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Evening journal., 1910-08-31
vacation in Atlantic city.

vacation in Atlantic City.
Miss Mildred Hyland is spending
this week at Chestertown, Md.
Mrs. o. A. Appleby and daughters,
Mary and Alice. are visiting relatives
in West Chester, Pa.
Fred Warburton, of Norfolk, Va, is
visiting his parents in this city.
Mrs Efie Redmile and daughter,
Lilly. are spending their vacation at
Cape May
Grover c. White is spending his va
cation az Atlantic City.
Mrs. James Johnson is visiting
friends at Marcus Hook.
James P. Cordrey has been spend
ing a few days with friends at Up
land
Mrs. Lena Fritz and son, Nelson.
are spending some time in Oxford
with Mr.. and Mrs. Newton e. Palmer.
Charles T. Van Arsdalen visited
friends at West Chester this week.
J. Frank Bowen has returned to
/ West Chester after visit to Philadel-
phia and this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Lutz have
returned home after spending two
weeks in this city and Pennsgrove,
N ].
/ Mrs. Charles Priest and daughters,
Sarah and Nan. of Baltimore. have
been spending two weeks with Mrs.
Edward Sewer.
Miss Anna B. Sewer is spending
two weeks in Baltimore.
Miss Nellie and Bessie May, OF this
city, are entertaining Miss Cora
Reese. of West Grove. Miss Reese
is a student at West Chester Normal
School.
A. and l.. Jenny, the Market street
milliners, and five of their trimmers
are spending ten days in New Yorl
viewing the fall and winter styles.
Nichols Carroll, of Chester, was {
recent visitor in this city.
Miss Martha Baker. Of Media, spen
the weekend with Wilmington
friends.
c. ]. Outen, of Fairview, was re
cent visitor in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Fisher, of RID
Icy. Park, are on visit to this city
Miss Annie Reese is visiting he
sister, Mrs. Fanny Butler, of Trainer
William Booth and family, of Ches
ter have removed to this city.
Miss Lizzie Dougherty is spending
few days with Miss Elizabeth Muir
taugh. of Chester
Miss Bessie Dougherty has returned
home after a visit to her aunt a
Chester.
Miss Edith Shoemaker. OF Chester
was a recent guest of friends in thii
city.
Miss Mildred Ferriman is a CUES
of Mrs. Ella Reynolds, of Trainer.
Thomas Whitby and Thomas Truitt
of Marcus Hook, spent Sunday will
Wilmington friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Willard Cleland ant
Mrand Mrs. Harry Morgan, left Sat
urday for Atlantic City for a stay 0
, ten days.
Mrs. Nathan Simons has been Wis
iting Mrs. Emma Morris, of Chester
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hooff, of Ches
ter. were visitors here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson and Mrs
Edward Ridley, Of South Media. an
Mrs. George Garnett, of Lima. visite
. friends in this city on Sunday.
, Mrs. Claude r. Booker is spend
ing several days with relatives at Up
land
Mrs. o. s. Appleby and the Misse
Mary and Allis ADleby are visitini
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
Doubt Disappears
No One in Wilmington Who Has Bad
Back Can Ignore This Double Proof.

Does your back ever ache?
Have you suspected your kidneys
Backache is kidney ache,
With it comes dizzy spells,
Sleepless nights, tired, dull days,
Distressing urinary disorders.
Cure the kidneys to cure it all
Doans Kidney Pills bring quick re-
lief
Bring thorough, lasting cures.
You have read Wilmington proof.
Read now the Wilmington sequel.
Renewed testimony; tested by time.
Conrad Hainekamp, IL Il. Eighth
ST., Wilmington. Dell says: Il have
no hesitation in giving Doan's Kid
ney Pills my most emphatic endorse
ment. | was troubled a great deal
by pains across the small Of my back
and over my right hip and I attri-
buted the misery to disOrdered kid
neys. When Doan's Kidney Pills we're
brought to my attention, ] procured
a supply at Danforth's Drug Store
and they soon brought me relief
shall always recommend this remedy
when the opportunity occurs" (State-
ment given Sept 16, 19O4.)
On January Ia. 1909 Mr.. Hainekamr
confirmed the above statement and
added: "Since Doan's Kidney Pills
cured me. / have had no return OF
kidney trouble. / am pleased to again
express my high opinion of this rem
edy."
For sale by all dealers. Price Sc
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
IKE A CHARM
in Hay FEVER
ScatcO Keeps Nasal Passages Clear
and Permits Free Breathing.
Thousands Would Not Pass
the Summer Without II.
he SEASON is HERE


"Ascatco worked like a charm" says
rs. William Marsh. Sterling, ILL.,, my
aughter had hay fever and it cured
er." Mrs. Marsh refers 10 Ascatco,
&c new remedy for respiratory al
'ctions and hor opinion is ecnocd by
lousands Of former hay fever sub
cts who WCrld not think of passing
le hay fever season without it,.
Trough the use Of Ascatco the Ut
ost relief is assured, nasal passase
e cleared and free breathing aud
'und sleep may BE- enjoyed. These
.netits merit the gratitude OF all who
low the great distress, annoyance
I'd even financial loss through infer
renee with business. which this mall
y entails, Ascatco should be taken
early as possible and hay fever
biects should az once procure their
ppiy at the Miller Drug Co. 4 n. p.
Snforth's who carry tho regular
res at 90 cents and 81. Those who
lsh TO test Ascatco before buying
hy obtain a free sample by writing
Che Ascatco Laboratory, 32 West
kh Street. Now York City.
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
CHILDREN'S DAY
AT SPRINGS PARK
KiddieS Will Parade and Show
DOIIleS for Prizes
Tomorrow

Arrangements have been completed
for the triple celebration Of Childrens
Day, Babies Day, and Dolls Ray at
Brandywine Springs Park tomorrow
and the celebration Is expected to
bring 20 the park the biggest crowd
In its history. Each event will have
its own features and all will be COM
bined into grand celebation.
Children's Day will follow the usu-
al play whereby each child when pay
ing fare going to the park on the cars
OF the Peoples Railway will receive
coupon which will cntitle the child 70
! free admission 20 one OF the park
amusements and also to an addition
al chance on the handsome gold
watches TO be awarded the lucky girl
and boy.
Dolls offered for exhibition will be
shown In the dancing pavilion. There
will be prizes OF two bank books as
the FIRST and second prize In this
feature II Is expected that several
hundred dolls OF various ages and
sizes will be on exhibition.
The prizes in the Baby Show will
he a boy carriage and a bank book
for the first and second prizes for the
babies, a pair OF bank books for the
successful tWluB.
Tho feature OF the day Will, o
course, be the parade which will b,
held in the afternoon starting az
o'clock. II will leave the dancing pa
vilion and proceed 10 the upper end o
the board walk and then counter
march to the place Of beginning. TIL
children taking part In children
Day win he In the first division, tn
mothers aud their babies in the moth
mothers and their babies In the secon
and the dolls and their child mother
IN the third. Zach, division will b
headed by a floral coach drawn by 81
children dressed as cupids. The wi
be a souvenir for each child taldn
part in the parade
Entries for the Baby Show may l
made at any time today by sending
postal card or letter to the Office ,
the Peoples Railway. or by callin
the same Office over d. & A. telephon
No. SSS.
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
MORE p. r.. R. STOCKHOLDERS.
Number About TO Get Dividend {.
Larger Than Ever Before.

More stockholders will receive divi-
dend checks from the Pennsylvania
railroad within the next few days
than have been registered on that
company's books heretofore. The
number Of persons who win share I'm
the profits distributed out Of the earn-
ings Of this quarter is 64,35s. Checks
will be mailed to-day.
The total amount Of the dividend is
S6,isS,S75. on a capitalization q
s412.591, 200. The number OF stock
holders who received dividends in May
Of this year was 61,751. In February
1910. there were 6O.129. and in No
vember, when the last half-yearly
payment was made. 55,270 share
holders.
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
NEW HOME FOR
TWELFTH WARD CLUE

Twelfth ward Democrats will build
club house at Fourth and DUPONT
streets.
The basement will contain the coal
bins, boiler room. storage room, tap
room and grill room. The first floor,
game room, committee room and toilet
rooms. while the second floor viii have
the library and cloak room In the
front, and large meeting room IN the
rear.
The clubhouse vii be equipped with
thoroughly up-to-date system Of
plumbing and will be heated with
steam and will be equipped with gas
and electric fixtures.
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
Robinson Outing Club Homo.

A happier crowd never came home
from the seashore than the Robinson
Outing Club. Tho members had q
royal time at Bowers Beach and
kits Hammock The party consisted
OF Thomas Hogue. William Durham.
Curtis Elder. WaNace Winner. John
Sharp. William Schli.tler and Edward
Tarburton. Starting on Tuesday OF
August Is, from Mrs. Melchoir Schlitt-
lerr's, OF No. 800 King street. they
went on the steamer John p. Wilson
and Ned Tarburton's yacht
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
LAST WEEK OF
OPERA AT SPRINGS

There is no question that the opera
"Mikado" BY the Acolian Opera Com-
pany at Brandywine Springs Park Is
the best production of opera which
that popular company has made dur
ing the season.
The "Mikado" will continue at tho
park each evening this week and
on Thursday aud Saturday matinees.
II will also be given afternoon and
evening on Labor Day which Will
mark the final appearance OF the COM
pany after a successful season. In
cidentally the "Mikado" VIII offer the
last opportunity for people OF VIII
mington and vicinity TO see opera here
| this season.
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
GERMANS MAKE
MERRY AT FEST

The annual yolksfest Of the Della
ware Saengerbund began at Brandy
wine Springs Park yesterday with
noteworthy success. II will end this
evening. The attendance yeste day
afternoon and last night was un-
usually large. The German village
delighted several thousand visitors.
The German kitchen and a German
band from Philadelphia provided
othor entertainment
An interesting program has been
prepared for to-day.
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
MarrIed IN AtIanilc Citr.

George p. Miller, a well known ma
chinist Of this city, and Miss Florence
+. Elliott. Of Philadelphia, were mar
ried I'm Atlantic City on August "a. by
the Rev. X j. Niles. Of that city. The
couple were staying at the Hotel
Lowell and were givon a reception by
the guests. They returned to VIII
mington on last Sunday and are now
stopping with the groom's sister, Mrs
Clarence 4. Duncan, at Elsmere
After September % they will be at
home, at No. sol Union street, this
CITY
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
Hospital Benefit.

show and sale of homemade
candies and cakes vii be held this
afternoon on the lawn Of y. II. Negen-
dank, on the Kennett turnpike. for
the benefit of the Homeopathic Hos
pital. The young women who are
giving the affair are the Misses Mar
lam Negendank, Frances Patterson
and Frances Sellers. The entertain
ment and sale will continue from {
until 8 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
aFRAUDs UP0N THE PrnLIc.

IS what some physicians have called
patent medicines, and It is undeniably
true that some are frauds and some
are even worse, because they are in
furious. On the other hand, there are
many patent medicines such as Lydia
+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and others. which are of real worth.
and are recommended by physicians
Of recognized standing.
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
BAND WILL HELP
CANDIDATE IN CANVAS

Colonel A. L. Ainscow. candidate for
Representative I'm the Second district.
win open n strenuous campaign IN
the east end OF the Ninth ward, prob
ably on Friday night. He will pur-
chase portable stand and viii also
engage a band He has prepared a
series OF interesting campaign talks.
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
GARRICK OPENS NEXT MONDAY.
Playhouse Formally Opens for the
Season on Labor Day.

William L. Dockstader. owner OF
the Garrick theatre has returned 10
Wilmington from his cottage at At
lantic City. and is busy making plans
for the opening of his playhouse on
Monday next. Labor Day.
Manager Dockstader stated this
morning that he has booked a number
of big attractions for the early part OF
the season, and that his opening bill
is particularly strong in quality. as
well as quantity. A complete list oi
attractions will be announced to-mor
row.
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
Calendar Social.

On Thursday evening the Women's
Aid Society OF Bethany Baptist
Church will hold a calendar social
on the lawn Of tho parsonage. No. 213
South Jackson street. Cakes. ice
cream, ETC.. viii be for sale. Music
VIII be furnished by Bethany Band.
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
Hentlnr Contract iMnrdod.

Gawthrop and Brother Company has
been awarded the contract 20 install
heating plant for the Wilmington
Whist Club.
Evening journal., 1910-08-31
EnIarrinc Cnmmisslon Hnnse

Thomas n. Stayton is enlargins his
commission house at Fourth and
French streets
Evening journal., 1910-08-31

WHEELING. w. Va, Aug, 3l.-Hen
~ Gassaway Davis former Unite
states senator and candidate Tor vice.
president on the Democratic ticket in
1904. is seriously IN at his home al
Ellsius, near here. The aged mhlion-
aire fell down flight OF steps recent
| ". and, as he has been feeble Tor sew
| orai months. the result OF the accident
may be seridts. --y----' -
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02
FORGOT FlS vow.

Here is story East end folks are
telling about former Councilman w.
G. Brace,
One day, after the Maps had been
badly beaten, Mr. Brace, one Of
Clcyclond's most faithful fans, was
overheard to remark
"If live to be amillon years old,
l'll never cntor this ball park again"
Next day Tie ncighbors Of Mr.
Brace, who had heard his declaration
Of principles, got to the bail park
before the ticket window had been
opened, Standing at one Of the en-
frances imp0ljcntly ropping on the
window with his cane was Mr.. Brace.
81 wish they'd open these darn
old g0los,' he said, 81 want to SOC
those kids warm Cleveland
Leader,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02
ORIGIN OF ELECTRIC FAN
Or. S. S. Wheeler Of New York IN.
vented This ComfortGvine De.
vice In an Accidental Manner.

The electric fan was an American
invention which has been developed
within the last few years until mil
lions of the fans are in use through
out the world, Back in the early
eighties DE $, s. Wheeler, an elcc-
trical engineer of New York, was ev-
perimenting with small electric
motor. In the course Of his eXrcri-
mcnts the doctor conceived the idea
that steamboats, might be run with
electricity if the propcIlers could be
direct connected to high-speed elec-
tric motors, doing away with all the
gears then in use in steam propul-
sion. With this idea in mind, he
he'd a small screw propeller con-
structed and fastened it to the arma-
ure shaft Of his small motor. 70
his surprise the experiment resulted
in a dne breeze Of cooling air, which
more than delighted the experiment.
er, for the day was decidedly hot.
1t is need SIS TO add that the eypcr-
jmcnts with screw propcIIcrs ended
right there and the engineer took up
the study Of the electric fan with the
result that he soon perfected the de-
vice until it was a commercial sue
cess.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02
FASHION SAVED LIFE.

Dame Fashion, charged with ma
king women wsjghjN at times, is
occasionally Of invaluable service to
her dcyotocs, Miss Mary Brownoll,
A young school teacher Of Benson,
Ncb,, owes her life to rats not
those That mhobiO cellars and grain
bin', but the Kind worn ON the head.
While walking along the street, the
lady stepped upon u banana peel and
instantly her feet went from under
her Falling she struck the back Of
her head upon the concrete sidewalk
and thc men who hurried to her as
sistoncc, one Of them u doctor, cy.
pcctcd to find her with a fractured
SKULL Instead she l0ughmgly arose
Wying| "Ih0ls once That rat
saved Il wom0nE li'p,"
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02

lowing bi: Of history connected
with his work;
"Batesville, July 8, 1929. We
the undersigned, entertaining a
high respect for the Rev. Mr.
Kelley as an individual and hav-
ing received much qualification
and pleasure from hearing him
as a preacher, beg leave on his
departure from amongst us TO
express our regrets and contrib
ute our mites to the support Of
one who is so worthy Of the good
cause he has undertaken to pro"
mulgata and defend, and not be-
inc members of his church we
give this az donation for hi9
own individual benefit and use.
John Ringgold 81, H. K, Hynson
81, James Hegner 81, j, Whitney
81, Charles Macarthur 81, G, f.
Noland 81, John Davis SOC,
Thos S. Carter 50c, r. Ba'eS
SOC, P, Il, johnson 25c, Charles
Kelley ST, Jesse Mckee 25o,
Aaron Gillett 80, John Kyler SOC,
Richard Lear 81, H, Boswell 81,
total SIS,
After this year Rev, Ed T
Perry was appointed to one OF
the lndian schools in the territory
and Iabored there several years,
locating in 1886,
CONTINUED next week,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02
o9gYlNo COMMANDS.

40 t now" urged lhe wcnrcssia
blc insurance agent, os a climax 10
his long talk, "oboy that impulse /"
81 will" firmly said the har.
rasaed victim, rising from his chair
and advancing toward the 0slonishod
agent; "do you prefer being kicked
out, thrown out, or merely pushed
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02

Inc elGNGllll SeSSlOu VI viz
Missouri conference was held at
McKeudree Chapel on the Cape
Girardeau, Mo-, circuit, begin
ing September II, 1926, with
Bishop Roberts presiding. The
appointment for Arkansas dis
trict was Jesse Halle presiding
elder The Spring river and
White river circuits were left, to
be supplied with preacher, but
history does not tell us who the
supplies were.
We have now completed the
history of organized Methodsm
in Arkansas Territory for the
FIRST ten years. We have wit
messed the growth Of the church
from the time the Rev. Eli
Lindsey organized the Spring
river circuit in 1916, and report.
ed at the end Of that year SS
white members and 4 negro mem
bers. At the close of the first
len years Of organized Method
ism there was reported total Of
$50 white members and Il negro
members in Arkansas Territory,
This may seem to be small
number of members for ten
years, but it must be remember
sd that this country was very
thinly settled at that time, in
fact, a large portion was not set
lied at all, The congregations
were necessarily very small at
all the preaching appointments
and there could be no great mum.
bers received at any one time or
pdaoe, for there were no towns Of
any size or populous commune"
Ties from which to draw mem
bers, Then again it must be re-
membered that church members,
like all other people, will die and
move from one country to
another; also some will with
draw from the church. Taking
everything n 0 consideration,
we think the church has made
great progress 80 far
During this period tho follow
ing preachers, who were men,
bers of the Missouri conference,
labored in the Territory Of Ar.
kansas; VIM, Stephenson, John
Harris, Thomas Tenant, WASH
ington Orr, James Lowery, Wm
Harmed, Henry Stephenson, Gil.
bert Clark, Wm, Townsend, John
Scrpps, Isaac RrookGeld, Dennis
Wiley, Samuel Bassett, VIM,
Bryant, Andrew Lapp, John
Basdell, Rucker Tanner, Green
Orr, Jesse Halle, Gilbert Clench,
Iohn Curotoo, Parker Snedecar,
Thomas Johnson, total 80; also
two local preachers, ELI Lindsey
in tho north and John Henry in
the south part Of Arkansas, For
several years lbe MissoOri con.
ference had embraced o portion
Of the territory Of North Louis.
lana, and at this conference that
territory was transferred to the
Mississippi conference,
The twelfth session Of tho Mis-.
souri, conference was held Vt st,
Louis, Mo- on September 6,
1927 with Bishop Roberts in the
chair, The appointments for
Arkansas district were Jesse
Halle presiding, for White and
Spring river circuits John Kelley
and Ed 4, Perry preachers in
charge, The Rev, John Kelley
was admitted on trial Ia the Ten.
nessee conference in 1921 anG
Travelled oitouils in that confer.
ference until 1927, when he was
Transferred to the Missouri con-.
ference, together with his special
irlcnd I'd q, Perry. Mr, Kelley
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02
When in Batesyille stop at
The 0. K. HOTEL
Crhc Molhcny Old Stand)
THORN GRAY, PROP,

Come to the Record Office
for your old papers, We
can supply you at satisIac'
tory prices.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02

TIL l. COURTS
Circuit Court, Northern Dis
trict--Firsi Monday in January
and July, Southern District
Second Monday in February and
August.
County Court-Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oc-
tober. No County Court in the
Northern District,
Probate Court--Northern Dis
trict--Third Monday in March,
June, September and December.
Southern District--Second Mon
day in March, June, September
ln / Deco Moor.
Chancory Court Southern Dis
trict--First Monday in May and
November. Northern District
Second Monday in March and
September,
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Continuation de Ia pagina 2a.)
N guel Guerra, de los cuales el pri-
nero dice que al discutirse ante la
corte de distrito de Humacao una
moci6n sobre aperture de rebeldfa
presentada por el letrado Herminio
Dfaz-Navarro, en- representation de
la Societe Anonime des Sucreries de
Saint Jean, hizo Aponte Ia allegation,
ante el mismo Diaz-Navarro, de que
la contestaci6n no estaba iurada, y
! lel segundo testigo, q sea, Guerra re-
firiendose al mismo extreme del ju'
ramento, Sc expresd en- los siguientes
terminos:: 'Despues de la vista. en-
cntrandome, nc recuerdo 'bien, 81
en- el cuarto de abogados donde ha-
bia lido a despojarme de Ia toga, o a,
gu! en- los pasillos, 10 cierto es que el
Sr. Diaz-Navarro, con Ia bondad con
que siempre acostunbraba, con su
deferencia con que siempre me ira
taba. me preeInt6 81 marchaba ha-
cia la parte baja de Ia ciudad, este
es, hacia Ia plaza, y le die que 81; en-
tonces me invite 8 ir en- su carruaje,
invitacion que acepte. Una vez en- Ell
coche, no dire las palabras exactas
que n.ediaron, pero Ia impression que
tengo de la conversation es Ia siguien
te: Este asunto Sc 10 tengo ganado
polio, 6 Miguel. no recuerdo bien";;
dfjele, no tendria NADIA de extrailo
que perdiera este asuntoo, he perdi-
do muchos, pero yo podria allanar-
me a 10 que usted pide, puesto que 81
usted pide que Sc elimine y declare
nulo y sin nigun valor nj efecto todo
10 actuado desde Ia apelaci6n del 2
de diciembre de 1908 hasta la termi-
naci6n del peito quedaria en- pie una
apelacion abandonada; pero aun su-
poniendo continue diciendo al ST.
Dfaz-Navar1o, aun suponiendo que
esa apelacion Sc tramitara, Sc eleva-
ra a este tribunal. nos encontraria-
mos que la demanda del sr.S SANCHEZ,
hecha por el Sr. Aponte, esta jurada,
y tendriamos de un lado una deman
da jurada, por una centestacion sin
jurar: Ell Sr. Dfaz Navarro, no rel
cuerdo con exactitud, para ser mas
veraz, las palabras que me dijo, 81 re
cuerdo que hube de msistir dos q tres
veces en- q ue aquella contestacion
estaba sin jurar en- el curse de la con
versacion. Llegamos frente al des-
pacho del Sr. Diaz-Navarro, me des-
pedf de 81 v me marche a mi ofcina".
(Vease la edicion de manana).