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WILLIAMS STANDARD TYPEWRlTER~,
Most durable, sreediest, best Second heod
machines all makes Wright 4 son, Gen
eral Aeents. No 2al Main. Nallas. n.
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THE DIAMOND PALACE, sos Main street,
will close out at auction, commencing June
!, a splendid stock OF jewelry, sales IL a. m.
and p. m. 3
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Fades; Chicresters English Pennyroyal Pills
Diamond Brand arg the Best: , ssfsi Ha esi
for Ladies IN LETTER by Return Nal. A. Dru{siA
''' Chichester Chemical Co., Philada'' Fsa
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WANTED--A good colored woman TO go
with a family to North Galveston for the
summer 1913 Texas avenue, ]
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IT is pETTER to be born lucky imam riun,
provided you know good thing wn 0m. y ds
sec IT, We are offering an eXcepuouaiiy ue-
sirable and well Improved place, abun-
dainty watered, near Alvin. Texas, con,
sistlns OF an orchard Of bearing trees ana
ar else YOU miss this golden opportunity
nv. OH
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WANTED.- ork by a white couple competent
aud qualified for all kinds of work aud per
feoty reliable. middle aged Rico this OF.
fcC
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WANTED--A ttlc1ler ~ principal, Win nTsI
grade certificate, competent in the English
language as well as the German, German
with family preferred term 10 months bo-
ginning September /, 1893. also lady teach
CT, single as assistant, competent IN the
English and German languages Appica-
tons received by f. !. Lingnau, secretary
New ulm ine0rroratol sch0ol. y
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

LoST-A Honiton lace handkerchief; return
90 lhen Centre St, reward
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sALESPEoPLE wanted for tho Life and
Achievements OF Admiral Dewey by Murat
Hasteau; size Sxl0; nearly 6UO pages. 2OJ
illustrations, beautiful book only Sl.5Q,
agents clearing from So to SaO day. Enoi
nous demand for Dewey Is coming home
biz pronts guaranteed, freight paid; creoi-
extended; outnt tree National Book Con
cern, department IL CHICAGO
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YOUNG lady stenographer wants position
,ylun~ to work for small salary TO o'g'u,
Address G0G7 this office.
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|sslissssitIIsa elmer q Amend. 4
B, AID ,oe ana Prophylactic' The
q lssss AZ wash. E. F. Schmidt
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DR.. MANsFiELD'S monthly regulator has
brought happiness to hundreds OF anxious
women. have never had a single failure.
longest cases relieved In two to Ave days
without fail. no pain. no danger. no inter
ference with work BY mail or Office s.;
all letters truthfullv answered The Macs
field Remedy Co.. l67 Dearborn street room
el4. Chicago Ill $40
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FOR SALE--gxis two pair high grist mill.
good as new, Sl2S; iU-horse power return
tubular boiler with new nre front, breech-
ina and stack. $50 Address D., 1908. Mont
gCmery avenue Houston. 8
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WANTED-A carriage runner for circular
mill 5000 feet capacity; steam feed ana
bigger. will nay 81 80 day for a satisfaG-
tory man Rapides Lumber Co.. Wood
worth. La.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

AT HOTEL SAN RENO, New York City Two
Handsomely furnished sulteS. communicate
ing, nne piano ana choice library In oach
suite; rented separately or together et
greatly reduced rates from July TO October,
family going away. Address Mrs. j. M.
Couklin
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Fine lot OF buegies. phae,ons,
Surveys, road wagons and harness. Laiea-
dons Stables aud Carriage Repository.
Franklin and Caroline streets. I
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iIETCKT and biotches positively removed
by hdnir's Cream; absolutely harmless
Guaranteed: lady agents wanted zoe post
Maid Adair Mfg Co. Waco. w
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

A POSITION wanted as stenograpnsr ana
typewriter or Hs office boy can give refer
eIces as to character and ability; Will work
for reasonable salary, address 5li6, this
office. 2
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F. ] c. carris, W. NJ, Morris and
harrison were elected delegates to
ilnent to elect the chief, and
ilaeid to vote for T. A. Low, Jr.
at present foreman of the
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10 DEPARTMENT MEETING.

/ vas small sized boom started for
4. Low, Jr., for chief of the Bren-
y department. last night.
chemical engine company met at the
q lhomas A, Holland. The reso-
pfovliing for the president and
p signing the deed of trust to Sc
{ Hre department notes passed.
A. Hacker was admitted to mem
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LOST. FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN

ba 9TH IA
LosT-Two yoJ1hers, ifsueq ny W ,sasg az
$40 es each, indorsed on back Donaldson 4
Hines and having court ME mars On a. ~
Return 10 Moore -Corbett bank city anu -
eeive reward
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FOR SALE $40 por acre. three thousand hye
hundred acres, rich loan, prairie lana, I'd
Austin county, i've miles north of Wallis.
y mile west OF Santa Fo railroad nne
ranch fine farm land. want 10 sel' Ioun
Sleenpr. MncO. InNAs.
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LADIES taken before and during conrne-
ment best medical service: trained nurses:
Strictly private Address p. o. Box 100
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dark brown horse. ABOUT y
hands nigh branded on hip ! ~ sn ~
ali around: short tail. Finder relSrH 70 N''
Hardy street, NJ. ZaN, y ie"s'u'
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FOR SALE OR RENT My houee, no Capitol
avenue. twelve rooms. all modern e0iNen,i,,,
euoes, two blocks from Ca9itol hotel WI"
hur
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FOR sALE-A twenty-room hotel with ny,
lures complete located tn the best Town w
Southeast Texas. For further particulars
auu'eee ''"" - SIS
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PERSONAL.

EYES TESTED FREE-sae DR.. HeIslg's card
on last paga. Il
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55-ACRE FARM AND RANCH $3.50 VIII ouy
IT, one-half cash. nine miles from W.
house on macndam road, forty IN enltlNa
tou. splendid soil, water and location
G. 8 Morrow, room S, Fox bulldlnE l
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one who Is afflicted with
letter or eczema TO know that they reed not
unless thew prefer 10 do SO Tor the new
famous 'Jo-He" Ointment is a positive and
speedy cure. All itching ana bur aing in
stantlv relieved. cure follows within tao
to FIVE weeks S-ounce size 1sc; 1a-ouuce.
$3.50, POSTPAID, H. B. Jones DISCOVERED
Dallas Texas. 7.l-9a
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them tuned by esperiencel
tuners. we guarantee to refnish the Cd
Piano .throuehout 10 your satisfaction. OIL
yer's Music House. n
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WE ARE headquarters for tents awnings.
nass. etc: send for price. kattmann 4
kneeland Houston, Texas n
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PERSONAL.
LIST OF ANSWEKs-

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in the office OF Inc
Post for the week ending saturday, May ~:
As G "a; 6O76; A L NJ; 6o5l; Cook 1903;
Confidential G029 t2); Dairy; 54O4; 6u5g "
1906; Nj 81 $3.50 w. NJ. Ferguson' y.
90 6O15 81 3O65 1il5; 2614 Cd; 6oS9; 9SS
NJ K c. 6O6S L J NJ; Ill 609l "a COLE;
60n toi2 SAY 6olS Robert a99$ 81 12i .
si25 600: 6O74 az 5l79; 5423 G09S: eO96;
i1A6. 9Q6
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HfPNcTlsM, magnetic healing, ETC.. | teach
gou by mail or refund money. Prot Loren
Richmond. Texas. as
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WANTED rho FrlterEo Life Association
wants solicitors; salary pail TO good men.
Bailey general secretary. C0l.nr EAchanst.
Houston u
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RATES cash with Adj,

RATES (Cash with ADD
Per word, one insertion. .. .,...,.. ..... Il
Per word. four consecutive insertions, g
Per word, seven consecutive insertions. a.
Per word, each consecutive insertion ten
times OF more. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
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WANTED-A merchant tailor with a little
money to do cutting and take charge OF
stop; write at once with reference. Box 322.
Cursicaua, Texas.
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WANTED At once blacksmith one who
can do woodwork also, must be strictly
seller and good workman; address c. Lind.
strom. El Campo Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

means. Far, very far, from it. You
bachelors notice particularly the
divorce cases Of which you read, you
select the articles written against
marriage, and as a support to your
argument against the married life
you point out those homes in which
there is unhappiness. But yo1 are
in the wrong. You can as truly say
that a web of cloth IS d failure be-
cause of one broken thread IN its
long stretch of yards as to say that
these exceptional cases Of u1happi-
ness and Divorce prove that mar
ried life, taken as a whole, IS fail
IRE
Fix your minds eye upon the di-
vorces which have been allowed n
this country during the past TWEEN
ty-fve years, end at once you look
upon married life as a sad failure.
But bring the number OF divorced
persons into comparison with the
number OF undivorced couples N
tie same period of time and you will
see that the per cent. of divorces in
married life is small Marriage is a
success, a very great success. La
fact, marriage is the least of a fail
ure of most anything of which man
kind has to do. Wiser by far to call
business a failure, for the per cent.
Of failures to make a success IN busl-
ness life is many times greater than
the per cent. of failures to make a
success in married life; but you in
vest your capital in business enter.
prises. AS well to call science a
failure, for, brought into com parison
with marriage, it is failure, for
the per cent. of scientific hypothesis
which fail to be supported by fur
tber research is greater than the
per cent. of failures to find happi-
ness in marriage; but you believe
that scientific research brings IN :
told blessings to humanity ard you
respect the scientists. Better call
thee ogy a failure, for the failure of
its statements to stand the test of
fit1oo IL rrootar than tho failura ~
find Joy 10 married life; but you be-
lieve 10 theology. So, too, the
science of medicine is much more of
failure than marriage is, for in the
experiments of medical men there
are fifty failures in the endeayor to
cure patients to one failure in the
endeavor to find happiness IN mar
ried life; but If taken sick you are
'rIad to have the doctors skill to aid
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

ply, scientific conIeetures rise and
wane, religious creeds totter and
medical men fall to do a third of
what they attempt to do, yet marri-
age With but a small per cent. of
failures goes on to bless the world
and to afford to man a retreat of
love to which be can fee when fail
ures in his various pursuits make
him heart-sad. No, you bachel ors
take wrong view VIXEN you say
marriage is a failure, for the happi-
ness ir the homes of married people
forms the larger part of happiness
on this earth.
Stop q thousand men upon the
street this week aud ask them if
they are ready to give up their
faithful and devoted wives at home?
Then stop q thousand women and
ask them If they are ready to give
up the men who as loving husbands
protect them, and who as indulgent
fathers provide for their children?
Look into thousands OF homes on
Christmas Eve, when fathers and
mothers, with faces full of JOY, are
stuffing the stockings OF theic sleep
ing children, and ask them If marri
age IS a failure? Ask the millions
of toilers on their way home this
week to be greeted py hearted
wives and merry children If MARI
r. z, ~. allure? Stand at thexbpen
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the cheek because a husband or
wife has crossed the mysterious
river and left a heart desolate aud
ask if marriage is failure? And
you will find the opinion OF the great
majority of the people to be thatlt
is not a failure, and you will find
millions of hearts graceful because
in a world Of toll, Of care, of selfish
ness, of sorrow, tEere is such an in
stitulion as marriage, aud sucn
thing as thai love which gladly
shares auother's care aud sheds
abroad ia anothers life the rays of
purest 10y.
Go on through lie in single file II
you choose Refuse 10 share these
responsibilities Of the home, Spend
your money for your oMu grallfca-
ton. Travel your round OF selfish
pleasure. Grow old apd never know
the love of wife and child. But as
the years come and 90 remember it
is aot in marriage where the failure
lies, but rather in the single lives
that help TO stop the flow OF genera
lions, the lives that never learn
the lesson of sharing their toll with
oYed wife and children. Here, my
bachelor friends, lies the failure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

separately ard waiting in vain2
Has It occurred to you that there is
another kind of courage beside that
shown at Manila? Has it occurred
to YOU that it is manly thing for
one to take a wife to love and to
protect? Has it occurred to you
that society cannot afford to lose its
home life and that ola bachelors are
rot the kind of m aterial out OF which
homes a. made? After all, the
man with the ti1-paiI is ten times
more OF a man than you are. He
shares the strength o. bis arm ard
the love Of his heart with wife and
children. He IS a colaborer gin the
cause of humanity and you are not.
'sIfI marry I shall have to3give up
living in my present style and I
shall .ose lots of good times" That
is it. Doesn't the selfishress show
clearly enough in these words
True, you would give up some
things, but you would gain more,
Farmers have a practice of giving
up large quantities of seed, but they
6od it paying investment.
Now you are free to 90 where you
please. You have your surplus
money to spend on cigars, the dra-
ma, and upon anything which takes
your fancy. You can pass the time
very pleasantly with the young Ia
dies who enjoy your company, but
who probably entertain the idea
that in your attentions to them you
mean more than to while away your
time in gossip. Yes, in this bache-
Tor life of yours you rid yourself Of a
great many cares, too.
But are you living? Is it living
to spend your life at a hotel or to
gaylY pass your evenings at the
cluo2 Is it living to go on through
life and not to know the JOY of a
home of your own? Is it living to
have no wife and children in whom
to find happiness2
WHERE HAPPINESS IS FOUND
What's that? Marriage is a
failure. Lots of divorces, you
say? Pardon me, marriage is not a
failure. l challenge aay mar to
show that It is. Statistics contra
dict it. Happy homes give it the
lie. Marriage is one of the greatest
.eaaI lid without
ION that
FAJ =
f'ns warnin =
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09
IS TO CIRCULATION.

The Da4Iy GRAPHIC mas nearly double the
..,,.ulatio,. Of any other Pine Blun daily
newspaper. and the Daily and Semi-Weekly
f-R,.pHIc have a combined circulation larger
tnan that of any othor Pine Bluff daily or
ekly newspaper Il iverttsen eats accept
on this guarantee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

Entered at the Post-office at Pine
Bluff. Ak. seeoad-class mailmatter
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09
Charlz Nox's Letter.
CONTINUED from page |.


easy chair, take another puff at the
fragrant cigar, and think some
more. Just follow out in theory for
all men the practice of your own
life, and see what it would lead to
in fifty years. You know this earth
swallows her population more than
twice in a century, and i all these
married fellows on whom you oe-
stow your selfish sym patty had done
the same that you are doing there
would be but few people left at tue
end of fifty years. Streets would
become almost depopulated, the
ways of commerce would be grass
brown, and even the hotels and
fashionable boarding houses would
- longer have the ranks of bache-
s 'hood from which to recruit
tests. You are helping to check
+ Aow of humanity. and If all otn
men initiated your course this
mother earth would be upon the
'ket for rent ia 1899, III not be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
OPERA " ENGLISH.

Last nights performance o. Aida" IN English
81 the American Theatre indicated the possible
coming n time when X may oe able o. praise INC
achievements ~ the Castle square Opera Com
pany without ar.' asking that the praise be a.
cepted with an H." = not wholly IN a PicK"ickian
sense There was much that wa crude IL per
formancc and rule in conception ~ the re1fesen-
tation ~ Verdis opera. but also something iha'
was downright good and also something that re-
ouires only ne addition Z a qlartum Of taste
ard intelligence (Which ought n0t 20 be- hard 20
obtain iu New-Yorkl 10 maxi g. Acceptable So
long as me pegs ~ expectation be not So too high
u was pleasant again 70 hear Mr. Sneenan'- voice
ring o4t firm true. clear and powerful. without
tribute 70 the nose whose functions IN music how
ever useful. ought never 90 boz perverted J. was
also gratifying 20 note the complete grasp u me
technicau.ies % her ar possessed hy Nine SOMA
k-oroid. one u tho latest " the comIanys re-
cri.is. one who has made experiences AID inie..-
gently noted their goa hlrr--9re q the things
which can seldom BE- said q mhor ~ The Gas j"
Square company Ply ,hat She does not always
remain true IN pitch TIE chorus again di- al
r-tratlo work and So did M Kni-ht- after Be- sof
aver me funk watch seized hin 80 he erifaN
IT, AIDA" me castl" 50 lare company comes pir'if
o.,se % grand opera. Alas FOR t"e saTish scenery
an o. -
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orrFr ARCH FOR WHOLE NATY.
r,71zEYs' COMMITTEE CHANCES THE SCOPE
or THE BIG PROJECT

L.44IA>S ~'--.-'
or THE BIG fhoJhO4-
-. GREENS Committee 20 Perpetuata he Dewey
49,, ,ss meeting Yesterday afternoon ~ ,he
s.-.,,o-s room, ,r ne :. Paul Bm6lre NJ. 90
n,,.sv,r Ta.-t,-e,4 members were present as
,-,us TIE Rev DR. Brady T. Backus Peer L.
p.,sv Tr.riew Weed Barnes Louis Berger.
r,-,s,ps Y Hiss simon Borg General Henry /.
rr-s,t william Allen Butler. e. Colonel william
C.-,-. Church Washington Z. Con-or John n
c.---s William Davies Robert Z Dorr.
sc,--s- Herritt. Charles Hoffman. #. Robert
u,r,e- Charles T Holm : r Hindon Hyle.
Car. EDWARD Ide Edward r Johnes William
= Nae Charles T Matthews Charles II Nicol!.
&C oConor. Josiah c. Pumpelly. Henry W.
Hs.s... Charles c shsyne. Edward l. snort
.5-s Ser Dr Charles r Stevens. Lionel SNtro'
f.,-v = Trwre Louis WlndmuAer- II A wise
e,os and ~ G II wynkoop.
c.,o,e, r4.--n he chairman called the meet
liz 70 ,r5e- and said ne felt confident that the
committee can follow tne project 20 a proper con-
t.sor lie said ..at there would be no honorary
members hu. o.. nm.ttee would consist OF
corps Of working members and would give tne'
hest endeayors 20 ga.se TIE necessary money me
frs; business was Tho reading Of The constitution
brd ne -s9or, O, ,se Committee on Oreaniza'i ZION
\ Hs chairman. Genera. Henry l. burnett
General Burnett sad % was provided IN me CUT
fa'uton tha, the Gerer4. Committee would not
consist C. less han wv hundred members. ana
"a. he Executive COMMITTEE would have a. least
J-,4o...a co--....A w. 81. ,ro,,ded The Gov
49,. q.
-. r,,-,r -, ro-.-,f-.- ed 80 -.-eetf.,- IF the
Man,..pa, A.. c,-~-,ss.e- The EXECUTIVE Com
' "
Hi''e W. be appointed --1u lie Genera comm
49,.
'''-.' ''. - "'-'1 ~ -. '.-'' ..--...-
@1--V' ..iV 4fa-4.s ~ ti' ''iis-i t-l-o.- d -
Ir's~ over 'ae proper name for the permanent
arch The Constitution -eaf rha, the arch should
- - me a'hiefererts - Dewey "aile
"ee' barnes sai9 mar ne "noie NaFY si-'-'-
A'.--el The constitution. was amended 30 inc--He
me motion o. Mr.. Barnes Louis Wirdmrller
"s1ee 90 have -1e quorum = the Executive DoH-
H!,'ee Of twenty-five which was placed a. nine
caarged % seven as be said Il was hard % g"t
q-'' IN - so large number lie was defeated n
us motion
0e'e'a h-''e't offered three resolutions for SUB
committees which were unanimously adopted pro
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DELAYED SEVEN HOURS by THE FOG.

DELAYED SEVEN HOURS BY THE FOG.
Aonirs Dewey was detained seven hours because
~ 'e fog yesterday morning IN his journey 10
ashlngion lie travelled ~ special car so lD4
y TIE Lake Sh0re and Michigan Southern Railroad
-'-paiy and VAS expected 10 reach jersey 1ly IN
"' 70 have his car attached 10 the newspaper
VAN wAlcn leaves the Pennsylvania Railroad
s~uon a. Sc O'Clock 81 the morning TIE car
=, % mustered from Mott Haven 10 Jersey City
:! ne transport Maryland. The rog was so dense
-e' Ne transport did not arrive at Jersey city
-, 800. si'ef tne train had departed u was after
COCK when 9 reached Jersey CRY. and The
''~o4 car vas run into the Jersey cry yard and
ise0"t9 10 the Washington train which left ~
ca COCK Admiral Dewey ara not leave the
~, ana lew people were aware mat he Was Ia the