill opening tha Crow In
dian reservation. In northeastern Mon
tana. to settlement
Senator Dixon also introduced. nj
the request uf the American geological
association. "A resolution calling on the
United States government t. act In
conjunction with England and Japan
for the immediate closing of fur seal
hunting for Il period at 10 years.
In the list of nominations sent I'm
by President Taft for census super
visitors MAS that Of Leon Shaw of
Helena for the second district of Mon
tana.
Representative Pray introduced a
bin for postofflee buildings at Ana
conda and Miles City and also for an
additional judicial district in Montana
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-08
REPRESENTATIVE PAYNE ApTLY
DESCRIBES TAFT'S FIRST AN
NuAL DEliVERANcE.
DEMOCRATIC APPROVAL
Serutinized. by Members Of Both
Branches Of Federal Law Making
Body-Sussestions as to Economix-
ing Endorsed by Opposition.

Washington. Dec. Having assem-
blcd and received the presidents an
nual message, congress today found
itself literally "out Of work. and in
consequence both houses adjourned
until Friday. when. IL some of the vari-
Gus committees fail to provide some
thing to do. adjournment viii be taken
until Monday. The forrnality Of read
ing the message aloud consumed an
hour and a half in each house. When
the conclusion was reached. the house
Immediately adjourned. but the senate
went into executive session
Little fault was found with the mes
sage among republicans. who seemed
to agree that 1t was as satisfactory a
document as the president could pre-
pare and remain consistent with the
party's campaign pledges. The demo
Gratis approved the presidents effort
to cconomize. but deprecated his sug-
gcstion that the Monroe doctrine had
practically become obsolete.
''The message Is written in the pres
ident's customary terse. vigorous
style" commented Representative
Payne. majority leader I'm the house
while Representative Clark. minority
leader. thought about all that could he
said about the messaa. was that II
was comparatively brief. ''as discussion
of almost all important matters is
relcgatcd to special messages
In both houses the message was sub
iectcd to most careful scrutiny. Fol
lowing thc custom, the message was
referred tn the committee of the whole,
To be prepared for ''yirisoctiun by rari-
nns committees.' who's. business in In
deal with subjects discussed by til.
president in his message
The senate adjourned nj /. 30 o'clock.
out of respect tn the memory Of Rep
resentativa DE Almond of Missouri and
Representative Lassiter Of Virginia.
The house adjourned at Las O'Clock
ttThe full text of the message will
be found on pages eight and ninc)
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-08
HIS TITLE ...
FOR LOVE OF WOMAN

Berlin. Dec. The remuneration by
Frederick Won Sayn Wittgenstein of
his princels rank with all the priviI-
eges associated with the same has been
sazetted. Emperor William, as king
Of Prussia. has conferred upon the ex-
prince the title Of Baron Won Allen
burg
The remuneration was at the direc-
tioa of the other male members of the
family and in accordance with the
family law established in 1907 which
provides that any member marrying
beneath his rank shall lose his inherit
cd right Of title. In 1903 Frederick
married Marie Louise Eertling. a wom-
an of the middle class.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-08
MORE, WITNESSES DENY
COAL-LAND AGREEMENT

ant witnesses testified today in the
Cunningham coal land cases-w. W.
Baker III Waila Waila and Francis
Jenkins of Moscow, Idaho. Both de
MED that they had ever entered into
any combination or agreement In
yoising their titles. Baker showed by
his testimony that he had been care
ful to examine all statements and af-
tidarits before signing them. Neither
Baker nor Jenkins signed the called
CLAWS affidavit. Both testified that
they consented 10 the Guggenhelm
negotiations, but not To the proposed
Guggenheim contract
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-08
COURTS QUICK WORK
STAYS HAND OF MOB

Wiliiamsta@n, Ky. Dec, Within
u few hours Earl Thompson. Il negro.
accused of criminal assault. was in
dicted, tried and sentenced to death
here today. The extraordinary rapidity
with which the authorities acted prob
ably aserted a lynehing as mob o.
several hundred had gathered.
Thompson MAS accused of attacking
Mrs. Maggie Roberts Of Dry Ria.e.
near here. three weeks ago. il. had
been taken To Lexington for safe
keeping. hut Was brought today to ap-
pear in court.
A mob attempted tn take the negro
from Sheriff Carter and Il force OF
deputies. The mob was foiIed, but
remained around the Jail until Thomp-
son Was convicted.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-08
PRESIDENT SENDS
1900 NOMINATIONS

Washington, Dec. 5.-Presideat Taft
LOO nominations to federal offices.
Practically all are recess appoint
ments that have been announced from
time tn time as made, and the greater
part Of the list is made w of post
masters in the smaller cities and CEN
sus supervisors.
one nj the important new announce
ments il that of the reappointment Of
Franklin Lane az member of the
interstate commerce commission.
Sanford T. Dole, former governor If
the Hawaiian islands. has been named
as United States judge for the terri
tory of Hawaii.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-08
BOARD OF EDUCATION
COMPLETES ITS WORK

Helena. Dec. ..-tSiecial l-The
state boara of education completed
its work today and adjourned until
June.
The committee on accredited schools
Reported thai il had restored Havre to
III" accredited list and that Il .tci nd
mitted the Butte raroehial school and
the Academy of the Sacred Heart nj
Assoula. The Virginia City school
Has notified to make improvements in
accordance with the recommendation
Of the inspector and 10 show by the
June meeting that this had been done.
President Dunimas nf the state uni
xersits reported that institution as be-
ing in excellent condition
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-08
NEW COMET FOUND.
BY PRINCETON MAN

Princeton. \, J.. Dec. T.-Zaecheus
Daniel, 4 graduate student in astron-
nmy al Princeton university. an
naunced today that he discovered a
new comet last night from the Prince
ton observatory.
The position of the comet. he says.
is in right ascension six hours Ii
minutes. and the declsnation is north
about - degrees 1t is in the constei-
lation Auriga-
Mir Daniel describes the comet as
round and SAYS il is moving almost
directly north and Is visible through
n thrc,.-Ineh telescope
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-08
STRIKE SITUATION
SLOWLY IMPROVING

Two crews Of strikehrsakers went
on in the local Northern Pacific Yards
yesterday and greatly facilitated the
movement of freight. Otherwise the
situation is unchanged and presents
the same prospect as on the third day
Regarding the strikehreakers the
striking switehmen would say nothing
We viii follow instructions" they
said. and remain within the law That
is all"
More strikebreakers are expected
within the next faw days and the
freight traffic wir probably he normal
In another as.nk-