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Sharp County record., 1910-10-14

Fourteen marriage Licenses
were issued at Newport las
week.
Britt Woods is behind the bars
at Newport for boo'legging
booze.
The Blade reports frost at
Walnut Ridge on the night of the
9th inst.
The new Presbyterian church
building at Batesville is nearing
completion.
The little son of r. S. Kilgore
died of stomach trouble at Poca-
hontas last week,
Up to Monday of last week the
gin at Oil Trough had turned out
4S bales OIL cotton.
A hog, COW and calf were kill
ed by trains at Calico Rock dur
ing one day lately.
Three mules and one horse
brought S756 at public auction in
Pocahontas recently.
The store of Simpson and Hen
ry Buckingham, negroes, at
Newport was robbed recently.
The contract has been let for
the building of a new school
house at Sedgwick, Lawrence
county.
While climbing persimmon
tree at Walnut Ridge one day
lately Miss Laura Cain fell and
broke an arm.
The Iron Mountain railroad
shops at Cotter on the White
River division have been moved
to Crane, Mo.
Heavy rains over this section
Of the state were general last
week, seriously interfering with
cotton picking.
l.. D. Smith is arranging for
the construction Of a modern
two-story brick office building
at Tuckerman.
Iron Mountain fast passenger
train No. A jumped the track a
few miles south Of Newport u few
days ago. No one injured.
The Jackson quorum court in
session at Newport last week ap-
propriated $1,000 for the state
agricultural school AZ Jonesboro.
The heavy rains Of last week
caused White river to overflow
and many acres Of fine crops in
jackson county were totally des'
troyed.
The prizes were awarded the
members OF the Randolph Coun-
ty Boys Corn Club at Pocahon-
tas last week and the day was a
big one for the boys.
The Independence County
Boys' Corn Club met at Bates
vile one day last week, at which
time nearly all the young dem
onstrators were rewarded for
their good showing
The Bulletin says the work OF
tick eradication IN Baxter county
Is progressing slowly and that
the Cattlemen's Association OF
the county is taking steps to re-
vive the movement and make 1t
more thorough.
Harvey Burgess, editor and
proprietor Of the lmbodon Ga
zette, Is distinguishing himself
Sharp County record., 1910-10-14

A man at Pine Bluff has not
tasted food in more than thirty
days and is curing himself of a
dangerous disease. Most folks
eat too much no doubt. This
fact is clearly set forth in all the
almanacs and then a whole lot Of
people know it from certain ac-
tual experiences,
Sharp County record., 1910-10-14
noRtb HRRansos

over in Lawrence. He ran from
Powhatan to Black Rock, a dis
tance of about three miles, in 16
minutes.
Walter Wells, a prominent re-
publican of Lawrence county,
will succeed J. l.. Mckinney as
postmaster at Imboden at an
early date. Mckinney resigned
the office because of other busi-
ness needing his time and atten-
ton.
Ed Parrott, Eunice Jones and
Wade Denty were indicted sever
al days ago by the Jackson coun-
ty grand jury on the charge OF
perjury, growing out of tesi-
mony given before that body.
Each was released upon a $1,000
bond.
The merchants at Pocahontas
did a rushing business last week
selling lamps and oil when the
town was left in total darkness a
couple Of nights so far as cleo
tricity was concered, occasioned
by a breakdown at the power
plant.
The Randolph county court,
besides making it's usual levies,
last week levied an appropria-
ton Of $500 to be used in the ad-
vanoement of the agricultural
demonstration work in that
county. The government do
mates like amount for the work.
Both the cases against A. Kel-
lett, formerly practicing ply
sician Of Newport, who was in
dicted for manslaughter and
criminal abortion, having been
twice tried on the former charge
with the jury divided each time,
have been dismissed in the jack
son circuit court.
The Cotter Courier puts 1t this
way: Cot.er has the only
wholesale house in the county;
the only pencil factory in Baxter
county; the only proprietary
medicine company in Baxter
county; the only registered
pharmacist in Baxter county;
and the best railroad town in
Baxter county.
The jury in the case Of O. s.
Goodman, who was indicted for
embezzloment on the charge Of
having defrauded the Bank OF
Calico Rock, failed to agree at
Melbourne few days ago and
was discharged. There were
seven for conviction and five for
acquittal. The case will be TAX
en- up again at the March term OF
circuit court.
Says an lmboden correspond
ent to the Walnut Ridge Blade:
Quite q deal OF excitement was
caused Monday morning when
Joe Rodgers had his head beaten
nearly off by his enraged wife
and step son, both Of whom were
welding u stick Of stove wood in
reguler pugilistic fashion when
the marshal appeared. All 10
quiet at present, however.
Last week a burglar entered
the Palace jewelry store at New
port and stole goods valued at
$3.50, The thief gained entrance
by smashing the plate glass win
dow with u brick. The street
lights at Newport have lately
been dispensed with and the
Sharp County record., 1910-10-14
poJJTICS IN TENNESSEE

POLITICS In TENNIo'H
r h e regular democrats OF
nrassee last week met in con-
ot;on a n d nominated Hon.
bbert l.. Taylor, who now nous
Ioot in the United States SEN
as their candidate for gov
nor.
Tbe democrats Of Tennessee
in one of the worst muddles
the whole history of Southern
Ilitics, The fact that the party
i called Bob Taylor from the
nate to lead the fight, which
II have an end in the Novem'
r election, shows strong signs
distress.
Months ago when Gov M H.
btterson was nominated for a
ird term there was open revolt
the ranks of the democratic
lrty. Patterson is extremely
popular with a large element
his party, and when a short
he ago the state judicial ticket,
bown as the Patterson ticket
ID for which the governor made
|wide canvass Of The state, was
kfeated by something over 49,
70 votes the handwriting on the
all was only too plain Patter-
IN could not be reelected gov
|nor and he gave back his NOM
alton to the party that gave
to him.
The elimination Of Patterson
om political leadership in Tenn
see was brought about by the
bmbincd forces Of insurgent
emocrats and republicans. The
ow that killed Patterson was
10 defeat of his supreme court
tket and in that fight the re-
pblicans had no ticket in the
BID, but supported the ticket
lt out by the insurgent demo-
iats, In return for this assist
bee the insurgent democrats no
bubt tacitly agreed TO support
Se republican nominee for gov
nor in opposition to Patterson
7hen the republican convention
bminated Ben W. Hooper, who
said TO be a clean young fell
Nv, for governor the insurgent
emocrats fell in line and en-
brsed his candidacy in q rous-
bg convention.
But the withdrawal Of Patter-
bn upset all calculations and
brew all parties cup in the air."
whole lot Of insurgent demo-
rats did not care 80 much about
Pc success Of Hooper since Pat.
Prson had been gotten rid Of
|hd tho regular democrats began
b look about for q candidate
/ no could harmonic the party
|nd defeat the opposition. The
esult was that United States
|enator Taylor was induced to
pine again to the rescue OF his
|arty, for 1t was none other than
Pob Taylor who broke republi.
an rule in Tennessee years ago
hen he was elected governor
|nd served three terms,
1t Is said that Bob Taylor can
ways get any Office he wants in
tennessee and that he Is tho
nly man In the state who can
|eieat the republican nominee
or governor at the polls next
Month, The outcome Of this
nee will be watched with unus.
al interest In all parts Of tho
ooh(ry, The national adminis-
ration at Washington la taking q
and in the fight In the hope Of
tho Solid South, thus,
D measure, loaking up for
oeses In the North,
HaFa'a h0nin IN fan Dal ra .,ia.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-14

The prohibitionists Of Little
Rock are taking q census Of
adult persons and will make an
effort TO put whiskey out Of the
city under tho local option law.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-14

According to statement from
the treasurer's office, the state
has spent $4,000 in the past
three months. This high cost of
living is really something fierce.
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FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS

Send ioe,, name OF paper and ,his ad. for
our beautiful Savings Dans and ehlids Sketch.
hook, Zach bank eontalns u Good Luck
Penny,
SCOTT q BOVINE, 4o3 Pearl Street, N. Y.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-14
A 5o-cent bottle of
SCOTS Emulsion

given in half teaspoon
doses four times a day,
mixed in its bottle, will
last a year-old baby near
ly 4 month, and four bot
ties over three months,
and will make the baby
strong and we'll and will
lay the foundation for a
healthy, robust boy or
girl.
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
Story Of Coniobt's Operas
DAUGHTER OF TIE REGIMENT.

geant Suplice remembers the letter and
feels duty-bound TO deliver il. The
MarQuise thereupon claims Maria as her
niece and dismisses Tonic as a totally
unfit person to wed a high-born maid
The second act shows US Maria in heI
new surroundings. No luxury Is denied
her, but she still longs for her old en-
vironnent, and her chief pastime is
singing the ''Rataplan" and going
through the familiar military evolu-
lions Her musings are suddenly Inter
rupted by the sound~of fife and drum
without Presently the castle is In
vested by soldiers. who should they be
b,rC her beloved Eleventh. with Tonic,
whose gallantry has won him rank as
field officer, at their head OF course
she castles safety is assured. while
Tonic rene1s his protestations OF affec-
ton and request for Maria's hand
Again the Marquise refuses, on the
ground that Maria is promised 10 the
son OF 2 neighboring duchess Then
Tonic suggests that Maria elope with
him. This coming to the AIarquise's
knowledge she confesses that Maria is
really her daughter by a husband-the
dead captain-who was beneath her IN
station Maria feels she cannot refuse
her mothers plea. but so deeply does
her sadness affect the MarGuise tnat
The latter finally relents and brings me
opera to a happy ending by consehlihs
20 the marriage
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PAGLIACCI.

from Tonic to attack SIlvio, out the
latter succeeds in escaping over the Nati
without being recognized Canio orders
Media &c tell the name Of her lover
l,IIr she refuses and CaniO Is about 10
stab her, when Beppe interteres, per
sIades Media to go 70 the tnea1sr -
dress for her part, and iEduces kaLl'
20 be calm and prepare Tor the peru ~
an~e The act closes with a CRY OF
desnafr from Canio. VINO must act
comedy while his heart Is breaking
Next act the peasants arrive 70 VII
ness the performance, which proves 20
ne a buriesque OF all that mas TAKEN
place IN the first act Tonic as the
IDIOT servant, makes a declaration OF
love 20 CoItrub ine (Neddab. which she
receives with scorn- Harlequin tBeppeJs
IN love with Columbine. then appears,
ant after a short interview Is nearly
- ~ the Paglfaccio (Canio). who
arrives lust as Coiumbine Is heipihs
EarIeCuin 10 -lIn away, and hears her
-epeat to him the very words Whicn slle
- ,7sed 10 SfIviu when she bade MIN
meet her after the play that night
At this Canio loses MS he[5, LofSetS
HE mart and SurioUsly demands the
Dar7e ~ her lover. Media laughs N
order 10 put the public on the scent
an5 thew. failing to grasp the truth, are
much amused. suddenly hoNeNel:
CaDio. beside himself with rage ana
5oaIoTTSv- SEXES the knife on the table
and slabs Media 10 the heart. decid-tns
fbs+ she will reveal the name OF her
lover with her last cespairing cry she
raYTs 10 SfIvfo for help, and ne attempts
10 reach her. but IS attacked By Canlo.
who slays him also The PEI nts us
nm CaufO- who says, StuP d Inc
comedy IS finished
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
PINCHOT UPHELD
BY La TOILETTE
Senator Bitterly Condemns
Presidents Action Toward
Former Forester.

MADISON. Wis, Jan. 1.-THE
BaI.inzer letter called forth and was
responsible for the Pinchot letter
The BaIinger letter received no re-
buke from the President The Pin
chot letter IS made the basis OF an
executive order removing from office
a man Of the highest character, whose
public service is an enduring ronu-
ment to his name"
In this language Senator La Fol-
Iette today, in bis magazine, brands
as -'pin-poiut official etiquette" the
dismissal of CHIEF Forester PinchoL
In bold contrast he holds Up the fact
that Secretary Of the Interior Bal
linEer sent a letter to Senator Jones
Of Washington. which was read on
the floor Of the Senate in the same
ns nner as Chief Forester PinchOt's
letter TO DOlliver was read
Senator La Toilette shows that the
CLAWS case. upon which real charges
against Secretary Ballinse- are based,
is almost forgotten in President Taft's
letter discussing the case in dismissins
PinchoL
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
FALLING HAIR
People in Paris Have a Simple way
of Stopping It

Il was Dr. SangerbOnd, OF Paris. who
first discovered that dandruh and fall
ing hair were caused by a micr0be-
So in Paris, where the hair Is better
understood than IN America, the people
found that the easiest way 10 stop fall
ing hair and get rid OF dandrIff was 70
kill the micrObe that did the damage.
And now that Partisan Sage the rem
eds that kills the dandruf germ Is sold
In every town In America the clean
people Of this country have awakened 10
the fact that dandruH s. unnecesssry,
that falling hair and itching scalp can
Re quickly stopped, and that people
bald
To every reader Of The Washington
Times who wishes 10 eradicate disgust
fng dandTud, stop falling hair, and
nave an Immediately clean scalp, free
from ttchincss. Henry Evans makes
I vii return your money. without red
tape. II Partisan Sage does not Danish
cauorun. stop falling hair and itching
scalp in two weeks.
Partisan Sage IS sold By druggists all
over America, arsI by Henry Evans for
- cents large bottle. II is an ideal
dalntlly perfumed hair dressing free
from grease and sickness, and viii
cause hair 10 grow lustrous and iuxur-
liant Il is used By refined women the
world over
Aan orders filed. charges PREPAID. b.
the American makers. CsirOux Mfg Co,
Buffalo, n T The girl with the Au-
burn hair Is on every package
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills are unlike al
other laxatIves or cathartics- They coax
the liver into activity by gentle methods
They do not scour; they do not grIpe;
they. do not weaken; but they do start
al the secretiOns of the liver and stOm-
ach IN q way that soon puts these or
gans IN a healthy condition and corrects
constipation IN my opinion constipation
Is responsible for most ailments There
are thirty-two feet Of human bowels
which Is really a sewer pipe When this
pipe becomes clogged, the whole system
becomes poisoned causing bihousness, IN
digestion and impure blood, which often
produces rheumatism and kidney all
ments- No woman who suffers with
constipation Of any liver ailment can ex
pect to have a clear complexion, or enjoy
good health. IF I had my way, would
prohibit the sale Of ninetenths of the
catharties that are now being sold. for
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
PAPERS MISSING
IN OLD Law SUIT
Documents In Famous Mes
dell Case No Longer
In Vaults.

Papers upe- which are based the
claim OF Kate NesdeH Page. Mary A
Nesde1. and John T Nesdell for sd. DIS
. against the Government, have dis
appeared from the vaults Of the Dis
tr5ct building.
The petitioners IN their suit before
the Court Of Claims set forth that they
are descendants and the sole heirs at
law Of Thomas Nesd I'll. VINO n 1872 and
1879 entered into 2 contract with the
board of Bubiic wJTl<s OF the District
OF Columbia for tbs construction or
streets, water seYVices, brick pavements.
and cgzSz. the contracts aggregatipg
s442. GEES.
It is further declared that the board
failed and refused 10 pay the claim
ants in lawful money or the United
States, but iu lieu OF So ID money there
was delivered TO the claimants under
protest. certiiCates OF the auditor OF
the hoard OF public * orICs. and of the
board Of audit and that said certificates
We're disposed OF at an average of 80
per cent OF their face value
Auditor TWeedaie Is OF the opinion
that the papers were forwarded to the
Department of Justice a number Of
years ago IN connection with certain
Mitigation in the Court OF Claims relat-
ing 10 contracts with the board OF pub
lie works and the attorney for the
claimants VIII be notified TO that effect
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

Frances Moves: ire second Secretary %
the British Embassy. and Mrs. ESIIlono
Ovev and Miss Constance OVeL o E@iltz
land. their house guest MS n sl -
VVezSon and her sOn-in-iaW and dausll-
ter. Paymaster and Mrs stewart r.
Barber the Secretary Of the BTdzliidl
Embassy and Nine CherulCnt ana l1ltle-
C~boru70ntrs sister Miss sloan OF os4ll-
more RTr. and Mrs Francis LeUpp and
Miss Leup. Mr- and Mrs murray a
Cobb. Mrs Clarence Moore ana IieL
mother. Mrs Swift Mr. and MIS- u MI
IN EiCn born AMI Miss constance SOY u
N- and Mrs CDTyoTan Etil. the latter
in white lace with touches OF blue ana
pearls Senator Keau. Miss Lucy keails
their niece. Miss Elizabeth Roosevelt
Edwin V Morgan former minister 20
Cuba Mr. and Mrs George How ard
the Misses Switzerland: Miss Laura
Merriam Miss Randolph senator ana
Mrs George z. Wetmore: Representa-
tive and Ms Francis Burton Harm
son Mr.. and Mrs. G c Glover MIS-
A O Barney Mr. and Mrs Hugh L5-
care Senator and Mrs simon GuEgen-
Mrs T. StOddard Taylor Mr. and Mrs
Thomas NJ Gale, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Francis Carusi-
Senator du Pont and his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs Francis b
Crowninshield. Mr. and Mrs Edward A
Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs Ward Thoron,
Mr. and Mrs S W Woodward, and
Miss Woodward, Gen and Mrs George
and Mrs. James S. Harlan, Senator and
Mrs Depew, Mr. and Mrs Charles ].
Bell Mr. and Mrs William Barrett
RidEe1v. Dr. and Mrs Ralph Jenkins.
Senator and Mrs Lodge
Mrs. Harriet Blaine Bea1e. who wore
a beautiful gown Of deep almond bios
som pink, draped IN effective princess
.lines with q baudeau OF gold leaves in
her hair. Mrs Hugh Wallace in white
satin; baroness Preuschen, in French
blue satin and diamonds Mrs Robert
Patterson IN black tuIie and diamonds,
MIS- Frederick Keep green bTOCdde
with cream lace on the bodice; Mrs
John Frederick Leech, pale blue satin
and diamonds, and Mss Katherine
Leech. pale pink satin with garlands Of
pink roSebuds-
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patrons OF OPERA
FAIL TO SEE STAR
Illness of Nine. Cavalier
First Real Disappointment
of Week.
By ROBERTA V. BRADSHAW.

The first real disappointment II a
week or operate triumphs at the Be
lasco came last night when, owing TO
tbs Illness OF Madame Cavalier. that
far-fameds songstress failed TO appear
To avoid the cancellation OF the even
ing's performance and its consequent
disappointment to a brilliant assem-
blage, pretty little Mile Trentini es-
saved an operate coup and within an
hour or two OF the curtains rising
worked up a portion Of Madame Cav
alierI-s role OF GiuIietta- Practically the
entire score for the third act was omit
ted, but Nile. Trentinfs clever work
gave the auditors the opportunity. TO
hear the eIuslvely beautiful Barcsrone
and 70 witness a stage picture unique
in beauty and attractiveness-
Dalmores as Hoffman and the ever
satisfactory and versatile Rsnaud as
Dapertutto carried the second tale along
with fine sweep and aplomb.
hohmsn's Bacchic song given with A
dash and daredevil grace and abandon
and Dapertutto in heroic form as HOn-
mans bad angel distinguished the mu-
dlated third act, which also Ierved as
medium for exploiting the beautiful
voice and sUave art OF Miss Alice Cen
tie. as Nicklausse, HOnman's friend
and cOnhdante-
Nile, TrenunI. upon whose shoulders
fell the principal feminine role of the
entire series OF Tales. responded gal
lantIy 10 her task
As Olympia she gave a superbly sat
isfactOry representation Of a mechanical
doll looking, singing, and acting the
part with a beautiful precision and a D
probation No less attractive was she
in her role Of Antonio. The sweetIy sira-
iEh heroine Of HOnman-s last tale. Al
ways carrying her part with spirit and
Intelligence. Nile Trentini uses a rlusi-
cal and sympathetic voice OF rather in
considerable volume with discretion and
effectiveness Her acting Is sDrightiy
and tempeTamentaI and that she has q
keen sense Of dramatic possibility OF
voice and carriage was amply demon
strated In the trying part Of Antonio
which al the finale OF the fourth act
apparently exacts the fun toll OK the
little singer powers
Maurice Renaud. IN his bewiiderinE
makeup as Coppeliug, gave a delicious
presentation, while as the Satanic
Miracle. he added 10 the laurels Won in
Athsnael- As an OCcuitiy, subtle con
preme work of q master; manner and
voice accentuating the evil significance
% the character
As for the score Il Is characteristicsIIy
Ohenbachian; dash and verve distin-
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

the reason that they soon DESTROY the
lining of the stomach, setting up serious
forms Of indigestion, and so psralyze
the bowels that they refuse to act unless
forced by strong purgatives-
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills are a tonic &c,
the stomach, liver and nerves They
invigorate instead Of weakening; they
enrich the blood instead of irpoverish-
ing It; they enable the stomach TO get
al the nourishment from food that Is
put into Il.
These pills contain no calomsl, no dope.
they are soothing, healing and stimulat-
ing They school the bowels to act with
out physic.
Trial box of 10 Pills, 10 cents. Large
bottle, 25c.
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

guish its progress from the first roys-
tering note to the last rollickinE air,
sung as the curtain goes down on the
life story of the loves and adventures
Of Count Hoffman. artist, poet, musician
and deliciousIy dashinE bad fellow"
NJ Gilbert, with finely resonant
baritone, brought an UnctuoUs humOr 70
his role Of Spaianzi, while pathOs and
conviction marked his singing Of Cres-
pei. the father OF the tenderIy loved An
tonia-
NJ NicOsia conducted with the finish
one associates with all his work.
At the concluding performance this
evening, Nine Tetrazzini viii interpret
either the MignOn Polonafse OF Jules
Benedictis variations Of the Carnival OF
Venice, IN the music lesson scene in the
Daughter Of the Regiment
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
SMOKER PROGRAM
Members Promised Something New
In the Way of Entertain
ment BY Clever People.

The program for this evening al the
Commercial Club has been selected with
special view 70 giving the members
something new and pleasing on the re-
sumption Of the regular table d'hote
dAnner.
There VIII be no particular star. be
cause all OF the entertainers are top
notchers in their particular lines Thorn
as Brahany VIII give the DOoiey
sketches; A J Hackett VIII sing some
OF the songs that nobody else sings. &"
and the Apollo QUaTtette viii have a few
numbers
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
ON ITALIAN.)

MARIA, the heroine Of DOnizettf 5
lF1 The Daughter OF the Regiment
is a vivandiere attached 10 the EieV'-
enth Regiment Of Napoleon's Gran
Army in occupation OF the Tyrol, where
the scene Is laid. She was picked W
on a battlefield by Sergeant Sulpice anC,
adopted by the regiment, with Sulpice
as her special guardian The latter mas
carefully preserved a letter which he
found pinned g the child's frOck, writ
zen by her fdfIer "a captain who had
lost his Efe IN the engagement) and ad-
dressed TO a BtarqUise OF Birkenfeld.
When ths opera opens Maria Is a
sprighJly, fascinating young woman
Tonic, a young TyrOlean peasant, VINO
saved her from falling over preciPice'
Is in love with her The regiment dis
cusses TOniO-s offer OF marriage ana
agrees to It on condition that he enlist
forthwith. He gladly consents The ap-
pearance OF the Marquise o. Birkenieid'
however, upsets the lovers plans Ser
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
TRAIN IS DITCHED;
NO LIVES ARE LOST

EFFTNGHAM. III, Jan IA-WhfIe
running AZ ? terrific rate OF speed early
today, four coaches attached to train
No. II, on the Nandalia railroad Jumped
the track al a switch near Wood bury
III. and many passengers received a
severe joiting as the coaches ran over
the ties
Despite reports that many bad been
killed and injured. later phone reports
from the scene Of the accident say that
no one was seriously hurt.