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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23
R0BERIES COMMITTED
But Not So Bad as Has Been
Reported - Four of the
Boys in Jail.

There has been great deal of
robbery committed in this city for the
past year or two, but in nearly every
case the perpetrators have been APP
pretended and punished. A few
days ago some boys, white, went into
the store of O'Ferrall Bros. and took
therefrom one or two hundred dollars
worth of goods. They also went into
the Hardware Company's and took
therefrom several pistols, ammunition
and other such things as met with the
fancy of these boys. Four of them
were promptly arrested by the police
and locked up in Jail. 1t is reported
that there were twelve of them and
that three of them were arrested at
Mobile Saturday and held subject to
the action of the authorities of this
city. 1t is learned by the Progress
that there is not particle of truth in
it. 1t is true that some boys are
charged with breaking into business
houses here, and they are now in
jail, but there are none so far as we
know in Jail at Mobile charged with
the crime.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23

DR.. W. @. Caraway of Hickory is in
the city today.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23

where he was operated upon on March
8, and at present is doing splendidly
with every indication of recovery.
This is one of the most remarkable
cases of surgery ever known in the
state and is attracting considerable
attention among medical men.
Both these cases are negroes and it
beigns to look like that the only way
to kill a negro by shooting him is to
shoot him through the head or heart
or refuse to carry him to the South
Mississippi Infirmary when he is shot.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23
SHOOTING THIS MORNING.

The result of difficulty between
two men here this morning is that a
man named Mulverhill is dangerously
shot.
1t seems that the trouble stared
about a woman of disreputable char
acter, and Henry Morris was struck
supposedly, with brass knucks, about
the face, when he pulled his pistol
and fired at Mulverhill, striking him
in the abdomen, and he is in criti-
cal condition.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23
SAFE EMPLOYMENT.

The lawmakers in Kasnas can do
many things that are less profitable
than throwing paper balls and waste
baskets at each other. This is still
preferable to the enactment of laws
that tend to drive capital and enter
prise out of Kansas. Kansas City
Times.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23

]. r. Hewett of New Orleans is i'm
the city, representing the Grunewald
Co., Limited. one of the largest and
best music houses in that city in the
interest of his company, with head
quarters at European hotel.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23
CASTOR, FIRE INSURANCE.
CASTOR, FIRE INSURANCE.
CASTOR. FIRE INSURANCE.
mch2i-lmo

There was bad wreck up the Gulf
and Ship Island railroad yesterday
near Florence in Rankin county. Two
or three freight cars went into the
ditch and turned over on one side.
The passenger trains were delayed last
night for short time. No one was
hurt in the wreck.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23
CASTOR, FIRE INSURANCE.
CASTOR. FIRE INSURANCE.
CASTOR. FIRE INSURANCE.
mch2l-1mo

The MilIinavy Emporium will have
their opening, Thursday eve from 6 to
10 also entire day Friday they will have
on display the most complete and up to
date line of pattern hats ever shown In
Hattiesburg, don't buy rntil you see
their line. All are cordially invited to
attend No 815 Main street next door to
Ferguson's realestate Office. mch23-4t
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23
CASTOR, FIRE INSURANCE.
CASTOR, FIRE INSURANCE.
CASTOR, FIRE INSURANCE.
nnch2l-1mo

Mrs. O. II. Pulley of Enterprise
Miss, came through the city yester-
day en- route to Virgins, where she
will spend several days with bel
son n. Il. Pulley.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23

J.. @. Magruder, it is stated, has a
fine boy at his home, arriving night
or two ago. Of course Mr.. Magruder
is stepping high.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23

Mesdames Turner from Bladon
Springs and Brooks of Mobile, are at
tractive visitors at the Conner home
ON north Main street.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23

Miss Fulton, one of Gulfport's
most attractive bells came up yester-
day to visit her father who is a pa
tient in the G.. & S. /. SanItarium.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23

Mr.. Castenera of Scranton is in the
city today, visiting his brother, 7. j.
Castenera.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23
Fashionable Dress MAKING

By Misses Courtney & Rawls, at Sunny
View Hotel. Prices reasonable.
mch18-Iwk
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23

POSITION WANTED-By an ex-
perienced stenographer, Weeks trial
given. p. o. Box 326. mch1S-4t
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23

Naturalization as stenographer or
Office work. Apply to A B Q. this Office.
mch10tf
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-23

Thomas p. Sampson, editor of the
Clark County Times was in the city
yesterday evening and went to New
Orleans last night.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17

ale feiu Iuee autbun fonnen. @as
lteft Dir i'm Iopf2 Salt bid rnbig,
mir ~beoirfen bes Shlafes, un6
wolIen i'm inns nidt our6 eineu
gsaftwanbler railben Iuiien."
Ilorian rieb fib Die Iugen, blitte
berltort lumber, beftete Den iiberraif-
ten Slid ari Den @abtmeiiter, Die
aameraoen, fem in Der Ndbe an
einem Efabl angebunoes &oB, bas
8ahtfeuer; er betuitete iid, oh er
ipirflih. nod an Der Stdtte lei lpo er
eingeiblafen = allies nor rittig.
gr bate aetraumt. llno bennoh rief
cine Gimme IN ieinem Snnern ibm
ilnpioerltebiib 81, es lei niht mog.
lid, baB has allies MIR Sraum &c.
fpeienL er bate Die nod i'm Sooe III.
entitellten 8eiidts3iige ieiner Mutter
81 genau gelebeu, ibren Segen EN-.
pfangen Die @eiprdbe Der feino-
iiten @enerale i'm Eager Derlelbeu
oeutlih pernommenl - gei Dem les.
ten 8eoanfen itieg ibm oas gIut 81
Screen, er a~itterte fir bas Seer es
lieB ibm feline Hube mebr, er tpedte
ieine 8ameraoen unb er3dblte ibnen
baarflein, ipas er seieben, gebDrt
batte.
Mnfangs Iadten sic bGrtigen
8riegsmanner iiber SIorion's Mm'
menmdrden, pie file feline gr5abluna
n%annten; oils berielbe aber felt aul
ieiner Iusioee bebarrte unb iogIeif
Dor ben Sberiten gefiibrt 5lt neroen
perlangte, nm bieiem cine Wittbei-
hing Su mad,er, mibrigeniaus er iie
fir ole Solgen elmer etDaigen 8ei.
aeruna perantportlid mode, muir.
ben lie n~afoenfeno, uno Der @adt.
meiiter entiprab Dem aniinnen bes
0ragoners.
Der iofort eetpedte Infiibrer bes
&eiter.H egiments bate falm aus
Dem Wunoe S~lorian's bie nGberen
umitdnoe Der 8iiion pernommeu, Die
ocrielbe 10 eben gebabt, ais er aud
lfon - na9 Dem @rl1noiase, in
ariegsseiten ielbit bas ltnbebeu.
tenoite nift gering 81 nebmen
feline 2eute eiliglt peden lieB unb
gleidseitia an ben commanoierenoen
SelOmarihaa : 2ieutenant einen
&apport ei~nienSete. aluf beIien Sin.
oronung mar in t3eit elmer @terteI.
itunbe bas gauge Corps auf ben Sci.
men nno idlaefertig.
Gs Dabrte uidt LANCE, 10 b6rte
man i6on Die aIormi6iiie Der Dor.
geihobenen 9oiten. Die Seinbe ge.
oadten bas ganae Corps i'm t~ieiiten
S6lafe su iiberraibeu unb paren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17

niht tpenig eritaunt, oils tie iid BON
oemlelben, nahoem man lie crit cine
@eile ~poriuarts gelodt, ploslid nm.
alltaelt unO init Dem beftigIten Seuer
emptangen iaben. Der Commands
renOe bate in aIler Gle Die 4noro.
nungen genou 10 g~etroffen, ais Dare
oas, iuas SloriaH ibm er3Gblte, bon
oemielben IN Der @irfli6feit erbpr6t
noroen.
Wun bate i'm, Den genannten
0ragoner, als einen Der brapiten
ieineS &egimenteS seriibmt, uno Der
S~elomaridaa Sieutenunt Dar auf
Der Steue entidloiien, ieinem @e.
rihte beionoere geobadtung Slt
16eafen, Sumal Sa Die er3dblten
9aten iiber Die Eldne oes Seinbes
gans ipabrlfeinli6 tlangen.
Gls Die Rprgenlomie bas blntiae
Shladtfelo belelld)tete, paren Die
sSeinoe lGngit enttpeber gefauen ooer
ourd ibneue Sluft entfpmmen.
God mar Der Siea bur6 cine nam.
bate Nn5abI bon Sooten rno Ser.
t%punoeten ertmlft. Inter 2eBteren
befanO iid audi Slorian ser einen
Sabelbieb iiber ben &opf erbalten
bate. gr lag nod ouf Dem Ser.
banbplaBe, als i6on Der Sberit oes
Negimentes bel ibrn eribien uno linn
I'M gllftraee bes Gomman0irenoen
Die groBe goloene Sapferfeitsmcoaiae
inter Den ibmeidelbafteIten Nus.
oriiden an Die 9ruit beftete.
8ie er nad orei @o6en aIs &C..
neien aus Dem Spttal e~ntlailen
tuurbe. iiberreidte ibnt Der Selpar3t
elm Sdreiben. Gs mar i6par5 ge-
iieaelt.
rSSSd tpolte", iprad ser Irst .ben
Brief, Der idon lett elmer ISOLDE bier
tit, nidt cher iibergeben, bis on,
8raber, pDaig geueien; oenn er
iheint feline %angenebme GadriGt 5,r
entbaiten."
Slorian erbrah ben Brief nit sit-
ternoer Sano. gr mar bon einem
Sreumoe.
r6aiie Did,, lautete Ser Infang.
LIMB lei elm Wann. 9eine arme
Dfutter lit an ibrem iedoigiten 8e-
burtstag balo na6 @itternaht ar
ibrem Srieoen ielis i'm Serrn ent-
idlafen."
Ger Grogoner perbiiIte iein @noes
iitt unb ipeinte cine @eiIe itiu fir
iit bin. 2ann iprab er, gum 'Sim-
mel ihaieno:
nsSsu, Mlltterliebe gebt iiber gaes,
lie iiberoalert 3eit uno Grab"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17

@GbrenS Sic @Ioden BON N6er.
bare bel uno tlar ben @eibnabtS.
morgen perfiinoeteH, flopfte es OH
Die Sbiire bes acknowledgements,
uno gum groBten grItaunen Der Mu-
meienhen trat Sir Sun 9rooflpn Elm.
Sebermann nubte bon Dem Saber
uno Der ppaitGnbigen Srennuna,
,pelde 8lpiifeu ibm unb oem Squire
beitauo, obgleih Die 8eranlaiiuug
onSll nur @enigen befamt mar.
Godl mar inter ben glnpeieuben Nie.
mmlb, Der lid uidt iiber iein 4om-
men ber5lif geireut bate. Rbilippa
id)ieu lid in Der einen Nadt nm
mebrere Sabre periiingt 3u baben.
Gle ber5liditen 8egriiBinsen mur-
Den Dem garonet 81 Sbeil; uno nie
CT umb Ybilippu 3uiammen itanoen,
90 mlIBte ih mir iagen, Dob ib ME
ein itoneres Raar geieben bate.
Pills id i'm ndber betrad)tete uno lei-
ucr Stimnle lauihte, lullrbc eS mir
INNER unperlt1nolider. mie Senlnnb
i'm elmer mebrenbaiten Sonolung
bobc 3eIben tonnen.
.Gie airdengloden lGuten", iagte
Der SUnirc. o@em mir uns nitt
ioiort nuf Den @eg bcgebenL 10 per-
ben mir 81 ipGt tommen. 9rrp, on
iiibrIt Ebilippa:"
Gicie 8emertmg hGtte CT iih ipu,
reH t6mnen; oenn Cir San 9roptlpn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
Trauen,peisbeit.

Gin Wann fam nod Souie uno
faub ole 8obmlng peridlolien.
Nahoem er allies M0gIi6e periud,t
bate, UNI iif gingaug 81 peridai-
len, blieb ibm idIieBlit nidts Ynbe.
res iibrig, oils Die Gingansstbiire
burt einen Sfloiidr gu offneu. aui
Dem Glide ieines @obn5immers
iano er einen 3ettel, aui peiden,
ibm feline Srau ibrieb: sd bin
allsaeaangeu ulb babe bas 3ienit.
mdbden mitnebmen miiiien, aber 2il
iinheIt Den S6liiiiel inter Der
: hWelle."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
Sic einsigc Geleaenheit.

Ger 0lidel bat Den Sepp seitle.
bens nur m betrunfenem 3uitanOe
geieben. Nloslid itirbt Der Sepp,
Wsihel itebt am Sarge bes alien
Srinters unb bentt: yalio, 10 iiebt
Der Sepp aus, Denm er niihtern it'll"
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04
AMERICAN DIVORCE srA7Isncs.

6EH HERE are 10000 more divorced
women than there are divorced men
y in the United States. the official fig-
ures being 81. 900 divorced men and
l4'OeO divorced women. The disparity is
accounted for by the fact that men pro-
curing divorces or from whom divorces
have been procured more often remarry
than the women under like conditions.
The number Of divorced men is largest
IN Indiana which has 800. There are
more than 1000 each in California, Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana, New York and Penn
sylvania- Texas has $500 and Massa-
chusetts 25O0.
South Carolina, the only State which
has no law authorizing or permitting d.
vOrces, has 275 divorced men among it's
residents, and South Dakota, a State
which has become noted by reason OF the
facility with which divorce is granted,
has 56s
New Jersey has. proportionately, a very
small number, $50, and Kansas, a much
smaller State in population, much larger
number. 2165.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04
RIGHT cOLoRS FOR ALL TYPES

Almost everybody knows that blue. az
a color. is becoming to fair-haired peo-
pie, but the happy effect Is twofold when
the wearers eYes are also blue; while
should her fair hair be OF some shade OF
yellow, from pale gold to golden auburn.
the effect is often wonderful. for nothing
is more beautiful to art and nature than
the latter's own harmonies OF gold and
azure. Apricot and maize go well with
black white costumes
Gray is becoming to women with Krav
hair and to young women who have gray
eyes and lovely complexions.
Dark girls should also wear a zlossv
black and never a duh black. Wtf6
blondes the contrary is the rule, a dnII
black. such as is used for mourning he
ing the most suitable
Girls with violet eyes. who are fond ~
flowers, should select sweet-scented VIZ
lets. preferably nesting at the throat =
else pansies-rich. velvety. mauve-uurrl.
pansies-each one decked In the centa-
with tiny golden heart To brunatts.
with dark eyes all varieties OF velIo-
flowers or dark red roses vii be 6ouna
most becoming
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

In Utah, where plural marriages were
the rule among the Mormons until re-
cent years, the number of divorced per-
sons is 335. little below the average, and
Idaho, with about half the population of
Utah and a considerable proportion of
Mormons, has AGO.
The State in which there is the largest
number Of divorced women divorced and
not remarried), is Ohio, with 700; Illinois
has 1900 and Texas $500.
After Texas comes New York and then
Pennsylvania, Indiana, Michigan, Mis-
souri,, Massachusetts, and California. All
these have more than 1000 each
In some of the Southern States, Ala
bama, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana. Mis-
sissippi North Carolina and Tennessee
among them, the number of divorced
women is twice large as the number of
divorced men.
In Alaska there are more divorced
women than divorced men: in Hawaii
there are more divorced men than d.
Yorced women.
Indiana, with a population 100000 less
than Massachusetts, has 1000 divorced
persons. and Massachusetts, has e0o0.s
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

A few days later the young girl-she
was hardly more than child--became
seriously i'll, and an operation was neees-
saIy. Meanwhile, the Queen had learned
who had sent the painting. and the result
was that few hours before the time for
the operation, the court physician entered
the girls home, with instructions from
the Queen to take the best possible care
of her. Soon after came OF the
Queens ladies in waiting, with a large
boxful of beautiful presents, among
them being boxes OF choice paints,
brushes. engravings, a jeweled brooch
ard fine portrait of little Princess Yc-
laEde, below which were written some
kindly words by the Queen herself.
Answers to Corresponds Its.
MARGUERITE.-To make a~xiolet sa-
chet. take ounces powdered orris root, 2
ounces powdered cassia buds, ounces
dried rose leaves. drops essential oil of
bitter almonds, and drains of gum ben
zoin in powder. Mix thoroughly. This
may be put up in pretty bags and used to
perfume note-paper or placed In bureau
drawers.
G. C-H your hair is dry and brittle"
use little sweet oil to massage the scalp
once a day. Take up little oil on the
dngertfps and rub In well Brush the hair
daily and once week use a lotion made
of bay rum, onehalf pint: sweet oil, 1
ounce, and quinine, 10 grains Always
shake well before using.
FROM A BOY-For your hair, follow
directions given above to G. c. The itch
ing Of the scalp Is allayed by witch
hazel Rub It In well with q stin brush
with the finger dps Your hands wont
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

for the recipe for my complexion. 1t 10
quite clear and smooth now. Please tell
me what Is good for chapped hands"
Olive oil, 1 ounce; spirits OF camphor. 1
dram: alcohol, 1 dram, and spirits OF
lemon, 10 drops, rubbed on the hands At
night will cure chapped hands. They
VIII not chap, however. IL you will always
use cornmeal or oatmeal when washing
the hands, and, before drying them, rub
on some glycerine, l ounce; rose water,
ounces, and lemon juice, 1 dram
ROsABELLA-I sympathize with you
most heartily about your red nose and
think that It Is decidedly one Of the dis
agreeabIes Of life" Try this lotion every
night until a cure Is effected: Tannio
acid, dram; glycerine, 2 ounces. and
rosewater, ounces. Dissolve the acid In
the glycerine and add the rosewater.
Saturate a piece of absorbent cotton with
the lotion and bathe the nose. A red
nose and flushing Of the face are often
due to drinking a cup OF hot tea when
cold, and those who are inclined to them,
II they go to pay visit, or to an "at
home in winter, should avoid drinking
anything hot for at least twenty minutes
after they have been in the house.
VICTORIA-To I'LL out holIows on each
side OF your collar bone and to develop
all the neck muscles try these head
bending movements: Bend the head sias-
ways ten times to the right and as many
times TO the left, and then forward until
the chin touches the neck. Repeat these
movements fifteen times. taking long.
deep breaths; deep breathing has much
to do with developing the muscles Of the
throat, neck and csest- The movements
of the head must be made slowly. without
any Jerkiness The throat and neck
should be rubbed with cold cream or al
mond oil nightly
F. G.-For soft corns. soak the feet well
at night IN hot water in which has been
dissolved a few crystals Of permanganate
Of potash. Then dry carefully and pow
der with a mixture Of equal parts tannic
acid and boracic acid. Next morning
wash with tepid water. rinsing with cold;
dry thoroughly and powdeF with boracio
acid.
DOROTHY G.-If your hands are red.
hold them up over the head each day for
a few minutes. This win cause the blood
to leave them for a while, but am afraid
that little can be done except to stir up
the general circulation by daily exercise.
TRY this remedy: Honey, ounce almonCs
oil 1 ounce the yolk OF an egg. Beat all
well together and add a rev drops. OF
lemon fuice Spread on the hands at
night about twice week and put on
pair Of gloves, white ones preferably.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

NHE best cosmetic in the world is
smiling-that and its twin sister,
laughing
It turns an ugly girl into an at
- tractive one. and a pretty girl
into a still more charming creature
Neither a face tint, nor a skin whitener,
a complexion brush nor tonic is need
ed by the dsmsel who understands this
secret OF secrets for making ones self
fascinating.
In London the latest novelty is a pro-
fessor or doctor OF smiling, who, for a
consideration. VIII teach one how to smile
like Queen Alexandra or the Mona Lisa,
or sfter any pattern she may choose
A woman selects the style Of smile
which she thinks Will most become her.
and then forthwith she IS instructed in
the art OF acquiring just that particular
sample, whether II be the coquettish, the
winning. the demure or the genially ex-
pansive style.
The professor has list Of some three
score or more styles OF smiles Among
the number are the smile Of sympathy.
the smile OF endearment, the debutante's
timid smile, the reserved smile of the
thoughtful woman and the smile of sim
pie Jollity
There are many others, labeled as the
majestic. the thoughtful, the trusting,
the distrustful, the incredulous, the self
conscious, the mocking. the beguiling,
the alluring, the repelling. the restrained,
the daring, the penitent. the reproachful.
the infectious, the ebullient, the longing,
the expectant the interrogative, the
hollow, the cold and classic. the scorn-
ful, the wistful and the radiant.
There are smiles and smiles. The scorn-
ful and the distrustful. for example, are
not recommended to smooth out wrin-
kles' round out contours, give sparkle
TO the eyes and enhance every charm.
These results depend upon the amount of
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

NW11aT,asI a,sI,aa dark hair and so1 pale oom
wv wear dead white. A deep cream
color could be worn Or yellow or red.
Anything like light green should be given
q wide berth Heliotrope is becoming to
girls with very fair hair. gray-blue eyes
and fair skins. Such girl could wear the
fashionable light green with advantage.
The sallow brunette who is wise viii not
wear lilac; the blonde who is aIiiicted with
washed-out compile xion and who puts
on gray costume is not success.
Colorless women should not wear color
less shades. A broWn-halred woman win
a good complexion can wear almost any
thing. Most fair women look well In cold
colorsEblues, lilacs and pinks. Both black
and green tend to whiten the complexion
and yellow will tend to make 1T more
highly colored.
An auburn-haired woman's best color Is
brown. while women with olive skins can
wear the most beautiful colors-warm
reds and gold
The norid complexion looks best in clear
black. with q creamy tint between the
neck and the gown to soften the contrast
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

designate it. for it aids in developing the
chest.
Not only our compilations and our lungs
are going to be improved by indulging a
merry spirit, but success in any under
mind. Gayety, courage and quiet mind
was Stevenson's wish for his Samoan
household. Any one who backs up MS
brains with these three gifts has all the
odds in his favor. 1t is next to impos-
sible that he should fail in what he un-
dertakes. Gayety is the essence of power.
A light heart under failure is another
condition of success. Nothing deadens
the heart Of enterprise or unstrfngs tne
nerves Of action like At of the blues.
A sure cure for the blues Is to smile
keep on smiling; don't stop smiling.
AS for the necessity OF smiling in all
situations and under all conditions and
circumstances, that must rest with the
Individual who will probably decide that
she will look as she feels and smile when
she pleases.
If she is not of smiling disposition 1t
may be well for her to ponder over some
of the following wise saws and sayings.
taken at random from the note book OF
the professor of smiling:
Laugh and live long and keep young
The woman who smiles Is eloquent with
out language. She can say more than
would probably be put into words.
A secret smile II heavens sunshine re
hected In woman's face
The heart that sings wings itself to
heaven.
II we face the world with a CHEEKY ac-
ceptance we nnd the world fun Of cheer