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Excitement Indispensable to
Women Who Are Sensational

II is curious phase. but one which
is undeniably real that to many wo-
men sensa tionalism is as essential and
as necessary AS the breath they draw
To such women a thrill. as they are
pleased to term it, is altogether in
dispensahle TO relieve a days existence
of dizziness and humdrum sentiment
Constantly OIL the lookout in tile most
commonplace happening for an I'M
usual clement, events take on for them
sensational air and complexion TO
which they, far oftener than otherwise
have no claim But the woman TO whom
excitement has become as Heedfu as
cocaine is to a drug devotee gets her
thrill. and that is all she cares about
The latest tidbfts regarding the
doings Of people of fashion. the newest
engagement, the most Imminent Ill
vorce case and the most audacious in
vasion OF social climber serve as n
background for the stories RECALLED by
"a sensa tionalist Everything takes on
a distorted View In her mind She
has so oyercultivated her imagination
that she sees what she wishes 10 see
and not actualities. Co!ored with her
eSaggeration, truth takes on dan
gerously attractive fancIfulness. which
becomes popular in proportion to the
cleverness with which it Is exploited
Such woman reads the daily paper
only with reference to the tragedies
1t prints a murder case is studied
even TO it's most revolving details. The
Ditfful minutiae in a trial for divorce
are full of items to be remembered and
reclothed with racineSs for the amuse-
ment Of a coterie OF thrillers Of the
same mind as the one furnishing them.
The police court annals and the thou
sand and one daily happenings out OF
which sensation may be wr,ing fur
nish spoil for the purveyor Of sensa-
lions.
\ day which is barren of excitement
Is accounted day lost by the sensa-
tion-monger. She feels cheated Of hcr
jrightfnl dues. OF tho inspiration which
enables her TO freshen UP incidents in
phrases that wink and words that
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IiimninYnn ffonsck ecpinS.
Fl Ny housekeeping was never ending
source 3of amusement to me. writes
Mary Blair Beebe, in Harper's Magazine
sor March. Tandools came every morn
ing for the days orders, saying ..Vcr-
rywelisr" to all my suggestions, run
ming the words together as though the
twholep hrasc was one. and rolling his
RS as generously rs q SDanard. Ger
tain lie had no idea Of the masculinity
implied. for he sometimes varied his
response by saying Yes, madame"
One could write a volume on the eccen-
tricities Of ahTibetan's English. w
was always making Handbook say six
teen meeleek," which is, being inter-
preted, "siX tins of milk"
We were sometimes lucky enough to
be able to buy a chicken from some
passing Nepalese hillman. I have an
aversion to making the acqua intance
Of my animal food before 1t is ready FOR
the table, but that could never make
Handbook understand. lie always sough t
nc .triumphantly with Il squawktng
Chicken under each arm. must look
at them and even Aft Thorn to see how
heavy they were and how good a bar
gain ho had made,
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Clothes 10 Make the woman.

The erandmothcrs Of a generation
ago who. at fifty and often at forty.
donned white lace caps and gowns OF
black grenadine. and sat down vita
folded hands to submerge the res, Of
their life interests In the existence
OF the young people about them. for
fettcd good third of tho life which
they themselves were given TO enjoy.
Clothes do make the woman much more
than Is realized. and Just as continued
mourning Is inevitably. depressing. so
ten years can easily be added TO NO
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preserve Fiat Contour,

Sleeves. preserve the nat contour Of
the shoulder, and Dame Fashion atill
ciinss fondly TO the peasant sleeve
that is the sleeve cut In one with
ese bodice. This is Somewhat longer
however. and has slight Hare below
the elbow. Other aleercs are NOR q saMS
the oId-fashoIed bishop, with ths
tulness drawn into a band g
Coat sleeves are placed lii The .ipe--
mai arr1seEc. or&thn most part,Iar1
nrc rather rlain Some. howevors have
the fare below the clboW n ssI s5g s55
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Jolly those hearing them. causing an
impression among the women that
might have broken out had Puck
kissed them on the back Of the neck
in public
AS sensation hunter has no proper
idea OF proportion in what she hears
and relates concerning others. so arc
her perceptions confused when It comes
to matter in which she herself is
involved. To her commonplace enough
issues are tremendous and trivialities
too slight for mention are nlagnified
into events of real Importance
She has very small chance for real
ha ppiness. because she does not look to
the practical issues OF life, being con-
ccrned instead with the unsubstantial
and unreal the ignis fatuus OF her
morbid and fanciful nature.
Returned to Fnshton.
Canoes have returned 10 fashion.
and are very SNOWY. One secs them
cverywhere--at the bottom of aigrette;
on hats and on evening coiffurcs; as
a garniture OH the corsage, and OF,
skirts to hold the \drapcry. They arc
even grouped TO form original and
novel girdles.
~ the premiere Of ia Fugitive at
the Csymnase. one of the herones, Mile.
fNonne de Bray. wears a gown OF
white charmcnse, richly embroidered in
several shades. made with a slight
square train. outlined with bias fold
,of taupe, and presenting an cX,,uisitc
touch in the form OF an unusual air(ilc.
Just imagine several canoes. set in !,
gold nligree as separate motifs. Joined
together by narrow cordclicre OF
coral silk
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she wears. and the American woman,
with her wonderful vitality and hold
upon life. would make tho greatest
mistake in this generation to gown
herself at forty-nvc, as did licr mother
at the same age.
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VI, somi's Cathedral.

Ny souls CRthetiraI.
Light out OF darkness,
Surcease from pain.
Joy out OF sadness,
Out OF loss. gain
Strength from our weakness.
Rest from our care:
God recompenses
For all rha; we bear.
James Henry MacI.a ferty.
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Henvy vcnisc Lace worn.

Heavy Venisc lace, both White and
cream, is used on everything. cspeciall,r
on suits Of black satin or dark blne
serge. in the shape of sailo: collars and
revers, showing the material urdcr4 ::
meath. Beautiful fichus in a bewilder-a
ing variety of shapes and materials. ara.
also conspicuous on frocks OF both
silk serge and the thinner mara,ii :.
settes and linen n smart morniny
frock OF pink and white striped linen
with deep hem Of plain pink linen.
has n wide iichu Of cNIuistely crnhrold :
cred llnon. tho whole frock being de-
cidedly reminiscent OF the dress OF tRs
ca ry republic
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Worn Ia Park.

" 0Tn IN FnrTs. $4,000 ~
They arc making. especially for eve.
ming, quantities of aumonieres Of black
velvet, embroidered in furnished gold,
or OF old silks, the designs Of which.
are outlined with gold cord or soutacle.
ForSiaytimc the most popular are bags
OF black velvet. with no metal show
ms, 4 plaque OF velvet turning back
like the flap OF a money bag in such I.
way rs TO completely hide the closins.
Of the bag.
shoes Of black velvet are still verY
popular. but they have a rival iii tho
!itGe shoes of beaded blickskin. which
bid fair to soon dethronc the others.
Especially for evening wear are they
made Of this beaded hucSskin In tbs
dainticst OF models,
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The Ne" Colors.

The New Cnlors.
III the realm of new colors. chinn
blue, sort of yeliowish tam a warm
hello and y Srayish green arc in this
lead. Among the pinks arc rose. rasp-s
berry and old rose. shell pink coral
and fish pink. The blues include pale
blue. lightning HUE and Pompa 8
dour blue among the lighter tints. and
in the dark shades sailor and the smart
king blue Bri oche. or muf1ln tan. Isl
very good. and so is alabaster tan and
mushroom and chestnut brown Oasis.
lotus and foliage green are much used !,
and the list further includes coinete, u
dark bluish gray. a light blush Sray,
or porcelain, and pearl
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-16

new York STOCKS.

New York Mar Attempts to car
~ further the bull movement which ad
ganced stocks SO effectively yesterday
met with little ultimate success today.
The market resumed its forward march
during the morning but the moderate
gains made were eliminated in the after
noon and in some cases small net losses
were recorded The tone Of the market
as whole. however was one Of quiet
strength around the higher prices at
tanned on the previous day
Wall street ignored the latest feature
of the Mexican situation including
Washingtons request for the release OF
certain American prisoners and sent
ment was bulish despite the result Of
the days operations. Rather extensive
realizing sales tended to prevent further
decided advances Another influence rs
the same direction was the essened de-
mand from the short interest. which
while stll large. Is believed 10 have been
reduced as a result Of hasty covering on
The rise yesterday.
Canadian Pacific was the Gibraltar
OF the stock market today. THAT stock
which has been establishing new high
records regularly OF hate advanced during
the day to 21S IA. rise OF more than
3 points, and closed with greater part
OF that gain. No definite explanation
was advanced for this showing although
there was renewal of reports Of fofth-
coming rights i'or stockholders.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value were 81. 636 600. IT, s. Bonds were
unchanged on call
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given. That i'm pur-
suance OF the authority and directions
contained in the decretal order of the
Chancery Court of Garland County. made
and entered on the 9th day of Febru-
airy. A. d.. 1911 in certain cause (No.
1909 then pending therein between
Rutherford and Geo. r. Belding Trustee
defendants, the undersigned. as Commits
sloner of said Court. viii offer for sale
at public vendue TO the highest bidder.
at the front door or entrance Of the
County Courthouse. In which said Court
is held. in the County OF Garland with
in the hours prescribed by law for judi
cial sales. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 29TH DAY OF
MARCH 1911, A. ID.
the following described real estate. towit:
All of the south west quarter (SWt-4) Of
Section thirty-five $3.50. Township two
90 south. range nineteen C9) west,
except that part heretofore decided TO
the Hot Springs Sanitary & Fertilizing
Company by deed bearing date April A.
1906 and recorded in volume As. page
100 of the records OF Deeds and Mort
cages of Garland County. Arkansas and
subject to five years lease to the CITY
of Hot Springs. Arkansas. upon the south
west quarter OF the south west quarter
OF said section thirty-ive (35) Town
ship two 90 south. range nineteen (ly)
west in Garland County Arkansas.
TERMS OF SALE; On a credit of
three months. the purchaser being re-
quired TO execute a bond as required BY
law and the order and decree Of said
Court in said cause with approved se-
curity. bearing interest az the rate Of ten
per cent per annum from date OF sale
until paid. and Hen being retained on
the premises sold to secure the payment
OF the purchase money.
Given under nv hand this 9Th day Of
March a. D.. 1911.
III. A. wTfITTfNGTON.
Commissioner in Chancery.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. Mar l5-Dusi storms in the
northwest lifted the price Of wheat today
A cold wave predicted for the winter
crop belt tonight had like effect. The
advance, however, WAS not maintained
and there was an irregular close 1-Sc
higher than last night to 3-Sc but for
oats a gain was made OF a sixteenth to
is a l-4c. Provisions wound up to
20 q 22 l-2c dearer as compared with
"a hours before.
Buyers lost enthusiasm on being shown
Official reports that in every wheat rails
ing state except Tennessee Kentucky,
Ohio and Indiana the rain on snow fall
during February was much above rne
average.
on the other hand fresh selling was
not sufficient In volume TO cause any
reaction Of importance.
No room FOR corn here ana no outlet
east made the feeling as 10 that cereal
rather unfriendly. Local shippers were
being confronted by re-sales OF their own
grain.
A strong undertone Notwithstanding
light trade developed IN the oats pit.
There was considerable buying OF May
and selling of July ~ Use difference by
warehouse concerns.
Because OF hogs recovering some Of an
early loss, provision shorts turned to the
buying side. In consequence pork ~ the
end of the day was 20 TO 20 q - lee
more expensive and to 7 IL had been
added alike to the cost Of lard and ribs
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FOR. SAIE-The best modern Euro
pean hotel in the city. Address "Hotel,
this office. Balm
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice Is, hereby given, That in pur-
suance Of the authority and directions
contained in the decretal order Of the
Chancery Court of Garland County. made
and entered on the 2Sth day OF February,
A. ID. 1911, in certain cause (No. 42l9)
then pending therein between NJ. l.. Pol
hamius, complainant. and the estate Of
b. w. Eddy. deceased: Ida M. Eddy.
executrix of the last will of b. w Eddy.
deceased; Children's Home and Girls
Protective Association, r. p. Lucado and
j. r. Lloyd g. Company defendants, the
undersigned. as Commissioner Of said
Court, will offer for sale at public vendue
to the highest bidder, at the front door
or entrance of the County Court House.
in which said Court is held, in the
County of Garland, within the hours pre-
scribed by law for judicial sales, on
FRIDAY, THE PATH DAY OF MARCH,
A. ID. 1911,
the following described real estate, to-
wit: Part Of the north half OF the south
west quarter of Section three 90, Town
ship three 60 South, Range nineteen t19)
west, and particularly described as a
tract Of land 800 feet by l40 feet deep
| being located in the extreme north ives {
corner OF the tract Of land described In a
deed TO the Pine Bluff Building e Land
Co. which IL recorded in Volume 80. page
Ill of the Records of Deeds and Mort :
Cages Of Garland County. Ark. and when
a plat Is filed win be lots l. g 8 A. q
G of Block / of the Pine Bluff Addition to
the City of Hot Springs Arkansas, IN
Garland County, Arkansas.
Terms OF Sale--On n credit of one half
in three months and ne-half in six
months, the purchaser being required to
execute a bond as required by law and
the order and decree of said Court in said
cause. with approved security, bearing
interest at the rate OF six per cent per
annum from date of sale until paid. and
lien being retained on the premises sold
to secure the payment Of the purchase
money
Given under my hand this list day OF
March, A.. ID. 1911
III. A. WILMINGTON.
Commissioner in Chancery.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York March l5--A some iiregu-
lar opening ia the cotton market was
followed by rather sharp advance. but
the Improvement was practically lost In
the later trading and while the closing
tone was very steady last prices were
net . points lower to points higher
The opening was steady at decline
OF one point to an advance OF points
and active positions sold , to ! points
net lower right after the call under oaai
offerings which were inspired by rumors
that the figures OF the national ginners
association pointed to a commercial crop
OF about 1880 600 bales.
Liverpool. however. was relatively
steady supporting orders in the hands
OF prominent bun brokers on the tips
and tie market soon tirmad ur with ear
IL sellers covering. probably in disap-
pointment that the talk of bearish cen
sus report next Monday was not bringing
more long cotton on the market. July
led the advance with some of the promi-
nent bulls buying that position against
sales Of May as they did yesterday and
while there vas change in weather
news October contracts moved upward
about in keeping with the old crop
months.
After showing net advance Of from
a T. points. offerings became a little
heavier, following Withdrawal OF bell
support and the market during the after
noon sold off with May declining to II
-, OF points uhuel the CLOSING HEufeS
OF last night. In the last few minutvs
covering impaired steadier tone Ia pri-
ces and the close was a few points up
from the lowest on active positions.
Aside from the rumors concerning the
probable showing OF the National Gin
ners figures. there was little in the way
OF news and from a canvass made OF
trade in New York and Memphis ii ap-
pears that sentiment Is prepared for a
census report next Monday, showing on-
~ little under II. 900 000 bales gained
for the season. including linters. Bear
ish operators are inclined to add some
thing to ble total ginning report for the
margin which usually IS shown between
the final census figures and the CONNER
cial count.
Receipts al the ports today S.0i2 bales
against 1862 bales last week and 1854
bales last year. odays receipts at
New Orleans Q i30 bales, against 6.7S7
last year and at Houston LIZ bales
against 1887 last year.
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SALE of lots In the Hot SPRINGS Re-
servation, Hot Springs. Arkansas. De-
nartment of the Interior U. S. Land OF
flee. Little Rock. Arkansas. December 7.
1870 Notice is hereby given that pnr
suant to Instructions. ard In accordance
with the directions OF the Secretar of
the Interior under the Acts of Congress
in sMch case made and provided. the un-
sold lots IN Hot Springs Reservation. will
be sold al che City of Hot Springs. Ark
ansas. at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. but at not less than the
appraised value thereof; commencing on
Tuesday, the 21st day Of March 1911. at
10 a. M. and continuing from tav to day
thereafter. Each lot will be sold separ-
atelv. The purchase money must be
paid at the time the lot is knocked down
TO purchaser or the lot may be reoffered
thon or thereafter For cause deemed
sufficient by the officers sctlng for the
go eminent at the sale. approved by the
Secretary Of the Interior, the sale may be
discontinued or adjourned to another
date. Schedule OF lots with map OF Hot
Springs. SHOWING location Of each may
be had on application TO Harry H. Myers.
Superintendent. Hot Springs. Arkansas
Guy II. Caron. Register. John f. Rush.
Receiver. T. A. Ballinger, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that tho under
signed as administrators of the estate
81 j. l.. Fields, deceased. win on the 10fh
day of April, 1911. or rs soon thereafter
rs a hearing can he had, make applica-
ton to the Garland Probate Court for
an order to sell the following described
real estate belonging 20 said estate. to-
Wit: Lots nine 90 and ten (l0) in Block
Nc. two t2) Of the lsdgement Addition
70 the city Of Hot Springs. Arkansas.
said real estate being situated in Gar
iiland County, Arkansas
Said application viii be made for the
sale of said lands for the purpose 81
paying the debts of said estate
t;tsen undrr my hand as administra-
trix OF said estate this 9Th day OF March.
1911
Mrs. MARTHA LEE
Administrative.
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Witch for the Official Badges.
NOTICE 10 cREplToRs.

IN the Garland Chancery Court.
Jordan Gray ct AL plaintiffs
US. No. 1856.
w. r. Barrett. ct al. defendants.
Notice is hereby given all persons
having claims against the estate of w
II. Barrett. are hereby warned to file said
claims properly authenticated in this
court within ninety DAYS from this date
or they will be forever debarred from any
benefit from the distribution Of said es
tate. Issued BIZ order of the Garland
Chancery Court.
Given under my hand and seal Of said
court this 5th day of January, 1911.
RI. A. WHFTTiNGTON. Clerk.
BY a. O. Sullenherger Deputy.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed as administrators IN succession. of
the estate OF Betty Stacker. deceased.
will. on Monday. April the 10th. A. y.
1911 make application 10 the Judge of tho
Probate Court of Garland County. Aflsan-
sas. ait the courthouse. for an order tit-
recting the sale Of the following described
property.
All OF lot l. in block 1, of J. r. Mellafa +
subdivision Of the southeast quarter q
the southwest quarter of section T. town
ship 3 south. range 70 west, said lands
being located in Garland county, Arkaf-
sas. and belonging 70 said estate. for the
purpose Of paying the just and lawful In
debtedness Of the said Betty Stacker. de-
ceased
Given Under my hind Al Hot SPRINGS.
Garland county. Arkansas, this stu dag Of
March. 1911
e. IL WO0TToN.
Administration IN Succession.
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INVESTMENTS

New oil. coal and gas fields to be open
ed in Mississippi Close investigation in
vited. Have deeds to more than 5000
acres oil can be seen on the property
IN a thousand places and gas can be
burned IN several hundred places, Deeds
include fire and potters clay, which Is
coo feet thick over the entire property.
Have $500 acres OF coal land Stock
certificates 500 each. For further infor-
nation apply
7. H. SMITH or II. =. WYMAN.
All 0uachita Ave.
3-3-luo
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Tag Day March 1871.

SALE OF lots in the fiot Springs Reser-
vaton. Hot Springs Arkansas. Depart
ment OF the Interior. u. s. Land Office.
Little Rock. Arkansas, January a. 1911
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to
the instructions, and In accordance with
the directions OF the Secretary Of the In
terror, under the acts OF Congress in such
cases made and provided, there will be
Included in the lots to be sold in the Hot
Springs Reservation. Hot Springs Arr
kansas, al public auction. on Tuesday
the 21st day OF March. 1911, at 1000 n
M. lots one and two in block ia Schc-
Reservation showing the location OF
same may be had on application to
Harry III. Myers. Superintendent, Hot
Springs Reservation, Hot Springs Ark
Bush, Receiver. Il. A. Ballinger, Secre-
tary.
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TAXES ARE NOW DUE.

The Arkansas Trust Company ex-
tends cordial invitation to all tax
payers TO use its facilities in settle
ment OF taxes.
Our Mr.. Henderson has personal
charge Of this department. It does
not matter whether YOU have been a
customer in the past. we desire to
make you cur customer for the future.
We make no charges for our serv-
ices.
ARKANSAS TRUST co.
$3.50.
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NOTICE 70 cREpIroRs.
b the earIand chancery court

In the Garland chancery Court.
Olympia Candy Kitchen and
Gus Ganos. ct al, Plaintiffs.
TO
Chas. CT Sparks. Receiver Defendant.
Notice Ia hereby given to all parties
having claims against the plaintiffs. &c
file same pronerlv verified in this court
within ninety days from this date. or they
will be forever barred from any benefit
from said estate.
Issued by order of the Garland Chan
sery Court.
Given under my hand and seal of said
court, on this 9Th dav OF March. 1911.
RI. a. WHTTTINGTON. Clerk.
BY A. G. Snllenberger. Deputy.
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THE RICE MARKET.

New Orleans. La. March l5--Both the
rough and clean rice markets were steady
with usual sales In clean, but none in
the rough market No clean rice was
received. Sales rough none; clean Hon
dufas sen n ] "a d l-4c; Japan 4S9
Il = ~ q . 7-S
Quotations: rough, Honduras 1870 q 300.
Japan zoo n 800. Clean Honduras 3 n
5-S; Japan ii q 3 rs. Receipts:
rough 2,175: miliers ATS; clean none.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


In the Garland chsncery Court.
Gam Levy & Company Plaintiff
VS..
M Friedman & Bros. Defendants.
Notice Is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against the defendants Il
file the same. properly verified, with the
clerk of this court within ninety days
from this date or they win be forever
rarred from any benefit from said estate.
Issued by order of the Garland Chan
cerv Court.
Given under my hand and seal of said
court. on this 9Th dav OF March. 1911
Fl a wHfTTTNGToN. Clerk.
BY A. G. Suilenberger. Deputy