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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-26
ANOTHER BUNCH TRUSTEES NAMED
Both Houses Dispose Of Mass Of Business
House Sits All Day
Senate Votes $4,000 For immigration, Passes Munich
palty Bill and House Wrangles Over Lien Act

s. B. 231. Crane. Long and short
hauls on railroads. Railroads. 1s.&
8. B. 232. Spoonheim. Malicious
injury to freehold. judiciary. l.
Senate Bills Passed. IL
s. B. 165. Committee on state at
fairs. Creating Mckenzie county.
s. B. IT'S. Herbrandson. Relating
to education g.. ,a
s. B. I'll. Little. Renewal of mort
cages on personal property.
s.. B. ia. Taylor. Practice Of
medicine, surgery and obstetrics.
s. B. 208. Young. Amount of insur-
ance necessary before policy can be
issued by domestic companies.
s. B. 173. Mclean. Relating to re.
pairs Of personality. On motion of Mr..
Movius the bill was re-referred to Ju-
dietary committee.
s. B. 1e4. Regan. $4,000 for i'm
migration.
7oV0e 9SII8 FaSSeos
H. B. 222. Ryan. Municipal bill.
H. B. 152. Briden. Relating to edu-
cation.
H. B. %. scheer. Forest tree cul-
tlre.
H. B. Is. Midgarden. Discharge in
bankruptcy.
H. B. 80. Phelan. District veterin-
arians. Prescribing districts.
. Mr.. Voss moved to strike out "who
shall be a graduate of reputable vet
Urinary college" to which Mr.. McDon.
aid objected. The amendment was
adopted. Mr.. Pierce moved the bill
be recommitted to the judiciary COM
mittee which motion was lost. Mr..
Simpson objected as the bill had ap.
proval of all interested. Mr.. johnson
Of Mclean moved an amendment re-
garding change of district lines. Car
ried. The bill was then passed as
amended.
executive session.
The senate then went into executive
session to consider above appoint.
ments, which, under the rules. went
over to Monday.
Reading and Reference House Bills.
H. B. 253. Tofsrud. Organization
Of townships. State affairs.
H. B. 252. McCrea. Loaning school
funds. Cities and municipal corpora
tions.
H. B.. 81. Ryan. Procedure in
civil actions. Judiciary.
H. B. ISL. Simpson (by request).
Practice of optometry. Public health.
H. B. 221. Dahl. Taxes of real
property. Judiciary.
H. B. 227. Lille. Compensation
county courts. Judiciary.
H. B. 225. Richmond. Transfers
OF persons business. judiciary.
H. B. 1874. Shells. Prohibiting trus.
tees from exceeding appropriations.
STATE analrS. ~.
H. B. 224. Morgan. Oats of Off.
GERS. Judiciary.
: H. B. 251. Glasgow. Relating to
education. Education. --.E
H. B. 265. Ryan. Fractional town
ships attached to others. Municipal
corporations. yf ia n 5ss
H. B. 220. Johnosn of Ward. Quail
ification Of officers. Judiciary.
H. B. lit. Lille. Sale OF poisons.
Judiciary. Z
H. B. 1876. Stevens of Dickey. Di-
vorce and prohibiting re-marriage
within one year. Judiciary.
H. B. So. johnson Of Ward. County
fairs. State affairs. sr5a.&, 81
H. B. "a. Ryan. Service by publ
cation. Judiciary. .s5s~'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-26
Dead It a Hundred and -Four Years.

OSdu II u 5unureu ana -Four Years,
Escambia, Mich. Feb. 25.-Mrs,
Catherine Gallagher of Beaver Island
aged 104 years. who claimed to have
more surviving descendants than any
woman OF the Northwest. is dead. She
lived to see the first child of the four
generations Of her surviving descend.
ants. who at one time numbered 1888.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-26
CIR HENRY IRVING VERY ILL

Melted English Actor Completely Run
Down.
Welverhampton, Eng, Feb. 25.-Sir
Henry Irving's condition is practically
unchanged. The pationt himself is
brave and hopeful. The attending
physician says that Sir Henry is COM
pletely run down and that it is impos.
sible at present to make any safe pre-.
diction concerning the prospects of his
temperance on the stage. Two
trained nurses and physicians are in
constant attendance upon him.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-26
aerky May se Set at Liberty.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 25.-The report
Of the release of Maxim Gorky is pre-
mature, but it is expected he will be
set at liberty In a day or so. He is
suffering from the effects OF confine-
ment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-26
APPOINTMENTS.

APPOINTMENTS.
TO be Trustees Of the Academy Of
Science at Wahpeton-
n JAMES PuRDoN, of Richland
County.
i. OLE ARNEGARD of Trail County
JOHN Il. Movius, of Richland
* County. >1 -. -
For the term Of two years from the
first Tuesday in April, 1905.
w. D. GILLESPIE, of Williams
County.
4 JAMES e. HILL, Of Cass County.
For the term of four years from the
first Tuesday in April, 1906.
To be Trustees Of the State Normal
School at Mayville-,s.t.
GILBERT l.. ELkIN of Trail
County. 70 49, * .-
ALFRED BLAIspELL of Ward
County. d.
For the term of four years from the
second Tuesday in April, 1905.
/. A. sTEENsoN, of Trail County.
For the term of two years from the
second Tuesday in April, 1905.
To be Trustees Of the State Normal
School at Valley City 49,.
WI e. A. PRAY, of Barnes County.
E. WALTER r. REED, of Cass
County.
For the term of four years from the
second Tuesday in April, 1905.
To be Trustees Of the State Reform
School at Mandan-
G. A. HEEGAARD, of Morton
County.
WI. sTickNEY of Stark County.
Each for the term of four years
from the first Tuesday in April, 1905.
FRED o.aoLsoN, of Barnes
County.
For the term Of two years from the
first Tuesday in April, 1905.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-26

tContinued On pase -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
COTTON MARKET CONDITIONS

The report from Liverpool 70 me
effect that Spinners are buying TAN
cotton supplies but are c0ncealins the
quantity they are purchasing in order
to seemingly maintain the solid front
OF resistance they agreed 10 present
some time ago. has encouraged the
associated farmers in the belief thai
demand for cotton from foreign spin
ners must spring up in volume IN the
very near future. Students of the
market agree that the farmers tsht
is harder now than il was lasr spring
for the reason thar me SPECTATORS
fear TO seil Shor, as hey did rhep
thus eliminating powerful weapon
the high price people then had and
leaving only SpinnegS' demand as
the outlet for the staple Thus. 50
lo.s as the spinners are able 10 hold
off the absence OF buying power in
the market can not fail 10 push values
down. But the moment spinnerS BE-
gin seeking supplies on q normal
scale. the refusal of the farmers 10
sell eNcep, Al profitable price will
Immediately exert powerful infrl-
ence for good on the market aud
mounting spo, prices should soon
boost option values.
Meanwhile the weather bureau a.
Washington reports 70 cotton left in
some localities for fros; 20 injure.
while private advicss unanimously re-
port 10 .op crop worthy the uana ani
small weld generally indicated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

4 complete and interesting presen
tai on OF the scenic beauty and the
r.eh nacural resources and rapid
sFa"-h Ct the Pacific northwest are
SET forth in a beautifully illustrated
booklet recently issued by the Chi
easo and North Western railway
which ~iil be sent to any address OF
receipt Of cents in stamps.
The Lewis and Clark exposi-io,
with the very low e1car,l-n -at-s an.
personally conducted tours in concee
ten Herewith over The Ncrth-Wes
err Inc from Chicaso and the ga,
have created an interest in this sub
Jet never before equaled. Fer rul
par-icuiras address Y. B. KnisEerr
P. T N. 215 Jackson boulevard. Ch'
cage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
If YOU WOULD BE POPULAR.

Be sociable
Be un>eifiiSh.
Be generous.
Be good listener
Never worry or whine
Study The arr of pleasing.
Be frank. open and truthful
| Always De ready 70 lend Z hand.
b. kind and polite 10 everybody.
Be Self-confiitnt but not conceited.
Never nonopilze me conversation.
Take genuine interest in other
people.
Always look on the brigi, side of
things.
Take pains % remember names and
faces.
Never criciciSe or say unkind things
OF Others.
I.cok for the good in others. not for
their faults.
Forgive AMI FORGE injuries bur new
er forget heref-s
Cultivate health and nus radia-e
strength and courage.
Rejoice as snuinely in ano-her's
success as in your ovn.
Always bs considesa.e q - rights
and feelings OF others.
Have I good tine .svsf. Il
fan degenerate into itczus=.
Have a kind word ana a CHEEKY.
eneourasins smile for everyone
Learn % control yourself under re
mos irving circumstances
Be respectful 10 women. AMI e1iva1-
rous in vour attitude toward men.
Nee, trouble like man. and cheer
fg'iy endure what You cant cure.
Believe in me Brotherhood Of man,
sni recognize no class distinctions
Do no5 D. Self-opiona-ee bfir listen
With Difference to he opinions Of och-
erS
Never utter wiJsieiSms a the risk
OF giving pain or hurting someone's
feelings.
B. ambitious ans areree-tc. bur nay-
e benef- yourself a. the expense of
another
b IS courteous and agreeable 70
YOUR interiors as you are % your
equals and Superiors
Dc no- bore peop5e by -e,lns them
long. tedious stories. o.: oy continually
Chatting on your OWE afairs-Orison
SWEET Marden IN ~SlcceSs MagaZine"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
VIVA T IS THERE
IN IT?

SCOTS Emulsion is a care
ful blend OF the pure>t cod
liver oil, hypophosphites OF
lime and soda. glycerine and a
dash OF fiavoring. The COM
bination Of these valuable
ingredients emulsitied as in
SCOTS Emulsion represents
the greatest remedy yet dis
covered for weak lungs, poor
blood, low vitality, child
weakness and all wasting
diseases.
we'.l send YOU sample free
SCOTT & BOVINE. 400 Pearl Street, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
JAS. kEENE WAS A GOOD LOSER.

James R K@ene the great Califor,
MIA millionaire IS coming east in a
ralace car" said somebody % Jay
Gould ore Sums,e: morning in l>7-.
The master OF financial hicks repli4.i:
eLet aim come: IL SeId nin back in
? oox car
The threat seemed likely 70 De car
I:ed our, When keene ,ried. few
ysarS ,a.er. % corner what. Gould
and Cammach attacked MIN: ne was
sold our by men wio ought 20 have
>-ood 0y him, aud n saw MS fortune
l:.atal'y mel. away 8uc ne nev2r ,os-
nj nsrye. and calmly sail I NIL
walk his street in victory when those
who have betrayed ne :oday are deaf
or paupers "a prediction which mas
he@n fulfilled % large ex,en-.-Sic.
- Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
PLAIN TALK TO NEGROES.

THAI was 4 very plain and sensible
talk which Rev l. D Humphrey. a
negro preacher. made a neGo Bap-
tist convention a, Newport. and The
wiser negroes are doing VIA r..
Humphrey advises and hose ne~r,,.e,
who hold 70 eoa.rsrv views Saoull
begin 20 see the Sjcuarioc Is Rev.
Humphrey and me more incellseut
nesroes see X. He said:
Every negro ha> + in his nove~
10 b. ~ons;hins if ha W. ana Il
he fails i : his taul- ana 70. .ho
white man Ill yoU W have
reached he p'ace in lsta where
W mus rhiah more of ourselves.
| love ne blach nan. b.cau~- he
forms par- OF me. and rees-s
who are .ryins . - awax from
their cace are he negroes who
ar deiae rs ua.old harm.
believe every black man should De
proud of his black >Ain. rs big
fe.t, il he ! fortunate enough
to have them rs kinzy q curly
hair. Do ncc always - making
an apology for being 4 negro. out
find more Pleasure in the fact thai
YOU are negro. and the world
Will think more OF you.
Many of the negroes have learned
that their only hope 70 become use
full and respected citizens hey
must become useful among heir own
faee and > be re>nee-ea ~ n n
erces The ,s~~a who daas 9h. viii
win e~5..- ~1Srec- sa0n H. Mi
people
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

s. Louis. No. Sept ~ 1ao5.-tAl i
Interested: Beginning Tuesday. o.
rober ;. 1a05. and continuing until frr-
sher notice. -eu-is; sleeping car VI,
D. placed n service OF trains nup. hers
and : between s. Louis AMI Pine
Bluff cw:ce a month as follows:
Sou;hoound Leave s.. Louis on
rain No. &: 9::.5 p II. on frs: and
.hird Tuesdays T each non.h-hone-
seekers excursion dates.
No-rhbound. Leave Pine Bluff on
7:a:n No i:225 ?. N. frsr ani .hs-f
Thursdays of each month.
Ber-h rate between s.. Louis and
Maiden s. Campbell 81. Pa-asou,i s..
,1onesbo-o s. B-inkley slo25. Cla-ar.
con sl.25. Stuttgart sl5a. Pine Blan
$50.
In requesting birth -eSe-ya.:. Is pas
sensers should specify whe-her .-o5.r-
Is" Or standard" is desired.
E. W. LaBEACME.
G. P. and T. a.
r H. LANG,
A. G. P. aod 7. A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
NOT a SWEEPER.

Whan Cong essnlan kuo0 and #
al.fornia hr~- appeared n Washing
'en % AXE hi~ ~ear n vas a t9sa.
stranger . ~ eo.leasa=S IL hap
esa - mse ex-CoHs@es L.onf
T. 5ax he had been assigned % on+
n H. commit IS ana Loud offered o
u roieee him 20 ne chairman. En-.
ling M committee Dom ". Loud
said 10 he chairan: This IS Mr.
Know w'aut. Who has been assigned e
yorr c5mn,t--s-e Or. i ,h7, soe@
said ~ chairman. siancing indiTer,
er:ly 4 knovlani Well yoans tel.
Y aflil of Your COS an =, - vo-!1.
We t-sn waiting around h - fo- 80
:sv> fa- Sor}. onr . clean y -
-e,~7. Faf q, Sw=aE a-s 80
- r,r-~s fo,1s -<.ls.~ II
a27lo-ies followed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
FORT WORTH AND DENVER
Change Of Train Schedule For Winter
Is Announced.

Fort Worth. Ten. Oct 11.-After
October i, under 4 reaijusJment Of
he schedules for -he winter season.
he Fort Worth and Denver City rail.
rea1 ,.ains Nos -. and will be op-
Grated between F,ogt Worth aud Da'-
harr. Tex. only instead OF being car
ried through . D5Ever Is heretofore
Under these new conditions. these
trains Will operate Pullman Sleepers
between Fort Worth and Amarillo,
maintaining close connection with the
Pscos Valley railroad ana other lines
eonnee,ins a nat point and in-erme-
,:iace functions
This service in being established
through to Dalhart IS eighty miles
greater han has been afforded during
previous winter seasons bur is a. pres.
en1 justified through the immense in
crease N The local as we'll as through
travel 20 the Dalhart- caun,
Try by The influx of homeseekers and
proSpectors
L is the policy Of the Denyer road
70 facilitate the further growth Of
'ha' section of The country as much as
possible hy giving the honeseekers
and prospec-ors an excellent train ser,
vice 20 palharr. which connects with
he Rock Island for points east and
west.
Il also gives Dalhart somewhat Of
precedent as growing city. The
distance from Fort Worth 70 Amarillo
ne terminus Of this train in former
winter seasons. is 335 miles, and from
Fort Worth 70 Dalharr. me present
terminus OF the run. is 4ls miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
The Infant Needs

perfectly pure. sterile. stable. easily
ahSorb ba biz and assimilable toed. TneSe
are combination OF requirements
which are found in Borders Eagle
Brand Condensed Milk. These prop
critics are 50 perfectly represented II
ao Other torm O. artificial infant feed
irg
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
So UsLISE FAITH.

As cke rain stopped a. he ,i,t,e
>-af;on RE passenger with he
cruuplei s--aw hat suck MS head
oHt -hroush he earwindov and read
M sisn over he door Of me ticket
o-fca
/ bore The in>erip-icn. "Riverviev.
Nh =. : Nonr riyer9" he asEs i
~ naive sizing o. nail kag.
Is $ mile or rwo off yanlar. "
sid he na-iva 'N4're 'Snactir ne
-, . -."~ % I some las -thi.
Nps T-'rnrc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
IT WAS a TREAT.

Baiwe~.l.yt-on,S Rtch@3ieu vas
p1e~e1;ei BY loSepa D. GsaSSe 4: Tie
Fl%S .hss ~ Friday nigh, The audi
nc Ms not 'ar-e on-. a,-housh il
eenhi n - said % be 4 small one
To play and ne n'ays.S teS.y d /.
better patronage. however. o5
tizasseS Ricb-,iaa i COED. The
character ! mus difficult one. Ia
h >esa> a havs cau-h- IT, spirit -
he sa' cardinal. AMI por.says !.
very vi, although i could no, %
sid ~fsh pessse- regavl: foe n ruth
-Aaf ne n'aa.la q rs famous nrasa
ee>sor h.sS fallen upon De Gra>> :
shoulders some Of ne ,upp5r.;ne
eaAaan1 paH .ayei heir nar.S admir-.
aaiy. no-ablE h leading laiy. Iia Nav
PARK. e AeH~ could be improved M
o.. Ths seFsinS Wa~ splendid. and
- az n eos.um:r2 wen, far To-
wo7''# he ~.lec : Of N p,ay. Those
" S,ay-.s awsy missed = -ra
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
SELECTED PROVERBS.
\ Good i;fe keeps off wrinkles.


The old.~- man tha. ever lived died
Il last.
The longest lifse is but a parcel of
moments.
Life : half spsn, before We know
What il iS.
/ : easier % De wise for Others
than for ourselves.
L co>-> more 10 revenge injuries
han 10 bear them.
The beSt throw with the dice is
TO throw them away.
lis foolish sheep that makes he
wolf mis- confeSSor.
Despair has ruined some. bat pre-
sumption multitudes.
Better la-e ripe and besr han early
blossom and blast
The crutch OF Time does mors -han
the club Of Hercules
That which has lis value from
fancy Is no, very valuable
The remedy of tomorrow IS 100 late
fol The evil OF today.
Tie sickness of -he body may prove
the health Of -ha soul.
he best method OF |. 55ruesion Is
% practice what We preach.
We are born crying. live complain. /.
i9s and die disappointed.
-ie1+ ," ---NAA "SiS 0-tItl u tEIdES
may be sweet 70 remember.
II YOU Wi, no. haar reason. she
vii >.:r-ly rap your kncucklaS
pie. p-sce:7ins h7sn.:.H asnaf-
-. often borrowS hsr Hoax.
- pen Of n e.onsus shoG4; = J....
pei in rs ink OF The heart.
oaarr-lS would never be laS.:a-
We flse 5aui. only on one side
L soa-a knew VA ase NJ.
e.al.. would both set and = y.
Ths esselit thar iS cor by .ia only
s5s-S 4a-1 he ruth comes n; TIE
Minor.
Seaid head is an eczema of ne
severe Sometimes. bur il
can De cured. Doans Ointment.
cuick and permanent IN Is results.
A. any drug store. % cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
MONDAY. OCTOBER %, 1905.

Mr.. H. B. Pryor. manager Of cireu.
ntdcn Of the Graphic. makes the city
pirculation bis special charge. Sub
Uribers failing TO receive their papers
Dorperiy. will confer favor upon this
2epartment by reporting carelsssness
0 failure to deliver at once. Phone
I'D Sc; new 124
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
FOR SALE OR lEASS.

Pian,at;on-2e0 acres N cultivation
20 acres in pasture. good water good
'snani houses. = miles from cnur-
house. WI sell tor varv low price
par cash. balance in I've or -en years
AZ per cent interest.
VIII lease tor -arm o. wars a.
very low renal A BARGAIN 70.
= right pa-tv Apply =
GEO VI WELLS AND COMPANY
od2 West Bar-anue street Pine Blur
Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23

! rhoronehlv believe you cau sell
ANYTHING yoa advertise these days.
hn- You mus, advertise -ru,hfnllr. an
c'-~~,-e ~ f4i~ 9-ies =. - qr.
;'~'7 ,hs' : ;. = -. 's'a - rcFv
rar-9- We
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23

The immense cumulative -tfsc. of
lesulasi'y n advertising can hardly
b apprecia'e 'ed,-Nanase Farsi~ Gia,-
81 brothers Ph;ladelphia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
\ Guaranteed Cure for Pies.

l.shtnS, blind. bleeding. nro,vuiins
- Druggists a. authorized % -
i'.rd money if Pazo Oin-m-u- fails -
- in " % - iay>. sac
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23

a dose in time saves lives. Or.
Moods Norway Pine Syrup. natures
remedy tor coughs colds. pulmonary
diseases n eyysy >ott.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23

Cures Group. soF- -hroa-. pulmonary
.rouose>-Mo,larch fver pain Of AZ
~ry >oe- Dr. Thomas Ecl eric OIL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23

When Johnny Comes
Marching Home
A superb organization Of singing
artists.
An unequsIIed cast Of superative ex-
ceIlence.
A delightful treat to music lovers.
An avalanche Of Rousing Patriotic
Ensembles
A Stunning Chorus Of Beautiful South
ern Bellies
In Hoop Skirts.
P.c,o' il X or4eous-MU~ically : NJ
+ : you,i hear
Inspiring, Mammoth, Melodious. Pic
turesoue.
Prices e5c. 5oc. -5c. 81 and sl.5o.
Seas on ~al- q Els theater Fri
ciav.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
70

The hsh-waish- mar alwevS links
that his bouyaEcy : Jj,a : - wings
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23

Scald head is an eczema of ne
sea!p-very severe semetimes. bur il
can he cured. DoanS Ointment.
cuich and permanent IN Is results
A. any drug store. 81 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-23
Daily Graphic.

Atered at Postofice at Pine Blum,
Ark, as second class mail matter.
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-20
LOUISIANA HOSPITALITY.
Strangers Were Treated Just the Same as tTe-1bers of the
 Family.

group of Grummcrs were trading warns oH the subject O. hospitality, relates Lipp- iHeott Magazine, when one, a litt.e IT, glnian, Wlth d humorous eye and d delightful draw. toqk up hi. parable thus
 was down In Louisiana last month trav- eim cross country with \. J. Gary ftne same beng StnRewall Jackson C.. at your Seffeel when We kinder got lost in mighty lonesome sort o road just about dark We foGe along rgat good pIeee after sunGown, aaG when We saW hgnt ahead tell you Il looked hrst rate. We drove up To the Iigat, hutIn twas house. and when | hoAered like lost calf the man came out ahG We asked hlm to take Us in for the night lie looked 1t Us mighty hard. and then said . Wal, reckon l kin stand it if you kin So We unhtcned, went ln and found twas only tWo-Toom sEanty and just swarmin with children. He had ,!X, four to II years old . and as there Gidn seem to be but one bed me an Stoney was wonGerin' what in thun. der would become ot us
 hey gaye-us supper, good hog and hom. ny. the best they had and then the old woman put the two youngest kiGs to bed ! ney went stralgat to sleep. Then she took those out. lald them over in the corner put the next two to bed-and so on After all the children were as.een on the floor the Old folks went ln the other room and told Us We could go 10 bed Ii We wanted to. and ben. powerful tired out We did
 W ell, sir, the next morning when we woke up We were lying over in the corner with the kids and the old man and the old woman mad the bed v
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-20

Tired, nervous and irritable. the mother is unfit to care for her chil- dren, and hcrcondition ruins the child 8 disposition and reacts upon herself
 The mother should not be blamed. as she no doubt is suffering with back. ache, headache. bearing down pains or displacement making life a burden.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound is the unfailing cure for this condition. It strengthens the female organs and permanently cures all dis. placements and irregularities.
 Such testimony as the following should convince women of its value: Dear Mrs Pinkham
 "Iwant to tell you how much good Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done me- l suffered for eight years with ovarian troubles. l was nervous, tired and ir- ritable, and it did not seem as though could stand it any longer, as I had five children to care for. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was recommended and it has en- tirely cured me. cannot thank you enough for your letter of advice and for what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done for me.-Mrs Ph. Hoffman, 100 Himrod Street, Brooklyn, N. Y"
 Mrs. Pinkham advises sick women tree. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-20
VERY EFFECTIVE SAMPLE.
Ministers Pickles Were Strongly Suggestive of the Ever
 lasting Fire.

clergyman was very fond ef par. tlcular hot brand of pickles, and ind ing great difficulty in procuring tae same sort at hotels when traveling, always car. Tied bottle with him, relates the fratler one day when dining at a restaurant with his pickles Ill front of nm a stranger sat down at the same table, and, with an Amer. 1ean accent presently asked the minister to pass the pickles. The minister. who en. Joyed the Joke, politely passed the bottle and m few minutes had the satisfaction ff seeing the Yankee watering at the eyes and gasping for breath.
 guess, said the latter, that you are parson.'
 Yes, my friend, l am, replied the minis. ter Il suppose you preach?" asked the Yan. Eee
 Yes, sir; preach twice a week usually. . sad the minister
 Do you ever preach about hell fre?" in quired the Gankee
 Yes; l sometime- consider it my duty to remind my congreS ton of eternal pun. ishment, returned the minister.
 Il thought SO, reioine,l the Yankee. but you are the first of voui sass l ever me, who carried samaleS