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New-York tribune., 1899-01-15
INFANTS WEAR.

Children's Crochet Caps imported spec'ai
3Sc. 4Sc and 64c.
Children's Colored SILK Bonnets ana Caps'
with braid and ribbon, special 4Sc
Infants Embroidered Silk Caps, with lace
ruche, 1Sc.
Infants Bengalne SILK Caps. lace and ribbon,
special 3Sc.
Infants Cambria Slips embroidery on neck
and sleeves 12lac.
Infants Cambria Slips, assorted Styles 19c>
and 2Jc
Children's Short White Dresses, neat en-
broidered edgings insertings and tucks special
3Sc.
CbiIdren's Muslin Drawers, tucks and en-
broidered ruffes all sizes. 25c.
cbudren,s Colored Coats assorted styles and
trimmings, special at S3OS and $4.0J.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15
WRAPPERS.

FTannelette Wrappers assorted styles and
colors special at zoe. and 9Sc.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15
BLACK GOODS.

English Brocades, were 29c.; marked -
close 15c.
3S-inch All Wool Cashmere, XOc.
45-inch All Wool Cashmere, 5Oc.
45-inch Henrietta Cloth, 90 grade, for 700
ho,nch Wide Vale Camers Hair Serge. pure
worsted. worth Soc. for 39c.
45-inch Black Brilliantine, rich SIX lustr~
three unusual values, at 49c., Soc and Too
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15
QUILTS.

VIII place on sale Monday lot OF Manurac'
urers' SAMPLE Quilts, in crochet. Marseilles an
satin at onc-third off regular price
In Blanket Department. second floor.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15

~x n Van Yngen Miss Van Ingen ana MIS-
-. xIuntinpfon Van Ingen, of No. East Seventy
nrst-st.. Manhattan. have issued invitations 10
DAYS at home: "wednesday; January Is snd roosn nues
49, January a. The Van lneens are rather rcceh
9ssy,ssttan 9Sy ACQUISITIONS from this borough.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15
WILLOW WARE.

Whiskholders. were 10c. low DC.
Covered Lunch Baskets were 10c.; now DC
Japanese Cat Baskets individual, Ic.
Carpet Beaters. rattan, were loc no" DC
French Laundry Baskets, were '9c'' NOV
doc
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15
ALTERATION SALE
OF MACKINAW
CHARCOAL
REFRIGERATORS.

$1,000 size for $3.50.
SI4OO size for S1O.05.
$1,000 size for 81 LOS.
Also some larger sizes at unusual reduced
rates.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15
MATTHEW'S.
All Goods Marked Smallest Possible Margin Of Profit
During this Month Unusual Low Prices Prevail
on Many Goods.
LINENS.
Thoroughly Reliable Goods at Lower Price,
Than Usual.

Indn USUAL.
72-inch Bleached Scotch Damask' ~''""
yard: value S1.25.
j-S and 81 Napkins to match, *]'VV anu
%2.0S a dozen.
6S-inch Beached Scotch and Irish DamasK'
05c kind. for SOC. yard.
as and A Napkins to match, $1.7o and
&2.75 a dozen.
64inch Bleached Irish Damask, special al
SOC. yard.
GO-inch Scotch Loom Damask, 5Oc quality az
4Oc.
Sx1O Hemstitched Cloths, German make value
S4OO $3.10 each.
oIs-yards German Lunch Cloths. worth sloo'
at ~ .35 each.
s-4 Turkey Red and Green Table Covers
~ .3S each.
Extra good value in Huckaback Towels IVc''
12kc. 15c. and 1Oc. each.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15

Mr.. Henry Allan Price. Of No. 25 Kenmore Piace
F1atbush. announces Mondays. afternoon ana even
Ing until March
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15

Mr. William II. Cummings ana her oaushte''
A. xvgusm sutton Manning OF No. ls3 Berkeley
p,.c. will receive on Wednesday of this week
from TO o. m Mrs. Manning was a June priae
~ last wear whose marriage was one or the pretty
home affairs OF the late season
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15

Miss Josephine Weld Barr OF NO io' e'i'os
,..r.d ,nyttations for a dove tea Saturday
OF this week.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15
DRESS GOODS.
The Prices for Dress Goods are not whal
they are worth but what they
are selling for.

All Wool Satin Stripe Chalie, also plain, POLKA
dot navy blue grounds. subject to slight imper-
fectons in printing, 1Oc.
ON BARGAIN TABLE-All Wool and Cotton
Warp Fancies. $50 pieces 10 close 10c.; worth
double.
Good American and Foreign Novelties y"
pieces, TO close 23c
5O-inch All Wool Cheviots. all colors and
black. 50c.
36-lnch All Wool Flannel Habit Cloth all
colors 25c
3S-inch All Wool Cashmere and Surah sers~
all the new shades. 2Oc.
Dollar Grade Broadcloth. now S3c.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15

Mrs. Richard F. Merritt and the Misses Merritt
of No 25 Grace Court, have issued invtations ior
rbursdav Afternoons January IS and S.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15

Mrs Albert Haley and Miss Lucy Haley OF NO
.ls Columbia Heights have just returned from
v,s,t to Mystic. Conn, the home of Mrs Ha!eys
.,rlhood. Miss Haley visited also In MeTiesn;
StTnnaajav who assisted in receiving at the Haey
rccenfinn last spring.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15

Mr. and Mrs Henry Sidney Hayes. Of No. II
New-York-ave announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Louise Rawson Hayes, and Dr.
Frank Russell Baker.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15

sizes 81 to ~. There are goods In this line
that we have sold as high as $1,000 and
$500. Come early and get first &< OS
pick. Honday only VOs>O
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15


Children whose parents belong 70 the CorteVou
Club and who are described as grandchildren OF
the club" are promised delightful time on Ihurs-
day Just what preparations for their pleasure arc
heinx made by the Entertainment Committee VIII
rot be known outside that body until January ~
arrives Whatever they may be- they VIII pv III .he
natuye of q reward for some or the nttle ioiks Mlo
have made careful study OF an operetla lne
Marry Company" that is to come nrst on the pr
~~srme IL has three acts, and William r. hs sen
Vii he it's director and stage manager while Mns m
f3ascb and Miss May Hall viii be the plahsts Ing
Carl yenth Orchestra Will play
The patronesses for the POLY" dance on fepru-
arv 3 will be Mrs. William B. Kendall. )r.' MIS-
David H. Cochran Mrs George d. Pratt, Mrs
Fritz Achelis Mrs. George w. Chauncey' Mrs'
samuel Bovine Duryea. Mrs. James W. Mcbrioe
and Mrs William A. White. The Graduate Com
mttee includes Norman Dixie Theodore L. FROM, rrotn,
ingharn. DIR. william B. Brinsmade, n hVeiyh
Ssardiner and David Thomas Moore. The Class Com
,nt,es is Composed OF Franz w. Ackerman, LINCOLN
burrows Daniel o. Towl, Ernest H. webb T.. irV-
ing Kearsing and Charles Il. Wykon. jr.
Mrs. q. L. Hoppenstedt OF No las Joralemon-st.
rave a reception yesterday afternoon from 4 10 7.
n honor OF her debutante daughter Miss Rose Hop
penstedt The hostess was assisted By her eadas
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15
Brooklnn Advertisements.
Grooklnn Advertisements.

FIFTY-FIVE YEARS SELLING HIGH-CLASS GOODS.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-15

The second Of the Monday night cotilions VIII DC
la a, the Hotel St George tomorrow evening
ana tho second subscription OF the Irving CLUB
DANCES on Thursday evening The third Friday
night dance at the Prospect Heights Art hoonis
viii be held on Friday Of this week
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
st parmt &jerte.

rom Der ben ou - ou fibosr 10 %
bliper iaa uaao. Spao beober bu2"
v@eors," iuarebe Drensen aloorliS.
Oct er ct life, fort Naon, bet fan
lea let butte. Som @eor9, put big inb
unoer nit S9awl, min Drens os tas
oenne Melemmab; bet, ltal bu Ie, oil
parme big"
Crete, Tom samle Marsrete iGopans
lispis falbtes, buuoe baft fin Plabs Der
paa Sisrnet | aolfiaise gar. gun bar
en- fiifelis. sOomOois Some % nu ale
rebe sobt Oppe | @arene. men BUN baube
albris ueret gift; bun bauoe, iom bun
uotrpfte fig, 2as moi meb at paste fig
ielp, funbe tile Ooerfomme tiaise at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
Somt Stjermerne paa 9imt:
lem | Wamgioloi9beo.

Oa jes en- folb 8interaften lfpnbte
mig biem meb min lille Yi9e oeo Chen
al mig, iosoe bun:
r6aoer! jes fOrisser at teae Stier.
nerne.
vWe9et gootl" ia9oe ies, bin BLOT
peo!"
2iot lenere bsrte ies benbe t90e:
30 bunbrebe os tire % type, TO BUM
eseee % fire os tHee, TO buHereee %
fem o9 tppe. 8, fere 5aberl" Ia9be
bun, nies troeoe life, at Der bar iaa
mon9e."
&9re 8ennerl laalebeS flyer ies os.
iaa ltunoom / min Sial: vSsrre M uit
ies forisse at t9lle oine 8eleernin9er
imoo mig" Men NIT 6ierte iutter
mart, life Of Sors. men unber 8prben
Of en- lauoun @obbeb, Oe ies flyer til
mig ielu: Seq troebe life, at Der bar
iaa mango"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
Yibelen | Nont.

Npoitlenes @ernineer lutte meo, at
Yaulus / Rom iorfDnbie Den 0erre
Selus ubinoret. 0uor ere beg life
5orbOloene / ben BD bleone foranoreoe
lioen be 9asel Sra Yauens Bp uo9it
Der Dub, lom iorbgo Blbelens uobres
be;ie, oe ben, lom foe IN Del Aar
Iioen belsste Gom, MATTE iinoe Jig /,
at bans 9sj bleu unoerls9t, ON Der life
mnlisens Tube finoes en- italienf Bis
bel beri. Den Bare MATTE life feres
ino / Hom. Saa beba9ebe bet CUB at
aabne 8oms Yorte oslua for benne ber=
lise Sfat. Oct bar i September 1870.
Den ltalienlfe 99r botbt fit Snotos /
8pen. Mebens Romerne bilieoe Be.
%frierne, bleu be bar ct ejenbommeli9t
Snbtos.
Melem Rnnonerne fom en- 89rre,
iom bleu truffen al en- 6uno. 8eo bens
Sioe git to unse M9nb. Oct bar bet
brittle Bibelielitubs aolportsrer. De
uiloe iaa mart iom mulist brin9e 8ibe.
fen inb / &om. Saa lfaffeoe De fig en-
iimpei 89rre ps en- Suno, o9 paa oenne
Wauoe bolot Bibelen fit 5notos / 6om.
Ru er ben life mere forbuot / Yaoeltas
ben. Man bebsper MI better life at
inbfere ben fra @nelano. Oct Bog
trptferi, buori 8ibeten trpttes. er i ct
foroums 59n9iel. ) Garet 1885 iols.
tes Der / Stalien Ooer 10000 8ibler
os SEP 9eitamenter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
SUN ipiaeoeiffe mere.

Sor IN lib Iioen git en- StueipiQer:
inoe i9ennem en- af @aeerne / en- flor
umeritanit gp. 3ilfeloi9 faIbt benbeS
Slif pua en- ips, iom iao / en- 2aneltol
ueo Sno9an9en til ct gus. Sub af
Meolioenbeo 9if bun ben til ben un9e
Butient for at opmuntre benoe meo
no9le ipgsenoe 8emarfnin9er. 9Ren
buOr ~iorbouieoes bun life, bo Der / Ste
bet for Sersmooisbeo ~itraalebe benbe en
tlar, opb @l9oe / Mgoe!
SGnserinoen iulste 5nobpoelien til
at l9tte fig, sg efter en- lang Samtnle
gift bun bort / opb Gitertanfe. Ulen fun
for mart Of oenoe titba9e. gun oro9es
meo uimootaaelis Ma9t til bin unse
Siel, iom par ipg o9 bog lpfteli9.
Manaen Dag lab bun bes benoe o9
ianbt 9rOen paa Seius. Zen 5ornn:
bring, fem fOresif meo Stueipiaerinoen.
tunoe life blloe ltjult o9 pafte en- ltor=
menoe Mooltano i benoe8 camille.
9enoes 6noer bar 9ireftor for ct fort
Sellfab o9 BUN ben fsrlte aunItnerinoe.
gllt lpntes at aiben9e al, ON bun bolot
fat ueo fine ejenbommelige npe Gultuel=
Ter. Zen ~ltaitels Bi9e LOB fig beu99e
til at ipiae enonu no9le @an9e. Uten
oerpaa moonebes / benbe Ell 8ei lutnin9,
Iom mantte meofere en- Benbino. gn
Nften tranote bun OPP / en- limpel 3rn9t.
gun fit lpoelis gifalo, tbi bun oar
N9n9oens Clubbing, o9 lelo / oenne
Simpelbeo to9 bun fig n1oeli9 uo.
Man uenteoe Nrien, lom bun lfnloe
lpnee. Men / Steoet for benne lpb
fra benoes 2Rber en- aonoelig sang .
Der berIfeoe en- lpolgS Stilbeo, on
Sanserinoen 5auoe enot. Ween Ioa
brso Der les en- Bifalosl form, unoer
boilten Stueipiaerinoen iorloo Scenen
for beItanol9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
Smlefjernem,

iuuitreret nf be beoiie oanife 8unitnere,
oil nofomme fibit / Nouember Maaneb
oa fan leperes Der | Imerifa fer Sui,
beriom Beitilins inoienbes til os | sob
Glib.
9osen uosiues at Yreiterne 8. 8. s,
Is. M attbielen (fpr / Giaa) os u.
g. Maben. 8iora9ene leoeres fors
uoen al be TO n9unte Of Gifb. Bed,
V. L., 8ufb / 8eulins. Sfoos
9narbs Beterien, u. 9 dad, Sic.
Il 8 n 9, Stiftproolt Yaulti. Baitor
6gnne, Chr. 8laumiiller og
ilere.
Sntet oil bliue iparet paa ben funiis
n~erilfe uoltprelie.
Ypgelis Eris bliDer fun 45 Gts.
8i impoeie mango Beitilinser.
Danish Luth. Publ. House
Blair, Webr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
Staisn ohio, gpsn 9oIeso,
Yucdg gouutn

Staitn Ohio, 8psn 9oltso,
tncas County. IS.
Grant J. @benep iu9rgtr, at ban 90 bet olbr,
waebItm at dirma,t Z. Z. 9bentp A 60, Der Srip,r
borrs,HIns ! DpeH IoItbo. fsr n9pmie Counts GA Gtst.
og at iarme 8trma uil bstsls en- sum af CT bunprsss
Dollars for bDeri eneie ItIf0lbs af Ratarrb, Der IN,
tau btlbrtbes utb Bruetn at Halls Catarrh Cure.
branf 9btntb.
bs.bis't fOt mig oa nnbsrifrspst I ~iu Raruorelf..
ben Ste December 1885.
9..T u. 70. @Isafon,
uV Rotarius p~ubIiens,
Halls Catarrh Cure taass tnbpenbie GA piyfsr hi.
r.fit poa Slobtt os SIimbinbtrns I e,hsmst. et.h,
ttisr Dibutsbprb gratis.
Is. ebsnsp&Go., asltbs, Q.
- S1Ists hos apotestrt. Toe.
Halls Family Pills tr BE- bsblts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
Sorunooommen.
v&plaoiem".
(5ortiat)

g2ppt gouo II ptl, aoHes lputBtt
Siut os iaa OPP ira fit arbejoe, bet
lpoer, iom ON ct 9arn grab. auf
9Dren op o9 le ao."
pun sjOroe, iom ban boo. os Siat
bapeoe fin Stemme en- Smule: ,6pab
b%sltiler ou oer2"
@eor9 zoe op og uilbe booe liitet o9t,
buis life Stemmen bauoe lpot iaa oens
Zig; nu fieebe ban IND ao 0Gren /
Steoet for.
gaom liot berinb, bu!@ in9oe Siaf,
ries boloer iaa meeet al imaa Drense,
fOm % innf liot meo mig"
@eore t9nfte, Der bapoe ban inaet Ell
sOot Stiuleitee for BeofemOber, % git
inb.
Oct bar oa moriomt, bu fom IND og
beiesie MIC" iaeoe Siuf. ybu fan mol
ie, ies inssn Steoer ian gna."
.Stte Bet, iasoe @eora meoislenoe,
ytommer ou beaer alori9 til at 9aa
mere"
rNej, uift nlori9 Der pnd 5oroen,
men naar jee fommer op / !oimlen, tan
ies san isen."
yann ou uirfelig?
y5a, bet er oa aloeles piit; peb ou
intet ON oimlea2"
80, ies bar fact en- Mooer Der.
Oppe, os ies tommer en Gang Op I'll
benoe,~ iuareoe 6eore meo ct gif.
Sub %ueliene big, min Drene. ie9
troeoe life, nogen Der / @poen uiolte
noset ON be Ting. 6uem bar i~ortalt
big berom2"
gMnrie".
g6uem ct bum"
nSun Dor 10 Der li9e ooerfor," io9oe
@eors. forbaoiet ouer, at 5iat lille
fenbte benbe.
DNa, GID jee tnnoe saa. !9sr, tag ou
Marie meo Der ben en- 3aa, jee oiloe
iaa 9erne e henoe," o9 3iai puoieoe
fine Briaer % ian meset opbiinois no,
iOm ON ban t9nfte paa, ON ban lille
baooe 9lort ri9ti9ere / at betpmre fig
libt mere ON fine Naboers 8el, iSteoet
for at lutte Jig inoe % paste fig ielu.
,9nre". bulifeoe ban ia9te, vou bar
Ienot mig ct al oine Gam fer al piIe mig,
at ou osiaa i min ~bj9lpelsie 9lliiono
bar en- lille @ernins for mig Of gore.
9oi for bet, fare 9erre. 6jalp mig
MI at leoe bit lille Gam frem til 5im'
mslbjemmet." Stats Zine bare luiteoe,
!Sanberne foloeoe os 9opeoet uenot
Opao.
@eors b~etra9teoe BAN a%lporlis os iaa
op paa 9oftet for at iomme efter. buab
Der 9ioroe ben enmle Wnnos anfi9t iaa
lpitelist. "a Siaf after nabneoe 81.
meme os oenote zig meo ct emil mob
Barnet. ipurste e3eors aluorlis: v6uem
bar bet, bu tnlte meb2"
Wsb 9orberre Seius, naturtisois."
r9am, iom tos min Wiober ira mis2"
ga, Barn, ueo bu intet ON bam?"
@eors rpiteoe paa 6ouebet.
yStattels, itattels 8rensl @orberre
Seius eli,er big, min Drene, os oil
iau serne ssre big til fit lptieIise Barn.
gil bu elite bam?"
vSa," iasoe @eors aluorlis, ban bar
parat iii at eliie ale, Der uiloe boloe en-
Smule Of BAN.
,Suor er BIN Jaber2 aepsr ban
ilte2"
vGet peo ies life, @eors bar sanlfe
%fOrbapiet opsr bet Spsrssmanl.
vSpem Dor bu bos2"
DOS Bebtemooer | Hr. O."
vpoao beboer Bebitsmooer?"
v@osle fable benoe ysamle Sane"
andre iise Maoam 5afobien", ioareoe
0rensen alporli8.
vSe iaa. Tom mn mart os beiss mig
isen os tag iaa Worie meo."
@eors MATTE isen no / ReBnen %
&ulben. 9enne i bans aros leseoe en-
Slot gsrn; BON ifpnbte fig forbi, iaa
bnrtis ban iunoe, men neppe iii BE- gje
paa bom, fsr en- raabte o3infeben,
@eOrs 5iufebenl~ % be andre itemte /.
Oct imerteliee uotrpt Tom ouer bans
anfst, ban fpnote iis biemao, os ba
ban naaebe Rr. 2, fom bans Beoites
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
GET A SILK DRESS r E

The Old reliable publisher of the we'll knownm me highly intershngF Family Maya
zine to advertise it are offering banoseme SILK presses full 0to Is yards This offer
tie paper If you wish to take advantage of above silk dnss offer you must first
send p Cents silver or postage stamps-to pay for andhn and postage on the
paper VT send three months on trial ad you will receive it b return mail.
Mrs Phoebe Nash Wnnanstown, Pa writes: Just received the black silk dess14
yards-y on sen me. The quality is magnificent ad hank you a thousand times over
Mrs liza Brown New Haven, Conn. writes: 1 scarcely believed it but this morn
ing NY silk drssa arrived. IhaVes shown it to a dozen neghbo They al intend
sending for one tits certainly beautiful and wfld do all can oryo ur ape
w car show proof of thousands of dresses given AVE- to those II have an
swered oura advertisements. All dresses sent promptly. Address,
HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL PUB. CO., LOCK Box 756, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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&eitoplaget
ira 9anif, rens" SOsbanOel fra
Nccuab, @is.,
iGlges billtgt.

6eI9enoe bnues Opla9 os tiIbpbes
berueo til be bosfsieoe meeet neoiaite
griier, alt portOirit. Snsen Rabot
9iues:
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rs Sibet. 3attonefet. 46 @ts.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-17
FED TO ANIMALS.

Tn the corn districts of the United States the English sparrows have abandoned insects for grain.
 Though horses train best on hay and oats in many stables they are now be- ing fed hay, bran, vegetables and corn, mixed, steamed and then served after this cooking. Dogs have been induced to feed on vegetables in order that they may be milder tempered and the dog biscuits fed them have taken the place of table scraps.
 Animals that live on one single food are growing more scarce among the highly organized creatures. There is evidence that the swan once fed on aquatic grasses. Once when ice de- stroyed the grass growing at the bot tom of the lagoon at Abbotsbur..- the half-wild swans starved in hundreds because they would touch no other food. Nowadays they eat grain and bread.
 Instances of carnivorous animals turning to a vegetable diet are rare One noted instance is Scotch deer hound, which is so fond of peaches that it will stand on it's hind legs to reach them on the trees. In New zea- land parrot took to sheep-killing and eating, and some pigs evinced prefer ence for a diet of young lamb, while some Australian sheep became not only carniyorous but cannihal.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-17

In it's advanced and chronic form cold in the head is known as Nasal Catarrh and is the recognize source of other diseases. Having stood the test of continuei successful use Ely's Cream Balm is recognizoo as speci- fic for membranal diseases in the nasal patsagee, and you should resort to this treatment in your own case. It is not drying, does not produce sneezing. Price 50 cents at druggists or by mail Ely Brothers, 56 Warren street, Ne Y York. Give up prejudice and try it.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-17
How,s This2

We offer s100 reward for any case Of catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh cure
 F.J. CHENEY & CO, Propsb. Toledo, 0
 We the undersigned. have known F. J Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable III al business transac- tions and financially able to carry out any ob- legations made by their firm. NEST < TRUAx Wholesale druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
 WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. gss Halls family pills are the best
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-17
YAWNING
Must Now Be Considered a High Com
 pIiment

Must Now Be Considered a High Com
 pliment.
 Have you ever observed at theater or concert that the people who are most deeply interested appear between the acts to be quite weary of the whole thing, yawning half a dozen times in succession? The reason of this is a physiological one. When your atten- tlon is much absorbed in anything ex- citing or touching, you breathe in a very shallow manner, and take into your lungs only half enough air. Con sequently, when your attention is re- faxed, you have to make up the defi- ciency. This you do by yawning, which, after all, is only breathing a very deep breath. If you watch a man at a play, and observe that he is greatly moved by some incident, you may feel sure that when the scene ends he will sigh, and a moment or two later yawn repeatedly. Of course the yawning, so far from being 8 sign of weariness, is a proof of the liveliest appreciation. Very often you will ob- serve the same phenomenon in a girl reading novel. And by her yawns you can tell when the end of some ab- sorbing incident is reached.
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True to Himself.

Whats the matter, McManus?" said the captain. Before we succeeded in taking Santiago you scoffed at the Spanish flag, but now that we have obtained possession here, I see that you are shaking your fist at the stars and stripes"
 "Yes, begorra," said Patrick, "I'm agin the gover' 'ment. Let's turn the rascals out
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 Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersign- ed will present a petition to the County Court of Jefferson County. Arkansas. on the first day of it's July term, 1889 to open and create a new road as follows: Beginning on Oak street and 20tn avenue running south through lot No. 1 in the nori heast A of sec tion 16, township G. south of range 9, west; thence east along the line between lots one and eight, section 16. to where said east and west lines intersect with the Monticello road.
 (Signed) MAGGIE MCCoRDHILL,
 and others
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MT. J S. Hunt. the popular young attorney of this city delivered the Alumini address at Hendricks Col lege Monday night. Ha delivered the address with much feeling aud he Is acknowledged as an orator of n' slight ability. Mr. Hunt is a graduate of the class of '95 of Hendricks.
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Mrs. McAlmatt. willow of the L. te John ]. NcA'nott, of Little Rock. was visitor in Pine Bluff Tuesday. She was ea route tn Little Rock from Monticello" where she attended the Home Mission meeting.
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Among fhe Pine Emf teachers who will respond "a numbers un the pro- gram Of the Arkansas State teachers association, whicn will held its an- nual c"nvention tt Newport, June 2O-22, 1859 are Misses Emma Mann. Prof. ] H. Thach and superiatend- ent J H.. Hinenon.
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SPANISH oARRoTE.
Relic of Modern Barbarism Unearthed
 from an Old Havana Prison.

Among the many relics of the Span ish war taken to the governors palace for cataloguing, none is attracting more attention in Havana just now than the old official garrote. The ma cnine has been in active service for more than century, the last execu- toner, an aged negro convict. having presided at 70 ceremonies. The gar rote itself is a shabby enough old trap, consisting mainly of rusty iron and an unplaned board or two. The dons are awfully punctilious in regard to form, but scandalously careless of ap- pearanee. A judge who might have seven kinds of fits if he should omit one syllable of the interminably long harangue delivered at the scene of the Judicial murder, would calmly officiate at the same in condition which to the untrained olfacto.ies of the ignor- ant Yankees might saYor of the hum ble animal the dons have declared we resemble. Thus it is that the garrote Is simple to excess. It is about 10 feet high all told. The platform, which IS four feet from the ground, is some six feet square. Attached to the iron column which runs through and sup ports this is an iron chair. Two feet above this is the fatal screw. The cul- prit CD is seated in this chair with his hands and feet firmly tied, and his eyes blindfolded. At the proper mo- ment, twirl is given the screw, which penetrates his neck and breaks his spinal column. The operation may or may not be very painful. If 1t were not for the peculiarly fiendish manner in which the affairs were conducted there is reason to believe that the gar rote is less inhuman than either the rope or the chair It is the Spanish who have thrown the method into odium.
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|rspe Bocage left Tuesday \ for Little Rock, where she |e guest of her sister, Mrs.
 |sscp. for a few weeks.
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Planie Courtney, of Win Feturned home this morning FVeral weeks visit with Miss
 |in this city.
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|la Hunter, who has been 1.-the W inter with relatives
 l, will return to this city to- Hiss Hunter is a sister of Mcdonnell. of AItheimer.