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A FEW DOSES MAKE KIDNEYS
ACT FINE AND END BACKACHE

II you take several doses Of
Pnpeis Diurcllo, all baekache and
distress from outoforder kidneys
or bladder trouble Will vanish. and
you viii feel fine.
Lame back, painful stitches. rheu.
matism. nervous headache. dizzi.
ness. irntability. aleepleaaness. IN.
famed or swollen eyelldE, w0fn-oui,
sick feeling and other symptoms OF
sluggish, inactive kidneys dlsap-
pear
Uncomfortable. smnrtlng. fire.
quout urlnatlon (eapeclally at
night and all bladder misery ends.
This unusual preparation goes a.
once 10 the dis0rdered kidneys.
bladder and urinary system and dis.
tributes its healing. cleansing and
yitalizlng Influence directly upon
the organs and glands affected. and
completes the cure before you real.
ize A.
Tho moment you suspect any Kid.
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ney or urinary disorder or feel
rheumatism pains. begin taking this
harmless medicine. with the kuowi-
edge that there is no other remedy
at any price. made anywhere else IN
the world. which will effect 30 thor.
ough and prompt q cure as D fifty.
cent treatment ~ Pape'e Diuretlc,
which any druggist can supply
Your physician. pharmacist. bank
or Or any mercantile agency VIII
tell sou that Pape. Thompson Il
Pape. Of Cincinnati. ~ a large and
responsible medicine concern. thor.
oughly worthy Of your confidence.
Only curative results can come
from taking Pape'e Diuretic, and a
few days treatment means clean,
active. healthy kidneys. bladder and
urinary Ofguns-and no backache.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic--fif
tycent treatment drug store
anywhere IN the world
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TROVATORE PROVES
POPULAR AT MOORE

Nerdfs IA rfovatore' Was well
sung by mnmberH OF the Lambprdi
Opera company at tho Moore lest
night. The audience as Indicated
~ the applause, was very we'll
pleased with tho efforts ~ the art
iats. and on the whols last Nights
production was 4 great Improvement
over the II TrNvntare' presented hy
thg Lambardl singers a year ago
Ame. Adaherte. singing the part
u Leon9ra Is q decided Improve
ment. ami the securing 0f her scr.
vices BY the Italian impresartn wac
a good move
seaiabrint a. Maurice was deservs
lng. u anything. " even mora ap.
plAua4 than any 81 the other sing.
ere Dolores f'fau bad the adYent.
hge ID being able 90 act az well A.
sing The part II the wypay woman
"higolstto" VIII be the bill tonight
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JOKE ON WALLA
WALLA BARKEEPS

WALl.A WAt,f.A. March i7--if
your name 10 Hints. keep away
from the baftsndsrs OF WailR Wal.
Ia every barkaep IN the city 70.
csived a phone call from a gentle
man % that name yesterday. an.
nounclng the opening 81 fine new
hotel az Pasco. aud an opening foF
good man 10 run She bar The
bartender was e. meet Mr ulnts
~ hotel last night Al the spqci
flod time the lobby Foaambled he
annual convention OF the Liquor
Dealers association Hut Mr.
Hints failed TO appear
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h5haoed dlso6lSrotian 4 . H9.
hd gloves ., Henri h5,g our XXI
lsetive hear, up here Il soStflSS i hs Se'
for you'll
fomsrrew's 7, N. A. Benefit.
ELMER frlgnd, 0n whose broad fftsh
ehNuluefn rest many 81 NE eAfeA IN
ssWgftew'a benefit performance ai
we IN NJ As at the Seat theatre
tae attefnooh conceded that the az
Iair would poaseHa every Afanont III
sfnatne.a. Out OF the las acts Of
lesoo. tho managers have seleetad
snp,ush to rpn a blll steadily and al
nssh speed rpm Ills until . la the
stte,sn2oh. There will bc 40 waita.
no Interruptions and no vneoren
GENERAL MahaEer Charles Rulof
se,9 mas arranged the program az
1 Seattle Theatre stock com.
hany ~ an act ot "iger Mad Mar
fired Harris ia song
"a Eths Davis and Armstrons' =
comedian.
,.. ! VIE q Rippe In 100 yard. Of
beward Ksnis monolosus
s"esr'a Duo, musical comedy
fhs Marvel Trio. e..,.rv
Weldsteih add Godfrey. IN akafos
Jeakins q hartncn. banjo arr.
70 Andy Mckee. the veteran
West leo. character change
"a Ailiesu May aud Raymond
sNhitakeF With eight mainbers n ara
Lois Theatre eompany IN an act ~
Winchester
Is tgssis Dow and Efns Kyle.
Scotch DANCERS,
u Frank Arthur prissoh IN the
pfutosne from "PaEiiaecir
- hiady Doyle Ia his Original
ts Tucker Tweed m an .,.e.
tfieai sensation.
II Mrs Alexander Pautasss. vio-
IS Elisabeth HALE ana paa rus.
seI "a 4 skstch.
70 Meklnnrh Twina slnsarn
90 The Gealis sisters
carl beiisr ID q monoiosue
- Aniss . Corheit novelty
aancrrs
ss ragman IN Arr aud Color"
"a + cehan IN a talk
ls Ao5snnis nfothsrs. dancing
caaetm
q Fox a ward. minstrel malo.
dies
e Helvn Lowe soprano.
i aaas vaus. With eone.r
tina.
aa ROLES q Fisher
% FIRED Wyeoff comedian
81 Jack Diva
81 Fuank Whitman. daneing via-
llaies
81 n Rays
81 faubarfi Opera company
principals tn grand OPERA seiectlana
Tia fAntAEea theatre people ara
convinced that the ryonkay. Consul.
tr.. that died yesterday al DALAI
u ths Same iEe aeo monk that 40.
gsareai here NOS Ions AEp at ihs pan-
tases NJ Fisher eaYs he knsW this
monkey personally
Thernton's Hsrs asa.
Ths wtts n James Thornton. ths
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I er, satrdax A. re usual time.
4 Z. ~ pus tkreuxh mlihQat - p
- Asfassa II rs lnngth.
sl ~ psoxYam elii run az
44
~ hsstra anser ths a..
K G1erFiegi IL tre prelude
s hsfsh ~ AZ Carmen ard
D hisfmHfa ffpm -CaFAlisrla
ASS seetlan ffom Faust
m = gaaA
/ TwAE EtsFmlty. ~ Naseher-
"a q ssaslsh b. Fraa
/ ~ sszs<is fram Laeia.
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tN a q feature
taaf VII doubt.
hiss prove IL ~
gsNlal interest," TO
heal musl Dow
era There viii
10 uumt,efs on
To program
Kfv~n tn twn
farta and intro
tueinx th& ur
eheasFa chorus
Mna prnet ATS
All ths prin BE-
81 re trouft
TIE cen cert will
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:IINDAY CONCERT TO
HAVE TEN NUMBERS
/. ..,..Ilv All Of the Lam
,.,di Principals, and Or.
s..,r. and Chorus VIII
h Heard


.tssss
.susss.Nrs NESr Wax ,
S,naay alghl Ian !
! -, ,'.,s eesnpAny ~ o.
i ~ SECTIONS Wednesday ;
/ esg. .,',..ssg. Mas Kcesoa y !
i ' rr.ssessenatlon q Asai /.
/ As..aaA Naslqnal opera !
I snneat Rixht :
! $3.50 Mpnday ans AT !
| ~ sss.ps nlday 'ohe-
I .sssn TAe Heuse @ =
800 Andlsa
.,.rylg- re r. = French !.
No. .slSih % sstth per
a ...a.l il re Mysteri.
s s'.sessr Imrx Fglisy .
~ Less rheAlFa eem |.
IN .inh h ffnd p~rferm
4 = Swtet Clover
Z ...srun Eiuln Hnl, 4 60. :
Awse "a hesAn any
! Ak
,ssTaoEs RAlph Cumming /.
rhc Typewriter :
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comnaratlvs VaIue Mo-.

Consul, tr, the monkey which died
YESTERDAY ~ Texas was injured for
$4,000. ed llahar. who booked him
note not long aao. IL insured for
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suns by zayaskt Giaua. Nadai. Nsr,.
Viola and uH9ameiu.
The oFehehira in the overture.
.hanee q The Heura" FROM Ia
9iatautar
a selected solo FROM rl.a ois.
eonat" BY Maurint
A seieefian FROM ~nInarah.s
by EaKaaki
The sereaade from Faust BY
Sahriittn
~Cancian NapaitauA written
And sung hy Adsbertn
20 Tho Mt#ererfa# frafm IN Tr0.
Fstore. suns bS Bosetti. scatahftai
Auiaia and chorus
James " tlaekcit saya - 4 casa.
iHE te che Nal,at Ills summer 10
piay faF sight straight weeks In san
Francisco In enmpiete reporters
- hts plays
Now comes the news that Mira
jack CuanhY. nn9 - the pFineleafs
in ihe Fecrut amiahle carving PARTY
lH Kansas city IN a. turn haf nato.
ttrly g aeeount ~ aolns on the
His Tim sullivan uMy accompany
John ~ Cpusifire. hia partner. 81
lnr atter's European trip. beginning
May "a.
The peerless Henfi ure#slt. in
Tending 20 - eruu ChicA 60 san
ffAncfsea-'-xpf IN the wrong train
and aia not discovered his mistake
Hntii he vas two miles out Thsn
BE- stepped the train ard walked the
tleH through ths mud ana rain hack
CD Nhlee His pium eoirFst waist.
coat vas an trussad. hi- scru stats
were AH dsrtied ant Bis siik hat FELL
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THE MARKETS

Ths foiiaalna are me average price.
Cnatsd ~ fAs lacal wholesalers % lsca
pgslae~ uents ama led fftrns m Al
eal@~x arr sahls9f ~ sertatina. nereFains
r. fFeahnFss and coastal esfciirafa. bnl
these pftrre ualees at1fYuteo inttsa lsd
afN fer STRICTLY first aFtdHe
EaNs aHa nuttss-- fiaFisK Prizes.
hHas fNnra stssssssfssst .sAC ~
Batter "a tssss.sssssss 70
I1itHF. fkaEh astasst.saa zee ~
Naftee Nsffgs WAahiHa.
eagaf--tf heisssis
afaHatafai HtsaaF saEs sef
ifaNt M4xaf s4aA ss4ssaA.s @tH
rgaitfy-fasins Price.
aHftra HInNsfE .... ...... rs
spFir9 ehiessas I fss as
NF#s .as.4a.a.. 10
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vaudeville mQBoiaglHt pQyer dqF9fl
him. The other aftefaAon he Went
TO alrep az cafe tabia while dininE
Win soma friends ITS friends
.slppeq gut ana lqft hlW aHleep ln
he chair Waking 10 presently
Thornton espiod two girls dfMklng
root beer through atraWa az an adj
iolnlng table,
"Glrla,' said Thornton. Holenuly,
"whan YOU set through with those
Hiruwe please paas them over 90 me.
This bed Is fearfully hard,
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|een4Y n8Ats conesft ufnsfAN'
- fsah4ftis as the MauTr
..si.ssl rs m4fninf eNHtAiiif
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f5e Nurse stripe olnghamH ln
fuii assortment on the new
1850 9iuah4ms The best See
quality Friday az. a a.
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Melbourne Mannoweil ana vlr.
sinia Drew Prescott are booked 70
appear a. the local pantakos theatre
in the near future.
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Nt tWlse. NJ say npthlna Of a prs.
honnced dlAeolarotlun 81 BIS white
~ Nloyvs ., tonrl, how our eal
,se'ive hearl up hero n Seattle beats
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His Tim sullivan ta@y accompany
John ~ Cpusiiina. his partner. -
re attsr's European trip. beginning
May a.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
Luck Of Peacock,s Feathers.

The peacock's feathers superstition
Is nothing like so common as it used
to be- Perhaps Whistler's celebrated
peacock room helped to break it down
At any rate, peacock's feathers are or
dinary enough articles Of decoration
in many happy and placid homes.
There are shops in London that keep
large stocks Of them, and you may
buy these bringers Of misfortune at a
shilling a bundle. Did the superstition
originate because Of the reputed pride
of the peacock, or the pride shall
have fall" theory? Or Is it that the
"eyo" Of the feather ia supposed to
see undesirable happenings, which
somehow get published upon the
housetops? One rather feels that the
beautiful tail was natures cumpensg-
ton to the bird for giving it the mast
abominable of all voices.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF ARKANSAS

Notice iH hcrnby givcD that the following loint
rerout.on plopoang nm amendment to the State
Constitution, was parsed by the General Asacm.
bly, ot Ila regular 1cgnIon Of 1909 and that the
Same will be- submitted 10 the electors of tho
state vt the uoSJ general election, to be- hold
Monday September ls, 1910, gor adoption or res
lection,
Proposed linen iaeEf No, 10 q
That the following hereby proposed az an
amendment TO the Constitution or the state or
Arkansos, and the sumo bcnr submttcd To The
electors OF the State Cur approval or rejection nd
tho next general election for Nuuatpra and ropros
sentetivea, If majority Of the electors voting at
aueh election adopt such amendment the same
shall become a part of the Consultation Of the
state Of Arkansas, to,wiu
That section one article Ave, Of tho ConatIu.
tion of the state Of ArNunuAu be amended 80 au 10
roud IN toowW
Section l. The legislative powers ot thla State
shall be- yeatpd In General Assembly, which
shall coneat Of the Senate and House Of Repre-.
auRlativ,a, but the people Of ench municipality,
each county and OF the State, roacwe TO Jhom.
solves power TO propose laws and amendments 70
the Constitution aud TO enact or reject The aame
ut the polls independent nf the legislative aasems
hIy, and also rnaerye power at their own opum 10
approve or reject A the polls any act OF Che sfe.
mtiye assembly The frat power reeeryed ly the
people Ia tho Initiative, and not more than per
cent Of Tho legal yolpw shall be required 10 pro.
pose any mpapWe by such petition, aud every
such petition shall include the full tent OF the
measure 80 proposed, Initiative petitions shall
be filed with the Secretary of State not less than
four months before lhs election at which time
they are to be voted Upon.
'rhc second power ia Referendum and h may
br ordered IegrcpJ al 10 lava necessary Tor The
immediate preservation IT Che public peace,
health or safety either by the petition signed by
per cent Of the eHal voters OF by The legislative
assembly asolhtr h,lis arc enacted Referendum
petitions shall be lui with rhn Secretary OF State
not more lhuh ninety Hnya after the Hnal ad.
Iounment OF the 5esson Of tha legislative an.
gemh'y which nassad the bill On which the refer-
ehdum Ia demanded, The veto power " the Gov.
ern1r shall mot extend 10 measures refsrfel to
the people, All ,leyl.uHs on measures referred
10 the people Ut the State lhnil bc had at lhr bl
tnulul reyuIar venpAl rlpgllout cNrcpt when the
legislative assembly lhull uUua appuIal election.
ANY measure m.enol h Ihe redu.e small . pe
fza. and become 'N ..r. ...I.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
DarWIn's Religion.

Darwin came Of Unitarian stock,
and was never much Of believer In
theological systems In reply to a
question that had been put to him in
a letter ne wrote over his own sigma
ture: II do net believe that any
revelation has ever been made" Upon
the questions Of God and the future
life he was an out.andout agnostic,
claiming that they were matters that
had never been settled and concern.
Ing which he had no right to make
ary statement. He never once denied
the existence Of a personal God or .
future for men after death, but con.
tented himself with saying, II know
nothing about them, one way or the
other"
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
l.onGest BrIdae.

Great Britain has the longest canti'
lever bridge in the world, In the great
Forth bridge across the Firth Of Forth,
Scotland. This bridge has two canti'
lever spans Of l,7l0 feet, 1t was be-
gun IN 1888 and completed IN 1890,
The total length OF the Ave spans Of
tho Greensboro cantlleyor bridge IN
3,72i,5 feet on December %, 1879,
the Tay bridge, Scotland, was partly
destroyed by gale while an express
WnIn was passing over IT, The train
disappeared in The water; a gap Of
about 5000 feet was made and 80
lives were lost.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
Defies Efforts Of Minera.

ANYONE with the price can do az
Gaylord Wiltshire did-go to lnyo coun-
ty, California, and stand on a noun
tain Of gold and silver ORE said d
mining man, Every one of my age
in the business" he continued, knows
about that mountain Of gold and silver
ore The late Senator Stewart and ex.
Senator Jones, both Of Nevada, spent
millions trying to get gold and silver
out Of that ore at profit. That was
the famous Panamint mine operation,
Jones and Stewart and others lost
every cent they put into that deal.
The gold and silver are there, sure
enough, but the rock Is 'rebellious' TO
a degree that the science of mill men
and furnace men has never been able
to overcome"
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
Peculiar Military Training.

In his report on the cavalry opera
tons Of last year on Salisbury Plain,
issued by the British war office, Lieut..
Gen. Sir Douglas Haig attributes
great Importance to young officers
being encouraged to hunt and play
polo and would urge that they should
be helped to do so in every way pos
sible" These pursuits" the general
adds, have very real value as train
ing for war, and 1t is particularly de-
sirable that officers with private
means should be encouraged to spend
their money this way rather than in
buying expensive motor cars and sim
ilar luyuries, which have an opposite
tendency"
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19

trict-~First 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
tTict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December.
Southern District-Second Mon
day in March, June, September
and December,
Chancery Court Southern Dis
trict-First Monday in May and
November. Northern District
>gecond Monday in March and
September.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
Axln rrnIn LInhtInn systan,

A new axle train lighting aystom has
recently been devised, in which the
generator IN located In the baggage car
Of tho train, Tho generator Ia placed
in the body Of tho car, where II Ia
open to inspection at any time, and It
In driven by belts from the axle OF
one Of the trucks, The belts arc made
selradjusting so Os TO take up slaCl;
due to the licking OF tho springa, A
atorago battery which Ia charged by
the dynamo acryoa to furnish current
for the lights when the train Ia stand,
ina stu,
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
The Record
for good
Job Printing.
The Record
one dollar
a year

majority Of The yoJca east thereon and not other.
wise The style Of all bills shall be- Bel En-
acted by The People Of the State Of Arkansas,"
This section shall not be conaHucl 10 deprive
any mombcr Of the legislative assembly Of the
right to Introduce any measure. The whole num-
her Of votes east Cor Jbo Office Of Governor ut the
regular election aaJ preceding tho hiing Of any
petition for tho Initiative or ror the Referendum
lhail be tho baaH ON which the number Of legal
votes necessary 10 sIgn Woh petition shall be
counted helJonB and orders for The Initiative
and for the Referendum shall be- filed with the
Secretary Of State, and IN submitting the same to
The people he nnd all other officers shall be guided
by the general laws and the acta submitting this
amendment until Legislation shall be specially
provided therefor,
Ihe above resolution waa flied In the Office Of
the Secretary Of State on February 10, 1909.
Each elector may vote for Of against the above
amendment
WilncW my official signature uhia l2th day Of
February, 1910
o, G, LUDWIG,
ISeaIl Secretary Of State,
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
Entrnt hf nell austnn,.

A. the end Of 1909 the Boll Tole.
phone companies owned 100000 teles
phones, while 100000 were owned
by companies undor contract agree
menta with the associated Dell com,
ranios. ThIa N an Increase Of 600.
600 telephones during tho year, The
aystom comprises lO,sjO,OOO miles Of
wire, 100000 miles Of which were
added last year Half Of the total
mileage IN underground
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
PROBATE COURT E01nE,

Notice is hereby given that A.
named administrators and guardians s,.5 I9losp
current at the June term. lsIo qu a'coyp
bate Court for the Southern Distrio, as h
county for settlement with their rs,,. u S'~
ates, to-wit: '0seiAe n
Alice Cochran, guardian and cpro4
Cochran. Annual settlement '' d Aa
Alice Cochran, guardian and crro4.
Cochran. Annual settleraent " FalRs
T. J, Massey, guardian of Omo A.,
Massey. Final settlement. a Olive
Hardy Higgntottom guardian Al.
ford, non compus mentis. No. g. anu "Is ld
ment 'etis
j. F. Johnston administrator estate >,
Johnston, deceased, Firal settIemat+
}. D. Paden, administrator estate of T.,
deceased, Final settlement. A's
/ W. 0. Smith administrator estata as,n
Rawlings, deceased. Final settlsnort ''' y
j. H. Jarrett guardian of Doce an, n
Vance. Final settlement. lug
Hardy HigGinbottom, guardian AA.na.
ford, non compus mentis, No. A. anrn., ~
ment. S'A
Jesse c. GoT guardian of Claud. Gas
1ua settlement. A
And all parties interested in she so,,.
Of said estates must come forward and sT
ceptions to said accounts, if any they have Y
before the third day of the next term Of ..1 VI
or they will be forever barred from eycenta
accounts or any item thereof.
Arthur SaEvan CLERK
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
A Thought For The Week,

consider work one Of the
greatest blessings. ! am not
sure but that it ia the greatest
blessing. must think IL is, for
| recall now that ! wrote four
injunctions in my boys Birth
Book, and work heads the list,
Work keeps the body healthy,
the mind steady, When the
heart is sick work, After fail
ures, get up and work, Go at
obstacles on the run, Tackle
impossioilities hard, Measure
today by last year, five years
ago. If gaining, (lne} work, II
losing, too badl work harder,
Be glad that you have work to
do, And If you haven't any def
mite work, find it quick, and get
at il, If you have done your
work, and earned leisure, and
are not worn out, don't rust out.
Travel, 0tudyi SO in for COM
munity work; lend n hand; help
somebody, somewhere, somehow,
That is living, Erman j, Ridge.
way.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
auIts a Puadls.

My child had been taught to bp
careful about upilling water on tho
foor, one day she waa taken to see
tho mississippi river which flowed
Ly tho city whore she lived, Upon
reaching tho bank Of the river, whore
Il could DO aeon Ia all ita wide eS
panae, abe eSelaImedI "0h, who
gbilled all that waturw-From the
Delineat0f
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
A FATHERS SORROW.
Nofal Development iinst Go Hand In
Hand With Mental GrCw'h

Mr.. NJ, II, Crippen Of Los An
gelos, Cal, father Of Or. Grip
pen, who is being taken back to
England to stand trial for the
murder OF his wife, trus pours
out the anguish of his soul, 81
have not the money to go to
Hawley, bat if | had / would
gladly 90 and be Of whatever
consolation | might be to him, !
have not received a word from
him and DO not expect to. 1t IS
hard to have to be alone and sut-
fer, but I don't think it will last
long. am not long for this
world. | feel as # ! would like
to 60 away alone and die. did
nv best to educate Hawley, and
his son. did the best ! could
and now in my old age | ain
alone and overwhelmed by this
disgrace,
The words of the stricken old
man recall the pathetic lament OF
David over Aboolom, Sad that
the son did not think Of his poor
old father when he was yielding
to the temptations that resulted
in this International crime! But
the publicity given to DIR. Grip
pens flight will serve as a use-
full purpose, 1t will teach anew,
first, that the wages Of sin is
death. Second, that there is lit
tie hope of escape from the Of
ficers of the law, ana none what
ever from the lashes of con-
science. Third, that one does
not live unto himself alone.
If the child would only think of
the parent and the parents in
dissoluble connection with all
that affects the Child's career
there would be less Of sorrow in
The old homo, And there is a les
son for the parent, too. 1t ls not
sufficient to educate" the child
rem moral development must
90 hand in hand with mental
growth, The child tiiuet learn
that there ia more in life than
money and physical enjoyment
there is duty. No person is safe
until he understands that he was
created for purpose, that he
must learn and pursue that pur-
pose, conscioua at all times Of
his responsibility to God for
every thought and word and act,
If DR.. Crippen's father did not
sufficiently emphasize tho moral
element in his sons develop
ment his grief will be the more
bitter now; ii the fault is entirely
with the son the fact that no re-
jected his fathers advice will
make the present punishment
more acute, --Bryan's Common
'er.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
laeNbsOn AgaInal h

Charles jacobson, former prLs
vate secretary to Gov, Davis and
now an attorney at Little Rock,
predicts that under tho initiative
and referendum there would be
no end TO the unreasonable
measures that would be prootnl.
ed to the people Tor their vote
and that the plan would prove to
be q great nuisance,
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
Value Of Nluml1un.

Electricity which picks tho tiny
atoma Of aluminium from the ore de-,
posIB, has mado the metal possible
to the commercial world, and In re-,
turn aluminium now ranks next to COP.
per aa tho moat d.arubl1 metal ror
electrical machinery