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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-09-15
Ticks Stand Lightning

| have seen much written a
bout the destruction of ticks,
but have not seen a sure remedy
yet; and will say | had a nice
steer killed by lightning. The
tree be was standing under was
also killed; but when | found
him next morning. saved his
hide and the ticks were still IN a
fourishing condition. II light
ming won't kill ticks, We nigh,
Just as we'll hang up.
Otp SUBSCRIBER.
Reply by editor: This Incl.
dent teaches a lesson that is
worth bcring. The tree
served as a conductor of the
electric current TO the ground;
but the steer also served az a
good conductor OF the current,
and for that reason was killed.
Careful farmers often attach
perpendicular wires TO fence
wires. burying the perpendiou.
lar wires 30 deep a. TO be al.
WAYS in contact with mois,
earth. This is to carry the
electric current into the ground,
30 that animals near the fence
will not be killed by lightning.
The ticks we're no, killed. be.
cause for the electric current 10
pass through them il would have
had to pass from the steer
through the ticks and then lear
through the air to the ground.
The steer was a far better con.
ductor than the air. aud the
ticks escaped destruction. For
the same reason that the ticks
we're unhurt, cattle 10 pastures
enclosed by wire fences can be
protected by the means sug'
gcs,cd, since the grounded wire
attached 10 all the fence wires
every few rods will carry al
electric current better than AMI,
mails. This simple prccautiou
may save heavy loss. There arc
times when many animals have
been killed along a wire fence in
a single storm, while protection
can be had almost without cost.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
@pHOMORS AND FRESHMEN

Nor" spirited by far than any Charter
hill rush Of former year.. though gov
erned by rules presided over By UNI
Dires and referee. was the Sophomore
Freshman push-baII contest which was
given with the saBctIOD n President
Wheeler and the university authorities
on California field this afternoon. The
struggle WAS only ended By darkness.
with no score for either side. On cacH
side during the earlier portion Of the
contest there we're entered one hun.
hred and fifty men. to be- precise one
hundred and fCrty-ninc. Now pushing
the big siG-fOOt ball. and now carrying
II through the air ON their finger tiDg.
solid mass Of players swayed back
and forth ON the field. never getting
within fifteen yards Of either goal.
After tao tweBiy-iniDutc halves, which
we're protracted by the time taken OUT
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07

TO enable fallen contestants to- get on
their feet. ten men were chosen from
each side to continue the struggle. M
III score should result in favor OF one
Of the classes engaged. Equally futile
was this means adopted to bring the
contest to n close. and II was only end
ed By darkness. when II was no long
nr possible for the officials to distin-
guish the struggling players and exiri-
rair the fallen. time was called. About
three Thousand people watched tho
contest. the like Of which has never
been seen In the Wet. and intense on
ibugiasm WAS provoked among The
spectators. Al the close Of the fist
Fart Of the contest. when the twenty
were chosen Ia continue the struggle,
the rest Of the players occupied bleach
ers and rooted for their respective
teams. Only two players were hurt,
and thOsc but slightly Meyer. sopho-
more. suffered wrcnchcd knee. and
Johns. n member Of the freshman team.
was taken from the field near the close
u the contest with a spraincd ankle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
MAKING AUTOMOBILES

An automobile every fourteen min.
utes IL the wOFld's factory record, and
II H. now held by the Ford Motor COM
pany. High mark In the production
OF fOur-cyIindcr Ford runabouts was
reached last week when the average
daily output Of the model y factory
was increased from thirty machines
per day 10 forty-twO. Henry Ford an
nonnced few months ago that he
would build these ears In lots ~ ten
thousand and at the rate Of 100 "ars
per day. That this was no Idle boast
Is shown by the fact that an output ~
fory-twO cars per day has already
been reached. and the daily capacity Is
being Increased as fast as men can Dc
trained and fsmiliarized with their
special work. This n HeTcuIcln
Undertaking. but Ford has the organ
ization and the experience and none
who hss visited the factory In the past
lew weeks doubts that FOrd's promise.
mad" during last seasons New York
shows. 10 iTrn out Tunaboris at the
rate Of 100 per day before next show
time" will be- realized.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07

run Of the Western Colleges. three
universities competing. the race was
won by Nebraska with Wisconsin sec
Dnd and Chicago third. The race vas
run through the parks In the vicinity
Of the University Of Chicago. and the
distance. about Ave miles. was covered
In tweniy-six minutes and five seconds.
:: :: g
DR.. Newton will never wear High
lander uniform again. Doc wore out
TOO many shOos leaning on bar rcsts
TO suit Griffths The same stunt ongt
Doc his jon when be- VAS Ginging for
Cincinnati.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
ROSE MAKES RECORD

Ralph Ros" broke the " pound shot
record IN Gan francisco by hurting the
sphere 80 fec GIz inches. Rose was a
student at University Of Michigan. but
was expelled rom that institution.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07

The BusIhfss MANS HANDY ~,
otT, published In the Saturday Suite.
Tin and the Weekly Edition, giy.s .
fo,,clss ana eomplsts fssums OF all L.
Jsl notices, calls for tenders, ludg.
nsh's, building permits and real 90.
llis transactions. Evening euiistlG,
7yf pI msGih WssflI sHllsiiH
~ gsi Ytsi
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
Castle { Cooke, Ltd
HONOLULU.
GommlsSios Merchants
: Sugar Factor.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural CO.
The kohaIa Sugar Co.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis, TAO.
Tho Standard OIL Co.
The Geo. r. Blake Steam Pumps
Weston's centrifugaIs.
The New England Life Insurance Go.
Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire ins. Co. Of Hartford,
Conn.
Ths Alliance Assurance Co. Of London.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
Recorded Nov. 30, 1906.

William e Achi and VT to Manuel
d" COnc: D; lots ! and =. blk 10. Kaiu-
lani Tract. Honolulu: 1870. - ESQ. y
252. Dated June IS. 1902.
William o Smith. TT. and VT to Mary
4 Burbank: d: lot 10 Of Il = j7l5. King
81 Tract. Honolulu: 81. u 2SG. . 25j.
Dated NOV rs. 1906.
Kanaina ~ TO Kuhinu wv; -: Il
7 1865, Kul 1928. Waiau. Eva. Oahu
81. etc. u 2sG. . 1855. Dated Nov 20,
1906.
Maikai AlOiau and VT 10 Lee Hoy
Wah; PA: special powers. - 2Si, 3
Il8. Dated Nov %. 1906.
Charles GilIiIand ct al by Gdn 10 J
4 AbeODg: l.; 2Gs-1OOO y. land. Robcllo
Lane. Honolulu; II yrs AZ $500 per W.
- 2SS, y 80. Dated Nov /. 1906.
Bishop IL 60 To Bank Of Hawaii Ltd /:
An; mtg V " hchOng on por Il f. III.
Knl 200. Pakca, etc. KOOlau. Maui:
'SssGjs. - 2S3, y IO7. Dated Nov 2S.
1906.
Victoria VI AchoDg and hsb (FCJ 20
Bank Of Hawaii Ltd; Agrmt; Ia re-
purchase under Fore Sale. fees for al
~. etc, In mtge in Libcr "a. fol II.
Is 2sJ. . los. Dated Nov rs. 1906.
Recorded Dec. I. 1906.
J - Atherton Est Ltd by rcgr: No.
tlcc: Of decree Of title In Land Reg
Court Case No. ~. B 2s4, p iI3. Da
ted Dec !. 1906.
Ernest II Austin 10 Elizabeth W Pa.
~; Rel: premises No. p Anapuni 81,
Honolulu: $1,000. - 2s9. . IC9. Dated
May 5, 1904.
Ellen Kauhi and hsb to John T va.
Tor; -; Int In Or 800. ~ int In II y
81 and pcs land. iIOBomu, etc, Hilo.
int IN lands Of ! Palau ~ dec: $3.50.
y 2sG. y 257. Dated Sept "a. 1906.
Frank Porsec 10 Manuel da 4 Pa.
son: ID; pOr lot 2, Or 1864. WaIkauma
10 Maulua homestcads. Hilo: sl35. u
ESQ, . $50. Dated Oct 3, 1906.
KuamOo and bsb 10 John F'itzger.
old: N: 80 acre land. Puma road, III.
10; $500 - 2s9, . 10. Dated Nov
%. 1906
Augusta Luanda 10 Kuratokl: l.;
o. land and bldg. Iiuslus, n Kohala.
Hawai-; ~ yfa a. 81 per snnum. u
2sa, 81, Dated June Z, 1906,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
WANTED

a good white man. American or Ger.
man, with small family, to take
charge Of small place already plant.
ed and improved $50. per mo-. use
of two mules and all he can raise
on about IS to 20 acres. Good fast
driving horse. Look after one horse
aud main building. which may be
occupied by owner once or twice a
week. DIR. JNO. $. McGREw.
3553.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
SPORTS
ALL SORTS Of SPORTS


Hunters in California are opposed to
the limit of twenty-five ducks to the
bag. They want to kill more and viii
Try and have a new law passed.
;s H u
William Ewing. the base ball player.
who recently died. left an estate valued
at 400.
Billy snailham is to box Tim Gala
han at Colma this month.
81 q %
Tom Barry wants another chance at
Young Choynski
Fred Landers has an offer to meet
Jack CLIFFORD at Marysyille.
:! 8; 8!
Fred Ward will bet $500 that he can
beat Lew Powell
Jim Bradley defeated Frank Flores
In four-round contest at Sacramento.
:: 8: q
Wonder II Jack 'Bricn was holding
back when he met Bccms. Had O'Bricn
won a decisive victory there woulG
nave D'ch no one for him 10 fight.
4"
"''' BOD 'r"'h' inc great hofbe
'''''r' i u"au.
-,
'"'''' ""''''' ""o'p'r great nor"
trainer and owner. died In New York
-, ~, " '''.' '''"' D'e '''' 'ii'he we
&c, ""'' P'"'''H' D''h'! Joy shon'n
P""'i'''
co,. .,.,. ,
a,n lam" ,n ,n". ~ nas snoush
,,'o,, .. 49, , ,. NO "e"' WI" i'''''""
:, .. ..
rhoro 4. ,.t,' o"
tween Son Erann,sao ,,tan.'
,c,r, cnnnosod ., So, n.an',.'
rl,yors '''''' = ''' "0'''
.. .. ..
Nolan. NoIson's man"ycr has a. co,
pIrturo money tina, no ,,iii ma, n;,.,
nm
/. (. +.
There were rs O00 pcnnIo "a, IN, yaIo-
Harvard foptbaII gamo Harvard co.
the fayorito : ia
(: Il I.
OBricn received an offer of s,G0o =,
20 to England and fight Moi, o.urI.u
answered that the cIub sbouId give
SO 900 for the fight
q /: II
Count Castelar,. has heon ooorod
National baseball team
8: /: /.
Lew Powell expects 10 knock M,
Cyclone THOMPSON.
(. {: q
Young Corbett saws thai the Grp,
come will be first served.
/. .: 8:
Britt and Hyland have received a
8: q .
Jim Neil will bet SO. 900 that bIs
8: 8: q
Bat Nelson has been fitted nv bIs
% q n
Lew Powell won from Cyclone
Thompson on a foul I'm IN. tenth round .
The fight between Burns and o'Drion /
was a tough one, Refer.c Jenrios /
called II draw bu on accom-, ot 4
Burns aggressive style many ,bo,,I,,
1 hat no sbnuIJ b,y. ,,.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
c. Brewer & Co., Ltd.
QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, 7. n.

AGENTS FOR:
Hawaiian Agricultural Co., ookala
Sugar Plant. Co., Or nss sugar Co.,
Honomu Sugar Co, ,WaiIuku Sugar Co.,
Pepeetco sugsr Co.. The Planters
Line OF San Francisco Packets. chss.
Brewer a. Co.'S line OF Boston Packets,
ll5T or OFFICERS:
C. NJ. Cooke, President; osoras
Robertson, Vice President and Mans.
ger; e. p. Bishop, Treasurer and GOO.
teIsryi y. w. MsefsrIsns. Auditor; p.
c. Jorss, c. N. Cooke and J. n. oslt.
Directors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07

a house OF five or six rooms, situated
either in Manoa or Waikiki; must
he in good repair. Address Up. s.
Bulletin ONCE. 3j3g.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07

~ ',o' JOB Printing ., N. bul
lsIO nd,es
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07

Land in the city with a frontage of
ll5 feet on King Street. Ground
rent will give purchaser eight (sGsD
per cent. net Lessee pays taxes
and all other assessments and keeps
buildings on land insured for benc.
III Of Lessor. For further particu.
lars, apply to John +. Colburn.
35jOtf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
SUGAR FACTORS
and
COMMISSION AGENTS

AgentS Tor
Oceanic Steamship Co., sar Francisco,
Cal.
Western Sugar Retiring Co, San Fran.
cisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works. Phiis.
deiphia, Pa.
NewaII Universal min Co. tManuSse.
turers Of National Csns Shred.
der), New York, N. Y.
Pacific OIL Transportation Co., San
Francisco, Cal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07

IL kept on fIls at e.
g DAkE's ApvfR'
Is NJ "a AGENCY,
:, san Francisco. Cal,
J Tor advertising can
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record Dec. 6, 1906,
From 1880 a. m. to 4 q. m.

Albert s Wilcox TO Kauai Electric
standard Oil co by Tcgr. ... Notice
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
FOR SALE.
Eggs for tfatSf,iuu

Barred Plymouth Rocks; White ply.
mouth Rocks; Black Minorcas:
White Minorcas: White Leghorns. A
few choice birds for sale. Telephone
White S3l. L. c. Ables. 35jG.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07

Cans claims that he has enough
money and that his fight with Herman
may be his last.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
The F'psafcr.

There is aS nlici, failacY in att"mnt- ing to prove tlip origin of pointing as i0 a like attempt to prove tise eri.siu of eatin". As matter of fact, tl2 point Ing act commonly exhibited by tlN pointer and setter is an incident of t.I,. capture CT attempted capture of food hv dogs. and also by wolves and foxes. Coyotes have been seen to draw and point on prairie dogs and grouse in precisely the same manner that !he pointer and sctt4r draw on g;tlna birlS. There were tue same rglditH artt stealth, the pause 10 judge of distAnce and opportunity and the finai rigid pause when all the energies afe con centrated for the final spring to cap ture All the phenomena displayed ny the dog family indicate that the draw ing and pointing ill the pursuit Of prey were ever natural traits. It may be reasonably believed that man could not breed the pointing instinct ort Of the dog if he attempted to do so.-- Forest and Stream
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22

Next morning when the brothers had hroakfas+ed they lotered awhile, hop ,no to win speech with Rosamund or siebt of her or at the least that Masou da would come to them, but they saw m Rosamund. and no Masouda came At length an officer appeared and heckoned to them to follow him. So they followed and we!'e led through the halls and passages to the terrace of iustice where Sin.ln. clad ill his black robe, sat as before beneath q canopy in the midst Of the suniit marble f1oor There, too, beside him, also beneath the canopy and gorgeous ly appareled, sat Rosamund. Nulf said in a loud voice in English:
 "Tell us, Rosamund, is it well wth you?' Lifting her pale face, she sniI cd and nodded.
 Then, at the bidding of Sinan, Ma souda commanded them to be silent. saving that it was not lawful for tlen1 to speak to the lord of the mountain G his companion unless they were first bidden so to do
 Now some of the dais drew near the canopy and consulted with their mas ter on what seemed to be a great mat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
By RIDER, H{GGzIRD,
Author of "Me," King s3Ian1n's Iinfs," Ffc.

COPYRIGHT, i9o3-I90f, RIDER HACG4RD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
(To Be Continued.)
Gentle Wish.

It was their honeymoon. They had moved into a pretty suburban house and were getting settled cozily at last.
 q have something for you,' she said when he came home from the office.
 "A present:'
 "Yes. You have no night key, so l had one made for you. Here it is
 That was very thoughtful of you. But how did you come to take so much trouble?'
 q wanted it as kind of barometer. You'll let me look at it now and then. won't vou::"
 "Certainly.
 I'm not going to say you mustn't go out evenings, and I'm not going to sit up until you coNe home when you are out late. only hope" she said coax insIy. "that every time l look at it the key will be q htlIe bit rustier. and then I will knon tNat home pleases you more than any other pace
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22

Nay, na%..' sne clIed It is no will i of mine. who am q helpless prisoner and by faith Christian. If lny uncle Sallh- etl-din is indeed a> great as | have heard. then let him show his DOW CT and deliver me, and with me these my brethren, the knights Sir Goodwin and Sir Wulf:"
 "So you speak Arabic said Sinan Good; our loving converse will be easier. and for the rest-wcil, the l whms of women change Now. you messengers of Salah-ed-dn, begone. lest I send you on d longer journey, and tell your master that if he dares to li3t his standards against my walls my fedais shall speak with him. By day and bv night not for one moment shall he bt, safe. Poison shall turk i'll his cup aud a dagger in bis bed. Ii he would escape daatt,s5 therefore. let him hide himself within the wallis of his city of Danlas. ! GUS CT amusc himself with wars against ! the mad cross wor5hipers. and leave he to live in peace with this lady whom ] have chosen"
 Great words. worthy of the great assassin,' said the ambassador.
 Great words, in truth, which shall be followed by great deeds. What chance has this lord of yours against a nation sworn to obey to the death ! You smile? Then come hither you and you" And he summoned two of bis dais by name.
 They rose and bowed before him.
 'Now, my worthy servants" he said, ''show these heretc dogs how you obey, that their master may learn the power of your master You are old and weary of life. Begone and await ne in para disc"
 a little Then, strengthening them selves, without q word they ran side by side and leapt into the abyss.
 "IIas Salah-ed- din servants such as these:" asked Sinan in the silence that followed. '.Well, what they have done all would do if I bid them slay him. Back now: and. if you will, take these Franks with you. who are my guests, that they may bear witness of what you have seen and of the state in which you left their sister. Translate to the knights, woman"
 So Masouda translated. Then God win answered through her.
 "We understand little of this matter, who are ignorant of your tongue; but, 0 Al-je-b bal, ere we leave your shelter ing roof we have q quarrel to settle with the man Lozelle. After that, with your permission, we will go, but not before
 Sinan answered:
 "As you will; so be it.
 The spokesman of the envoys said:
 "Al-je-bal, we depart, but within a week we appear again in the company of 10000 spears, and on one of them shall your head be set. Your safe con- duct guards us till the sunset. After that do your worst, as we do ours. High princess. our counsel to you is that you slay yourself and so gain i'm mortal honor.''
 Then, DON luS tO uesI OuC " oA1C, tASy turned and marched down the terrace, followed by their servants. Now Sinan waved his hand, and the court broke up, Rosamund leaving it first, accompanied by Masouda and es- corted by guards, after which the brethren were commanded to depart also.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
(oIDb;ssa s,e I.:.ir.

When colnbil.I tie ies.,' if o.ts directs $ the teeth s.oW,.WaT.i f:5'... c:slcll in the first ohsts-=,etie,I ;tef4 T struggle cn
 hair Study the action ol < :,rooln Wiln knows his WorR W..oM coa3bia@ q horses m..ac X: tie first the toeth are directed slightly upward. Tha comb is drawn '1osvft rapidly again and again. each stroke gently loosenin@ taneeS and letting obstinate tangles go. In few minutes he sets the comb at right angles and only toward the end does he turn the teeth downward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
VERY ANNOYING.
This Hardly Expresses What Pine Bluff
 People Say of 1t.

This Hardly Expresses What Pine Bluff
 People Say of It. Any itchiness of the skin is annoy ing.
 Little danger in itching skin dis eases,
 But they make you miserable.
 Doan's Ointment is a never-failino cure
 For Piles, Eczema, all itching troubles.
 Pine Bluff citizens endorse it.
 l.. Treadway of Little Rock. rail road conductor now collector for the Retail Grocers' association residenc' z215 Louisiana street. says: "Fcr sev eral years I had attacks of tchir temorrhoids and had almost given up hone of. ever stu~h bling across prer aration which would give me perma nent benefit. An advertisement f cne of our daily papers induced me tt go fer a box of Doan's o ntment. Ar application or two gave me relief. an | a continuation of tne treatment ah6,1 Iutely stopped tha last ettack. Up tt Gate, there has net been a symptom of a recurrence.
 Plenty nor 7re.f like is fro y,ne Bluff people Call at Aae Mann Tankersley nruo eq7na0V'a store aaf ask what thefr castesner'@ reaarf-
 For sale by an 'eal~rs Price 5' cents. Festo~- vi lhrrn c0n2nanv b.1' falo, New Work sol7 Geon's fer thh Tfrited States,
 Remenh th> name-Noan's-and take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22

fer. for their faces were troubled. Presently he gave an order, whereon fhey resumed their seats and messen- gers left the terrace. When they ap- peared again, in their company were three noble looking Saracens, who were accompanied by retinue of servants and wore green turbans, showing that they were descendants of the prophet These men. who seemed weary with long travel marched up the terrace with proud mien. not looking at the dais or any one until they saw the brethren standing side by side. at whom they stared d little.
 "Who are you and what is your pleasure?" asked Sinan after he had eyed them awhile. II am the ruler ot this country. These are my ministers. and he pointed to the dais, and here is my scepter," and he touched the blood red dagger bro:dered on his robe of black.
 The spokesman of the embassy an swered him.
 That scepter we know: it has been seen afar. Twice already we have cus down it's bearers even in the tent ot our master. Lord of murder. we ac- knowledge the emblem of murder. AS for our mission. 1t is this: We are the ambassadors of Salah-ed din. command CT of the faithful, sultan of the east In these papers signed with his s,gn"t are our credentials. if you would read them"
 '.So" answered Sinan. Il have heard of that chief What is his will with me-"
 ..This, Al-ie-bal A Frank i'll your pay, and a traitor. Aas betrayed to Fo" q certain lady. niece of Salah-ed-ain, The sultan. Salah-ed-,lin. having been Informed of this matter by his servant the prince Hassan, who @scapeG T. '-H your soldiers. demands that this l2iY. his niece, be delivered to him f0FiA- with, ard with her the head Of iae Frank Lozelle."
 '.The head of the Frank LoZelie he may have. if he VIII, after tenaorro" night. The lady keep snarled s!fl"n' sNNhat than?'
 -sThen, Al-je-bal, in the name Of Sa- lah- ed-din, we declare war on yo''-VF'if till this high place of yours is p'lHed stone from stone; war till your tribe ne dead. till the last man, woman ana child he slain, until your carcass la tossed to the crows to feed Oil.
 Now Sinan rose in fury and rent ha& beard.
 GO back, he said, aud tell that dog. you name 2. sultan that, low &s Ae ls' the humble born son cf Ayoub, !, Al-je- bal. do him an honor that he does not observe. My queen is dead. and two days from now, when my month oi mourning is expired, l shall take tc wife his niece, the Princess Of Baalbec' who sits here beside me, my oride elect''
 At these words Rosamund, who ha0 been listening intently, started like one who has been stung by snake, put her hands before her face and groaned.
 4.Princess,, said the ambassador, Whe was watching her, "you seem te under stand our language. Is this yeur VIII. . mate your nobIs blee1 vita teGe ee the haeoGle chief e n 00oaosn0Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
CurdleG Mayor nnafse.

To bring back mayonnaise when it curtlles is as follows: Take a lump of ice as big as your fist and rui, it quick ly through the mayoanaise for couple of minutes Then take out and stir very briskly Tbe evil will have been remedied without the bother Of using a fresh plate and egg yolk. Be sure to have il large lump of ice. Small pieces will do no good, as they do not chill the mixture quickly enough.