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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11
Maryland, sssss4; New Jersey $751;
a

10: Delaware, s204.4s.
West Virginia heads the southern
list with per capita of S112.66:
Louisiana follows with 1851; then in
order come Texas, se0.67; Virginia,
ssS.61; Kentucky, 1866: Florida,
1864: Tennessee. s7i.46. Georgia,
se4,23; south Carolina, 1884; North
Carolina and Alabama each s45.4I;
Mississippi s45.Ss: Arkansas. S41.1A.
The middle western group ranks
thus: Illinois, $s4O.3s Missouri.
s215.50: Iowa. s214.7s; Ohio. s20s.g5:
Minnesota. s1s0.95; Michigaf. sigs rs;
wisconsin, sI20.53; Indiana, $i2e.ss.
Colorado with $250.e6, leads the
western state list Nebraeka has
S214.e2: Montana. 32O7.7f; wyoming,
s207.25; South Dakota. $1S2.76: North
Dakota, 1882: Kansas. 1880; New
Mexico. $4,000; Oklahoma. 1920.
The Pacific group Ia led BY Nevada
with per capita of s512.73. then fol
low California with ssss.T0: washing
ton. szes.2s; Oregon. $225.52; Utah.
$IS776; Idaho, s17S.sz: Arizona, 1885,
90 AIaslkay S1O0.07.
Hawaii shows per capita Of s71 SO ],
Porto Rico Of sa1.24; uho Philippines
81 S2.7O.
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A FireIess feast.

Boston, Dec 11.--Coolxa and cook
stoves were not used for 200 banquet
ers who partook Of ar unusual feast
given by Mr.. and Mrs Isidor Phillips
Of Brookline at the rooms OF the Tween
tieth Century club last night for the
benefit of the American Peace society
treasury. Not q morsel served had
been prepared on the fire, the Dill of
fare including 'unfired" bread, cold
slaw. orange eggs. nuts. Ice cream,
cream Of pea, bananas In pods. jellied
eggs, banana coffee, and other things
not down In old-time cook books.
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PRINCE DROPS THE FoR WIFE.
Frederick Won sayn Wittssnstein Be-
comes Plain Baron Won AItenbura.

Berlin, Dec. 1.-THE remuneration by
Prince Frederick Won Sayn Wittgen-
stein OF his prineely rank with ali the
privileges associated with II has been
gazetted. Emperor William, az king OF
Prussia. has conferred upon the ex-
prince the title Of Baron won Alien
burg. The remuneration was at the d.
rectio1 OF the other male members Of
the family, and in accordance with the
law OF the family, established In 1907
which provides that any member mar
rying beneath his rank shall lose his
inherited right of title.
In 1903 Frederick married Marie
Louise Vertling, a woman of the mid
die class.
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nearly everyone
feels a twinge oc-
cagionaIiy. In
many it developers
to most painful
stages and in some
attacks the vital
organs. and death
ensues.
1t will be good
news then to the
many rheumaties
in this vicinity to
know that there
is now o certain
-. - al 4 ~
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AZ she Ts Spoken.

english II funny language after
alI. isnsr it?s' why so?" II heard q
man talking OF Z political candidate
the other day. say: III he only takes
this stand when he runs he'll have .
walk over :
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FARGO COY Al WASHINGTON.
Chester Cline Preparing for West
point ExaF1a.

washington. DEC. Ii Chester I'd
win cline Of Fargo. senator McCufn-
ber's principal FOR appointment 70
West point ia Ia Washington rrepar-
ing FOR the necessary entrance exam
inations which will b held * Jex~
ferson Barracks, st. Louis on Jan.
i'll, next. cline Ii q graduate OF the
Fargo high school am d bright f1-
lure Id predicted for him.
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Members Of the first team were roy
ally entertained last evening at the A.
G. annual banauet. An excellent din
ner was served and the A. C. team
presented with monograms.
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HIGH scHoL NOTES.
The report cards for the second six
weeks were issued yesterday
schooI closes ruesday. Dec. q.

The sample senior class pin has
come and 1t is q very neat one. It is
three cornered and made of dull gold.
The background is purple with the
gold letters F. Fl. 8. 10 stading out
upon the purple.
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Extreme "prudencs" -the policy OF
''if and perhaps wrecked more
advertising campaigns than has
"thCughtfuI recixIeasness.
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THE
DECORATORS
ART
AS a Preventative Of Disease

The relationship Of the painter and decorator to the
public health has long been study in this shop
We have been like other practced craftsmen, marching
steadily the path Of cleanliness beauty and utility
answering the call Of progress from year year, in what
has been considered likely prove profitable to the
general public health.
In this day the well equipped decorator and painter is
expected to be- and u.s. wesocked encyclopedia, able to
give you the nature and combination of every of
thousand articles he uses in his business He also
peted to keep abreast of every medical discovery, and in
all its departments it effects public health.
No period of history has revealed much in great
secrets Of disease the past few years.
We play large part-whn you think Of tin
forming the surroundings of felowmen, that much
expected of the improvement Of hygenc conditions
And rightly So for able do much in the proven
ton Of disease.
The plumber has worked wonders along the lines Of
sanitation but study of conditions will prove that We
decorators renoyatos and painters accomplishing
more.
Here are questions we are called upon to consider
daiy-and their importance to public health will be
to be great:
What the methods OF treating Ded rooms
propagatng consumption?
What resistance do lime walls offer to germ ife and if
any for how long?
What action has turpentine and lead on germs Of
disease?
What is the action upon delicate and children
of gases etc. arising from moudy walls and rotten wood
work2
Is the clothes closet without ventilation the gerrninat
ing depot of disease?
What is the effect of the common bed bug on chill
dren
Now then, the decorator, painter, paperhanger,
so cleanse purify restore and beauty the house tene
1nent as TO make it free from disease?
If we are permitted to do this work by scientific
methods, we prepared to answer yes.
In entering into this subject with a we'll informed
medical man. agreed in absolutely condemning the
practice of fumgating and allowing the paper to
remain on the walls after infectious contagious
disease 1t s also against to allow paper
mulate the walls for years and years
If houses Of much value they ought to be,
the painter and decorator should be called in cleanse the
house throughout
1t has been demonstrated that hay fever rose cold
autumnal catarrh grippe bronchitis tonsilis lobar
pneumonia and pleursy diseases Of dust and dirt Of
the house. all of which be eliminated by proper cleans
ing and redecorating
This company therefore feels that to wash the ceilings
walls and woodwork with proper anticipates; to repair
broken or mouldy plaster and to deal with the
floors 90 destroy the sputum of consumption and
germs of other diseases only to give the and
owner what they ought to possess what the boards of
health ought to demand, and what the nation expects
every to do his duty.
Think it Cver--remenber the Importance of health
and the importance, then, Of healthy home.
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SAYS RHEUMATISM
is not lNCURABLE
cHlRoPRAcToR HAS A WAY TO
REMOVE THE CAUSE or THIS
DISTRESSING plsEAsE-RELIEF
AT oNcE-coMPLETE REcoW
cry IN VERY SHORT TIME.

This cold climate lie especially con-
ducive to rheumatic affections and
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: Foruzn wan. Al WIN Sch i For You
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4 Forum want Al WIN sell II For You
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SUITS
We have full line of we'll tailored gar
ments in all the seasons latest styles and
effects. We are going to sell all these
at 40 per cent off.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19

Our Mobey correspondent
says the news got out last week
that he had gone to Little Rock,
But we can't say what the people
thought he had gone to the cap"
ital city for-whether to the PEN
itentiary or to lobby on the Wild
Cat Corner question.
The Springfield Business Col.
lege wants some young men and
women from this county to pre-
pare for situations as 5ookkeep-
ers, stenographers and telegraph
operators. It costs very little to
prepare and a situation Is guar
anteed on very reasonable con-
dilions,
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19

N r. Landers, one Of the best
citizens of Cave township, is in a
helpless condition caused by
long suffering from rheumatism.
For many years Mr.. Landers
was justice Of the peace.
Most women who have bad
complexion have dyspepsia, or at
least indigestion, which event.
ually will become dyspepsia. To
have fine, fair skin and healthy,
rosy cheeks you have to have
first Of all good, healthy, perfect
digestion in order that you may
have rich, red blood. Keep your
stomach we'll by taking Kodol for
Dyspepsia and Indigestion oc-
oasionally-just when you need
it. 1t is pleasant to take. Sold
by Snow Drug Co.
Phillip Kerr, son Of Postmaster
G. T. Kerr, while running and
Jumping with other boys Sun
day, had the misfortune Of
breaking his right leg just above
the ankle. The injury is doing
nicely, but it will be some time
before the young man is able to
be out again
Sour stomach makes sour peo-
pie. 1t makes your disposition
sour.-you become disliked be-
cause of your sour nature. Ev-
cry bit of it can be stopped just
as soon as you take something to
digest the food you eat. Sour
stomach is caused by too much
acid arising from undigested
food. Kodol for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion will digest any kind
Of food in any combination at
any and all times. Keep your
stomach we'll by taking Kodol
now and then, Sold by Snow
Drug Co,
Sheriff W, O, Smith announces
that be will collect taxes at King
Mills March 30, at Hardy March
30-3l and April 1, at Williford
April 2, and at Ash Flat April 3,
After this trip has been complet.
ed he will remain in his office at
Evening Shade until April 10,
when the penalty will attach and
he will make out the list Of de-
linquents.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
SEED TIME End
HHRVEST.

Seed Time ig at hand, What
The Harvest will be depends
largely on the quality Of seed
planted, 1t don't pay to plant
poor quality seeds IL they do
cost leaa In cash, The ultimate
cost is greater after ALL
For many years we have been
the leading dealers in Farm
Seeds and we have always
handled the best grades,
We will promptly and faithful.
ly Glll all mail ordera,
TALLEY LUMBER & FEED
COMPANY,
BateavIlle, Ark,
IIoadquartorg for Feed, Farm
seode Lumber, sbiogloa Paint
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
SCOTS
Emulsion

Of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo-
phosphites should always be
kept In the house for the
following reasons:
First-Because, lfany member
Of the family has a hard cold,
It will cure Il.
Second Because L the chill
dren are delicate ald sickly, Il
will make them strong and well.
Thfrd-Beeause, II the father
or mother Is losing flesh and
becoming thin and emaciated,
IL will build them up and give
them flesh and strength.
Fourth Because It Is the
standard remedy In all throat
and lung affections.
No household should be with.
out It.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
For Seed Sweet Potatoes.

Buy Lines Yellow Yam, The
best to slip, The best to yieId, tho
best to eat Of any sweet potato
grown. Price at cellar 81 per
bu5heL After March 10Th, for
sale by Collins 6 Stokes at Eve
ming shade.
j, A, Line.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
William H. Turner closed his


school at Poughkeepsie Friday
and left here the next day for
Seattle, Washington, where he
expects to locate permanently.
His friends wish him well.
We have the best line Of shoes
ever brought to Evening Shade,
We sell the justly famous Star
Brand shoes, and invite you to
inspect our present line.
Edwards Nero. Co.
James H. McCaleb, whose
health has been poor for several
weeks, was talking of going to
Hot Springs this week, but is
feeling better and will put the
trip off for a time at least. 4
Presiding Elder A. F. Skinrfr
of Batesville announces that be
will hold the second quartet fy
meeting for the Evening Shade
circuit, M. e. Church South, II
Evening Shade April 11-12.
This store is receiving its liae
of spring dress goods and I
cordially invite our lady frienI ]
to make this store their heal-
quarters for spring shopping j
Edwards Nero. Col
A marriage license was issufd
Saturday to Luther B. MetcaN,
! Of near Evening Shade, and Miss
Minnie Johnson of Cave City.
The marriage was soIemnized
Sunday at the home of the bride.
James A. Line Of Maxville is
one of those citizens who favor
an act making the county judge
of this county road commissioner,
and will probably express his
views further in this paper next
week.
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch
Hazel SaIve is very good for
chapped hands, cuts, burns or
bruises, scratches, for it pene-
trates the skin and it heals
quickly, but it is especially good
for piles. 1t is sold here by Snow
rrug Co.
Lewis Collins, who left Eve
ming Shade several weeks ago,
has good position with a tele-
phone company at Helena.
Claude Justus, another Evening
Shade boy, who left here res.s-.- egg. ;.
ly, is working in store at Che
cotah, Okla.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
LOCAL NEWS.
aAN~NNe,~&o aH>SN@eNe

Rev. G. L. Ford of Zion was a
visitor to the city one day this
week.
A fine boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Walter N. Metcalt last
Monday.
P. M. Wiles, one of Sidney's
best citizens, was a visitor here
Wednesday.
Druggist W. G. Snow has been
very much on the puny list for
several days.
S. s. Tyler of Balboa has the
gratitude of this shop Tor a sub
scription dollar.
Four divorces were granted by
the chancery court in session at
Hardy last week.
Ed Baker of Shelbyville sends
us dollar bill for years read
ing of the Record.
IL Frank landlord went to
Batesville Monday to spend few
days with his friends,
Big Line of Mems Popular
Priced Spring Suits at Weaver
Dowdy Co., Batesville, AK.
G. f. Wiles of Cushm4n was
here one day this week selling
groceries to our merchants.
Tt. e. Pickens and wife Of Sui
livan township were here We'd
nesday doing some trading.
Try one of Weaver -Dowdy
Co.'S. $40 or S15 Suits. They fit
we'll and wear well. Batesville,
Ark.
Mai. J. P. Cochran has been
making some substantial I'M
provements about his premises
lately.
County Examiner O, G, Shaver
returned Thursday of last week
from visit with relatives al
Newport.
Mark Stout one OF our good
friends Of Cave township, made
US a much appreciated call few
days ago.
The two small children Of Mr.
and Mrs. G.. d. Evans have beer
sick lately, but are improving al
this time.
The most stylish line Of Ladies
Oxfords in black, tan and oxford,
at Weaver -Dowdy Co., Bates
vile, Ark.
Jeff Doyle orders US to change
his address from Strawberry TO
Maxville, having recently moved
to the latter place,
John W. Arm, formerly OF
Sidney, now living at Yelling
ton, Texas, renews bis subscrip-
ton to the Record.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
Scrip For Sale.

We have on hand a limited
amount Of county scrip which we
wish to sell at So cents on the
dollar so long as 1t may last,
Apply to Bank Of Evening
Shade.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
DENTISTRY.

I am in Evening Shade, at the
Gem Hotel, where | will practice
dentistry for an indefinite period.
N. Harris, D, D. S.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19

Ellis Bone, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter Bone of Sidney,
died at Little Rock Monday
morning, while cnr0ute to his
home from Texas, where he had
sneg---she past several months.
n. Bone was about % years of
age and quite popular among
those who knew him. S5me time
ago he went to Texas, where his
health became bad. Marcus
Bone left Sidney last week to
bring his brother home, but they
got no further than Little Rock
where the young mans death
occurred. His death was caused
by kidney trouble. The burial
occurred at Barren Fork Wednes-
day.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19

SEND This advertisement together with name
ofpapor In which \ appears your address and
four cents 10 cover postage, aud Wa Will send
You Complete Handy Atlae of the World
SCOTT q BOVINE, 400 Pearl g., New York
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19

where she paid relatives and
friends an extended visit.
The gin here was running
Wednesday and wound up the
seasons work by ginning a few
bales of the fleecy staple.
Mrs. Sam H. Davidson return
ed Tuesday from Hardy, where
she spent a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. A. M. Metcalf.
We want your business if we
can gain it by honest goods,
honest prices and fair treatment.
Edwards Nero. Go.
John L. Abernathy, represent
ing the Mississippi Valley Life
Insurance Co. of Little Rock, was
here two or three days this week.
Fred Woods, who spent the
past few weeks at Dallas and
other points in Texas, returned
home the latter part of last week.
Judge j. w. Smith spent two
or three days at Sidney this
week looking after some business
matters and meeting his old
friends.
John Fl. Johnston, one Of Sid
ney's enterprising young busi-
ness men, was in the city one
day lately, He has our thanks
for favors.
The Herald is asking the Har-
dy town council to pass an ordi-
nance forbidding the express
company from delivering whls-
key in that town,
H. B. Hill of Pauls Valley,
Okla, makes a remittance to the
Record. He says ho will prob
ably pay his old Sharp county
friends a visit soon.
Use Arkansas Fertilizer. It is
40 longer an experiment, for it
has proven that it will increase
the yield of your crop, Weaver
Dowdy Co., Batesyille, Ark,
The Woodmen Of the World at
their regular meeting Monday
night initiated a new member,
Fred SpilIer, who lives near
town, into the order.
Our fall line Of clothing cannot
fail to meet the appreciation of
the most eXacting purchaser.
Let US show you.
Edwards Nero Co,
The quarterly examination Of
those desiring to become teach
}rs in the public schools Of the
county is being held here today
by County Examiner Shaver.
The best known pills and the
best pills made are DeWitEs Lit
tie Early Risers, They are small,
easy to take, gentle and certain,
and are sold by Snow Drug Co,
John H, Morgan, a prominent
business man Of Cave City, was
looking after some matters Of
business here lately and made
this office a pleasant visit whilo
in town,
"Negro Town" located about
half a mile west Of town, Is in the
throes Of a siege Of mumps, ac-
oording to Cato Johnson, tho
philosopher and oldest citizen of
that settlement
Unknown parties entered the
depot at Cushman Sunday uight
and took away a few dollars in
money and aIao broke open some
express packages, securing few
bottles Of whiskey
Dr., N, Elarris, Tho dentist,
came down from Hardy The latter
part Of last week and 10 doing
a
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
Corn For Sale.

/ have corn for sale ut 75 cents
per busheL Caeh,
Mira Alice Cochran
Sharp County record., 1909-03-19
NEUROLOGICAL.
John ARM And Ellis Bone, Two Sidney
Citizens, Are Buried.

John Arm, one of the best cit
liens Of Sidney, died last Friday
night, after suffering for some
time from a severe attack OF
pneumonia. Mr.. Arm was 81
years Of age at the time OF his
death and was the father OF
eleven children. He was the
proprietor of the hotel at Sidney
and enjoyed an extensive ac-
ouaintance. He was a very pop
ular man and his death brought
sorrow to all who knew him. The
burial occurred Sunday. Thus
has passed another Of Sidney s
Oldest and very best men.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-31
Testimony of second Cousin.

testify along the lines of alleged undue
influence. She said that she heard of
Miss Burnet's illness last October and
received several postal-cards from the
HON in Hilton signed by Mrs. Cath
crime Burnet, the widow of a relative
by marriage to the testatrix, in which
the Morristown people were told by
Mrs. Burnet, one week before Miss Bur-
nets death, that the latter was very
low 1t was added in the postal-cards,
according to the witness: Don't come
down; we will keep o posted"
Frank s. Burnet, of this city, an en-
graver. another of the relatives, gave
some idea of the peculiar notions that
appeared to obsess the old lady, at
times saying that she was in the habit
of praying for directions in business.
"She said" so he testified, that she
submitted all her private business to
prayer, and tina when she got an In
swer she acted accordingly. l told her
1 did not understand it that way, and
that seemed a funny way to do bust
ness. She said it was queer, but she
remembered perfectly what h did and
that all her business every day she
submitted in prayer.
what else did she say to you"o'
asked Mr.. Skinner.
.'She said.' replied Mr.. Burnet, that
there was a party that was sinless that
she went to and according as the an
swer she received she would act"
Then he told of a certain incident
when she came to him and wanted O
dozen cats cellars of leather cut witt
the apostles names engraved on them.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-31
SERv|A HUMbLED,
DOES JUST AS
POWERS INSIST

VIENNA, March 31.-The Servian
minister here. M. Simitch, handed to
Foreign Minister Won Aehrenthal at
midday today a note from his govern
ment that marks the conclusion of the
difficulty between Austria-Hungary
and Servia over the annexation by the
former power last fail of the provinces
of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The note in question is to the follow
ing effect:
First-Servia declares that her rights
have not been violated by the annexation
by Austria-Hungary of Bosnia and Her
zegovina, and accepts the Powers deci-
sion to annul paragraph 20 of the Treaty
of Berlin.
Second-Servia will not protest against
the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Third-Servia will maintain peaceful re-
l~lations with Austria Hungary.
Fourth-Servia VIII return her military
forces to normal conditions. and will dis
lcharge the reservigts and volunteers. She
will not permit the formation of irregular
troops or bands.
This note has been prepared at the
suggestion of the Powers and is sent
with the object of terminating all mis-
understandings between Austria Hun.
gary and Servia.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-31
DASHES THROUGH
W|LOS TO TELL
HIM WIFE DIED
Newark Man Is Told Of Wife's
Decease in Stettler,
Canada.

Riding horseback fifty six miles, across
a Canadian wilderness. a messenger has
notified James l.. Carter, a former
Newarker, Of the death of his wife in
this city Sunday afternoon, and Mr..
Carter is now believed to be hurrying
back on the return trip to the little
railroad station of Stettler. Canada, to
take the train for this city to attend
her funeral. A telegram, sent to Stet-
tier, containing news of her death, had
to be delivered in this manner.
The friends who notified Mr.. Carter
Of his Bereavement believe they will
hear from him today. The funeral OF
Mrs. Carter, which vas to have been
held today, will be postponed until he
can reach Newark. The body will be
placed in a vault in Evergreen Ceme-
terry this afternoon, and upon Mr.. Car
ter's arrival the funeral will be held.
Mr.. Carter, until the arrival of the
messenger, who started yesterday
morning from Stettler. knew nothing
of his wife's illness. He left her in
good health with her mother in New
ark last November. when he e to
the Northwest. She was stricken with
appendicitis March s. and went from
her home. 2ss Lafayette street, to the
City Hospital, where she died Sunday