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New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
BURTON goLuEs LECTURES on FEZ.

@Ae course o. Illustrated lectures before the mem
"'i' oi the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Sen by Burton Holmes Of Chicago, was contin-
"a 'asi evening In Association Han. at Bond ana
-''on SIS. The subject Of the lecture last evening
w. tez the Metropolis OF the Moors.' The lee
'1'. was Illustrated By coiored lantern photographs
- Ly motion pic uIes projected the screen ~
- HI"nnmafpgf aphe These moving pictures were
80 ~n'H especially for the lectures by MIR. Holmes
-. were warmly auufauGcd. The audience at As
o,IieIoH nan last evening Was large one. The
est o-Isst ~ lectu O. vii be continued next MOnday
me Programme
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
EAST ORANGE.

The friends Of Miss Clara Bertenshcw. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. William Ber,enshaw. Of Park and
Dodd SIS, and Percy Vanderhoof OF NO %
Glrard-ave were surprised yesterday to learn that
the couple mad been married Chris mas Eve oy
the Rev. Or. Henry Spelmeyer, pastor OF the Rose
willie Methodist Church. ,,,
The third of the series OF subscription cotilons
under the management OF Miss Frances J. camp
bell given last evening in Berke.ey han, wnsn
affair was under The patronage Of Mrs. John j.
BOYD. Mrs, Graham Il. Brewer Mrs, rs osH, f'vs,
s Carter Mrs Frank L. Martin Mrs. Edward :
Sanford and Mrs. f. VI. Thierot
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rrupoP4PIy CPlZED BY 4 FIRE.

Elizabeth Jan. 80 CSoeciaD-The farmhouse of
John Edg worth dai;yman and flrmer of Linden
Township was destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
causing a loss OF $500. The flames started Shie
Mr. Edeeworth was in bed. ana his hired man
had 10 break into his room TO rescue him. The
shock made him for time partly insane. ana ne
dashed across his farm and ran haf mile before
Re was overtaken by his men. who took him 20
Titus's Hotel. at Linden. lie was quite III Tor
several hou.s from exposure and shock
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erStGNATyoy or 4 PASTOR.

Moniclair. Jan 90 CSpeciaD.-The Rev. wilma"
Perry. pastor Of the Union Baptist Church mas re-
signed his pastorate here. having accepted can
70 the Union Church al Hartford Conn Mr' Perry
has been the pastor OF the Moniclair church TOT
nearly ten years. When he came 20 the Town vac
colored Baptsts were without churcA' Ou' 10"
~ ovv, their own ediace and have member
sbio of four hundred. MI Perry also had calls
T.o., - church az Lorg Lfsnch ana one Al New.
Rochelle. y. Y. He VIII begin his ne" 'u'ss "00D
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INJURED IN TAXING A PICTURE.

East Orange. Jan. 30 (SpeclaD .-Ernest Berquisf
was entertaining number u friends az his home
No 81 Dodd-st. last night. He was about 10 take
nashllgh picture Of the group. and struck match
70 IIrht the MAGNESIUM. when 10 exploded with
loud report and he fell 10 the floor. while tne
crashing of glass in The windows aoced 20 ,ne e
srirbt ~ the guess When the llehfs had been
furned IN Nj Bcrqucst Was found lving on me
noor in agony with his left eye prorudng irSm ~
so~te, IL pushed the eye back into place sno
celr,lv asked some ore 10 60 for a doctor DE-
Sufnhen hopes to BE- able 10 save the eye.
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A WEDDING n ELIZABETH.

BISHOP WHITAKER or PHILADELPHIA. oFFIc1-
ATrs y a BAPTIST CHURCH
Elizabeth. Jan 90 (spec.aD.Ir the Firs' Baptis,
Church This afternoon Miss Kathryn Bogai dus
de Ted only daughter q Mrs. Helen dc We'd was
married 10 Clifford Harris Chester. son of the late
Phuadelrht5 an uncle of the bridegroom. The
bride wore gown Of corded ecru six with tram,
and win whfe and brown trimming ana DlaSsh
ysvet hat with ostrich feathers. She carried Bride
roses ard entered the church in company Win
Harry Newington. OF New-Nork VINO gave 9eE
away Carolyn Chester little niece oi the orloe-
groom vas fOWe. girl.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
COBBLED BY THE TRU ST.
JAMArcAs ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COM
rANY TAKEN Up BY THE NEW
ORGANIZATION

Tn, Electrical Company OF America has absorbed
the Jamaica Electric Light and Power Company
tn capital stock Of the Jamaica Company Is
10000 but the terms OF th@ deal by which the
Electrical Company gets possession OF the Jamaica
Company are kept secret The Jamaica Eiec'ric
Idgot and Power Company has the contract foi
supplying the Fourth Ward OF the Borough OF
Queens. .,a t a.. am
corn which was incorporated IN New-Jersey some
week ago with q capital Of S2oOC0Gn Phlla-
deluh +. syndicate is SAID 10 be behlnd !, ana me
purpose il 10 control eiectie light and power
supply.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
BOARD OF ARBITR4TION 1T PATERSON.

psterson Jan. S0-The State Board Of Arbitra-
ron met here to-day and made an EFFORT 10 settle
the strike Of the operatives a. waiter Little d
Cos silk mill. The strike has been In progress
-, roor,be Nessrs Wadsworth and Bentley
ro~osarted the manufacturers Wage Committee
and charles Furlong and others the Central Labor
r-nion and the strikers Little progress was mace
6y the Board. The different interests eMho.teu aa
do 10 keep the debates from becoming bitter BON
sIoes suuibltted vase scales. Inc board Will Co"'
,inue IFS hearing tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
DonGrD sEyTRIEs AND ESCAPED.

William Wnhnol twenty three years old pa
.,.,, in fhe Naval Hospital. In Flushing-ave
.scaued from his nurse early yesterday morning
and was found by p policeman wandering around
a., streets clad o. q nghtshiri- The man Is a
- ~ the crew Of the cruiser New J ork He
g, h,,.ved 10 have been temporarily out OF his
,nl,G In getting out OF the grounds the sailor was
i'hiic.A a. pass several sentrtes and scale hlEh
t.~t-l, al
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
NO TRIAL IN THE EAST JERSEY CASE.
THE WATER COMPANY TAKES THE POLLUTION

THE WATER COMPANY TAKES THE POLLUTION
INDICTMENT TO THE SUPREME COURT.
Hackersack. Jan. 30-The indictment against the
East Jersey Water Company for alleged pol'u''o"
OF the Passaic Rive was not tried to-cay' as WAS
evnectea The indictren. is based upon the allega-
ton that the water company diverts the water
whi.h should naturally flow through the r,EeI a;u 40
ises IL fo supply cites wiki the result nat tLe
Now below Passaic Falls is no longer su.hcieht- 20
carry of the sewage Ing me me r.sr.
cas- was to have been put on to-day, hut couhseI
~ IN. company posty oned II by carrying the case
up 20 TIE Sup enc Court on VIII 81 csruVs@I -
under which the legality Of the irclctinent Is L.
b. -es-ed before the case goes before q jury.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
4 LAD SAVES Ay0THERS LIFE.

Peterson. Jan. 30 (speciaD John Fitzgerald, nf-
teen years old OF West Paterson was walking
alorg the Little Falls Road near the East Jer-
CO.. S%vafer Company's pumping station. when ne
heard cries for help coming from the me cana. ne ne
so~rd William Burtchell ten years old struggHns
~ ,ea tcv water Fitzgerald. who was carrying
hindle OF wash made rope OF the shirts Ahu
-..,sr ,hts hauled Burtchel 10 and.
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SUMMONED HIS BRIDE BY TELEPHONE.
SHE CAME EY TROLLEY AND THERE WAS = WE'D
DING IL JUSTICE MAEs's OFFICE.

Justice O. the Peace Macs Of jersey City has
pharmacy and was tending store on sunday
when young man entered and inquired II the Jus
rice would perform marriage on short notice
TIE Justice was wiling and the caller went 10 tn
lCl.-C!S.1nCe telephone, ana Was 500. tAr.st- lI
rou.crsatlou with q yoLn- woman In "a efson, ana
Instructed her TO come Immediately by tro-e> 4i
10 Jersey city. Never mind wnat want you
for ne said. with d laugh, you JusL come
About Two hours later ne returned win Emly
Freidberc and she was married 20 the Young man
VINO was Emil Guen-her Of Peterson. The price IS
eighteen years Old and the bridegroom is seven
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
IJFrTENANT KAY PROMOTED.

N,w- Brunswick Jan. 30 (speciaD.-Lieutensnt
Joseph c Kay. Sd New-Jersey Volunteers. now al
Ath,ns Ga has been made brigade commissary on
The giar OF General Krepp. ~ the Firsi bri6aoe
third 4. vision. Second Army Corps. 10 when Con
many D. OF New Brunswick. is attached Lleuteh,,
ami Kay was private when he enlisted. put hay
nTevlously been al West Point He Is son VI
Captain Kay OF Company u.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
FIRE IN A DRUG STORE.

Bloomfield. Jan 20 (spee.aD.-The drug store OF
David Y Rosenbaum. IN the Central Building. was
gutted by IRE a. o'clock this morning caused by
the explosion OF lamp In toe rear Of the stove.
The alarm failed 70 work ana the department wS
covered by insurance
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
THE REV. G. Il HORNE RESIGNS

me Rev George II. Horne. pastor Of the Eas;
i"i' hapust ChUrcn at Van SicKien and Glennore
80 ieaa MS letter OF resignation Oh Sunday His
-" 'Ui giving mp the work is the crippled hnan-
eiai condition OF IN. societv W., u,-re u,ho has
D. 80 WORKER N his present field s q son %
}bsria ~, ~, James W. Horne, formerly president Of
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n..r,n , pEcES WILL UPHELD.

,r,o ,lood relatives OF David =. Peck. who were
o,snhcrited by his Will. were defeated YESTERDAY IN
y contention in which they had urea 10 nrenk me
,u surrogate Abbott decided that George
- Aifce Louise Masters and Mary Ann Ward
OMS1 OscS Of Aire Peck were entitled 10 The estate
acrordinR 10 the terms OF Mr. fcch VIA <>'"''e
I Lamb was referee
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
FUNERAL OF DIR. FATRBAIRN.
IMPRESSIVE AND BEAUTIFUL SERVICES AT
THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY

THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.
The funeral Of the Rev. DIR. Robert Brincker-
hcn Fairbairn. formerly president Of ST. Stephens
College. Annandhle-on-theH Hudson. who died AT the
home Of mis- daughter. No. 81 Decstur-st. on
Friday took place yesterday forenoon at 10 o'clock
in Holy Trinity Church on the Heights. the use
OF the church being extended to the family by the
Rev Or. :. d. Mcconnell the rector. DR. Nc
Conne read the fret lesson. and then followed
musical selection by the choir under the direction
OF Dudley Buck The Rev. Andrew r. Underhil, OF
the Church Of the Good Shepherd. TO which d.
Farba.rn belonged. conducted the greater part OF
the So vice and he assisted by the Rev. A. A.
Morrison who read the Creed. The commitment
se-vice was read by the Rev. DR.. Hopson. of ST.
Stephens College. Pt Anne ndale.
A large number 81 Protestant Episcopal clergy
men were present and the services were unusually
impressive and beautiful. There was a deirsH tion
of students from the Theological Seminary. IN
Manhattan, and body OF graduates from the
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
TROLLEY-CAR As A CHASER.
= s-ABsER CAUGHT BY 4 Qu1cK-wrTTEp Po-

s-ABBER CAUGHT BY A -wrTTEp Po-
LICENAN.
POLICEMAN Philip Wright Of the Sixueth Precinct
Is not slow 10 appreciate the advantages OF the
hier end o. the nineteenth century BY means
o swiftly moving ,roley-car he was enabled on
sunday afternoon TO capture man who had
sDeooed GeorFe Tonic. OF No. 20 broadway. fouf
sHss The colofed man who is alleged 10 have
% 1oIs The sralbiug made his escape on Marcy
at 'ar When Wright heard OF the occurrence he
o@ possessios OF a TOmpkins-avc car. and. orde1-
Us ~f notornan 10 pm on ali possible speed ne
'''.aseao reach D.yision-aye. at the same time
'Ae dare. ave car Tie then ran over ana al.
~ ihe negro and took him 20 the sta ation-h0use
~, prsonef said he Was GeOre Ten Ike, twenty =
-. y tars old q No MOore-st He was he!,
r,ls.cty by Magistrate Kramer IN SOV pall.
-NIc 8 wounds arc severe
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
sENDFR OF A FALSE ALARM CONVICTED.

Edward Green OF Mallory-ave.. was convicted IN
,h uudaon County Court Of Sessions yesterday OF
scr1tna IN a false alarm from hre-al2rm box IN
Iersav CITY The Fire Department has oeen put 70
consierable loss and annoyance by me ringing ui
$50 slarms since the g.ass fronts were pu In the
boxes 10 facilitate giving the alarm las is
the nrst conviction. The maximum penalty is I'M &c
years In State prison
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
STATION MUST BE REOPENED.

Albany. Jan 3O-1he state Board Of Railroad
C-r,r1issioners has ordered the Long Island Rail
road company 10 re-establish the so-caed city Nhe
s,o,.,n in he Borough Of Brooklyn. The com
- .iosao this station without making appIca-
IT, pTn,' a. he Board for permiss on 70 DO So Inc
w. ',tsr was taken up on complaint oi r H.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
4 LECTURE on THE BROOK FARM.

MRS. JULIA WARD HOWE. OF BOSTON. TO AD-
DRESS AN INSTITUTE AUDIENCE
OF the programme OF lectures outlined by the
Institute for the present week one OF the most IN
tere ting will given uncer the joint auspices
Of the Institute. the New England Society ana the
rons Island Historical Society. Mrs. Julia Ward
Hove Of Boston VIII talk about the Brook Farm
..or,r,eni IN which so many well-known people
wrre Interested. The lecture vii be given IN the
Lona Island Historical Hail. at Pierrepont anu
Clinton sts. this evening.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31

Anrandale Institution, besides a number Of old
friends from Brooklyn, Manhattan and other
pa
DR.. H.. a. Fairhairn, Of McDonoush-st.. son o.
the cead man. and h.s family were present. The
burial took place in Troy
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had appointed two others.
CANDY MACHINES MUST GO.
THE G p. C c. GETS AFTER A NEW DEVICE
FOR TEMPTING PENNIES FROM
SCHOOL CHILDREN.

SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Robert Wlkin. superintendent Of the Brook
In Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Chill
drer is making an effort TO Danish a new form OF
sambllnr machines from, the candy stores in the
borough The machine Is patterned after The rou-
lette-whee. a child invests penny. and may So"
cure anything from one cents worth OF cancy 10
FIVE cents worth The company which manutact-
,,-.s tho machine saws that it is not 4 gambling
device because The child always secures some re
Nr Wnkn however. says that 1t encourages
children rot ONLY 20 spend money carelossl1. but
tn SOM irstauces 10 steal it, He also believes
that II ns-i.s into them principle OF and love for
gambling his agents are visiting all The candy
wa-rine the propriotors that arrests win follow
unless the machines are abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
WITH SI8.000,0OO CAPITAL.
THE BROOKLYN UNION ELEVATED RAIL
ROAD COMPANY INCORPORATED.

ROAD COMPANY INCORPORATED.
Albany Jan. 30.-A certificate Of .ncorpora tion Of
the Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Company
filed this afternoon with the Secretary Of
State. The company is incorporated with a capital
Of S.sOo0OO0 divided into Sl3.GOo000 common and
5000 OoO preferred stock.
II IS organized 10 operate the franchises OF the
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company. the Union
Elevated Railroad Company and the Seaside and
Brooklyn Bridge Elevated Railroad Company
which together With The property Of those com
panies We're lately sold ~ public auction.
The directors Of he company are Frederick r
Oicott. OF BeGnar ssii!e y. j., James i. Wood
ward. Charles Parsons Ernest Thalmann, Leon
ard Uhlmarn. Simon Uhnann. Edward Lauter-
bach Henry Seidenbeyg Emil ochaefer and Simon
Rothsch.id. Of New-York City; William Halls ir~
o. summit :. J.. aad q. ". Nngate, OF Brook
lyn.
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Receiver Uhlman said Yesterday that after the
incor rporation papers had been fled the directors
would meet and ask the Supreme Court for rhe d.s-
charge OF tie receiver. After permission has been
granted the receiver vii turn over the road 70 the
dl4 ectors and officers will be elected and reorgan-
ization viii then have peen effected
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31
TO CHOOSE 4 STATE LIBRARIAN.

IT Is TH0TGHT IIAI HFNl-l = 0IFI7.''1'' " TIE
BIZ SELECTED.
Trenton. Jan. 90 Cspec.aD.-The State Library
Commission is expected 10 meet tomorrow 10 de-
eide on successor 70 SJare Librarian Hamilton
There are about dozen candidates for the once
but it Is believed that Henry c. Bucnan@n. iol
many wears a member Of The STATE Gazet'e
editorial staff will be selected -.
tn post.ion Il worth g Zoo year. and the term
s fve years Colonel NJ. X. Hamilton has held the
place since 1891
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31

Beta Chapter Packer Dramatic Club, OF the class
OF 'ee will attend . performance OF "Cyrano De
Bergerac'' on Saturday neAt al The MontdLk. The
party win be composed OF aDout thirty members
New-York tribune., 1899-01-31

The Monday Afternoon Euchre Club met yester-
day al ernoon at the home Of the Misses Forker
OF s. Jamess Place. Among the members OF this
cluo are Mrs T Alfred Vernon. Mrs Devine T.
Burts Mrs Homer A. Latin. Mrs Miles Vernon
Mrs s. John Wood Mrs. Frank !. Sniffen; Mss
Edna cam Miss Hodson Miss Motifs. the Misses
Fork md Mrs W. Z. O Beehe.
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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs wtlter Montfort Meserole' OF NO 2S Kan
cock-st and Mrs. George Hills Iler. OF No. 2S1
NcDon0ugh-st will receive Saturday. February
H. at me home Of the former from until ,. N
They will be assisted by Miss AaIenne de beyose
rrire FIRTH Miss NJ Louis Mindel Miss Bessie
Mtseroe. Mrs. Alfred Martin George II. Squler anG
Mrs Henry Graham McAdam, OF Manhattan
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A tref conference or Alexander Dumas, h's'
Frencn Dramatist Of Social Questions" Will be of-
ferod hy T. Irenaeus Stevenson. ~ the home OF Mrs
James l. Truslow. No 7S5 ST. Mark's-avo, this
aftern N az $50 O'clock, followed by siH lllustra
ions estnied in English from the representative
IlLnos cran4 Mr. Stevenson IS OF the regular
nterarv stah Of Harper & Brothers, the Musio
Editor Of "Harpers weekly one Of the literary
active critical editor OF The Warner Library OF
Rest 7. terature.'
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4 a!nnec in honor Of the arst wedalng anniversary

4 dlnner IN honor OF me frst Wednlng anhIVtIsary
Of Nj ana Mrs Louis Vaughan Hubbard was given
on : rday evening at the Hotel ST George
Cove were laid for fourteen. Among the guests
we4t seN eIa. Of the bridal party The room IN
vhi,n The dinner given was bower OF beauty
The lie decorations were Marechal Neil roses ana
ep red carna ions. The favOrs were hand painted
The A1ner vas followed by music and hearts
with sesLive pr!zes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-08
MEN AND WOMEN.

Why :sn't a good wife woman pos- Sessed?
 Why does a girl seldom attempt to extinguish the spark of love! Some engagements end happily. while others end in marriage. Cold cash melts lots of hearts tbat are not affected by warm love. The realities of matrimony are usu- ally less pleasing than the illusions of love.
 Some bachelors voluntarily join the ranks of the Benedicts and some are drafted.
 All the classics and metaphors at the command of woman school teacher don't prevent her jumping on a chair at sight of a mouse.
 The indignation which every woman shows when she sees a widow and a widoWer making up to each ether is generally intended as a warning to her husband.
 There may be no marriage fin heaven, but there certainly is no heaven in marriage.
 Women may learn lot about the neighbors from their hired girls, but the men go to the barber shop.
 It takes all! woman's strength of mind not to hate another one at first sight whose chatsiains is prettier than hers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-08
ReIntionnI,fn Denied.

There is such difference in the colored people in the north and in the south," said a southern woman. T am often reminded of an incident which occurred down in Tennessee shortly after the war. The former slaves were just beginning to realize that they were free, and that the new order of things placed them legally on 8 level with their old owners
 ttI was visiting in Nashville. One day was going about alone. Not be- ing familiar with the city, l had some difficulty in finding my way to the house wished to reach. Seeing an old colored nanny standing on the cor ner, I went over to her.
 'She was a type of her elass-large and comp1aeent. She wore an old cal- leo dress and had turban on her head.
 'Auntie,' said, can you tell me the quickest way to get to B. street?'
 "She drew herself up and looked at me haughtily for full half-minute be- fore she uttered word
 ''I wondered what l could have done to offend her. Presently she let me know, in very cutting tones
 T ain't yo' aunty.' she announced I ain. yo' une.e. Tse yo' ekaL'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-08

N ANTED- Two furnished rooms with a w private family for light housekeeping. Address N this office. 1s4
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WAS NOT TO BE FOOLED.
Aquainted With Guile. But Prompt to
 Grasp a New Idea.

Grasp New Idea.
 Now. jest you go right along; yoe needn't stop here" said farmer Hay fork, authoritatiyely. T don't want no lightnin' rods"
 T am not selling lightning rods" re- sponded the sleek-looking peddler. whose sudden appearance at the gate had aroused the ire of farmer Hay fork.
 T don't keer what yer sellin'," rs- piled the farmer. T don't want it and won't take 1t. and that's all there is about 1t. know the tricks of you city sharpers. I read the papers, do. You can't catch me on any double-back-ac- ton pumps. or any self-working churns, or patent Egyptian corn fresh from the pyramids-not much; and don't want to take any mowers on trial, either, and sign a receipt fer it and have 1t come back as a 90-day note fer $10000. No, sirree. And you can't buy my farm, either, and then have me buy 1t back at big advance, because some confederate of yours comes along and offers me twice what you gave fer 1t. Nixy! I'm no chicken. Now clear out,
 T only want-''
 70, yes; you only want to get my name to anything at all, so you can make note of it. I'm up to all such tricks. read the papers, I do."
 T only want to show you our new patent reversible hens nests"
 What on airth is them?"
 'Its an ordinary hens nest, only 1t reYerses itself every time hen lays an egg and drops the egg into basket be- low"
 What good is that?"
 Cant you see? The hen turns around to look at the egg, but it ain't there, ard she concludes she didn't lay any, and sits right down and lays an- other one, and so on. Only $50."
 By guml Gimme a dozen."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-08
HAY YEENER,

 vents wounds QUICK CURE fi' Ms Healing Power Almost Miraculous. Medicine Exjen bO Cent Bottle contains 100 DOeS OF TR0 Weeks Treatment for CataT yaK
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-08

MJANTED-G Good. reliable oil salesman on
 Quaker Oil & Implement Co.,, Cleveland, Q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-08
r,.rr the Cook.

..ofsteak broiled without salt
 has :, more juicy and tender. It
 scl U. seasoned with salt, pepper and q .'sr D' when ready to serve # Eel . little boiled rice or corn left fnat ,,anar . can be made into most 'n l,n4 u1p fritters by the addition of an sel lls4s 4wo . q little baking powder and q I'm make a stiff batter; then fry I. hos ,. =, raneid butter boiled in water T sp4' :" ninch of charcoal will lose it's r .s . ddor and taste and may be used cooking purposes.
 ssst musty coffee or tea pots may sp~s l,.aned and sweetened by putting ! Sita ttaablespoonful of wood ashes and i uith cold water; then set over 4ue a,o and boil, and after a thorough 'sbIng and rinsing they VIII pc as od as new. l,1oved uas to accumulate, as they can |s.lod al'o or served as cream toast when R,aVe . ,arae to be put in with the crumbs nowdering; beat up an egg or two X little milk, dip the sliced bread 'a '.hIs T and fry slightly in good hot .anines. min or toast, dip in hot water, 'pp s'p- sljohfIy and cover with white
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-08
A Cold Cream lar.

0ur grandmothers excelled us in 'Alaty trifes. One of the prettiess anaments on the dresser was an egg. H first sight it looked exactly like an
 g from the pantry, for the shell was |apainted. Only as you looked at it 'sq saw that one end was broken. llis eggshell was used as a cold cream @ When making cold cream OUT Sandmothers would pour it into an hpty shell which had been carefully separed After the egg was taken out ae shell had been washed and sweet aed with perfumery with few drops at in the bottom. The cold cream ss poured in aud was left to harden. Re result was a very nice eggshell al of lovely white cosmetic. Try this ar yourself.