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The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

The Misses Ridgeway brought
their musical instruments and de
lighted the Dowell household one
evening last week Mr.. Sadler and
Hessie Henderson dropped in.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15
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Judge and Mrs. Shackleford will be
thrown open for the entertainment
of the Southern club which club is
giving = reception to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lowe Of this city. The officers
of the club and Mrs. Shackleford will
act on the reception committee and
punch will be served by young lady
members of the club. The spacious
and comparatively new home of the
Shacklefords is ideally arranged for
entertaining in delightful manner
and will be lavishly decorated with
flowers for the occasion and there
will be music and the usual delightful
social evening for which the club is
famous.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

Wednesday Mrs. r. T. Hebsen and
two children and Miss Anna Gutschow
who were visiting Mrs. Clyde Moffitt
left for Boise City, Idaho, week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cutschow and Miss
Lulu started for their home in Sterl-
ing, Neb.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

Mrs. II. ID. Smith has had a months
attack of rheumatism. Surely this
hot spell will bring relief.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hines now 1.-Two
near NJ, +. Smith, having vacated the
Cactus ranch. leaving the only empty
house in Fruitvale as clean as a new
pin.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

It's astonishing what values Nc
Gonneli & Lowe are offering in low
shoes this week. -
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

Master Albert Beman, aged 5
years old, is celebrating with a birth
day party to his little playmates at
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

Mrs. Edwin A. Haskell will enter
tain the members of the Presbyterian
quartet this evening. An informal
program has been arranged.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15


Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Marshall and
Mildred, with Misses Ruth Buck,
Spohie and Clara Karly, Thomas
rison are on Hannah creek for an
outing and the boys declared they
did not care ever to return.
Friday morning at $50. city load
of three young men and three young
girls passed through Fruitvale the
girls screaming at the top of their
voices. In passing one ranch this
rig stopped three times and drank
all round from bottle We need a
deputy sheriff.
W.. j. S. Henderson while cutting
up big cottonwood that blew down
across his orchard had the misfor-
tune to be hit in his left eye with
chip so forcible as to make him look
like a prize fighter of Jeffries stamp.
He spent the l4th in the shade in
stead of as he had anticipated in
Fruita.
The boulevard all day Thursday
was a constant procession of vehicles
loaded with families in their best
nolluaN azure gong ike Jenu to the
Junction. Those of us too old to
follow recalled the many mad days
left long behind with memories of
similar occasions when holding on by
car straps seemed the acme of en-
joyment.
Carnivals are not Sunday school
picnics. Come boys, try your luck,
II won't cost you a d--n cent?"
| this TO three little boys from to II
years of age last saturday Push
the balls. ,, I. 10, IL. You made
L. and then the proprietor or kin
| dergarten game professor took an
| incredible long time 10 discover that
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

On Monday evening, July is, at
eight o'clock a meeting will be held
at the Baptist church to consider i'm
portant business in reference to the
new church building. Every mem
ber is urged TO be present.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

Tonight Miss Jessie Martin will be
the hots at the first interurban troll
ley and picnic party TO be held on the
completion of the new electric rail-
road. The party is given in honor of
Misses Parks and Prescott of Denver,
who are guests of Miss Martin. The
young people will take the car from
South street and will ride to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Forty on
Fruit Ridge where picnic lunch will
be served and amusements and musi-
cal programme will be indulged.
They will return on the - O'Clock
car. Those who will be present are:
Misses Parks, Prescott, Pearl Shores.
Grace Miller, Vida, Mary and Bessie
Dean; Messrs. Allison, Kiss. Weaver,
Orr, Merriell, Frey, Barrett, Savage.
Mcconnell.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Re
lender, S55 Main street, this after
noon. Refreshments are to be served
by Relender and the little folks are
having joyous time.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

Miss Mary Haskell. the charming
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George e.
Haskell, will be the hostess at a week
end party, the guests being Miss Bes-
sic Settle and Miss Maud Burton
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15
NOTES

Mrs. II. f Hill has brother from
Norton. Kansas, visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Else were in town
Wednesday and went to the Majestic
matinee.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

Tonight the hospitable home of
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

WANTED-To buy a small oak
Smith-Premfer typewriter table.
Apply this office.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

Last night Mr.. w. B. Cross was the
host at a dinner party at the La
Court hotel. his guests on the happy
occasion being Misses Ethel and Mil
dred Adams, Maude Burton, Bessie
Settle and Messrs. Frank Hill, Dan
Hill and S. b. Lee.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

Thursday OF next week a dance is
scheduled by the members of the
Shirt Waist Club, to be held at the
Auditorium. These affairs have
proven immensely popular this sea
son and have been well attended.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15
WANTED.

NANTED-Niolins, guitars and
mandollns TO repair. All work
guaranteed and charges reasonable.
Geo. \. Hardwick, violin maker
and repairer, 107 South First-st.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

Possibly on account of the extreme
hot weather, there seems to be a
dearth of "doings" in the social line.
II seems TO be the one ambition of
everyone TO take things easy and TO
do, as little entertaining as possible
until the cool days come again, when
one can enter into the full enjoyment
OF all such pleasures and not suffer
from the eNeTtion demanded. OF
course the past and present excite
ment and absorption of interest at
tendant upon the recent celebration
also the presence in the city of the
Parker shows, is responsible in a
great measure and at the present mo-
ment, everyone being entertained by
the public. private entertaining is put
on the shelf for the time "as II were. y
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

WANTED-At once buyer for
Mesa County National Bank stock.
What Will you give? Write P. o.
Box 80.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

HAIR WoRK-Mrs. Stewart, 123
White.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

Subscribe for the Daily Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

WANTED-Room in private home by
young man, no other roomers.
b care of Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

WANTED-Girl to assist in kitchen.
Apply Boyer House, 34S White.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

NANTED-To rent furnished house
Tor the summer. Phone Mesa 55l.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-15

This month we have some especially
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HONOLULU DRUG 60.
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oFLNONICO HOTEL

..,ria Street, adjoining 1aa'T'-
Ere ' oIp,I' rooms. mosquito proof.
IAfal'a 1ass accommodation, en- suite
-, single. for men only
Terms reasonable
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

United STAGES Senator T, P,
Gore Of Oklahoma made q oansa-
.ional speech in the senate one
tiay last week in which he charg"
e3 that there was wholesale
grafting in connection with legis-
lation affecting the disposition of
Indian property in the new state.
Senasor Gore very strongly init
hated that he had been ap-
broached in this connection and
that he could have secured $780,
Boo for his vote and influence.
Both houses of congress appoint
hi committees to investigate the
charges.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

dato did this they would call q
second primary and those two
re ,eiving the highest number of
votes should be candidates at q
seaond primary. BY this means
tht crowd hoped to concentrate
the fight against me. They did
not want this to apply to other
sca.a Offices"
Senator Davis attacked the
Li5le Rock press, stating that
t bio Little Rock papers
CLAIMED he did not attend his du'
tie and were not even willing
fol-. him to return home q
ven to see a sick mother or for
80 nan to have time to bury his
DEED"
am not asking for this office
for ehe sake Of a second term, "
he Continued. "II that was all, !
wC6ld quit this race. But if you,
baaye that ! have done my duty
Z want to beat this crowd one
me time and | will, unless the
mc5n changes, and don't think
ty.lI,
ABANDONED OLD HABITS,
have always voted against
iicclao. used to vote against it
an, then try to drink it all up
an,s got it out Of the way, but I
ha stopped doing that and | am
otl voting against it. Some Of
these fellows will say that Jeff
Da ia is just doing that to, get
yOIAs DuL tA&J Is not lrue, !
cov3d beat that crowd and get
drl ak every other day, but | do
not want to, | am going TO
ma c q speech in Franklin coun-
ty tamorrow, and if the Senate
dor adjourn ! am going back to
We hington, but if it does, ! am
goi g TO keep right on speaking
{HTrts, T ALL, ,threo days after tho pri-
gor am going to be sure
,n lcover the ground"
,Ta ,E .,i 1oening his speech Senator
"a ,oI eulogizod the dignity Of
G] ~ nviudea ta, pe,uaoaI
Of the country since tho
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

The Melbourne Times says At
toyney }, P, George is the second
best looking bachelor Of Calico
Rock. We know Editor DaIlam
Of the Progress must have first
place clinched.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

Th g democrats Of Poinsett
county are not dwelling together
in unity. An inaurgont wing of
the party has nominated a ticket,
claiming that wholesale frauds
were practiced in the nomination
of the ticket last March.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
OUR STOCK Of DRY GOODS
IS COMPLETE

Wy0N are not already q c@SEOH1s
er OF ours, we can make IL GO your
interest C0 fall I'm lime. We have "a
stock OF Mems and BOyS' Clothing
that will PSeaSe any one and our
prices will convince yOW that you
should buy from WS. Let us My0UT
wants with honest goods,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

Prot. Frank e, Wood Of The
Illinois state labratory Of natural
history declares that skunks are
good to eat; that tho moat is
white, tender and very delicious.
Well take the professors word
for it, won't you? j
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

Senator Jeff Davis very frank
ly admits that he used to try to
drink up all the supply Of whia-
key, but adds that he has quit all
such now, incidentally the SEN
ator announces that he will be
elected again,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

Governor George W. Dona'
phey has come out 8Quarely for
|he adoption of Amendment No.
10, which provides for the initia"
I've and referendum. GAS long
S the legislature does its duty
here will not be the necessity of
hyoking either the initiative or
be referendum by the people,
fhe legislature will do better
Work when it knows the people
Have the power to overhaul that
kork if it has not been done
6ght," says the governor,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

a ST. Louis paper announces
that u new fad among women Of
that city is slippers with diam
onds in tho heels, Very bad on
modest footpads.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

Rrho democrats Of Ohio met in
jnyention last week and nomi"
He'd Gov. Harmon for a second
H. and endorsed bin as a suit
n @ candidate for president in
D., Thus far in advance of the
ational convention it seems that
b., Harmon is far in the lead
Y possible democratic proaIden'
ID timber.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
1oRtb ERRansas

Joe Soribnor was arrested n
few days ago at Batesville for
procuring whiskey for another
party within the corporate limits
Of that city, it being a violation
Of both the city ordinances and
state laws,
The Guard reports several
cases Of measles and whoOping
cough at BatesvilIe and says
some afflicted with these diseases
are not being kept at home,
thereby exposing many children
to the maladies
Henry Wallace Of lard county,
charged with selling booze in
prohibition territory, was con-
yictod in Federal court at Bates
Vile one day lately and sentence
ed to one years imprisonment in
tho Atlanta Federal prison.
Our porIy county judge, Bill
Hallbrook, says that in addition
I'd being elected at the September
election no expects to raise one
thousand bushels Of corn and
six or eight bales Of cotton this
summer. Melbourne Times.
}, b, Robins, the 8-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs, John Robins
who live in a house boat on
Black River, near Pocahontas,
while playing on tho boat one
day last week fell into the river
aud was drowned, The body
was recovered the same day,
A, l., Copeland, who has serv-
ed 13 years in the army, came
home last Tuesday. lie has re-
enlisted and only has 6 years
more to serve until he could re-
tire and draw S75 per month for
ltro, Tie may ro.onlist for the
remainder Of the onlistmont.-
Mountain View Times.
As t1elaultofacs cst'o'tt Tght
pulled Of at Melbourne one night
recently, J, A, Stages and W. lG,
Smith are carrying bitten fingers,
scratched faces and many blue
spots, Reports say these two
gentlemen engaged themselves
for more than an hour and q half
in giving a fair demonstration Of
what tho Joirias.John9on bout
will DO July 4,
Henry Wilson, q notorious me-
Igro character working on the
roads Of independence county in
payment Of a fine assessed
against him in justice court for
obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses, made an unsuccessful at
tempt to end his life while in Jail
at Batesviilo last week by swal-
lowing oarbolic acid Tho
prompt services Of y physician
saved the negroes life,
lizard county farmers living
along tho line Of Baxter from tho
corner Of Fulton county are at
work now constructing three
wire barbod fonoo from the cor.
n6r Of Fulton county to the
White river, Il distance of eight
miles, The fence was made necs
oos3ary by tho fact that BaX-
ter county is under rigid quar-.
antino against adjoining counties
on account Of the Texas fever
iGE, A large part Of Baxter
county is expected to 90 above
the quarantine line this fall
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

Almost every paper you pick
up these days has a long-winded
article relative to the high cost
Of living. The nigh cost Of liv"
ing presents such picture to US
that we shudder to think Of the
cost Of high living,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

fhe Jelfriee.Johneon fight will
|heId at Reno, Nevada, or July
| Governor Diokerson having
|ided the promoters that there
bo no interference from Of
bis of the law, Here's hoping
the most perfect mutiliation
NIigtoh Johnsing, =.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

A Paris scientist has discover
ed one million eight hundred and
fifty thousand disease germs on
one strawberry, Looks like he
mipht have found them all,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

Congress adjourned Saturday,
after having completed arrange
ments for The salvation Of the
country for the next few months
to come,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

Champ Clark Of Missouri says
the republican party is in for a
trounclng, Let ua hope the en-
Inont Maaourian 10 correct
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

Jackson county raises almost
everything, says the Newport
independent, We have heard
the allegation made that q good
deal of h ie raised in Jackson,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

The papers certainly made a.
fuss about young Rooeeyelt'e
wedding. That's what the
young man gets for having such
q father,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

The Eureka Springs police pre-
vented Mrs. Carrie Nation from
delivering a speech on the streets
Sunday And Carrie is a resi-
dent of Eureka Springs, too.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

u is said that at the end Of hia
'esent term United States Som
b. Ben Tillman Of South Caro-
10 will retire from public life on
rount Of i'll health, When he
ayes the senate that body will
~ one Of its most useful mem
r. The country needs more
op like Bon Tillman
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

Porter Charlton, a young New
Yorker who murdered his wife,
placed the body 10 u trunk and
sank the trunk in q lake, is about
to be declared insane by experts.
OF course.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

"We cannot expect the govern"
ment to control the trusts when
the government is controlled by
tho trusts" remarks Cnitod
States Senator Owen Of Oklaho-
ma,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

|ho Newport Democrat Gays
|man in the district can defeat
A, Oldrield for Congress-
| Oldliold has made a satisCac-
\ record during his first term
and it is very doubt
| il a candidate against him for
second term would receive
|ch encouragement,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

'ays the Houston Post; Mr.,
yan does not expect to again
q candidate for president
ce we have earnestly sup
fed all Of MIR, Bryan's eapoc-
|ong heretofore, we do not sec
occasion for dissenting at
tImo
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

! C. 'HoGstoN tho occQoaa
murderer of A, W, shiroy at
Minturn lately, is getting more in
the limeIight The ladies Of
Walnut Ridge are sending him
flowers.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

! lone Of the very best proofs Of
BE assertion that it pays to ad"
ertise is found in the career Of
|heodore Roosevelt, who is pos
lbIy the worlds most widely ad-
brtised citizen. Roosevelt is al
iays posing, always advertising
himself, for all Of which he has
l kcoiycd large dividends, both in
blIars and popularity,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

lThc state Of Washington is
bout to acknowledge the Won
frrul merit of the woodpecker
\ placing that bird on the state
4aI to replace the eagle. The
Rodpecker is the great presery'
4 Of The loresle in the northwest,
b. tt Is salu every tlme a cll!2on
H. one Of the little knockers he
b. his hat,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

furnishing swearing by fine Of
not less than $3.50 and not more
than $500.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

'ho Virginia citizen who finds
'lIIiouIt to keep back the
psa' words is apt to get mixed
with tho law, the legislature
|hot state having passed u law
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

Tho baby Of Mr.. and J, H.
Travis Of Cotter died last week.
Ed Lance, q Baxter county
farmer, is the owner Of a l9'year-
old hen,
The Izard County Farmers
Union met at Melbourne two
days of last week,
A majority Of towns in North
Arkansas arc advertising picnics
lpr the Glorious Fourth.
Prof, !. NJ. Shultz of Mel
bourne has been employed as
principal of tho Mount Olive
school,
j, e. Martin and Miss Dollie
Gist, a popular couple Of Noun
tain Home, were married several
Tdaya ago.
Death claims paid at Newark
by life insurance organizations
during tho year Of 1909 amount
ed to S17,530
One hundred and eight school
teachers attended the lizard
county teachers institute at Mel"
bourne last week,
"UnoIe Bill" Adams, one Of
the Oldest and best known ciJi-
zens Of lizard county, died re.
Gently at Pinevillo,
Joseph M, Trimble of Mem"
phis is prospecting for oil at Sui
phur Rock and intends to sink o
we'll at an early date,
p, G. Sheriff. has announced
as a republican candidate for
county and probate judge Of IL
ard county at the September ell
ecdon
The wheat crop in tho vicinity
Of Guion will yield from 10 to 20
bushels per acre, Its said the
peach crop is also good in that
section
At the recent sale Of lizard
county delinquent lands at Mel
bourne 30 tracts were sold to- in
diyiduaIs, the remainder going
TO the state,
Congressman W, A. OldGeld
has secured a $4,000 appropri-
alton from congress for the
erection Of a government build.
ing at Newport,
Arrangements are being per"
ioctsd for gas pipe line from
the Caddo gas fields to St, Louis,
Tho line viii miss BlLeayillo o
. little over a mile,
Melbourne has boon selected
as the place to hold tho 1910 re-
union Of the, Confederate Assoc
citation, The date has not yet
been announced,
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, an aged
and highly respected lady Of
Mountain Home, passed away
a few days ago, after m illoo5s
! Of several months,
The growing Of alfalfa on Or
| dinary hin land is proving a sue"
cess around Newark, the fact
having been thoroughly demon
9Uatod by government experts
Fire destroyed tho residence
occupied by Mrs, Martha Ware
at Mountain Home recently, due
| TO q defective kitchen Glue, Part
of the household goods were
saved,
About fifteen or twenty car
l-Dl,- nnA-nuLlln- nnnnlln mlll no
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

Tho Paragould Democrat ia IN
trouble and The plant has been
placed IN the hands Of the sheriff
hy crcditors,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

There's no place like
home if it has an
Edison phOH0&rapH
The finest Band, Or.
chpstrh Vocal and other
Music by the ablest talent
in the world is brought into
your home by the Edison,
~ .' oN.' 'nrWe
... .."... a"r
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
DAVIS FAV0RS LOCAL OPTION.
Says He Used To Try To Drink Up All
The Whishey, But Has Ont.

United States Senator Jeff Da-
via delivered a speech at Sloan
Springs Friday, which may be
said to be the opening gun Of his
campaign for reelection,
Relative to tn. whiskey cues
yion, Senator Davis declared that
he would have to moet the issue
some time and might as we'll an
nounce that he was opposed to
statewide prohibition and in fav-
or Of local option. He said that
he had introduced a bill in Con-
Gress prohibiting the government
from licensing tho sale Of whiak-
ey in districts whore whi9key had
been voted out, and declared
that ii THAI bill becomes a law the
sale Of whiskey by bootleggers
will be stopped, because illegal
9ellers would not take chances
with the government.
PREDICTS EIs RE'ELE0TI0N,
"I am o candidate and am 60
ing to be elected" declared SEN
ator Davis, "They say am
dead, but they will find out that !
am the liyeIiest corpse they ever
saw and when the race opens up
you can't see that crowd for the
duet"
The speaker stated that since
he had been in the Senate he had
done everything that democrat
could do. He said that he had
let "them" know he was there,
SCORES STATE CONVENTION.
"rhey tried the dirdest politi-
cal trick in the last state conven-
ton t ta2t az has. has eyer yGJn bGgR attempted d,
in Araet ten days, which is "
DAVIS farmers to get behind ~,
oluIIoir farm work. ="
5orn q number Of our people "
Z yae ,aii.Gay sioa,nS al
'"'' or Sunday, They report
'he N,leasaut time and a lot Of
.-- $50 her on The ground, Vi
s.a.,',.,s "a, 3
I items are O scarce article &c
! gsection. All the farmers
,eing q battle with the IL
and weeds, other than h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
Y. NJ. c. A. ATHLETICS

An outdoor volley ball league has
been formed at the Central Y. NJ. c. a.
with over fifty men lined up in six
teams. as follows;
First-c. f. Minter, captain; D. L.
Rice, w. E. Crawford. II. w Camp. Fl.
Z. Gillian. r. l. S,raus, J. G Hood, w.
w. E'olkes. n. A. Pillow. L. 7. Berry.
second-Dr. II. S. Corey. captain j, T.
Robinson, G. II. Bates, L. a. Leake, E.
a. seal, C. O. swans. w. a, Spilman, {.
a. Montgomery, p. l. Ezekiel.
Third-G. Harrison. captain; W. n.
Reveley. ]. w. Field. r. E. Luttrell. II.
3. Carlton, P. Fleming, DR.. G. D. Tay-
lor. W. NJ. Crawford. S. 3. Ford.
Fourth-F. A. Simpson, captain; z.
S. Simpson. f. H. Bell, w a. Graves,
L. S. Blair, DR.. w. II. Street, j. +.
Fair, a. f. Salden, Jr., n. A. Rausman.
Fifth. B. Rufty, captain; ". b.
Sadler, w D. Cooke. a. C. Goolsby, p.
w. Taylor, II. Z. Bugg, Z. II, Benson,
DIR. r. D. Merrick, p. Flippen.
SiXth-M. Hogge, captain; McC.
Thornton, j. j. Ballou, Q, II. Winters.
c. G. Burch, w. a. Palmore, J. II,
Baker. T. G.. Watkins, w. "A. Stubs.
The first games will be played on
Wednesday, when team 1 plays 2, and
team 8 plays 4. On Friday. will play
6, and 2 will play 4.