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Sharp County record., 1908-11-20
LOCAL NEWS.
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Next Thursday is Thanksgiv-
ing.
The weather could hardly be
finer.
C. B. Snow was up from Max
vile one day this week.
A little more than a month and
the holidays will be here,
John Edwards spent Sunday at
the Northern District capital,
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. D. K. Taylor Sunday
night.
100 fine art pictures at the
drug store at 5, 10 and Is cents.
No two alike.
j. B. Ritchie, one of the oldest
citizens of Ash Flat, was in town
a few days ago.
John Dial, the new overseer, is
doing some work on the public
roads this week.
James Brummitt, the grocery
drummer, was here Saturday
seeing his customers.
M. G.. Jones was here Friday
selling dry goods for the B.
Lowenstein Co. of Memphis.
r. B. Clear is teaching at Lib
erty Hill, He has an enrolment
Of 40 pupils and a good school.
dSQN
-OSophen D. Johnston ia holding
down the county treasurer's Of
flee like an old hand at the busi-
ness.
G. R. landlord came up from
Batesville Tuesday and is spend
ing q few days in Evening
Shade.
Lewis Collins left Monday for
Newport, where he is employed,
after spending couple of weeks
at home.
Pleasant, sure, easy, safe little
liver Pills, are DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. Sold by Snow
Drug Co.
John l., Gawf, one of the Rec.
ord's good friends at Balboa,
was a business visitor to the city
Wednesday.
Miss Annie Wilson left Tues
day for Batesville, where she
will spend a couple of weeks vis-
ting friends.
What this country needs,
among other things, is religion
that will make men pay their
honest debts.
T. j. Norris, accompanied by
his daughter, was here from
Poughkeepsie Wednesday doing
some trading.
Mrs. J. r. Metcalf left Satur.
day for Calico Rock for a visit
with her brother, David Shaver,
who is quite i'll,
Shelby Woods left the latter
part OF last week for Monette,
Cralghead county, where he has
secured employment.
Sharp County record., 1908-11-20
SCOTS
Emulsion

Of Cod Liver on is the means
Of life and enjoyment Of life to
thousands: men, women and
children.
When appetite falls, Il restores
Il. When food Is a burden, it
lifts the burden.
When you lose flesh, Il brings
the plumpness Of health.
When work Is hard and duty
Is heavy, Il makes life bright.
II Is the thin edge Of the wedge;
the thick end Is food. But
what Is the use OF food when
you hate Il and can't digest Il?
SCOTS Emuision Of Cod Liver
OH Is the food that makes you
forget your stomach.
Sharp County record., 1908-11-20

and Miss Blanche Green,
Poughkeepsie couple.
w. c., Snow last week pur-
chased the residence property In
the south part of town. vacated a
few days by M. A. Coger.
Tuesday a marriage license
was issued to George W. Run
sick and Laura Vance, a couple
who live in the neighborhood of
Balboa,
w. A. Edwards is having a
new fence put in front of his
residence. j. w. Young is do
ing the work, and is using rock
and iron.
John R. Metcalf is in Little
Rock representing the Evening
Shade lodge of Masons in the
grand lodge, which convened
there Tuesday.
Miss Marjorie Stockard spent
Monday night in the city, re-
turning to her home at Ash Flat
from Cave City, where she visit
ed friends a few days.
Last week M. A. Coger pur-
chased from W. A. Edwards the
property on Main street opposite
the Methodist church, and moved
his family there Monday.
George Carver and Miss Carrie
Green, who live in the eastern
portion of the county, were
licensed to marry one day this
week by Deputy Clerk Justua.
Fl, M, Hightower, one of Sid
ney's best young men, has begun
six.months term of school at
Tupelo, Jackson county, and
writes us to send him the Record.
To all good boys and girls;
Oae day last week Santa Claus
left a fine lot of toys with us and
promised many more. He didn't
forget mother and father, either.
Snow Drug Co.
Miss Berta Crow Of Joplin,
Mo who closed a very success
ful meeting at Cave City last
Sunday, is now engaged in a
meeting at F'airview, near Reed's
Creek.
| O. G.. Shaver, who is teaching
at Center, spent, Saturday and
Sunday here with his family.
EGe says he has one of the most
satisfactory schools he has ever
taught.
Several wagons loaded with
apples, grown in Missouri, have
passed through h ere lately.
These apples are taken to some
of the lower counties and sold at
fancy prices,
Dow Davis, who lives near
town, brought the Record office
some extra fine turnips few
days ago. It took only q dozen
Of these turnips to fill q half
bushel measure.
| G. ID, Evans killed o nice lot Of
lish four or five days ago, ao-
oording to his own statement,
but just what day the act was
accomplished ia more than be
will make public,
Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Jernigan
and their two children were at
Mobley Wednesday and present
az the marriage Of DR. Jernigan's
sister, Miss Cora TO Walter Heard
Of Jackson county.
Col Sam II, Davidson and
wife loft several days ago for
Little Rock, Col. Davidson
holds the highest position in Roy.
Al Arch Masonry, and Is attend.
ing the grand chapter.
The Record printed a lot Of
eIreulara Saturdav far - N
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Send thts sdvsNlsemens together with name
cfpsvsv N which n sppssrA yous sdsIrsss and
fur csnssso tower postage, and W. will ssrd
you > "compIsss Handy Atlas of the World"
SCOTT o DowNr. 400 Pearl a.. New y~t
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Ia GRAN MODA.

No hay senoEa nj ssnoEits elsgants, que
no Adorne 30 poinAd0 con Ei1og on Bus dis
tintas foEmss. Vienen coYonaG de Rios
para delants IN dollar , medic una. Hay
rizo1 de vaHios preCioa.
Gran BuTtido en- abrigoB de tafstan ne.
gro llRmRdoE Monte Carlo dssde Baig do
liars On Rd0lante. Son mnchD mas vsntA
joIOs que IoH que % han estado vendiendo
AhoFa.
OinturOneI elkIticoB con puntaB de ace
70 sn negro, blsnoo y coloEe8 & so Cents'
voB uno' Cinturoneg de cabritiIa blan.
cor negHoB con hebilIag atras ? Bin elias &
so oontayOs Peinetas finng = juegoI de
psinstas de gran noysdad, Todo esbo acR'
bs de llegaT Il "Paris Bazaar" dc Pedro
Giuati, FoTtalezR 81.
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SLO gustn Ia ntslsa7 sQulorO olrln7

CompTe una Pianola nm Piano pianos
10 do la Celebre CASA THE AEOLIAN
Co., dc New York que ha perfeoCionado
este inHtFumento hAsta llegar Ia Rltura
que eBt6. Oualquisr persona pueds inter.
PFetaE una Fieza de m6Bica como i fusFa
un aYtigtR.
AdsmGE, hay HiempEe pianos de la como
CidR maFCa PLEYEk Fisnau Alamsns5.
pianos WebeTy marca PARIS BAZAAR,
sAtoB tiltimOs plazoB Faz6n de $40 men.
SuRles sin pRgsr NADIA BdelsntRdo.
Una vista 81 PARIS BAZAAR da Pa.
dEO GiuBti una caEta diEiiida 81 depsrts.
mento musical pondF6 las persona1 int.
reSadRs On poHeHi6n de los dRtos que Ha
nnnaam
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AVISAMOS6 q nuestros favorecedores que
en- nuestrO establecimieuto OLA VILLA
DE MADRID", acabamos de recibir:
CORSEIS Franceses desde 50 centavos &
S61 TRAJES bordadOs y de Tul de los ul-
t.mos modelos de PARIS Y st GALL, teif-
timas PLUMAS de Ostrich, un gran surti-
do en- ClNTURONE5 de Piel Eslasticos,
el surtidO mas complete en- PEINETAE de
fantasia desde 25 centavOs S25 cada una,
los lejftimOs DRILES No. 100 Y JIPIJAPA,
TricOts y ELASTICOTINA para Frac etc,
(exclusivos en- estos patrones) Y eI surtido
mas complete en- TIRAS BORDADAS Y
BRODERIES, que vendemos constante-
mente mitad de precio. Tenemos tam
bien, lejftimRs MANTAS de los Princes
para Wales, Telas de hilo Espafiolas
Ynglesas y cuantos artfculos de nuestro
ramO solicite el p1blico de buen tonO.
Visitenos pidanos muestras Y Ie hare
mos cualquier envfO por correo 6 EXPIRES.
TelefonO 278. p. o. Box 784
San Francisco 81. San Juan, IL, r
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Ell Popular" uIsltadO.

Durante laB fsutaa del Carnival no hu.
bo para nadis' nino para 81 popular
America SalaB = todaB Las oCuFEentsI mag
caIitas que animREan los baileB luciSn eI
RcTeditado cRlzado del Popular" Nue..
vas importaciones de elegaute1 modelo8
para Heforas, sefioFitaB, ni6as caballsrca
Eecibs On todoH Loo CorEsol 81 acEeditado
sstablsCimisntO Para ID pE6xima 'Ismnna
santa" FdIOuaB hay IN gran HuEtido'
En- peEfumsEia y obi Gtos de fantasia no
hay tampoco compassionate.
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IntMOsa { los Pr0fssar0s d ndsIel.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-TisnO
cOnatants existsncia de Los 1iguientes ins'
trumentoE: FlautinaB, Flauta1, TeEcsFolau,
ObOes, Rsquintos, Ciarinetes, Fagotes,
Violineg VioloncalloS, ContEabaio1, Man.
dolinas, BsndurFiaB, GuitarFa1, Cornetinon,
Onovene4 Trombone1, BaEftonoI BombaI'
dinoE, HsliOonsg, (bajoB) TriSnguIos, Pla.
tillous RedoblAntss y BOmboI. M6todos
de solfeo y para todR claEe do inutHumen'
tOs Accessories y mdica en- general
San Juan, r. B. Apartsdo n6m. 216.-
Calls do Allen n6m, 81 Sol ndm. 26.
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LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE.

Itinerario. -salidas de Bayam6n Capt.
tai simultaneamente.
Dias laborables.- Mafana 6, 7. O5, g 80 8
45 loo. Tarde 1915, las, 8I5, 485, 5.45.
y $50.
Dfas festivos.-MafIana 6,7c5, $50 9.45
y il. Tarde 1915 1.SO, 2 so, 8 80, 4, so 5,
95 y $50.
Billetes baratos para dfas festivos De
Cataflo Bayamon, ida y vuelta Ia. clase
ESQ "a. c'ase 16c. De Bayam6n Cataflo Y
vuelta "a. clase 15G, %. clsse 1Oe.
Billetes ordinario de Capital Catafio en-
la, clase 8 cent8vos.
BayRmon 10 de Septienbro de 1905
Ramon X0ldaR
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PARA REGALOB. - El acrsditsdo
cafe MORGAN, 81 nusvo cafe FortaleEa 21
Reaba de reCibir nm msguffcO SuTtido dc
eIegRnte8 Csjitsa de esqniSitos dGtceB y
bsmbOneS, pEopiOB para regalos dc esta
y otEa temperate, Las mas acTeditada
maEcas de chocolates DC enCuentran ALI los
sntuChss son do 10 mas aTtfntioo y fno.
Los helado8 de ffutRs del pals , refrescoS
Siguen Sisndo de 10 mas eBquisitO. Pre-
oi0S m6diCOE Rervicio rSpido tods
hoEa. EI ChocolatO "Baker" offeCe atrs'
Ysntea nOvedades.
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T0ma de possession
del C0TOneI Wilson.

En- Ia tarde de aver, en- el campo del
MORO, tuvo lugar una lucidfAimR paERda
militAr del batall6n puertorrique1o, con
motivo de lR toma de poseBi6n del nusvo
Comandante Official, Coronel Wilson.
Las mRniobras de los muchRchO8 puer
toFEique Il y, sstuvieFon la aItuTa del me-
jor Eegimieuto diEciplinado.
81 acto fa6 pTegsnciado por numsroBo
p6blico, = ssi8tieFoD Rdem6B del nusvo 90.
Fonsl 81 Baliente Mr.. Bailey.
DaBeamoB este pundonoToEo militaF,
que On bFeve embArca para los EstadoB Ia
mas feliz trAveafA.-IomGS LosanO.
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LAS OGHO RgRAs.

FL comisionado del interior Mr.. Grshs
me hS pRsado una circular todos los en-.
cargadoB de trabsjos pdblioos, oTden6ndo'
Leo que 90 les pague los obreEos las haraH
que tEAbsjon adem6S de las oCho Teglamsn'
taFlsG, como e1traoEdinaFias.
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OPORTUNTDAD.-Por tener que dc
dicaPSs ~ duefio otros negoCioV, ge ven.
de 81 establecimisnto BiIlar Cafstfn ins.
taladO en- la paFRda % de SAntuECe frents
a Ia Iglosia. Para infoEme8 en- el mismo
aatAbleCimientO Gabriel FarYar. 16Y
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S so semanaIes raIIosos rapaIoa

Cualquier persona de activldad y energla
puede ganarse $4,000 semanaIsS vendiendo
sos, en- colores. Los cuadros miden Is < 20
pulgadas. 6olic1tese circulary muestras en-
Vlando 25c. OGo americana osu equivalete
FREE & KLEE 50 Union So. New-YOh o.. S
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- Ell CLUB do +. Kehrhahn & 90.
Eegala un reloi de ORC aWalthAm" Bsma
nRlments entire Bus ClisnteE, ID Ultima %.
mana obtuvo uno, Ia se1oritO Josefs JuF
be, de BRYam6D. uooio ndmeFo %.
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TEATR0 MUNICIPAL.

Eata nochs He repTo8entaTG en- 81 Muni.
Cipal Ia grandioua obra del g6nsro gEaude
"El JuramsntO'' obrs que hRce tempo no
Be daba en- Puerto Rico.
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INnLcLnaR GENERll

>.1NsEJO a Las MADkES.-Ei jaraDe ealnaants o.
Sea Winslow debe siepre que los n1os estsb
8 pequeho paeente, produce sueno natural traneujO
ivia el door e angelic despiera muy vvoNy alegra
Hs muV agradahe al paladar calma al nino ablada
oncas aiva sus dolores, hacs fces las funciones del
st6mago Fsgui9 los intesunose S FL meor rsIled2
30 euaguea otra eausa. l6ngaee mucho euldado ps
a. aofapa
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RasfauIadnE YitaI de- Rinnrd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hombres. Ga.
rantizado. PreciO $1-OO, ORC. Siempre d la
Venta en- la Farmacia de Fidel CUTLER
mety. Ha cuFRdo otros, 10 cura aV Sc
solicitan pedtdos por correo,
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SOLlRES EN- sANTURcE.

So venden nolares con frents 4 ID Carge.
terra central , otros interioEsB con calIes
afrmadag.
IofoFmsr6 w. Bosch. Taaan ndmero
3 altos. D.
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LOS MAS ACREDITADOs. A.
BlanCo Fernandez. FlbTlGlRie Do IIGOrOs
COnoCidO ventsjoaamente en todR la iala =
sxtraniere. Ordsnss 81 ApaEtado 887, 8 ls
Gale de Tetu6n 43, on San juan, de
Puerto Rico.
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AL RECIBO DE S 8 snvismoB &
vueltS de OOrreO un Eeloi Elgin gsTantiza-
do por diez amos, poF $40 rsmitimoB uno
mRFGa WaIthan. - +. KehrhGhn. San
Juan T.. R. an.
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Ell MAS ACREDITADO. Hasta
bonitas piszas musiCale8 han Aido com.
puestaB on honor de los favoreCedoreB dc
Ia acEeditRda mRrca "Ron San Luin" que
han podido llsvRF 81 primer pusSto los
Alvarez HermanoB de eats plazR. FL de.
p6Eito, San Joa6 en- San Juan, He We
Conatantemsnte viuitRdo poE loa favorsce.
doFes de eae aEticulo que hRcen gEandeB
pedidoa para toda la islR. No 10 olvideia.
Ron "sRn Luis" que no Contiene ningunR
RugkanciR neFiudicin1,
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sE VENDEN AC- ZONES del muelIe
an construction, de la Porto Rico Dock
Company, diFijanss exrra7ando 81 nombre
domicilio del que las deuee g. @. g. j
Box 612 8. ]. PuaTtoi Rico. 3v.E
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CASA DEiPREsTAMOs de Jose Ba'
San. Allen 81 st.-Haee operRCioneB
EobFe alhsiag. Dssde 100 dollars On Rde-
lante al inteF6s BerG conventional y no
sxCsder6 del 80 mensual. ComprR y
vends alhajss mOdernag y Rntiguag San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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a sE ALQUILAN spOUsntos
a tros y ouRtro pesos en- Ia CASA
Rl lAdo do ls fabrics de tabR-
COS Puerta de Tierra. antigua C6rcsl. In.
foEmar6n Allen 66. 45 va.
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-sE VENDE. .UN HERMOsJ J SO
LAR frsnts 81 PaTque BoEiuqusn diStan
10 so metros del mar.
Informar6n en- Ia NotaEfa de Julio c.
Sac GonE6les. 15v,R.
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INTEREsANTE. -ss ofrsca en- vsnta
nm autom6vil maECR Thomas Flyer de so
CabAlloE de fuaFER de muy POGO uao y re
Oi ntemsnte impoEtado.
Una CsIdera muItitubulaT IA x s, Cuya
tuheRfa solo De ha usAdo una zAfra.
Una Chimenea de planchaB de hieEEo
3l16, 80 pies alto por 5 de di6metro, en-
busnas condolences de uBo. Iuformsr6
{uidEo A. Sanchez. San Juan P. r. Fe'
bEsE0 25 de 1908. 15v.s.
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En- les paEsd ena los en Ia senaI de dar
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Evening journal., 1908-11-23
MUSIC HALL

To a calamity bowler the attendance
at Music Hall would be a revelation.
On last Friday evening the large dance
hall would not hold the people. Mr..
kreuger was compelled to move all
the seats in the theatre end to accom-
modate the dancers. The matinee on
Saturday afternoon was as usual 4 bis,
winner-being attended by a large and
representative west end audience who
heartily enjoyed the up-to-date pic
lures and the clever songs. This week
Mr.. kreuger proposes to have a novelty
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings, also a big carnival on THURSDAY
This carnival will attract all the dane
ers Of the city. as there will be a filI
and complete orchestra to play the bali
and as the couples tire OF dancing thew
can sit down in the theatre and see the
best moving picture show in town
What makes Music Hall so popular is
the varied attractions. where others
have pictures alone. 1t is the largest
picture show in town, the greatest
dancing floor and the largest orches-
ira In the city. II is no wonder that
Music Hall is crowded nightly.
Evening journal., 1908-11-23
THEATRICAL
THE GARRICK

The Thanksgiving show at the Gar
rick presents three big European at
fractions in The Ten Goldin Troupe,
singers, dancers and musicians; Jacobs
and his comedy dogs, and The Great
Onlaw Trio. and local audiences are
especially fortunate in being able TO
enjoy these big star features at this
time. Al Haynes and Julia Redmond
& Company, in The Critic and the
Singer have a great comedy sketch.
The Trocadero Four is a comedy quar-
tet far above the average in point OF
merit. Mile. Troja and George Whit
ney. formerly Of THE Melnotte Twins"
have another excellent number. and
Minnie Stokes and her funny folks and
The Great Vanderbilt Cup Races will
add greatly to the enjoyment of the
entertainment which this house is to
offer for Thanksgiving week. Man
ager Dockstader states that this in
his judgment is one of the best shows
the Garrick has yet offered for holi-
day week, and it must be admitted that
It looks good to anyone with any
knowledge at all of vaudeville.
Evening journal., 1908-11-23
THE AVENUE

At the New Avenue Theatre this
afternoon the house will reopen after
having been closed for week in or Ssr
to prepare for turning this into a dra-
matte house. The play selected for
the opening is up York State" which
play was made famous by David Hig-
gins the author. The management of
the Avenue regards itself as particu-
larly fortunate in securing a company
composed Of clever people. 1t is head
ed by Lorne Elwyn and Margaret
Keene. both of whom are we'll known
as players. The supporting company
is also said to be clever. James F.
Mackey the lessee of the house will
himself play the comedy part and this
will be good news TO his many friends
in this city as Mr.. Mackey is a cap
able actor and a favorite here. The
production beginning on Thursday with
a special matinee on Thanksgiving day
will be THE Prodigal Son." It will
be the policy of the house TO give two
plays a week and II the patronage war
rants any first class play for which
there is a demand win be presented.
Evening journal., 1908-11-23
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

The Wilmington Orchestra tonight.
Human Hearts" Tuesday and We'd
nesday with a matinee on the latter
day and Florence Bindley in her new
play, IN the Nick Of Time" Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. with NATL
nees on Thursday and Saturday. con-
stitutes the program at the Opera
House this week
w. E. Nankeville's old play, Human
Hearts, opens its two days engage
ment tomorrow night ana viii no
doubt be literally patronized. The piece
has been seen in Wilmington on two
or three different occasions during the
eight years ii has been on the road.
In the Nick OF Time" which Flor
ence Bindley will play the Opera House
three days, starting with a Thanks
giving matinee, is a new play this
season. While of strong dramatic
merit the piece can hardly be termed
a melodrama. There is little of the
sensational about it, but instead IL
tells bright, straightforward story
OF more than passing interest The
comedy element IS strong and espe-
cially clever. In support of Miss
Bindley there is a company of TWENTY
1--WE people. including six specially en-
gagged vaudeville acts. Seats are now
on sale for all performances during
the week
Evening journal., 1908-11-23
HAYTIAN REBELS
SURROUNDED

ny United Press Leased Special Wire.
PORT AU PRINCE. HaytL Nov, 2S-
It Is announced at the palace that the
revoluilonlsts under General Antonio
simon are isolated IN Les Cages and that
their capture IS but the question OF a
short time. No details OF aly fighting
are az hand but the officials declare that
the rebels are numerically small and but
indinercntly armed while the forces OPP
Grating against them are well equipped
and carry several rapid fire Guns.
IN the official announcement of the up-
rising made from the palace The follow
ing statement Is carried:
"Tho district OF Les Cages IS declared
IN state of scige because energetic
measures we're necessary to nip in the
bud a rebellion started by General simon
formerly delegate Of the Southern De
partment.'
/ II is stated by tho government on.
cials that tho rebels have received n'
ro,nforcoments from the outside and thai
the coast is now so well patrolled that u
win be impossible tor malcontenls to
land.
Evening journal., 1908-11-23
CR0SS-EYED INDIAN
ON NEW COUNTERFEIT

WASHINGTON. Nov 2S.-chief wilkie,
OF the Secret Service. has announced
that a new counterfeit 50 silver ceriih
cate Undian head has been detected IN
circulation. having FIRST made its appear
once in Providence. r. I. Tho conter-
felt note purports 20 be one Of those aus
thorized by the act OF August 4. 1856.
series Of 1890. check letter ID. face plate
No ., back plate No. 6e6, with portrait of
Onepapa.
The officials declare it IS a dangerous
photomechanlcal production printed on
one piece of heavy bond paper, but n
defect IN the plate gives tho Indian chief
a cross-eyod expression. The blue seal
closely approximates tho genuine in color,
but Is badly printed. being coarse and
rough. with many broken Lines. The
back OF the note is a very deceptive
piece OF work. and except for being the
lighter I'm color. appears much like the
genuine In the sample furnished Chief
WilSie there appears to have been no at
tempt to initiate the distributed silk
fibre
Evening journal., 1908-11-23
URGES YOUNG men TO
PLAY LIES GAME FAIR

Under the auspices Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. John
sparhawk. Philadelphia lawyer. ad-
dressed the mems meeting yesterday
afternoon in the Garrick Theatre His
subject, play the Came" received the
close attention Of the audience. He
said in part:
"Those who do not play the game
of life animated by noble ideals are
human derelicts." Mr.. Sparhawk said.
They are divided into two classes-the
men who through dissipation. misfor-
tune or faintheartedness have lost all
hope and the countless numbers that
are being borne along by the rushing
current of their own selfish desires.
Both are to be pitied, both may be re-
claimed.
Napoleon played the game, but he
did not play fair. The sun Of Auster-
litz was followed ten years later by
the sun of st. Helena. The greatest
ambition and genius, unmindful Of the
common good, must inevitably fail.
1T is pleasant to go with the crowd
but character is acquired by breast
Ing the storms that threaten to over
whelm us. Let us so conduct our lives
that we may say with Paul: Il have
fought the good fight; have finished
my course"