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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-11

only get back again. However, he was
not moested.
He happened to be standing near the
Plaza In Caracas December 49, the day
that the riot was started against the
constitutional. known as Castro's paper
Down with Castro" was the cry every
where. lie was in line between the plaza
and the building occupied by the paper.
AS the mob moved down tho street II
swept him along ana when II reached
the office Of the paper, Nc says, th"
windows opened and Mausers pokrd
their cold noses into the street ono man
was shot down next to him. colombo
helped pick him up and when he realized
what was going on from the constant
pop of the guns he duchod down tho
street and made for his hotel. There
were 80 casualties that day.
Later Colombo succeeded i'm bringing
his gun to tho attention Of the minister
of war, md was on tho point OF making
a demonstration when there was an
other change in tho cabinet and he had
to start over again. II was Impossible
to reach President Gomez
ACCIDENT At DEMONSTRATIONS.
Before coming away he exhibited the
gun before the Spanish charge d'affairs
and others where an accident occurred
the gun exploding iriur'nc his thumb
piece OF the metal striking him I'm
the forehead and fclling him scnsolcss
to theE round special train brought
doctor TO tho minister's summer place
and prompt treatment saved his life
Tho gun md ammunition worc not suit
ahlc for tho tcst After rogainiuS h''
health so that he could travel We re
turned TO Vermont
MIR Colombo believes there Is Croa'
commercial possibility for his apparatus
and will take mp tho wa'tor ~ ouco
Like tho munlcr ~ the automobile 10
feels satisfied that VI. Invention cor
tains the desired elements to- give th'
world roscloss gun
Mr.. Colombo was accompanied f.
Montpclio- Ivy his wifc and tlcv sncn
the day Mt tho homo or Mr. and Mrs
George y. white who o'c relatives.
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HANDS AND FEET
|TCHED Z YEARS
Suffered Terribly from Eczema
which Made Hands and Feet Swell,
Peel and Get Raw Arms Affected,
Too-Gave Up Hope Of Cure.
USED CUTlCURA AND
WAS QUICKLY CURED

"I suffered from eczema on my hands,
arms and feet for about twelve year5.
nv hands end feet would swell. sweat
and itch. then would become cailous.
and get very dry, then peel of and
get raw. | tried most every kind OF
eslvc and ointment without success,
only got temporary relief As soon as l
would leave off using them | would be
as bad as ever. l tried several doctors.
tool, arsenic for two years and at last
rave up thinking there was cure for
eczema. : friend Of mine insisted on
my trying the Cuticura Remedies but.
supposin: they were the same us other
'cures / had tried. ! did not give them
A trial until got SO bad that had to
do something. | secured cake Of Gu
ticura SOAP. box Il Cuticura Oint-
mont and a bottle &C Cuticura Resclvent
md bv the time they were used ! could
sec q vast Improvement and my hands
epd feet were hca'ei up in no time. /
n,od several bottles cf Cuticura Re
solvent This wa over year ago and
have had no trouble since. ! think
am entirely cured Charles T. Bauer,
RED. 05, Volant, Pa, Mar. IL, 1905"
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LINCOLN TABLET UNVEILED.
NOIsELESS GUN INVENTOR
Former Norwich Athlete Had Thrill
ing Time in Venezuela.

!. C.. Colombo. inventor Of a noiselcss
rifle was in Montpelier saturday and
told an Argus reporter an interesting
story about his experiences I'm Venezuela
in which country he was during the
stormy days In the castro government,
when DEGREES were daily published and
the trouble with Holland was nj rs
height
Mr. Colombo Is q Northfield man. hav-
ing graduated from Norwich University
In laC5 He was n base ball and football
PLAYER and hal:hack and captain of the
eleven that defeated Vermont in l9ot lie
claims to have a rifle that does away
with 20 per cent Of tho noise. He Is at
present holding IT as II military secret,
but his PURPOSE is to put It to a CONNER
cinl uee ana equip sportsmon's guns and
rifles.
Maxim IS now negotiating with the
| government along the same line and Mr.,
| colombo IS awaiting the result. Maxim's
gln takes care OF r. per. cent. OF the
Noise and Mr. Colombo claims his Will
beat that ly 1G per cent As he does not
| pnsscss the means to push his invention
/ like others he Is resting on his oars
! until the value Of theirs IS determined
and there will then ho no question about
the priority of the subject.
Mr. Colombo went TO Venezuela sew
oral months ago with the intention OF
interesting President Castro in the CUR
but he found Castro on the point OF
leaving for Europe. His physicians per
mitted nobody to see him and week
later he sailed,
CAUGHT IN REVOLUTION.
lie had favorable negotiations witt
Gov Cardenas and Garbiras Guzmaf
and they were ON the point of givini
the matter IA fair test In the government
military factory when tn revolution
came and Gomez was installed In power
Men were thrown In Jail right and lef
and because Mr., Colombo was on IN
"off side" he stood around the hoie
, for two weeks with legs pretty shaNN a
tho knees and picturing in his mind nov
nice place Vermont was If he coul
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ROUGH WITH THE BOYS.
West Pn,Ic; Italians Pcnchcd on an
Unpopular Liquor Seller.

Rutland Feb. S.-Domenlco Garangiolo
OF West PaWlct, an italian, was hned
$500 and costs for selling liquor without
n license and S25 for breach Of the peace
by Justice Il. H. Stickncy here to-day.
lie win pay. Garangiolo's house was
raldod Yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Pascal Riccl OF this city lie is very
unpopular among his fellow coun,rymen
NJ Pa%le, and when he BACKED the eyes
Of one OF them during game Of cards
they peached n Stntc Attorney J. e.
Jones II Rutland about his liquor traffic
Garangiolo pleaded guilty to both charges
against him.
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PLANS AT LINCOLN FARM
Pres. Roosevelt TO Lay Corner Stone
of r. MarhIc Memorial Hall.

l. uievilo Ky Feb Some ~ the
first citizens Of the United States will
nav homage to Abraham Lincoln at the
old homestead Of the Lincoln family in
Inrue county. Kentucky. on the occa-
sion Of President Lncoln's centenary.
February u. when the corner stone Of
Il marble memorial ball on the Lincoln
farm will be laid by President Theodore
Roosevelt The last preparations were
made Yesterday by the committee in
charge and Charles T.. Miner represent
ing the Lincoln Farm association. Five
trains will be run to lIodgenvllle from
Louisville on February 70 TO carry the
various delegations
Cardinal Gibbons will not be able to
come to pronounce the Invocation. Mrs
Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt will he
members II the President party. Ken
lucky women OF whom Lincoln's wife
end mother came. who took only cur
sorv interest In the arrangements until
they learned that the Presidents wife
Ipnl daughter were coming. are now alive
with interest and plans for attending
/ Tie ceremonies.
The first train will leave Louisville At
1881 o'clock Friday morning to carry all
! who desire to reach the farm carly ana
! roam over the acres where Lincoln play
| Cd as a child. The second train, following
/ closely will carry a band. GO m'litiamen'
/ Is caValrymen and 80 newspaper men.
! Tie third train at sis o'clock VIII bear
! federal and conferedcto veterans, VINO
Rare to act as escorts to the President,
Veterans Of the Spanish war and Coz.
AUGUSTUS f. Wilson ana his staff. TIC
fourth train will carry the Louisville
breincss men who are behind tho de-
dication plans and such persons as can
re, into four extra coaches while the
nth train Mt 925 o'clock, will bear the
President. Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss Roosc-
Welt. Secretary Loeb and Secretary Of
war Luke Y. Wright.
LINCOLN TABLET UNVEILED.
New York. Feb The Rev. DR.. Newell
Dwight Hills unveiled a tablet a. MS
toric Plymouth church in Brooklyn to
day which will Hereafter mark the pc"
which President Lincoln occupied th'
sunday before ire delivered his famous
address, at Couuor Mon.
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HAD PART III VERMONT's
LAST PUBLIC EXECUTION

Termination. Feb $50 far rs can he
esccrtained stephen Niles now living In
his S9th year at the home Of his son,
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Don't lot the baby suffer, from rr-
zoma, sores or any itching oi '"' rniiin,ti'
p"an's Ointment gives ms ",or chiI-
cures quickly. Perfectly sue IVA
dren. All druggists sell H.
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Whatever the frying mcdium-lard or
any of the commercial productions It
Is important to have the proper tcmpera-
turc. This must he beyond boiling point.
and should reach $50 degrees. Lower
than that the food will be unhearahly
greasy over 400 degrees the fat IS apt to-
tUrn.
The surest test Of temperature Is made
by a thermometer, but if That is not con-
vonlent the fat viii Doe foJul to be right
II small piece Of u~.ad dropped into it
turns instantly golden brown.
These few rules will insure success
Deep, holinE fat. not too much in the
frying basket at once, immediately
draining on brown paper. CEXohange)
CLAM BROTH.
Wash the clans well and heat til
thcy open; save the Juice, chop the
r'oat, ada pint of milk and he hot
jUico and simmer two minutes thick
e. slightly. season with pepper and
strain into hot cups, put little whip
red cream on top Of each.
APPLE HUTTER CrsTARD PIE.
Beat together four eggs, one teacup-
full of apple butter one sugar one ta-
blospooniul OF allspico, add one quart of
rch milk ana a pinch of salt bake In
three pies with an undercrust only
DREAMED ONIONS,
Peel mcdium-sized silver skinned on
ions and boil gently in sailed water for
enc hour then drain, and keep IN n
warm place for few minutes Wllle
YOU prepare the cream which Is maze
by stirring together "A heapng table
spoonful of butter with the same guam
tity of flour in Il saucepan over the hFe'
ana adding to il "A cupful of rich nllk
Season to taste with salt ana pepper
Whon' perfectly smooth put the onions
.u this and give one boil up. Serve Win
the cream poured around them.
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BABIES CURED
OF Torturing, Disfiguring
Hu,,ors nv (utiCurn.

The suffering which Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment have alleviatci
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FOUNTAIN PENS At FREE PRESS
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29

Surveyor R. K. Araold was
down from King Mills one day
this week and dropped around at
Record headquarters short
while.
G. G. Price and family, who
have been living in Lave Creek
township for several months,
moved to town the latter part of
last week.
Rev. A. F. Skinner, the very
popular presiding elder of the
Batesville district, preached at
the Methodist church here Sun
day night.
Frank landlord and Dick
Brown came up from Batesville
Monday to spend a few days
with Evening Shade relatives
and friends.
DR.. r. j. Woods left Monday
for Batesville, where he was
called as witness in circuit
court. His son, Fred, accom-
panied him.
r. |. Sharp and family moved
from Hardy to Guion last week.
Mr.. Sharp has bought an inter-
est in a mercantile business at
the latter place.
Don't forget that we have the
Leader and Perfection flours
again this season, and prices are
r G h t. Weaver-Dowdy Co.,
BatesviIle, Ark.
W. Fl. SPOTS and w. F. Nc
Knight of Reed were pleasant
callers at this office Saturday.
Mr.. Spots is thinking of making
the race for clerk.
c. D. Evans left Sunday for
Hot Springs to represent the
Evening Shade lodge in the Odd
Fellows Grand Lodge, which is
in session this week.
P. j. Schales, one of the Rec.
ord's good friends in Davidson
township, was visitor to town
one day this week. We acknow-
ledge a pleasant visit.
You will notice that our an.
column continues to
grow. You will notice, too, that
there is going to be a campaign
for sheriff in this county.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29
ANOTHER FOR SHERIFF.
J. Il. KlrtIey OF Sullivan Township A
Candidate For That Office.

In the proper column OF this
issue Of the Record will be found
the announcement OF j. II. Kirt-
Icy Of Sullivan township, a can.
didate for Sheriff and Collector.
Mr.. kirtley Is no doubt known
TO a majority Of our readers, o..
pecially in the Southern District
OF the county. His home IL at
Sidney, where he farms and
deals in stock. Among his
nelghbors and among others
with whom he has business deal.
ings he 10 universally liked and
bears the reputation Of q fair,
square man, who has no other
intention than that OF doing The
right thing on every occasion,
He 10 a quiet, unassuming gen.
tleman, thorough and practical
in business, and If elected To the
position he seeks would make an
officer both competent and &C.
eommodatlng.
Mr.. kIrtley Is u lifelong dom.
oorat, and though yet q young
man, he has done q great deal Of
work for his party, This is his
first time to seek office, and
his friends olaim he will DO suo.
pessful in this race II loyalty
upon their part can bring tho
to him.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29
WILLIAM F. SMITH.
Popular Official Seeks Reelection \;
The Assessors Office.

William +. Smith Of Sullivan
township is seeking reelection
to the office Of Assessor, and his
formal announcement will be
found in the Record today.
Mr.. Smith, as our readers
know, is serving his first term as
Assessor, having been nominated
over some Of the county's best
citizens. During this first term
he has been O most courteous Of
fetal and has made a record Of
which he and his friends may
feel proud. 1t is a fact that Mr..
Smith has succeeded in increas-
ing tho assessed valuation Of
the property Of this county, and
his books are clean and compre. =.
hensive. His record is open to
the inspection of the public, and
on the merits Of this record he is
willing to stand or fall.
Mr.. Smiths friends urge that
tho experience gained in his first
term will enable him to make
even a better officer during q
second term, and that he is en-
titled to another nom ination and
election at the hands OF the
people.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29

7. |. Young, the stone mason,
who has been working at Lub-
book, Texas, for several months,
returned home last week and will
probably spend the winter here.
Chancery court for the South
ern District will convene here
next Monday. But few cases
are docketed and the torn will
likely not last more than two
days.
E. f. Matheny Of Batesville,
who travels for q Wholesale shoe
concern, spent Sunday in Eve
ming Shade. He is candidate
for county clerk in independence
county.
j. V. Cathey, who recently re.
turned here with his family from
Oklahoma, has purchased the
E, l.. Dickerson farm of 1870
acres, located q mile and a half
west Of town.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29

Judge G.. j. Lindsey of Char
lotte was in the city a day or two
this week writing fire insurance.
He will be in the race for repre-
sentative in Independence coun.
ty.
Crops are shorter in Johnson
township this fall than in any
other section OF the county per-
haps. P, q. Kinks, good citi-
zen Of that township who was in
TO see US Tuesday, says that
both the corn and cotton crops
are very light.
The Springfield Business COL
lege has increased its rooms so
all who desire to enter that grow.
ing school can be accommodated.
The demand for its graduates is
80 great that every graduate OF a
guaranty course is sure Of good
situation. Read the catalogue.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29
FOR SHE RIFF

The Record is authorized to announce w. N.
Arnold of Lebanon township candidate for
Sheriff and Collector, subject to the action of the
democratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce w. IT,
Horn of Cave township candidate for Sheriff
and Collector subject to the action of the demo-
cratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce G. T..
Dawson of Sullivan township candidate for
Sheriff and Collector, subject to the action of the
democratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce Ernest
Halliburton of Jackson township candidate for
Sheriff and Collector, subject to the action of the
democratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce ]. II.
Kirtley Of Sullivan township a candidate for
Sheriff and Collector subject to the action of the
democratic marty
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29

SOLD BY SNOW DRUG CO.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29
LOCAL NEWS.

John Rush has his name added
to our Mavville list.
Ladies Coat Suits at Weaver.
Dowdy Co., Batesville, Ark, $40
to S15.
j. W. Powell, good citizen of
Balboa, had business here one
day lately.
Rev. j. M. Taylor of Johnson
township was a visitor to town
Wednesday.
W. I. Simpson Of Maxville was
looking after some business here
q few days ago.
G.. Il, Wiles, representing a
Batesville grocer company, was
here Wednesday.
Ladies Suits, Long Cloaks and
Childrens' Cloaks at Weaver.
Dowdy Co., Batesvlle, Ark,
A shoe for men that's guaran-
teed TO wear for 6 months at
Weaver Dowdy Co., Batesville.
J. G. Simpson Of Poughkeepsie
was here Tuesday night attend.
ing q meeting Of the Masonic
lodge.
Misses Annie and Willie Har-
rell Of Cave City spent Sunday
here with their sister, Mrs. G. p.
Stokes,
B. j. Flanagan, an old and
much respected citizen OF Big
Rock township, was here one
day this week
Mrs. Cora Mcknight Of Straw.
berry township made final proof
on her homestead here Saturday
before Judge Kelley.
p. j. Puckett Of Franklin. who
has q host Of warm friends In
Evening Shade, was In town n
. day or two this week.
DR.. Lee llutohison, who Is
praclicing his profession at Gra-
dy, Lincoln county, was visiting
his friends here this week,
You will be convinced we can
save you money when you see
our goods and prices. Weaver
pDowdy Co., RateSville, Ark
Miss Ethel Williams, whose
{ parents, Mr., and Mrs. W, p,
Williams, live noar Ash Flat,
entered school at this place this
week,
Mrs joe PucEott and children
came Gown from thoir home IN
lizard county Sunday for a visit
with Evening Shade relatlves
and friends
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

The Record is authorized to announce Jasper
Justus of Pney Fork township a candidate for
Circuit Clerk, subject to the action of the demo-
cratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce Jas. M.
Simpson of Cave township candidate for Circuit
Clerk, subject to the action Of the democratic par
Nv
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29

JOlltS NlSAA ASt
at Mt. Grove, Mo-, and who sells
clothing, was in the city Satur'
day. He formerly lived at Sid
ney and has many friends IN
this section.
The pie supper at the court
house Friday night netted $40
for the benefit of the band, be-
sides a great amount OF pleasure
to those in attendance. An Or
der for the band instruments lett
Saturday.
Mrs. G. D. Tibbles and little
daughter left Monday for st.
Louis to join her husband, who
is in that city attending medical
college. Her sister, Miss Eudora
Shaver, accompanied her and
will spend month in the city.
For a clear head, a stout heart
and strong mind, DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, gentle, safe, easy
pleasant little pills. DeWitt's
Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is
unequalled for anything where a
salve is needed, and is especially
good for piles Sold by Snow
Drug Co.
A gentleman who lives seven
or eight miles from town told US
one day this week that he had
recently heard the Evening
Shade High School spoken OF in
highest terms in different por-
tions Of the county. The pop
ularity Of this school is attested
by the good patronage it is re-
ceiving from other sections than
it's own immediate location.
The following good friends to
this paper have paid subscrip'
tions this week; d. X. Taylor,
j. G. Dunnigan, G. P. Stokes,
W. L. Atkinson, Evening Shade;
]. r. Norman, W. Fl. Spots,
W. F. Mcknight, Reed; P. G..
Kinks, Sidney; r. c. Kent,
Maxville; Henry Shirley, Bal.
boa; Oscar Bruun, Van Buren,;
j. j, Mosier, Walnut Ridge;
VIM. Sharp, Checotah, Okla;
J. L. Morris, Mt. Grove, Mo.
District Deputy Grand Master
W. M. Kent of the Masonic fra.
ternity, whose home is in lrde-
pendence county, visited the
Evening Shade lodge Tuesday
night and gave the order some
beneficial instruction. A large
number Of Masons were present,
and the meeting was one Of the
most enjoyable and most profit.
able held here in some time. Mr..
Kent left Wednesday morning to
visit the lodge at Poughkeepsie.
No man in the county is more
enthusiastic in his support Of
the Sharp County Fair, recently
located in Evening Shade by the
Farmers Union, than is Rev.
W. II. Stewart Of Cave City, MIR.
Stewart believes the annual fair
q greaS proposition for the entire
people of the county, and says
he is already planning to carry
away some prizes at the first
meeting. This is the spirit that
will make the fair a complete
au1oese.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29
FOR ASSESSOR

The Record Is authorized to announce II. P.
Stout Of Hardy township candidate for Assess
or, subject to the action of the democratic party
The Record is authorized to announce VIM. F.
Smith of Sullivan township a candidate for re-
election as Assessor, subject to the action of the
democratic party
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29
Women Suffer Agonle'
from Diseased Kidneys,
And Most Women Do This Not Knowing -
Real Cause of their Condition

These poor, suffering women
nave been led to believe that thoII
misery OF mind and body Ia entire
y due to "llls Of their sox" Usually
the kidneys and bladder arc ro-
sponslblo-or largely 30. And In
sueh cases, the kidneys and blad.
aef are the organs, that need and
must have attention.
Those tofturing, onorvating aIcls
noouaohos, dragging pains In back,
Erolh and limbs, bloNtIng and awoll.
lhg or the eStremltlee, extreme
nervousness or hysterla, llstleaa.
hess ana constant tired, worn.out
ioelihg-afe almost certain aymn.
TOMS OF disordered and diseased
Kidneys, bladder and liver.
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder
rllls have, In thousands Of oasoa,
peoh demonstrated as remarkably
beneficial In oil such conditions Of
FEMALE organism HffordIne tbe
most most prompt relief and permanent
n,m,,b mb m Illustration Of what these
rn,ill rllle VIII 90, Mr. p. NJ. Bray Of
Soluinbus, Ca, writes that ehe waa
,uhays very ~ with kidney trouble, and
..at .hat ahe ID now well--apd that
'nsse ,r, pills arc what cured her,
Ihey are very pleasant 10 take.
sno can IN no case, produce any
delcteflola affeota me-. Voe ""S
~-es syfapy, alcoholic, LIQUID prep.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR COUNTY JUDGE

The Record is authorized to announce Arthur
Sullivan of Hardy township a candidate for
County Judge, subject to the action of the demo-
cratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce ]. d.
Paden of Davidson township candidate for
County Judge subject to the action of the demo-
cratic party
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS

Send l0c. name oil paper and this ad for our
beautiful Savings Bank and Child's Sketch-Book
Each bank contains Good Luck Penny
SCOTT 6 BOVINE, 400 Pearl St.. New York
Sharp County record., 1909-10-29
FOR TREASURER

The Record is authorized to announce John W.
Thompson of Morgan township candidate for
Treasurer subject to the action Of the democratic
arty.