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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-31

"A public school principal in New Or
leans says that the ability to decpher
more or less obscure handwriting quickly
and accurately is, in his opinion. one OF
the best possible tests Of general intelli-
gence. He uses II quite frequently in his
school, without letting the pupil suspect
.What he Is after,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-31

bill pending in the New York Legis-
lature provides penalties for any person
who shall prescribe, direct, recommend or
advise another person to undergo treat
ment of disease by any other than regu-
larry licensed physicians. The bill is aimed
at the faith curists, Christian scientists
and practitioners of osteopathy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-31
The weather.

indications for Georgia to-day are
y fair and colder weather, with south
west to northwest winds, fresh to brisk
on the coast; and for eastern Florida gen.
orally fair weather, except occasional
rains probable in northern and central
portions; colder northwesterly winds,
fresh on the coast.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-31

The Paterson murderers of the mill girl
say they will face the future with man
N hearts" That is impossible. There can
be nothing manly in the breasts of brutes
capable of conceiving and executing
crime as foul and cowardly as the one of
which they have been convicted. 1t is
well for society that their thirty-year
terms amount practically to life SEN
fences.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-31

We do not permit our proteges, the Gu
bans, to indulge in cock fighting in their
own country, but we permit not only cock
fighting but prize fighting all over our
country. except in instances where the
prize fighters are men with big reputa-
fions
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-31

Editor Bryan has a rival in the news
paper business, a woman. She is Miss
Grace White. a young spellbinder OF New
Jersey, who made speeches last fall for
Mckinley and Roosevelt, She is to start
a newspaper to be called the "Reasoner,"
the express purpose Of which is to come
into competition with Mr.. Bryan's Com
moner." Says Miss White: 81 want pri-
marily to counterfeit the influence which
Bryan's newspaper may have upon the
American public. I shall take up his ar
guments for free silver, and by cold rea-
son and logic dash them to atoms" At
all events, the young woman is spunky
But suppose Editor Bryan does not preach
free silver in his paper?
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-31

1t seems that the principal cause of
the Duchess of Manchester's recent ILL
ness was that her name was not APP
pearing in the papers often enough
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-31

1t is a medicine for weak women. Ii is a
purely vegetable medicine and can bs
taken by the most delicate. Kidney Dis.
eases, Rheumatism and all diseases Of the
Blood, Stomach and nerves soon succumh
to its wonderful effects upon the human
system. Thousands of people in Georgia
recommend it. Price $1OO.
QUAKER PAIN BALM is the nedio,n.
that the Quaker Doctor made all of his
wonderful quick cures with. It's new
and wonderful medicine for Neuralgia
Toothache. Backache, Rheumatism.
sprains, Pain in Bowels; in fact. all pain
can be relieved by it Price Csc and SOC
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP. a
indicated soap cor the skin, soap and
complexion. Price 1oc a cake
QUAKER HEALING SALVE a vage-
table ointment, for the cure of letter. &c,
zema and eruptions of the skin. Price
10c box
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-31
CURRENT COMMENT.

The New York Evening Post Qnd) says:
1.-The talk at Washington about an ex-
ira session of Congress in order to legis-
late on the Philippine question is proba
bly, put about by the ship-subsidy people
who have despaired of passing their bill
&C the present session. There is not the
least chance that Congress will pass any
law on the subject of the Philippines
either at this session or any other white
the decision of the Supreme Court on the
various colonial questions is pending
The Philadelphia Ledger Qnd) says:
THE people who are seheming to have
Congress enforce payment Of the Cuban
war bonds issued by Spain set a low
estimate on congressional integrity. For
Congress 10 do anything toward coercing
Cuba into payment for those bonds would
be an act of the grossest injustice; but
the promoters of the project probably
argue that money will do great deal in
a skillful lobby. and $45O, 100000 is a prize
worth striving for
The Louisville Courier-Journal dem }
says; The Senate says member of
that body, would talk a month ON res.
olution declaring that the Philippines
are the Philippines Very likely. and AZ
the end of the month 1t would be as ia,
from deciding the matter as now. Never
theless, the fact that the Philippines are
the ilippines-including the fact tina,
the Filipinos are the F'ilipinos-is the prin-
cipal cause of our present trouble in that
quarter"
The Albany (Ga.) Herald Dem) says:
"If Mrs. Nation should carry her crusade
into South Carolina and begin smashing
Ben Tillmans dispensares there would
be a lively time. Just think OF collision
between Mrs. Nation with her Ratchet
and the South Carolina boss with his
pitohforkl Don't you know tho Gre
gould hyg
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-31
The QuakGrS Are
Honest PeODIe,

The Quaker Herb
Tonic is not only
blood purifier, but a
Blood Maker for
Pale, Weak and De.
bilitated people VINO
have not strength
nor blood. II acts az
a tonic. it regulates
digestion, cures dvs.
pepsia and lend.
strength and tone 10
the narxrnrfe
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-31

c. f. w. Nicely, the alleged embezzler
Of Cuban postal funds, was bonded to
the government by a Baltimore surety
company in the sum OF $25. 600. The COM
pany has refused to pay the indemnity
to the government, on the ground that
as yet the management has discovered
no indication of Neely's guilt. This stand
on the part of the company, It is said,
will result in a suit being instituted by
the government against the company
thus forcing the question of Neelys guilt
or innocence before an American jury.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-31

The boom in January cotton in New
York the other day is said to have de-
veloped, and been developed by a new
Napoleon" He is Howard Wilson, aged
30. who until a few months back was
junior clerk in a brokers' office. He is
now a partner in a cotton firm. and IS
said to have been the directing genius in
the squeeze. On the first day Of the boom
he is alleged to have taken profits of
$4,000. The young gentleman is AN en-
thusiastic golf player; which goes to show
that a golfer really can do something be-
sides knock little balls into little holes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17
THE RACKET.
NATIONAL SPECIALISTS.
 (IncorporatedD Cnnnrare nr L/

Permanent offices at Little Rock, Pine Bluff. Texarkana. Fort Smith and Helena
 pr. Keith, who opened up offices in Pine Bluff. in January, made such remarkable success that lie eoneMd- ed to open additional offices in this state. In order to do this. it was absolutely necessary to join forces With several of the leading and well. known specialists of the country. and from ROW on all offices are under the direct control and supervision of the National Specialists.
 They are organized and incoYpor ated under the Arkansas state laws, and are composed of the most skill fnl and scientific physiciaH5 and sur geoas i'll the country.
 They have treated t.792 cases ia .Afhanaas hundreds Of whom hay leen eHad after they had about given ID all hopes.
 They taeat all chronic and spccfa Giaeaa"5 ef mc3, women and children
 If Ven need special treatment. con. sg!t tacm at once and find out your eE@ct oo41ition. They will mt { F zz& tEaY ean cu1e &ou unless they are positive.
 4#ieas corner Se5osa sa9i Pine ts. oyer Citizens beak. 0Mca H6azs 4. m. to ?. n. Goazu}tatfaa faee Strictly eeeGa Htial.
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deliberately asked 10 be allowed tc have ride, to which 1 had to consent, as he was a friend of the family, you know. though l made an inward VOW to shake him lip q bit. You see, he had never before been on an automo- bile. Well, took him along today. I started at q quiet little skim very prettily, taking care not to increase the speed gradually. as of course lie would not then have felt it. But just when he was i'll the midst of an cestatie eulo- gN on the calm. even, floating motion of automobiling' l turned Oh full speed and let tie thing fly. He clung to the seat with his two hands, his eyes fairly shining and bul@ing with fear alid ex, citemcnt
 ",How to you like il" a9.sed as the wind Nhirled his hat off.
 ;. ,N'h=why, he stammered between his outings for breath, my lad, Eve just solved the problem of how 10 be happy though miserable ''-NeW York Times.
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FOR THE CHILDREN
A Horse Tells His Story.

I am a fine black horse, and when was young I could trot so fast that i was named Igo.
 I was born in Maine and had q very kind master. My mother was great favoritc of master. and he often came to our pasture with something to eat and patted us.
 When it was time for me to be bro7 ken,. master taught me q little every day and was very kind. He had a brother living in New York who wish ed to buy me. So when 1 was three years old l started on my journey.
 l Was put on q train going to Fort land and was so Frightened at the strange noises that master stayed with me nearly all the time. At Portland l WIS put on q boat, and masters state room was near nle, so when ] was frightened I would hear his voice, which made me feel much better.
 When l. arrived in New York, 1 was moro scared than ever at the elevated railroads, but J went to Bio9IllFP and ont to q suburb, which NaS to be my new home.
 Was put in q boz stall in q pretty red stable, and my rew master and mistress were very Kind 10 lae. l was q fast trottel aDd went for many pleas ant drives ia the park.
 For six happy years I lived in this plaeo, and then tie family went 10 Flu rope, and I was sent to q country town out on Long Island to be taken care Of. 1 have lived there ever since, and master and mistress always spend some of the summer months there. l am seventeen years cid now and am driven mostly ia light wagons. In the winter I have my shoes taken off and am put out in the pastures ill mild weather. l have heard master say that l shall never be sold, so I have notll- ing to fear and am very happy.-Ada Case in Brooklyn Eagle.
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WIDER SHOULDERS.
They Arc Necessary to Go With the
 GainsbOrOugh Hats.

Wide shoulders are HOW in vogue,
 and we have the large, flat hats to thank for this. The wide effect is gained by the additions of broad eel lars, ample tichus. etc. The sailor blouse is one of the most popular shapes for morning and general wear, and with this is often worn the new shape of turban, which differs from the ole effects, while the outlines. Instead
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17
X tniaUe Plant.

Those who indulge in the luscious peanut. or groundnut, will be interest ed to learn what was said of this con- modity at the New York botanical garden recently. Is the name peanut indicates, it is Il member of the pea family and is not a nut at all. but just as much a pea ill the pod' as any pea CT bean. The curious fact about groundnuts is their borrowing habit.
 The plant looks very much like clover but has small bloom, from which descends q long filameat carrying tho embryo peanut. No sooner does. this. touch the sandy ground in which the plant grows than it develops into the nut as we know it.
 With the sharp, hard point of the shell the nut works it's way down iGto the sandy soil and continues ;s.,sse.led to the parent plant by the little fila ment, through which it nourishes it's parent i'll dutiful fashion. The reaSoa- ing instinct of the plants is interesting, for should it happen that an obstruc- tion is placed in the way of the infant peanut or if the sand should be dug away at the place it had planned to enter the earth it will give up the effort and die.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17
Intel.igenc of Animals.

Paul B. Du Chaillu, tie explorer, says there is no doubt that animals talk in certain ways among themselves. In Africa he has heard gorillas laugh and guffaw when they came to rob a mans field and found that elephants had al- ready destroyed everything as if they appreciated the joke OH themselves. Again he heard a gorilla which had found some choice berries eau another that was long way off. He saw monkeys apparently deliberate for long time before making some move. These animals, by the way, rarely drink water, but eat juicy berries and fruits instead. Du Chaillu was inn pressed by the fact that even in q tropical forest animals have to work hard for a living. Some of them travel miles every day to get food and have all kinds of trouble in finding a safe place to spend the night. Even ele- plants are very careful about their sleeping places. They hate snakes, and before lying down they carefully trample over I large area to kill or drive out reptiles and rodents, and big as they are they go in herds for greater safety.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17
IN SOCIETY.
(Continued from Page 3.)

caps and gloves, stoed at the door and ushered tfe guests, who were met iii the hail by Miss Barrow and her mother Miss Barrow was dressed n black lace over lemon taffeta. The lace has been an ehirloom in the fam fly for four generations, having be2n first worn by her great grandmother. Mrs. Barrow wors a handsome suit of velvet and peu de soie silk trim med in applique There were music and refrshments Palms of many Va rieties were grouped effectively here and there, and quantities of fall roses and chrysanthcmumG were nrett!lX n2a&4ea IT every available spot. The 5aay cards WeYe in hnaft shaae ana IS nlssn different eoloHs fss tae2a wele tables. ail decorated i! gilt Peegne2a- i've eachre was the game. The prizes were beautiful and harascne. Mrs
 Withcrs. Miss Adale fIaan ead Miss
 Walker, of Tennessee. were =::;,5e essffsi
 Il 9=ina.n.g the= ~aoateet pft4he4 ef games and drew fae fiGaEnfizs. Niss Walker won and was awarded large oriental vase decorated in gilt. Tte consolation prize in the drawing for which all participated, was won by
 Mrs. L. C. Mathews This was a head
 of Scheherazade, the Persian queen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17
e. granddaughter of Washington

de, grand -daHgbteF OT WashIegtoN Crump. The marriage was largely at tended by some of the best people from the city. who were elabofateiy served with wines, cakes and other delicaeies. There were some nice presents presented. Rey. Smith of fieiated
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VISITING. la.4, VIE

of being severe. ss=i3,.e! i3E sundry tWieis @ad i.a..sa,#t1 >9z@ 5-..5. individual ..sc,. z'se t.ta lt....-. ! the upward cHrle~ ....a ii3..isy ground, and a4a==t' e4a --s.i-ss 10 slent.er aad .ls1z-4.#s..
 Lace Is ~t.l f}l@saif l.@s tt.#f- IS. even oil .5-iseaefrt-77 's=t of tlte .4rah ti e9 N, j. en da095ll maf5 is asA not salaly gems afe .5oa. lf.. sl if! :, the aaee=5 n ee5
 \ att.ffe ..4e4 at 9s light whiea .4.t.. Efaa aei rules sst.a
 Tho
 fYGIs s+4 tvt El.,,s..s.
 oI eelu ,,.s4-z4zs... au WitA siza
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Fine Ehangeable Corn.

X German professor Hho lived at the court of the Duke Of Brunswick was fond ct astounding his patron with chemical lriczs. one day he appeared at dinner in a long white gown and sat chatting as thou@h that were his usual dress. Presently it Eas noticed tAae his odd costume was taking on color. First
 t turned jo faint roae then 10 q deeper sha3e then to pins. uNtl finally. Wheh dinner W#s o1er. 1he professor walked out in a rohe Of dall. aea. He d!d not like tb 'hetIay lis clieH4ieaf secrets, b,t au=aAer eheH.st at Gseeeurt went into : #..4 serfes=ai- experiments 9H his a@H account aud a4 1 ,l-,+il faRnd est how tg.a tsira c5all= =be daae. When liEIaWa- 5.s.=is poured ea tie iH!ct of the eom- Y | bget If baaeises it aad HHaR
 #te#elatig z,.is.ssd .H 5.a eoafstiGa Ha 1aaeeetlaee=tla4 Wal2r. l.l.s iu a feU eaa.s after taa.cla.a has dried f s..t1 aaeaa4a as rcd as the heetitsels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

Mrs. Florence Hall is much better today.
 Miss Mary Gardner vas taken qeft, sick Friday.
 Mrs Clara Williams is very sick at her home, 915 South Cherry street
 There will be a grand lecture at St Johns A. NJ E. church ext Monday night
 Miss Mozetta Key lei, the city Sat. urday for Tucker to attend tha Short Tucker nuptials.
 R r. Tinsley, who runs I marl.es on soath Cherry street. subscribed for the Graphic Saturday
 Miss fleuie# 3radley spent several days in thc country oa the Boyd place last week. visiting her fTigf5fs.
 Mrs Sarah | p2ncan Hil lecture ,o sbo laaie.. # st. 5oan \ NJ F. church sIea@lsy eaiss 2. .as.asa!eeE.
 Wifi P. Johnson. 5.a @oa of Mrs iiiiie- Johnson. .y3s ran oyg1 bv ! wagon tso Was'ss a~o iA.arir a !s.e#. r. 251a 61 lfFtso Uov.
 ssR flaaaeE aaa ua. .. Eitas }3@I.. we. h s5e 5.ty Saigu.iag. Ire 9aest If Il. B. Bastsa, tna family. p. '. t5oaIs tho=so 9f fl. B. }aiz5F
 a'a9 in jAe ajtS.
 sa5fl .taaf5j.a ad #hv 1H= and Ms k L. BdIaafs fae f=si5.aa#a on eze=5 f5.i n .ae,e 2 e.a nse ant Pat8sz 5#a5filF ef taa labofate feast prepared h5- the hands Of the hostess. Those present wee Messrs. and Mesdamos Ferd Hayis. L. T. Began, of Hot Springs; pr. and Mrs. W. J. Reed. Dr. and Mrs W. II. Waterford, Geo. Black; Misses Bertha Webb and Lizzie Jackson, s. C. Pryce, Wm Rambo and P. H. Bush. There was grand time at Sulphur
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A Spin Tn sa ..a .-.7s=.,,c.'f
 ". F. }aiidy.l;I ... the es5 tss.3 got out of his &l5,d03 German ;.UtoHlo. bile, which is the pride df Newport with queer expression cn his face.
 Run into anybody" qaoriad I friend casually.
 MT. Vanderbilt's expression expanded into slow, full smile.
 "Well, ye-es-in q way" he said. 'sThe other day at dinner ran across an old bore of a fellow, who expressed the most ardent ambition to have spin in my bubble As I didn't take f.SekssA nf ,lstA s,sata ssav eansaArnha
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AMUSEMGN NTS.

Andrew Robsons triumph in Rich ard Calvel" has accentuated another phase of this polished ator's many sid ed art Tn the dramatization of Wins ton Churehill's book which he pres ents. Mr Robson shines with decided blillancy IS a romantic actor. His impersonation o1 the young Maryland gentleman whose love adventures and patriotic doings are made the subject matter of Mr. Churchill's book is the complete realization Of a woman $ ideal of an naDetuous and dashing young lover as wei! as of a whole ho.uted and fearless patriot. The love passages in CarTels career arc. oi course. given preponderanee in the plaE. hut here are sufficient glimpses of thc heroic side of the young man s' e1..sza2eter to add his enhancement ,a t. flanre in the play Mf. Robson is m ing the tliumDh of his eareer n lee Gareel." ~ the Pine Bln1 6t.a h66sa Nendaz nigh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

There was a grand time at Sulphur Springs on the evening of the 18th, inst. at the wedding of Thomas An dersor, son of the we'll known New ton Anderson, to Miss Prezanna Cor
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OIiS Ill.

 o 54 ..tsfa vas5=t zq.sH.t Hsazftr, iHoHeh e!te o,l4s tlizl t9 hash aAi keep h.H
 still Said, "Y0u uastnt tHint, my comrades, that Tn
 quarreisome CT naughty, But l waIt to be a rainbow and vii. So the sun came shining gladly, and the wind
 came flowing madly, And the little wave leaped Up to catch the
 light, And fer half glorious minute, with only sunshine
 in it,
 He flashed in seven colors on the sight. So when behind your task the harder ones come
 trooping,
 While the senses only peace and pleasure crave. And OCT the humdrm work your heavy head Il
 dropping.
 Just think you of that rainbow and Chat wavs -Hasriet Prescott Sroford in St. Nicholas.
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STILL GOING ON.

That special sale at the Racket. Here arc some of our prices:
 1 pair ladies shoes -. .25c 1 pair mans shoes :. -. ..15c pair childs shoes .25c l dozen mems linen collars ..25c 1 W. B. corset :. 50e 1 H. 6: $. corset ....5oe 1 llabo corset :. ..=...=.=....4.5Jc eHsHidofs .=.z.#.,.'e white granite bowl and pitcher .1os set er-5s nd faeers= 30c f-nt window shades DOC Lace frem lie 'p Embroidery frem tie ''9 Silk gloves ..=...l3e ! good cape ....=.=. .......=,....' ..'ee lalse lamp ..,. :. ....23s ? dozen cola: buttons ,.... ..o5e 6 cards hook and eyes :. 0oc mans cap ...........03e pretty hat pin ....,.0 05c l pair ladies fine cuff buttons ....1oc l hair retainer =. ......10c 1 sash pin .............ilc ilc Prints :. :. -. ..4c per yard FlanHeletts ..41lae Pefcale ..,...........a ac Bieachcd domestic ....... .......4 4c
 rown domestic ....=...3c
 Ladies handherckiefs -. ........2c Mems handkerchiefs =. =. .....=... % Towels :. ..... .,............. % 1 FILE Q
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Teit f=aeea f#et t4attAe4e= aGa ziH~ styles ef eomalv il neg"o 3asv sea ao t#o comedians arc Iaatand af f#a4sst 2ilf= al9 cHasarsea ef m9do kHe75a @fea. al5amz HtfsfHFt }eaes fa
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eint4 which leaYca oao eyer hunger .as for moro Besides being a talent d comedian. Jimmgl posses a fno voice. This fact makes his songs al the more agreeable. As a clean, mirth- ful artist Of unctiousess he has no superior in the profession and he is this season one of the many gifted artists with the Al. c. Field Greater Minstrels. His medley of popular songs is one of the hits of the big show. At the Pine Bluff opera house Tuesday nfen'' 4a.D aait. aait- 1x ls:ss2.,.
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Mrs. Clara Williams is very sick al her home, 915 South Cherry street.
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Mrs. Florence Hall is much better today.
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nteT f, A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

Miss Mary Gardner vas taken qrit sick Friday
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There will be grand lecture at St 1 Johns A. NJ E. church ext Monday night.
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Miss Mozetta Key lei, the city Sat, urday for Tucker to attend tha Short Tucker nuptials
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

R. r. Tinsley, who runs I mari.es on soath Cherry street. subscribed for the Graphic Saturday.
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Miss ffettie BladleH spent several days in thc country oa the Boyd place last Week, visiting her friends.
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Mis sarah !. Duncan EiI lecture 10 sbe ladies' at st. sosn \. N. L. church IG@1j@E ~ eai,zE .#t'eIG6E
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That special sale at the Racket. Here arc some of our prices: