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There is q species of pino tree which grows in California and is known as the giant pine which is the largest of the pine genus, often rising to q height oi 900 feet, vita trunk 20 to 80 feet ir' girth.
 when does high priced wheat benefit tho farmer, is question variously an fswered. It does not do so at all seasons of the year. If the rise in wheat comes suddenly in tho spring, just when the old stock of grain isslow and tho new is not yet in sight, sphculators and grain dealers get all tho advantage of it. If, however, . sharp advance comes about harry est time. when eight put of every
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SONG SERVICE.
To Be Given at the Presbyterian Church Complimentary to
 Dr. Caldwell.

Next Sunday night song service will be given it the First Presbyter- ian church complimentary to Dr. J L. Caldwell. pastor, who leaves or a
 trip to the Holy Land in a few days. The choir, under the direction of Mrs ". H. Langford, will .eatler an ex- cellent program. Theswfill be as sisted by local singers. mAiss Bessie Altheimer will lend her vfeeto the service. The service win b abeauti- ful one. The program vi be pHb- lished in Sundays s issue $ 1the daily GRAPHIC. s...'.ss
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..OoO

in aetaaa cash is offered to the ss1hMcribers oi the Weekly yopmnerciaf AppeaI Every sending l0c for a years eubscriptio41 fH Enc weekly Commercial Appeal will be allowed & guess on the number of bales of cotton re=s telved tn Memphis from pte}n her I 1897 fA April lssS. fhe first c8rFect or nearest cor rect guess will get if tic euess is received m m January, s2 5oo: If in February, Si 500; if in correct guess will get. if it Is received iIl Jan
 laTy Si,701; 1T in February. $500: if Mafch S%9Ni the thtrd correct or nearest correct guess will get. if it is received in Januafy al ,0o1i If In February, s250; if in March, Sl60 1 This contest closes on March 31 but the guess IS OF the number of bales of cotton re- ceived in Memphis from September i. 1897 10 April b, 1898. In those months in ,05 and
 N, the number received was I07 260: between that tlme ID 96 and 9K 54224f bales were re- eeved. Ths will help you form m estltaate on your guess. The first three prizes make an aggregate tamount actually offered of $3 3e00 in cash
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CANDIDATES CARDS

The Adams Wilson Printing Co. is headquarters for cards and all kinds of job printing. Our name is suffici- ent guarantee that the work will be neatly and cheaply done. Hand- some round-cornered cards at popu. lar prices q speciality. A share Of your orders solicited.
 dtf ADAMS. WILSON PRINTING Co.
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SNBNEHNFN7 PRNf0f BEFR AB0OTYER N0 NDeYY
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Arkansas will prepare for a cred- itable exhibit at Omaha.

Arkansas will prepare for cred- itable exhibit at Omaha.
 Rioting at Algiers has somewhat subsided.
 Michael Hoffman, big liquor dealer of Kansas City. has failed for $1OO, GOO.
 A $10,OOo, GOO combine has been formed at New York to control the snuff business of the country.
 The Bolivian government is being urged to prepare for war, as a prob able outcome of the compact between Peru and Argentine.
 A bill for the establishment of a postal savings banks system will be prepared for future discussion by congress.
 All plantations near Manzanillo have been burned by the insurgents. They have sacked the town of Tapaste.
 The Niearaguan government is considering proposition of an Eng fish syndicate to purchase its inter oceanic rail and water route.
 Three crowded steamers left Seat tie for Alaska yesterday, carrying 1000 people in one day. Many more will travel in the City of To- peka today.
 Lord Hamilton, British Secretary of State for India, says he expects India will take steps toward a gold standard within a year.
 Arrangements have been made at Birmingham to entertain ". J. Bryan during the Mardi Gras cele- bration next month.
 The Spanish battleship vizeaya, 1000 tons displacement, has been ordered to visit American ports. The vessel will be welcomed.
 Consul General Lee will give a naval banquet at Havana, and Span ish naval officers have been author ized to attend. Insurcent leaders say that if Blauco returns without having bought off the leaders of the instruction autonomy will be pronounced a failure.
 American and Austrian ministers have called on the Porte for settle ment of claim for damage to the American Consul at Aleppo, who was an Austrian subject.
 A German soldier on outpost duty at Kaio Chou was murdered by a Chinese rabble, and marines are out to capture the guilty ones.
 The belief prevails in administra- tion circles at Washington that the end of the war in Cuba is at hand, and that the insurgents are at about the end of their rope. Even the Cuba3 sympathizers arc discourag- ed.
 There is growing probability that no river and harbor bill will be pass- ed at this session of congress. All appropriation bills are being scaled down to the limit.
 The British cruiser Pheasant is making a secret but rapid tripdown the Pacific coast line, and other war craft will follow. It is thoughtth that some trouble is pending off thecoast of Chili.
 There is little change in the New England strike situation. There are no signs of an end. Mill repre- sentatives will go to England to buy yarns, so as to do away with spin nerS altO0ether.
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QUARTERLY MEETING
Of the Main Street Methodist Church Saturday and
 Sunday.

The quarterly meeting of the Main Street Methodist Church will be held tomorrow Saturday. and Sunday. The Rev. A. Turrentine, presiding el- der of the Pine Bluff district, will preach the sermon at the II o'clock service Saturday morning. The re- mainder of the services will be con due ted by Rev. A. o. Evans.
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Meeting of A. M. E. Church.

Van Bnren, Ark. Jan. 27 to 30, 1898.
 For the above occasion the Cotton Belt will sell tickets to Van Buren and return at rate of one and one- third fare for the round trip ($s.05) on the certificate plan. Dates of sale Jan. 9 to 2S; return limit Feb. End.
 H BRINGMAN, Agent.
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.ExA9 MT. Arthur r. Adams. Superintend- ' i: ;e's: s ': ' 5 :s ':S' ::s i.
 Expecting the department at this fpiace.
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lertains a Party of Ladies and E Gentlemen by Hypnotizing.

)N Sa s sses ss. s.s ''; s s;'.ss s;sss- pgs He has succeeded In hypno-
 ladies, fete which Santanelli
 s&Nnot accomplish Ill this city. 8aits entertained q party of o4L~ and gentlemen last (Thurs- lA1O OoAA Nning at the residence of Mir.
 punback. Out of seven peo-
 aits hypnotizcd four ladies nnf P. gentleman. The fun he O 'sthe party was immense.
 Sulcts all obeyed promptly,
 VI such things as they
 pred to do. Mrs. Steinback
 ht all the motions of Ss poS. nd.l The entertainment NSH essful and highly en-
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Two Papers FOP
 tla Price of Ole.

The SERI-WEEKLY GRAPHIC and the WEEKLY COMMERCIAL APPEAL will both Dc sent to any address one year each for only @ 90 and zach subscription will be allowed aRuess on the cotton er0p, details of which appear above. Send order with guess direct to the GRAPHIC, With remittance, and get both papers for one year This offer is un- precedented and only holds good for q short while. So subscribe at once.
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DANGER OF FLOOD IS OVER
The Ohio River Recedes Over One
 Foot in Che Past Twenty Four Hours.

CINCINNATI, Ian. N.-The Ohio River has fallen over foot during the past twenty-four hours, and all danger of flood is past.
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Geo. Jackson (col.) was brought eiore Squire Vance this morning on sehange of venue from Squire Bald gin's court. He was charged with eating and assaulting his wife. The 'tpte could not produce any woman yp was his wife, so the case was Ripped.
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FALSE ALARM.

An alarm of fire was turned in at 3 o'clock this afternoon from the resi- dcnce of Mrs. c. A. Ringler on West Fourth avenue. A fiue ill the front part of the house was stopped ID
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Capt. M. W. Ware returned this morning to his plantation down the SValley road.
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Mrs. Bettie Hester returned to No ble Lake this morning after a short visit in this city
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Mir. John L. Mills and Hon. $. M. Taylor left last nigh 1t for New Lew isyille, on legal business.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the co- partnership heretofore existing be- tween Harris X Wecdon, at Wabba- sela, Ark, has been dissolved by mutual consent, MT. H. c. Harris re- tiring. Mr.John P. Weedon assumes all liabilities and will collect all ac. counts.
 Fl. c. HARRIS.
 j. R. WEGDoN. Wabbaseka, Ark, Jannary 26. 1898 d4t
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Mrs. Will Riley is quite sick.

Mir. E. R. Buster, of Kingsland, is in the city today.
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'' MT. William Donaldson, of Spring
 Aeld, H., arrived in the city last
 nlsht to accept the position of day Ap. o,elerk at the Arlington hotel. MT.
 Brunson Jenkins, who for number Ss@' '' aad ''H % ''a' enter some other
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Mrs. J. M. White returned to her .home at Linwood, after short visit to relatives in this city.
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Mir. D. (. Jackson, the popular and experienced hotel man, is now the
 night clerk at the Trulock.
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BoRN-To MT. and Mrs. c. H. Hum- bert, Thursday night, Jan. 27th, 1898. Q son.
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o MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE.

TV TTOUTC C
 four special pages in the Februa- Ladies' Home Journal are devot- to explaining the way to make , home attractive. One treats of he Draping and Dressing of Beds, " other of Buying and Arranging " 8 third tells "How to S Attractive Screens" and a
 tn is on "DOing Bamboo Work
 Home. ? The Illustrations make task of following out the in-
 tions a very easy one, so the les are certainly practical and
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] CHAMPIONSHIP.
, MT. John J. sumpter of l1prings at Yesterdays
 Shoot.

bements-Sumpter shoot for b championship took place N (Thursday) afternoon. 2estants were to shoot 50 Dhey tied on this shoot each ke out of the 50 birds. They at 25 birds. MT. sumpter
 and Alr Clements
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Mir. G. B. Greer. a citizen ofSearcy is visitor in the city today.
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Mr. Ran Silgerman is now running on the Iron Mountain road.
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SlI in taking gda nGNa's Soss. sar as Idollar' is peculiar to and true only of the One True BLOOD Purifier.
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Mayor D. c. Bell left last night on a business trip 70 St. Louis.
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Four negro yagrants were brought Before the police court this morning. Three of them were fined $500 each and the other discharged.
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MT. S. S. JameisoD, the clever night clerk at the Trulock for the past month, left last night for his home nf Pembroke. Kentucky.
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The Y. M. H. A. had their child ren's ball last night. .aI fil1| account
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MT. T. s. Kavanaugh. a leading merchant of Humphrey, isin the city foday.
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MT. John J. Sumpter the champion shot of Arkansas returned last night to Hot Springs.
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Rheumatism is due to tactic acid in the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla neutralizes the acid and completely cures the aches and pains of rheuma- tism. Be sure to get HOods Sarsa- parilla.
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LIKE M.KINLEYs PIANO.

LITTLE ROCK, JAN. IBth, IS5o. Editor Graphic:
 Gentlemen-We have the pleasure of announcing in the shipment Of Kimball Pianos 10 Pine Bluff, there will be a perfect duplicate of the KimbalI Piano that was sold to President Mckinley and is now in the white house.
 Yours very truly, II ol.1IAs H. r...r,-r.r pc. MIrcIl, (tn..-
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Dr. White. of sherriIl, is 2 visitor in this city today.
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FAD, Hoods Pills are easy to take, ensy, oec;oot oto operate. Cure indigestion, hll .4r.O eil,e,u Ouhness. Dc.
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world-famed for its brightness and tho most complete General Weekly-covering wider range of subjects suited to the tastes of men and women of culture and refinement than any journal-ever publiess- Subscription price,
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GOOD TIMES HAVE COME.

7 You can afford to indulge yourself or your family in the luxury of Q good weekly news paper and Q quarterly magazine of fiction.
 You can get both of these publications with almost q library of good novels for ss per year.
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From Fridays Daily,

2 .1 From Fridays Daily
 Mrs. Will Riley is quite sick. -s Mir. E. R. Buster, of Kingsland, ii in the city today.
 Mr. Ran Silgerman is now running
 on the Iron Mountain road. Fl Mayor D. c. Bell left last night or 9SE a business trip 70 St. Louis.
 Mir. G. B. Greer. citizen ofSearcy sm is a visitor in the city today. NH
 l5l Mrs. Bettie Hester returned 10 No
 ble Lake this morning after short
 visit in this city. '19igk Mr. D. {. Jackson, the popular and .,.. experienced hotel man, is now the GaslA night clerk at the Trulock. ,arvl ruoI Mr. John l.. Mills and Hon. $. NJ.
 Taylor left last night for New Lew
 isyille, on legal business. E Capt. M. W. Ware returned this y morning to his plantation down the xValley road.
 Mrs. J. NJ. White returned to her Aa, home at Linwood, after short visit IAN to relatives in this city.
 BoRN-To Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Hum- a bert, Thursday night, Jan. 27th,
 1898, 0 son. ME MT. T. s. Kavanaugh. a leading mn merchant of Humphrey, isin the city cans Today.
 Ga oun MT. S. S. JameisoD, the clever night ssa. clerk at the Trulock for the past ,ix fnonth, left last night for his home lilaas at Pembroke, Kentucky.
 Four negro yagrants were brought on Before the police court this morning.
 Three of them were fined $5.0O each
 and the other discharged. LExA MT. Arthur F. Adams. Superintend-
 ent of the Southwestern Telegraph AO md Telephone Co.,, came down from I5ttle Rart this morning and Is in-
 apectIng the department at this
 place.
 prrha@@ @CONOMY in taking Hoods Sar- IU'VHulss ska saparilla, because " 100 doses one
 dollar" is peculiar to and true only of
 the One True BLOOD Purifier. Pine ,a
 Held, H., arrived in the city last
 lfksht to accept the position of day FAD. oclerk at the Arlington hotel. Mr.
 Brunson Jenkins, who for number m n.of years has held that position, has IA Mresgned and will enter some other 9nllaeld.
 Rheumatism is due to tactic acid ill
 the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla
 nentralizes the acid and completely
 cures the aches and pains of rheuma-
 tism. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsa-
 parlla.
 FAD. Hoods Pills are easy to take, ens!y oe7o;ooto operate. Cure indigestion, pii atmen ,'AF AA0''. -oo.
 Geo. Jackson (col.) was brought
 lefore Squire Vance this morning on -4 ehange of venue from Squire Bald
 yin's court. He was charged with eating and assaulting his wife. The Ag Mate could not produce any woman
 Mp was his wife, so the case was
 Pped.
 OA9TOREA. 'ea' &1Hzzz !:::j.. :;5 :::;i
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-04
From the Salem Journal.

The Oregonian is having one spell
after another because as it says, Cover
nor Tanner, of Illinois is violating the
constitution. Strange he looks to dis
tant lands to lind such email errors.
Right here in Oregon only fifty miles
from Portland, legislators fairly tall over
one another to get to vote for laws that
are unconstitutional. Even q man who
recently took official oath to support
that came constitution, and was elected
to the highest Office the people of Oregon
had to give away descended from high
seat to champion the passage of such 6
law. 1t looks like the unconstitutional
acts of some people and the silver plank
in many state platforms will yet cause i
to do something desperate:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-04

The magnificent building At the eorneI
Of Eighteenth and Arch streets, Phila.
delphia, is q monument that tells What &
great charity . the WomAn's Christian
Association Of the Quaker City.
The superintendent Of the W. G. A.
home is the accomplished woman who's
portrait is printed here, Mics KatheTins
Kennedy. What she has done and wbAl
che 10 dong for the benefit Of other NO
men commands the highest respect and
admiration.
In all osher institutions Of thIs kind
more attention is given every year &
teaching the laEs OF health and right liy
ing, physiea lily as well aa morally. In
health OF communities ie more and NOR
frequently 9 subject OF attention fror
c cietgymea and teachers. An ailiDgs snel
vous man or woman finds it more din
uit TO be hopeful and cheerful and goo
than o well one.
Writing 20 the Wells & Richardso
Company, who are the psoprieiors Of ID
most wonderful OF all remedies for ID
cure Of all diseases that ariss from 10
impairment Of the nsrvous syttsu
PAine's celery com pouu3 ], Miss Kennedy
IN the course OF her letter, referring {
the use OF P8ine's celery eompoun
among the members OF the W c. 4,
says that ''those who have been taking
feel greatly benefited, and desire 70 con
tiuue the use Of IL" SO many wome
run d0wn in health by over work, G
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-04

There is good deal oi gush over the
navy boys as well Is soldiers wherever
they 60. The following Is part Of letter
from l. V. High, in the rece:ving hos
pi;Al Al New York, 70 his parents in Ash
land in this state:
There is lady and her daughter that
come 10 see me once IN a while and bring
fruit and nice eishles They live in
Brooklyn 20 up 10 see them once in
while. The Young lady is the loyelieEi
player on tbe piano / eyer heard. / a.
most imagine | am in 9 dream when she
sits down AZ the piano. will Try and
give you description os how she looks.
She is about three inches taller than yol,
though she has cuaI black eyes and hair
and = nice graceful form, When heT
fingers go over the keys you can see 4
big diamond throwing cut rays OF fire.
She also wears spzrklerz in her ear
which become her immensely. Her fA-
theT Is iobacouIst and is always very
kind 20 me. / have taken dinner with
them iour times now aud have Just re-
celved an invitation 10 come over again
Wednesday. Now, dear sister. don'i
think ! am loye-sick or in love after /
have given you such an account OF q
beautiful girl. She brought me this pa
per that ! an writing on guess this Is
Why ] am writing so much had q de-
licious supper this evening. | won Z
bother yU1 telling what il was, bot I
finished of with mustard pie and cheese
with cream puifs-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-04
Curious Facts.

Bicycles are nov largely used 10 p ace
of horses on cattle rancher.
The average of wrecksin the Baltic sea
Is one every day throughout the year
Kipling was given bis his odd Christ
ian name because 1t was that Of the Eng.
lish village where his father hrst met bic
mother, Mary Mcdonald.
The bApa bird of India has the durious
habit OF fastening frehIes TO its nest with
moist clay. On dark night such nest
might be taken for au electric streei
lamp.
Greek a1d Roman doors iovariSbl-
opsp oBtHafG; a person passing out oI
the i,oue- was thageiore Obliged TO knock
on tae Joor before opsniDg it. TO avoid a
collision WIN passer by,
Lake MORA. in Switzerland bas the
curious property Of turning red every
ern years, owing to the presence Of Ger.
&an agnan'ic plants which arr o
zD0@b ~ an other lake ia The void
IL u b. lord cha JoEs -
a. - one oi cor .-n o.
. 'ttn. %a- tho RI If count y oarber,
and tbe father Of another was New
castle coal beaver.
he Sprung Valley wRterwOEks, a cor
p,ra.iou supplying the city Of San Fran.
cisco with water, recently executed a
mortgage ia favor OF the Un ou Trust Co.
as securA, for a loan OF 81, 100000. The
amor gage dsed carries little more than
81 coo worth o, revenue stamps
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-04
From the PInalsion E.O

There ia talk of the state granting q
bounty oiS1 ton to sugar beet growers.
Probably if this is done the grower will
receive one dollar less ton for hls beets
the benefit Of the bounty going to those
who make the sugar. Tie bounty sys-
TEN lie a dangerous one. If the beet ss-
gar industry can be established with g
oou1ty it can be established without
one Paterhalism never did anything
for industry and enterprise. Specula-
tion and manipulation invariably receive
lie iayors. Psternalism has the voice oI
Jacob but the hand Esau. 1t takes from
the many 10 give to the few. II uses
government as an implement to reward
those who are least entitled to the fruits
of labor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-04
From the Kansas Cisv star.

A valuable hinE is offered 10 the Chi.
eAGo-Virden Coal Company by the people
of Waco. Tex. Ei-vsn u9iormea. who
went fIom Wichita To Waco TO fill the
places Of the striking moiormsn, we're
filed with good Ehing- bv the citizens Of
Waco, were given money TO paY their
fare back ~ Wichita, aud we're 80 touch.
ed by the generous Treatment they re-
ceived that they left the next dAy after
thew arrived. All the trouble and blood
shed at Vlrden might have been ayerted
it the strikers thsFe had ted the Alabama
degrees on chicken and catfish and win-
tar watermelons and paid their fare back
to BinRhampton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-04


Very few are aware of the origin of the
word "deadhead, which is 80 frequently
used in connection with thestrcal rep
reeentations. 1t IL as follows: Many
years ago the principal avenue Of town
passed Close 10 the entrance OF c road
iesding 20 the cemetery. As the GENET
cry bad been laid ont some time prev
ious ~ the construction of the road. it
was arranged that all funeral processIons
should be allowed 10 pass along the lat
ter free Of toll. One day, az q well known
physician who was driving along this
road stopped to pay bis toll, he observed
to the keeper Considering the beDeyol-
ent character of our profession, think
you ought 10 let uS pass free Of charge"
"No. mo, DOCTOR" saidthe gatekeeper, I'VE
can't afford that; you send too many
dsadheads Though as it is." The story
travs,ed around the country, and the
word ''deadbead"was eventually applied
to those who biained free admission -
the theater. r.-Excbange
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-04

What is worse, oyerwoFry have been re-
IstoEed 70 perfect health By Paine's celery
compound, that its record in the Phils-
sdelphia home has been duplicated in
every large city in tire union. Grateful
testimonials of this character have beeu
published time and again in theee col.
ums, and il is fatt that no other rem
Eedy has received q hundreth OF the hear.
lty blessings that the managers OF public
institutions have openly accorded to
IPasne's celery compound
! The widespread use Of Pzine's CON-
} pound, in the most intelIigenI. careful
: bones, and among the most tho1ghsiu
: portions OF every community, has grown
cup By Just th is sort Of personal gnarzn
lItee. by word Of mouth, Irum pers3ni
-ImAde strong and well to Others needin,
: -sexAtIy the kind OF Immigration and ton
!.ing up that PAine's celery eonpouns
sgTves-
D In time Of great mental strain. wbel
e other remedies only meddie and muddIe
E EPaine's celery compound feeds the hard
3 pressed nerves
u Paine's eeieTy compoand parties IN
, blood Of ali bad humors, and cures thi
D many ailments from this familiar ez1se
4 vast proportion OF all diseases ~
preyentabls PAine's celery compoun,
! L universally prescribed By medical mel
TO stop the order Of progress Of disorders
! due TO poor blood and bAaly nourisheC
rnerTe=.