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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-08
Another for New Orleans.

New Orleans, Aug. New Or
leans won again from Memphis today.
Score: r. H z.
New Orleans -
Memphis -. -. -. ...3 l
Batteries. Paige and Matthews;
Ouesser and O'Leary. Umpires, Mo-
ran and Pfenuinger. .-.
Mobile Loses Another.
Mobile AUG. Little Rock took
the second game from Mobile today
by hard hitting. Score:
r. H F.
Mobile -. -, -. -. -. IL l
Little Rock -. 80. -. &c. ..3 IL o
batteries. Bittrolff and Ludwig;
Podes ard Casey. Umpires, Fitz and
Rudderham.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland Loses Again.
New York, Aug New YORK MI
Young hard today and won with ease
froHs Cleveland. Score:
R. H. z.
New York -. -. % 1O L
Cleveland 80 -. -. -. ...2 8
Batteries: Manning and KleinoW;
Young and Easterly. Umpire, Con-
nelly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-08
The Tiders Lose.

Philadelphia, Aug. with Plank
pitching in fine form Philadelphia de-
feated the Tigers today in the second
game of the series. Score:
r. H. E.
Philadelphia -. -. -. -.-.-5
Detroit . .. " -. ..3 b
Batteries: Plank and Livingstone
Mullin and Stanage and Schmidt.
Umpires, Perrine and Evans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-08

Boston, Aug. Wood held the Sox
to three singles today and they never
had a show to win. Score:
R. H. E.
BOSTON 3 7 0
ShASoSO
Batteries: Wood and Carrigan;
Smith and Sullivan. Umpires, Sherl-
dan and OIsoughlin.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21

And, Of course, indigestion II nog.
leotod long enough, brings on sort
oug discusses IN which K0dol cannot
benefit YOU Somo Of these ihcro
Ia no help for at OIL
There are, lu fact very few ,all.
mentH which cannot he traced A.
roctly to Impure blood, And Inn.
pure blood la always due 10 u dlas
ordered atomnoh
uae kod0l aud prevent Nervous
Dyspepsia,
k0dul viii elfertunlly hHHist Ma.
tnre To- secure a complete rostora.
lion Of good Digestion lt docs
this by nt once digeatlnR an food
M Tho stomach and keeping II DE-
geRted, until the stomach ~ rested
and can fogumo itA own work 10.
dol removes the cause and the
effect dulclly romoyoa itself
When II III recalled that Anos
pleXy, Heart Dlaooue Cancer and
even Consumption are due 10
poor Digestion and poiaona thus
transmitted 10 HE blood, and
throughout The system Tho impor.
iunce of maintaining good deea.
tion w az once roullEed,
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
From An Old Soldier

The Record la in roooipt Of the
following letter fromJ, II, Blank
enship Of Humboldt, renns R,
F, D. g., Box "a,
"Ilditor Records - would like
to ask through the columns Of
your paper that Il there are any
old soldiers Of the Twenty First
Arkansas regiment, Capt, Ma
theny, Co, F. who Intond to 60
to the reunion at Memphis, ronnn
that they please write to me. |
used TO live near Evening Shade,
and would like TO meet them at
Memphis"
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
THE SCHOOL MEETING.
Five Mill Tax Voted In The Evening
Shade District Saturday.

About sixty votes we're polled
at the school election in the Eve
ming Shade district Saturday, and
much interest was manifested in
the outcome. The vote on the
question of tax stood as follows:
For seven mills, %; for nve
mills, IS; for three mills, 4; for
two and a half mills, /; for two
mills, 2 and for one mill, l..
There were fourteen V o t g 8
against tax. Under the law the
district will have a tax OF five
mills.
Four directors were elected, the
successful ones being George W.
Moser, William NJ. Collins, Will
C.. Snow and DR.. Thomas j..
Woods. The members of the
board whose terms expired were
Milton Stokes, Jasper Justus,
Thomas |. Herrn and DR.. Woods.
A great majority of the votes
cast in this district were against
county supervision and uniform
ity of text books,
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
New Central Office.

The Sharp County Telephone
Company has purchased from
Maj. j, p, Cochran the property
near j, b. Watkins barber shop
and when some improvements
are completed will use the build
~ a central office.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
O. G. Shaver,
County Examiner.
School Az Zion.

The Record learns that Prof.
Charles M. Grisham, who has
taught in the Sidney public
school for number Of years, has
been employed to teach at Zion,
beginning in tho fall The peo-
pie Of Zion haYe recently COM
pletod u new school building and
will make an effort TO build up q
first class high school Prof,
Grisham is q competent teacher
and The Zion people have made
no mistake in securing his SER
vices,
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21

Everybody is likely to have
kidney and bladder trouble. In
fact nearly everybody has some
trouble of this kind. That Ia the
reason why you 80 often have
pains in The back and groin,
soalding sensation, urinary dis
ordera, etc, -thatoyour Kidneys,
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21

Shelby Taylor has entered the
Springfield Business College at
Springfield, Mo. He closed a
term Of school near Tuckerman
Last week,
I Shelby L. Shaver, the well
known merchant of Shelbyville,
was a visitor to town Monday,
having some business around the
court house.
A, M. Bray, one Of our good
friends in Sullivan township, was
in town Wednesday. He called
at this shop and helped US out a
dollars worth.
School district No. IA, three
miles below town, last Saturday
voted tax of two mills for school
purposes. A. p. Metcalf was
elected director.
Saturday in the Bear Creek
school district, just west of Eve
ming Shade, ID. ID. Berry was
elected director and a tax of two
and a half mills was voted,
Cleo G, Price and family, who
have been living lately at Lake
City, are now residing several
miles above Evening Shade on
farm, having moved last week,
4 Claude Jernigsn and wife left
a few days ago for Mobley,
where they will spend several
weeks, before Prof. Jernigan be-
gins teaching again in Jackson
county,
Prof. John A. Watkins of
Washington township, one OF the
best known teachers of the coun-
,ty, is quite i'll at his home, andit-
is said he is suffering from con-
sumption,
Robert I, Sharp and family,
who recently came back to this
rlace from Checotah, Okla, are
now living at Hardy, whore Mr..
Sharp may engage in the mer-
camille business,
N. w. Gilbert was very
pleasant caller at Record head
quarters Tuesday. lie was re-
turning to bis home at Cave City
from Ash Flat, where he had
ObeIl on DuSllcSb.
There we're fourteen votes in
the Evening Shade district
against school tax Saturday,
This is the largest number Of
votes cast against school tax in
this district in many years,
DR.. N. Harris, the dentist, who
spent the last two or three months
in Evening Shade, left Wednes-
day for Hardy, lie made many
warm friends during his stay
here, lie will return in The fall
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
Surprising,
What Kodol Will Do
For you, when you need IL. But the longer you neg
lect Indigestion the you will suffer before Kodol
can restore Good Digestion.

Wc know what Kodol would do
before over The frat bottle was
sold, II we did not know just what
10 win DO, We would not guarantee
it the way Wa DO
lt Ia onay for you 20 prove Kodoi
tho next Tor the nrsO limo you
have nm ailnok of indigestion, And
you win certainly ho surprised NJ
the results, It la perfectly harms
leaa
There ean be no harm IN trying
something that may do you u great
deal of good-whcn Il costs you
nothing If II doesn't.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
Our Guarnntec

Go 20 your druEgist today nnd ret dola
lar h0ttlt Then after fuu have used Inc
entire euhienia ~ the bottle n you Oha
good return the bottle ~ the druuglat nnj
he VIII rrfiind ynut uonev without nueas
ton or delay We viii then nay tho drug.
plnt lhr the bottle Don't hesitate, nll
drUHglhlH W0W that our guarantees ia good,
rms Oltpr applies ~ ihe larpe bnttle nuly
hhd 10 bni one in q family The large hnls
I've r9ntnits w. times az much ~ the fttv
cent bottle,
ltudol N prepared M tho lahora.
totivuot lG,C g, Dewitt ~ Co Chicago.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21

The best thing to do u ~, y
some Of DeWltt's Kidney !. Y" '.
Bladder Pills right away l's :
them for a few days or we'' !. !
so and you will feel all rigO" !
this way, too, you will wa''
dangerous and possibly '''", !.
ailments. They are ps''''"
harmless, and are not only - ''s !,
septic, but allay pain qu'c''s
their healing propertleS' !,
your name TO Is. g. Dew"
CO., Chicago, for a free 'r'S' ~. y
They are sold here Oy
Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21

Prof. McVey, who taught this
year at Portia, has been employ
ed as principal for the next term
Of the Ash Flat College. Prof.
N. w. Gilbert of Cave City has
been secured for the second
place in the school, and there is
a third teacher yet to be secured,
If you expect to get the orig
inal Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve, you must be sure it is De-
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve. tits good for cuts, burns
and bruises, and is especially
good for piles, Refuse substi-
tutes. Sold by Snow Drug Co.
School districts No SO and 76,
both Of which are located near
Evening Shade, voted the limit
.of seven mills tax last Saturday.
In the first named Joe Royal and
Robert Lynn were elected di-
rectors, and in the latter j. II.
Wilks and James Wilker5on were
chosen. directors.
s.eCeuntvf-sb sblxaminer Owen G.
Shaver is in the office of the
county treasurer looking after
the business of that Office during
the illness of County Treasurer
Johnston. Mr., Johnston has the
sympathy Of a host Of friends,
His condition shows nc suostan-
tial Improvement.
County Examiner Owen G..
Shaver informs 40 that from fig
urea received by him from the
school meetings Saturday the
vote ia close for and against
county superintendenoy. II @
says also that the returns show n
large number of districts did not
vote on the proposition at all,
The late general assembly, af-
ter defeating the bill appropriate
inc $4,000 to eight the Texas
fever tick in this section Of the
state, reconsidered tho bin and
made an appropriation Of SlO,-
900. Also an assessment Of D
cents per head was made against
all cattle in the quarantine dis
triot, all funds raised from this
assessment going into the fund
TO eradicate the ticks,
Sheriff w, O, Smith left We'd
nesdoy for WIiford, aocompan-
led by his wife. Today Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith will leave that place
with Mrs. D, Q, 3illing5Iey, who
will be placed in the asylum for
the insane at Little Rock, Mrs.
Bilingsley is The wife Of Prof,
y. @, Billingsloy, one ol Sharp
county's most prominent toaGh-
era, and her mind has been un-
balanced for some tImo,
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
ERNEST BENSCH DEAD.
One OF The Best Citizens OF M0rgai
Township Passes Away.

Ernest Bensch, than wh4m
there was not q better man in dne
county, died at an early hqtnl
IN
Sunday morning at his home@ @in
Morgan township, after a shbrt
illness of typhoid fever with COIN
plications, The burial occurred
Monday, with ceremonies at the
grave by the 0dd Fellows, of
which order the deceased was an
honored member.
Mr.. Bensch was a prosperous
German farmer, a man Of the
strictest integrity and reliability
and was we'll liked by all who
knew him. He was one Of the
leading spirits in the community
in which he lived, and will be
sadly missed by his neighbors
and the community in general.
At the time of his death Mr..
Bensch was in the SEVENTEEN
year of his age.
He leaves family for whom
much sympathy is expressed.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
Notice TO Teachers.

NQticeis AeyeFU-g~en tl'atssi
will hold a Teachers Institute at
the school building in Evening
Shade, Sharp county, Arkansas,
beginning Monday, June 7thi
1909, and continuing five daysl
All teachers holding license 10
teach in Sharp county are re-
quired by law to attend the fuN
time.
O. G, Shaver,
County Examiner.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
LOCAL NEWS.
@NNlNNy@o

visited by GOOD ram IueSaaS
night.
Bic line Of Ladies' Hats al
Weaver Dowdy Co., Batesvile
Ark,
Medley Smith has been on the
sick list this week, a victim oI
chills.
W. D. Byrd of Washington
township is new reader of the
Record,
Sheriff w. O. Smith was at
BatesviIle Monday looking after
some business.
John Deere Plows have stood
the test for years. Weaver Dowdy
Co., Batesville, Ark,
7. G, Ford and family were in
the city from Maxville Sunday,
the guests of relatives.
w. II. Vance, one of the Rec
ord's readers at MaxviIle, was a
visitor to town Monday.
w. DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the famous little liver pills, small,
gentle and sure. Sold by Snow
Drug Co.
Assessor w. f. Smith of Sid
ney was in the city one day late"
ly. This office acknowledges a
pleasant visit.
T. j, Davidson spent a day or
two at BatesvilIe lately visiting
his brother, George w. David
son, and friends.
w, "A, Edwards went to Hardy
Wednesday to spend a day or
two with friends and to look after
some business matters.
M Dr. G. D. Tibbes and family of
Poughkeepsie were here day or
two the latter part of last week,
the guests Of relatives.
Quite a number Of Odd Fellows
from Evening Shade attended
the burial of Ernest Bensch in
Morgan township Monday.
Misses Ollie and Ellen Taylor
returned Monday from Helena,
where they spent several days
very pleasantly with relatives.
"Piigrim Blend" Coffee. The
best for 15c.
Davidson e Co.
Love, Ark.
Rev. G. w. NJ. Freeman, the
Methodist pastor, delivered two
sermons here Sunday, returning
to his home at Cave City Mon
day.
T. }. Norris, ono Of this paper's
very best friends, was up from
Poughkeepsie a few days ago
and was in to sec as a few mia-
utea
Last Saturday school district
No. 80, the Balboa district, voted
a tax Of three and half mills
and elected W. b, Runsok di-
rector.
The delinquent land list will
probably be printed next week.
II your name is on This document
you have but few more days to
get it off,
Buy your shoes from Weaver.
Dowdy Co.. Batesville, Ark,
They sell Burt d Pactords for
men and American Lady shoes
for women.
Hon, j. NJ Street was here
from Big Crock township We'd
nesdoy meeting hs many friends
and looking after some matters
OF business. lie ia looking Gne.
and talks M II he would liIto an
other term in The Arltunaaa leg.
ialalure.
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
THE BRIDE AND
THE GROOM


THE BRIDE AND THE GROOM.
In structure bound with iron,
FILLED with hcartachc, aye. despair,
stood the chair so grim and silent.
And clergyman was there:
lie performed a solemn function,
Soothing words he slowly read.
While tho Warden he united
The living and the dead.
Not arrayed In gausey draprlcs,
But sombre black instead,
Was the Bride OF Monday morning,
AS she went TO meet the dead;
Her face was pale, appealing,
As the gath 70 death she trod.
The pathway 90 the BRIDEGROOM,
The pathway TO her God.
The guests looked on I'm horror,
Seated there with batod breath.
on the one hand was the Brido-elect
on the other Old Grim Death;
Waiting. waiting 10 receive her,
Though 81 Oft they vainly tried,
TO dispoil him Of a pleasure,
To rob him OF bride
But the Bride elect was ready
And the ring(?) was firmly placed
one more second! one more second
Then the bride the groom embraced
Bore her of with grinning visage
To cold and silent tomb.
mo more signing. no more crying,
Quote the over-joyous groom.
They were married? Yes. last Mon,
day,
At the tinkle Of a bell:
She a child of indescretion
He Of heaven and OF he'll:
Who parades before our vision,
bringing fear with every breath,
The Bride was Mary Farmer
And the Groom was Mr.. Death.
Let this, like all other legal murders
stand as living indictment agains
civilization.
William John Hogan.
/ Wilmington, March 81.
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
PRAISE FOR CAPT. GREEN,
RETIRING RAILROAD CHIEF

Following the retirement Of John
r. Green as first president OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and
president OF the Delaware Railroad
after many years of service with that
system, the directors have placed upon
record the following tribute to his
Office life and personal worth:
His complete mastery of the sci
once of sound financiering, his thor
ough knowledge of the finances and
history of this company. his pleasing
address and clear. foreful style have
made him for many years the spokes-
man OF the management, while his
general knowledge of the railroad af-
fairs and business conditions Of the
country have made him a prominent
figure and potent factor i'm the de-
bates upon legislation seeking to regu-
late rates and other railroad matters
as well as in the discussion and solu-
tion Of intricate problems I'm ac-
counting.
Captain Green has ben an cxecu-
two adviser of five of the eight presi-
dents of the company, and when he
retires from active service. on July
81, next will have served it for over
forty years. lie has been a faithful
and efficient officer, and an inde-
fatigable worker with singleness of
purpose for the welfare of the com
pany and the interests of the stock
holders. The company is fortunate
in the long enjoyment of his service
and counsel, and the board. while re-
GREETING that the time has arrived for
the severance OF the Official ties
which have existed for over a quarter
of a century, congratulate him upon
the completion of a service as val
liable TO the company as it is honor
able and creditable TO him. and ex-
press the hope that the evening of
his active and useful life may bring
him a long continuance of good
health. and every opportunity for
the fullest enjoyment Of his we'll
earned freedom from exactng cares
Evening journal., 1909-03-31


CBy Robert W. Hazard, Of the United
Press.)
WASHINGTON. d. C.. March Si-Al-
though the Taft administration is not
yet a month old its startling contrast 20
the Roosevelt administration are already
aticking out like burrs on q chest
nut.
In everything that President Taft does
he Is tho absolute antithesis Of the man
now on the high seas bound for Africa.
The very trip Mr. Roosevelt Is making
is typical Of the differences between the
two men.
The Roosevelt goods were hardly out
OF the White House before attaches OF
the establishment realized that the "oid
home isn't like It used TO be-" Blue
coated police officers at the front door
OF the mansion disappeared, and we're
supplanted by two negro buffers. The
white man at the door Of the secretary
made way for a colored man. The sta
bic housing the horses Of the Roosevelt
regime was transformed into a garage.
Two automobiles replaced the carriages
that were won't TO convey the family
OF the President about the streets OF
Washington,
In the matter Of handling visitors at
the White House the very first day
marked the change. The strenuous way
succumbed before the peaceful Roose-
velt shunted his callers out at the rate
Of fifty a minute. Taft When pres ed,
can dispose OF twenty or Twenty-Five.
OF course the Taft method has its
drawbacks. 1t means more hours OF
hard work for the President. It means
that scores Of callers at the White
House do not get to see the President
at all. However. those who do get In
so away with warmer regdtd for the
man at the helm.
President Taft has announced that he
will eliminate the "refree" system OF
appointments I'm tho South, and allow
/ Congressmen and Senators some say-so
in the selection in the Federal cflcers,
even though they be Of the opposite po-
litlcal party. Mr.. Roosevelt's appoint
ments were based upon recommendations
OF a small coteric OF Southern Republl-
cans, whose selections were often obnox-
ious. Personal" appointments will be
reduced to a minimum. The reversal
was the rule during the Roosevelt ad-
mlnstration.
Already il has been demonstrated than
IN the matter or messages to Congress,
not two men could be more widely diff
ferent. Roosevelt wrote them. appar-
;. emily morning, noon. and night and
then dreamed addends and supplement
tary matter. Taft has written but one
so far-S40 words
While Roosevelt, in the language OF
the day "butted into" every line Of
human endeavor. Taft is not inclined
TO worry with problems which do not
concern him.
Roosevelt gloried In fierce physical ex-
ercise. Taft plays an occasic aal game
Of golf. and rides a little to make his
blood flow freely. Roosevelt selected
certain administration newspapers in
which he put out "feelers to test the
pulse Of the country. Taft treats all
newspaper men alike. There are no
favorites.
But after all. both are great big athe-
bodied. full blooded virile Americans.
Each meets the problems before him in
his own way. Roosevelt made good
with the people. Taft gives promise OF
doing likewise.
We make electric signs; Bucher'ss
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
TAFT AND TEDDY,
flOWTHEY DIFFER!
One a Butter in" the Other
Not Concerned in Out
side Troubles
BUT TAFT MADE GOOD;
TEDDY WILL DO LIKEWISE
ROOSEVELT.

ROOSEVELT.
Preached against race suicide.
Disposed Of fifty callers a minute.
Wrote longest and most numerous
messages on record.
Used referee system in appointments.
Likes 10 kill big game.
Favorite pastime, tennis.
Favorite means Of transportation
horses.
Favorite djective--strenuous.
TAFT.
Praises "old maids"
When rushed gets rid Of twenty-five
callers minute.
Has written only one message thus
far-340 words.
Abandoned the referee system Of ap-
pointmeuts.
Never even shot a squirrel.
Favorite pastime-golf.
Favorite means Of transportation.
automobiles.
Favorite adjective-peaceful.
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
The HesIth Of Your Horse.

will be best promoted-best preservcd-if
II you are ready TO give the proper REM
edy st the proper time. The proper REM
edy for all strains. sprains, or collie Is
Perry Davis Painkiller The proper
time 70 use 10 Is when the trouble first
shows itself BE prompt and you'll not
only save the horse suffering. butiyoull
spare yourself trouble and cNpense-may-
be save n long time waiting. You ought
TO have a bottle ready, The new size
bottle costs 25 cents; one larger. 80 cents.
BE sure your druggist gives you Perry
Davis
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
PUBLIC SALES
D. rIIC SALE
CONTENTS OF TWO WEST SIDE
nkNUT TINIE

Il
CONTENTS OF TWO WEST SIDE
DWELLINGS.
together with o large assortment or
New Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Mattinss
and Linoleums. etc. will be sold at Std
ham a. Sons Auction Store, III East
Fourth street, ON FRIDAY, APRIL 2nd,
1909. at ] o'clock p. m, sharp.
oak and walnut bed room suite, hand
some parlor suites. cOuchcs, iron beds
mattresses extension tables dining
chairs. piano. hall rack. cabinet. book
cases and desk, . fine oak wardrobes,
uuartcred oak bureau. odd bureaus. .
nat top desks, I folding bed, pictures.
mirrors = good cook stoves. No. 8, rock
the house several good secondhand car
pets. 1900 yards In floor coverings, In
new carpets. Fine rugs, 80 rolls heavy
China and Japanese mating. 500 yards
fibre mating. 1000 yards of linOlcum.
new consignment fun roll, good pat
terms. rag and ingram carpets. Is art
This will be the largest sale we expect
this season, all the new goods iafc
Spring designs; and must be seen 20 she
appreciated. The goods from the dwell
inEs are IN good order. and have been
consigned from the parties who have left
the city 10 be sold for what they will
bring. Now you have moved and know
what you need, come TO this sale and
buy II at your own price. a small de-
posit holds goods for one week. RE
member your prfces is ours Come and
inspect these gqods Thursday evening or
Friday morning. sale starts az 1
sTIDIIAM & son. Aucts.
d. & a. Phone 75So. Established 1850.
.NauI
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
HarrIson street Hrotherhood.

The male chorus Of the Harrison
Street brotherhood met last evening
at No. 7Ji Harrison street for practice.
The Brotherhood has been invited 20
attend an entertainment 70 be given
by the Ushers' Union. of Union NJ Z.
Church. on the evening Of April 6. All
members are requested 10 meet at
Harrison Street Church on this date al
80 p. m. and attend in a body. The
male chorus will sing.
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
PROPOSALS

TSoVTRN0RS ISLAND. &. T. IT..
" March l. 1909.-Sealed proposals. In
tripiicate for furnishing Fuel Gasoline
and Mineral Oil. required IN Dept. Of the
East during year ending June 30, 1910.
will be received here until 10 a. M, April
J. 1909. u. S. reserves right 20 reject or
accept any or all proposals or any part
thereof Information furnished on appii-
cation. Envelopes containing proposals
win be endorsed Proposals for Fuel Gas
TELL. ID. .. NJ G. ml-2-3-4- -30-S1