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Evening star., 1898-04-29
A Theory,

"Why doesn't our general go ahead and
fght?' said one Madrid citizen.
Hes jealous of his reputation. If he
were to be disabled there would be nobody
to tell the public what an intrepid soldier
he iS'
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Infants Nainsook Slips. yoke Of
tucks and insertion, RUNE Of eM-
broidery on neck and sleeves. roc
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Infants Hand-crocheted Worsted
Eacques, with pink and blue 2er
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Why doesn't General Weyler come to the
war? Has he been put in command of the
Madrid 7th Regiment?
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Infants Ramona and Daisy Cloth
Wrappers, in delicate shades Of
pink pink and blue. 55c. and 65c.
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Infants Outing Cloth Sacques. in
pink and blue stripes Zsc.
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Boys Combination BICYCLE SUITS
2 pairs Of pants with each suit
one pair Bicycle Pants and the
other pair regulation style; very fine.
all-wool cheyiots, in pretty shades.
Sizes to 16.
5000. Value $3.50.
Boys Combination Suits-that is,
a suit with 2 pairs Of pants-two
splendid values at the price, AMI
worth half as much again as We
ask:
Lot No. loo Suits. all wool.
good fitting, double seat and knees
in pants. Sizes to 16.
$500 each.
Lot No. go Suits. good, serv-
tceable cloths, well made; double
in seat and knees. Sizes to 16.
S2.5O each. II
Boys Shirt Waists. with or with
out collars-laundered.
75c. and ST 90 each.
25c,, 800. and soc.
Unlaundered Percale Shirt Waists.
pretty patterns.
unlaundered White Shirt Waists,
Mothers FRIEND brand.
6Oc. each.
Good Laundered Percale Shirt
Waists, ..Mcther's Friend brand.
soc. each.
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Lansblinsgh & Bro.
Ladies' Spring
and Summer
Underwear.

Ladies' Rhbe1: Vests in. pink or
blue stripe, ,taRed around neck. and
arlnholes. IA ''A
Special Price - 1Oc. each.
Ladies' Jersey Fitting Covers, silk
crocheted stitch around peck and
armholes, finished down front with
silk edge and pearl buttons. {" eS''>
Price 25c. each.
Ladies' Mediur15weight Ribbed
Vests and Pants Vests with high
neck, long >eEeshortgsleeves. i Pants
in ankle or knee length. The knee
pants have fanny 4crocheted. trim
ming on bottom
Price =@- - 25c. each.
Ladies' Medium-weight ..Lisle
Thread Vests and Pants, in white or
ecru. Pants are made with French
band in ankle or knee length.
Price 49c. each
Special.
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Infants Cambria Slips. round yoke
Of tucks and insertion, rune OF
embroidery on neck and 2cc
sleeves. Each. eh............... ~
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$2.@5 for Complete
Jar Set.
Dinner Sets.

Dinner Sets.
Two casks Of Austrian China Din
ner Sets in full 100-piece combina-
tion, including soup tureen. soup
plates. etc, in two colorings. green
and blue, and peat and dainty de-
sign
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Sold on a 3 days trial.
Mrs. Potts Sad Irons.

Mrs. Potts Sad Irons.
Sixty sets OF Mrs. Potts Sad Irons.
consisting Of three choicely shaped
Sad Irons in d fferent weights. com
plete with adjustable handle and
Japanned iron stand, at the eKtraor-
dinerily low price,
68c. per set.
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Infants Hand-Quilted BIbs.
Chfldren's Gingham and per..,.
Dreeses, rafBe on neck and
sleeves. Each. h............, 2Sc.
Children's Gingham and Perr.,.
Dresses. Hubbard style. rnS,e. or.s
snouider., yoke trimmed win inser.
ton. embsOidery on neck snd ie'
sleeves. Each............S soc.
Children's Fine PercaIe Dra..s.
yoke OF tucks and insertion emh,,sJ.
ssy on neck and sleeves, deep
miidren's Percale Dresses n,.,t..a
waist large collar trimmed
Win FANCY braid. Each. ZSc.
Chfldren's PINK and Blue Ts~,
Dresees, gathered full at the nerh
round yokes. trimmed with brafd eaS
finished with rune: SQUARE rcI..
edged with insertion and emiroiTer~.
also Boys Percaie Dresses. wi;S
Jacket fronts and belt of
white piQue. Each. ...,, 9l.O
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Sa2.65 per set.
Formerly $500.

We also offer our
"Oriel" Open Stock Pat
tern Sets in complete II5-
piece combination at
SILL 90 per set.
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Saturdays
Pure Food List.
Prices below the usual
are quoted for the best
brands only.
Baltimore Pearl Hominy 70.
wheatiet. 2 pckss. ........ 25c.
Cream of Wheat. I5c.
rassar Rolled Oats, 2 Ibs... &c,
Large. Large bottles Olives. ....... 25c.
~ 25c.
Empire Brand Pickles. Chow <ASs
Chow, Gerkfns. Onions and
"l's0' bottles f0F'''''.-" 25c.
''''es' 'Af- 25c.
Mixed Mustard, jar. -
a''''' o ean''' 2sc.
Shriver's Silver Label Peas.
s.. &c.
o.. O., 25c.
,,,. sc.
Rabbits, Bee, Borax and
Circus Soap. ..-..........ss &c.
Phila. Sand Soap, cake. ZEE. &c.
Gold Dust, Alb. package. Ioc.
Armour Packing Co. Pure
Fifth floor.
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We have just received
a line of
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Kitchen Utensils.

Ml0CllGll OaCNlSlnS.
Several cases of abso-
lutely first quality mo sec
onds) Blue and White and
Gray Enameled Ware
Kitchen Utensils in the
best shapes and sizes at
lower prices than ever be-
fore.
Blue and White Dresden Kettles.
size.
29c. each.
Blue and White Tea Kettles in
5 full 4-Quart size.
soc. each.
Boilers, complete with Uncovered
blue and white inside cooker, 3-pint
size.
soc. each.
Gray Enameled Ware Straight
Saucepars, complete with covers, in
4-Quart size:
2Cc. each.
Gray Enameled Tea and Coffee
Pots. in 3-pint size.
29c. each.
Gray Enameled Dresden Dinner or
Preserving Kettles in 2-gallon size.
soc. each.
Blue and White MIX and Pudding
Pans In S-quart size.
/ - l7c. each.
Blue and White Lipped Saucepans
in 4-Quart size.
29c. each.
Blue and White Dishpans In H.
quart size.
80 4@c. each.
Z , Fifth floor.
Feather busters.
Another lot Of those Ceiling and
Picture Busters with eft. handles;
also a lot of choice Short-handled
Ostrich busters, at
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1893 Glassware.
Modern Glassware at lit-
tie prices is now offered in
our complete Glassware
Department in great va
riety of shapes and pat
terms. We quote a few
items:
siear Pressed Glnrs Banded
Table Tunhlers &c.
.iass Molds. complete
with tops. ps........' 2 for &C.
Sly styles Of GIas. Vase.
assorted sfze. ze.......... lOC.
Glass Berry Bowls. IOc,
Large Pain Glass Bowls. 2sc.
Plain Glass Fruit or Berry 2sc.
Large Plain Glass Pitchers &C.
Bowls: Bowls:...........r :. nonaae $I.oC
Assorted Green or White
Bsst midtown Table
1umbiers. dozen. en..-. .3SC
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rliSses' Jackets.

rlisses' Jackets.
Plain and fancy effects,
lined and unlined-each
garment a full value at
price quoted.
At $500 each.
All-wool Tan Covert Jackets.
double-stitched seams, fiy-front ard
double breasted styles. Sizes 12, Ia,
10 and 1s: An elegant jacket at
popular price.
At $I2.5o each.
Fine AI-wool Navy Blue Kersay
Jackets. braid trimmed and lined ali
through with rich red satin. Sizes
IA, 16 and Is. A beautiful garment.
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N'fN folio"llIS llClIlS
4,n. Step Ladders. with -.
faIi rest ,SpC,
ps,l rest ..........'' N,.n 4oc.
UT. Step Ladders, with
pail rest SoC.
pail rest. ......... . 7oc.
Painted Scrub Pals. Oc.
Pastry Boards. 14x2o in. IOc.
Heavy Hardwood Meat
boarus- ZSC.
Bosom Boards. ds... IOC.
legs. @ s'ainea SI.oo
5-ft. Valley Clothes Bars S9C.
Aft. Valley Clothes Bars 5Sc.
c-ft. Valley Clothes Bars. 6oc.
eft. Valley Clothes Bars. Ioc.
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Infants Hand-croeheted Torsted
Bootees. with SILK trimmings. 2sc.
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A special lot of about 80 very fine
Covert Cloth Top Coats for present
wear; all wool, hy-front, nicely lined.
perfect f1ttiBg-pretty shades. Sizes
: 3 to II.
$3.50. Value $5.75.
ers; light covert cloth, Brownie
style, well made End perfect fitting;
light. pretty shades. Sizes to s.,
$500. Value $5.75.
A special lot Of Blue Serge Sailor
Suits, all wool, prettily trimmed
nicely made; lanyard ard whistle
with each suit. Sizes to 10.
&.25. Value $500.
A special lot of Boys Brownie"
Suits, fancy mixed colors and navy
blues, trimmed with plain ladies'
+. match; neatly braided. Sizes 8 to 8.
$3.75. Value SAYS.
For larger boys we are showing
complete lines Of Suits at all prices
from S2.0o. to $500. Among them
are several special values. as fol-
lows:
100 All-wool Suits. fancy mixed
cheviots, light and dark. also navy
blues and blacks; absolutely fast
colors; well lined and well made.
Sizes Z to 16.
$3.75. Value $500.
Also about so Cashmere SHIFTS.
medium shades, all wool and very
nne. nicely lined and carefully male.
Sizes 7 to. 10.
1898. Value &75.
Third floor.
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lOc. each. .

Bisselrs Carpet Sweepers.
Tomorrow another lot Of Bissell' Q
popular" Carpet Sweepers at the
exceptionally low price, only made
possible by great quantity buying,
S1. .OO each.
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INF Infants Hand-quilted BIbs. -,
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Second nnoR.
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25c., 3oc. and soc.
Unlaundered Percale Shirt Waists.
pretty patterns.
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Wooden Ware

Wooden Ware.
We handle only the best
makes of Wooden Ware.
and call especial attention
to fhe fO1lou-,r,r;& ;&o
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One lot OF 12-piece Toilet Sets. in-
,luding slop jar. neatly decorated in
three cclorings, at the special price
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47gallon size, 3sc. each.
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unlaundered White Shirt Waists,
Mothers Friend brand.
6Oc. each.
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Misses Patent Leather one-strap
slippers, spring heel. round toe:
also vicf KID Slipper, q,
same style. Pair. ........ Sl-SO
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
MATHEWS.

S. D. Gaff was here last
week.
Wheat is looking fine in this
section.
Miss Mary Justus is on the
sick list.
j. A. Julian lost a fine horse
last week.
Plenty Of rain for the past
few lays.
Miss Lena Howard has been
sick this week.
Noel Arnold was here on
business Saturday.
Miss Dora Mckinney is sick
with ohills and fever this week.
w. M. Winfrey and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival OF a
12-pound girl.
Go to the primary and help
select the material Lebanon
township wants a good turn out
on that day.
Jas. PEBBLES passed through
Mathews with a yoke Of Year.
lings this week, Better times
ahead.
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
TIae COgalgHaG MGglln.

Who goes to the club while her
husband tends the baby as well
as the good old fashioned woman
who looks after her home, will
both at times get run down in
health. They will be troubled
with loss Of appetite, headaches,
sleepIessness, fainting or dizzy
spells. The most wonderful rem
edy for these woman is Electric
Bitters. Thousands Of sufferers
from Lame Back and Weak Kid
neys rise up and call it blessed.
It is the medicine for women.
Female complaints and nervous
troubles Of all kinds are soon
relieved by the use Of Electric
Bitters. Delicate women should
keep the remedy on hand to build
up the ayftem. Only SOC per
bottle. For sale by W. C. Snow.
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Free OfCharge 10 suGcgcgs

Cut this out and take it to your
druggist and get a sample bottle
free Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, coughs and
colds. Thea do not ask you to
buy before trying. This will!
show you the great merits Of this
truly wonderful semedy, and
show you what can be accom-
plished by the regular size bottle
This is no experiment, and would
be disastrous to the proprictors,
did they not know it would in
variably cure. Many Of the best
physicians are now using it in
their practice with great results,
and are relying on it in most
severe cases. 1t is guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at W. C. Snow s
Drug store.
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
ARKANSAS.

Land Of corn and cotton,
Best you ever saw
Meier to be forgotten,
Grand old Arkansas!
Land of mellow peaches,
Land Of golden whcat;
IT'S, experience teaches,
Mighty hard to beat.
Land OF reddest cherries,
Apples, pears and plums.
Land of endless berries
To the front she comes!
Sweet are all the measures
OF our songs Of praise;
Hail! to all her treasures
Minerals, woods and clays!
Blessings rest upon us,
Love from all the girls!
Hail the land Of promise,
Hail the land Of pearls!
Land Of peace and plenty,
Liberty and law;
Amt one state in twenty
Beats old Arkansas.
Sidney Warren Maso, in All
kansas Gazette.
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the a5.l #..

and paaul, p1y.u- s.- 90,
and it. ga55 T.. a.z. (
a bli4zlsd Sc. in ana lie creadf dfo.
the man who didn't lo'ioy, o
advertising ana another
didn't take his homo paper t}'n
He rested. The devil then
into tine moulding room eaa
created a fellow who takes e
paper for years and ials e. ( -
for it. And after cowolet q
sorry job, having q few lun. o
mouldy, pigsJy mud lof he 1as
the excuse Of a man who 5-..e.
his subscription by in5cu..ae
his postmaster to mark his par
"refusod, " and he fell SO "aau
about it that he has been Alo~-
ing himself even since.
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ln---.-L-.

Wsu f0... U'0r.
O.l.nw56. g1, 7'yN
uWw.I" Vino aI rWdul
$40 ".'HI NUt
.Y. ... .." NIn0
nW.. ......H. g.1l.'"'
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tn H,r Creek

... .'. .. ID
l-1eou drowned aU b.. @
~ Bio Croak.
i. NJ. Jackson has been or
thu ..ck list for several days but
.ooer now.
There has been no p.."aa
cone in this section +, weeks
on q count Of SO mu h r.r.
W. C. BirohGold las sowa
50 or 80 acres in timothy and
clover Inst fail and .h5 .,.g.
IS. P. Murphy has one a.n-
u.oa head Of cattle TO he placed
.a the range. Cay.c are -.u
beginning to 1--we on yne range.
David r. King is PREF ailg
.1 tart TO Oregon in Jew Gays
10 be gone until August or Sep
tember. He has a position there
at $40 per month.
Turkeys have begun to gob-
bic. Your correspondent had
the pleasure Of hearing one the
other morning, but on getting in
sight he left for Klondike or in
that direction. Marion Thomas
captured one by moonlight the
other night.
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
WILKERSON'S LETTE R.

WILKERSON'S LETTER.
Dear RECORD: For sometime
the low hung clouds have dropped
their garnered fullness down, and
the end is not yet. To-day it is
raining and the wind is blowing
q gale. The wind out here often
makes me think of the graphic
description which Charles Dick
ems gives Of "The Storm" which
eliminated at Yormouth in the
death of Ham while attempting
to save the life Of his greatest
enemy. We do not see the
ocean lashed into maddened fury
yet the bowling wind sweeping
across the prairie sends forth
an ominous roar not unlike, I
imagine, that Of the storm swept
sea.
The people out here as well as
the wind go in a hurry when
they start on a journey. Last
Thursday afternoon l accepted
the invitation by one of my
friends, DR.. Helwig, to go out
with him to see a patient. (Of
course l was not to do any of the
doctoring, only to SO along for
company.) We started out as
the doctor called it on about a
'four or five hours drive" and
50 it was, but during that time
we went eighteen miles from
Nowata, prescribed for a sick
woman a nd returned. On that
trip saw all kinds Of country;
mud, rocks, hills, good roads,
bad roads and sometimes no
roads at all. DR.. Helwig is an
energetic driver in addition to
being good physician and enter
tanning otherwise.
Through this section Of the In
dian nation, the remenant Of
what was once the powerful
Delaware tribe of Indians is
scattered. They came into the
Cherokee nation in 1868 from
the Wyandott reservation in the
state of Kansas. AT that time,
1868, there were only 785 Of the
tribe and they are still less to-
day. These Indians once owned
New Jersey, Delaware, Penn
sylyania and the broad expanso
Of country to tho west OF these
states, To-day the full-bloods
are poor, many Of thom living in
the most abjeot novels. And
yet there is no doubt, | am told,
but that the United States owes
this tribe Of Indians several
millions of dollars. 1t is a
strange thing TO me that no one
has ever written o history Of this
particular tribe. They have
m any traditions, preserved
among them, handed down from
generation to generation only by
memory, They have a distinct
language which they learn with
out tho aid Of books. Their
speaoh has a rhymth which is
very pleasing, and 1t is very
interesting to me to look on when
several Of these people are en-
gagged in u lively conversation,
They emphasize thoirmooning by
facial expressions and go3Jurosof
the body, These poople are
natures children in Jher simple
habits and conversation, bat ina
row more generations q full
blood Dolowaro will be unknown,
r. II. Wilkerson
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01

W. T, Campbell, Of Pough-
koepsie, was in town last Sat
urday as member Of the coun-
ty central committee. AS usual
he come to sec us and left some
thing to print.
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
CENTER.

We fear the peach crop is
killed.
Marshal Cansby went to
Hardy Monday.
Uncle David Spurlock is
getting some better.
Cleo Price passed Center
this week enroute to SmithvilIo.
Grandma Holt is still linger-
ing. She is not much better il
any.
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01

g.. .H.'s. ~ s8n" uHH.H.H. r9ee.bl
dHW.. .HI.T Giving Wul' Il
u. "..Ia. hs.y y."m#Ul"
TH. a.u..H M. #u8 s9u obaIn-
H...|I ..Ns
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NIL UT1~sS.
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Subscribe.
|~ Farmers are behind with
|lASir work.
|.i~ The rivers have been past
{QF ping several days this week,
||2~ II. r, Bowers, of Scott town
P, was in the city u day or
Wo last week.
IS, W, Kirby called at our
a|mctum Tuesday and planked
@n the silver for which he will
the RECORD.
-J' W, Tibble, an aspirant to
present Sharp county in the
St legislature, was in town
turday meeting old friends
pd making new ones.
N W, L, Founders was over
Hon Sidney Tuesday and mado
me RECORD a brief call. He
ntormod US that he would leave
somo time this week for Miss.
Rs'pPi VIII ro be will spend SOW
erol months,
-Ghoraotor is property, It
4 the noblo3t of possessions,
is an estate in the general
goodwill and respect Of mon;
Pnd they who invest in it, though
|hey may mover become rich In
|hiS worlds goods, will God their
Ieword in os.com and reputation
loIrIy and honora1ly Won 10 i
csht chat in lilo GOOD quaIi0a
nooId toll tna, inau8try m
nest Should rank tho b..o
thot Che ba8t mon hoUl bo
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01

A western paper ia authority
for The statcnolt that In Dhe
beginning God created Che hcav-
sas "a 4 earth Then lIa mad
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
E8ucalem's Mrmic salyc.

THE BEST SALvE in the wcfld
for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tet-
ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Ercptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded, Price Is cents
per box. For Sale BY W. G.
Snow.
That cough Of yours may become
serious, why neglect it when bot
tie Of Dr.. Summons, Cough Syrup
wll, cure it? FIFTY doses Tor fifty
Gems. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Sold by W. G. Snow.
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
ESTRAY NOTICE.

We, VIII Runsick, J. L.
Powell and D. w, Anderson,
three citizens and housoholders
Of the county Of Sharp, having
been appointed by G. W. Run
sick, q justice Of the peace Of
said county, have this day
viewed q certain mule shown US
by G. G. Ring as as estray.
Said mule is about IA 1-2 hands
high; about 0 years old, and has
a few white hairs on her back
and on the left side Of her neck,
and is baroiootod Valued at
S2J.
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01

week.
W. F. Stanfill, of Reed, was
in Evening Shade on business
Monday.
j. W. Green, from Sullivan
township, was pleasant caller
Tuesday.
Il. P. Collins started out
Yesterday morning on a cam
paigning tour.
-Eathan A. Medley was down
from Melbourne last week on. a
visit to Dusock,
j. NJ. Street, Of Calamine,
was at the central committee
meeting Saturday.
There is a likelihood Of an
other roller mill for Evening
Shade in the near future.
Calvin Mo5ley was here the
latter part Of last week looking
after his political interests.
Mrs, S, P. Shaver visited
relatives in the MaxvilIe neigh
borhood a few days last week.
W. T. Witton, a substantial
and progressive farmer Of Cave
township, was in town Satur-
day.
AS it was rained out, the
school exhibition was a bowling
success in point Of dofunct-
ness.
-Subscribors who do not
receive their paper regularly
will please report the fact to this
office at once.
W. H. Stewart, Of Cave City,
made the RECORD a visit last
Friday and bad his time ex-
tended for one year.
10 Care a Gold in OlaG Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. 2oc,
George Mcknight was here
from Reed one day this week.
He reported everything lively
in his section, especially poll
tics.
It's going to tear into some
mems arrangements nightly
if they can't run things to suit
themselves when they get to
heaven,
R. p, Tindol dropped in on
us one day this week, His visit
had no political significance at
al, he just wanted to have the
RECORD another year.
If you have an old watch
or clock that's all out Of fix, take
il TO Medley. He knows exactly
how to remedy il. Satisfaction
guaranteed. To be found at the
Medley mill, south Of town,
Nov that the day Of The
primary is set for May 7, the
candidates, one and all had
better begin TO hustle and hustle
long, loud and hard, always
Keeping in memory tho troubled
and dark wators Of salt creek,
Several couples Of young
people of this place won't tC
Sidney last Friday night to at
tend tho school exercises, They
all report @ big time. The boy.
who were up ell night say Jhey
had an an unusually large
Oimo,
Several Of the young ladies
attended tho trIal Of Sam Craig
n lao rorum jocum court las
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01

10 speaking Of tins much dreaded
disease, Mr.. G. NJ, DIXON, Of Piers
ant 3idge Pa. said, Il have % liu)o
girl who II DroubIed th.wuqlJYd m.
ING the winter monr mouL Ihc roupy
affections. WhcucAorlbc first sym.
ploms occur my wife gives her
Chambo ulms Cough Remedy and
Tire result Is always prompt ond
ati.frclory" Tins remedy IA used
by thousands Of mothers throughout
the United States, also in many
foreign countries, and always with
perfect succoss Ilis only rcco~@y
lo give 1t freely when The child bo'
comes hulwp or w soon a 'n"
oroupy cough appears ond aII sym'
plors Of cro0p will di.apDaar For
sale au % aud .O coOa per D.'.o by
I'll medicine dRlrs
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
Evening Shade High
School.
Evening Shade, Ark.
Oldest S2l00. in Sharp County.
Evening Shade, Ark.

Can thoroughly prepare boys
and girls for the leading colleges
Of the state, and young men and
ladies to teach in the public
schools. A professional course
will be given to teachers if
desired.
Rates Of tuition, S1OO to $3.50
per month; incidental fee ten
cents per month; board, $500
to $500 per month.
a liberal pawonagois solicited.
Fall term opens Sept. 13, 1891.
SEND For CIRCULAR.
I. K. Hooper, Principal
A. NJ. Metcalf, First Assistant.
The record-union., 1898-07-20
TROOPS HEALTH IMPROVED.
Decrease in the Number of Sick in
the Kansas Regiment.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.-To- days
report of the health of Camp Merritt
shows considerable Improvement in the
condition of the troops. There We're
discharged from the field hospital four
teen cases and eighteen entered from
the various regimental hospitals, leav-
ing a total of 1871 men on the sick list.
There has been a decrease of twenty
five men a day on the average in the
Kansas regiment since the location of
the camp has been changed. Lieuten-
ant Colonel Little of this regiment, who
has been seriously ill, has reported for
duty.
The Signal Corps detachment, as now
arranged for assignment to the steam
er Rio Janeiro, scheduled to sail Sat
urday, consists of forty-five men under
Captain Edgar Russell and First Lieu
tenant f. II. Bailey and Second Lieu
tenants w. o. Bailey and Thomas W.
Gordon.
The Arizona has been added to the
transport service, and the Olympia may
also be chartered.
Evangelist Crittenton has been en-
gagged by the Christian Commission to
conduct special services az Camp Bar
rett. Oakland, this week, 5nd will be
at Camp Merritt, in San Francisco,
next week.
The Red Cross members complain bit
terly of the scant courtesy shown them
by Colonel Kessler of the Montana Vol
unteers.