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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09
Irish Point.
PortiereS.

The most comprehensive assort-
ment we have ever been able to bring
together; also the latest novelties,
including an exclusive line of Ar
mure and Repp Portieres in solid
colors, with exquisite gobelin tap
estry and silk borders Some in mer-
cerized, others in rich MORE effects.
Rich and handsome gifts, with the
use side uppermost.
Portieres, In plain and fancy effects in the
popular mercerzed finish
$500 pair. Value, $3.50.
So. so a pair. Value, SIo.5o.
Plain and Figured Gordon Repp Portieres in all
the desirable shades. finished with velour and tap
estrv borders-the most popular portiere of today.
5000 to $1,000 pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09
Useful and Beautiful Gifts
On the Fifth Floor.
Dainty Rich Glass; Lamps Imported Baskets
and Modern Housefurnhings
Make Ideal Xmas Gifts.

place house fuller of Christmas opportunities than
great Houurnishing fifth floor which,
afforded by the building almost its former
space It's abundance of natural light its broad aes
classification stocks modern facility displaying
and selling of the various lines of goods its reasonable
make great satisfactory inexpensive Christmas Bazaar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09

2-pint Nickel Chatting Dishes complete with
wrought iron stand .......'. Sc Is
S-pint Nickel ,k Chatting Dishes, complete with
n "touSnI ion ntanu ~ 10
5-plnt Nickel Chatting Dishes complete with
wrought Iron stand and side-handled hot water
- 90. 10
S-pint Nlcke! Chatting Dishes, complete with
nickel stand, regulating lamp and side handled
Other Fancy Chafng Dishes up
to $1,000 each. u EB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09

W. & l.. Elastic Felt Mattresses, made from the
best selected stock In two parts, and coy
cred with colonial ticking
$40 each. Value, SI2.Oo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09

Bed Pillows. filed with selected stock Of fin,
goose feathers. steam cured, and covered witt
fancy ticking. Special values at
SI.5O, $2.oO to $500 each,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09

80 Mattresses. made of South American Lon
Curled Horse Hair in two parts, and coy
cred with best colonial ticking
$3.50 each. Value, $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09

Brentwood, Washington, ID. c.
The age-herald., 1902-04-27
$3OO,OOO
Sewer Bond Sale by Sani- tary Commis ion, Jeffer- son County, Alabama.

The Jefferson County Sanitary Com mission offers for sale of the author lzed $5oo,000 of bonds, three hundred gold Sanitary coupon bonds of Jeffer. son County, Alabama, each of the de- Iomination of $1,000, bearing interest at the rate of per cent per annum, interest payable semi-annuaIIy; prin- cipaI of bonds payable 30 years after July 1, 1901, for the purchase of which sealed proposals must be filed with F. Y. Anderson, President of the Com mission, Birmingham, Ala, on or be- fore 12 o'clock noon, goth day of May, 1902. No bids with conditions at tached to bids will be entertained. Each bid must be accompanied by certified check payable to said county In the sum of 5 per cent of the amount of said bid to guarantee the taking of said bonds when ready for delivery, If bid is accepted. Bids may be made for the whole issue, or any part there of, all to be delivered July i, 1902, or In installments of one-third on said date and the remainder In six and twelve months. The Commission re- serves the right to reject any and all bids.
 JEFFERSON COUNTY SANITARY COMMISSION.
 By FRANK Y. ANDERSON,
 President.
 l-20-3t-su
The age-herald., 1902-04-27
and that they fully anpreeiate his elforts

and that they fully appreciate his efforts in their behalf.
 AS citizen, Colonel Thompson is lib- eral, progressive ana public spirited; as man, he Is open, sincere, genial, gem erous and forgiving, with neither flat teries for his friends nor smiles for his enemies:" as a legislator. he has been sleepless, regular and watchful and with an untiring zeal and earnestness, has indelitly impressed himself on the law makers and the people-and before his service ends he will see many of his ideas matured into laws by the fierce of his eloquence and power in the halls of Legislation, and the wisdom of the peo- pie in selecting an aggressive business man for Congress will be fully sustain ed and it will be folly to try to displace him in ,he confidence ana good will of the people of his immediate district and of the entire State, and the calurnny and islander of his enemies will fall harmless at his feet
 He bids fair to cut a most important figure in settling the Force bill and ne- sro dornnation questions now so DO ent and active in the minds of some of the most radical members of Congress and in bringing MT. Crumpbaoker and other
The age-herald., 1902-04-27
Making BasebaRls..

fs-s.s-s-s-e-s-s-s-s-e-s. From the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
 The opening of the baseball season calls attention to the fact, not generally known that Cincinnati supplies practically the entire Middle West with baseballs, and that something like 125 people earn liv- ing in the baseball factories of the city.
 The process of making baseballs on a wholesale plan is a rather interesting one, consuming in a single season something like 5000 skins. The scrapings from the shoe factories, of which the raw balls are moulded, are stored in cellars of about one acrea area, and from this ma terial the balls are shaped by hand. Ac- cording to guilty, the ball is bound by a few or several dozen rounds of cord The raw balls are placed in automatic moulds. shaping the ball, and at the same time pressing out all moisture, to the tune of 300 gross a day. One employe will shape as many as 4000 of the raw balls in a single working day.
 The newly pressed balls are then sorted and allowed to dry out for period of from three to four weeks, when their weight is reduced to perhaps five ounces. Something like 200 of these twine- bound leather balls can be found in the bins at all times
 In the meantime the skin covers for the balls have been seasoned and dressed on the floor below, and last stage in the process, rubbed back and forth against an upright blade, to take out all kinks in the skins and also whiten them. The covers are cut from the skins by hand and sewn around the balls by women. Each woman is expected to finish fifteen dozen balls daily. From every skin from fifteen to thirty pairs of covers are ob- tained.
 All in all. it takes about six weeks to turn out a baseball. and the prices of the product will vary from three cents to
The age-herald., 1902-04-27
SEWERS.

Birmingham. Ala, April IT, 1902 Sealed proposals addressed to Maj. F. Y. Anderson, President, will be received by the Jefferson County Sanitary Com mission, at their office in the court house of county, until 12 o'clock, noon, May 20 1902, for constructing approximately four teen and three-quarter Qi$) miles or trunk sewers from four to five feet in di- ameter. Specifications may be obtained an6 plans examined at the office of the chief engineer.
 The right is reserved to reject any and all proposals. JULIAN KENDRICK,
 Chief Engineer. 4-20-4t-sun
The age-herald., 1902-04-27

SIPS. The largest sales are of the five cent balls.
 About twenty-eight varieties of balls are now turned out. Within the last five years the baseball trade in Cincinnati is said to have exactly quadrupIed itself.
 In addition to baseballs the local fac tories turn out considerable number of footballs. The skins for these are cut according to pattern and sewn by machine. The stuffing and facing is the work of girls. Each ball passes through seven pairs of hands in the course of manufac- ture while the boxing gloves, also a Gin cinnati product, pass through about forty. An average Of l50 pairs of gloves is the daily output.
 Some 350OO bats are made In Cincinnati every year. All but the cheapest grade, which is of poplar. are cut from ash tim Der of varying sorts.
The age-herald., 1902-04-27

and since the report of the Rivers and Harbors Committee he has succeeded bv making the real facts known in bringing to the knowledge of the House the real merits of the project ana the incalculable benefit to be done the en- fire State in the removing of the ob- attractions in this splendid ana maghhl- cent waterway. In a speech oehVereo before the House he has strohsiy anu forciblv presented the issues involved and will succeed in convincing the Con- eress that the section he represents has been unfairly and unjustly treated by tbe committee in it's estimate or the -m- no,tance of the Coosa ana tho part It's opening to navigation will play In the increase of transportation facilities Of this great country of its products by opening up 8 route by water to the sea- hoard through one of the richest and most fertile sections or all Alabama This speech is being widely ana exten- sively circulated throughout the State through the press and in pamphlet form
 and the people will soon become so per-
 sistent in their demands TOT this simple
 act of justice to be done that Congress
 can not resist them. Colonel Thompson
 has been placed at great disadvantage
 in confronting a condition of apathy and
 indifference of late on the part of those
 in public station for his immediate dis
 trict, which is so largely interested in
 the project but his eggressivenoss and
 persuasive powers are being felt and he
 hopes to be able to make most valu- ale progress in pushing forward the matter during this presynt Congress.
 Whatever he has found demanding his attention he has not neglected and the people have already seen the value and influence of their Representative by the quick compliance with their requests and the substantial character of the work he has done. A whole page could be filled in accounting his good deeds end tl;e result of lis laSors but these will suffice to accomplish the purpose of this article-to show that he ably and conscientiously represents the people
The age-herald., 1902-04-27

leading Republicans to Alabama to see and $ ',ds' the situation ": the negro for themselves will do an incalculable ser
 ce to the whole country. He can show the brightest side of the Tuskegee Normal School and opening his own vast landed estate and that of his neighbors he can show Il q n. gro u,on tho plantation In his every day llfe-the plain unvarnsh- ell conditions as they exist, and doing that he will socn convince the Republi- cans of their error and lead to sustain and uphold the whole people of the South All honor to Colonel Thompson!
The age-herald., 1902-04-27
A MERRY HEART.

Comes from eating good bread. The Book says, Eat bread and let the heart be merry" But to have a merry heart. the bread must be good, and to have it good, you must use good flour, which the same means Bransford's Clifton We have gained the lead by virtue of purity and quality, and we propose to keep it, if purity and quality will do it. If you want satisfaction in baking. ask for Clifton flour.
The age-herald., 1902-04-27
TO CINCINNATI.

Queen & Crescent Route GA. G. S.) solid trains, vesti. buled, with elegant service. All meals a la carte. Finest track and equipment in the South. A. B. Freeman, T. F. A., Birmingham
The age-herald., 1902-04-27

Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Revenue of Autauga County. at Prattviile, Alabama, till Wednesday noon, May 14, 1902, for grading and gray cling about one mile of the Air Line Road through Bear creek swamp, Contract will be awarded Wednesday. May A. 1902 at Prattville, Alabama. Profile and specifications may be seen in the probate office in Prattville. A $250 certified check must accompany each bid. Right re- served to reject any and all bids
 G. s. LIVINGSTON, 4-1S-4t -fri-sun Judge of Probate
The age-herald., 1902-04-27

dies by mail and express to any ad- dress for Two Dollars month or three months guaranteed treatment and medicine for Five Dollars. To any enc sending me Five Dollars I will send my Specially Prepared Quick Act. Ina Remedy for weak men-Dmissions Dreams and Impotenoy guaranteed to cure.
 Special Offer.-To special cases call ing at my offices I will guarantee to cure Gonorrhoea, Gleet. Structure or Varicocele in ten days or refund the oney and forfeit $500. Address with amp
 WILLIS MOORE, M. D., 1 w. Ninth St., Chattanooga, Tenn.
The age-herald., 1902-04-27
DIR. MOORE'S OFFER $2 $5 $500

This 30th year of my offices I will cure Syphilis, G o n o T r h oea, Gleet, Structure, Lost Manhood, Emissions, Night and Day Losses, V a r i c o c e l e, Nerve, Blood and Skin Dis eases, and guar antee 1t. I will
 send my reme-
The age-herald., 1902-04-27

Spring Is the golden season of the year for the cure of disease. and pr. Burk- harts Vegetable Compound proves infal- lIble in cases of Rheumatism. Constipa- tion and Kidney Trouble, Headache, Pains in Shoulders, Side and Back, Dizziness, skin Eruptions. etc. Ten days trial treatment free. All Druggists.
 DR, w. 8. BURkHART, Cincinnati. O.
The age-herald., 1902-04-27
Notice.

Pimples, boils and other humors of the blood are expelled by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The age-herald., 1902-04-27

When you want hauling done phone Motion Transfer Company. Phones 22l-of- flee ll8M 18th Street, North.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07

We kaev of no way vs can b
Of more ssrvics to our readers
than to tell thsm OF something
that viii b Of real good to them.
For this reason we want to sc-
quaint them with what ws consid.
sr one Of the very best remedies
on the market for coughs, colds.
and that alarming complaint,
Group. We refer to Chamberlsins
Cough Remedy. We have used
it with such good rssalts il our
family 20 long that it hes become
. hsasehold necessity. BY it,
prompt uss We h.vn't any doubt
but that it has time and again
prevented Group The testimony
il given upon our own experience.
aud We suggest that our resdss..
especially those who have soall
children, always keep il in thsir
homes - . safe guard against
oup.-CsDden Is. O. Aessengss-
Hor sale BY Ikslman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07
1aoe nay 10 aswR asoe-

The Startling annoa.esnsat n
= discovery sAst vjnsusely length
- III j. na.ls by EkAss O. II.
Doxney, u Chssuboseo- Ind. Il
wisk ~ state" he writes. ~Thst
Dr. Kit4s New Discovery for
Consun,p.i"r ~ the most intaai-
,4r rensxly that ] have ever knswn
for cnugiIs. colds. and grip. 1t is
invaluable. Il, people with veak
iunys. Having thir wonderful
.a..licins an ou.. neetl dread Pnsu-
monia "s consumption. It's reliet
70 i,..tan, aid euro 10 certain. >
Ik~lsnan Br.a xuarsnt.-- every JOc
and q tssti.., snd gives ,rial bot
tles fsv~.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07

When 700 lack energy, do not
relish your food. fssl dull end
stupid. after eating. all you need
is Q dose Of ChAmbeslain's 6tom-
sch 4 Liver Tablets They will
make you feel like . new man and
give you an sppstits like . beer
For sale by Holman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07
n. s.s.t~L~s u.,.-

Consists in keeping al tho mann
organs Of the body m . healthy,
regulsr sctics, and IN quickly de-
stroyi.g the deadly Asease Rerns.
ElectrN: Bittess regulate Stoaach
Liver and Kidneys. purify the
blood sad give . splendid appetite
They work wosdsre n caring
Kidney trosbles, Female con-
plainfs, Nervous diseases, Consti-
patton, Dyspepsia, and Aahsria.
Vigorous health and strength al
wsys follow their use. Only Soc
guaranteed by Ikslmsn brs.
1ruggists- ss
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07
Il. !. SOCIAL.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the
n. Z. eiuIca Will give a social on
February II. 1909. st. rslsatias's
day.
Every lady sad gentleman At
tending are requested 20 wear
some symbol representing some
city or town in the United Ststss.
There will be ,vo prises offered,
one 10 the psrSon guessing ths
most Of the places represented and
The osAsr the customary BOBBY
prize.
Auothsr ;caturs Of the social
will b. . posto6cs for the delivery
Of the ,alsutines. Bring all yosr
valsntiu-s aad help have A e.
ioys,,'. evening. A special pro-
gram will bs prepared for the oc-
casion.
Refrsahn snts will b ssrved.
and s.sry gentleman will have
tbs novel experience Of paying sor
aud eating With . shsdov.
Come smiling aud don't forget
the-vsientiuos.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07

~. I-Californis elpress- ata. .
H.. Denver e1pre>S- lS-0 .. %
Nv. ss4-Vxy lreikht----... %.a !. ~
aOINe EAST
No. 3s-Csltfosnia express. l33~ =. -
no, S-Mexico and Caliios-
MIA - h-'As r. -
No. s4I-Way freiRht.....-s sos p. =
sTlses for passenger points esst
Of Hutehinsoo.
mo. 8. naea for beaver passeassrs
only.
Nos. and Q are local passenger
trains.
Nos. s3 and u arst local freixhts.
All passenger trains except No. .
carry tourists and Pullman slcepers
NJ. s carries dsv coaches and Pull
nan slespers-
Aay infornatiOn concerning tRate
se ryicss. ticket rstes. sts. ehses1auS
givsa- b. r. ho1' A.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07
Or Ag eox.

fay a. vAat yua evs go ses ysef
1. sAsaDss - IL Holly CAleetats and
~ vlll SOD vos the Wsssaea Rseltsy
Neva q Lxoaoan. Hs6sa1AA. . whess
|,sar Ause. Nss ~ 1-Sage tlaesss1
~ spGaesy aaDsu1rs ~ MA anse
- 0nAo 0aso 0o0s1 - - 0s1g
49,. 0pQam1E 0ND -
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07
~ sssassA rssseses-

Il have taken . great many dif-
isrent kinds Of medicines for stom-
sch trouble and constipatioa," ;" says
Mrs. q. Gaiger Of Dunkerton, Il.
"but never hsd - good results
from aay a. from Chanbsrlsin's &
Stomach 4 Liver Tablets" For
sale by Ikelnan Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07
a6isDo Ht - $50.

The most wosderfsl activity Of
tho nov century il shown BY an
saormosa asuand for the worlds
best vorien-Dr. Kings New
Life Pilla- For constipation, sick
hesdsche, billionsness, or any
trouble Of tho stomach, liver or
kidnsyy they are unrivsfed. Only
Csc st Rsl1ss1 Bros drug stofe.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07

/ havs Q fsw wosds b sey regard
in9 CAanbsslsias CsaGA Rs0sdy:
II ssvsa ~ htt3s bays liss ssd l
fsel that I ca1nse Peaissit eaoush.
/ bosgAs . bottls q II iron A. e:
Steers. Il &oedwin. 8 D., snd
W.. / gst Aoos with 4 ny Poor
baby cold hardly brsaths. l Ksps
lie 1s1isias svsry tso Dsaatss q
directed sntil 10 ''thrsw up" and
then ! thosght ssre b vesld
choke 70 dsath. We hsd b pull
ths pAlsgn sst q his aoath in
Rrsat boaE strings. / sn positive
ia iIksd aos go<tso 0sS het-
sf eosgh asdisina, ny poor boy
vosh not - - eastA today
Josx D4uoR1. lzvsod, IeWL l6s
sals b. Iksl.an Bros. draggisss-
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07

Daring the winter VI 1893 l
vas d, lsms In my joints. in fsct
eli over ny body, that / could
hardly AobbIe arosnd, when l
boe8kt . bottle OF Ckepbe5E1As
Pain Belm. From tho 6yst sp-
pIicasioa I bsxam 70 get wef, sn3
vas cured and have worked siesd-
lily oil che year. Wheeler,
,Northvood, n. Y. For sats b
HOLMAN Bros, .,4, 4t
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07

The citissns Of Syracuse, Kan
sss have subscribed enough money
10 pay for the right Of way
Tor the Saata 70 division at
that place aud it u announced
thst work will now actually begin
aud in Ashert tine Syracuse will
BE- regular division point
Dr.. Wiley, chief Of the bsrssu
OF chemistry. department Of agri-
culture. says that "now the pro-
ductioo Of bsst sugar exceeds that
II cane and the bulk Of it eones
from Europe" Tho beet sugar
industry should be protected and
in . few years all the sugar con-
sumetl in tie United 6tates eaa b
prol.esd 40 A+,os territory.
We asvr 10 - reliable authority
that oil the sewspspeD os New
YORK, Boston, Philadelphia and
Washington have bee. sabsidised
BY the sugar trust, and it . there
fore impossible for the bee* poo
pie h 70. anything into those pa
pers giving the farmers side Of
the quessioe - against tho ssear
trust. In view Of this svory wsst-
e.. p.pss sAo.d TAKE ap the sEAt
With al tie sl,srEv at H. eo0-
naad s.d keep i up u.sa tbs
Ansrieau hrnss has received due
rscoRn5tio. a the ha.ds = Coz.
Rrsss. The fght = not for tss
ADsri1sa, fsrosr sgsinst The o.
bsa farmer, bat il j. Tor IL Amer
ioan fsrnsr - against tAs sagar
trust, . tact which shoslA b. veil
Understood.
Geo. WHsos has been Assltsg sut
NJ " Il c.sing sss tts astestss vol
~ vsek. The,s hrs heeo eoast6sr-
sh3e des., VIA lAs vosk % ~ ws4
frusu hsine .sab'e - 81 she oas'aG.
s.s rs~ sAe vs~t III, be p1sAsA ~
vasd .sya1s5 sad - al yresahasitv
hpGsse v0n weUassuskoU Usses Uia
b on~Sag sb sSer 49, sz'swssv 0e0'
thS psiE
Rs>s,ey Pe<snssA Il NJ 1oG6ao
I.ns,hss eoopsny. nvs there = nosA-
ine lie soiIys ~ Hsoch ss fkossng -
. bill ~ iuu,s,er- 80 It yoS es'nte0-
pixie building sew lonse- m sdet-
Loo TO the old zoe. barn o. sny thtas
else don't f.il to give him , shsncs 10
figure with you. Il might ssse yoa
money and also insure r',a the very.
beat OF material.
". J. Slekelbs~er aud q. z DIX
sserhuts shipped ear load os fat ho0s
70 Denver o. Tuesday. T1hsv were nos
singing praises 10 the Santa Re :" any
nnt,seasls e1tsat - thes sers con-
psilsd to keep their hogs here over
nisht, u have them taken out In the
morning b1 the local freight, which
devos q the entire dsv 70 getting evee
tho 20 Uiles hetwsss here And Ia
JuntA.
49, ~
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07
ae~, &hnlaO.

VIC. Villiansoa, Of Anhsmt,
Va says: 'H@ nose tha . yeE
ls9ReeeA iron l-baen. i -
h tried Chsubaslaiais Pm Rl1D
s.A II k.se - 1.ise seise D1edh
- ~sa..r ~-1s16naAoaAse4h n
A.zz u. Asisn. ~
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07
s..e1 ~ ess.s's. IN.

Afu thrse week Is "ur chubby lit
tie lnv was changed by pneun."-
mia slssost 70 = skel-tsH,." writers
Mra. Watkins, OF ,is~sant City,
Ohio "A terrible ctugh ~-t in
that. in spite Of good te"m~nt
for several weeks. grsv vor,.. every
,lav. We thou used Dr.. Kings
Nov Discovery for Consumption.
and oar dariiag vns soon s.'.snd
and vol. We are ssFs this grand
usdicins saved his EtA" A1lhs,s
k.ov iA,s tAs usly sars esss fOr
soaxia Old. md s1 lanx dis-ss1s.
lksIanao 0Nls. gass.sses aasis-
kse1ina- Sc 80 a. 1aaa Ast-.
Nh~.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07

The hsss md mast faDo0 su8-
pound n de wus1 70 coaqucT
ssbss nd 70 XII paiDl Curss
euts, hoalD bsrls an4 bs1ises. sab
dec 1Gsmstiso, masters Pitss.
MiNioo sf boss sold yseTiy.
Weeks wsodss. II hoiis. slosn.
fsSoesk snA ski. ssuDtioes- 1t
cures @ no pay. 8e q Hsstnsn
Bros. Dug stoee,
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07

II have used ChaabeE1AiaS
Coosk Remedy fos Q number Il
years and have - haitsaey in
saying that II i, tie BEST renedy
for coughs, colds and csosp ! Aavs
ever used in my fanily. I have
not words 10 sxprsO ~ coaedsase
in tA5Es.sdy.-Mn-J J. 4 Hooes
North Star. Mich. For se1s -
Ikeluaan Bsos. ori
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07
The New
Dray Line.
All Kinds Of
HaulIng done
Promptly.
Satisfaction 6Darasfeed
j. A. Baird,
Proprietor.

ssoseAssa sA.t vm - ~ 0ses.
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q aaDsv . ~ ~.

Il oklss ran dsv. syssuA
Wsa1Dsss. seEveasassa. A ~
spDssiss, sessyv So aDaot
With dissedsrsd liver sd kidseys
often follows 40 attack of this
wPsteAso disease TIE xrsstest
need then 10 Electric Bitter. the
splenGiG tos.5ic, blood parif~s and
regulator Of stomach. liver and
kidneys. Thoussnds have proved
Mss fAsy vps1lsrfnlly strengthen
the ss1yrs. hei6 UP the systeu'.
and re~tore to hral.h anil Su-d
spirits after IN attack 1t the grip.
II suffering try them. Only bt>c.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by
IketA1an Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-02-07

oUckAW9- A11Ea 1AA1G-
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4 lssass osv-s nap sssss-

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Max O'RelHs Advice to Wives.

Max O'Rell in his book, "Her Royal
Highness, Woman" gives this advice
to wives:
''To rule your husband, my dear
lady, do exactly as you please, but al
ways pretend that you do as he
pleases That is where your ability
comes in. Men are ruled, as children
are, by the prospect of reward. The
reward OF your husband is your amia-
bility, your sweetness, your devotion
and your beauty, of which you should
take constant care. Always let him
suppose that it is for him that you
wish to remain beautiful The woman
who believes tihat she is asserting her
independence every time she puts on
a hat particularly displeasing to her
husband is as clever and intelligent as
the Irishman who buys return ticket
at railroad Office and, On entering
the car, remarks to the passengers: /
have played a good joke on the COM
pany. have bought a return ticket,
but don't mean to come back.