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Evening journal., 1902-11-07
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

conduct the orchestra at the first pro-
duction of the play in Chicago Mr..
Hadley has also composed the music
for the Mansfield version OF Stephen
Phillips "Herod.'
With a wealth of incident. blending
pathos, comedy. and tragedy with a
master hand, "A Woman's Sacrifice"
comes a play out of the ordinary. "A
human chess board, its characters
play one against the other-passion
against purity, love against hate, and
steadfastness against treachery. with
virtue triumphant at the finale. 1t
comes to Grand Opera House next
Thursday night
Aubrey Boudcault will leave Miss
Henrietta Crosman's company at Wal
lacks Theatre at the end of this week,
and Charles Cherry will replace him
in the cast of The Sword of the
King" This arrangement is made so
that Mr.. Cherry can have the benefit
of some New York; appearances before
the company start on a tour.
lt is the distinctly human types nl
Joseph Arthur's Lost River" the
splendid scenic effects. startling me
chanicaI devices and laughable comedy
scenes, which have made a success Of
this clever play. 1t will be at Grand
Opera House tonight
Madame Sembrich will sing with the
Philadelphia Orchestra on Saturday,
November Is. The symphony at this
nnnnnrt will he RanthnYen.s eighth.
Evening journal., 1902-11-07
Gloves

Over fifty styles Of Golf Gloves
for children, women and men
at s5c and soc per pair. Our
"Mabelle" Kid Glove at 7oc is
the same quality you pay 81 for
elsewhere, and our Louise" at
81 is the regular Sr.as quality,
both guaranteed. Also a full line
Of Women's Heavy Cape Walking
Gloves at 81 per pair; Women's
Black Cashmere Fleece-lined at
Ialc, ssc and soc per pair.
Evening journal., 1902-11-07

Chicago women have just discovered
that dew baths are good for tho COM
plexiOn.
Evening journal., 1902-11-07
Reef steM a Ia ltallenne.

Take a thick round steak, brown Il
quickly IN a very hot creased frying pan;
cut it IN three or four pieces; put them
in the stew pan; add two onions, sprig
of parsley. one carrot cut in pieces; pour
one cup Of cold broth over it; cover the
pan and let simmer until tender: break
one-quarter pound of Italian macaroni In
inch pieces cook them in boiling salted
water until tender, about one hour; turn
it into a colander pour cold water over
II, return TO the stew pan; strain the
gravy from the meat over it and let IL
simmer ten minutes; but the steak IN the
centre of a hot platter and put the maca-
roni around it, and sprinkle grated cheese
over the macaroni.
Evening journal., 1902-11-07
saIt codnsh eaked WIth oheese.

Break into flakes two pounds OF salt
Goldfish and soak one hour; change the
water once; make white sauce with two
level tablespoonfuls of butter two level
tablespoonfuls Of flour, one and one-half
cupfuls of milk; salt and pepper TO sea-
son; butter a baking dish; put I'm IL al
ternate layers of fish and sauce, sprink-
ling grated American cheese between
each layer; then spread over the top but
tered crumbs and bake in "a quick oven
half an hour.
Evening journal., 1902-11-07

Special values in black mer-
cerized satlnine Skirts will be
offeredfor Saturdays sale at 7oc,
csc, $3.50 and sr.se.
Evening journal., 1902-11-07

Madame Sembrich will sing with the
Philadelphia Orchestra on Saturday
November 15. The symphony at this
concert will be Beethoven's eighth.
Evening journal., 1902-11-07
Dress Skirts

An elegant line Of separate dress
Skirts at Sa.69, So 50 and $500.
Short rainy day Skirts at s.. so,
$3.50 and S.. 90.
Saturdays Specials
Blankets, age and 3Ic each.
Outing Flannels in remnants,
&c grade for sic per yard.
Percales, sc per yd.
Seersuckers, SIC per yd.
Comfortables, csc per yd.
Evening journal., 1902-11-07
Flannel Wrappers

Saturday we will sell some
special values in Flannel Wrappers
for women, made with full skirts,
nicely trimmed at csc, sI.Io and
81 80.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20
Really Too Pad.

An Illinois mob has just des.
troyed the colored normal and in
dustrial school near Eldorado.
The attack was made on the eve
of the commencement exercises.
The buildings We're injured, also
the crops destroyed and the
teachers and pupils driven in ter
ror from the neighborhood. In
an effort to condemn this mob vio-
lence the dear old Chicago Tri-
bune says 1t is worse than any,
thing that happened in the South
since the days of the kuklux.
Too bad!-Memphis News.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20
The prohis.

The Prohibitionists of this state
intend to hold a convention and
put out a state ticket. These
Prohis are the most cheerful lot of
people in the universe. They
never elect any one of their can
didates, but they keep up the
fight from year to year just the
same. With the populists and
other swall parties it is different.
Some of them manage to hold out
for one or two elections, but they
are generally not able to survive
more than two defeats. If the
republicans had no better en-
couragement than is afforded
them in the state and county
elections of the south they would
soon play out in such states as
Arkansas, but they get the fed.
eral patronage and are required
to keep up their local organiza-
tions out of defence to the nation
al party. But there is no such
encouragement for the Prohis,
and still they keep up the fight.
We are compelled to give them
credit for isncierity of purpose,
even we discredit their judge
ment.-Arkansas Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20
For President Of the Senate.

At the close of the last session
Senator Kings friends urged him
to be candidate for president of
the senate, but he modesty stood
aside. In looking over the list of
eligibles now it will clearly be
seen that there is no senator
whose chances of election are
better, or who would preside over
the senate with greater ability or
dignity. The corporation lobby
lists do not want him, nor any
other senator who represents the
peoples interests, but the people
should take an interest in the
matter and support a man of their
own sort, as Dave King is. This
presidency of the senate is no un-
important post. Through the ap-
pointment of committees and
otherwise the presidents influence
over legislation is very great; and
The Herald would like to see
Dave King acting governor a few
times.-Hardy Herald.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20
Missouri Justice.

1t is said that Missouri judge
charged a jury as follows: "Gen-
tleman of the jury, if you believe
what the attorney for the defense
has said you will bring in a ver-
dict for the defendent, or if you
believe what the attorney for the
plaintiff has said, you will bring
in a verdict for the plaintiff, but,
if like me, you do not believe
what either of them has said, |
don't know what the devil you
will do" The jury fined each
lawyer $40 and discharged the
plaintiff and defendant. Elk.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

The action of the state convep-
ton in declaring James P. Clarke
the democratic nominee for Uni
ted States senator was a piece Of
manipulation wherein the mach
inc exceeded its authority, as the
convention had no right to do
such a thing. The senators an d
representatives are instructed on
that question and the action of
the state convention cannot
change their instructions. How
ever it appears to us, as ono who
supported Senator Jones, that it
would be a graceful act if the
senator would announce his with
drawal from the contest and 40 :
knowledge his defeat 1t is due
his friends.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20
The papers say that Mark

The papers say that Mark
Hanna has declared himself in
favor of Roosevelt for president
again. The papers also quote
Mr.. Hanna as saying that he has
higher ambition than to be
president of the United States,
and that he will devote the rest of
his days in an effort to- settle the
differences between capital and
labor. Whenever you hear of
Mark Hanna straihing himself in
an effort to lift the burden from
the back of labor and place even
a small part OF it on the broad
outside of capital, call on the
Record for one, please.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20
Main 7 r Wallnr- who mad

Major j. T. Waller, who made
the island of Samar ga howling
wilderness" reached San Fran
cisco last week. In an interview
he said the revolution in the
Philippines could not be ended
without the severest measures be-
ing used. Major Waller admits
having received orders from Gen.
Jacob H. Smith to make the island
of Samar a howling wilderness,
and says his command killed
about five hundred natives.
"Hell," said the Major, sis a
winter resort compared to Sa.
mar"
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

When Gov. Davis appeared
before the state convention, after
he had been declared the nominee
for governor, and plead with that
body to nominate Judge Wallace
for associate justice of the su-
preme court, and if it could not
nominate Wallace to nominate
Martin, he certainly made a seri-
Gus mistake. Judge Battle was
nominated in the primary and
Gov. Davis knew it, and his effort
to stampede the convention
against, him was sadly out of
place. Talk about boilers, what's
the matter with the governor?
Didn't he rise up and advise the
delegates to defeat a man who
was fairly nominated and NOM
mate a man whom the people did
not want? The voters of Arkan-
sas can bolt Jeff Davis if jeff Da-
Wis can balk on Judge Battle.
The papers will now please keep
quiet about the press that sees
fit to criticise Gov. Davis, be-
cause it will not denounce him
more bitterly than he denounced
Judge Battle before the state
convention. And Judge Battle
is a regular democratic nominee
the same as Jeff Davis.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20
TWO YEARS HENCE.
The Next State Convention 10 be Held at
Hot Springs.

HOT SprIn2S
The following resolution was
adopted by the late Democratic
state convention:
1. Resolved, by the Democra-
tic party of Arkansas in conven-
ton assembled, that a convention
of the Democratic party of said
state for the nomination of state
officers is hereby called to con.
vene at the city of Hot Springs,
in said state, on the second Tues
day in June, 1904.
2. Resolved, That said con-
vention shall be composed of
delegates who are to be chosen
by county convention or primary
election. which shall be held in
the respective counties on the
first Saturday in the month OF
April, 1904.
3. Resolved, That meetings,
whether conventions or primary
elections, as each county may
determine, shall be held at the
various voting precincts in all the
townships of the state on the last
Saturday Of March, 1904, for the
purpose of voting for candidates
for state offices, and OF selecting
delegates to the respective coun.
ty conventions to be held on the
day designated above.
4. Resolved, That the state
central committee selected by this
convention shall be empowered
to fix the basis of representation
for the respective counties in SAID
state convention, and that said
committee be directed to give due
notice of these resolutions by fur
nishing to the chairman and
secretaries Of the respective coun-
ty central committees copies OF
the same at least sixty days be.
fore said township meetings are
to be held, as above provided.
5. Resolved, That said state
central committee shall have
power to enter upon the roll of
delegates for temporary organiza-
ton of the next state convention
only thenames Of such delegates
az may be chosen by the respec-
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

1t is extremely amusing to no.
tice a few of our squirrel-head
brethren praising the platform
adopted by the Arkansas demo-
cratic state convention, who are
habitually abusing Mr.. Bryan
and who are advocating the Sc
lection of such a man as David
B. Hill as a candidate for presi-
dent in 1904. Our friends are
corking themselves. David B.
Hill and the Kansas City plat
form are miles and miles apart.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

The Sharp County Record,
which has at times been very
caustic in its opposition to Gov
ernor Davis, says that when the
governor does a good deed it
openly endorses it, but at the
same time reserves the right to
disagree with him OF criticize any
Of his public acts it sees fit. This
is the only proper course for a
newspaper to pursue. However,
some OF the papers which sup
ported Davis through the recent
campaign seem.to think he is an
angle on earth, while great
many of those that fought him
are yet So bitter in their denun-
ciats,' 9f him as to make them
selvesSAdiculous ous.-Newark Jour-
nal.
1t is refreshing to see journal
that supported Gov. Davis in his
campaign proclaim its independ-
ence w speaking its disapproval
of the governors acts which are
unworthy of praise. The Journal
is one that does it. AS we have
remarked before, there is no sense
in a newspaper going demccratic-
ally dumb and blind, but, sad to
relate, some patriotic effusionists
in North Arkansas have done
that thing,
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20
OFFICIAL.

|congressman, First Distrct-f d. McouIioch
oeidence Mariana, Lee County,
'Senstor, Second Dist--D. Il. KING
u udge, 18th Judicial Dist-ohn McOaieo'
.7ening Shade.
Pros. Atty. 10th Dlst-P. IL. CrehssA"'
gocahOntas. .,,.
sHARp CoUSrY-Representatwe- iliiaRi E'
Pounders.
<Jadge-J. @. Smith.
|Clerk-H, d. Hill.
'gherif-Jasper Hutchson.
"a ssessor--J. A, Harrell.
<rreasurer-E. L. Die erson
IA. Examiners-J. A. atkins in southern
#strict. J, Ragansin Northern.
A THE Courts,
|circuit Court, N. Dist--First Monday In jan
kry and July In S. DIst-Second MONDAY I'D
kbruary and August .u,
4 zCountg Court-Sd Monday In January, April
hly and october. 49,.
fProbate Court, s, Dist--2n1 Monday in March' !
nne, September and December.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

It is sometimes troublesome to
answer questions. Here is an
instance:
"This is an age of progress,
and the citizenship of Arkansas
has no use for habitual drunk
ards or missing links. "-Imboden
News.
"Well, what in the name OF
common decency did YOU want
Jeff to be our governor for"'-
Maynard Backlog.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

Once upon a time we heard a
man say he was not candidate
for the United States senate; that
he hoped "old jim Berry would
live a thousand years to represent
the people of Arkansas in the
senate, and NOW that man wants
to sit in Berry's warm place.
What degenenate days these bel
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

The speech made by Mr.. Hoar
of Massachusetts, in the United
States senate against the Philip
pine bill is to be circulated all
over the country as campaign
literature. And Mr.. Hoar will
line up on the republican side
when the lining up time comes.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

We hope our distinguished
Senator, David Lunsford King,
will again lay his antitrust bill
before that corporation, the Ar
kansas senate, and we hope he
will insert a paragraph including
the political trust now doing busi-
ness in the state.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

"Gov. jeff Davis must be a
very Cody man. Most Of us do
not have to be expelled from
church in order to be able to stay
away. Chicago Journal.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

Col. W. j. Bryan declares that
under no circumstances will he
become the fusion candidate for
governor of Nebraska. Between
lectaring and editing the Com
moner the Col. is doing nothing
if not raking in the shekels.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

Our old friend of the Walnut
Ridge Blade remarks that the
young de nocracy of Arkansas is
in the saddle. Some old poll
ticioners are leading the hoss,
Bro. Riley.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

A man at Marshall claims to
have caught and killed 6,526 po-
tato bugs this season. 1t might
have been cheaper for the man to
have bought his spuds.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

The editors of the Imboden
News fell upon US like thousand
of brick in a recent issue. We
are completely crushed.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

Gov. Jeff Davis has contrib
uted $50 to the Worlds Fair
fund. The other state officials
might we'll follow suit.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

The Memphis Morning News is
chock full OF news and a thing of
beauty as we'll. The News de-
serves a full measure of success.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

We read in a foreign dispatch
that the Pope has bestowed the
red hat upon Martinelli, Won
Proczyaa and Skerbeusky. This
will be good news to our readers.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

Arkansas Democrats have re-
newed their faith in the Kansas
City platform. The reorganizers
can dc no business in Arkansas.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

If you will just think about it a
little, there is no use in the pro-
hibiuionists of Arkansas placing
a man in the field for governor.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

The Baptists of Little Rock
and the Baptists Of Russellville
now have an opportunity to make
goo.goo eyes back and forth.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

Attorney General George W.
Murphy will be candidate for
governor two years hence, so his
friends say.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

The Lawrence County Tele-
phone was sweet sixteen last
week. The Telephone is dandy
and always was.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

William j. Bryan will speak at
Mammoth Spring June ri. No
doubt he will be heard by many
people.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

The republican state conven-
ton meets the 26th. 1t is said
Majah Myers, the regular, and
Charlie Greaves, the insurgent,
are working on their speeches of
acceptance.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

Hon. Joe Short OF Salem is hot
IN the fight for president OF the
next senate.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

Gov. Davis has joined the Bap-
tist church at Russellville. You
can't keep a good man down.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

If the early bird catches the
worm always, Senator Berry had
as we'll get out of the way.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

Mississippi has four candidates
for governor. Mississippi has no
edge en- Arkansas.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

TO whom it may concern. The
News is for Jefferson Davis to
succeed Senator Berry in the
United States ate.-Imboden
News.
My! How surprising!
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20
| T. ]. DAVIDSON, Mp.
R'!| Estate /: Agent,
EVENING SHADE, ARK ANSAS.

Ei GREEMENTS OF LIE ASE, ACKNOWLEDGE
ments, atlidavits to accounts, DISPOSITIONS snd
renewal ,of mortgages taken. Abstracts OF
5ltle furnished. Bills of SALE bonds for title,
aeeds Of trust--personaty and realty--deeas,
Auit-clam husbands, unmarrieti>pcrsons, wifes
land, warranty, with accomplishment OF dover;
md erop--and powers Of attorney, written and
on reasonable terms.
Applications fer hOmestcads and pre- -emptions
md donations prepared and pasents procured.
Applications for redemption Of lands from
|tate and petitions to refund taxes erroneously
paid.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20
Directory.
RELIGIOUS.

RELlGlODS'
Preaching at the Methodist church second ana
\ I'd .sundays in each month Rev. J' ~
|tson pastor. Everybody invited.
onI q, tho Msfbodist church. Everybody Is
5ted te come U. c. sH HANER,
i'eu W S''e' superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20
70 Cure . Cold IL Oas pay

Take Laxative Bromo.Q Quinins
Tablets. All druggists refund til.
money If it fails to cure. X. w
Groves ~ignsture Is Oh each box
25 cents,
Sharp County record., 1902-06-20

tive counties on the day fixed
above.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-10-25
Big Creek News

Fine pleasant weather.
Dor Wilson's shoulder is slowly i'm
proving.
Lots of wheat being put in these
beautiful days.
John Goble completed Rolla Clack's
house this week.
Wheat seeding and putting up feed
is the order OF the day.
We understand Wesley Marquand
was quite sick last week.
Joe Keraus and John Halbleib were
east side visitors last week.
Lou Gleason was interviewing the
voters along the line last week.
Heuben Burns was talking politics
in Ellis last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Swan Pearson and daughter
Anna were shopping in Ellis last Mon
day.
Mrs. G. w. Staplin arrived home
from Washington. d. c., last Thurs
day mo- Mug. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will CLASSIFY were Wis
ling with Mr. and Mrs. Goble last
Sunday afternoon :
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-10-25
Vote for T. S. Howe for
probate jude.

Our readers have all read about the
ballet deal, but we forgot to mention
last week that there was almost a
tragedy connected with the transac-
ton. Ey chance the two old reliable
ptiDters met at the county clerks Of
flee almost at the same time to look
over the bids of tue printing of the
3allots. We were the last to arrive
aud as we stepped into the office the
colnCy clerk was talking at the ate
of 40 miles an hour and in a very high
lone. We asked to see McGill's bid.
The county clerk flew into a mt of pas
sion, threw the bid upon the table.
Just then the tall editor made the re-
mark th9t all lie wanted was fair
play-uhe clerk was on his feet in an
Instant, his face was crimson and his
eyes flashed, lie drew back bis right
arm as il he meant to deal the tall ed
nor one of Jeffries' famous knockout
blows. The tall editor stood there
r.,e clerk cooled of ttifile and sat
down. The short editor then asked
he county clerk il he would be will
log to let us all put in new bids. He
was willing but his FREUD McGill
wasn't We honestly believe bad we
not stepped into the Office when we
did there would Uave been a dead edi-
Lor I'D town ,ls.t ni9at as tue clerk
bad blood i'll us eve. This is a nice
way 10 treat Lae poor printers-tak lie
a .ob 3w.v from them and lick them
~ Ihe oar.;din. We wouldn't vote for a
fellow who would threat the printers
ihet way
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-10-25
CoIlyer.

F. NJ. Coop is building nice little
boIse in Coilyer.
Louis LIZ son and lot of the boys
were in town on Sunday.
Jim Finch sbipped four cars of cat
tie last week to Kansas City.
Jesse Roger passed through town
Que day last week on his wheel.
Galloway shipped five more cars of
cattle on Tuesday to Kansas City.
Miss Nellie league returned home
on Sunday lest from Holton, Kans.
Misses LoUtie Eberling and Bessie
Polkosky went to Wa-Keeney on Mop
dav morning.
Tue ball given by the Woodman
lodge last Friday evening was all O.
K, aud a good turnout p. esent.
Henry Colby has returned after
three months absence east. and says
Co'iver is good enough for him, and
his blother has also moved to Collyer
from Osborne county.
Re;ormer j. W. Phares. county
clerk, puts me in mind of the story
ABOUT the Irishman when he saw the
first steam shovel at work. He said:
s'You can puff and YOU can blow, and
you can do the work of forty men, but
by g., you can't vote" John Phares
can puff and blow and preach reform,
but it won't get any votes. People
have been fooled too many times.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-10-25
C. D. YETTER,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
papers neatly and accurately
execated.
OGALLAH KANSAS
OgaIIah.
OGALLAH
KANSAS.

Drilling wheat the order OF the day.
Ross 81 Waldo are painting their
buildings.
Mrs. Knapp and children left Mon
day for visit to relatives in Ne
braska.
Hon. J. ii. Reeder was shaking
hands with the voters of Ogallah,
Wednesday
A very pleasant gathering at John
Harrison's Monday evening. This was
given by the Y. P. S. c. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton expect to
leave soon and have sold their prop
erty in Ogallah TO ]. p Marquand.
Evangelist L. S. Terry closed SER
les of meetings Sunday night. Two
baptisms reported as result of this
meeting.
The school enrolment is now %
with good active interest shown by
the pupils, and prospects bright for d
good years work.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Burns express
their sincere thanks to kind friends
and neighbors who so kindly assisted
them during Reuben's sickness Your
kindness will never be forgotten.