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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-29
Tb. German Gr,tna Green.

The German "Gretna. Green came to an end on the same day as the Ger man nineteenth century. On Jan. l, 1900, the marriages without previous banns or public askings, so long iD practice on the island of Heligoland. were declared from thenceforth illegal. During the last week of the old year, according to a Hamburg correspond ent. the Heligoland steamer Silvana carried to the island quite a shoal of young couples who were determined to avail themselves of it's privilege of sudden marriages" before it was too late. On New Years Day, 1900, the last cargo of bridal pairs married In haste took ship for their homes on the mainland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-29
Farming in Colorado and New Mexico.


 Farming in Colorado and New Mexico.
 The Denver & Rio Grande Rail- road, "The Scenic Line of the World, :" has prepared an illustrated book up- Oh tue above subject, which will be s0nt free to farmers desiring to change tn Air location. This publica- ton gives valuable information in regard to the agricultural, horticul- tural and live stock interests of this section, and should be in the hands ofevers one who desires to become acquainted with the methods of of farming by irr. ation. Write s. K. Hooker. c. F. X. T. A.. Denver, Colo tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-29
sure-Tootea noer Hnr.er.

The horses which the Boers ride are Fery much like the Welsh or Scotch ponies, being very sure-footed, and with a power Of leaping from rock to rock that is phenomenal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-29
Czar a Wheelman.

The czar of Russia was, as a boy. fery fond of cycling. He has now grown tired of pedaling his own ma. chine. and has had a record breaking netroleum tricycle. made for him in Paris. A wicker-work car Is being made which will be tackled on to the end of the machine for the empress.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-29

 Attention
Take a run up there and INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF,

You will find the same handsosas Pullmans, Cafe Cars asd Coaches a12 broad sestibuled) which delight ttls California tourists and cause them ta say:
 YOU DON'T HAVE TO vFtLOGEYr FOX RIDING ON THE DENVER 4. A. .GLIssoN, c, A. r. D.
 CHARLES l.. HULL, T r, A.
 W. F, SHIRLEY, A. c. f E.
 FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-29
THE MONEY 

Does not worry the residesH.s in the Texas Panhandle. Tars@ ons for the CATTLE, marges- ou as a VIII EAT country, fsFkk~ dncing MELONS preferred hg Eastern epicnres, tich in FEEb STUFFS, CORN and COTTffM this section is now
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-29

Ee,f. U 5. . k11al as1szr uFt olnItn, where they will visit relatives for a lew weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-15
Valentine Party

One of the most pleasant, OF the very
many pleasant affairs which charaeter-
ize social life in Grand Juunstion. was
given yesterday afternoon by Miss Mabel
Patton, teacher Of the kindergarten, in
conjunction with her pupils. The af
fair was given jointly in honor OF the
parents of the little ones.
1t was valentine party Miniature
invitations were sent out, cut in the
shape of hearts, on varied colored paper.
After the order of exercises light re-
freshments were served and the dainti-
est Of dainty napkins, all in the national
colors were placed at the plate of each
guest, the work all done by the little
hands of the tots who attended the ses-
sions of the school.
The affair was delightful one and
equally enjoyed by the guests and the
little hostesses and their teacher.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-15
No tice

The following excerpt from the Colo
RADIO State Game Law, is published for
the information of those persons who
have been engaged in killing insectiver-
Gus birds.
mo person shall at any time kill, en-
snare, net or trap any robin, lark, whip
poorwill, finch, sparrow, thrush, wren,
martin, swallow, snowbird, bobolink, red
winged blsckbird, crow, raven, turkey
buzzard, oriole, kingbird, mockingb bird,
song sparrow or other insectivorous bird
or birds, or any pheasant, quail, ptarmi-
gan or partridge
The penalty for the breaking OF this
law is ten dollars for each bird taken or
killed.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-15
A Gift to Our Public Schools.

Mrs. Margaret Ogilvie will certainly
be remembered by the patrons of our
public schools by reason of her interest
in our welfare and the substantial proof
OF that interest in the shape of large
collection of elegant photographs il
Illustrating nearly every phase of classi-
cal reference, besides photographs of
many of the great masterpieces of art
In addition, Mrs. Ogilvie has placed
in the High school q magnificent collec-
tion OF marine specimens, representing
many species of the denisons of the deep
and illustrating how beautiful their
workmanship can be- Their number
approaches one thousand specimens rep
resenting many varieties.
and it will not be long before the pupils
will be receiving the full benefit of this
fine collection.
The gift Of the photographs comes
opportunely to all our language classes.
both ancient and modern, and to our
literature classes especially.
Our appreciation is hard to express in
words, but we hope to show it by a
study of the gift in all it's phases and
thus secure to ourselves the full educa-
tional value Of the collection.
w. H. Miller, Supt.,
For the Board, Patrons and Pupils.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-15
THE LOCAL NEWS

See Ramey Brothers for bargains in
city and farm property.
See Ramey Bros. if you want to buy
some good residence lots cheap.
District Attorney Samuel G. McMul-
lin left for Delta this morning.
b. 7. Napier, head of the firm of B. T.
Napier & Co. is in the city today.
Anything in the way of saddles or
harness, you will find at Robucks.
Trobitz, the timer, makes specially
of all kinds Of galvanized iron tanks.
Suitable for farmers spraying
Contractor Lumsden and gang Of
men will start for DeBeque Monday to
start work on the moving of the De-
Beque bridge and building of tho new
pier.
Judge Theron Stevens, OF the seventh
Judicial district came down from Glen
wood last night, where he has been hold
ing court for Judge Rucker and left for
Delta this morning.
The Thompson Jewelry and Music
company has been appointed the ex-
elusive agents for the Webb @. Ball
Gonpany's famous railroad watches.
This watch has rational reputation
among railroad people as one Of the very
best made. The agents in this city
have a line on hand now which while
small in number is the forerunner of a
big assortment as soon as the factory
can furnish them.
1t is refreshing to know that we are
soon to have with us those emperors of
comedy, Richard & Pringles Russo Il
Hollands Big Minstrel Festival, with
their sixty ludicrously funny comedians,
agile and expert dancers, beautiful sing
ers and score OF novelty acts. At the
set for the APPEARANCE. This organiza-
tion which started in modest way some
years ago, has through the most liberal
kind Of management acquired an envi-
able position in the amusement field and
il today conceded to lead the world in
it's class. They bring with them this
year more well known comedians and
novelty acts than have ever before been
collected together in one company.
Many thousands Of dollars have been ex-
pended in equipping the production
with scenery OF the most superb kind,
and the costuming is a marvel of ele-
gance and beauty. A grand free street
parade will be given at 2:3o p. IN, and
three bands will be heard in a concert OF
modern and classic music.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-15

Bernie Bounds OF DeBeque is a visitor
to the city today. He will go to Fruita
tomorrow
One week from tonight occurs the
Hard Times ball at the Armory Hall.
Put on yocr old clothes and come.
Two new houses for sale ON the in
stallment plan.
Ramey Bros, Agents.
The body of Matilda Haiti was shipp-
ed from Aspen, in care of Undertaken
Bucklin, for interment in the Orchard
Mesa cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs George q. Haskell and
daughter Mary arrived home yesterday.
Mrs. Haskell and daughter have been
absent several months.
Trobitz, the timer, has moved into
new quarters across the street from his
old location. Patrons will find him
equipped, better than ever, to fill orders
in his line.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-15
Valentine Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Noland, at their
pleasant home on east Main street last
night, entertained party of ladies and
gentlemen at Valentine dinner. The
appointments of the home and the table
or banqueting board, were exquisite and
thoroughly in keeping with the day and
the thoughts suggested by st. Valen-
tine day.
The after dinner favors were unique
and elected a great deal of amusement
from the guests present. Flowers and
fern decorations were in abundance on
the beautifully laid table and the even
ing will be remembered as one of pure
enjoyment by those who were present
A number one horse, buggy and har-
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-15
WE KNOW
HOW

repair shoes, and guarantee to sat
isfy you in anything you buy of us Z.
Its the "know how" that counts in
this world
The Boston Shoe Store.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-15
About the Weather.

The maximum temperature during the
past "a hours, Sc degrees, and the mini
mum this morning 80 degrees.
The forecast for this section is:
Friday.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-15
BIG MINSTRELS.

S. Minstrel Stars.
Two Bands
Pickaninny Drum Corps.
Special Train Of Pullman Cars.
Big Parade 4 p. m.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-15

A number one horse, buggy and har
ess, for sale at $50. See Robuck.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-15
Aplica Fronts.

New Embroidered Aplica Fronts-These are
all new and attractive and will please. We
have them from 1925 to $3.50 Broeaded
Tatfetas New Val Laces, New Nansooks,
All Over Vallencines, Dimities, French
Lawns, New Piques Now we take it that
the above is a list of goods from which any
things for Spring, just enough 10 whet the
appetite for all the grand assortment which
will arrive now from day to day.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-29

came were blind, and prospectors were
not successful in tracing the cOlor5 to
their source, till VIM. Lawrence and
j. G. GliSsan begun Investigations
there little over a year ago. They
prospected by panning and trenchiug
sy dramatically aud persistently. Their
efforts eliminated in the discovery of
one of the blind leads" in which they
found an exceedingly rich stratum of
free gold ore which they have been eX.
tracting. This stratum frequently eX
pands into large pockets of marvel
ously high grade oGe. From this ore
they recovered the free gold values by
treatment in arastras. Even by this
slow and crude method they have TAX
en- out large amount of gold aud
their monthly sales of smalgam, which
were reported in the Blade aud Globe
papers, led to an investigation of their
property by Mr.. Alexander Hill of the
London GlOhe Exploration Company
Since the discovery of the Lawrence
GIi-san claim, NUN Der of prospectors
have Invaded the district and made
numerous locations, many of which
are reported to be tir,t class prospects
From these MIR. Hill has selected four
teen which he deems worthy of devel
opment aud is now negotiating fol
bonds on them.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-29
About London Promotions.

The miSmanagement of StrattOn'S
Independence by the Venture Corpor.
alton of London continues the leading
topic in mining circles of Colorado.
Several prominent operators have de-
clared their firm belief that the mine
was deliberately Quilted to force divi'
dsnds, aud more than one mining
journal asserts that false statements
were issued ia regard to the ore re-
serve-, ia order TO mi,lead aud swindle
the British public.
However this may be. one fact is
prominent-that British promotion
companies do not mine. They pur
cha ,e mines which have ore in sight,
aud which eau pay big dividends while
the promoters sell their new stocks.
When the selling i, accomplished the
promotion company is out of il. aud
has only sentimental interest in the
fate Of the share>.
When the cry of barren vein" wa
raised in the case of the Tom Boy
which bad paid dividends as high a
4OOJO5 per month on a capitalization
of 5OO,OOOS-the News di,credited the
report. Development has proved that
the News was right. We now venture
the opinion that there il plenty of ore
ia the ll0 acres OF mineral laud con-
trolled by the Independence, aud that
conservative aud competent manage
ment will restore the property to the
paying class. The term paying is used
with reference to the face value of the
shares. II has no respect for the
doomed value aud the very high divi-
dends which were 'gouged" from the
mine to create aud sustain that value.
In this connection it is pleasant TO
state that all negotiations are off for
the sale of the Camp Bird mine to a
London promotion company. Thomas
+. Walsh is willing to take his chances
with the Ouray bonanza, which will
continue for many years to make
money for its founder and shed credit
on the district and state.-American
Mining News of New York.
- -
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-29

Miss Fannie Sawyer will do type.
writing and stenOgrsphic work at the
office Of the District Attorney from
niue to eleven o'clock. All work guar
anteed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-28
Theatrical Notes.

ro,oorr,tno an attraction booked for this
city next month the Buffalo Ii1hes say
Last nights presentation OIL nc
Three MusKeteers at the LEceulh VS.
witnessed By a crowded house, ana JUGS
no from the favorable comments heSru
rem tna- audience at the coiici' -
the performance, the company silou1o
rtay 70 big houses all the week Harry
i,Iazier. as ID Artagnan, acceptaplE hiieo
j role that might very easily De Spo1isu
nv rantins. but he handled IL careluiis
and well, and was ably assisted tnroush-
out Miss Vail de Vernon, as Mliaui nc
Winter, shared the honors vita nm.
Miss Mayme Mayo, one OF me OTIS i'
lights of Chas. H. yale's operate spec
r.,cla ..1lne Evil Eve" which Will be seen
oere in January. mas in her possession
,lya terrier named "1Aeck' that has been
ael. companion for se;eral seasons, aliu
yho has caused his mistress no enc OF
trouble by his ecCentricJt:es she mas i!tleo
40 in the tray of her trunk q SATIN hheo
couch wherein 'Aleck would dream
away the hours while his mistress was on
the stage. On one occasion the stage
lat. an adjunct of every we'll regulated
theatre. wandered into Miss Mayo's dress
.ng-roon and jumping into q chair con-
canning one OF NJ SIS Mayo's handosmest
iresses began making its toilet. AZ TINS
iunctlre ''Aleck'' awakened and loudly
demanded that the cat get off his mis-
Jress' dress and leave the room. lie only
attention the cat paid to his request was
% arch its back and say Put me out.
rhis so incensed 'Aleck'' that he made a
bound for the cat, VINO executed flank
movement and Jumped on Alexis back
ana proceeded TO box his ears most visor-
Dusty. Hcwlins with pan and lear,
,'Alecll'' made Il bee line for the stage
With tho cat ciusing to his back and
rushed on in the midst of Miss Mayo's
best scene. The audience went Wild with
delight at this innovation and as ''Aleck
rushed around the stage yelping. together
with the screams Of the cat and the really
dramatic acting of Miss Mayo. bed!am
re:gned supreme. With the assistance Of
the stays hands Neck was finally res
sued from his prosecutor and the act came
to an end in an original and move! manner
Miss Mayo now takes the precaution of
claiming ''Alecl> to tile trunk so that
when she is on the stage she has no fear
OF Interruption in like manner.
Terry McGovern, the featherweight and
lightweight champion Cf the world. will
make his first appearance on the dramatic
stage in his original character OF the
''Bowery Boy" in that most sensational
melGdrama- The Bcwery After Dark
which opens engagement at the Academy
next month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-28
slsi
E()OTB ALL TEAMS !.
ARRIVE TO-DAY
To-Mouow's Game the General Topic
of Conversation.
VIRGINIA TIE FAvoRlTE.
Many say Tho Varsity VIII Have No
walk-over- The Jefferson
Will Become Heads
quarters.
VIRGINIA TIE FAyoRlTE.

To.morrow- s game between the UNIVERSE
~ q. Virginia and Sewanee has now be-
.,,.,e tne topic of discussion in the hotel
lines and clubs OF the city. Last night
,bere was n general gathering of the foot
hs,i enthusiasts at the jefferson, when
ro,,c.,, gossip concerning both eievens was
tea-d Virginia is the fayorite, and on ac-
.,ount of the strong belief that she will
win here has, so far, been little betting
nm The result The Virginia team has en-
Gagged quarters at the Jefferson. and will
arrive over the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
Ray from Charlottesville this afternoon.
The team from Tennessee will more than
likely stop at The jefferson also, though
they have not yet engaged quarters. The
Team left Chattanooga yesterday over the
Southern and viii arrive here Tonight
They VIII come by way of AsheViile,
through western North Carolina, the
,.I-iind OF the Sky The Virginia eleven
.viii be accompanied 10y a hundred or more
of the students and the StonewaIi Band. of
staunton They will own the town upon
:i.ei- arrival, taxing Possession as they have
IN former years. There Will also be quite
number OF RIOTERS" with the Sewanee
scam.
1T is thought Virginia viii have no walk
pyer by many, as the Sewanee has shown
marked Improvement within the last week.
They are evenly matched in weight,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-28
MUSICIAN BURIED
WITH ROYAL P0MP
Clergy and Choir ALFRED in Robes of
Scarlet and Gold.
THE SERVICE MOST IMPRESSIVE.
Audience Displayed Deep Emotion as
strains from Great Composers
own Anthem fcsuundcd
Through Sacie ed Edi:icc.
THE SERVICE MOST IMPRESSIVE.
(Dy Associated Press.)

LONDON. Nov 21.-With all the pomp
and ciIcuni. ltauce which might nave at
tended the obssquies OF a menibsr OF the
ROYAL family, the remains OF S.F Atthu'
Sullivan, who d.ed here nursery last'
,yera int .lcr5tl in St Pauis Cathedral to-
day. So.
,ortion of the service, in the Chapel
Po,al immense crowds ASSEMBLED IL the
vicinity of the late residence OF the de
ceased and ST. James Palace White >t.e'S
point of vantage around St. Pau ''ts
taken uo hours prior TO the arrival OF the
coItege.
Chapel Royal were aV;ired in their MS
torfc rooes CT scarlet and gold, and the
ramains were borne up tie aisle bensnd'
tha choir chanting the p.aintive opening
verses of the burial service. me
whole sarvice was most impressive ana
the anthems were especially nouSiiiu'-
The audience displayed deep SEnotioh as
the strains of the anthem : el, iaousl
T Walk from Suliyan's Light tof tne
Wnr,f,,, resounded through thu sacred
CIV WHITE-RoBED cHoaIsTERs.
The preliminary service ended. the pro
cessjon reformed and proceeded ID st.
Paul.s Cathedral. On the broad steps -
the Cathedral the Dean, AMI onapts. -
ST. PaulS anC the "i!te-ie 'os .l'.a-.
surrounded by thousands or spectat'.s
NET the. procession. AS the great 1o'i
flew cn.n the sunlight STRAINED IN ana
the voices OF the choirs strong ana s" g.
broke the solemn silence which naa p he
vailed up TO that time tnrousnoussl ~
cathedral. harsatf
In a coffin. almost hidden DE- Dei harne
wreath of flowers. the remains ms, ~. np.,r
nm he asiIe until they reached the eiia. a
90, stems. directly beneath the uoIs,
There a catafalque had been ereclsu ~, ~,
the edge of a narrow opening VINCE
to the crypt. from,
After the 1nourners, who had come ~ les,.,
the Chapel Royal, were seated. th e., Inar
cnmmenced the service Sit joan o.al.te
I'D lIhes choir in singing another selection
i rom The Light of the World Af Gu.
Deacon sinclair read the latter par, DDS, Q. LIZ
service and then the coffin was loW .als.
into the crypt. the silence being oso.Ae-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-28

five furlongs-The Rogue az to II first,
zenaide 90 to ] and to u second. Oblse
g to 81 third. Time, 1:o4-
Third race-the year olds, mile and sew
entv yards-Asquith Q1 to 100 first, Bor-
ouEh e TO / and ouD second, Maribert g
10 u third. Time. 1:512-5
Fourth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. six fur
loncs-orienta 90 to u first, Sadie S. g
to 5. and QUIZ second, Blue Skin q to y
third. Time, lis.
Fifth race-one and one-slXteenth mics
oneck Queen q to q first, Godfrey Is to 1
and to ID second, Evelyn Byrd 90 to u
third Time. 1:0S.
sixth race-seven furlongs-A1iss Hano-
yzr {eyenD first, Dread teven and ouD
second. Decimal CSC to y third. Time,
j 10 %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-28
HARD PRACTICE.
The Team at Virginia Lined Up
Ar:,:ns, tho scrubs"
,srecla, Dispatcl, to Tho Tineso

tSlGscEli tPisfditii tut !A-tS-t
rNITERS TTT OF VIRGINIA, VA,
Nov. 2T-Football practice was resumed
with vim AID deterrr jIation yesterday
afternoon. Since the game on Saturday
with North Carolina the Orange and Blue
team seems to have gained more conf
dence in If, and the general feeling
among the players il: that Virginia will
win from the Tennes: scans Thursday
Every memh er of the Varsity team who
took part in The Carolina game was in
the lineup except H. .skell. right. guard.
who has an in ured hip His position was
filled by ..Bue Ks Hal ris. Alter half
hours sigrlai practice the coaches; to the
establishment OF all. lined up the Varsity
against the scrub eleven Tor a fifteen
minute half. The men, although stiff and
sore from Saturdays came, played with
a snap and dash Y hich they showed
against the TaTheeis. the playing being
last and hard. The Whole team showed
an improvement in 10 inning interference
quickly and ct,mpactly, every man on the
eleven getting into us. play. Special at
tentipn was paid to iiIc tsfing UP the inter
ference and To working out some new
plays which will b. sprung on the
Sewanee players Than ksgirins Day.
Coaches Hpxuor: ana Cooke win make
no changes in the lineup against the
Tenaesseeans. Two new men. however,
We're given a trial III the back field yes
terday-Churcf. of the District OF Column
bia, and Johnson OF \. Nebraska. Both are
speedy and strong on the defensive, and,
in case OF injury 10 L abney or Coleman,
VIII fill their places aCceptably.
Before the men returned to the gym
..sasium Coleman spent some time in prac-
] tice at drop-hicIrsg, and Quarterback
Nalie held the bali for Walker, who got
of some good place kicks.
che rooters are preparing themselves
for Thursday. and Will swoop down upon
Richmond with yefls and new college
Songs The ThankssiVing-Day Song-Book
made its appearance this afternoon. 1t
contains a number of good selections.
The prize-song award was secured by Mr.
Wythe L. lIuSolyiNg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-28
srccp,cssncss Due to ,sc".al Strain.

SlccpicssmrsS Due to aEc"ial Strain.
Sleeplessress is generally due not to
physical strain, but to mental overwork
and Worry.
The best cure for Insomnia is exercise in
the open air. When you find that YOU
can't sleep set UP at once, dress and so for
A long walk. Ii will be much better than
to lie in bed and keep tossing about.
When YOU get hack from your tramp
the bed will feel good and sleep will come
quickly to ulle tired body and brain
Don't walk along, however, in a lazy.
half-hearted fashion. Go at a brisk, half
trot. Expand Your Chest, stretch your
legs breathe steadily and get your blood
purified by the exercise of Your whole
body
And don't think about the things that
have worried you during the day. Try to
give your mind some new food.
II possible take another brisk trot be-
fore breakfast. Rise early and set the
fresh morning air. Be careful that in
walking upgrade You do not expand the
chest and hold The breath. This eNcites
the heart by giving an increased pressure
of blood for 1t to beat against. This Will
in the end excite the heart and cause il to
beat rapidly and irregularly for hours at
terward. and the sleep that follows will be
troubled
Sleep that comes as the result Of ex-
faustion. provided that exhaustion comes
from long walk in the open air. will al
ways DE sweet. Soon there will be no
more nightmares or bad dreams. Walk
fast and walk until YOU are 80 tired you
can drop down anywhere and so to Sleep
Dr. Marvin 81. Elmer.