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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-03-05
A Reminder.

Dearborn-What have you got that
string tied about your finger for?
Wabash-Oh. I've been getting mar
ried. and my wife doesn't want me to
forget it. Boston Herald.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-03-05
No Use Mt All.

He (who has offended herr Won't
you look up at me?
Shelf did, you'd kiss me again.
He-No; honest, ! won't.
She-Then what's the use?-Life.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-03-05

Hypocrisy becomes necessity for
those who live scandalously.-DeF inod.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-01
Clothing Department.

j OIL on all Fur Coats while they last.
J OFF on all Men, and Boys listers and Dress Overcoats, only
about 80 left.
Only > Duck listers left, regular So goods for 50 q
] off on all Duck Coats, blanket lined.
Frost killer MaCkinaw Goats. each 81 5
we nave 200 Mems Suits in all fabrics and styles and color
very desirable goods, we'll tailored, silk sewed, stylish vel
httl4g garments which we will offer during this sale at 65c OF
the Dollar.
We have 100 Boys Suits in all sizes which we will offer dur
ing ths sale at COG cents on the Dollar, all good styles, good
Materials, neat hitting garments IN great variety.
All lined Gloves and Mittens 1000 pairs in all STYLES. shapes
ana materials at from / to ] off from regular price.
All winter caps, mems boys and children's at from ! to ] of
regular prices.
Great reduction on mems Flannel Shirts, the largest line il
Fremont county.
Men Wool Sox from / to J off. An immense stock to selec
from.
Mems Heavy Sweaters while they last at from / to ] off.
Men S Underwear regular 75c goods, price per garment 26
70 doz Mems Linen Collars in all sizes to be closed out re
CARELESS of cost.
10 per cent discount on all Grips, Telescopes, Suit Gases
and Trunks.
we have 100 pairs of mems odd Pants on which we viii
give a discount of / off during this sale.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-01
Hardware Department.

? Pint Tin Cups for sc
! Quart Tin Cup 10
Willow Clothes Basket, regular S. goods sale price 60
Split covered Baskets from Is to rs
Bred Raisers reuular g - .naals cole uricc =
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-01
Shoe Department..

We want to clear our Shoe stock as we are only going to
carry two lines of Shoes in the future.
We have about IS pairs Of Kirkendall Shoes in mems,
womens and childrens sizes which we will close out at 6c ON
the Dollar.
We also have about 100 pairs Of Hendersonts Red School
House Shoes in misses and childrens' which we win close out
at 6c on the Dollar.
We also have 125 pairs of Bradley Metcalf's Milwaukee
made shoes in mems, women's and childrens sizes which we
will close out at Csc on the Dollar.
We also have about 200 pairs of Iootle, Wheeler & NIotter
shoes in mems, women's and childrens sizes which we wl
close out at Csc on the Dollar.
We also have about % pairs of American Hand Sewed Shoe
Cos soft sole Infants Shoes, regular price 90 cents which We
will close out at 25c a pair while they last.
We also have about 100 pairs Of ladies Fur Trimmed and
Felt Slippers worth up to - a pain which we will close ont at
65c on the Dollar.
We also have about % pairs of mems embroidered house
slippers which we will sell at SOC on the Dollar,
We also have about 100 pairs of boys German Sox worth
7C which we will sell at 45c a pair.
We also have 80 pairs of ladies', misses and %childrsn's Jer
sey Leggns which we will close out at 65c on the Dollar.
We also have about 20 pairs of Boys and Youths Felt ana
Rubber Combinations which we will sell at Csc on the Dollar.
We also have 10 pairs of mems Felt and Rubber Combine
tlons which we will close at s. a pair.
We also have % pairs Of Canvas Leggins worth from Csc 10
81 70 which we will close out at i! price.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-01

in great variety of make and quality Of goods in the very
latest styles which we will include in this sale at CSC on
the Dollar.
We also have about I doz Ladies' Golf Vests, the
very latest creation which we will sell at Csc on the
Dollar.
We also have several pieces of Wool Eiderdown
for Ladies Dressing Sacks and Childrens' Coats worth
soc per yard which go during this sale for SOC
We also have 10 pieces of Point Lace from 3 to 6 inches
wide worth 15c per yard which we will give for sc per yard
during this sale.
All our Germantown Knitting Yarns in white and all colors
at loc a skeln, others sell up to 2c a skein. All our Spanish
yarns IN colors 10c skein. All our Ice Wool Yarns in white
and colors at SIC per skein worth 125c. All our Saxony warns
IN all Acolors at &c per skein worth Zoe.
House Lining &c per yard. Dress Lining sc per yard.
3 Ladies Fur Collars, others ask up to 81 80 each,
our sale price, each 80 Is
. Ladies' Fur Collars regular price s., our sale price 2 Is
" =" 50 50 4" so
9 worth IS, sale price 80
. :" 81 IS, sale price rs
doz Bed Comforts worth 81 80 " 90
100 Sample Rugs for 65c on the Dollar.
% Ladies Union Suits others ask SOC to 6Oc our price 35c
off on all Chldrens Underwear.
Great reduction in Ladies' and Children's winter Gloves
and NittpnS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
STREET CAR CONTROVERSY
.AHICABLY SETTLED

ay have handed OWN classification
the East An unpleasant controversy
adjusted by arrangement pasca practically sesry
satisfied because they have seinea
doubtless
Il needed business The
number probably thankful for the scraps
eRiesa-a Moth
ba oh
nnE the has them ia list aud Those @he
competent line sood positions
regarded Of t,e
sad to have the
Ne enhroso reIera 70 the shades Of history quaint
plain be told the
average cltu utts :. during
peoples
stmule profanity excited BY eng walks
Candid that the finding OF tho aefaos ia not only
everybody the
this nearly everybody drew
The old employees who stuck BY the company through the af
few IN
displacement and
NOTCH The farther alonE than
san ali
easy guess company
much psrsoaa feeiak BE-
officials hoars the arbitration nostd
President Furth hgh q the nan and both be aud Man
wished yield them
allow without complete surrender
susSssaon that the men
vho
n-feelng for future
be uasnantnous
The eouts, general
political teksd each
public is disposed
. Incidents svity
Tre important facts have been made eiear By the strike and IT.
settlement
rr.t composed
internal affairs
public actions discretion when puhte eoaro-
the factor current industrial
Second; -as when dangerous pewe
the side % united effort
The late strike has demonstrated aess that In union there sirsns
themselves -
0fr-es.s- Ia = ca.i
make almost any sacrifice ransr IN an rArt win them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
THE .-FIE1A5PERSG5

tha rest esuh has been the siusteK danfs
ina ant arruhaiiu spariaitiaa contributed ~
the afhrua MuiiaiiF SISTERS
The ountpanf viii he aasa fsf the lat
tfius at tha Huniaf etenias performance
rhs h.stinaa Gee thn Madison afa HaH
t...Ips done o. fHa Southwestern vaudeville
circuit. unahiiur the mHHassfa g. secure
better raudsvils attractions than has here
f.,sa,a been brought fa the hafthHeai ths
ttbaciians NJ inis hauae hsihs the ts7t
e. BE- had in ths iaFgr eastern tiNHa ~
th.s esak fasnni.uTina ai the Msfidaf mat
inaa 81 nnrraI that r. intended a aHtiHsa
anYthins hurnfu attempted D. thH Wy -
Nasstatiua tn seattle ftta fuiiHH tue stars
seIssiri fsf most week. VIII ~ aaHht tHf
ulah aHnFthiHN HruruHl fuf thHAsftH iHN
efn. stanley snf t'Hnlan htfaHaF nhHl. -
afttats sarfnfminE sn vafiaes Hfsisteal Pc T
stfumsata tn q ahtiifW manner hafaiiall
aaH rrwin. nHaieir sketch team ~ Wfif
eftainsa ~ ffatfiY HnnliNan AHfia tees
inE che "AfksnHaw NeiH tifl o. hsf
.,z,tarn character siiraessas ~ ihHfHstif
sliisA a. enc nrrmtef 10 81 tfHnese nef /
f4futrru duins marvellous featH ~ Hafihf
stia strength ia mia sir neHius Nsffittf
in nse saaEs and the rr''iss l'issat's p uaef {
iaa uieturca
Third Avenue Thestsr
rAs ts-sla shifisf cufnf|anF viii iinss = :
.5....as,,.sst af tho fhlrt Avenues thsatsf
this a,us.ina wth Tho rasassiY. 1fhs hsaf
rana daughter
Puiuafruw aftssuana atfans attfaetia 2
fa1nas g. tho uptuan htstsa TT VS.
aasassu,ssfit ifsssnffuH Theodore kfsfisf
szHsatiarai arania. 1.-The fHtal Wesiaina I
I've stary, ciimasrs aHa ehAnsaisfa 80
lfs lHts $50 new 90 tbs ssass
me intf,siupsian nf the little ntaihsf
earies ~ hsf isvAilh mother slta hshF
br.ahses hattiis9 sith poverty tn Ia
Ism tn = trusfnsnt hnaas IN the sinfuH -
ths sweat f3ssf rite. 10 one - thH mns'
fsathstin firtlfea Ia noiian fhs HHd =
harf.iif hfiaht anf -=nas ~ sstalsase hasa..
tsi--asa anh utsrs easatentsd sta Hhet,
-ssi@f- Ia ~ thsu ever tsfufe. tt7shtlI :,
faet..fial uasnia srslts - lie - ths ST. -
nsssrss8i. ifsaiata the intsfief - afass
ai.lireh iiiuiuinaief 1T nisht - 49,
ffna o.r-ffiasir sisf snrn steFfn - "a
fresrf paHsadsa shffh aFs rsHtsitsis ~
uf4rts - tho stenln afttst ana stAHs esf
sfa,,l- tsni.' ON haia pptiis rsesf.
tea 20 ~ stasa afteF the HsffaFusaas 81
as.tsY sftsfaf-sn Affii - ssssn eli asii
area iaiiss srA others wishtnt 90 meet
49, nnis TAR rsn - -
Mrs.. Patrick campbsli
Mr. ratrirs cainrt-ii via risy 81 ~
essaaa tsla wves
Ehs Eiisler
MIA easr~siy ara ssRtA y ssssys tenai'
isHu ~hfsh vsfsas nn tfss~ff have iisef
Ntsn4tsa in Vaai Rsssef's trsnsatiHsiisa p.
fspnyi.- astsrss sinrF f'ghsa Hsishiha-si
A.as In f1au-f shlsh Ntse taistsF al
/ fss.sni Al the afant ~p=h efts# hssi
"Unorrs"
Ms fistss ~tH sivs tus Htass Fsffafts.
aHFrs uf -iincrrs - So azsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

~ AAtfisht A1iee nt4N = - -
- oa~a - p sHsA t~s~at@f ssAsh
AFfh - ~ i4iil-s Aat
~ tHiise ~ 80 tteH. - -
= NJ sn1 NJ - - estFt~ = tafH -
saen@et Astt hhelff "t-eas
NJ asi 81 y = t.aas'sa.as -
tAftf NsiH-.lAf efe1lss - - sa4ts@
srzr = ne NsNAffFf stes
49, ANfis fHnIfe SIS Rites - -.
htsa hAAes ssfs sefNts - 80 aassA -
80 - - A.as,a cs'ttsSf
- -ttA-" =
- -. - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
Relief CORPS
RUMMAGE SALE

The women'a RELIEF eorpa Of Sex
Ton Post No ii. q A T.. Wiil con
duct a rumnihEf sale 10 the Federal
hotel building Dn THIRD avenue be-
tween Pike aud Pine streets. Oh April
d. 10. ~. "Wednesday Il Saturday
Inclusive An additional attraction
Wiil boz an exhibition IF eufiaa ffaW
The Arctic regions the samoan h.
lands. ana other places The col.
lection Ia valued at too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

Weston a herbert
wsstua ahd iisFpsft vaudeville artists.
Wili sasa appsaF ~ thr ufand
David Harum'
unaeid uafumf is @std g. - the mas.
trfnfa,a 81 William ~ tfHfsa'H career
Ctane romas 60 the brand ~sak aftsf hskt
Baker Thsster Company
1na engagement ~ ths uaAsf Fhsataf
company will ctunurufe AZ ths seattle The
aIfr tninsffae night with the presentation,
af uHHaf Nlihra vHHtaift taAf Winnie
fnrfa's F'an THE rarHIsaHfI ehiah has
iuaf completed an engagement af z nHsha
IN ruftiand rUlura ta thia tttE With the
hIKheai recommendation The HfeHiuH tltl
has been aslrctni with cats Hea iliasaeht
ard wiii is fair trat Or the taiHnts ~
che organization.
when naaaF WiNif presented the aiaeH
with Lady WinfomuFe'H taH be NaFa
4 Valuable atfiitiua t0 literature 7 ~ nlsF
- eisca ot voui iataiins lN&a fausi tsa
seen o., H. appreciated. u ia hesutiful ~
eHnsfuttian. treatment AMI Development
fhsrv "a epouHh material 10 tbs aaHiaif u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
SEVEN MARRIAGES
THAT FAILED

The following divorces wsra
granted ~ superior Judge Grimm.
this morning, Aunie orhaa fipfn
Charles orbun, oU the ground %
cruelty. Carrie Tnahuntrf from Niias
Tssdhgnsrr. on the ground of usstss
support Minnie inheftr ftafn An
frea nahrrty on the ground OF De-
sortson. Eisie Con from tiiibsFt Coz.
ga the ground ~ non support Min
ME warren from Waiter Warren. o.
the srounB q erueitY. Lulu hsr-
fiehlow from Arthur harFtehl9w. 81
the Kr-uwd % nan-aaptseft. SAT s-t'
Htctiy froa fssanafd Hiekif aa tts
ground of dsscFtton.
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Sn;a.a:tGIl@ -Sm@sS2M41zs.Nlf.NSy.


sn ssearsia cons si-s 10 ths nssf .
Iafs
~ tsnFsiirts aiii efss elsa aaasi
Alfti "a tn tns fisatrn itIn FltN hsNtse.
10 ANS q fhs tls==e e@F esahatt
fhafua rfu sifs = tat rsastag stsiat
a rffi "a IN Nhristsnsan han Sanf - ~
fnrItsfiaas have hes fssItea. 49, 4 - 81
fxrfsd q - ven ans sHasf.
tiaa = IN as-risl sFsats = sat sess -
- 80 ssa1iss - Ma. aaS4uaAts aaaes
ser q NJ so No y aeHauaht q
ttfs CITY. sat Ne Esssssss fassss HsrsF Z
tA~hsss. ~hish win iaAs ptNns sssinssssal
sssaiss ApFiI "a. a tss r.sta~t.. u ~
Aaa klra y A fssIf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

rha Democracy OF King county
sytit celebrate at "a banquet At fht
Natann uafberlH next Monday even
lng. the anuiVarhHry Of the natal
dav III the founder of their party
Thomas jefferson
Thin years banquet viii be The
mrrrh ever held 10 this county %
ln tho Pacific Northwest hiiH hhfhtt
preparations have been made aud
aumu uf the most prominent Demo
GRATIS OF thu Pacific coast have Beef
invited 90 attend.
AmanF those who have Hiauiftea
their intention 81 accepting are -
Governor James 81 illdd Of 1ali
fnruih. 90 Senator George Tlseh -
ana a. n Voorhea OF spokane. ana
National Committeeman ", u
Dum@y nf Wniia WHiia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
Sunday Sermons


FIRST Prssbyisrian-Rsv. NJ A. Nat.
ffteNs ~ "a a. M. The HeiiRhted Ia.
psr.e T.30 .. NJ. Does The Eighth Com.
nsandnea. Include Oct Rich sehefne.7e
Battery street A.. E.-itey. ,. ?. Drake.
AZ II e. M. True Worships 20 p. M
ssoNnarship" The formal reogenise Of
the church win take place
fHfae = fftneaH taHe4-Hse p
Ragsiia Will deliver a serrnon IN the even.
fa0 Ths sabbath school will give IN
Faster entertainment.
Tsytar congreRatieuai-Isev. T.. Z. Woods
- II n. m. '.rhs HeEurreetisnss TO D
m. Eaaies. soryicas ~ the sunday sohoo
class. A @sls quartet viii sing and Harm
Gfimfhs will render solo.
Maskei street HaDiist- REV. =. y Wsher
~ n a. m. 'nermons tho Lilies Preach
TO o NJ. - Person with purpass."
Ht Zion neptir, tcoloredl-Hsyse,I. ~
Mffsheraun a. n n. M, The EMPTY
Tosab = tao p. ~ "rhs Resurrection
German IeIfheran zioD-Rsy. y. Fnarre
A. 70 a m. prepsraiory services and
fisiehts subject. 'PufNs out ths Old f.esx.
snf' fo.s0 q. M. Faster sermon. followed
~ distribution - me holy communion
Fabisft. "Our Triumph Over Death and
ffsii." 80 evening sarvice,
fIrsi t'nitHrau-Rsv W p sirnonds
A. ~ a N, The Mortal Loss sna ths
church ~ ia , " wsbb. elder Meets
~ TAO p m AZ S20e Fast fsaurs0a street
''vrhosoeysr VIII. ~ Him Take the Water
u i4fe"
Church Notes
Evangelical Associetl0n nav y. Horn.
nefsnah ~ ~ M. German Sermon.
Chris, Iiyeih. T'So .. M. And We
Theosot,hicai society. Amanda lodge.
insects AZ iiis Third avenue - D. m.
Destiny and Frss Will" A. nafass
Queen city Tbsol0Dhicai society meets IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
WILL TEST THE
BAGGAGE ORDINANCE

ig lf Lindsay. an sspfeasman. vii
test in the higher courts the validity
af the new ordinance regulating
charges Tor handling baggage He
failed 90 comply with the new law
and was consequently arrested
when tried yesterday he attempted
na defense lie wa hned SO and
Immediately gave uuttea 81 appeal
TO the superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
EXPENSIVE OPIUM SMOKING

-Four young men. giving their
names AZ J. ". Powers. 9. Fosa, 4.
Powers and J. Sawyer we're fined
$40 each Ia the municipal court yes
terday afternoon, for smoking
ufftfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
.IIcrNara 10 MIC

The following marriage lisonsei
have been issued Frank Fiet her
26. and Mrs Maggie Steele. leHa
age. both 81 Georgetown. William
Cooper "a, and Wllfnina HiHhpowef
"a fsufh uf Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state OF Washington. FOR King
County. II. Reckermaun 81 al
plaintiffs, vs.. Seattle Tailoring
Company. defendant. No. gsiSl
Notice 90 creditors
Notice IL hereby given to the cred
sora Of the above named Seattle
Tailoring Company a corporation,
to present their claims against the
said corporation, duly certified un-
der oath. 60 the undersigned re.
eeivcr 81 said corporation. at the OF.
fee Of his attorney. 5Qa Mutual Life
building. Seattle. Washington. on OF
before May iotr. 1904. all claims not
20 presented on or before said date
will be barred OF participation IN
any OF the dividends arising In this
proceeding
Dated ~ Seattle. washington. this
Ind day Of April. 1908.
w. g. KERR. Receiver.
Ino. q Gray Attorney for Receiver
500 Mutual Life Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

st. Mays Parish-Rsv. W. J.
Metz. Church corner Of Twentieth
avenue and Jackson street. Early
mass and sermon (childfen's maaal
So q ~. fiish 5iifsaa aiid sfsfindIi
10 20 "A. NJ. Sunday school 20 .. m.
instruction and benediction, 7.gl
D. IN.
Church - Our Lady 81 Good Help Hav
v. X. Prcfontains. ASA. M, Tow mass
1870 q ~, high mass ,. M vespsrs AM
bsnadiotion
Sacred Heart church REV. Geo. A. Mid
y. m yssprra. neruidn ana banedietIan
Church 81 thu IfaBaruiafs Conception
Rev. A. sSeers. ~ Is0 and $40 a m
ioN mass, 1910 .. m, hiKh mass ana ser.
mon. 40 ,. M. rDlaTy and baHallallan.
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The minsiris
that eouarstl-
uon Il the fife
OF trade =
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mob OF whiteeaps whipped a
he would IA
the FIipinos distrust eiviiirAtlon1
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Dancing Classes

Monday and Friday evenings. Pri-
vate lessons daily. go
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COMPETITION IS STILL
1.-THE LIFE OF TRADE"


judges
od railroad
Itself victory for ths principle
This principle has been eoosnsd BY ali m Legislation
socaled
progress country BY any
philosophy
belief 10
ned OF doctrine
likely
Is naonepoles
by standard
Northern Securities Company maybe
would
extraordinary
dvtdaas because the responsibility
does OF
follows
win Be the effort Prom the
sunlight
o conpet
vacations
II of and
eoerce Composition In business
and
ton that the composition
which
transportation the northern
Pacific that established
enterprises almost It's will havS
antirebats
a
give
Competition Ia LIFE Of Trade = nat
and never will be out Of date the trust
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the gently nrmly
minded The Hague $ doing business
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Eactorn College OF Painless
LuStSiu Dentistry
NOTICE 10 cREDfToRs

sscoua ana i-tka street. Azsoais
Tstnpls building Hours. sac to
3 sunday. = 20 TO :
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passing abolish asle-
point
abohnk opponents
substances among them -
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NVTiCE TO CREDITORS.
IN this super hor Court IN and Tor the
County " King. State OF WISH
ingtuu.
III the matter % the estate Of James
y Patterson. deceased.
Notice ~ hereby given b. the un.
aarEiEnri. executor % the last will
snd testament OF James n. pattsr.
son. deceased. TO the creditors OF.
and AL persons having ciaiuts
against the said deceased. 10 present
them. with the necessary vouchers.
within one year after the fret pub.
liaation OF this notice. To the said
executor Rt his place of bualnsss
room 90. Hinrtisy block. Seattle.
Washington.
Dated tnin 18TH day OF March. iSV5
EDGAR BRYAN.
A Executor OF the Last VIII and
Testament Of James +. Patterson,
Deceased.
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3 surprised Col New
authority on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

Wanted Union Job printers. The
Ivy Press. First and Pike. 49,
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is quite
hands a
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90 to Spinning Tor bicycle repairs,
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The arhitfa
tors OF the rem
nant OF the
street car difn
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Dunlap. real estate. ~ unioH bloch
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-05
NO LANGUAGE OF THEIR OWN.
swiss Are the Only People Who Can
Not Boast a Distinctive TONGUE.


Among the peoples OF the world the
Swiss are alone in having no language
hey can eail lheir own. According to
Z recent v.sitC to the lite country,
about thu @e -fourths OF the people Of
Switzerland speak German, while the
emaindef divide four other languages
among thom. mainly French and Hal.
a., tho languages varying as a rule
ttco ding to the proximity of the peo.
lie to each country whose tongue they
peak. Public documents and no.
ices are printed in both French and
felman
IN the Swiss congress or national
parliament the members make their
>peeches either in French or German,
or nearly all the memhars understand
9th languages. The orders of the
resident are translated by an official
Interpreter and furnished to the news
papers in both languages. Probably
It would .uZzle cen Macaulay's
learned schoolboy to name the rresi.
dent of the Swiss republic. He is NJ
.tdClf Deucher name that will be
strange to many ever of those who are
'amiliar with the names and titles of
every other European rller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-05
Baby WiIIie's Papa.

Fame has its limitations, after all,
as w. j. Bryan found out at the be-
ginning of his political career" said
j. NJ Black OF York, Pa, while dis
cussing the Nebraskan. During
Rryans first campaign for Congress
his son, w. j.. Jr.. was born, and the
boy soon proved the most popular
infant in the Fifth ward in Lincoln,
where the Bryans live. It was busy
Campaign for Bryan and he was away
from home much OF the time Every.
where he spoke he was greeted by
cheering crowds and he had reason
to think he was the best-known man
in the state. On his return from one
of his trips his conceit was rudely
shocked. AS he was walking along in
q street no far from his home he
heard one little girl ask Of her COM
panion:
"'N'ho's that big man?
"'Nhy, don't you know?' came the
scornfu] reply. That's baby Willie's
rapa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-05
WISH FOR FEATHERSES,
eultanas Are Poor Writers, but Stick


to Their Subj iect.
The ladies of the Levant are not
afflicted with eacoethes seribendi.
They do not worry the book reviewer.
They seldom write letter, and if
they do the style is naive, an. they re-
gard technique-spellng, for example
as a purely private enterprise
Here is one from the i.nperlal
seraglio with an autobiograEhie basis
that defes even Dutch comne nta1c-
1t is from a sultana to her c,lmmls.
siOner.
"Constant ;nople-My Nehle Friend.
Here are the featherses sent. My
soul, my noble friend, are the&e no
other featherses leaved in the shop
besides these featherses? And these
ieatherses remains, ard these teath-
erses are s!kly. They ,.ve des Who
buys dhesos? And my noble friend
we want noat from Yourself, Those
you brot last tim were beautiful. We
had searched My soul. | want feath-
erses. Again of those featherses. Ir
kalada there is plenty OF feather
Whatever beer I only want beautiful
featherses. | want featherses of every
desolation tomorrow"
Though frank, the lady is cautious
and only signs h-rself You Know
Who"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-05
Good Thing for Farmers.

Digging up city is a good thing
for the farmers. You can have no
idea of the number of wagons and
horses that have been employed in
New York recently in carting away
earth taken out of the Subway and ex-
cavations for skyscrapers. Most Of
them belong to farmers in New Jer-
sey, Long Island. Connecticut and the
nearby counties in New York State.
Instead of being practically idle much
of the fall, winter and early spring,
they have earned big wages for their
owners. Furthermore, the demand for
good horses among the contractors
has doomed prices tremendously
New York Press.