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Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1899-11-24

One good dose Of DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar- Honey on retiring,
stops q cough. relieves Group or
cures o. cold, and insures quiet
rest and refreshing sleep. 1t is
harmless. Babies love it: all
mothers who have used it recon-
mend it. Good druggists se,lit.
A word before is worth two
behind.
Ii You are unable to rest at
night one dose Of DR.. Bells Pine
TIA b. Honey will give you natural
and refreshing sleep. 1t stops a
cough and cures a cold quicker
than any other known remedy.
10 heals the throat, chest and
lungs, cures la grippe perma-
nentIyi does not stupelv-is
harmless. Children love it and
old people like it. Druggists
soil it.
All are not friends that speak
us fair,
" A. Iarkins, Lono, Ark,
says: Have used DR.. NJ A
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1899-11-24
OFFICIAL

Congressman, First District-P D. hcVli
residence Marianne, Lee County. ~
Senator, Second Uisi-A' j VIII FOGmI@-'
ud-c, lGthJudicial Dlst-John D. Aou'
Evening shade a.,
Pros, Atty lGth Dlst-R. B. haxey' "
moth spring, a.-
SHARP County -Reprosontatlye'-I' l. |'
judge. W, smith.
tlcrk-il, %, llill
Sheriff.. y. wilkins Hardy
NHsps4or-uOn NJ sullivan,
Trcusurpr-C W shaver,
Co, bAHmrner-J, A. Walk 5.
THE COURTS,
Circuit Court, N, Dlst-Frst Monday ~"
nary and July In S, Dlst-seCOnd MOH"'
February and August, AM
County C0Wt-lst Monday In january Ap
ulY uud october. Ma.
Probate Court, S Dst--2ni Monday lnAN
June, september md December
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1899-11-24

These biscuits are rather heavy" be
observed.
His wife burst into tears
Then You do not worship me any
morcw she sobbed.
Higher criticism isnot incompatlhla
with worship'" protested The man. NOT
unrcproachf1y
We Iiycino liberal age. 01d how vain
IL is To stand out against tcndencjs5'-
Detroit journal
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1899-11-24

The stranger bowed revereutly and
left the room Fifteen minutes Daterhc
was comfortably seated in the state
room Of "a Pullman car
"I couldn't tell her" he unused; "the
shock would have been top greut 10
was a long time ago, but 10 all comes
back 20 me now. How VOL remember
the night when Fedora and wrote that
note and signed the captains name
And the letter from the consul that
was what puzzled us for awhile, tIll we
found that old planter from South
America, who had been educated i0
England. lie wasn't afraid torisk the
forgery and so Invent. And then the
moIl-thot is, part Of the mail ,hat we
sent bocN ] always had curiosity to
know what was I'm someof those letters
Poor Margaret She loves me suDu
No-she said She didn't loveme, Which
isit2 'l give q good dcaD 90 INowvno
the deuce she does love, onyvayl'-De.
trutt FREQ Press
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1899-11-24
DIRECTORY.


pro1chingat the Methodist church lH
bird sundays m cuoh. month Rev,
Walker pastor Everybody invited.
Preaching at the Christian church NE'
might before the second sunday IN Mch @l
10y lhUs. o.. NIihullmd of liulcsvtle
Sunduy-school oycry sunday morning
o'clock 10 tn. Methodist church, EyeIyo9
invited 10 come. G.. j, Wilson
superniein
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1899-11-24

Putnam FadeIess Dyes do not
stain the hands or spot the kettle.
Sold by S. G. Medlock &c Bro.
PoaghIeepsie, Arkansas.
An evil lesson is soon learned.
The flashing eye. buovant
fOCtsteD and rosy complexion re-
suit from the use Of DR.. NJ. A..
Simmons liver medicine. Sold
by Snow the druggist.
A wager is a FOOLS argument.
Walkers Tonic is the link that
picks up the vital force of man
i'm his rundown state and binds
him to health and srenth bv re-
operating the brain, regulating
the action of the hearth and
nOUrishing the nervous system.
IL 'l'a" may ouS SOIu 700 a5aF'
The reliable cure for Leucor-
rhoea. Ovarian disorders and
falling of womb. Is Simmons
sQuaw vine wine or tablets. Sold
by Snow the druggist.
A full purse never lacks for
friends.
Temporary deranqemenr of d.
geston. through overwork. worry
or emotional excitement are
quickly rsctifiad bv DR.. M A.
simmons liver medicine. Sold
by snow the druggist
A good maxim is never out of
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1899-11-24

had expected rn DO burt ms pride, ana
be was GLAD to- get away.
After many weeks the letters began
TO come. If Nargaret had felt the least
Bit hurt at her husbands anxiety to
90, her fears vanished after reading
his letters. IAey were full of the same
love and devotion of their honeymoon
days, end though the separation was
severe sacrifice, Margaret lived only H.
the thought that be was prospecting and
thato day they would be broughtto-
gether again.
For months Girard's letters were full
Of enthusiasm and good news, but out
day the tears gathered To Margaret
eyes as she laid down his last letter
Eight months of tropica climate had
been too much for him, and Girar1's
health was breahing After that each
letter was an evident attempt to- spare
her feelings and to- be cheerful iu q
time of gloom, and not many more
weeks proved it, for one day a cable
gram announced his death Then came
a letter from the captain Of the shin
with few words Of consolation one
from The United States consul stationed
at the port where Girard had died, aHc
later his mail and other possessions
were returned to her
The $4,000 life insurance was col
lected, but Margaret's heart was
broken. She cared for no one and for
nothing but Girard's memory SO she
bought the pretty little cottage where
their married life had been spent; fur
nished it as nearly as possible the way
it was before, and even trained the
morning giories over his office window
so that they would shade his desk just
as they used to DO. Margarets dcro-
ton was beautiful, For 20 years she
lived in the quiet little town, leaving
now and then for short trip abroad
but always returning to the shrine Of.
her affection. Her devotion WAS The
marvel Of the community, and the lit
tie village was proud of it, for a halo o.,
romance rested upon herhead, and held
her aloof, i'm awesome reverence, from
the rest Of the world.
But one day the little community
was startled. Astranger man was seen
to enter her cottage, He was TALL
heavy-set and swarthy, and why he
had come to the village and to see the
doctors widow no one knew untiiatter-
ward when Mrs Duval explained thai
he wanted to purchase a piece Of her
property.
That was his passport into her house,
but after hat he was afrequentyisito
Margaret could scarcely realize that
she was listening TO amorous overtures
after her lifelong sacrifice to the mem
DRY Of Girard, and She could explain IL
only on the ground Of a peculiar ZEE
semblance that the stranger. Mr. Hunt,
could not trace 1t in the features. but
now ana then there was something
about him so ike Girard that she was
fascinated and would listen to him al
most helpiessiy.
Butone day the end came. The stran-
ger man had offered hlsIiIe and fortune
to the little widow. Arosy light from
the setting sun fell aslant her pretty
features as he entered the cottage door
on the evening that he went to receive
his answer. Margaret was sitting nj
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1899-11-24
What ThroDbimg Headache

Would quickly leave you, if
you used DR. Kings New Life
Pills. Thousands Of sufferers
have proved their matchless
merit for sick and nervous head
aches They make pure blood
and strong nerves and build up
your health Easy to take. TRY
them Only p cents. Money
bark il not cured, Sold by Snow
5he Druggist,
A lie has no legs but scandal
has wings,
To purify and enrich the blood,
strengthen the nerves and invig-
crate the system, use DR.. NJ. A..
Simmons liver medicine. Sold
by Snow the druggist.
All are not thieves that dogs
bark at.
Monthly and bearing, down
pains, attendant upon irregular
and suppressed mensruation. are
relieved 10y Simmons s1uaw vine
wine or tablets. Sold by Snow
the druggist
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1899-11-24
7. J. DAVIDSON, N ? |
a-ANn-=
a3.. ! Estate ! Ag|'
rvENtNa SHADE, AREANsA8'

A GREENENrS or LEASE, ACkNOWiLEsns,l
II mpns, anidavits tOuCcounls, ueptoss,ns,s"cu 4
~ renewal ni mortgages luhrh' 4D' oar ltA
Iltle furnished, Bins Of sale, bon1is, ~ ,,d
locus Ut uusl--pcrs0nalty ana rpa.5, eln
lult-cmim, husbands, unmarried pgi , w 1oDe0
mnd warranty, with rclnqulslliheenl,s. ", oAli
uDor contracts, murtgugcs-rrul es.,,au,leo N
end cruu--und powers of attorney "'
acknowledged ON reasonable trrihs' .nulsi
Applications for homrsleuda u'U npeear
md dnnul0na prepared ud phtg0'1 ,dJs ma
amta. aod poutlons lo refund taxes crrop"'
nVid, s poiui
Persons who homestead uOwhaye HSS,gsdI
pro 1r their homustpud8 from date OF N'e
1nu Receiver a receipts
CORRESPONDENCE 8pllrltvd
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1899-11-24

TEE REPUBLsC, 81. LOui,
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18
The Iowa Coming Back.

SEATTLE, July lit is reported that
the battleship Iowa to-day received orders
to sail for San Francisco next Thursday.
She has nearly finished coalIng.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18
MIGHTY BUCKS FALL
BEFORE SPORTSMEN
DEER SEASON OPENS AT COUN-
TRY AND TAMALPAIS CLUBS.
Members and Their Guests Secure
Fifteen Splendid Deer on the
Marin County Preserves.

Tho members of the Country Club and
the Tamalpais Gun Club enjoyed brilliant
sport on their preserves in Marin County
on Saturday and Sunday. the opening Of
the shooting season. Fifteen fine bucks
fell 10 the members Of the clubs and their
guests.
Al the Country Club DR.. Vowinckle and
William Berg killed two EACH J. K. Orr,
w. S. Kettle and Howard Black each
killed one Al the Tamalpais Club Billy
Brown and Mr.. Osborn secured torkhorn
bucks, while Wagner and Drinkhouse
killed spike bucks.
A phenomenon which none of the sports
men can explain is that the Country Club
men killed unusually large bucks, while
those Of the Tanalpais Club were com
paratively small The preserves adjoin
one another. The nature of the country
is the same and the deer feed over the
same range; hence the question as to why
the large ones all fell to Country Club
men.
The deer were all brought to the Cali
fornia Market yesterday, and attracted
general attention throughout the day.
The successful sportsmen sent them there
TO be dressed before distribution among
their friends
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18
cvclist Fournier Not Killed.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE bicycle
rider killed by a collision on Seventh ave
nue. yesterday was John Fournier.
clerk, and not Henry Fournier. the noted
long distance racer.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18
HARD HITTING AMATEURS
AT SAN FRANCISCO CLUB

Four eight-round bouts and one Of ten
rounds is the attractive card offered by
the San Francisco Athletic Club for its
regular monthly boxing contests to be
held tomorrow night. Owing to the quail
ity of the sport invariably presented at
the gymnasium of the club on Sixth
street. the attendance has outgrown the
seating capacity of the gymnasium.
The principal bout on the programme
will be a ten-round affair between Ed
Tov and George Baker. each TO weigh in
at the lightweight limit, 1873 pounds. The
remaining bouts will be between Charles
Vickers and Jack Ennis: Charles Thurs
ton and Henry Lewis: Mike Mcclure and
Dan Ryan; Deacon Jones and SNOWFALL
Crawford. The latter pair boxed recently
and mixed hard hitting and buffoonery
to the evident delight of the spectators
Alex Greggains will referee under the
Queensberry rules. unabridged. the only
ones which seem to give general satisfac-
ton. With Greggains in the ring there
are no unsatisfactory bouts.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18
RAIN CAUSES DELAY.

DETROIT, July It. A f1ve-minute
downpour of rain spoiled the afternoons 5
sport at to-day's annual opening of the
Blue Ribbon race meeting. The down
pour occurred just as the horses were
scoring for start in the 2:09 pace. the
first race on the grand circuit programme
of 1899 The storm ceased as suddenly
a. il began, but it left the Crosse Point
track in a hopelessly sticky condition.
The crowd waited an hour and a half
and then came the following announce
ment:
"On account of the dangerous condition
of the track to-day's programme is post
poned until Tomorrow.
The programme included the Chamber
of Commerce $1,000 stake. Tuesdays ro-
gramme including the Merchants and
Manufacturers $4,000 stake. will be con-
tested on Wednesday and to-day's delay
will carry the meeting through Saturday
instead of 1t ending on Friday
Rag-Time Hayes and Tamales
At Kapp & Streets Tamale Grotto nightly.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18
. :: Q 1000

Lythe. and the hands were at once put
at work uubending the mainsatl and
substituting the one she used at nrst.
Whether they We're not satisfied with
the one tried to-day or whether they
merely wished 10 give it an airing, you
may judge for yourself.
Now for the great point Of all. To-
morrow morning at five minutes before
midday. under The auspices Of the
Royal Victoria Yacht Club Of Ryde, a
gun will he fired. This viii indicate the
start of the Shamrock and the Britain
MIA on what viii be known as the trial
race The proba ability is that the course
will be to the eastward. The rum0r
about the Meteor taking part has been
exploded
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18

Spaclal Gable 10 The Gail and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted. 1883. by James Cor
Ion Bennett.
SOUTHAMPTON. July 17.-Early this
morning the Shamrock unbent her
mainsan and tried a new one. Having
done this, she proceeded down South
ampton waters with a moderate breeze
from the east. She made straight
reach over TO Cowes. carrying head
eG topsail foresails and nainsaiI. Her
arrival q Coves caused great delight
10 party Of seven Americans who
we're lunching at CHoster Hotel. Go
ing about the Shamrock made a hard
beat Of It TO Ryde. coming back on a
clear run. with her looking
sDin-ak>r. which she doomed out for
the first time.
It seemed to me that she travelled
freer. that she splashed the water less
in her run to-day than in her former
skim. The wind had almost entirely
died ont bv the time she returned
At the same time the Britannia was
out. looking full OF life. She and the
Shamrock passed one another during
the spin. In comparison there Is no de-
nying that the Shamrock looks some
what squat in the water and has not 50
much life.
At Ryde where the famous Royal
Victoria Yacht Club IS located. yachts
men were in a speculative humor. One
Of them said:
You may be sure that the Shamrock
Is fast boat. I think she viii be able
10 give the Britannia twenty five min
utes on fifty miles. OF course, she IS
Wonderfully quick in stays. but 70
morrow's trial will not show anything
I would not be surprised 10 see the
Britannia come in first"
Then ne went on TO ask me if I
thought the Shamrock would meet with
fair play on the other side. I am sorry
to say that is a question too often
Having been out about three hours
ACCOMPANIED by the Erin. the sham
rock returned 10 her berth, opposite
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18

ST. LOUIS. July 1.-THE weather brought
cut a good crowd 70 the fair grounds to-day.
salinda a 100 10 ! shot. won IN the second
event BY TWO lengths Results:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18
THIRTEENTH VICTORY
FOR THE CAST-0FFS
Once More Cleveland Surprises the
Baseball World by Winning
Game
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

BALTIMORE July t7-All-around better
work than the Orioles. combined with Hughey' :
excellent pitching gave Cleveland the first
game this afternoon. Harley's ankle was hurt
in collision at third in the eighth and he
was replaced by Schmidt Bates was easy for
the Orioles in the second game and the contest
soon developed into a farce Schmidt and Bat tes
exchanged positions in the fifth and the fusiI-
lade stopped for just one inning Attendance,
1851 Score of first game:
clubs r H
Baltimore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5
Batteries-Nops. Kitson and Crisham; Hughey
and Schrecongost.
Score of second game:
ss5s5@55; S5Gss9 ...,.......!5 + i J. E.
'Hs Batteries.Howeli fterie and Robinson; Bates
Schmidt and schrecongost. Umpires-Lynch
and Connolly
PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE PhiIlies de-
fsated Cincinnati to-day in exciting eleven
inning game The Reds made their two runs in
the fifth inning three singles and a thrown
ball which got away from Mcfarland al the
Mate The Phfuies tied the score in the nin+b
on Thomas single Delehanty being hit by the
pitcher an out and Flick's long fly In the
eleventh Thomas doubled and Delehanty sent
him horne with a terrific bit to the clubhouse
in center field Fourteen outs by Shortstop
Cross is noteworthy. Attendance, 21s0. Score;
Clubs r. H E
Cincinnati ............-...-.--......
Batteries--P Phillips and Wood; Donahue and
Mcfarland. Umpires-Manassau and Smith
NEW YORK. July 1.-THE BrookIyns made It
ts.ree straight with Chicago to-day by better
4lI-around playing. Garvfn started off at a
great pace but went up in the air in the third
and was hit safely four times. which with a
base on balls and a wild throw let in enough
runs to win Hughes effective in all but
two innings Caseys third base play was d
.ei tire Attendance, 26o9. Score:
Clubs R. H. E
nlcago
BROOKLYN u
Batteries-Garvin and DOuahue: Hughes and
Mcguire. Umpires-Swartwood and Hunt
BOSTON July 17.-The Champions won their
third straight game from Pittsburg to-day
through the wfldness of Sparks and the mag
nffcent fielding of Hamilton. The latter cut of
half dozen long hits and his base-running
was excellent Attendance. $500. Score:
Clubs R. H. E
Boston -........-......r-'.-.---..-
Pittsburg u 8
Batteries-Lewis and Clarke; Sparks Hofrer
and Bowerman. Umpires-Emslie and McDon-
aid
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE Washington
Louisville game was postponed on account Of
rain.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18

Trunks rntrad. ysc: frateh; -a3sf-rred- Sig
raj Transfer 60. 5S0 Jones. tel sutter AL
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18
HFAVY- WEIGHT BOXERS WILL MEET
BEFORE, NATIONAL ATHLETIC CLUB
Jeffords, Whom Jeffries
Would Not Meet,
Has Found an
Opponent,
THE officials Of the National Ath-

THE officials Of the National Ath-
Ietic Club have two bouts arranged
for their exhibition On Thursday
night at Woodward's Pavilion
which should catch the fancy of the
men who enjoy a rafting boxing
match. George Green and Charley Go1
viii mix skill with hard hitting, while
Jenords and Jones. the two Us" will
trust 10 strength alone TO win for
them. Many of the sporting men are
ardent supporters of Gof after seeing
him perform with Franey recently
Franey was smaller in stature than
any man with whom Goff had been
boxing during training. For this rea-
son Billy Madden's big protege missed
many times with his right before he
finally found the mark at which he had
been aiming
He will find in Green much harder
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18

Ladies tau0r-rnade suits. FUR capes. cloaks-
Credit NJ RothschiId. 324 Post st
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18
MAXINE TAKES
A PURSE EVENT
At BRIGHTON
Goes to the Post at
Odds On.
HOME A LENGTH IN FRONT
LAKELAND RUNS SECOND AND
FoRMERO THIRD.
SaIinda Dumps the Talent at St
Louis by Winning at Odds of
One Hundred to
One.
HOME A LENGTH IN FRONT
LAKELAND RUNS SECOND AND
FORMERO THIRD.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE card OF 81;
overnight races attracted only Il small
attendance at the Brighton Beach race
track today. The fourth race was orig
iaally the feature of the card. but the
heavy track caused the withdrawal nf
G.orian and Merry Prince. Maxine. the
winner OF the Burns handicap in Califor-
MIA. was made an odds-on favorite and
Won by a length. Results:
SIX fuTlongs-Avenstokhe Won. Big Gun sec
end. Frelinghuysen third. Time. 10 p.
Five furiongs-Oread won, Her ship sec
oad. The Amazon third Time l-o2 -:
second EuiEre third. Time. l:02-
one and a s.xLt-enth niles Maxine Won.
Lackand second, Formero third Tine, 100
Five and a halt turlongs-Maii Bag Won
Tabouret second. BIaroeys stone third Time
land second Rare Perfume third Time
ST LOUIS. July 1.-THE weather brought
cut a good crowd 70 the fair grounds to-day
SaInda a 100 U ! shot. won IN the second
event by Two lengths Results;
Selling six furlonss-Lake Fonso won. Kath-
s'55r s7tns D second Logan NuInaLl third Time
Selling. six furIongs- -salinda won, Barriso
second. Rsndazzo third. Time. llSl4.
Selling mile and seventy yards - Chimura
Won. Etidorpha second, Friesland third. Time
Selling six furlong-H -Hindoonet won. Loving
Cup second. Mitchell third. Time. l;l6h,.
HANDICAP. one Ulie-tTdSl''Ll WeLs SlI EtOIla
second Re True third. Time. 1:45.
Tv1-year-olds, five and halt turlongs-Sue
johnson won. Sir Kingston second, Dssolute
third. Time, III
CHICAGO July 17.-FolIowing are the re
suits at Hawthorne to-day. Weather cloudy.
track heavy:
six furIongs-FIite won. Barrack second. De
coy third Time. 1:1Si..
Six furIong-Tappan won. Little Jack HorneF
second Ruskin third. Time l:lsl2-
one and eighth miles-BrIgade Won,
Boney Boy second, Branch third Time. 200
One and sixteenth miles-Hardly won.
Sarnovar second Elidad third. Time. l.53.
Six furlongs-Sim " won. Racvan second,
on riisIPat Garrett won. Lirnewater sec
o7d Martha Fox third. Time. 1.tS'2.
--
ladies' tauor-made suits. FUR capes cIoaks
f--s55- " p--nsrEfrf 7a4 Post ST
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18
INDIVIDUAL AND
TEAM AVERAGES
FOR THE SEASON
San Franc SEQ Leads
in Fielding g Work.
SANTA CRUZ PRIME HlTTERS
PERCENTAGES OF EVERY PLAY
ERIN THE LEAGUE.
Complete Record of the Baseball Men
Compiled, Showing Relative
Values to Their Teams in
Batting and Fielding.

A compler- and tabulated set OF averages nIs
baen r-ar.r-d for all the teams and individuals
now pla vtnr baseball in the big State League
The tables speak for themselves and tell tnelr
tale
TEAM FIELDING
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18
TRIAL RACE
Of SHAMROCK
AND BRITANNIA
Yachts Will Compete
To-Day.
CHALLENGER TRIES NEW SAIL
TAKES ANOTHER SPIN IN
SOUTHAMPTON WATERS.
Appears to Travel Freer and Splash
the Water Less Than She Did
in Her Former
Runs.
CHALLENGER TRIES NEW SAIL
TAKES ANOTHER SPIN IN
SOUTHAMPTON WATERS.

SPECIAL Cable 10 The Gail and the New Yorl
Herald. Copyrighted 1883 by James Cor
Ion Bennett.