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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

subjects in hand Adolph SoHnenthai once
worked at the forge because he was about
10 assume the role OF blacksmith. The
part was small one Of some six sides.
but Herr Sonnenthal was perfect In 1t.
The individual who composed Color
Blind for Caryl Wilbur and Gertrude
Mansfield went so far as TO present
newspaper reporter without making him
carica.ure. but went no further. The at
mosphere and detail of the profession
were absent when their presence, appre-
ciable TO every scribe. might have had a
deal TO do with the success of the comedi-
eta. There were virtues OF omission, but
none Of commission.
Color Blind however. proved very
adequate vehicle, even if its dialogue did
lack wit 1t was refreshingly legitimate.
and it got away from the eternal vaude-
vile quarrel between husband and wife or
sweetheart and lover. Mr.. Wilbur. a
Washington boy. really was excellent
as Willie Black. the unfortunate victim of
Zaza appetite. His humor was sponta
neous aud apparently effortless. Miss
Mansfield sang well. Briefly. the produc-
ton often pleased immensely and never
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Many alterations must be made yet. I
hope to get into the Republic. the LiebIers'
own theatre, next year. And then-and
then.'
Good afternoon
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carl Haswin was seen Al Ihe Regent.

Carl HasWln Was sttn al Inc Regent.
After ALI he said. in discussing yari-
Gus theatrical topics, the play that lives
is not invariably the finely built or the ex-
ceedingly clever play. Longevity in
drama most often is due to humanness
and sympathy, The Silver King with
which | have come to be identified. and
which is perennial, has few points of
greatness. And yet, apparently. the piece
never will wear out. | have performed IL
nearly $3.50 times myself or. in other
words. so constantly that, if the run had
been consecutive with matinee a week. /
should have acted the part for over nine
solid years The Silver King was origi-
naIly produced in January. 1884. at Wal
lacks. Rose Coghlan was the Nellie and
Herbert Kelley the Spider while smaller
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annoyed. To constant patrons of turn"
houses this sentence need not be explain
ed. II will be both understood and appre-
ciated.
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Having inquired for her mail and dis
covered that there was none Katherine
Grey leaned against the rail in front OF
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The record breaking financial pace set
here in the month of January by Minnie
Madden Fiske, Olga Nethersole Alice
Nielsen. and others, seems destined
to have an after effect. When
it is considered that the triumvirate
named drew not less than $50. 100
in Washington, there appears TO be
nothing really remarkable In the fact that
comparatively little money has been spent
on theatregoing since. The engagements
following that of Miss Nielsen, excepting
only one. proved prcttless. and those of
last neek were not much better. To be
sure. Sarah Cowell lie Moyne's advent was
the single thing of dramatic interest
noted during the period in question. the
remaining attractions being of an exceed
ingiy light order, but even the Liebers'
new star. wonderfully supported and ade-
quateig fitted with a vehicle. did not gather
large assemblages. The business at the
Columbia. in fact, WAS rather poorer
tainly poor when contrasted with the ex-
penses of the management. The Primrose
* Dockstader Minstrels. an exceptional or
ganization of its sort. did not have the ac-
cusiomed luck at the National and Carl
Hsswin. who presented "A Lions Heart
al the Lafayette. suffered dreadfully. The
Academy which is said TO have had gen.
orally severe winter. was never sold out
during the tenancy Of John Rice and Over
the Fence. very passable entertainment.
\ worthless combination-the New York
Star" Burlesquers-played 10 empty
benches at Kernan's. Indeed the solitary
resort in town that ever was literally filed
was the Grand. where Maggie Cline and
Caryl Wilbur were on the bill. Manager
Chase is providing most creditable per
Iormances at his house. and. what is not
less to the point, is providing them at
anything but prohibitiye prices. AS a re-
suit. the Grand fast is establishing truly
marvellous clientele. Even with this. how
ever the week was bad. and its repetition
will not be looked forward to with eager
Dess.
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II is too bad That authors will write be-
fore posting themselves thoroughly on the
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ITS a trine slangier than | generally
am" admitted the Second Member. Still.
sometimes slang adds force"
True" chimed in the Vice President
But why are you so angry with this Eel
low? He abused your comediau-not you.
81 know" answered the Second Member
However. il that comedian lost his tenn
per and resigned might have difficulty in
replacing him. He only gets S15 week"
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"A Day Of Reasoning is n society comedy
man whom clue! i4le exposed 10 lie iniiisucs u
Sharp County record., 1900-09-21

II. S. Ottinger of Cave City
has the thanks of the crew for
cash on subscription.
-Messrs. Ellis Marlin and Jas
Wiley enjoyed few days. outing
on Spring river this week.
Hon. Thos. I. Herrn spent
several days Of this week at Har.
dy attending to matters of bust.
ness.
w. D. Cochran's stock of spring
and summer dress goods is com.
plete, and prices very satisfac.
tory.
W. H. Denison, superinten-
dent of the Cushman Supply Co.,
has something new to say to
Sharp county people this week,
See his space.
j. M. Fluty, the hustling
agent who writes fire insurance in
the Planters Mutual Of Little
Rock, was interviewing the peo-
pie of this place last Friday.
TO CURE cHIlLs AND FEVER.
Take Rogers Blue Chill Cure.
The first dose breaks the chllls,
and three doses will cure. Price
% cents. No cure no pay. Sold
by all druggists.
The seasons second bale Of
cotton was bought by Walker
Clayton for three cents per pound
in the lint. Hardy Herald.
Didn't you make a slip of the
tongue in the above item, Bro.
Pepoon.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-21
Notice for Publication --9452

Land Ofice ut Little Rock Ark.
September llth, 1900,
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention to
n.Ate final proof In support OF his claim, md
that said proof will be made before the county
clerk Of Sharp county, Arkansas. at Evening
Shade, Arkansns, on October 10th 1900, viz.
John W. Carver
n. Il No, 1888 Tor the north half OF the oulh
east quarter Of section II township II north
range west.
liz names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upen and cultivation Of
SAID land, viz,
VIM, Mann, Robert Lloyd, George Dawson and
s. N. Osborne, all Of Center, Ark.
II. II. Myers,
Register.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-21
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ooOO .

Druggist W. C. Snow has a
md disabled by erysipelas.
Cochran has the best line of
'ockery in town; cheap too.
Mrs. }. Wann is home again
ter teaching a term of school
BAR Calamine.
County Judge James Smith
Old probate court in the north
IN district several days this
eek.
Miss Geneva Davidson start
iTuesday morning for Little
lock to attend the next session cf
70 Maddox Seminary.
James McCaleb, son Of Judge
ohn B. McCaleb, left Saturday
lorning for Fayetteville, where
eSwill attend the Univ ersity of
.rkansas,
II you want Ladies or Chill
ren's spring or summer hats, be
lre to examine W. D. Cochran's
!rge stock Of the very latest and
icest styles.
Percy Shaver Of Nashville,
enn., arrived in Evening Shade
londay, and will spend some
me here visiting his cousins,
lessrs. G. W. and W. G. Shaver.
Capt. Wann was at the Gala
nne camp meeting last Saturday
nd Sunday. He reports that
Irge crowds Of people are attend.
lg tho services and that the
leeting is q success,
A. Huss Of Savonburg, Kan
as, RENTS a dollar for q years
eading Of the RECORD. Mr., Huss
as recently purchased land six
niles north Of this place and will
lkely move upon it in tho near
uture,
Sharp County record., 1900-09-21
Warning Order.
Administrators Land Sale.

by virtue and authority OF an order Of the Pro-
bate Court, OF the southern district OF Sharp
county, Ark, made Ut Its September term, 1907,
the undersigncd % administrator OF the estate OF
Joseph Al, M0Cord, deceased, VIII on Saturday
the 18th day Of october, laOO, NJ tho front door
Of the Court IIoase, in the town OF Evening
Shade, Ark. (wlthln legal hours for Judicial
snles) offer Tor sule NJ public out-Gry, To tho
and the east half of southwest quarter OF section
two (4), in township sixteen (l6), north range
six (J) west, on Il credit Of SIX months, the
purchaser giving up proved security
This sale Is for the pur pose Of paying the ucpts
legally adJudged against said estate, ana ,he
whole, or NO much OF the above described land
will be sold ns may be necessary to pay tald
debts and viii be- sold In sCporntc tracts AMI
subject to the dowery of the widow OF SAID uc-
ceased,
Given under my hand this 18th day Of septcm
bcr, IOOu q. j. WILSON, Adm'r.,.
JosKpu n. MoC0RD, deceased
Sharp County record., 1900-09-21
WarlilQ Order.

STATE OF ARKANSAs,
COUNTY or SHARP.
Before NJ. Y. street, Justice OF the Peace for
Big Creek township,
q. II, Porter--Plalntih,
va.
Pierce Mining Compeny-Detendant.
The Defendant, the Pierce Mining Company
10 warned to appear In this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint Of. the Plaintiff,
q. II. Porter.
This September IA, 1900,
n, Y. STREET, j. p
Sharp County record., 1900-09-21
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice for PQblicatl0l..... ....945l
Land ONCE ut Little Rock, Ark.
Senipmhpr llth lAOO. [

Land ONCE ut Little Rock, Ark.
September nth, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention to
make final proof IN support OF his claim, and
that said prOofwill be made be fore the county
clerk of Sharp county, Arkansas, at Evening
Shade. Arkansas, on October the 10th, 1900,
viz;
Samuel N. Osborne
II. T.. No. 2OS8O for the south half the south
east quarter section 2 township II north range
8 west.
He names tho following witnesses toprOve his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz;
VIM. Mann. Robert Lloyd, George Dawson and
John w. Carver, all OF Center Ark.
II. II. Myers,
Register,
Sharp County record., 1900-09-21
Endured Deaths Agonies.

Only roaring fire enabled J. M.
Garrottson, of San Antonio, Texas,
to lie down when attacked by asth.
mo, from which he suffered for
years. lie writes his misery was
often so great thai IL seered he en-.
dured the agonies Of death; but DR..
Kings New Discovery for Cons
sumption wholly cured him. THIS
marvellous medicine is tho only
known cure for asthma as we'll as
consumption, coughs and colds, and
all throat, chest and lung troubles.
Price soc and $l,O0. Guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at W. g. Shows
drug store,
Sharp County record., 1900-09-21
Powder Will Explosion

Removes everything IN sight; 80
drastic mineral pills, but both are
lshty dangerous, No need to dy-
'mite your body when DR.. Kings
Nv Life Pills do tho work so easily
q perfectly. Cures headache,
nstlpatlon. Only 05 cents Of w.
Shows drug store. -
Sharp County record., 1900-09-21
Warning Order.

STATE or ARK ANSAS,
COUNTY or SuARp.
Before NJ, v, Street, u Justice OF tho Peace Tor
Dig Creek township
U, n, Donmans-Plalntid,
70,
The CalAn,ine Mining Comp any Defendant.
The Defendant, the talamine Mining C0mpas
ny, Ia warned to appear IN this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint OF the
Plaintiff, u, \. Denman,
This September II, lvOO
NJ, Y, SrRrIr, ], =.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-21
Buy your stoneware from
Cochran. He has lots of it.

buy your stoneware from
Cochran. He has lots of it.
"A few residences in Evening
Shade would rent right along.
Williams & Edwards gin
whistle rang out loud and long
Tuesday morning.
We doff our cap to r. B.
Clear for three silver quarters on
subscription account.
Miss Mamie Watkins of La
Crosse, lizard county, is visiting
relatives in Evening Shade.
The Methodist people are
talking of building a new parson.
age near the church building.
With the fleecy staple selling
at ten cents per pound it looks as
though better times are ahead for
US all.
Owing to the inclement
weather no services were held at
the M. E. church last Sunday
night.
Henderson Heath of Kings
Mill was visiting his son, Nathan
Heath and family, last Sunday at
this place.
Sam s. Beatty left last Sat-
urday morning for St. Louis,
where he will continue his stud
les in medicine.
The directors are having some
improvements made in and around
the school building. The school
will open Oct. /.
Circuit Clerk Horace B. Hill
was at the northern district capi-
tai a few days this week mixing
business with pleasure.
Mrs. T. j. Davidson, accom-.
panied by her son, Sterling, left
Sunday for Augusta to visit her
sister, Mrs. Ella Henderson.
Sam H. Farley, an expert
enced printer and newspaper man
from near Batesville, is assisting
in the RECORD office this week,
The young people passed a
few hours very pleasantly at the
residence of Col. and Mrs. Sam
H. Davidson on last Friday night.
Everybody is talking about the
immensely large stock Of goods
that w. D. Cochran has on hand.
It's the place to get bargains,
too.
M. F. Street, the Calamine
postmaster and justice Of the
peace, was a business visitor at
RECORD headquarters Wednes.
day.
Judge John B. McCaleb re-
turned Tuesday from Walnut
Ridge where he had been holding
circuit court for a couple Of
weeks.
Rachel Mooney Of this place
was placed in the asylum for the
insane at Little Rock this week.
Sheriff Haney took her down
Sunday.
DIR. John M. Watkins was
called to Little Rock Sunday by a
stating that his brothers.
wife, Mrs. Jas, Watkins, was dan
gerously i'll.
1T is said that larger crowds
than usual are attending the CAL
anime camp meeting this year.
The tabernacle has been enlarged
and is now quite a commodious
We learn that j. B. Adair OF
Center has purchased property in
town and will move here to give
his children an opportunity to at
Sharp County record., 1900-09-21
Warming Order.

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
COUNTY OF SHARP.
Before M. F. Street, a Justice Of the Peace for
Big Greek township:
8. 7. misunderstanding,
VS.,
The Pierce Mining Company-Defendant.
The Defendant, The Pierce Mining Company;
Is warned to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint Of the Plaintiff,
8. Y Hunsaker.
NJ. II. SrBKEr, J.P.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-21

Col. s. H. Davidson was al
Little Rock a day or two this
week.
Rev. W. W. Anderson con.
Quoted services at Maxville sew
eral days this week.
Let our correspondents all
over the county wake up and send
in the news each week.
Lawyer W. A. Turner went
to Hardy Sunday where he had
some business in the probate
court.
The cool mornings and even
ings of this week remind us that
it's not going to be warm weather
always.
John Smith, travelling sales.
man for a range stove company,
is doing considerable business in
this locality.
w. D. Cochran, one of our
popular merchants, spent part
of last week in st. Louis purchas-
ing goods.
e. A. Taylor, a well-known
citizen of Scott township, was
transacting business at this place
Wednesday.
w. A. Edwards, of the firm
of Williams & Edwards, is in st.
Louis laying in a line of fall and
winter goods.
The Evening Shade High
school begins its next session Oc.
tober 1, and each citizen should
do his best to make it the most
prosperous in the history of the
school.
w. s. Van1atta and Mrs. G.
c. Taylor were married at the
Academy Sunday by Rev, W. M.
Wilson. The wedding was a quiz
ct affair and only a few friends
were present. The bride and
groom left for their home at Har-
dy Sunday evening at half'past
nine lock.-Imboden News.
We are in receipt of a copy
of E. r. Paull's latest and great.
est march, just from the press,
entitled "Dawn of the Century
March. The title page is a
work of art, without doubt the
handsomest ever seen on a piece
of music. In consideration of
our mentioning this new march
in our news columns the publish
ers agree to furnish any of our
readers with complete copy of
the piece for, 25c in postage
stamps or silver, provided this
notice and this paper is men.
toned, otherwise the regular
price SOC will be charged. Ad-
dress, E. T. PAUL Music Co., "A
w Goth st. New York.
Hons. P. D. McCulloch and
T. O. Fitzpatrick, nominees of the
democratic and republican parties
for congress from the First dis.
trict of Arkansas, will a ldress the
citizens Of Sharp county on the
issues of the campaign at Hardy,
Friday, October 20, at 1880 p. M,
and at Evening Shade, Saturday,
October q, at p. m. The citi.
zens of this county should keep
these two dates in mind, and be
sure to hear the candidates at one
of the places at least. The dem.
ocratic nominee, Mr.. McCulloch,
has always had a strong following
in sharp county and our people
all like to hear and meet him.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick is said to be a
representative republican. The
discussion between these two gen.
tlemen will be we'll worth listen
I ~ ~ ~ Ia
Sharp County record., 1900-09-21

W. D. Cochran has the largest
stock of stoneware ever brought
TO Evening Shade.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-21
CITY DRUG ST0RG.
w. 9. SNOW, Prep.

Keeps stock rst-cas line of Drugs Druggists SUM-
dries, Toilet Articles, Wall Paper, Paint, and full
line of standard Patent Medicines.
PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALITY.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02

comes down from Canyon creek ant
Nine Mile creek.
Information from Weiser. Idaho. II
to the effect that parties just In from
the Heath district report that there J!
much excitement there over a strike
made In the Ruth mine.
A strike Is reported on Big Horn
mountain at Sunshine. Colorado. which
is said to assay $lI per pound, and Il
expectations are realized another ship
per will soon be added to the list Of
Sunshine's productive mines.
The Leslie Mining Company at Wal
lace, Idaho. has reached the farther
wall In Its ledge. finding /. thirty fee
between walls. Most Of the way It IL
highly mineralized. and part OF 1t II
good concentrating ore.
The mines at Goat Creek. a Methow
camp are coming rapidly forward
Deserted by early boomers the camp IL
now attracting the attention OF more
practical men. Wide veins rich In
copper and gold are now being opened
The Tiger 4 Poorman mine at Burke
Will pay a dividend Of $4,000 February
/ That Is to say that the Buffalo
Hump Mining Company. which Is in
possession OF the mine. Will make Its
first distribution OF profits on that day
The dividen ia cent share on the cap
ital stock OF 100000 shares.
The Bull Frog Is the sensation at
LOOMS Just now. A crOsscut from
the 1OO-foot shaft has been run 1877 IL
feet, and has crossed four good veins
Each OF these carries ore Of milling
grade. and each one encountered has
proved richer than Its predecessor. A
conservative estimate OF the value OF
the ore is $50 a ton. and the ore IL Of q
milling character.
The richest strike yet made In Kel.
Ter camp was that made in the Dewey
mine last week. One wall was pens-
trated, but not much attention was paid
to 1t until the following day. when some
ore was brought In which opened the
eyes Of our people. and caused gener-
al rush for the mine. The ore runs
from $l03 to $3.50 in copper. The
lc0noclast, copper King. HumDOlt and
Justice are all among the early ship
pers Of this camp
The Checkmate mine near Willow
Creek near Boise. Idaho. has another
strike to its credit. new ore chute
has been found. 1t has been penetra-
ted so feet. The ore Is Of high grade
and will be shipped without concentra-
ton. The rich Is from 8 to 10 inches
thick. This property has produced
much high grade ore in the past. but
the chute now opened Is entirely new,
not having been found before.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02
Escaped an AwfulD..,h

Mrs. Ellen Crosby has had a narrow
escape from being buried alive In Craw.
lord county. Ind. She had been pro.
nounced dead and preparations for the
burial were being made. While this
was In progress her daughter. 10 wears
Old. worn out by exhaustion. lay down
70 rest, but her eyes had scarcely closed
oeiore she sprang up and reremptorilv
insisted that her mothers body be re-.
turned to the bed. She remarked tina,
her mother had called to her in her
sleep, saying: Mary. don't let them
oury me alive" The undertaken com.
piled with the daughters request sav.
ing It was but dream. but the daugh.
ter stoutly claimed the contrary ana
would not be denied. Nearly eight hours
passed, when Mrs. Crosby slowly open.
ea ner eyes and looked at her daughter
VINO had remained by her bedside con.
stantly watching for a return to life
MIS- Crosby is now considered In a fai,
way to recovery.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02
NO BALD HEADS in ALAsu
Cold Climate Caused a Great r.,
of Huir.

The experience Of Roderlck
Smith, who recently returned from
Klondike region with a big buds
experience, quite little sum Of =
and a head Of hair which almost 4
fies him to take an engagement
Circassion girl in a circus-is Of (
cial interest TO a large contlngH
his fellow men and women. For
known that ROderick, before m,l
his perilous way to the Arctic rt
though otherwise pleasing to look
and still on the sunny side Of
was the owner Of head which (
theater ushers. whenever there Vi
ballet on the program, escort
down to the front row without
glancing Mt his seat check.
While this might have been NJ
cred an advantage by some peci
was not pleasing to Mr.. Smith, VI
an essentially modest man and ~
to being made unduly prOmlneH
any occasion. 1t Is said. too. tha
badness was the real cause n
starting out in search Of gold,
he spent all his patrimony in The
chase of hair restorers. and il was
esSary for him to do something
matter how desperate. TO retriev
fallen fortunes.
Re that as it may. he went to AZ
and after two years residence
has returned modern Sampse1
far as chevalure is concerned. ~
declares that the TRANSFORMERS
tlrely due to the rlgors OF the GU
In that quarter Of the globe.
1.-THE intense cold kills all germ
microbes" he asserts. "and slim
the scalp and nature does the
and he proudly exhibits his las
name as proof Of what nature ca
when she takes a fancy. unasss'u
washes or oils or unguents OF 40!
r. J. Mcleod, who has spent y
years In Alaska and the A0r'n'
cOrroborates his story as to the W
Of that frigid cline as hair pfe''
MY hair was always thick. De
80 cannot speak from persOcs
perience. but the way dogs put ~
mp there Is a caution. They y
shaggy as Shetland ponies, ana
think OF 1t. | never saw 0alG
fellow anywhere around there.
the truth they all look. after tns
got to work. as though razor
pair Of scissors were far more
than a hair restorer. and ! thinA
slOnary barber could do eoea
among them."-San Francisco v
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02
Saving to the Last

you have only an hour 'o'..
live" said the physician, soleu.s
the wealthy miser on his deaa
rs there anything you WISH '
TO before you pass away! y.
YES" answered the stricken
faint. yet eager. tones. :" am ~
spoke Of 1t. Send for the "
once and have him shave ME
die. only have to pay hin /"
for coming IN to shave me w.
the regular price is 81 for we
dead man. Might as well .
half dollar while I'm about +"
York World.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02
Hmssia Moving to the South.
n Tragic Death,

Chicago, Jan. 26.-Word has been re-.
eeiSed here OF the tragic death in South
america OF Erwin Hopkins, Jr., son of
frvin Hopkins, veteran member of the
Chicago board of trade.
While on an exploring expedition into
The interior his boat ran aground on a
sahdspit. 1t Is supposed that in trying to
hoat his craft, standing in the water him.
sell, he was bitten by a poisonous reptile,
death resulting quickly. His body was
found several days later by a native EN-.
pioyed by the company Indications of a
terrific struggle Were apparent.