Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-01
THRIFT OF A CLERGYMAN.
tiers whose Backs He Used for Cop,

Enters whose Backs He Used for Copy
Made Amusing Reading.
b Habits of thrift are generally COM
Eendable, but sometimes they give
muse for amusement without the per-
Ebn practicing them being aware OF II.
This was the case recently with Well
Known clergyman, whose church IS one
of the most fleurishing of its denoml-
nation in the city This clergyman re-
Selves a salary of s6 900 year and has
n addition a comfortable income OF
q is own. He Is a liberal glver 10
$oany charities, lives in handsome
! rown-stone house, and apparently has
esg reason for economy than the
Myerage citizen, yet he has one habit
81 ,erhaps better one idiosyncrasy-tha
II hight we'll be taken as an INDICATION
Rxoverty by those who did not kno"
i aYcfangyman With Unborn Scotch
u 9srift the minister makes use OF the
Il },snk side of letters he receives Wheh
8bov arc written ION one side only
&4alwas recently asked to prepare an
|article for a magazine. III que eiine
khe manuscript REACHED the asoltsaas
Eeach page of ~ WRITE -~ofsff We bae
sZof an old iett9Fr. and it was only te
& ss{tie-t that HE had paid no attentie
III Fro whether or not the letters We're
7 a personal character. The letters fu
nished rather curious commental
On the sort of letters a metropolita
clergyman receive. Among them Wef'
- A notice from an insurance compaI
81 that his policy had lapsed owing
n the non payment of $156 premium
81 "A note from the general passeng
D. sgent of railway refusing his reque
Re Wat pass from New York to ChIcas
q ~ given to a poor brother in the mll
s Etry. An appeal from poor wide
y kr money to pay her rent and kez
q IA from being dispossessed. A letf
e $. Am broker who was one of his CO
J on. advising him to invests ~
j 9fafn stock, as it was certain To-
- Al good thing" A criticism of once
1t sermons from one of the pillars
We church. A receipt showmg7
Rhad paid for the license OF hlsfba
+ Few York Herald. ms
IL biz
81 Cooking ii Sweden. ins
n lad y who has jast returne@ ty-
~ ltry from the Land of the az 10
IA said to a Philadelphia ~ oy
lWrter: After we had seen & eel
ocky headlands and enchanM 10
nd fjords, we went to s DIR,
ort, where we had rooms o. ha
he water and went to a H. re
neatroom, for our mealss.y, do,
me does Il, Lysekll We had ore
"a, .,s .a;41s 80 the ere
epie go wai.oa pscial COT
S #eyer-failing amiability by lai
4 Mattress, and we paid for5osy u n.
III four $1,000 per week for ieais. ~,
M What did we get to eat ?%innea az
I& peas or skinned milk or chica. 80
|z8 en- For breakfast we hSu' $685. g..
I'll tea, coffee, delicious fIS fdhcy - ~
n breads. For dinner s0g, neas az
AID a dessert, the whMeusa " -.
III Ne Swedish smorgasb0 IS a ~
IL of side table VIE SUITS u az
xGlishes are laid out. - $685. y
"a Sandwiches, raw or heriihss' eYe'
IA with chopped onions saasases' q
caviara ancbo,1ias sardines, the
ea a,,sas a aneno a,t ory meats BOO.
i plo'A'ss '''tp sssieea riety. and. Eve
s.o.,aS ta,.n;s+. shy of the age
sAousA I :. - =, 8 me perfect the
siio.ssa7 : - = Incerned We ven
sWeuss - "a az III Lysekil and the
hal seen soe 9,r nrecious pelf and
kQuI 50 - nu the end Of our age
kmn WeN@s - paris for a few slips
MI H. ainner Of the Am are
a ree1 ct Tho hpas 1nE