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Sharp County record., 1910-11-11
CONFEDERATE REUNIONS.
Beautiiu! Sentiment From Bob Taylor,
Tenressee's Gifted Orator.

"These reunions Of gray jack.
cts and gray heads are not only
beautiful, but pathetic in tho eX'
treme, They are living poems
and breathing romances that stir
our souls and melt our hearts,
at is sweet to the few surviv-
ing veterans Of the south to see
their once ruined country grow
ing rich again, and to rejoice
with their children in the bless
ines that flow from new fountains
Of prosperity.
"Let the trumpets sound the
jubilee Of peace, Let the veter-
ans shout who wore the blue and
kiss the silken folds Of odd Glo-
ry' and fling 1t to the breeze Let
the veterans bow who wore the
gray, and, with uncovered heads,
salute the national flag, for It IL
the flag Of tho inseperable Union;
let them rejoice in the promises
Of The beokoning future, for time
hath adorned tho ruined south
and gilded her ekies with bright
er stars Of hope, but who will
chide them If they sometimes put
on the old worn and faded gray,
and unfold for q little while the
other banner, the blood stained
stripes and bars, 10 look upon 1t
and weep over it and press 1t to
their bosoms, for 1t is halloWed
with precious memories, Who
will upbraid them IL they some.
times bring 1t to the light, sanetI.
fled IA II Is with blood and tears,
and wave 1t In the air, and once
more sing together the stirring
war songs Of long go,"-Bob
Taylor
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

pleasing to the eye; but Of one
thing we are quite sure-it Is not
built for speed, That's why it is
called the hobble skirt, What
else would you call a garment
that fits so tightly about the
knees that it permits only the
shortest possible stops? Moving
forward in a hobble skirt, even
on level pavement, is a matter Of
much uncertainty and labor, As
for going up hill and climbing
steps-well, of course one may
be carried. And that is true OF
all kinds Of hobbies; they retard
progress"
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

Judge B, B, Battle, who re-.
tired from the supreme court
bench last week, is now past 72
years Of age and was in Office
nearly a quarter Of y century,
during which time he rendered
the state distinguished services,
He is succeeded in the supreme
court by W, f, Kirby, who has
the reputation Of being one Of the
etate's most eminent lawyers.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

Two deaf and dumb fellows
were tried on a misdemeanor
charge before a one-armed JUS
tice Of the peace at Parasould
the other day, II there had been
a cross-eyed lawyer and bow
legged jury mixed up in the case
the situation would have been
interesting enough to warrant a
whole new book from that clever
slanderer Opie Read,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

The Record learns that &. l..
Givens, who for years edited the
Batesville Guard, will probably
again enter the newspaper busl-
ness, There is not better news
paper man in the state than Civ
ems, and his friends would Se
glad to see him back in the har-
ness again,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11
Work OF A Lad.

A news itom from Rogers says
that Earl Hope, young lad liv-
inc three miles north Of Rogers
in Benton county, rugged up a
plow and harness for his large
goat, and broke and cultivated
one acre Of corn with his impro-
yiyed team on which he made
and gathered fifty bushels Of
corn by actual measurement. 1t
is said that he employed tho lat
est methods Of cultivation In his
crop, and made more corn on his
one acre than any Of the farmers
In that section were able TO pro-
duce on the somo amount Of land,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

Thomas A. Edison, the great
inventor, is out with the state
ment that man has no soul and
that there is no life beyond this
world. The public will not put
as much faith in Mr.. Edison as a
theological as it has for years
had in him as the greatest in.
ventor Of the age.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

Willia,n }. Bryan is going right
ahead making speeches against
the democratic nominee for gov
ernor in Nebraska, despite the
fact that some folks would read
him out Of the party for such ac-
ton. But that's Mr.. Bryan's
way Of doing things, and there is
no better way.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

or course John Hall was not
elected to congress; but John
got some good out Of the cam.
paign Just tho same, The saori-
flee he made In carrying the re.
publican burden In this district
more firmly established him at
the pic counter Of lie party and,
who knows, he may on this no.
count be promoted to the exalted
position OF water boy to tho ele.
phant, John ls Il bully fellow
and deserves q soft snap
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

Cash ran so miserably low in
the state treasury recently that
it was feared the state officials
would not have fuel for the win
ter unless they went TO the woods
on a clearing contract. However,
we understand this difficulty has
been overcome in a way more
satisfactory to our excellent
bunch Of state officials.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

The Central Bank Of Eureka
Springs failed few days ago
with liabilities of 100000 and
assets in tie puny sum OF $780,
600. We imagine there are u
good many people around Eure-
ka Springs who are now willing
to join IN the demand for law
guaranteeing bank dcposits--a q
law that Is just TO those who turn
over their money TO the banks.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

There is always plenty Of po-
litical talk going in this state,
Some Of the papers state that
Ben l., Griffin, former secretary
Of the Arkansas Farmers Uuion,
will be u candidate for auditor in
the next democratic primaries,
and papers in tho southeastern
part Of the state are boosting
A b, Banks Of Fordyee,, banker
and insurance man, for governor
to succeed Gov, Donaghey.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11
DoRtb HRRansas

ton county failed to vote tax
this year, and that twenty-0ne
districts voted seven mills and
the others various amounts. The
Banner adds that this is the best
record in this line ever made in
Fulton.
The Progress Of Calico Rock
says the train service on the
White River railroad is very
poor, due to the machinists'
strike now in force. Since the
machinists quit work locomotives
have been in bad repair and one
rarely makes a trip without u
breakdown.
Maj. George w, Belamy suf-
lered light stroke of paralysis
in one Of his legs at Calico Rock
one day last week, Major Bel
lamy at present holds splen-
did position as travelling sales
man, which he will give up in
January to begin his first term as
railroad commissioner.
The residence of Dave Allen,
who resides in Randolph county,
in the vicinity Of Warm Springs,
was destroyed by fire early one
morning of last week, together
with the contents. The members
Of the family were awakened just
in time to escape with their lives,
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
Josie Jones, formerly Of Tuck
erman committed suicide in
Memphis a few days ago. She
and her husband at Tuckerman
became estranged a few weeks
ago and she left her homo and
went to Memphis, where, &C.
cording to a letter left by her,
she was leading sinful life,
which prompted self.dostruction.
7. j. Lovelace Of Pinoville, h.
ard county, was seriously injur-
ia runaway accident last week.
While driving his team down u
steep hill the breast yoke OF the
wagon broke and the team start
ed to run, overturning the wag-
on, catching Mr., Lovelace under
a portion Of the wagon bed. Ono
Of his hands was badly cut and
he suffered o number Of scalp
wounds.
This from the Newark Journal:
While gathering pumpkins over
in the bottom for DR., Whited u
few days ago, Charley Caldwell
says he found two pumpkins
growing in tree. The pump
kins weighed Is or 20 pounds
each and were 10 or Is feet from
the ground, the vine having
climbed tree and entwined it.
self around q limb, 1t is unusual
to see pumpkins growing in trees,
but Independence county dirt il
80 fertile it will grow anything.
DR., j, /. West, prominent
and we'll known citizen living u
few miles from Newark, received
INJURIES at his cotton gin one day
lately from which he died in N
few hours His hand was caught
in the saws Of one Of the GIN
stands, and his whole hand and
forearm were horribly mangled
before the machinery could DO
stopped, The great loss Of blood
had 30 weakened him that he was
unable TO rally from the effects Of
: the injury and died while under
tho innuenee of chlorororm,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11
Disappointed,

A story oreeps out about Mr.,
RooseveIt's trip through the
south that Is too good to keep.
AT O town in Tennessee about
fifty men and women, white and
black, had turned out TO see him.
"Air you RoosevoItY" asked n
be.whiskered moantaineer, "l'm
Roosevelt" grinned the colonel
GOOD Gawdi' exclaimed u ne'
gro woman with disappointment
written all over her face, Eel
paso, (TeXas), Times,
=s-zzz-z -
"a. ,..fii a..aa.AE.. 1aa
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

4 "A llIVlG Cullu VI - - Duliui v
Of Oil Trough died last week o.
dipthera.
The Methodist revival al
BatesviIle is meeting with sue
cess, it is reported.
Fanery is postoffice recently
established in Stone county, near
the lizard county line.
Ed Graham, good citizen OF
Pocahontas, died last week, after
an illness of two weeks.
Up to Thursday of last week
800 bales of cotton had been
bought at Calico Rock by local
buyers,
Rev. Chas. Kimberlin Of Scar
cy has been called to fill the pas
torate of the Baptist church at
Newark,
A corn mill and elevator has
just been completed at lmboden
and will begin operation at an
early date.
Lawrence county will have an
exhibit at the land and irrigation
exposition TO be held in Chicago
this month,
DR., Arp raised stalk Of cotton
which measured nine feet high
on his farm near Mountain Home
this season.
Cotter parties are arranging an
exhibit in Baxter county to be
sent to the Chicago fair which
begins the 18Th Of this month.
Charlie Scott, "a negro boy, is
in jail at Newport awaiting triaI
for stealing a handbag from a
young white lady Of Newport.
A dog was accidentally left ir
the bank building at Salem one
night lately ord n trying to sc
out broke a large glass in one o
the front windows,
A gin at Pocahontas caugh
fire a few nights ago and was
saved only through active worl
Of fire fighters, How the fir
stated is not known.
Gov. Donaghey has refused Il
grant q pardon to Fred MeltoI
of Independence county who i
serving a term in the penitenti
ary for horse stealing.
Clint Davidson Of Oil Trough
received some serious injuries
one day last week when the team
he was driving became frighten'
ed and ran away, throwing him
to the ground with terrific force
j. II, Ward, n farmer living
near Calico Rock, this year rails
ed ten acres Of fine corn which h'
cultivated without the aid Of
plow, except to break the ground
All the cultivation was done will
a side harrow.
Walter Southworth, one Of thO
editors Of the Luxora Common
wealth, and Miss Myrtle John
son, a popular young lauy o
Mammoth Spring, were unitet
in marriage several days ago a
the latter place,
s, &, DoSel, q successful far
mer Of Lawrence county, planted
80 acres IN rice this year, from
which he has j1st harvested
5000 bushels or 100 bushels t
the acre, Mr., DoweIl will get a
least $4,000 from his presen
crop,
Carl Rupert, u convict wante'
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

left Davis says he courts oppo-
.ition, Come to think of it, Jeff
thriyes on opposition
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

Now is a mighty fine time to
bav YOUR newspaper subscrip-
lion. Try it and be convinced
|bat we have told you at least
bne truth.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

Geo. II. Trevathan Of Bates
lie is a candidate for secretary
the state senate, a position he
IS several times held. 1t is said
is invincible in q race for this
sition,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

Pr0ops the people Of the state
'NIle concerned whether or
Phe next Legislature meets In
new state capitol, Usually
people are more interested in
|adJ1urnment of the legisla-
'han in It's eonvening,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

|Revs. b. A. Few and j. s.
pmpere, Methodist and Baptist
|inisters at Magnolia, exchange
pIpits every now and then. That
BATS debating about the mode of
lptism,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

Everything the farmer has to
,ejl is going at a good price. This
| the day for the farmer, and he
|upht to be the most independent
ban in the country
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

here Is no more important
Ter before the people today
h the good roads problem,
1t seems TO be a herculean
! to get the people to take
\ Of 1t, remarR9 the Newark
fnol,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

p exchange call attention to
l0ot that a marriage license
\ " and a divorce 5000 and
|eumes moro, But thoro arc
Pys plenty Of people willing
really anxious 10 pay the
Bit both ways.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

Republican candidates + 0 r
congress in this state are always
or a trail too cold TO track.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

Former Congressman S, Brun-
&c says he will not not oppose
4 Davis for the senate if the
pator can show one reason
" he shoul| have another
m, It's al! up to Jeff,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

The Hardy Herald threatens
l. omit the use Of the patent side
with a little encouragement IN
that direction from its readers.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

\ whole lot Of good can be ac-
bplished in any community if
people will pull together har-
If everybody could
as much forward as they can
Nv bNCk-what u dream!
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11
dc, Rid OF The Hobbies,

Lal'olletto's Magazine saysi
"Tne hobble akIrt may be beau.
tIlul and modlsh. 1t may be
urlIulLe. II may be Lhal alI .la
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

Erhe high cost Of living is not
lrrying the man who Olives at
b " Those who have 10 Guy
Fr living are up against a hard
bposition, There's a good
Pral in this fact.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

Some of our exchanges are ad-
|erlisine a patent medicine, the
|rincipal ingredient OF which is
hIed HexamethyIenete
u course you know what that
lord is.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

PaI'y there ought TO be an.
| election In this country
! away Wo suppose, how.
} mat tho campaign Of 1912
ppen just after the holidays
Fnish excitement aud amuse.
Tor months to follow,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

in his race for the senate. Still
Phillips county did not elect
Clarke to the senate-Davis' coat
tails turned that trick.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

'he Calico Rock Progress is
PLY among the very best pa
b among our exchanges, We
glad to note the evident pros.
ity Of our friend Editor Dal.
and his worthy sheet.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11

\ Slack Rock Blade points
evident pride 10 the fact
p0mes F. Clarke carried his
county almost unanimously
Sharp County record., 1910-11-11
HOME SWEET HOME
There's no place III
home if it has an
Edison phOn0Grdph h

Tie Ihest Band, Uf'
chcstra Vocal and other
Music by the ablest talent
in the world is brought into
your home by the Edison,
..Sold on easy terms.u
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Effect of Combinations.

After outlining in a general way the
method OF procedure which the COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-24
OFFERS Prize
WANTS PITTSBURG STUDENT
TO INVENT FLYING MACHINE.
First One That Really Flies Will
Earn Reward of $4,000.
Trial of Models.

PITTSBURG. February 24.-In order to
School of Technology of this city and
produce If possible heavier than-air
machine that will be of commercial val
ne. Andrew Carnegie has made an offer
Of So. 600 for the first of the pupils in
his school that will produce heavier
than-air machine that will fly.
1t has been known for some time that
Mr.. Carnegie was taking great interest
in aerial navigation. When here recently
he said to one of the professors in the
Carnegie Technical School that he hoped
at some date not far distant in the flu
ture to see pupil of the school startle
the world by inventing a machine that
would eclipse anything that has yet
been turned out.
All of the details of the offer will not
be made public until the next visit of Mr.
Carnegie, when on his way to New York
from southern California, where he is at
present
The first meet of the Carnegie Tech
meal School Aero Club was held yester-
day. 1t was the intention to try half a
dozen of the models that have already
been completed. Some of these machines
are six feet long, while others are less
than two feet. All are manipulated by
clock work.
Owing to high wind that blew across
Schenley Park and Schenley farms, where
the first tests were to be made. only two
Of the machines were sent up. Both
made fights OF 200 yards.
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PAULHANMUST G|vEBOND
WRIGHTS UPHELD IN INJUNC-
TON PROCEEDINGS.
French Aviator to Stop Flying or
Put Up $685. 900 to Cover Pos
sible Indemnity.

Wilbur Wright has procured in New
York an order from Judge Hand putting
Louis Paulhan under $4,000 bond to in
demnify the Wright company in case the
final judgment of the courts on the
Wright patent shows that Paulhan is in
fringing the Wright design.
An effort was made to have the bond
fixed at $4,000. This was cut down by
the court.
The lawyer for Paulhan said he did not
know whether or not his principal would
give the bond. IL he does not this will
prevent his giving any more exhibition
flights in this country.
In connection with the injunction pro-
ceedings against Paulhan, Wilbur Wright
made a statement covering the attitude Of
the Wright company toward aviators in
general and particularly toward the pro-
posed international meet He said he
had no objection to any sort of machine
coming to this country and participating
provided the aviator would give bond to
indemnify his company if infringement
Of patent be proved.
1T is not our intention to prevent or
obstruct the International aviation con-
test in this country, he continued. "or
10 prOHIOll Sport Uy restricting IL 10 the
use of machines built by us. But these
flying contests have been made possible
by an invention covered by patent. and
their success depends upon the utiliza-
ton of the lawful property of the own
ers of the patent
1T is only just, in figuring up the cost
of a Race meet. that a reasonable sum
should be set aside to compensate the
owners for the use of their property Ii
this is done race meets can be held at
which infringed machines OF every style
and make, domestic and foreign, can
compete without hindrance.
Probably no two men in the world
are more vitality interested in the deyeu-
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Itching Scalp
Easy to Get Rid of by Using Partisan
Sage, the Guaranteed Hair
InviE0ratOr

just as long as you have dandrur your head
will itch. It's the little microbes that are
gnawing down into the hair roots. II may
take a long time for these persistent little
pests TO get down TO the vital part. but when
they do they will destroy the life Of the hair
in . very short time.
IL you want TO stop itching scalp and drive
away dandruff you must first kill the dandrun
germs or microbes.
Partisan Sage will do this Just get 5n-
cent bottle today: relief will come Immediately
and IL at the end OF two weeks your itching
scalp and dsndruff have not disappeared you
can have your money back
Partisan sage is also delightful hair tonic,
and is used by refined women who desire fas-
chatting lustrous and iuxuriant hair. A large
bottle only costs 80 cents Henry Evans
1a06 ST. NV. The girl with the aubura
hair is every bottle.
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ETHEL BARRYMORE BETTER.
Actress in No Danger of Pneumonia,
Physician Declares.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February 2i.--Miss Ethel
Barrymore fMrs. Russell T. Colt jr) is
today somewhat improved from the at
tack of laryngitis, which at time
threatened TO become serious. DR.. l.. L.
Danforth. who has been attending Miss
Barrymore at her home. As East Satin
street. paid visit to the patient this
morning. and said on leaving:
Miss Barrymore condition is greatly
improved She is not threatened with
pneumonia and may be out in two days
more. When Miss Barrymore took cold
last Sunday l was called in. and advised
against her opening Monday evening.
She refused TO listen to me and played
not only Monday evening. but at two
performances Tuesday. After the even
ing performance her voice was practi
cally gone and her temperature had risen
to lob degrees. Today the temperature
has fallen to 1O1 degrees and her con-
dition Is no longer serious
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FACTS TO GOVERN
Senator Lodge Outlines Plan
of Food Probe.
TO SHOW NO FAvORITlSM
Senate Committees Task q Difficult
One, But Effort Will Be Made
to Establish truth.
70 SHOW NO FAvORITISM

NEWARK, N. j.. February 24.-Facts.
not opinions, are to form the basis on
which the Senate committee appointed
to inquire into the prices OF commodi-
ties and into rates Of wages will act.
This declaration was made last night
by Senator Lodge Of Massachusetts.
chairman of the committee in an al
dress before the Newark Board Of
Trade. The speaker asserted further
that 1.-The facts will be collected and
given out without any reference to any
nreconceiyed ideas. and without any
re~ard as TO what or whom it will help
or hurt.
1.-The importance Of this inquiry can
not be overestimated." he continued
1T is the intention of the committee 10
make the inquiry thorough and lay its
results before the country at the earli-
est possible moment
The task Of the committee is going to
he a difficult one, in the opinion OF
senator Lodge, who said that the que3-
tions involved are complicated and diff
ficult in the highest degree. Person
ally. he had given some months to an
investigation Of these questions. he
said and the one fact of which he had
become certain was that the questions
involved in the investigation were ex-
tremely difficult and could not be set
tied or remedied offhand in five min
utes" as some persons, he declared.
seemed TO think.
Effect of Combinations.
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LORD CURZON RESIGNS.
Censured by Students, He Gives Up
Glasgow University Rectorship.

GLASGOW, February 24.-Lord Curzon
of kedleston has resigned the rectorship
Of Glasgow University. Last week the
university students held a meeting and
adopted a resolution of censure against
the lord rector for postponing his install
!ation ceremony in favor of his political
engagements.
Lord CurZon then sent letter OF
explanation, whereupon the students met
again and adopted for the second time a
vote of censure
Lord CurZon was elected rector Of the
University of Glasgow in October, 1908.
receiving DAT votes, compared with 49,,
received by David Lloyd-George, chan
cellor of the exchequer.
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FATAL ROYAL FLUSH.
Holder of Top Poker Hand Dies Of
Excitement.
patch 70 The Star.

Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
WILKESBARRE. Pa, February "a
Frank Constantine Of Carbondale, who
held royal flush in poker game with
some friends late last night and won q
big pot. was found dead in bed this
morning.
When he got the hand he was intensely
excited and became so nervous that his
friends joked him about il. The game
broke up soon afterward.
Physicians stated this morning that
Constantine had been dead several hours,
having evidently died soon afteY going to
bed. Death was due to overexertion OF
the heart in their opinion, induced by
great excitement.
Interest is manifested in what the YER
diet OF the coroner's jury will be.
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Swallowing Needle Causes Death.

BUTLER. Pa, February ai.-Mrs. Ed
ward Booher. aged thirty-one. swallowed
needle three months ago at her home
in Harms City. At the Butler County
General Hospital she failed in health so
rapidly that physicians operated and
found ~the needle in her abdomen, but
is removal caused her death.
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Womnen's Short
F1anr1eliette Skirts
inn ALI sizes; extra
we'll made; have
never sold under
soc. Magnet 90
Sale price. Z>e
w o an EN- S Long
Flannelette KimO=
NOS of extra nice
quality; selling al
ways at ST. 90; for
the Magnet no
Sale at. .yOS