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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
@rrnaG, &is., SorsOag Den 2. 6cbruar 1899.
SinttIcm.
6roit o9 bioenoe KuIoa.
Tra mango Stcocr NOrbbcitens Gsne
Gficrr,tningrr um itrGHg 5rof.

Jack Frost bur bolot boIbt lit Snb.
to9 i De noroueitIige Stater for ramme
Alpor. ps ira mango Blaoier berer man.
at bet er ben buurbeite Uroit Der bar roe
ret fenbt / manoe Nar. SIere Sttbtr
bar ben foruolot mesen Sfabe. s Gbi=
ca9o bar man ira be lenere Oaee pau
6olritdIernc en- Wensbe Batientsr, lom
ere unsrebne uf 6roit bells Drene, bels
9euoer os 6ecb.r.
Sra appleton, 8is., meIoes ON iau
lterf Suloe iom man life bar bapt | be
lsnere Aar paa bisie Steber. Om MOr>
9enen / Wauoa9s par Der 35 9raber
unoer Zero, ueO Mibbasstib 10.
s Slod Jtiusr 6uus, bpor man baubs
40 9raber unoer Zero, bar bet lite uG.
ret faa foIot lioen ben l4os Slnuar 1898.
Wbitsbau baube 3s @raber unoer
Zero.
Gemperaturen, WiuneapoIis, Winn.,
naaeoe i Ssnooss liseIeoes 40 @raber
unoer Zero, paa fOrifeuise Steber bet
nOroIise Wtnusiota, 8tsco in os Roro
Datoto, os 25 @raosr minneapolis,
brIot fig belle Dasen. DertiI tom. at
bet ineeoe Iibt, Os bette sioroe bet enonu
ubpssslisere. Wun er lite forois msb
Der folbe yeir enbnu.
&I3uitw Suinois biemisstes af
en- glIs3urb, os GbermOmetret falbt "a
@raber. Oa geiret bauoe ueret meset
milbt flere Doss, 'rpster man for, at
0interbuebsn bar libt for Staoe. Sp
til ben Gio itob ben ulebuanlis frob ct
s -Gisstu51 fGtbf 9beIMumysrrt 0
Graoee paa eH Iime, os GbelmOmetret
ltoo ON Morsenen cen 29oe paa @ra=
Der unber. Zero. Oct er omtrent iitfert,
at Yinterbpeoeu nil ibe for Sfabe, ba
ben fun baffes al ct tpnot SueIa9.
OS iuaIsbes beres fra mango andre
Steoer Iisnenoe Gfterretninser.
Sra COLORADO tommer MebbsIsller ON
tulrise Sneifreo, iom bar obslust mesen
@ienoom og foitet talrise MennefeIiu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
&en cnot.

Den Iaueuarrioe Ssnatorfamp Ma=
bifOn. Wis., er MI ailluttet; ben uar iau
baaronatfet iom iieloen noeen VaIg
lamp bar uarst, os bet nil iise mssst i
4merita. &eluItatet bleu, at Soiepb
3. QuarIes uuIqtes erftemmist ill 3e
6orenoe Stnters Senator. Moofanoi,
oaterne Babcod, Stepbenlon, SCOT o9
g8sbb gap op be,es Domination, iaa
QuarIeS bersftsr uuIstes entemmist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
europa.
Situationen uforanoret.
Srebfns. - Gnglauo.T .Trantrig. -Sors
buno. - Sprfiet 90 9Gggptcn.

Orepfus= Sngen er frembeIts unoer
6orbC nolin9 og uaffer pebbIipenDe De
famine SpeftatIer, iom anbenbart bliuer
lat | Scene for at panifeli99Sre Saesn.
1artierne for % imoo ben Ismtes lllfpl=
otoheo taar Iise ftu pit ouerfor binanoen,
o9 Dog er Der / Tirtslisbeben life ret
manse, iom fOler fig ousrbsuiit ON bans
sjrooe. Oppo1itiouen sr fat iammen at
alifnr funlii9e Samm,ni iRtnin9er. Dog
mao Observation-Disclosures 9aa i'm ieo=
uanlise Sang. s Nianoaes pebto9 Oe.
pnteretfammerst meh 346 meo l89 Stem.
mer &eserinsens 5plras ON at ouers
lsnoe I'll Den Romite. Der bar iaooanne
Saser unoer BebanoIins, bet So, flag,
buoreiter &euilionen uf Orpius' Sag n
ifniae nnbsrsiuss bssse Ramre af Rase
lat.ousretten. Der forefalbt en- Del
ftormsnbe Scener / Rammeret Qsbet
al SosenS Sebanoliue.
Jouen er bleusn en- bel Del forions
Iisere meuem @rslanb os 6ranf,ia ia
iaa usnIi9 enboa, at Der 10, Nluof er
sictt 6entponin9 til at en- IlIionce mel.
lem bisie TO Wfo9ter % SpifIano piIbe
ia q siDe en- sanffe Soo @aranti for en-
S'seuas,sltiaius be fontinentuls os
fOlontale Torbolo O9 iaaIebes maatte
tunrs o@re mRsii9 nof ii! at boloe &us.
Lamb paa ssue GnsmGrfer.
@Iier GnsIGnoernes Seire ousr 8bas
lifeus Iilbausere, bar ben brittle &s=
seriny. iom befenbt, protlameret ct
s,r,4 mne oper bisis iissue Ylab=
.sdoisstih hsinsr-ust k;iiss;frs4
peo N Yroteft fra Gpitists Sioe. s
fSIse Diplamatic Journal oil Sultanen
lite finoe fig noaet brlnit pruteftOrat
ouer a@sppten, men uiI beube tit Ouers
berr' bemme til BET fibife. Der sr faa.
lebes frembelss 10 6unbe ON bet Ben.
Oct bar uaft tor Opme.ti tiombeb
europa, at Balter g. Song. Btaiiosnt
for bet brittle Nserbru9soepartment, /
en- Gale bar paa en- reflamemRslis
Ueoaoe benpttet fig tirefte at O,bet
aaiance" SorbinoeIie mso Norboloet
msaem England os De 6orenebe Statsr.
6ra forbums Gio er bet befenot, at
Don @arlOs's psriOnIlse Mpo lite Tan
bsifna fin Brsue opsrfor afssrsnbe Bes
9iuenberer. Det bar Der pe,st ifrepst
aoitIui9t ON, til liDen 9gte for Gbron.
pratenpenten, iom bog serne meo lit
martialife uoleenoe uil gaa for en- 6slt.
Nu Diier bet fig, at Der bog maa liese
no9et oisie uola9n, for ban bar op til
Dato life lobst bore ira Jig teoos be fore
6orbereoelier. Oa bette sr usI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
MrbcjOsitanOsnin8.

@ierue uf ger'e 5prltiffabrit / Sus=
rise. Swedish match company, ltd.
i YonoOn. bar ueOtusst Ell 9trDlaIIdie i
Nh btjotrnss 2on. builtst bupoe en- Strits
tiIfolse, ioet 6abritsns $50 Nrbeioere
neolasoe Nr5sioet. 9lrbeiDet peo 6prs
ltiffablifen nil itfs bIiue 9enoptasst al
Arb.iOerue, bpis be life faur famine
9en lom ipr. Sabritens @ere, iom bO
/ gOnoon. ertlare for berss YeDfom:
meube, at buis Nrbeiost life senpptasts g
ltrots. uiI 6ablifen bIlue Iutftt for lon
sere Eib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
Scrmbame paa SormboInt.

Bornbolm faar nH mart Ssrnbane.
nollifninsen al 9inisn os De ourise for=
bereoence Nrbsjoer er tilenosbro9te, laa
OF nun nu bar funnel uf bpbe III fpreI en-
at llnoei bpsnlnssn % Nnblinsslien af
Suerbpsnineen paa Bnnen Gnterprile.
VI bsiost er b,lt / 2 Bmcsner, nemIia
SirGtninsen &enne - Nafi, fsbp- al.
minoin9en og Stretningen Nafirfsbp
- N.rD. Banen b,iurr AIt ca. 81 Utii
lang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
1troligbeocr I Golbmntia.

llroU ct Sammenliso Der meuem be
itrsitenbe Dofa, bsiosre Os SrCpperne
Colon, Colombia, Senross bIsD tire
perioner iuareoe. WtiIitei itprten Der
er blepeu forsset ueo Nnfomlten al Erops
per fra Yunuma. @n itert ga9t be-
lfptter ben amsritanlfe RoIoni os Nme.
ritanernes glenbomme. @abemeoer er
bIeune' forbucte. ps Iutorlterne bar tn=
get uue 6oranituItninser for al binore
upe nObrub af 1lrOliSb bsberns.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
s Iare.

utat @entil, fnlhts r. s51she.s5ss s
maifin, uamsi asO 1ampii a,poIereu
y g. 10 Oort," iom Iaa per 6laaoeparftet
i S.uptIpn, g. .. Manb par ars
bsjoe bernebe. Nae unbta9en en- Ipttes
bss bet at fomme uo nossnlunbe betios,
5prbsbsr 5,dsp bsrte fin Rammerats
Siennen; sif tilbase eftsr b0m Os bar
bum op. 9ifsp fit itpsse Branbi0ar
paa Aniist os 9Oueo, 9enbsr os
Mrme. s. 9. Sbea. iOm ban rebbsbe,
blep oeiaa forblanbt. Sesse brostes
til 5olpitalet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
2lmrrifanif 9ohigbeo.

Set bar siurt ct soot Snbtrpf | Cuff
Lamb, oil Npmiral Gew5p ueo Ueanila
pud ben Ipite 8eilt.inoes 6ebieIsoa9
loo iumtlise ameritanife Stibe 6Iua
ben faslmptte FAINT uffpre &eiitrinoe=
iuIut. aommunosren pua Den tplte
Rrpbler y Nieona" fom omboro til De-
usp os tattsbe for Opm9rtlombeben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
HmsIanos Budget.

paa guh9sttet for 1899 anbrassr be
oroinare SnotGster l. 4e9, 1913, 20a Ru=
bier, be srtraorbinere 1000, 900 oe
SnbtGsterHe af &issmoItrne 90. e04, :
AS, Oe Orbiuere llbsifter bslpb fig til
1,462 $50 233 RubIsr, be ertraOrbiners
til 100, ,073, ,4l3. SommeuIisust mrb
/ 6ior ere De orbinere Snhtastsr lOi,
669, $50 &ubIer iiorre os De Orbinare
uOsifter ll2, 574 ,O2o fsrre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
General Ga8an Don't.

Com bet piI minbes bleu Der nebiat
en- Rrissret, lom tulbe unoeriese &et<
mesisbeoen af Sen. @usuns Ouetbre:
pent lfarpe Oltrinser mob Gen. Wiiles.
Der fin SnObsrstnins buuoe ubtuIt fig
ON bet . baliamereOe" Rso. $trissrst.
ten tom forbOIosuis burtist til ct &e.
iuItat os bar frabomt Gen Gasnn bans
gmbebe lonl officer. Der beuebe fig
Stemmer for, at BET par en- uubifp pbenoe
Omltanbigbso, at 9ibfsbeoen par 10
bet of meO @eueraIen; men benne Wes
ming uar ltts pestis NOT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
gIet WpntbeboIontm9.

8 De 5orsnebe Staters Wgnt pbil
abeIpbia fanot man forl.oen en- Sci
fpIet meb Som os gIp. Den ueiebe
nsiustist Iau mesct Iom en- Set meb
1913 Seluooqars. German 6r,b. ben
forriae geitprer, er nu opforbret Ill at
forflare, buorban bette forbOIcer fig.
Suoholoet az ale Wentens VauIts bli.
per, iom 6oIse af bette 6nno, nu usjst
os unosrio9t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
0or tent.

@n futtis ing ManO tIeu frrTsbsn
lust ino paa 6altisbuiet Seem OO'f.
6ans Napn pur Noplsncs cd atbsr o9
ban par ner Deoen af Utansel paa 9ies
ling. Nu er fer fommet en- Vefsel til
bam fra England pua $4,000, men for
tent, tbi ban bsoe forinoen. Ost par
bans Nrpspart i bans afbsbe 6aoels
@itno"m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
Stort GleftrititctSuGrf.

Oct nplig orsuniiersce Astoria light,
heat and power Co., bar tobi en- 9lnO
ffratuirq Song SsIunb @ity u 3
for $3.50 900 % isss Der al Dias an;
Iaoee bet FORTE @us Os @Isttricitsts'
pqlf Beroen. SirGtnln9eu er ouei
800 acrss for os srenbisr for 4oIo
Sob til Ssen.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-09-20

For sale cheap one second band one
h ,rse Osborne Mower. j. j. t;ilmer
Brock Brothers, the Hardware people,
have lust received car load of Powder,
Loaded Shells and Sho. Which they will
sell at very close prices. Also, a full line
of Builders Hardware apd Farming Im-
elements.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-09-20

After securing Northern and Eastern markets Buyers have
turned coming train and quick the
nails be drawn have Opening When our purchases are all IN we
undoubtedly boast Of the most STUPENDOUS Stock Of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
MILLINERY, &C.,
Ever shown Anderson nearly fifteen thou
sand square feet already crowded.
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Contains superior Novelties we'll BROADCLoTHS
vENETIANs HoMEsPUNs, CHEvIoTs, SCOTCH PLAIDs, &c.
Many styles and colog exclusive and weights appropriate for
Skirts We make Dress Goods special study and have
weakness for
BLACK GOODS!
buy repent when you Be prudent! Be
wise SEE OURS FIRST Then we have another weak spot for
SILKS AND sATINs,
And have the Dresses Separate Skirts
Also Silks and Satns for evening and fancy work.
OUR TRIMMINGS AND LININGs
popular Also I'll kinds of Dress Findings
IN OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT
showing Combs Pins Pompadour Combs
Combs Neck Combs Puff Combs &c Also Novelties in Jevely
Belt Clasps and Sets Cano Chains Beauty Pins &c, and Novelties
Pocket Books Belts including Dog Collar and Bead Belts and large
of the latest fad in Ladies Neckwear
consideration of the fact that there rapidly growing demand
ong fair Ready Made Garments have fitted
A SPECIAL READY MADE DEPARTMENT,
And carry variety of Suits Waists Skirts Peicoats
Muslin Underwear, Capes, Jackets &c
Our Millinery Department
Is unusually quite Frenchy much
admired popular Novelties Millinery and quite variety of
Hats for Street Golf Styles &c AsO Caps for children and
elegant line RIBBONS the leading You will be almost
buy Millinery before seeing We making
GREAT DRIVE ON KID GLOVES,
addition popular price Gloves agents for the Celebrated
and World Renowned p cENTEMERIE GLovEs-he
Wearers
We are making drive on the HERNsDORF FAST BLACK-upero
to all others.
As the gradually approaching and with the
putting on Of
FLANNELs AND w0OLEN UNDERWEAR,
remember that find better place buy I'm
dewear than from Our Stock complete.
Housekeeper who ready for something enhance the
would invite your attention Stock Of
CARPETS MAyTINGs, RUGS. ART SQUARES. &C.
All styles and qualities Biggest assortment in this city.
TO THE SHOE BUYER
We wish say updae Shoe Departments
Carolina you looking for both style and durability
footwear-U-NEED-A look at
MERCHANTS
Will please come and examine WHOLESALE DEPART
MENT WHY Augusta Atlanta Richmond Charleston and ohe
places pay freight when buy cheap of and the
freight advantages possibly elsewhere
GET PRICES POST UP, and will sell you.
We that Stock is immense that has been selected
with the that styles absolutely correct that prices
keeping with competio and that with advantages both buy
ing and selling, we defy all competition
We when business and Notwithstanding the
cry and hard times determined reach and extend
our bounds.
Come help to this immense Stock of
Prompt attention given o Mail Orders
If you for Samples
Yours truly,
prou7n 0ehornp & { a
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-09-20

After securing markets Buyers have
coming and quick the
Opening When purchases all in
undoubtedly boast Of the sTUPENDOUS Stock Of
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-09-20

Friday morning. u>t before three
o'clock. the alarm OF fire waS given,
and when the lircmen had turned ont
they found Il small blaze in Il house ON
Manning street, just acro>S the lallroau
from the Excelsior Oil Mill belonging
to |. Y. Jones (coD. The lire was nm
loubtcdly set, us Il hole waS burned
from the undcrsi.lc through the floor.
The house was damaged very little.
but some bedclotllcs, which We're near,
were destroyed. The tire might have
been much worse if our city did not
have such efficient and dprompt iircmcn.
Within five minutes after the alarm
was given Il stream of water was play
ing upon the fire, which was quickly
cxtinSuiShcd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-19
lI3O.OOO IS THE AMOUNT
Appropriated By the River and liar
 Dor Committee.

A private telegram was received kn this city this morning by a prom Enent river man stating that the app heals for appropriation by tPe Ar ,onsas Committees recently in Washington had been successful, as Inc committee on rivers and harbors |bas agreed to report in the forth |coming blll about $130, 1000 for the
 Arkansas rIYer. $60,000 to be used |io removing Instructions to naviga- tion, $50, GOO for improvement of it's barbors, and the remainder for mab- ing comprehensive surveys from it's mouth to Kansas, looking to the in- anguration of great work hereafter.
 Mayor Bell and Capt. s. Geisreit- e.. of this city. were instrumental in the above appropriation and tEey deserve much praise for their able aud earnest efforts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-19
CAUGHT FIRE,
Mrs. Leo Blum Narrowly Escapes
 Being Badly Burned.

Last evening all the "home folks" at the residence of Mrs. Goldina Franklin on West Second avenue, were indulging in a quiet game of whist, as is their usual past time. Among the players were Mir. and Mrs, Leo Blum. Mir Blum had an unlighted clgar in hls mouth and his wife secured a match for him. She struck the match and i'll q second af- forwards she was enveloped In flames.
 Mrs. Blum haG on ansouting cloth wrapper and a small piece of sulphur flew from the match and ignited the apparel. Blankets were immediate. ly thf own over Mrs. Blum and the flames extinguished.
 Several days ago Mrs. simon Bloom experienced thesame accident. She also W ore an outing cloth wrap per when the accident occurred.
 Ladies should beware of the out ing cloth, as it possesses a certain chemical that readily fgnites when approached by fire.
 We are pleased to state that neith- CT Of the above accidents resulted more seriously than above chrnni- eled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-19
Southwestern
 Telegraph and Telephone Co.

ed of the following subjects in an exhaus tive manner:
 Arkansas part in war.
 Recommendation of 1000 appro. priation for military purposes. Effective railroad commission bill demanded.
 Complete revision of statutes granting railroad charters.
 Amendment Of Bush bill recom- mended,
 Public debt statement.
 History celebrated compromise with general government.
 Good roads legislation suggested. Revision of the tax laws neces- sary.
 State equalization board needed. Appropriation board of health recommended.
 Uniformity of law relative to negotiable instruments.
 Election of United States sena- tors by direct vote of the people. County convict system condemn ed.
 Q1adrennial elections for all ex- cept legislative offices.
 Remove penitentiary from city limits.
 Build new State house.
 State charitable institutions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-19

There will he district meeting of the Knights of Pythias held in this city Friday evening under the aus pices of Lafayette Lodge, No. 101. Seven Grand officers are expected and aIarge numb 1T of Knights from Stutt- gart. Fordyce, Star City, Dumas and Camden will be in attendance. The Third rank work will be exemplified in full form by Lafayette lodge, at W hich time they will use their new paraphernalia. said to be the most orgeous ever used in the State. CheyaIier division, No. s. U. R. K. F., will assist in conferring the rank. All Knights are cordially invited to be present and can be assured of receiving a cordial welcome from the members of Lafayette, No. 10l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-19
MARDI CRAS. REX PETRACULAS TO INAU- GURATE SECOND YEAR OF
 HIS REIGN AT
LITTLE ROCK FEB. 18TH
Grand Season of Misfule, Masking and Merry Making Two Days of
 Fun, Frolic and Friyolity.

The citizens of Little Rock, under the auspices of the Board of Trade, are preparing to entertain on Mardi Gras in manner much more lavlsh and grand than ever before. The Carnival season will last two days, commencing on Monday, February B, 1899, on which day Rex Petrac- ulas will arrive, accompanied by the Queen and maids of honor, and es- corted by the Kings Royal Guards. On Tuesday as well, revelry will rule supreme. On Sunday, the 18th, Sousa's world-renowned band will appear at the Capital Theater. While the Flower Carnival will take place on Monday, there will be in- numerable attractive events on Tuesday, not the least of which will be State Masque Caque Walque Fan tastique, free to individuals and clubs from all parts of the State. Little Rock maskers will not be per- mitted to participate. The prizes will be $50 for the handsomest, and $100 for the most original costume. There will be separate competition for the home people. At night on Tuesday will take place the magnif. cent pageant, parade rivaling the display of the Orientals, and sur passing anything of the kind ever befor attempted in the Southwest. This will also be the night of the balls, swell, swagger, and spectacu lar, There will be scores Of visitors and maskers from other States, and the terpsichorean revelry aloGe will be show well worth the time and attention of all the good people of Arkansas who can well afford to mix a little pleasure with their hard work. The attractions of the Mid way, the bands and other unique and novel features will serve 5o drive away dull care and make you glad that you are alive. The busi- ness men of Little Rock will well come you with true Arkansas hospi- tality 10 their homes aud places of business. The railroads will brin1 you here for half fare, and the hotels will make the lowest sort of .ates. Nothing will be leftundone that will tend to your pleasure or comfort Any information desired, rooms re served, etc., will all receive prompt attention by writing to Geo. R. Brown, Secretary Executive Com mittee, Mardi Gras Carnival, Little Rock, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-19
BROKE INTO THE JAIL.
An Irate Husband Administers
 Severe Chastisement to Tramp

Kingsland, Ark, January 19-The town was full of tramps yerterday, and one of them was very vicious He ( spoke rather insultingly to several ladies and finally called Mrs. Evan Hopson liar and emphasized It with an oath, after which the mar shal put him in the lookup. When MT. Hopson came home and learned what the tramp had said to his wife he went ard broke down the lock up door, took the tramp and tied him to q tree and gave him a frst-class horse whipping and turned him loose. These vagabonds are becom- ing very insolent, and the people here are about ready to usa heroic measures to rid the town of such pests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-19
ODDITIES OF POISONING.
Some May Eat With 1mpunily Ger tain Foods Which are Rank Poisons to Others.

The constitutional differences and peculiarities which exist among in- dlvlduals should always be carefully watched and considered. One person can handle poison ivy with Impunity while another is poisoned If only in the vicinity uf the vine and without contact. Some members of family residing in a malarlal district will suffer regularly with ehills and fever, while other members will not be at all affected.
 Fo0d that is actually poisonous to some persons, will not so act on others. One person may eat llkinds of green fruit and vegetables with fmpunity, while another person could Uo sO only at the risk of life. Certain kinds of fish are actually poisonous to some people and per- fectly wholesome to others.
 It is this peculiar condition of the system which constitutes the danger
  should he prudently observed by each one for himself. Intestinal de- engagements frequently aii4e from and are aggravated by certain kinds Of food. hus q person affected with kidney or liver trouble should not eat very white bread since the ex- treme whiteness Is often produced by the Use of alum with m inferior ar ticIe of four, and as alum is known tn be poisonous in it's effects on Il sound constitution, this is why alum baking powder is never used by peo pie of judgment and discretion.
 More of earthly happiness depends upon what we eat than many peo- pie realize and it is for this reason that the different States are one by one passing pure food laws.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-19
MAIDEN SPEECHES.

Representative H. K. Toney and Creed Caldwell made their maiden speeches and introduced themselves to the House last Tuesday. It was upon the discussion of the resolution memoralizing the war department to muster the Second Arkansas regiment out of service. Hon. H. K. Toney opposed the resolution and the Hon. Creed Caldwell tav- ored it. The Gazette makes the fol- lowis g mention of the efforts of Jeff erson's two young Represen tatives:
 "Mr. Foney registered his protest against the resolution, and did it in a ringing speech. He deprecated any shirking of duty on the part of Arkansas military quota.
 "Mr. Caldwell, of Jefferson, said the young Arkansans enlisted under tie belief that they would fight the Spaniards, not the Filipinos. He understood the war with Spain had closed. There was, in his judgment, no justification for keeplne the sons of Arkansas longer in the field The struggling Cubans had been freed, snd hesav no reason why the Ar kansas ooYs should be made to do police duty. Mir. Caldwell made one of the best speeches of the morn ing in favor of tke resolution. ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-19
BOUGHT MOUNTAIN VALLEY.
zeb Ward and P.J McGarty Own the
 Best Mineral Springs in America

If testimonials of the cures effect ed by the use of Mountain Valley spring water are to be considered, then for the special cure of Brights disease, rheumatism and gout, Mountain Valley spring water stands at the head. It is with pleas ure, therefore, that The Democrat announces the purchase Of these celebrated springs sby Messrs. zeb Ward and P. J. McCarty, with the intention of placing the water on sale in Little Rock and pushing it's sale in the east and north, where it is already well known.-Arkansas Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-19
The PhiIosophic Giutton.

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 What we need most, indeed. Is pro- lection against ourselves"
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