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Newport weekly independent., 1901-11-29
CUM IN?: y

Il OUAEE skV Free Raw Sugar Question: mers n thar rights, -owin' invites. "beats" begin tc4- shout sugar out! E are very few, nt got much eff it ter dew. lt goin' ter begin, l lt, whar dew I cum in2 &ery ton O beets-- D sum deceits. hcv fo md ike tew eel is a pound. |y'd greatly thrive \ @uld we pay lem FIVE? |uighty like a skin |dew / cum in? e glad ter help him out bed, never doubt, D nary cent he lackS ft sugar tax. / protect
 they collect, t too thin ghar dew zoe cum in2 Il quickly fall, F by all. I placed it in thar reach w beseech) ~~ ture fer him present are but slim. ver yet hes ben Ehar he an Til cum in. lgar tax to-day,
 no debts ter pay? Fery year.
 act thet's very clear. ct beet rnagnates, too, st ter help scattered FEW Don't it really seem a sin dew you an I cum in ?
 act price fer years,--
 it he has no fears, Y hg fruit so nice
 ar-Gt c price!
 price in two
 or, both ter me an' yout pitts as he kin
 ar dew I cum in?
 nents they shout
 St bar raw sugar out.
 people in the land
 eedom will demand.
 e public view
 favored fsw.
 oolish yarf IS they spin,--
 Jew you ana I cum in ?
 Padin' withsny frends.-- klfish privet efpas.
 ressman nd say
 x without delay!
 you grow beets or notA
 nprove your lot!
 blessings you can VI
 whar you an I GU,
Newport weekly independent., 1901-11-29
JOE REVELL GILLIAN.

lelatives in Newport on Sunday re-
 a telegram from Clarendon, Ancing the death of Joe Revell pm5 aged three years and the old hild of the late T. G. Gillian. ] at Clarendon.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-11-29

we thank our patrons for the past years business enabled stockholders their reoar fen ner cent add to our surplus fund and profit account s449s
Newport weekly independent., 1901-11-29

funers have ( being synnpf MT. c, ent.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-11-29

Cha thon.y MenI in the NOVel
 The broug to rel after
 Rev.. | his sis Ash s' The Mrs. came with l years very
 all his
Newport weekly independent., 1901-11-29
nA rE TRAIN.

MHmm8 Anapf Wlth sev-
 HHHlHa trains
 aiH NH a pas N aHuH mrci
 8 afternoon tM# fneafh A W ~ fst up 'I E. ,. E 2. E. ...... ...... .:.. E. ". " F. conn fMN MWmheF. e 88a afnFe on
Newport weekly independent., 1901-11-29
MRS. COPELANr.

!. Copeland, Western Union op- in this city, on Sunday after |received the sad news of his r's death at Cotton Rlant and
 \onday morning to attend the
Newport weekly independent., 1901-11-29

D1REoT0Rs:-A. D. Bailey, V. Y Cook, G. w. Decker, lhos. d. draham, J. w. Grubbs, R. M. Johnson
 Shoffner, J. M. Stayton.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-11-29

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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
Big Gun.

There is a controversy on, be-
tween the Krupp experts and Ger
man officers and our own MAJOR
Inaalls as to the distance that the
new l6 inch gun, being made, viii
fling lead, or steel iaekets. We
never knew a real live Yankee to
be beaten by anybody yet and DO
not believe that any of them viii
oct within a mile as close as ingalls,
II. geys the Pop win shoot 70"
miles. A 1900 pound ball thrown
2o9 miles is rather large ana
strong, but We guess ingalls, Is
r M.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
Arbitration law.

One Of the very important meas
ures being considered by our state
law makers IS bill which max. :
provision for the arbitration of
differences between employer aud
employees. This IS the only pract.-
cal way of dealing with a very
grave question that hes presented
ITSELF for consideration, and will
require careful and thoughtful ex-
animation and that too shorn Of all
prejudice \ properly framed ar
bitratioa law will obviate the nee
essity for expensive court cases and
do away with the excuse Tor overt
acts, such as not only have occur
red in this state. but IN every state
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
The Place Id0aI.

It Is reported that Hyde Park, a
suburb Of Cincinnati, having a
population Of 1900 people, has
passed the year 1900 without hav-
ing a crime committed that came
to the notice Of officials that would
justify legal procedure The p9-
ice Justice in making his report
to the County Auditor says he has
COLLECTED 10 fines. not having
tried any cases nor had a chance to
use his official seal during the
year. There may be another place
Of equsl population that could
make such a showing as this, but
it IS lot on record surely. They
have something there that other
communities do not have, or else
other communities have something
they have not got.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
Dangerous Business.

One DR.. Hatfield is out with the
declaration that kissing is more
fruitful Of intoxicatioa than any
alcoholic be7erage ever distilled,
and an exchange wants the busi-
ness regulated by law, etc. W
have noticed, ever since we have
been in our "dote-age," that peo-
pie act very foolish about this
thing, just as they do about all in
toxicants, and that the more they
take the more foolishly they act
so conclude that very small guam
titles should be sufficient for sen
sible folks.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
Large C0ieny to LO-
cate in Payetfs Valley.

Thomas Huken, J. H. Murdoch.
Dan. Baird and g. a. Algsr OF
Heber, Utah were brought in here
by e. Fl. Clark. to look the country
over with a view to locating 4
large colony Of 40 families. They
were well pleased with the conu-
try and said that they themselves
would invest here and report t.
those in whose interest they were
out, that thiswss the best place they
had seen; and they were sure that
the colony would loeate here
These, are shrewd business mea
and have trsveled over large tracts
Of country looking for 4 suitable
place 10 locate and say this place
offers Inducements, because of the
natural resources. that they have
not found elsewhere. There is a.
ways room fer 40 or two hundred
more.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
Wants The Timber On
Our State Land.

The Edward Hines Lumber Co,
of Chicago have Offered to guarah-
tee to bid 81. per thousand feet f,r
white pine timber on the ground
and Is cents Tor the yellow pine
and red fir thai belongs TO the state
and is located in Latah and Sho-
shoue counties. This IS the lowest
price that it can BE- sold for and It
Is estimated that i would amount
10 S5O0.000 at these figures. This
company makes this offer in order
to get the timber offered for sale
Other companies might over BID
these figures but this action on the
part Of the company i1sures a sale
if the timber IS advertised 90 as TO
BE offered.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
Other Folks Trying
TO Talk to Us.

VIM. A. Eddy thinks he has de-
tected signals from other planets
than our own at various times du-
ring the past eight years aud says
there has been hundreds Of them.
Other gentlemen of a scientific
turn Of mind, have had experiences
that have put them to thinking
that it was quite probable, that
there we're efforts being made 10
communicate with the people Of
this planet by inhabitents OF other
worlds. Il Is hardly supposable
that all Of this great universe is
useless waste except the Earth and
what is necessary to make this lit
I tie ball lit for mans habitation and
+ it is not improbable that intelli-
gent beings inhabit other planets,
who are able to. and have secured
equally as great control over the
elements as people on this planet.
and hence, are likely to be making
investigation and experiments (
uually as exhaustive and bold as
( We are. There are people planning
to enter into Investigations OH
such mighty scale today. that if
there should happen to be intelh-
/, gent beings on some of the other
planets, with the same facilities
3 that We possess for the detection
. Of such things, would BE- Just IS
plain to them as the noon-dsy sur,
So the day may not be far of
when we shall have ''scraped up q
speaking acquaintance" with some
, Of our nearest world neighbors
. OF course we are not likely tC
make fashionable calls, nor ever
meet them half way on a picnicins
o excursion. but We may get gooS
large measure Of satisfaction out o
D knowing that there IS SO mucl
more that we DO not know yet.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25

The CIldwell Tribune, which by
the way is a reliable paper, speaks
of lady in that town who has JUS
passed her 32Oth birthday! The
Oldest person in the world living
an our county seat town? What peo-
pie would net have given her a
birthday party. Why Emmett peo-
ple would have gone over to our
county capital to do honor TO this
triple centenarean with score OF
years added to her three centuries
if we had known it-But, oh we'll
we'll not believe it until we see the
lady and hear her say that 1t IS So
that's all.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25

We are informed that there IS
n sufficient number of instruments
musical around the burg, to con
stitute very good band and that
those who own them have "tooted
their horns in days gone by, some
of them in much better than the
average way. Bring them out and
give them an airing and your
naighbors the pleasure of hearing
and the town the credit of possess
ing live citizens and brass band
We will want to march to the de-
not one of these days; see?
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
Items rom Ola.

We are having fine weather,
without Snow, and stock of all
kinds are looking well in the. val
ley.
On Jan. l, 1901 Miss Eldora
Cousens and Mr.. Dan. Wooten
were married, at the home OF the
brides Bro Rev. Damon of EN-
nett performing as master Of cere-
monies. An elegant supper was
served after which Mr.. Wooten
took his wife to her new home.
Their friends gathered in tbs
evening to serenade them and were
invited in, to supper that was in
every way appropriate to the occa-
sion: later the crowd dispersed al
ter they had helped themselves &c
the cigars which Dan had provid-
I'd. wishing them a long and hap
py life.
As Frank Shepard was coming
down Gold Run hill with log j
sid off the grade tipping his sleigh
over and throwing him about 2
/ feet. His arm was broken between
/ the elbow and wrist and be lef
the team to get to Mr.. Peron's, bu
vas overtaken by Mr.. Wooten WIZ
brought him to Mr.. Peron's wher
Mr.. Ritter set his arm as well a
he could and he is getting alonl
quite nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wooten and Gan
rie visited their parents in Hig
Valley last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beal gave a soci'
in honor of their sons Edd. an
Elmer: Those invited were; NJ
and Mrs. Peron, Mr.. and Mrs. v
Peron, Mr.. and Mrs. Ritter, NJ
, and Mrs. John Holbrook, Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Holbrook. Eage I
Holbrook and Miss Kerns.
The evening was spent in soci
! games and singing and at II o'clo'
= a delicious supper was served. III
next morning Elmer left for Il
Klondike. Edd will visit his paren
p and friends at Ola for a couple
+ weeks. Ola.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
Offered to Bribe an
Honest Judge.

J. E. jacobson, who Is repre-
sented as being a weslthy lumber
dealer Of Moscow, offered Judge
Mcdonald $50 to make the fine Of
one J. ". Clark, who had been
fonnd guilty of selling liquor with
out a license, the lowest that the
law would permit.
jacobson was under the inAu-
ence of liquor. but even after be-
coming sober he could not under
stand how he done anything wrong
aud so is not satisfied with being
committed to jail for 80 days
There are a great many people
who do not perceive that just such
things are the most far-reaching
and demoralizing Of all wickednes'
They can not be made TO realiz,
that bribing juries, or courts. o.
/ Legislators, are worse crimes thar
thieving or robbery, but a term IL
prison would give them time t
think Of these things: and ther'
F thousands Of them, most Of whom
move IN what passesfor the best 50
ciety. who ought to be serving tim
and that in years.
The Judge. or any other person
who viii stand for what Is righ
and cause those who would pervel
public morals in such ways, thoug
they may happen to be persons &
/ some influence. should be con
meuded by all people and the
their example should be cited q
. worthy Of imitation. Give rs MOI
, Judge McDonalls and pat mo.
Jacobsons in jail.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25

An arbitration law, an eight
hour law, a bin repeating the
gambling law, a proposition TO en-
large the duties Of County Com
missioners and authorize other
county officials to employ clerks
also allowing sheritTs to succeed
themselves, when the people are
willing, are among the important
measures being considered by the
legislature
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
Irrigation.

The Nampa Leader, IN commen-
t;,p upon the irrigation question
uenerally. and the proposed change
of the manner of selling water to
Tho farmers of that locality, Incl
dentally touches the core OF the
question in the remark. that, "A
sufficient water supply for the
Mamma country is a problem that
r,pst have an immediate solution.
II the Ridenbaugh Ditch Company
the stockholders who mostly live IN
tbe east. cannot be made to see the
URGENCY of immediate action to-
ward the building of reservoirs ana
tbe enlargement of the ditch so as
20 supply the need of water exist
inc here, then the people OF tins
entire valley must unite and work
in the interest of any other per
son or company who will under
take this project.
When the people of Boise valley
unite and work in their own inter
est and use the water in one sys.
tam and for themselves the prob
lem will have been solved anC
there will be the result to eonsld
or and this is true of every othe
such proposition. No company o
person is going to plant money 10
some one else benefit, bnt expec
to. and usually DO, take back fror
l ia ten times more than they pu
down. Hence where it can be don
people should do those thinge fo
themselves.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
Farmers institute.

4 Farmers Institute viii be held
at New Plymouth on the 18th and
18th Of Jan. 1901, at the Town
a il. Prof. French Of the Agricu.-
tural C-llsge Of Idaho viii be pres
ent and have charge. An urgent
invitation is extended to all people
Of this locality to attend.
A. r. IngaIls, Sec'y.
The above notice came II to
late for last weeks issue Ed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
Idaho State Poultry and Pet
Stock Association.

This Association VIII hold stock
show at Boise on Fs5 s. s and { TO
which We editor is Invited and expected
CD iayiie anv ani All psople in this local
ity who are interested. TO attend.
siJ0o in cash premiums are offered 90
those who can win them lsirlr.
Any one desiring a premium list can
get one by addressing Secretary c. Il.
Robsris Boise. E1Sho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, upon Monday, Febru-
arv 4th. 1901, occurs the Centen-
nial Anniversary Of the day on
which John Marshall of Virginia
took his seat as Chief Justice Of
the United States ct Washing
ton. and,
Whereas, this greatesto of Amer
lean jurists brought to our highest
court the genius Of his learning,
and judicial powers Of unsurpassed
penetration and wisdom, whose
judgements still standing unaltered
and unchanged win appeal to all
mankind in whose breasts still re-
mains the love Of liberty and OF
Justice; and conforming to the ear
nest wish Of the citizens Of our
common country and of the State
Of Idaho in their desire to honor
/ the memory of the great juiist. who
+ by his Good of reason and truth
forever dignifed the Supreme
( Court Of the United States, and
whose memory continues TO live IN
the hearts Of his eountrymen,
Now, therefore, 1. Frank V.
Hunt. Governor of the State Of
( Idaho. by virtue Of the authority
vested in me by law. do hereby de-
clare the 4sh day of February, 1901
to be legal holiday. requesting
the suspension Of the usual public
business. and that the Courts
schools and bar of the State com
memorate the day by appropriate
ceremonies fitting such an occasion
In Testimony Where
of, 1 have hereunto sub
scribed my name anC
caused the Great Seal Q
TSEAL] the state Of Idaho to b
affixed, at Boise. the l7tl
day Of january, in tn
year Of our Lord. on
thousand nine hundre,
{. and one.
q FRANK ". HUNT.
BY the Governor:
i {. J. BAssETT. Sec'y Of State,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25

Governor Hunt covered himself
with honor and brought credit to
the state when be notified the Gin
cinnatti Post that the Jeffries and
Rhuiin mill conid moi be had in
Idaho. His message was simple
and plain just stating that the law
would be strictly enforced.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25

wANTED.-Capaoie. reliable pe-ser in every
county TO represent large company Of soiia iuau-
oial reputation; seS6 salary per yesr. paySoie
woeily; g per day absolutely sure ond all ex-
pensss; straight, bona-Gae, deaaite ssiary' no
commission; SALARY paid exch saturday and ex-
psnse gaoliey advanced each week. STANDARD
ROUSE. ass DEARRoRS 81, CTsctso-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
REDUCTION.

Rlanehard will shoe Your horse
for $50, sharpen and harden your
low for 25 cts. Good honest
work for cash. Shop on CONNER
cial street
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25
@MA,.>.~

This signature is on every box OF the gonniUs
Laxative BrOmO-QuiHine Tablets
TIC Fswedy shaa cuEes cold tR ere coy
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-25

BY the Governor;
c. J. BASsETT. See'y Of State.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
.2iebes Mdnn9en bleib' bp9 bei

Gin @pradgeIebrter.
Scr profeHpr Deuti4maier ioa ia
Elm GROCER Spra4selebrter iein !"
r5rsilid, Der beberridt feds frembe
Spraaen unb aat beutl4e Srthparaz
pbien !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
6bperbel.

,@eitbem Der rllebermenid" unb
bag vueberbrettl" 10 MODERN getporoen
tit, min ieBt Elm @erleser anh cine
viibermoberne" 3eituns beralisseben.
bic ndmlid ftets srt Ibermorssn srz
fGeint."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

,Ooftor!"
r@ndbise Srau2"
rNi9t pabr - Sic ftnb metn
Sreunb9"
Gr sos als Mntport lire 9anb on
ieine>2ippen.
rSagen Sic mir bic Wabrbeit -
mub i'd i%terben9"
rMber - gnGbise Jrau!!" ---
y9ie Wabrbeit = ih mill lie pif=
fen" = sic bate ii6 Elm tpenig auf=
aeri9tet unb ftarrte inn frasenb in's
@eii9t. - Gr mubte Die Nusen abs
tpenbe1 er fonnte bieiem balb erftors
bener unb bod 10 ansitbullen 8lid
nidt @tanb balten.
.g1ein." faste er esprebt.
rsSbr Gbrenport?"
Gr atbmete i9tper. nMein Gbrenz
mort. faste er bann.
Wit einem erleidterten Mufatbmen
fiel ie in bic &ifen suriid.
Cine Weils blieb es fill. bann Be-
gam bic &ranfe tpieber nit ibrer lei
fen, belesten Stimme
sd fir9te mid nidt por benz
Sterbsn - fir mid tpdre es ia eine
GrlOiuns = Sic nifien bod, mas id
leibe. @ber mein Mann = i1 tann
thn niat allein laiien. Wenn @ie
tpiibten. tpie gut er lit unb pie er mid
liebt. Gin Mnberer bate faon ldnsfi
bic Schulz NIT einem folhen Rranz
teniehel ~berloren; feds Sabre finb mir
b%erbeiratbet unb i9 bin INNER franf,
einmal better. bann pieber {dledter
- ME cine Grau pie bic anberen. ST
bat fein 9eim, feline Grau, feline -
Gamilie. nnb niemals tlaat er, Inn
mer 1T CT gut unb liebpoll = unb er iii
bod mod jung unb bat nod auf mebr
Mnreht. als fem 2eben NIT elmer
Rranfen gu perbringen. lir i'm
mDdte i4 seiunb iperben. UNI ibm fir
feline Site banfer 81 f0nnen. Merbe
id bas iemals2 Doftor! -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

Qe6rer rMar, bible mir einen Sab.
tpo bas Wort &dnonen porfommt."
@aiiler rNm Sonntag bate Der
SER Qebrer einen Ranonenrauf9."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
sin M d &inb.

Serr ,Ga, peperl, 1T Dein tleines
Briiber4en {fon tuieber geiunb 2"
ptpt +: so. beut' bat es f4on Bier
getrunfen.*
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
q mor Smperdtpr.

.Wenn Du mid tpirtli4 10 febr
ltebft, mas niiroeft Su BENIN thun,
tpenn i6 BEL s%emeinfamer aabnpartie
ins Wufer fiele9"
9lidlider 8rdutisum: m@ine Rie=
fenfumme piirbe i9 auf Define Rettung
ausfebeni"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
git lette aladt.

l1nten auf Der StraBe log Strob
aufgebreitet, bamit bas Hollen Der
Waqen bic S9nerfranfe ntht fibre.
Sic lag in benz boben 9immelbett, bic
bur9ii9tigen, biinnen Singer grtffen
nerpDs in bic @piben Der Oede, i4per
luqen bic bunflsn, lansen Wimpern
iiber ben umflorten Nusen unb auf
benz tpa9sblei9en, mageren Geidt4en
lag Elm @usbrud bilfloier @rsebenz
belt.
Sa betpeste ii9 bic portiere. Die
&ranfe 19lus bic miiben Iugen auf
unb elm lei4tss 2G4eln bui9te uber
ibre 3ise.
vGi9arb9" fagte lie leiie.
sd bins. snGbise Srau!"
vMb - Sic, 9err Ooftor!" gs
flang enttduf9t uno bic Siber lentten
ii9 nieber.
Gr trat ans 8ett.
rWie sebt's, sndbiee Trau21 fraste
ct in eebdmpftem Some. ~Wte fubz
len sic fi49"
,@4na9 = febr f4na4."
Stun, bas 1T felbtbertdnbli4" =
tr0itete er = rna9 70 elmer &~ranf6eit.
= Mber bafir finb mir isst bril-
Der" -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
Sbr 8 d m a d.

Sbr @ef9mud.
5rau (animirt, benin 8laoier CUR
804tn): rgteii, fOa i4 Sbnen mai
mas boriinsen 2"
9D9in : nSeiIes ia, sndbige 5rau !!
Sd bitt' a re9t i90nes S~olbatenlteo!"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-29
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.

The rate for announcements of can. didates for county offices in b tl tie Daily and inc Srmi-Weekly Graphic, is s15. h the Semi-Weekly alone, s10 The Graphic would respectfully say to those who contemplate making an- rouncements for office that t prints and distri!s1tes more papers in one week than all the other newspapers in the city combined print and distribute in the same period of time, hence no caEdi- date can afford to leave his announce ment out of the Graphic, if he desires to make it i1 the newspaper which is read by the greatest number of peo- pie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-29


 MT. Roosevelt may deceive himself by believing that he has "snufcd out the Sampson-Schley matter by prohib. ltins Miles, Dewey aud others in the army and navy from expressing opin. ions about the inquiry courts decision. But there are about 7G GOO, 900 of eiti- zens in the private walks of life who are still talking about the injustice t9 Schley by the naval clique and the ma iority decision of the inquiry court They can't be squelched by any re bukeS from the president
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-29
Winter Reading For Girls.

i What is needed first is a settled plan or programme along which mental ef- fort may run. Most persons arc more readily interested in people than i'll events. Girls especially, like to take some one man or woman and study the life and tines of that one tndl- yidual until they become thoroughly acquainted with every th!ag relating to him.
 Choose your subject Ee svre Chat it is one upon which yetlean aealt up long sustained interest aHd effort. Then. through library and Flhiis, N catalogues. bY consultation with mon and women of culture and d,sga.H3 z.i. ton, by eager sy.e.E513s ia 6os..s aud magazines, begin reading, ai@ays sPt ting as near your main o2ielt as DOS sible at first. t0f example, iy auto biography you can sooner get in tQ9cl with any character tan you can b5 general historical sketches aii &QFNs even more ambitious. And ifyq1 ait interested in an author read first W3la' he wrote and know all he MrQte wei before you begin to read about lim Next to bis books read his life and let ters, so that you will be well ae1adint cd with him before you meet Iii friends and contemporaries C Sweet in Noman's Home Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-29
Fer CcuatY Treaeurer.

Fo 5ae Voters of Jefferson County: hereby announce that em 2 caaGi- .tzte= fsa= reelection to .he eHiee of '3 at> trcaSaror et Jofl ers0n county. #ab.eG to tse action oi the Democrat te p5gJy If elected promise to dis c2argo the duti2s of the office in | c.aeful. faithful nd }usiress ike way. aPeetfHllS,
 JESSE E. CORE.