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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-06-03
The Board of Trade.

An interesting meeting of the Board
OF Trade was held last evening In the
absence of President Oswald, who was
taken i'll yesterday, and Vice President
Murphy, who was out of town, Hugh
Malloy was called to preside. The in
dustrial committee reported progress,
also that much correspondence is being
conducted by the committee. The secre-
tary read several notes from the Factory
Bulletin regarding firms who desire
sites. They were ordered turned over
to the industrial committee
Chairman Crawford, of the railroad
to the Jersey Central officials requesting
a meeting to discuss the advsab bility of
an extension to town. In answer he
had received an interesting reply from
e. e. Kerwin, who had interested
Messrs. Huntington and Rooms, OF the
freight department. A letter sent to
w. G. Besler the general manager, had
not been answered for want of time, but
Mr.. Crawford expected to be able to
report his reply by next meeting Wal
ter Parker, of the Pond Creek Terra
Gotta Works, and w. R. Fad were
added to the railroad committee.
The improvement committee was in
creased by adding the names of b. f.
Davis and Hugh Malloy.
Councilman Crawford gave some good
suggestions to the improvement com;
mittee and cited few of the many
things in town which require attention.
He believed that II the committee would
get together and recommend, that con-
ditions are favorable to do much good
along these lines. Postmaster Davis al
so discussed the matter and said that
free delivery was often spoken of, but
that it would never come If the popula-
tion should grow to $1,000 while the
sidewalks remain as they are and the
houses not properly numbered
j. j. McMenamin suggested that the
board make an effort to ascertain from
the land owners of the vicinity what
ground, II any, is at the disposal OF the
board for free sites to industries that
might be induced to locate in town 1t
was referred to the Industrial committee
for action.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-06-03
Home From Hospital.

John Gallagher, a young man of High
land, who was severely injured in the
mines in March and has been receiving
treatment since at the Miners hospital,
was permitted to return home yesterday.
hospital, where an operation will be per-
formed upon his injured leg. Three
bones of the limb are yet out of place
aud an effort will be made by the sur
geons to replace them.
William Gillespie and Patrick Quinn,
both of Drifton, expect to be discharged
on Saturday. The former was treated
for powder burned leg and the latter
for appendicitis.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-06-03
Suit Waits for HONEYMOON.

When Judge Halsey reached the libel
case of Jury Commissioner M. j. Mul-
derig against the Wikesbarre Times
in court yesterday Congressman II. w
Palmer asked for continuance. He
explained that Liddon Flick, the editor,
was about to be married and intended
to be away for some time on his we'd
ding trip.
Judge Halsey remarked that the
grounds for a continuance were good
and marked the book as follows:
Martin Numbering vs. the Times.
Now, June l, continued because Mr.
Flick's absence on his wedding trip"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-06-03
SCHOOL BOARDS
new OFFICERS
Directors Reorganize for the
Coming Year.
w.. J. Brogan Is President
and John G. Boyle Secre-
tary of FreeIand Board.
Result in Foster and fiazIe.

Freeland school board reorganized
Monday evening by unanimously eecting
the following officers, after Directors
elect James McHugh and John C. Boyle
had taken their seats:
President-W. j. Brogan.
Secretary--John G. Boyle.
Treasurer-Hugh McGeehan.
r. j. O'Donnell, Esq, was reelected
solicitor at the same salary as last year,
$40 per annum.
The secretary's salary was fixed at
S125 per year, as before.
Bart McClennan was re-appointed
janitor at a salary of S35 per month
during the school term.
The treasurers bond was fixed at
$50, 600 and his commission at per cent
on orders paid.
The first Thursday evening of each
month was fixed upon for regular meet
ings, with the exception of the next
meeting, which will not be held until
June IL.
The directors present were Messrs.
Boyle, Brennan, Brogan, Buckley, Fet-
terman, McGeehan, McHugh, Purcell
aud Slattery.
Director-elect J. j. Brobst did not
qualify, but will do so in the near
future.
Previous to the reorganization the old
board met, with Directors Boyle, Bro
gan, Buckley, Fetterman, Isaac, Nc
Geehan, Purcell, Slattery and Timony
present.
Coke Bros. e Co., coal, S2l 40; Kinds &
Noble, text books, $23.54; Bernard
Boyle, hauling, $l.50; Freeland Water
Company, so 73; Electric Light Com
pany, roc; James McHugh, agent,
freight and express, S4,1s; r. j. O'Don-
nell, salary as solicitor, $40; d. S. Buck
ley, salary as secretary and postage,
Sl27.S4 total, $22S 9s.
The report of Supervising Principal
Hanlon reviewed the work of the schools
for the past year and gave the teachers
much praise for their earnest, systematic
and harmonious efforts to advance their
pupils 1t also recommended that the
seven members OF the High school senior
class be graduated, and the recon-
mendaton was approved by the board.
Following are the names of the grad
uates Misses May Evans, Sarah Kuntz,
Katie Sippel and Laura Winter and
James Gallagher, John Mcdonald and
Thomas Rohrbach.
The report showed the enrolment
for the term to be 1913; attendance for
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-06-03
the month, 500; average for the month

the month, 500; average for the month,
GAG; average for term, IT'S.
An invitation from the senior class OF
the High school to attend the. COM
mencement exercises at the Grand opera
house on June 25 was accepted and the
board guaranteed the class financial as
sistance to defray the expenses of the
occasion, If the same should be neces-
sary.
The secretary's financial report for
the term was read and showed that the
districts floating indebtedness of $2,745
last June has been reduced to about
Sl7O, net gain of $2,575.
A vote thanks for their services was
rendered the retiring directors, Messrs.
Boyle, Isaac and Timony.
FOSTER BOARD.
Foster township directors organized
as follows on Monday evening:
President-Philip Brior.
Secretary-John Weber.
Treasurer-Richard Dudley.
G. o. Stroh, ESQ, was chosen solicitor
at a salary OF $75 per year.
The secretary's salary was fixed at
$3.50 per year and the treasurer's COM
mission at per cent
The new treasurer's bond was placed
at 1000, after which the treasurer
elect presented the document, signed by
H. C. Rooms, A. Rudewck, John Shigo,
Thomas Birkbeck and John Burton.
The bond was approved.
Regular meeting dates were fixed for
the second Saturday evening of each
month.
Committees were appointed as follows:
Buldings-Dudley, Sachs, O'Niell.
Books and supplies-Weber, johnson,
Brior.
Thirteen mills were levied for build
ing purposes, thirteen for teaching pur-
Continued on Fourth Page
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-06-03
Superintendent Resiqns.

r. E. Meyer, who has for the past
several years served as superintendent
for the Freeland Electric Light, Heat
and Power Company, has rendered his
resignation, to take effect on July l.
Under Mr.. Meyers management the
plant has prospered and light rates have
been lowered. After July 1 he will
have charge of the electrical branch OF
j. Woodring & Co.'S business at Halle
ton
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-06-03

The members of the three anthracite
district boards Of the United Mine
Workers, who are In session at Wilkes
barre, have decided to threaten general
suspension of work throughout the
anthracite region If the operators do
not at once agree to recognize District
Presidents Nichols, Fahy and Dettrey as
members Of the Cancellation Board and
adjust the grievances under which the
mine workers are now la boring.
This action was taken at the close of
a long session and full discussion of
the situation, and is understood to be
the course suggested by President Nit
chell at the conference with the district
presidents in Buffalo on Sunday to force
the operators to terms
Since the finding of the Strike Com
mission was made public, the mine
workers have lived up to all the recon-
mendations in it, and the operators
have done likewise, except the portions
relating to the adjustment of grievances
by the Board of Cancellation, the ap-
pointment of commissioner to report
upon the price OF coal at tdewater and
the adjustment of the wages of the mine
workers upon the sliding scale basis
The Board of Cancellation is expected
to adjust all the grievances OF the mine
workers which can not be settled by a
committee of the workers and the COL
liery officials. These disputes are in the
main as follows:
The claim of the Schuylkill district
mine workers for an eight-hou day on
Saturday as they have worked for many
years instead of the full nine.hou day
as specified by the commission
The complaint that driver boys and
other company hands are required to
work more than nine hours In stablng
their mules and preparing for the ensu-
ing days work.
The charges by the mine workers of
discrimination in the employment of
union men.
The claim of the rock workers that
they are entitled to the same per cent
OF back pay that the coal miners re-
ceived from November / to April /.
The charges that wage discrimina-
tions are taking place at various collier
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-06-03
BIRTHS.

Boyle.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick J.
Boyle, Centre street, a son.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-06-03

Screen windows and screen doors are
selling at lowest prices at Brkbeck's.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-06-03
STRIKE CLOUDS.
Mine Workers Threaten Suspeu eusion in
the Anthracite Region.

the Anthracite Region.
Reports from Wilkesbarre at 3 p. M.
today Indicate that convention of the
region will be called for the purpose of
ordering a suspension of work. Official
announcement of this has not yet been
made, but will probably be given out
this evening or early tomorrow. The
strike feeling is reported strong in every
portion of the region.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-06-03

e. G. Dewitt 81 Co. is the name Of the
firm who make the genuine Witch Hazel
Salve. DeWitts is the Witch Hazel
Salve that heals without leaving scar.
1t is a serious mistake to use any other.
DeWitt's Witch Halle Salye cures blind,
bleeding, itching and protruding piles,
burns, bruises, eczema and all skin dis
eases. Sold by Growers City drug store.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-06-03
AnSlaDGS Of Men

Can be fitted and suited here.
We have clothes made for the
'hard to fits" and we fit them.
Many stout and slim men who give
up trying to buy clothes ready
made, come here and find exactly
what they want If you are an
extra tall, short or fat man come
and see what we can do for you.
Well surprise you with the
clothes; possibly more with the
prices-for, being unusual in
shape, you've had to pay penalty
to your tailor. We do away with
that and charge you no more than
we do the ordinary built man.
We also have large line of
Ladies and Gents Furnishings,
Hats, Caps, Neckties, Dry Goods,
Notions, etc. Large line of
Trunks and Suit Cases.
JOHN SHIGO,
IA South Centre Street.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

A gifl likes being girl so sne can
like the ooys ,c like her being one
A man wants to know if woinar
loves him; a w. man why he lover he.
Being in ones second ee'ldnood
docs not mean having a second crol
CT children.
Every time a Woman tells a funn'
story the n1AA who invented it
! over In hi grave. 1elf that
i: 4s hard to convir ~nce a mar.
Ia &hocent wide. "e'
AEed woman f. ''S*es
"A oupho get married for 4 toSa !,
cutR their finish,
AUS no credit to a man to ne yoos
the point Of gun,
A tourist without money is a tramn
I'D -ramp with money is a tourist
MO- than physical culture is re-.
llred to make a man strong-m;,do,
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ana the man she Tound ON me srer1
ducked his he.td v her and asked;
"IIave Voc gst a husOand. ma'amF'
"Ycs." ....
.Is be ss!r;:t and fat and baidheafed ,"
'4>atfsr So
"rnfs..sSy~sted in bees amt he, Tf1eas
he .Sa4 make a profit OF so a hive and
keGo!, ~m in his back " vd?''
Fa>Has-has anything hapl'esssQ to
kssnT' she exclaimed
~Y~a :a,an,>. there has, He d4.e1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-26

=, nve Or six miles after material. They
won't oe half the 'htxsance mat cats
and dogs and parrttSs are I'm be just
IKE finding money in the. road
Mrs. Bqwser spent tie next half hour
making, figures and advancing argu-
ments> but Mr.. Bowser's enthusiasm
was not "o be dampened. There was
s4o eleah profit to hive of bees, and
.~esty times forty made $500. He set
s'ea II that he would take q run out in
@She country next day. and layestagate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-26
1903, by c. B. Lewis. ]

copyright, 1903 by C. B. Lewis
-uEN Mr.. RowSor sat down
W. to. to his is. 'IsaG n:a,l,,, the on5 n%wsa vysa
per from his pocket al-G be-
ran to pcruse it with such appare;st
:n+orcst that Mrs. Bowsel's caTicGif@
ros aroused. She waited for ter n!D-
,,tos but as he made no eApI"natois5
ale finally asked:
"Isn't that something new you have
there ~
"yos. it's the Beekeepors Journal.
! he replied as he looked up. i got II
+bro,lch the mail today.
"Hut why should any one send it to
ycu:'
II don't know, but thank him, wt.o
oyer he was. It's put an idea into my
,ead that should never have thoNglt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-26
10 You suppose the

sGf5 III Go YOU suppose tHe= =t"ft.a
IT,. ate "a Il >in@le Live O! tss.e.>
u },,..e= or fe5r dollars, perH;Ps, mt
Ife4 2eaeae<s. S;y,.e don't take UP t!Gat
|fat.,, 10 keep beess-
"is;a, f&D Is IL Il lad to make S40
sclean profit in four OF five months from
Ia single hive of bees? You are always
Icryiug fad but l never had one III
my life o in for straight business
.and to mako money
"But you Couldn't keep bses in town,
'yoq know
|, u don't see WHY couldn't We
Have d M1c yard large e.4ougA for at
least tuen; hives They wo;i.d re-
turn a e!ca profit of $500 and take
|eaYe Of themselves BY John, but I'm
Igoing to investigate this matter, If |
can add $500 a year to my income, why
not do it,
r "Hon't YOU see anything hui pfu1itst'
protested Mrs RowSer as she realized
that she ought to have kept still. "l%ara
hive will cost you 81 to start with,
'' iiisS ti' < SNtil II lt''i.iNN y W. 'iiiN'
years ago but you know nothing of
bees, You don't even kiseW that they
swarm once year"
But | can learn, can't II" he replied
Perhaps but ii would be all non
sense. The bees would be an awful
nuisance here. and the police would
probably interfere The honey woald
not sell for much unless it was clover
and where would your bees find clover
In city,
Let 'em go to the country for it
Right here it says that bees often fl!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-26
An OWL STOLE A PUPPY.

4 Connecticut paper, ment4ohing tn
pui4c&Ase of a fine "GG&on puppy
~ a gentleman namsea Haas, addes
~On Thursday he %eht away to e'orl
leaving the PUPPY shut up in the h
He did not get e; back till 8 o., IN
the evening, and while b" no mas
out his hofses the essd o;thor ns,a,'
the barhyFs~d. 7
heard IL y
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few E,inlilcS before 1O ocl"t'k AS r"
was hurryin9 on he heard Il horses
hoofs and the rattle of Il wagon hrInu
him Rartin9 beijnd q tr@c hes Il" tho
road lie waited fal. thc eolaer h. pas
i man WAS driving. and IL l.. came III
4 full moon shining ift Ht~ face. NJ
Gurdy recognized AjII = thu l,rrseu
who had tallen tte letter. /. an III
staHt he WAS stHudin4 IA the raal Goa
fronting the man WitA a coeNed re
voly"r
I've 4t9 meaey, sad &tiHeaSz
IT isn't n.4nay wan.. Give me th'
letter Yea took
"IIoid oI I'll e..flaiH (. at I'm
revenue a":ef.r. and .sog! re {; l7ts.man
We're 18th in the United ste So
iee. y going now I" .iol, nl8 pos
and III five minutes We. Has tNo .
the s!ies4z=4S; Hlaea.,..Hei.- :: .e:...,, :, 9.
''YoHsHl na3, no tho !.~9=s=tl"ra =: Ct
and j tro.:tei' yoa fer tie iett..r.
:S;.v9Fs 1-as a,seeniai5 4 - eoet.e
,lt nE'' ;,a:l, y y :; lffen IN ano II
.,~.s.:....s C. ~, $es.5.tt.' We. { i'9ef
- f~s.sa aeea::,,, ~ t,i4=!i.: oa..ec.
Nh east Yea 5o3r posi'ion.
n =. n.
.lf il 4r>s#it ,s:.slI he AZ leejn' yaa
- -
,,.,s, :, s,.>o'ute t:.ua am he
- t=:lii''lrd without n cor.
III tA.at Ncturdy v'e3.A aes re. ).
e. - g.: ;s,3A~. !:p ":.#sv, his re>olvsn
: II ~!:j<fled b. t!~ I'd He ti@eo
and \ u 5j W#H Hl;;!f..a5!. Both lacn
vzarr Wa;.:.s..,d &s,,reS fell fHo:.# IL,
-: "a. L. 10 i. M5s.a:',lE CT. s,,...al
~ to H5lH PIT his Hand ia,o his pocket
a.rl to-. cut t...e l=e=;;a. ..f,aH eX&:34.n
s..- ,,'>'->s.s; IL n#g.4eoni9i4t md
.eoiHg eat 1t was WhHt ne wanted /"
f2iut, j.
All tts.is ofs.':.s i v=##is4s:::1 : so#nd of
ti.a rassda@veaS HHll 1T { me- n tbo
CauGEell haat!.efs lt'Gto lsss~s t.
whisky iIe=trin@=the Shots, The went
10 tllp SPOT where= tllcy wore iii d and
fel.n.. -. I'D NeGHrGg t,e lat
4 ter Uneen~"iF rs.
An koHr later tie =hrot!4erS deposited
tiIn wosin,ed StiTeHs where he lodged
and in the morning drove ua to .Ael'
own cabin with A4cs 'ufdss. Wien NJ.
saw tbn'n eo1&ia@ with =the=nTsGn VIII
/ had saved them lying II length in the
wagon. SHE climbed in and folded I'm
in he! arms
\ year later Il large bundle of pa
perS relating to the case We're i2eon
holed in the interior department q
Washington and a similar bundle il
the post office department. An ofde
was issued from each, the one com
mending Benjamin Stivers. tie othe
Alexander McCurdy for the faithful
ness with which they had served tn
government in their respective depart
mentS.
Stivers was promoted and placed il
another field. McCurdy was ultt
mately made postmaster and til
Campbell brothers dropped moonshir
ing and took up legitimate business
But the greatest of all the rewards-s
McCurdy considered twas his, i
the love Of Mag Campbell.
ROGER ]. BERKELEY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-26
Chance for a Graft.

We regret to hear that our Old
friend, WI Ting Fang, is now merely
a clerk in the Chinese Foreign Office.
But 2: oSrclity yet may be in store
for him. He may get into the Post
Office Department. t.-Philadelphla
North American >
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-26

ed it or stepped on it, he ran out just
in time to see huge horned owl fly
ing off with the puppy in his claws.
He ran after him, hallowing, but the
owl swooped off through an orchard
and this was the last he has since seen
of his Gordon puppy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-26
FAITHFUL SERVANTS
o., ,,'lE9i !

soHl@.Hal.
''Anythin% fer George Grau4er?''
TIE 4ues;iaa was asked OF loS;man
trad@ia2 a road III the Cumberland
* ..:l;;.,,i!s. Tie ,iueSt;on"r was a quick
moving sAari eyed man. who spoke in
tou" of authority The poStnan
elafeed el.seaeh d package of letters
Sc took sroH. his bag. while the othe,
.aeitod over lis shoulder.
sil.ere il is suddenly exclaimed
tie stranger and making dash,
-. {! - '5.ss-e,s o'!t of thp postlIans
l.ssl1s.. scattering II on=thc ground.
ia. .;i4e.H-::.#::'!; Pretusely. he hrIleed
tls postsEan to pick up the letters.
Tie ,osjiii;tn continued his route and
i>stsr c>g...t- s.t#t.l I; !aan- Wo::...:l stand
...s., IN ti.e ro.st.. waiting for linn.
N"tA.s: ;oelay, 49," he s4ia pleas
i.ss..y.
e>'-.'zz::.l' &, Bob. =s2.ore:"
Mex McGurs.y, t.Ie postn,la. loo:se,i
e. - .,-Js.s.s,- IL, io#.ll A-,.e -.
z y C@45l,cll.
@Gur'as" he ln1gttered Seems 10
ne re1Drsli.lor staltin' with one
.'.r=i. HAT feIcr below lie
-
"Wlat fcliea:"
90. i ~ a n.aa that was terrible
aeXio.ss fot !5iS lotszr aHd ho knocked
tfIss - on t.s. 4HoH.f,. I.e was mighty
w. "a le.s' 80 PIX ,ei.4 'la
">,lort. tAieh man, black. str:s.5..
bee...rl..a
u.,d. tr~.'
Il u. save US. its h.l9.,,''
.t5,.:.
..S...vs.s. rcvau3e man. T'eyM
Eetcl tom wifi! the 4t8d' on him.
They've 'l2a wutr's.o h:Hl T. weeks
and tlis fr)ler wAo'S tat f!a,2 lettcl has
been d9tu exe.,>-.lIs1I@ II, >>.ld 10 Had
oft wlz4r TIE s,ill i. Yea Neotc Koh
that led de3.eer tan' h.sr.l~ q Whisky
ii the wood. j.~l above Scott's mill to
night at is o'clock Rot5 WAS to let
Ton know 4.e'd .sattlle word and tie
lettcr d be here by You on tAis trip..
The .ril.l Sae!.aa c,'s he'd and tho
poStlnan slw how he had been tricked.
That he ws.s in tie United States Serv-
icc did not for !; moment outweigh bis
mountai1leer citizenship and his sym
patty with the mo0nShinprS Besides
Mag Campbell. the sister Of the men il
danger. was his Sweetheart-;tt least he
wanted her to be his sweetheart.
Here. take keer of this. Mag. he
said handing her his letter bag. I'm
! goi1i' to try to head him off"
"Ef yen do l'll'-.
McCurdy heard the words and knew
what they meant. but didn't stop tc
listen to their finishing. 1t was . O'Clock
and he had miles to go to reach the
rendezvous before the delivery OF the
goods, which, for the lack of revenue
stamp. would land the Campbell broth
ers in Jail. He knew every road. bA
path--tral in that region-ahu by tax
ing the shortest cuts was able to reacl
nni,.t not far from the rendezvous !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-26
Forty dcllars to IL hive.

Forty dollars to 4 hive
In! Why don't ycu =eakerlate on
Vour bees hatcbn out oiIi1tl,;S:s'
Il came heiss to ak yea Il lew civil
,!5.ps,.ons, I'D -. i i'=&-Sor,= ~out ii
YOU daut want to answer them III go
IN. You seem % think this bee Ques-
ion calls for sarcasm.
Il shouldn't wonder if Il did, but
h3iq't sim" today 10 bother With It
There's my two hives UP there. and
you'd better go and learn things for
Yourself You can see the bees Soin
4na eolAin and worlin', and YOU will
<9oW. more when YOU cit through II
You want to buy two hives III give YOU
bar4ain ON ON, I'm E4yther goin'
oct o bees and into onions,
. Mr.. Bowser Sauntered up to tle hives.
! It was warm. sunny day, and the
i5t.es were out and doing business. The
fafnlcr watched him for a moment and
N4on should,sr,d his hoe and started for
tile carntichi He had reached II and
no Il 4 score of lills and WAS thinking
# back yards and $40 profits when
series of yellS alarmed him. LOOKING
up. he saw a human figure gallop'nS
around his dooryard and cutting all
SORTS of antics While his wife began
blowing the dinner horn from kitchen
window as a tocSin of alarm.
"IIc's gone into bees, ! guess, salo
the farmer to himself as he started fof
the ho,lse. "but | kinder think he'll be
disappinte in tie profits.
Three hours later Mrs BoWser was
2..lnu.oued to the front door by ring
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-26
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safe.

uWhat do you think Of my new nov
ela' said the Industrious author.
"fou are safe in one respect, SAID
she inconsiderate friend "There Is
nothing in it good enough to put you
under the suspicion Of plagiarism
Brooklyn Eagle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-26

I'M one OF my neeliivcs. a1iout rnrce
hours AGO to look for hceswaN. and
the doctor has picked forty singers
out of him and is lookin for fifty
more, He'll he as big AS a barl for
the next three days. and then he'll
come home No cause to worry,
ma'am. Me and the old woman will
poultice him up and tell him that any
i,..U; y,u>... 1...ve i.uown better. and
guess he'll come home to drop bees and
70 to raisin oysters. NJ. QUA AID.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-26
Conspicuous.

"You have been conspicuous in the
halls of legislation, have you not?' said
the young woman who asks all sorts OF
questions.
Eyes. miss" answered Senator Sor'
ghum blandly. II think I have partici'
pated in some Of the richest hauls that
legislation ever made" = Washington
Star r.-.,s,9..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-26
"MYSTERY or TWO HEMiSpHERES.

He ea1s PAST
poWer he smile vne
the f6lt tft thVetns for the
4E DOES NOT YOU FATHtE PROVES you FACTS!
i
Marriage Divorce iieaIh Business
gdAes Lest or Absent Friends If
or y sh the power Of eontfoIn whatever
bes ambitions, call Of
help So confident he that
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Psychic Research the India Eoo Inaa
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