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Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
w WOMan's Awful PERIL.

There Is only one chance to save
your life and that Is through an
were the startling words
heard by Mrs. |, B. Hunt of Lime
'hldge, Wis, from her doctor after
|ne had valnly tried to cure her of a
{Nghtful case of stomach trouble
Ad yellow iaundice. Gall stones
ID formed and she constantly grew
~orse. Then she began to use
&lectrlc Bltters which wholly cured
her, It's a wonderful stomach.
hyer and kidney remedy. Cures
dyspepsia, loss of appetite, Try it.
&nly soc. Guaranteed. For sale
~ Snow, the druggist,
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AN EyANGELIST'S STORY.

81 suffered for years with a
bronchial or lung trouble and
tried various remedies but did
not obtain permanent relief until
| commenced using One Minute
Cough Cure" writes Rev, James
Kirkman, evangelist Of Belle
River, Ill. AZ have no hesitation
in recommending it to all suffer-
ers from maladie5 of this kind"
One Minute Cough Cure affords
immediate relief for cou CHS, colds
and all kinds of throat and lung
troubles. For Group it is un-
equalled. Absolutely safe. Very
pleasant to take, never fails and
is really a favorite with the chill
dren. They like it. W. A, Ed
wards.
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'LOCAL NEWS.

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l!Jlllal. 4
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ca1er.llBlI |
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nee Of hsh1s,
D ortOi hsdl,'
.lde beioeas
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,. Heath
he soulhTr a,
.on Is ioE4I
witnfs'e;hpI
la and t1Fal
Neely, JMlH
.tCeniptAF +
L I'MyERs,2d
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FEED! FEED!!
Corn, oats, chops, brand, hay,
cotton seed meal and hulls at
TalIey Lumber Co.,
Batesville, Ark.
Telephone "a.

Telephone "a.
The new pastor of the Eve
ming Shade circuit, we learn, will
fill the pulpit at the Methodist
church at this place next Sunday.
The people should turn out and
give him a royal greeting on the
occasion of his first meeting in
his new field Of labor.
William H. Turner writes US
to mail him the RECORD to Fay
etteville. Will since he left here
has attended the Springfield, Mo.
Normal College and now has a
position at Fayetteville. He
SAYS he will likely be in Calves
ton, Texas, at work by the first
Of next year.
Bring this Office your job
work.
czAMDlElAIN,s sgoIAcz AND LIvEa TABLETS.
Try Jhem
When you feel dull after eating.
When you have no appetite,
When you have bad taste in the
mouth.
When your liver Is torpid.
When your bowels are constl>
pated.
When you bave a headache.
Wien you feel bilious.
They will improve your appetite,
cleanse and lnvigorate your stomach
and regulate your liver and bowels.
For sale by Snow, the druggist.
"A number Of young ladies
graced this sanctun with their
presence last press day and
learned something of the trials
and tribulations Of a print shop.
They were: Misses Jeffie Bacon,
Jessie Kirby, Norma Collins,
Mabel Metcalf, Blanche Collins
and Allie Adams.
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IZARD COUNTY CENTENARiAN.

lLAnO SSOiN j Wv -'NrH''1N'''
A man who attracted consider
able attention at Batesville last
week was George Brinsfield OF
lizard county, local preacher,
who was attending annual con-
ference. Mr.. Brinsfield was born
in May 1900, and is therefore
over 100 years Of age. He yet
gets around among his friends,
and only a few weeks ago assist
ed in a protracted meeting. His
wife is over 80 years old, and
they both reside with a son who
is 72 years of age. During his
stay in Batesville this old cente-
marian was in a professional bar
ber's chair for the first time in
life.
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s. D. Sharp county,

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the Bank Of Evening
Shade will be held at the Bank
building in the town of Evening
Shade, Sharp county, Arkansas,
on Monday, Jan'y. 9th A. D.
1902, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, for the
purpose of eleoting five Directors
Of said corporation and the trans
action of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
Jno. S. Medley, Pres.
W. B. Hamm, Cashier.
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corass AND cnIps N cEILDEEN.

Inse and prescribe Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for almost all OBJ
stinate, CONSTRUCTED coughs, with d.
rect results. prescribe it to chll'
dren of all ages, Am glad to re-
commend it to all IN need and seek
ing relief from colds and coughs and
bronchial affections. 1t is non-nar-
cotic and safe IN the hands of the
most unprofesslonal. A universal
panacea for all mankind. Mrs. NJ.
r. MeIendv, NJ D.. Ph. D., Chica-
90, Ill. This remedy is for sale by
Snow, the druggist.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06

Ira ]. Matheny, son OF Col'
Vim. G. Matheny Of Maxville, IS
a probable candidate for repre-
sentative in independence coun-
ty, we learn.
&C. D. Matheny of Pough-
keepsie pays a year ahead Tor
tbis paper. All publishers great
" appreciate these caSh-in-ad-
vance fellows.
DR.. Geo. E. Craig has been
making trips to Cave City this
week, his professional services $
being required in the nome OF
Thos. E. Pickens.
The disposition of children largely
depends upon health. II they are
trtublpd with worms, they will be
irritable, cross. feverish, and per-
hans seriously sick. Whites Cream
Vtrmifuge is a worm ezpeiier ana
,on1n 10 make them healthy and
cheerful. Price Csc. Sold by
snow, the druggist.
Frank Johnson, who was
sent to the asylum for the insane
some time ago, has been released
from that institution, and is now
at his home in this county.
Rev, W. S. Southworth Of
MAYNARD spent a day or two in
town this week, guest of his son
E. L. Southworth. He came up
from the conference at Batesvllle'
j. S. Watson, whom the con-
ference sent 10 the Evening Shade
circuit, was a member Of the St.
Louis conference la8t year and
had as his charge Thayer and
Koshkonong.
70 cu7c a Cola IN One Day
Take Laxative BrOmo-Quinlne
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If it fails to cure, e. W.
Groves signature Is on each box
25 cents,
p. H. Wilkerson, formerly of
this city and editor of the RECORD,
is now editor Of the Batesvllle
Guard, in the absence OF E. L.
Giyens, who has position in the
United States senate.
Marriage licenses have been
issued since our last issue to j.
A. Felts and Miss Daisy Baxter
of Sidney, M. D. White and Miss
Hopie Vest of Sidney, and M. V.
Roeers and Miss Lula wood OF
Cave City.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06

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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that
there will be q public examination
of teachers at Evening Shade on
the 10Th and Doth days Of Decem-
Der 1901, to ascertain the profess
sional qualifications OF all persons
desiring to teach in the public
schools of Sharp county.
John A. Watkins, Co. Elk.
q n Shcrn cOuntV.
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OF BENEFIT TO YOU.

D. S. Mitchell, of Fulford, Md:
During a long illness | was
troubled with bed sores, was ad-
vised to try DoWitt's Witch Haz-
ell Salve and did SO with wonder
full results. l was perfectly
cured. It is the best salve on
the market" Sure cure for
piles, sores, burns. Beware Of
counterfeits. W. A. Edwards.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06

veil ku,v, essoS
Fy, No., NJ
the beC,s
'ofera i, ring us some wood.
cav. aUao.' a al exchange lumber for
10 trv r, u, y LIMO. 5. Medley.
{, ,,er the cd d liz Wiles was over from
William, one day this week
., small boy is counting,
49, Las IS II until he gets week Oh
TlIo1vm,s,e trobate court convenes in
llDAaEGIS iouthern district next Mon
= REV. W. NJ. Wilson and fam
~ alv left Tuesday for their home at
Beebe.
rev. Atkinson Of this place
,vaa At Batesville during the con-
4 ference.
II Zap. Oliver of Sidney paid
y our sanctum a welcome VlSiV
5, No. Monday. t..
The first snow Of the season
a. covered mother earth yesterday
=, morning.
ldII1n eteps The ;ouch ac3 WORK: Of Eao ''la'
.,'- .Taxat,ye Bromo,Quinine Tablets
a'sr aiS1A ahlA cure cold in one day, No Cure
e t1' Of lsbs3 IF no pay. Price % cents.
{ b,e; 'al ! The school students are pre-
n,,. ~ ''''A pairing an entertainment for the
, '?T9Ara holidays.
Moore Bros, the Barren
and adfa Fork merchants, have new read
Ssly, ts5 Jn ing in their space.
MyEE, b FOR SALE-A good wool
N, M lcarding outfit and cotton press.
llGl, -lNX < Hamilton & Son.
nj; 4lf B s'4g \ 4 IN j. Davidson is attending
that b to business in the Cave City and
81 81 1s9 !. h Poughkeepsie sections this week.
1,nhs a Cleo. Price receives the REC
Iis.s ORD at Poughkeepaie, and is an
It aii % i other who believes in paying in
r. " advance. ....
and cdt1 40. Blanchard, West Bangor,
rs. &. \, N. X, says: Il have been troubled
'"'ls al With Kidney disease for the last five
H. AM years. Have doctor With several
physicIans and got no relief until
i'm 1 uGed two bottles Of Foley's Kid>
tl heysCure. Williams & Edward.
! TSi' Si 20. j. Justus Of Lebanon town.
a The ship made final proof on his
:. 81 d homestead last Saturday before
'ES@ fT9s e the clerk.
!, POSTMASTER Shell left a few
i ID days ago for Benton, below Lit
eosD lie Rock, where he will work at
=, the carpenter's trade.
: AZ aEB W. T. Horn, who is after the
2ssessor's Office, was mixing and
m mingling with the people in Eve
VI ming Shade Tuesday.
49, SsSD Col. j. C. Yancey of Bates
3 & "a a vile is a great friend of the
III ss h RECORD, and we are indebted to
4! Y him for recent courtesies.
a blliousness, Herbine, by ex>
E9ss Isss| pSlllng from the body the excess Of
il VI blIesnd acids, improves the assmi-
,esrI % tatlve processes, puriGes The blood,
as' and toueS up and streng hens TOE
ssi entire system. Price so cts. Sold
A. I5r BY Snow, the druggist.
IN -Hon, and Mrs. Sam H. Da-
L.. wilson are visiting at Hardy.
4E Davidson also has some legal
ZAP bneiness in Jackson township.
B x ~ Senator R. A. Dowdy re-
r. turned Saturday from Searcy,
h Ais old home, where he had been
s@ vending to business for couple
Ss ~ cz weeks.
~ While IN Cave City the other
M day James A. Lamar showed US
y aSripe, well formed strawberry
y which was found in patch there
7 last week.
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lrt Of As@
lie belOr Rl
Siss.
'llisae |
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vest 11li gI
pOfsA
Witnessed
M and cdtE:
hens, %. VIZ
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Il, Y. NIsl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-04
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr.. Jno A. Edwards OF Eureka, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. Graf. OF Wellington. was in the
city yesterday on business.
DR.. and Mrs Oldham have returned
from q FIVE weeks visit in the east.
Mr.. Rudolph HATFIELD is in lola. Kans..
on business. he viii return this even
ing
Fred Wilson. Of Augusta. o T.. was
seen in the city yesterday by a number
of friends.
Mr.. Homer Wells viii go TO Topeka
this evening on business. He expects 10
be gone several days.
Mrs. S. c. SPOTS Of New York city.
is visiting with II. Z. Pyle and family,
$50 Waco avenue, and friends.
Mr.. ]. c. Jackson returned TO Cheney
Moday evening TO finish job of painting
whic hhe had undertaken there
Mr.. and 1Irs. o. +. Tayer left yester-
day on a. months visit with friends and
relatives At Berlin Heights. Ohio.
Mr.. Frank Short Of Centervicw. o. T..
was in the city yesterday looking for a
stock of fixtures for grocery store. lie
viii return this morning.
Mr.. II. A. Paine OF Kansas City. was
IN the city yesterday. Mr. Paine is one Of
the Wells Fargo officials at Kansas CITY
He is visiting with Mr.. Sims while he is
in the city.
Mr.. C. II. Lamb. OF Yates Center. was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Lamb finds
Wichita quite an agreeable place. as he
has been making regular trips here on
business lately.
Mr.. W. r. Hopkins. formerly state sup
erintendent Of the reformstory, which f.
located at Hutchinson. was in the city
yesterday. Mr. Hopkins IS at present
travelling for Allison K Dixon.
". =. Harrington. Of Prairie View. o.
T.. was III the city for . few hours yes
teriay. This was Mr.. Herrington's first
trip 10 Wichita and he was greatly sur
prised q. the sight OF the busy appear
ance OF the city.
Mr. o. II. Bentley left Yesterday Tor
visit IN Cleveland. o. lie win he gone
FOR couple OF weeks. Mr Bentley found
that he could attend 70 some business hy
going and as he wanted 20 visit there
anyway be took The opportunity % kiu
two birds with one stone.
MI Homer Wells was re jcicing greatly
over the snow that Zen FOR a short time
yesterday afternoon and said that Re
wished e. would get six inches deep ard
lay on an winter When asked the reason
cf such a wish. he replied that he had
LOT % wheat anu the snow Yves the great
est thing that could happen - IT,
Mr.. c. 2 Baacom recently made
statement that there wcuid be a severe
snow storm between Christmas and Sew
Years and nothing before then. 4 young
fellow VINO vas witl him ~ the time
replied that there would be snow insiae
y ter da3-s suG Yesterday when the sr1w
began failing &c went down 20 gee Dir.
Bsscolu. ar Bascom. however. refused
10 recognize the snow thar Vas fsHlrE
because u failed ~ stay on the grgU1d.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Mere Fairly
Liberal Yesterday.
MARKET MAS TEN LOWER
Cudahy Eased Up but Armour
Wanted POrkerS.

The hog market took another tumble Of
ten cents yesterday The receipts were
fairly liberal and there was a little
change in the situation Ia one respect
Cudahy, for the FIRST time in many days.
aid not want very many hogs. There
we're 10 explanations offered but when it
Is remembered that Cudahy had recently
began to XIII above the capacity of his
cooler. it would have been only the &C
ton Of a cautious man to have held up a
little when it commenced to rain yester-
day, because damp weather is not good
for curing meats outside Of artificial cold.
The irrpressible Dick Parsons was on the
market for Armour from early morn un-
iii s o'clock at night. He bought nearly
81 the wagon hogs and every car load
that the commission men would sell at
what he considered a fair price. Bradley
took few car loads, but nothing Ike
his usual number for Cudahy. Hogs were
of course sold lower yesterday than the
previous day but it would be hard to say
that the decline here was any greater
than in the Missouri river markets. a
good supply Of hogs is expected today but
there weer no fears expressed that there
would not be BUYERS for ali
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COMING LOCAL TENTS.

Albert Pike Masonic lodge VIII confer
the Tn.ui DEGREES 20 che Tempe tonight.
Visitors welcome
Trc beard ~ electors ~ TIE wichita
Musical LllE VIII meet tals afternoon ~
8 ciotlr in Sedsvick NusIc Han
The ~ o. T. VIII have called
meeting ~ directors 51 heaLruarte 81
gNedHe sdav December 6 ~ 3 o'cloek-
There SAB - meeting ~ the Web
ia ic~r ls X of r. 81 Caztir Ban
Thursday eFeuI1r- Fiactlrr ~ CEcesa-
Au members camp Isl Modern sFasi-
men of Arrric7- age retuea-s1 - p pres
elt at fi.e-r hal tns evening. t-.er-l1u
81 eFeera
Therc Ea ~ ar importalt h1s.re-z
meeting ~ Zine Leds- 80 F~fc
me1cirE 90 sl ocioeE
The Christian Citize1eh5o Trazs 800
held rs reeear ueafiur - Te-pfrare
hrlEalartera SazsrE hk
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for another month % continue 10 treat
all who apply 20 him for merely wtst
the medicines for the cure VII cost
This inclades-
cztarrh ID aiI forms. Deafness
Rheumat5sr1. Blood and Skin Diseases,
kid1ey ard Bladder Troubles, Dis
eases CT ire Threat. Lungs, Heart.
Stomach ard Liver. Piles. Nsricocele,
Nervous DEBILITY and ali Its attending
ailments. Weaknesses C Men and
Diseases Peculiar 70 Worer.
Take advantage u the offer A. once.
Patients living At = distance treated
b. mali o. tire sarae terms Write for
symptom blank and particulars Ct MS
Home Treatment
Perseet ana permanent cures guar
suteet 81 ai eases accepted M in.
carahie cases taken. Ccnsnifsuou
free
OFFICE manently l0czfei} Cor
ner Douglas Avenue and Hfsin Street.
WICHITA, KAN.
OFFICE HOURS; . :. NJ. &C 5 ?.
~ Surcsy. 2 . - y ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-04
THE TOLFR

Opening Thursday night the D'Ormond-
Fuller company will put on a special nigh
class vaudeville bill at the TOler. on
Thursday night the Kansas and Oklaho-
ma Implement Dealers association have
leased the auditorium and the company
viii give a smoker To their members and
friends. For the occasion the manage
ment and sale of tickets are in the hands
OF the entertainment committee. The
balcony only will be open 20 the public
with no seats reserved and the price OF
admission fixed BY the committee is >
cents for each person. The stock COM
pany have for the past week been pre-
pairing an exceptionally fine vaudeville
bill which viii also run the balance OF the
week with a Saturday matinee for the
children. The price OF admission viii IN
no way be advanced with the exception
of Thursday night when the smoker is on
and in consideration OF the fact that the
leasing of tho house by the implement
dealers association cut out ladies' free
Thursday night That event win be
transferred 10 Friday night and one lady
viii be admitted on that evening free with
an escort holding one paid % cent ticket
purchased prior TO o'clock (Friday) at
Stanford drug store. I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-04
SALES
Chicauo.

Chicago. Dec. @.-Cattle-Receipts 1900;
,ol Texans. 100 westerns: good 10 prime
$3.50. l2Q, poor to medium S5.$66.o0:
stCc<egS and feeders sea-. IS: cows g.. sea
b5o' TcNas fed steers $5.l5.
Hos7-Roce-pts today $1,000. tomorrow.
5000, sel over I2.UO3; . to 1Ac lower for
tlil; 9liNe1 ana butchers S5.f5a6.l0, good
s.f905.65, Hglt S50g-S5- bulk of sales $50
Sbcep-Eeccipts 1900 weak. lambs Joe
lower. good 10 choice wcthers S350a4 - 4:
tir 70 choice mixed S27503.5e; western
sheep S5."14ea. native lambs S25eQ t-93:
western lambs S20'1A25
DI-cial receipts and shipments yester-
oay, Receipts. Cattle V.tl5. hogs. 6o795.
sncep. -.at5. shipments. Cattle sos. hess
e-sls sheep. 1.2-5.
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GRAr oPERA CoMPANY

The Seattle Daily Times of November
. has the following in regard TO some
of the members Of the GraU Comic Opera
company that is now touring the coast
and that VIII produce the great comic
opera. wang. at the Toler auditorium
In Wichita on the night OF January ::
Miss Mary Darlington. the leading lady
Of the company. in the role OF Isabel.
made lasting impression. Miss Caring
ton has q rich soprano voice. sweet and
fun. IS good looking presents a splendid
appearance. wears most handsome
gowns. and acts with a greater degree
OF naturalness than could be expected
of one possessed also Of a magnificent
voice. Miss Carrington's selections were
loudly applauded last night and she was
compelled TO respond to several calls.
Miss Bessie Tannehin. as Prince Mar
ghanza. also made q very favorable i'm
preston. She has rich contralto voice
thoroughly under her control. Her gowns
are dreams, too, and she acts exceedingly
well.
Mamie Scott made very pleasing Es-
trelda and sang well.
THE choruses are exceptionally good
and the opera is put on with every at
tentiOn TO detail. The Times can recon-
mend the company to its readers. Full
houses should greet every performance
this week
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brakeman. Engineer Strong testified that
De- read hts order. handed him by Conaae-
Tor Martin 10 pass frains SO. Sd and 4
90 sand Creek instead n one az each
place AZ the order was written. BE
accounted Tor the error by the ra~s that
the wind was bowiEs when ihe order
vas handed to him. and that while -
vaH reading o. ore corner - che paper
was blowing over. hiding The word Rea.
era- Engineer Strong admitted That Con
ductcr MARTA read fhia order 20 him.
but said tbat ha must have miaurdersfooa
it then ~ sooa az r. Uncovered train
no. is on the same track Snd cnrafax
toward hirn. he shut or HE engine al
applied the euerFeEcy brake.
Accident tickets rer sale at aania Fs
ticket of1ce. Travellers OF Hartford sal
Maryland casualty company.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Following are among the names Of ship
Rers who had hogs on the market yester-
day; ooley & bennett Ros Hnls Kelly
kros-, Corw-in; Burch6eld * Cornell. An
lhony; T. Neal, Leon: Renaws & Meyers.
y akita, .. T.; Hall & SegO. Orlando; J.
MOTIFS, Oxford, Harvey Grace. Cheney .
=. E. Staley, Rose Hill; J. G. Miller. South
Haven; w r. Hudson, Nashville; Steiner
eS Blair, Lyons; Dan Wi1n, Udall; Ed
Weidline Augusta
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All those who have been in the habit
o Attending the sociais given by the r.
A. Association are requested 60 come
and bring their friebds this evening. over
McV!cars drug store. THIS VIII b. their
last social.
Regular meeting OF Elizabeth Rcbekah
lodge this evening. work in the degrees
Every member OF tho rtad 81 expected
a. be present. The reception committee
VIII 90 20 the p. m train on the Rock
Island O. meet the visitors from white
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SPORTING LIFE


The story of Sporting Life" the big
English melodrama, which comes TO the
Crawford theatre next Thursday, Deem
Der 3. like all its predecessors, deals with
the happenings in the daily lives of the
members OF the upper circles" but il is
claimed thar the authors. Cecil Raleigh
ana Seymour Hicks have succeeded IN
evolving a numbe rof entirely new dra-
matte situations and 60 deity interviewer
those with the reliable melodramatic ma
terial of the standard variety as 20 rem
der this piece unique IN many respects.
The reckless career of aspendthrift young
lord. the Earl of Woodstock. provides the
basic theme OF the play. His passion for
manly sports and the race course leads
young Woodstock 10 the brink of finan-
cial ruin, and he gets into the hands of
money lenders. His particular money
lender is a disgrace TO his craft, for he
not only fails to foreclose at the earliest
possible moment, but actually tides the
nobleman over his difficulties and is the
real means of his being able 70 recoup
his shattered fortune. a bill for six thous-
and pounds, to which Woodstock's name
has been forged by his sweetheart
brother at The instigation of a heartless
woman. OF whom he is enamored finds
its way to the Golfers OF Andred, the
money lender. and when Woodstock is
confronted with it. he promptly acknewl-
edges it as a genuine rather than bring
shame and disgrace upon the fair name
Of his fance. 1t is then that the young
mans desperate straits compel him 10 ex-
ecute his lien upon LADY Love" his
racing mare, in favor OF Andread until
she has contested for the great prize 1t
IS easy 10 guess that Lady Love" even
tually wins the Derby and restores Wood
cock 70 all he has so nearly lost. Mean
while. however, there are o great num-
Der Of exciting Incidents and through the
whole the ruling spirit OF all the play "a
love affair. goes merrily on 10 a happy
consumaJion. 1t requires no less than
twelve scenes TO properly carry out the
design OF the big production.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-04

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