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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-05
"oId Anse., rut OFF the Ground.

BALTIMORE Sept. 4.--The champions
took the first game very easily from the
Chicagos to-day and tied the second after
an uphill fight which ended by dark
ness after eight innings. Arson put
out of the game and then ordered off the
grounds in the first contest which was lib
orally punctuated with wrangles over close
decisions. In the second the visitors got
six runs in the first inning through Hof-
fer's wildness. but the home team got
to keep within winning distance and in the
fifth inning Arson put Briggs in the box
Attendance. 5,597. Score of first game:
r. H. Z.
Chicago 80 0 0 / / o. IL 5
Batteries--McMahon and Robinson: Crit
fifth and Donohue. Earned runs-Batimore,
6; Chicago, 2. Two-base hits-Ryan, Everitt
Cd Three base hits-Grifith Reitz (2),
Brodie. Sacrifice hit-Ryan. Stolen bases
-Keeler. Kelley (O Robinson Double
plays-Pfeffer and Arson CD; Jennings and
Doyle CD; Keller and Doyle; Pfeffer.
Base on balls-On Griffith, l. Hit by pitch
er-By Griffith, 2. Time-1:5O. Umpire
Emsie
Second game: R.H E.
B Baltimore s Q al 8
Batteries-Hoffer and Robinson; Friend.
Briggs and Donahue. Earned runs-Balt-
more, 3; Chicago 5. Two-base hits-Doyle
Dahlen. Donahue. Three-base hits-Ryan,
Sacrifice hit-Dahlen. Stolen bases-Dona-
hue, Everett, Keller 90, Brodie Bases on
balis-On Hoffer, 3; off Friend, 5; off
Briggs, l. Hit by pitched balL-By Friend,
2; by Briggs. i. Struck out-Esy Hoffer 4;
by Briggs, 2. Wild pitch-Hoffer Time
2:20. Umpire-Emslie.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14
4 History OF Cuba.

Inl543 and again IN i557 Havana
was DESTROYED by the French.
Matanzas was the first city to fall
into the hands of the insurgents.
Cruelty and injustice to the
natives has always been the creed
of the Spaniards
The present revolution began
February 81, 1898, when the ropub-
Hc was proclaimed by AaTti
In Is4s President Polk offered
SPAN $1,000 600 for The Island,
which offer was refused
The constitution Of Cuba, modelled
on that Of the United states, vas
adopted September %, 1898,
The revolution of 1868 lasted ten
years before Spain succeeded in
compromising by promising reforms.
A triangular blue union, having
a single star and FIVE stripes, three
of red and two of white, Is the Tag
OF the republic,
Very little reliable news Of The
present lnsuTrection can be Obtain
ed, owing 90 the censorship OF the
press aud the mendaelty Of The
leaders of both sides
The first serious revolution took
place in l84s, under the leadership
Of NareIso Lepez, who in 1881 re-
peated hIs attempts to free The
island from Spanish control
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14
Voting Contest.

The publisher Of this paper VII
rive to the most popular lady,
married or single, in Sharp county,
bran new Wnlte sewing achIne,
TO he decided by the sabscribers OF
The SHARP COUNTY REcORD, as
follows;
All voters must use the ballot
taken from this paper, except at Jhe
time of entering new subscribers
Each cash subscriber for one year
will be entitled to so yOt at the
time of payment, and one vote eaed
week cut from the paper thereafter
ull the close of the contest sub
scribers for SIX monthS, who pay so
cents cash, can vote 25 votes at the
time Of entry and will have one vote
per week till the close.
Anv person NAV vote who pre-
cents the ballot below properly flled,
and can vote anv number OF times.
At the close Of the contest Feb.
l4th next, a committee Of dlslnterH
ested gentlemen will be chosen to
assist the editor IN Canvassing the
vote; and the Iady receiving the
highest number of votes will receive
delivered at her residence, one Of
the latest improved White Sewing
Machines, attachments included,
Ballots will be deposited IN boz
prepared by, and kept in possession
Of, the editor, also, book will b'
kept and correct list Of all vote
viii be promptly recorded therein
so that the progress Of the coutes
NAV be announced each week IN tn
proper column.
Voting may begin at once, Ente
vour favorlte with next issue.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14

A poor man is better than a liz but
some times it does not cut as much ice
iu politics.
The wicked man hsrieueth bic facs-
il will enable him 20 run it longer at the
grocery store
The iust man falleth down seven times
and gets 10 agsin--iu other Woris, you
ean't keep gosd man down.
There are still few people left in the
world whs mistake the bile overflow o.
disordered liver for pure and undetiled
religion.
Seest thou man who has contracted
the habit of running fog office, be Il
harder 90 wesu from it thso lean pup
from the milk habit.
be who has sense enough to keep DIS
closed except when it is his time 10 cFip
in. will save his soul from an sllhred
sight of trouble,
Happiness is only a question Of con-
tentment after all. The reason msn
with a boil on the back of bis neck u not
happy ia because be is not eontented'
Nv son, doBJt mir in somebody eise's
family quarrel, A family quarrel is
like ripe boil, the man who owns It o0-
ieets TO some one else squet SeiBg 1t.
Wy son, when You are in the conrtIng
business, remember to court the girps 8
mother as much az yon do the girl II
might sIso be the proper cspsr to make
friends with the dog,
The individual who SLEEPS when h'
oueht 10 be at work is liable TO go hun
grv, but the man who rises with th'
binds and humps himself with might
bump, will get there Eli
Abvsm, when you observe your girF
mo=th fy open in yawn like the ope
ming OF the cellar trap door, then With
draw your feet from her fathers nous
she will love you better i yon do
NV son seest thou a man dilligent
the business of United States senate
ship on 5000 salary, laying np gTe'
treaaurs in sugar and other stocks, b
constituents will soon 3m.il ma
aud call him down,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14
rrrI. or ExronrIox AND ExcEss

There are many who are suggesting
remedies for the evil that ~ IN the
world. Some start ont 70 remove
the evil by introducing certain,
reforms. One makes Sabbath
dissertation his bobby; another
dancing; another open salooni
another the bicycle and bloomers;
and 40 on until there is no end Of
hobbies, Some Of them are not new;
tbev have been tried, and tried often,
but evil still exists, Some say IN
lust laws are the Canse Of 20 much
evil This class will cry out for
rood laws, and aIl things vii dust
"a Have we located the evil2 IL
IL within, and remedy must be snfii'
Gent not only 20 reach and reform II,
but DESTROY IL. Christ said to the
Pharraees; "Ye make clean the OUT
side the cup and platter, bnt within
We are fall OF eYtortion aud excess
Paul SAYS the end Of The commands
ment il charity out Of pure heart
lie looked AZ The Religion OF the
heart and the religion Of The 'ife
Aow,ng from clean heart This "a
the only thing can destroy The evil
that exists IN the world. The religion
% JEANS Christ ~ the snre and only
remedy foV all evll-moral social, po'
Ilucal and overv other kind u mon
would preach and 1--we Christ more
and hobbies less, more good would
he done. Man cannot see the SINFUL
ness Of sin by looking INTO the gilded
saloon, or by visiting the dark places
Of the eaVth lie can only see the
Infulness Of Nn in the cross " our
lord Jesus Christ. Preachers may
present the beanlies of religion 10
their congregations but caanot see
the sinfuiness Of his own heart IN
flowers suppose tho Offering thai
Cain brought TO The Lord was more
bcnurfu' chain ..aI fa.M '.W.
have been covered H.. PHI. .
beautiful md dfugrnI .uFH lm
lass cost bin Bgeb mhor but bD|
ppald NOT see The ,inluloeN Of bis I
Dwu heart ia bic otf,nng Abel saw
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14
Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen that
- the underalghned sheriff
and Collector of Sharp county, Ark
ansas, will meet The taxpayers OF
the county, for the prupose OF
collecting the taxes for year 1904
at the following times and places
to.w't;
Hardy ,ovnshiO, at Hardy, Jan Id
ana ~ loyo.
Lower North, at Jim Shfides Jan. 20
Upper North, 40 Willis Bands Jan
q;
North Union, as Jos Sullivan's. jan.
%
South Union, 1t Garner place Jan. %
jackson, at Wuhlord Jan. "A and %
Highland, ~ precno, Jan ~,
Rlehwoods, at Ash Fiat jsa 2S and %.
Davidson, at Kings Mu, Jan 50
Morgan, ~ Csntsr Jan. 81
Lebanon, 40 precinot, Feb
Washington, ~ precnot Feb "a
B,g RocE, At preolnct eb. -.
5uawberry, 10 pr Guef Feb 26
Big JrepE. q. pee U, n ~
.. .|. ...
.... ...... '.. .#...
aous4u p. ut pl. 3
9pUtu4u ai si4uuy, Ntf.
Johnson ~ p,,olnot aaf D.
pinsy Fork ~ Evening Shade Mar
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14

his own sins, confessed them, looked
awav from the blood Of the slam
lamb to the blood tAat vas TO be
shed on the cross ~ the iullness OF
time. We must Get men to look at
the cross, not at themselves. not at
the evil in the world, bur at the cross
OF Christ. The power OF The cross rs
the oulv power that can purify
the heart, and what q wonderful
thing is 2 purified heart' What
power How the most vicious ana
icpraved are reached and saved By
this Christlv influence! We look for
A new heaven and Rew earth where
in dweifeth a new world, "Behob
I make all things new" New hearts
not reformed hearts, purify society
and fli the world with peace, Then
will that unhappy state or teeiing
and restlessness which has been so
long, and has become 40 tlresone, De
rut off. Then the sublime language
of Isaiah will be fulfilled, The wll'
derness and SOLITARY place shall De
glad for them, and the desert snail
rejoice and blossom as the Tose'
The earth would he full of muslcr OF
I iov. Of peace, aad Of the glory OF
God Wisdom would no longer
stand cry in the gates Of The city, tor
/ all gates would be open to her and
the praise Of God would be a. the
sound of many waters, ,.---rx.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14
SAILED THE SEAS 3S YEARS.
One o. His Experiences.

For thlrtv-ei7ht years Can't Loud followed
he eoa mOsbO ~ thlt time as master NJ ves-
SET, nnd upon retiring from the water was ap-
pointed by the Secretary u The United States
Treasury o surerintend the seal fisheries In
Alaska. which position he hold five years. lie
relates one experience ng follows!
For several years had been irnubled with
general nervousness and pain ln tho region
Of my heart Aly rrentest affiction vas
5Iecpiessnessi it was o lnOst impossible at any
time 70 obtain rest and sleep. having seen
DR.. Niles remedies ndvertl. ed BEGAN using
Norvine Afior taking small quantity the
bencAt received was so great that ! wa posi-.
lively alarmed, thinking The remedy con-
tained oDiateg which would finally be- iuiurt-
Gus 10 me' but on being assured hy The drug
gist that 70 was perfectly harmless | contln-
ued lt together with tho Heart Cure Today
can cODsrientiOusiy say that Dr. Niles Re-
5torative Nprvine md New Heart Curr did
more Tor me- than anything had ever taken.
! had been treated by eminent physicians
IN New York and San francisco without benz
fht ! owe my present good health 10 tho
ludicloug use N these most valuable remedies,
aud heartily recommend them 10 an afflicted
az was. capt, A, u. Loud Hampton. Nc.
Dr. Miles, Restorative Norvina md New Curn
are sold by nll druggists on a positive runrnn-
toe or BY DR.. Niles Medical TO- FlkhArt.
Ind. on receipt of price, q per bottle or alx
IOttlea for * express prepaid rhey ara
Tree from all opiates and dangerous drugs.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14
IN THE LEAD.
EAr4y, Arkansas

Having been in business for the paSt
years, practical experience enables US
know what people want. Being thOrU,
ly acquainted with the people and trade
take liberty to make prices below com
titiOn.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14

8 aud
Live Creek. a5 precinct Mar 9.
Please bring the correct nuns
ber of your and with You, so
rou can pay trzes On your own
land
r-4er. " --a5E,
Sheriff and Collector
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14

Stoves from $500 to 1900.
The Leaders In General
Out of Sight SaT Es f rlsF Sir r & Trimmings A'''
On Top Es1 ss. a:sa145 #1sAlsE# 5GE Goods Of : most Modern Styles and best
We Get There On r...':a.'t,., Dress Shirt. No two 'i''
We Down EN- All FL % as % % . % aH.s H5 9s @ foot 2n H 95zr
Strictly In 1t w %ns 9ass CAPS HOODS eo' wear Styles
Onto The Racket @ 9n FnS5ERE 05ERE 4 aa @ BED rH
Nothing Like 1t III hAAR%sHa @ @ PfP@S % nha@ANrS
Remember 1t: COFFINS Sold at All Hours
Figures Prove G.us E buy . " % 9'1 our 7 5:naa Ssa ' Produce ~
The Secret Of o s. 9s ,.ss:. s$ ai % % % a. We buy in large
Listen To Us Price; s: 'ss.A % saw. ;"S' s"7 y 'ss % Your '
A FULL LINE OF STAPLE GROCERlD1
Should we unfortunately be out OF anNu
YOU call for, we make special orders direct anun
vOur demands. We have no money to give
but guarantee to save you money Ill short Pi''
AYTON Il COP E. :"
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14

Next 30 days will give 20 per cent
count--slO. suits for s.; and So suits sid
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14

In l543 and again IN i557 Havana
was DESTROYED by the FrencE.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14
NIn.teen,h Century Proverbs.

moor man is better than liz 5u'
some times IL does not cut as much ice
iu politics.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1896-01-31
Immigration.

A mass meeting OF the citizens OF
Dickey county is hereby called to
meet at the court house hall in Ell
leudale, on Wednesday, February
5tb, 1896, at IL o'clock a. m., for the
purpose of organizing county i'm
migration association, as an auxillia-
ry to the State Immigration Society
recently organized in Fargo.
A number of we'll known citizens
will address the meeting on topics OF
vital Importance, not only to our own
people, but to those who may be in-
duced to come among us and make
this their future home.
1t is earnestly requested that every
loyal citizen of Dickey county attend
this meeting and aid by his presence
and voice in the advancement of the
objects of the meeting, viz; the up
building of Dickey county.
r. H. Owen, Member State I'm
Society, Dickey county, N, D
Geo. H. Keycs, Local Chairman
G. A. Nichols, Secretary Loca.
OOlu.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1896-01-31

either side are proven we shall soon
see thorough publication of this
state institution. 1t will teach men
not to put their trust in princes.
1t is derhaps needless to add that
each party denies each and every
charge preferred against them.
However let the people Of this
great commonwealth be frank, free
and open to conviction. The end is
not yet. The verdict has not been
given, and until that momont let our
people as representative American
citizens refrain from passing judg-
ment.
Especially we hope the chivalry of
North Dakota will be displayed as
never before tiward Mrs. Archibald,
and that they will let their confidence
and trust repose in her until she
shall be acquitted or convicted.
IL is almost universally acknowl-
edged that the whole affair is the re-
suit Of domestic difficulties. Had
family matters been arranged, or else
had final separation taken place
years ago, our state might have been
spared the stigma which now hangs
over it.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1896-01-31
County Mass Convention,

1t is desirable that Sargent fall
into line with the other counties and
form a County immigration Society,
to act in conjunction with the state
association. A convention of the
farmers and business mon of Sargent
county is hereby called to meet at
the court house in Forman at IL a.
M, on Saturday, Feb. l, 1896, to ef-
feet such county organization by
the election of officers, etc. The de-
sign is to make known the advanta
ges offered for creameries, flour mill
stock raising and general farming, "a
we'll as to attract immigrants.
This is matter of advantage that
our people can see at a glance, and
needs no further mention in this call
A large attendance is desired.
This call is issued as per direction
of the State immigration Associa-
ton.
Forman, N. D., Jan. 27. '96.
WILLIAM Hurry.
Member Board of Directors, N. D.
immigration Association.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1896-01-31
In the Beginning

OF new year, when the winter sea
son of close confinement is only half
gone, many find that their health
begins to break down, that the least
exposure threatens sickness. 1t is
then as we'll as at all other times,
and with people even in good health,
that the following facts should be
remembered, namely: that Hoods
Sarsaparilla leads everything in the
way of medicines; that it accomplish,
es the greatest cures in the world
has the largest sale in the world, and
requires the largest building in the
world devoted exclusively to the sale
of proprietary medicine. Does no.
this conclusively prove if you are sicl
that Hoods Sarsaparilla is the medi-
cine for you to takes
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1896-01-31
IN BRIEF.
All the Odds anu Ends Here and There
Gathered by The Republican
for its Many Renders.

Fresh corn meal at the o. +. & +.
G. z. White of Yorktown was over
Monday.
Valentines and masks at Harris's
Drug Store.
Charles Good was at Ellendalo
Monday.
w. J. Moore, of Guelph was in
town Tuesday.
DR.. Boardman was at Kuhn Sun
day to see patient.
Fresh buck wheat pancake timber
in stock at O. f. g. f. Co.
Two carloads OF wood arrived this
week for the Oakes Flour & Feed Co.
Remember the conumdrum social
tonight at the residence of Mr., Wal
dron.
j: F. Guyott, prominent in rail
road circles at Glover, was down
Tuesday.
Devils Lake has met and formed
a Business Mems Union. They will
get there.
Prof. Cameron, of Forman will re
main another year as prin cipal of
the school in that city.
j. M. Reynolds came down from
jamestown Monday morning for a
few days stay.
The High school give an entertain
ment tonight at the home of F. W..
Waldron, for the benefit of the Ar
menians,
For limited l will sell you an Ell
gin or Waltham watch, patent screw
bezel case for 81. Wood.
Messrs. Foster and Coolidge. of
of Guelph were in town Tuesday and
made a pleasant call on the Republic
can.
Commercial Bros, ship
ped five cars of fat cattle, two OF
sheep and one of hogs to Chicag &c
Saturday.
Harlem Era.-Iti is current report
that the Bittmans of Oakes contem.
plate starting branch store here in
the near future.
Mr.. Varley, Of Fargo, state agent
for Collier Publishing Co, of New
York, came down Monday to look
after work here.
j. B. Crozier, of Wapheton, was
visiting at the homo w. III. Marsh
the first Of the week.
D. w. Holbrook and Hans John
son will form acquaintance with the
Woodman goat Tuesday night.
With every cord of wood sold we
give 3 bundles Of the best fire kind
lers made. Sawyer & Arnold Co.
Union Depot man.--"I alway
knew that angels were kind, but
heard that one was made Good this
week." Amen.
Jut Bush has been in town this
week confined to the house with o
severe attact of La Grippe, but has
improved greatly.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Nichols en-
tertained number of friends from
| Oakes and Hudson at dinner party
last Tuesday.
Roman Catholic Services will be
held in Oakes ON Sunday Feb 9th
There will be two Masses at 8 and IL
a. IN. Father Dillon.
| For limited time to close out
| stock l will sell 8 day clocks, gone
bell, with alarm, oak case for $4.O0
At Woods, the jeweler.
| Mr.. Sutmar returned last evening
from st. Paul, and despite the ex
postulations and prayers of--hi!
friends. he is yet bachelor.
.. A "Y" has been ordered put ia
Monango and aow we will. get til,
benefit of any reduced rate sthe So,
Line may make. Commercial.
~ 4 .ssszz "a - IN - 9s ~
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1896-01-31
BIG Fight.
20
CENTS
Al POUND

Among the great Coffee
Roasters and thereby a ben
eft to coffee drinkers. We
have purchased SO cases of
coffee at the lowest price
known for years and as U.s.
ual we propose to give our
patrons the benefit of our
purchase. Buy now and buy
enough to last you for some
time as the price can't last.
30 cents per pound for all
the best brands of package
coffee at the Mammoth
CASH MERCANTILE CO.
Oakes, N. D.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1896-01-31

An Institution Which is at Present

March 9th, 1888 the ter
ritory of Dakota appropriat-
ed $4,000 for the founding
of a hospital for insane, and
from fourteen proposals for
bids the present site was Sc,
lected, which is one and one
half miles southwest of the
city of Jamestown.
Tho grounds contain $40
40 res of land, for which $780,
600 was paid, a price far in
ad vance of such property in
rece Mt years.
To form an adeq uate con
oep tion of the magnitude and
per feet management of the
institution represented above
q pc rson must look over the
place for himself.
We have no hesitancy in
payi ng the superintendent
and managers the we'll de-
served compliment of con-
du citing this asylum in the
most approved manner as
regards its patients. DR..
Archibald having been with
the institution since its foun-
dation every detail is perfect
ly familiar to him, and to
hfm.is-due the mastery sys-
tenn of csringsfor the insane
which has made the North
Dakota hospital noted
throughout the country. We
refer especially to the absence
of restraint to which is claim
cd is due the large percent
age of reooveries.
At present there are 317
patients in the asylum, 1873
females and l79 males. There
o,a 10 fox,So1o ooJ IN ,,o1o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-09
THEIR BALLOTS.
How Gold Democrats Will
Vote In November.
Will Support MeSSrS. Bull and
CaprOn for Congress.
Fully 80 Per Cent. Of Normal DEM
Ocratic Vote Will Go to Them.

The Democratic boilers of Rhode Island,
that is, the gold men who can't accept
the Chicago platform, will not nominate
candidates for Congress. They will vote
for Hon. Melville Bull in the First Dis
trict, and for Hon. Adm b. Capron In
the Second. That means that Dr. Garvin
of Cumberland and Mr.. George II. Brown
of this city are going to be about the
worst beaten aspirants Tor Office who ever
ran in this state.
AS a rule, the gold Democrats will vote
for Palmer and Buckner, as a matter of
sentiment, although even this middle
course will not satisfy good many of
them who have declared that their votes
are for Mckinley and Hobart. But there
is no difference of opinion about the
proper thing to do, so far as the Con-
gressionai tickets are concerned.
The tendency in Rhode Island is so
evident that the committee on Congress
sional campaigns throughout the country.
body organized to gee that honest
money men are sent to Washington from
all states. has decided not to use any OF
its speakers here, where 1t is not consid-
cred at all necessary.
Mr.. sam IL. Bullock, the secretary of
the executive committee of the Rhode
Island Palmer and Buckner party. SAYS
that fully 80 per cent. of the normal
Democratic vote of the state will go for
Mir. Bull and MIR. Caprop, and his esti-
mate is considered to be conservative by
good many prominent Democrats.
Taxing this 80 per cent, however, as a
basis, and with the assurance of a tre-
mendous Republican vote, the figuring in
advance gives glorious pluralitie, for the
Republ blican can iidatss.
In 1892 the Republican end Democratic
Congressional returns for Rhode Island
were as follows:
First District, Republican, s,645;
Democratic, 13,05l.
Second District, Republican, 1883;
Democrats, 1851.
That wss what was called the Demo-
cratic tidal wave, although in this state IL
only amounted TO enough to prevent the
Republican nominees from getting a ma
jority. Both OF them had pluralitifs.
In 1894 the figures were:
First District, Republican. II, 1856;
Democratic, 1875.
Second District, Republican, IL, 3Oj;
Democratic, 630i.
The Congressional returns OF 1894
showed the recovery from the folly OF the
preceding election, but the Republicans
were so sure that ttey did not come out
and cast a smaller vote than In 1892.