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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-12-18
ON THE "DuDE" TRAIN.
Johnny Drum me Who IL SIDE
Tracked To let the Limited go ~
Expresses his sentiments rcgards
Inn TINT Suucr1b Tr0in.

1T has been my dream Of JOY supreme
10 ride IN plush and velvet splendor
Iaflor car for n swell calender
Platform fenced with n swell brass fender
On the Regular Limited Train
Electric bell right under your nose
Porter 10 come and brush your clothes
Grub IN the diner the best that grows
q downy bunk for "A nights rep0sa
IN the Regular Limited Train
Chorus
Bif! Bang. n mile n minute
No other method OF travel is in 10
J. want to go ripping, Skipping and tipping
Away on the Limited Train
These lines are not original with me. They
are taken from a %tuneful little ditty sung
IN George AIDES comedy Peggy from Paris"
The jingle danced through my brain the
other day as we lay on the siding at Prairie
Junction. or some such place, to let the
Santa Yes west bound California Limited
go by. 1t was a gorgeous train OF palace
cars. and behind the plate glass observation
windows beauty and fashion and youth and
old age were lolling among the luxuriant
cushions, some visiting, some reading, some
pleasantly doing. some making wreaths OK
cigar smoke, some gazing dreainily through
the windows at the passing cities, ana
fields, and forests and rivers.
j stood on the rear platform OF the last
car OF our train and watched the California
Limited as she faded away toward the gold
en- west. And ] thought of the difference
between travel now and travel in the days
OF 40, when it took the gold seeker half q
long, weary year, filled with all kinds Of
hardships, to travel the distance that is now
covered in three days. ! thought of the
slowly moving wagons, the dust, the stones,
the jolting, the thirst, the hunger, the
homcsickncss. the snaillikc crossing Of
plains, the laborious climbing Of mountains,
the weary dragging weeks, the never ending
trail.
In these palaces that had just glided by
we're people going to the same place 70
spend the winter months where the climate
is perpetual summer. And they were not
10 endure a single hardship on the journey
When night came they were to lie IN bedi
whose soft embrace makes sleep q LUXURY
and in the day time the velvet cushions OF
their seats were TO be made deeper still by
pillows-and thy were to spend a delightful
part Of their time in the gilded and glittering
dining car, where every dainty that ever
ticklcd the palate is cnticlngly served-ln
short, they were to have on the trip all the
comforts OF homeland OF the best kind OF
home.
stood there and watched them pass out
Of sight while my soul was consumed with
envy. But | derived some consolation out
of resolving that sometime !, too, would
see California. and | promised myself that
il ] ever did go there it would be oyer the
Santa Fc. "JOHNNY DRUMMER
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-12-18

They who court lame never win it.
RAM Horn.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-12-18

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an i%nfalli.
Samuel, Ocean Grove, \. j., Feb. Il, 1900
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-12-18

Nobility OF character manifcsts itself at
loopholes when it i not provided with large
dOors-Mary f.. wilkins.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-12-18

Putnam fadelcss Dyes cost but 10 cents
per package.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-12-18
stops the Cough

and works off the cold. Laxative Bronze
Quininc Tablets. Price % cents
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-12-18

Confidence is the secret Of strength
Monod.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-12-18

NoTE.-Avoid baking powders made from
alum. They. look like pure .powden.
and may raise the cake, but alum
is n poison and no one a eat food
mixed with Il without injury 70 health
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR BUSINESS WE

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A BUSINESS WE
have them at right price. @
SIXTEEN rooms modern, close In, $685.
SIXTEEN rooms on Ntcollet. fine furniture
$500.
: TWO ELEGANT i7e-room flats on Nico1let.
CONFECTIONERY, fine fixtures rent $40 SS5
TRANSIENT FLAT, eight rooms, money max
er, $685. ;
EXCEPTIONAL tine rooming house, 9th av,
cheap.
TWO PAYING Groceries. fine location, at
invoice.
ceipts $45.
RESTAURANT, clearing $1oO monthly, s1es.
TWO FINE boarding-houses, all filed, sac
rifce.
WE HAVE 1os rooming houses, fats hotels,
located close in, all money makers, that car
be bought cheap, on easy terms.
Call Suite 515. Kasota Block.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
RENTAL LIST.
INT G. SNITEJ hi NlCOlILEI At.

N1cYELs s sai lh sll N1conlHr Az.
500 o-sa7 9Th az s H9 y rooms, modern, will re-
s'0 model an and put in nrst-ciass condition for
desirable tenant lease for three
BIOLOGISTS 9th st s, 10 rooms, hardwood finish
and floors, combination heating plant gas
raaSs cli hisne av hardwood fin
ish and floors, combination heating plant,
open plumbing, gas heater and gas range
s27. 5o@2511 Aldrich ay S. 10 rooms, steam heat
s1s.so$o9 e" Stevens av rooms city water in
yard cistern and we'll. east front. l.
$1S.50-2o17 list av s. rooms CITY wafer III
s125oE2oO7 18th av s. rooms. city water in
s16.5o--SS4 Bradford st, St. Anthony Park, q
STEAM HEATED FLATS.
$4O.oo-Flat b, Savoye 1919 list av S, rooms,
first hoor hardwood floors; walking dis
sa2.5o@Flst 5, Arcadia 1874 L 18th st, 8 rooms,
hardwood hoors open plumbing IN first
See F ffnl!EsS NOT SeS Af Heated.
8 9.5o--221e 18th av $, rooms second floor
s22.oooi21e I'd av S. second floor, rooms. open
plumbing, hardwood floors, walking dis
s17.5oNS1oe Columbus av, 8 rooms, first floor.
ymdais ~ IN second
modern, gas. bath, electric bells, door
s sqS es"s sH tses floor
modern. gas, In hrst-class condition.
&11.5O-32o 9th ST. fiat 2, rooms, city
s1soo"sooo' 9th st s. 5 rooms, first door, cistern
and WELL Nov. list.
3 o0O-2212 Locust st, first floor, rooms, els.
tern, we'll.
STORES.
$780, L Goth St, with living rooms in rear,
modern gas closet, city water.
We have two barns for rent for storage Purc
poses or for other purposes; one at 171t
Nicollet av, So. and one at 2640 Stevens
av, $3.50.
Fire Insurance written in good Board Com
panies at lowest rates. Let us figure on your
insurance. ~
Agents for Prospect Park Linden Hills
Manages Fourth and Fifth and Meeker Island
Lots for sale easy terms. Call for plats
and prices.
Both Telephones.
NICKELS & SMITH, Bill Niconet av.
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o o o o o o O O
BANKS PILE UP ENORMOUS PROFITS,
so DO WE
}. Banks hoard the earnings in their sur
plus and undivided profits. p,
, WE SHARE our earnings with you as we
go along.
SAFETY IS OUR first point, but we get
} splendid profits, too.
Investigate and you will Invest. TRY
US once.
e41 Lumber Exchange.
}
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FLAT, SIX ROOMS. LAUNDRY AND BATH
tho hent) corner 18th az s and 10th ct, $40
s. H, Find1ey, 81 Andrus BLDG. Is.
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC.
HORSES. CARRIAGEs-WANTED

We ARE ALWAYS READY TO PAY CASH
for horses wagons, buggies harnesses, and
sleighs at Midway Horse Market. St. Paul.
Minn Barrett & Zimmerman.
WANTED-EY J. H. PHELPS. HORSE OR
team Of horses for keep; can give good
D. No. I.
WANTED-CHEAP TEAM OF HORSES,
weight about 2.40O: will pay cash. S. r.
Child. e35 Lumber Exchange.
CASH PAID FOR HORSES, HARNESSES, BUG.
gies and wagons Frost Co.. Y "a st N.
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FOR RENT
Furnished Rooms.

Two NICELY FURNISHED CONNECTING
front rooms, one side roon all modern con-
ventences, in best part of city, business
center and car line. 512 Forest, near Lyn-
.dala s. - u :
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H. E. LADD,
REAL ESTATE, RENTALS, LOANS,
INSURANCE.
302-3O3 Andrus Building.
UNFURNlSHED HOUSES.
=. 12-room house, newly repaired, 301 Oak
Grove St; rent $45.
10-room house, all modern, 32e Clifton av;
rent $50.
16-room house list av S, near 18th; all
modern, hardwood finish rent $75.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
House on Harriet av. 9th st, nine
rooms, all modern. rent $40.
House on LIST av s. near 18th st, steam
heated, all modern, Well furnished rent SIS.
Some Of the better class homes. ranging
from 500 to $125, on hand for the winter.
STORES.
zoos Nicollet av, plate glass front newly
papered, in splendid locationi rent $50.
MODERN FLATS.
Groom fiat, steam heated, in easy walk
ing distance; rent $42 SO.
Broom fiat Kenwood Parkway, fine To-
cation; rent SIS.
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HOUSES.
2l5 Groveland av, II rooms, thoroly modern,
1929 Park av. rooms, modern, hardwood
2524 Stevens av, - rooms, modern, two
bathrooms, $40.
2446 Harriet av. rooms, modern, hardwood
floors, barn, $37 80.
IA Florence Court, II rooms, modern, new
steam heating plant, $50.
ao ~ LIZ ta1 st N rooms modern hardwood
$40 18th st, rooms, modern $50.
31O5 Columbus av, 10 rooms, modern, barn,
$50.
1918 11st az s, frame house, rooms, city
1924 sth av N, 9 rooms, modern barn, s25.
27st Hennepin av 8. rooms, city water, $25.
a1 10y. Lyndsslls ale av NJ rooms thoroughly
1914 eth az S. rooms, modern, $25.
242O Garfield av, 10 rooms, modern, $25.
Is Florence Court, 10 rooms, modern, $50.
1909 Hawthorn av, o rooms, city water, $22
1887 Columbus av, rooms, city water bath,
STEAM HEATED FLATS.
The Huyler, 121 and 1923 18th st S. new
thoroughly modern, steam heated fats and
apartments. two and six rooms each. Call for
The waverly, corner Stevens av and 10th st;
thoroughly modern flats, three to six rooms,
" Wv INITIATED FLATS
1901 3 18th ct, first floor, six rooms, mod
a1S7 Clinton av, first floor, five rooms, mod
ern. with steam heating plant, $3.50.
sS7 Clinton av' second floor, five rooms,
1121 Western av first floor, six rooms,
modern, hot air furnace, $25.
d slos oe OF av s. second floor ave rooms,
Call for rental bulletin for complete list
Of houses, fats, stores, etc.. in all parts Of the
MOORE BROS. & SAWYER.
All Nicolet av.
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HOUSES TO RENT-UPPER NIcoILET
island detached house, rooms, also Groom
second-foor fiat; both modern except heat
). Q. Griswold. Nicollet island. n. ". Tel.
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RENTAL LIST OF
DAVID p. JONES & co.,
N,;~ EIoo~

= main FLOOR,
s'n no 6 Hsn FoE R hs;5s'ns'
s76 1897 Kenwood Parkway, 12-room thoroly
Is ILL., Logan az T. 1oroom thoroy mod
$50 a1o7 I'd av S. 1o-r room modern house, fur
xS f Piaaaant a etc. 1oroo modern
s22 14oe 18th ar N, . rooms partly modern;
s1s 1000 Portland az, 7 rooms, city water,
s1s ssa 10th st, rooms, city water and
81 25se Stevens av, rooms. city water etc.
FLATS FOR RENT.
~ $2e 1908 Dupont nv N, first floor, Groom, all
s25 1905 Chicago av, second floor, modern
SIG 7O2 vineland place, rooms, second floor,
#-.- ROOMS FOR RENT.
SIS 22l2 Oakland av, first floor, rooms,
SIS 221o Oakland av. second floor, five rooms,
$3.50 244o Oakland av W" 1 rooms, second floor,
s12 sii sth av Ma rooms, city water and
49, sewer. anu
$12 Gil sth av N, rooms. city water and
~''' 81 sro 81 Il s FoR R apGE; rooms
So 18th st. city w ssHsa and a se%ey
$40 eos University av Sc, good location for
BARNS FOR RENT. 4e J.
81 1920 Lyndale av s, good barn near Tvn
,E dale and Lake st.
al lOth az :, good barn.
EDWARD L. MoGRoRY, - -
Rental Expert, .- E..
Temple Court.
NO. S26 Logan avenue N, S-room MODERN
~ S25; fine open plumbing, good furnace.
NO. 27O2 Emerson avenue S. rooms MODERN
$50; finely situated home; newly painted
open plumbing; good stable. !
MODERN FLAT Of 6 rooms on second floor 1,
building 1866 Grard avenue s. This i,
one OF the choicest fats in city. Renta
HOUSES TO RENT-UPPER NICoILE1
island. detached house. rooms, also 6-roor,
second-foor aat both modern excspt heat
3. Q. Griswold. Nicollet island. n. ". Tel.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

NO. 1909 Sd Av s, CORNER OF nth ST. BRICK
residence, II rooms, with ballroom; fine new
heating plant, up-to-dnte plumbing, hardwood
floors; very nice barn; the surroundings are
frst-class: sos.
No. ZOE W Grant St.. corner Of Spruce place;
10 rooms. modern and up to date In all re-
spects; ample heat furnished, artesian drink
Ing water, hot water for laundry and bath
purposes furnished all the year round. The
house has all the con7eniences Of 9 fiat with
. the exclusiyeness of Il private dwelling; 500 in
Ho 1ad fSe In aV corner of 22d
very nice 1o-room dwelling house with barn;
nice lawn, new heating plant and up-to-date
plumbing now being installed; $50.
No. 500 Forest av. nice dwelling-house, b
rooms. modern and comfortable; $35.
No: 2sl7 Nicollet az, - rooms modern; extra
and shrubbery; $35.
No. 1921 18th ay s. very nice brick house, .
No. 1872 9th ay s. good dwelling house.
rooms steam IAN heat hardwood foors BATH
No. 1854 Wayerly place, II rooms modern;
$50. This house Is on the crest OF the hill
~ blocks from the Kenwood car line. 1t at
fords very fine view Of the city and sur
No SOS i 22d st. uice little dwelling house Of
rooms, bath, gas. sewer connection; $11.oo'
ao2 9TH st Sc, 8 rooms, $50:
aEoK Ke % op 81 NJ MGR So FHoEN1x BLDG
DAVID O. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,
Ill Fourth st s.:
HOUSES-MODERN.
312 Malcolm av 1O-room modern house. .OC
honse ................ 3o.ot
1920 Lyndale s, rooms, barn $500
2731 Harriet av, 10 rooms, no furnace,
DaIu ...... ........... .... ...'...,. Ao'o\
good barn ' ................... so.oe
1416 Chicago av 10 rooms, barn ......... 5000
BIB University Sc. rooms 5000
HOUSES--NOT MODERN.
e46 Girard av N, 6 rooms, shed, cellar,
city water ........:.., 14.o(
2714 273a st S, rooms, with WELL cell
lar, cistern and shed .............. 9.O(
2635 LIST av s, S-room house, with city
ter, sewer, shed, cellar ........... 1906
Sill W s1st st, rooms, cellar, cistern,
vel! 49,. .............. 17os
we'll barn ............... 1906
1928 Hillside, rooms, city water sewer. II .C(
UNFURNISHGD ROOMS.
o12 W 2Sth st, first floor, c1stefn we'll. 1000
Sl9 Penn av N, s rooms, city water, shed 9.O(
513 James av N, rooms, city water,
FI.ATS-NOT HEATED.
3o0S Lyndale av S, second floor, rooms,
water, sewer, bath, closet ......... 16O(
FLATS-HEATED.
$3.50 Chicago av, rooms, second floor. $500
2o5 Grant, 6 rooms, third floor. ....... 5000
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
BUSINESS CHANCES

wANTED-PARTY WITH 81, 800 CASH
to join me in buying townsite Of
fine prairie land on railroad with soil
which will grow anything, for only
Sic go p Re Goa acre, on very long time;
resell readily at $3.50 to 81 per acre
by section; an unusual opportunity,
worth Investigating; after my option
expires prices will be $3.50 per acre
for tract. 80 +. -. -.
If you have the cash and are inter-
ested, write ut once.
7211, JOURNAL.
:. II.
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THORPE BROS.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND RENTALS.
ANDRUs BUILDING.
$12-e2e Aldrich av N. second floor, rooms,
s12sl1s Lyndaie ay $. 4 rooms. city water.
s11-2422 9Th av $, rooms, city water
$12-2s11 S1a st s, six
$14-a25 14th av S, 5 rooms city water, stove
s1b-24s Hennepin av, third floor, rooms, city
s25-2ss2 Oakland av, rooms. modern.
$23-Clinton av, 5-room modern house;
$25-1S26 4th S. S-room modern house.
$25-2442 5th av s, Groom modern house.
$25-1o1a Nicollet av, 11-room modern house..
$5S@s2s 't Logan n av N, sroom modern house
$27--17 W 14th street, 7-room house, modern
$3.50 18th av 5, s-room house. modern.
$3O-29o0 Portland av, 7-room modern house.
$45-25s4 18th av S. 11-room modern house.
S5O-4O1 Oak st Sc, Groom modern house.
tiop For particuars INQUIRE at Office.
e75-1O-room thoroughly modern house in Sunny
side. For particulars inquire at office.
$76-1731 Park av, 10 rooms modern.
$20-3O29 Grand av, Z rooms partly modern.
SOTO Emerson av N, Groom fat, second
floor, modern except heat.
STORES.
8 Sd st N, 2ox5o, heated. $40.
252 I'd av S, 24x10O, $50.
81 18th st S, 2OX7O, $50.
Is It'll st S, 25xSO, steam heated, 500.
WAREHOUSES;
Warehouse, about eox75, with trackage, on Mic
ollet island
11Oh 9th st S, second floor, 441e6, electric ele-
vatOr.
217-23 1st av N, s40O square feet, suitable for
light manufacturing.
"a and 30 Washington av N, 5,016 square feet,
suitable for light manufacturing.
20S NicOllet BOO feet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-17
lytton's Good Catch.

Bulwer Lytton was once entertain
ing at Kneworth a young Australian,
when the visitor from Melbourne, shy
and clumsy, took from the mantel-
piece piece of china lately given
his host by a grateful colonial; 1t
slipped out of his hands; in another
moment it would have been shivered
upon the hearth The host from his
sofa, saw what had happened, was
up in an instant, stretched out h
hand, and caught the bowl just ere
1t descended on the marble. "Fielded,
by Jove. but save my crockery,
which would rather not have writ
zen Money than have lost"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-17
WOMEN AND JEWELS.

Jewels. candy, flowers, man-that IS
the order of a woman's preferences.
Jewels form magnet of mighty pow
er to the Average woman. Even tF
greatest of all jewels health, is cite
ruined in the strenuous effort r. 10 .
or save the money to purchas- EN-
If woman will risk her healt. 20 ..t
coveted gem, then let Der 1octffy
herself against ths insjaGou> conse'
quences of cough c-4us 4nd bron.
chial affections 5y tne regular use OF
Dr.. Boschee's GermaD Syrup. 1t will
promptly ARE consumption in its
early stages aud Iseal the affected
lungs and broncbia, ,ubes and drive
the dread disease from the system. 1t
is not a cure-all out it is a certain
cure for coughs olds and all bron
chial troubles. Y.u can get DR.. G. G
Green's reliable remedies at J. A.
Coles. Get Green Special Almanac
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-17
Rad uck With His Panama.

CONGRESSMAN Hopkins OF Aurora
nought a Panama hat, wore it two
DAYS and then laid it away, probably
for good. The first day a gust OF
wind took it from his head and he
had to chase it two blocks. Next
afternoon he and his new hat were
caught in heavy shower. Putting
the Panama under his coat, he made
dash for shelter, but colided with
another man on similar mission.
His handsome headcovering suffered
badly in the collision, and the Aurora
states man l. put it on the shelf at
lHast for a time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-17
LiTTL. STORIES.
. + !. i. i. + + + i. i. 1. + + + + I
All Butter. No Cat.

Hugh :. Knox, son of the Gnlteo
States t-ttorney General, who was
arrested through an error recently
IN South Norwalk. Conn. and after
ward was discharged With eulosy on
MS conduct. has for a friend young
Frenehman who is beginning to learn
English. This youth wrote IN Eng
fish last month a little story about
a cat. and so amusing was the IAN
g2lage in which the tale was coucheo
that Mr.. Knox begged to make copy
of it. The copy reads as follows;
"A lady which was to dine said to
ner servant that she had not used
butter enough. This girl, for TO eX-
cuse herself, was bring little cat
On the hand. and told that she came
TO take him in the crime finishing TO
eat the two pounds from butter VINO
remain. The lady took Immediately
the cat whom was put in the bal
.ances. 1t just weighed that two
pound. This is all the very mueh
well for the butter the lady then
ssne said, but where is the cat? -
New Yolk Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-17
Novelties in the Shops.


Colonial I'LL rs Of mahogany or otner
sich wood intended for holding sill
yer spoons, forks, etS., are being re-
Vived for colonial dining-rooms. They
make odd side-board ornaments
ones which cannot fail to attract at
lention-but are somewhat cumber
some, considered as to utility.
They ale made with removable
top piece, which comes off, revealing
a series of little cases, in which the
silver is slipped and kept intact. Each
separate article has an individual
groove or sheath.
1t is seldom that we set the fash
ions for Paris, but this year that
wonder has come TO pass. The coat
suit of white butcher linen, with
Killed skirt and mouiik blouse. with
which we are already 50 familiar, is
being taken up in Paris and is called
style American"
Something new in the line of
porch furniture is the box made of
mating and bamboo. 1t makes a
aice httle seat for corner of the
piazza occupying less loom than a
chair. The lid is easily raised III
order 70 toss in maZasine, golf
stick or any other article with which
one has finished. Excellent for keep
ms the yeranda free of debris.
The vogue of automobiling has
brought forth a special bag for the
special uses Of the automobolist. The
bags come in leather Of all kinds and
coiors. They are especially nice for
carrying the powder puff, face
chamois and other little article neces-
sary Ell route.
The well-dressed woman is particu-
Ear to have the gloves worn with her
linen suit in the one-button length.
Heavy white castor with pearl clasp
is most stylish.
bcIlleS dIe1 HOW served Ill llllle
baskets of silver filigree in pure
Louis XVI style. With them come
wee silver pots with lids, containing
fresh cream.
The golf handkerchief, in -p"' oo,.
ors has superseded ther no+,,or oh
jectionally brilliant - 49,. 100
, ,t.r ~ Nerchiefs are car
~ sN 4,o ~ .ta 4 athletes of both sexes
aire greene Pink, blue
e..vender sometimes with white
apes running through the center),
are favorte patterns. The extreme
idea adopted by some enthusiasts Of
carrying these articles out of athletic
hours has not met with the approval
OF we'll bred people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-17
Summers Cold Selfishness.

One of the experiences of Maj.
Ponds boyhood days that was never
forgotten was his first meeting with
Charles Sumner 1t stamped this
fact on his brain:
CHARLES Sumner was an aristocrat.
He was my fathers ideal. We walk
ed nine miles to hear him speak.
Father Always ..pOke of him as the
Hon Charles Sumner so great was
his reverence of the man. He enjoy
ed the speech immensely. | do not
know whether | did or not. Father
sat near, with the intention of rush
ing ND and greeting him when he
had finished, but the Hon. Charles
was too quick for him. He mad
vanished.
Father said James. the Hon.
Charles Sumner is going to Milwau-
kee tomorrow morning, and we can
ride with him part of the way tie
was in the drawing-room car when
we cot on the train. Father stepped
up to him and said:
1.-The Hon. Charles Sumner, l
have read your speeches, l have felt
it the duty of every American to
take vo, nv the hand. This is my
son. He has returned from the Kan
sas conflict
The Hon. Charles Sumner did not
see father or his son, but he saw
the brakeman, and said: Can you
get me place where will be un-
disturbed?' Fathers heart was al
most broken. ."-Portland Oregonian.