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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-03

| Mr.. Wi'iam Moore is building {
new house Ga West Fourth avenue
The grading, on Chestnut street
has begun I'D the paving will soon
be laid.
Look out for the big drawing a
the Brook Hill July 4. Holland ant
Lampert.
Best and most up-to-da station
cry, very latest out, at Walker Drug
company.
The railway crossing at Main
street and Fourth avenue was repair
ed today.
| -Ryan's catarrhline cures you
colds and headaches when all othel
remedies fail.
+; We have what we believe is ono
of the best equipped drug stores in
Arkansas. Walker Drug company.
Miss Mabel Gray Craig will re-
ceive this evening in honor of Misses
lola Philpot and Pearl Dixon
W. H. Knight and Miss Alice
Nichols. a country couple, were mar,
ried at the courthouse by Esq. w. b..
Salee
Come in and get acquainted with
our method Of doing business. Al
ways glad to see you. Walker DRUG
company.
"A baby was born to Mrs. Les
ter Austin this morning at II o'clock
Mother and child are reported to be
doing nicely.
Capt. J. w. Hellums, who has been
quite sick for several months, is
now entirely recovered and able to at.
tend to his business.
Mr.. Charles Heck, East Sixth av
enue, Is able to be out again, after
being confined to his room for some
time with wound on his foot caused
by a nail puncture.
Col. J. B. King, of Sulphur Springs,
was in the city today and stated that
the White Sulphur Springs hotel is
now open and ready to receive all
comers who are seeking accommoda.
tions.
The small boy who is showing his
American push can be seen all over
the city with soda pop and small wares
for sale, usually in corner of the
yard of his home. The American boy
takes to business like a duck to wa
ter.
"A horse attached to small de
livery wagon belonging to Louis
Goodwin, colored, ran away yester-
day and ran over the delivery wagon
of Thalheimer, the butcher and Mr..
Thalheimer has sued Goodwin for
damages.
If you want the very latest iE
handkerchief extracts and toilet wa.
ters, we have a full line of RAIDER and
Gillette's, OF Paris; Finaud's, of Paris:
Crown, Of London; Hudnuts, Of New
York, and all the leading and latest
odors manufactured in the United
States. Come to see us. Walker
n1ug company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-03

We are now located in our new Of
fee at 305 West Second avenue. op.
posite the Pine Bluff Mercantile COM
pany. where we will be glad to see all
of our friends and patrons and also
be glad to receive new ones.
P. B. LIGHT AND WATER co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-03
HOW &c 90 IT.
Place an Ac. in the Graphic and Make
Prices Rinht.

Place an Ac. in the Graphic and Make
Prices Right.
In reply to your inquiry as to the
good our Reduced Price Sale" ad. in
the Graphic is doing, will cheerfully
say that we are selling more goods
than we can deliver. Tuesday, the
second cay Of our big sale, ran over
, Thousand della s-"that's not bad.
We believe that all you have to dc
in Pine Bluff is to pus truthful ad
in the Graphic, make the prices right
md you can sell anything from bot
lie of furniture polish to a "Burnet'
cyclone"
l.. O. KNOX FURNITURE COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-03

The work of wrecking the forme]
residence Of P. B. Byrd has been com
pleted and the prick is being put up
on the ground for a new building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-03

DR.. A. G. Thompson is at home car
ing for an uneven place on his face.
The doctor has several large boils on
his face which are at present exceed
ingIy painful.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-03

The police took Pink Hall from the
box factory last evening. Hall start.
ed fight and was arrested
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-03

The Pine Bluff and Western hauled
its share of the frightened negroes out
of town during the scare.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-03
WEST END NEWS.

Master Elmer Dunn, of Fordyce, is
here helping in the time department
of the Sawyer and Austin Lumber COM
pany.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-03

great number of new men to get en-
ployment with the Sawyer and Austin
Lumber company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-03

Edgar Mizell was left at Ash Down
Sunday evening and returned home
today.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-27

9as engliIbe Boot Sbamrod III.
lit bereits gum 3Ipeiten, TaIe BON oem
ameritaniiGsn 9nnt 9eIianee" I'm
MetttanIpf i'm ben ,.QlmeriEabeher
belie9t pDr0en. gs Iheint, oaB sSobn
gua aud teine 6reube mebr erlsben
fol-.
Armes SdleIienl Slob lit oas
MilIiOnenelsno inFolge oes Oodipaiiers
oes Derigen MOnats nifbt gebeHert uno
bereiis III Die Cher mie6er etfltoen
unO Dat Die glieoeruugen i'm @egb.
Cppeln iiberEhmenrnt. auh Cber-
fdoleiien ift ourth bic l5lut in Mitlgi-
oeniAdft gesasen.
Der bisberiae ariegsminilfer Boot
bat relignirt, @Oolepelt bat ibn bic
ubliden 8lumsnitrduBs bs5i.glid Der
!, 9sr0isnite 9lnots um DIE 2eiliungsz
Iahlgteit Der 9lrnlee Derabreitt uno
BEN 0joupsraur DIR pbilippinen, 3aft,
eiuen luirflih pssnienIiopIlefl Wann
gum Na1Folger beffimmt 4aFt piro
rom | SaHuar n. d. al Scots &isas
treien.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-27
Amf sur Convention!
7es 9sutibamsrifanthsn Grsbpreins
OoH Soma
eIm I8., ~. nuo 20. eeplembsr.


Der 6eralls9eber Der ,9lahrihtenz
9esOl0" III fgines geiHens lOueit Der
eitiSiae 3eitungsberausgeber IN 3atotd,
welher Iebtes Sabr bel Der 8es Woines
6onOeutiOn Dem 8eutThamerifaniiden
greBOereir bon Soma beitrdt. Gr tat
es iotuObl ans iOItoaril6em GeFiibl
nit ben Sofua-gollegen, nod mebr
aber. neil er ben pratiiifen 1luBen 0es
BeItritts realiIlrte. Gr tut 0ies heute
nod. Cb Der @unid, nod mebr GoQgs
gen in Soma, 9lebrdsta uno SiIo=
8afotd gum 9eitritt Su beuegeu. in
srfiliunq sesnneeu ilt. meiB er nidt.
Sollte 0as niht Der Gaa ieiu, 10 mod
ten mir beute oringeno uniere 6pllegeH
in ben eenannten Staaten auiforoeru,
li6 an Der oeutihen 9reBconpentiOu,
tpelde oisiss Sabr BON 1870.
Sertember in Stour Gftp,
Soma, tagt 3u beteiligen. sic
lueroen Iid oaun ourh ei9ene erfab
rung bon Der 5atiate oes prattiIhen
glusens folder Gonbentionen ilberseu=
gen. 3enn leBterer 100 ia Die Saupt=
iabe iein. Sino Die oentIhea 3ei=
tunesorufer" in Sdo=7atota uno
gebrastd oaun TART genug, um eigene
5taatseouDenti0uen arrangireil al
tonnen, bann m0geu lie feierlih eine
Sesenion4 IN Scene ieBen.
@oneoe u. 6. 2uBe pom ,Si0ur
Stir Courier bat lih ole ihmere
Wlnbe niht perorieBsu laiien, i'm Sn-
tereiie Der auten Sadie unO i'm gerein
nit SiOur 6itp 3eutihen Die n0iiqen
arrangements sur g9etterf0rosrune Der
5ntertnen 0es GeutIhhms inn 9lOro.
welten gu treffen uu0 iuir miiBten uns
iehr in ihm irrsn, peuu Die SiOur
@itn @onnentioH niht in ieosr 8e3ie=
buna cine Iehr erfplgreihe mtroe.
9Ofientlih miro oas Sauptgeuiht aul
Die @eiddFtsiiBunesn geleat. oanlil
cine tiihtige Organization sam Seftsu
Der oeutIben 3eitungen i'm 90r0neIten
su ltanoe tOmnt. Sine iolhe @onpen-
tion bat ferner ods @ute, oaB Elm
rubmIiher gbrgsij untsr Den GoleQen
angefabt, Der Ntut uno oas 9flihtqe=
ftbl, fur bic sSntereIien oes Reuiih.
tums uuenttpsst meter 81 tdmpIeu
erbalten uno eeitdrtt. iOuie ben Dine.
rifanern uno Oeutihen 3snegaten Der
Betpeis aelieFert miro, oaB BON Den
oeutIden 3situngen Die bette @ultur.
arbsit gum 8elfsn unTsres gIOrreiheu
AoOptib0aterIauoes nah M0glihteii
qetln iuiro.
Nus oisIsn Brlinoeu miiiIen aneGol.
leeeu cine 6 breniahe odrein ieben,
Dem Soma greBuerein beiSutreten. lit
poll3dblig pom 1920 Sept in SiouI
gitp sin5ufinoen uno gOleeen 9uBt
uno oas Siour gitp 8eutlhium nibi
Sn enttdulneu. Garum 2lae Wann
an 7ed uno @ladauFl Sc mebr
beitO beiler. auF FrObes SgieoerIe6er
uno nsus getaHnti1aft in 5iour @itp,
Soma!
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-27
2iiDs SatOta, Oas aRefFa fur
2anpfudler.

gnie lin Die 3eiten bod gednoert
baben. Menn fib friibsr elm 9lniieoler
in Datota nisoerlieB, 70 Ihiittelte man
in ben 0flihen uno mittleren Staaten
Die G0pfe uno man bate ibn beinabe
aul feline geiifige llnSurednungsIdbigs
felt unterIuht. nlan eruartete ferner,
oab bic ueuen 3afetaauIieoler ben ruil=
oen 5ieren, Snoianern uIu. aum
Iihern Gpfer fallen, ooer bod minoe-
items infolge Der ,,idredli6su glis=
Saros" erfrierer wiiroen, naboem Die
balbDerbnngerten NnIieoler infolge Der
,bsiben Minoet ibre grnte nIm. oers
loren batten. Gas mar ammo oasumol.
llno ieBt! Die ereigniHe Der Iebten
Sabre, bic Ifetig sunebmenoe 8eDolte-
rung, beionoers BON Siio= Eateta, bic
euten @rHtsH, Die miloen @inter, Der
uielfah aasureidli6e ReesnFaa. bic
gntmidelung Der 8lad 0ias" ulu.,
ufu. haben Siio=Gat0ta in anOerm
2i1te eri6einen laiieu uuD bsute mar=
lnirt Siio= Tafota unter ben Staaten,
nelde Inn 8erbdltniB su ihrer 9ep0l-
terung am WleiIten gum NatiOnGlreih-
tum beitra9en, On Der Spibe uno miro
in ben fommenoen Sa5rsn nod malthe
3weifier IN StanneH perIeBen.
Sic 3eituH9en in Siios9ntota t6n=
nen ni1f genug ersdblen bon Dem Itetig
Danfenoen Strom bon neaen Anfieo~
Iern unb 0lefss Sdhr miro Die Friiberen
inbe3ug auF Den geDOlterun0ssuDahs
in ben 6hatten lfenen. 6at bod Der
Staat cine Der beIten grnten In ben
Ser. Etaatenl 3ie 5armer brauhen
nidt mebr oStlihe 8anten In 9snTpruh
III nebmen. Ia Die meitlihen Staaten
t0nnen fngar iebt ben 8aHfen i'm Often
unter bic Arme greifen. 8ie meilien
QanoIuher lin0 erattiTde 5armer,
mglne nur ibrs @rnte obmarieten, ebe
fe IiCb rad Gafota Danoten. Gle
0ntels. befonoers IN Der WiHourige.
seuO, fino graoe3u iiberfiillt nit 9ano=
iuhern uub Die Batter, nelhe ilrs
S6bne fur bic 3utuuFt geminnbringsne
inifalliren ppllen, tauien fir oisie mol-
ienhnft lano, oas nod febr biuig ~
babsn lit. Gaa lsibftfiidiige Abfdrs.
dungsperfnhren Der 6ftlihen 8anfen
5isht niht angslihts Der 9ati1den unh
bic 66bne Der 6armer tn ben Iber-
| Ifiilfen mittleren uno oEtiihen Staaten
babsn Gjelo uno Oelegenbeit oeuug,
| iish In Tatota In einigsn Silbren bsi
In0tigem 6leiB unn bel Ausoauer un.
n59dnsis ~ MAIDEN. EiejenigeH.
ipelshs tein Weln baben. tonnsn In be1
o,egeno am plilIouri nod oenag Freis
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-27

9etmftdtteu ba5en unO. penn Die RoIe.
buo Standardization our6 osn
eongreB ebenfdIs Der geFeblune er0ff=
net miro, moran Iaum 3u stueiFeIn if
70 miro oies Den Strom bon nelren
DatOtaanlteoiern nod beoeuteno lfdr=
fen.
gbir lbreiben DIES nidt aus ielbF=
litdtigen WlOtiDen, IonOern an Der
pano bon 8atIahen u.in einem ueitern
Artitei, pOlleH mir unIere Bebauptun.
gen nod ndber be9rlnoen. gBir Iaaen
nbsr nidt suUiel, penn mir oieien
Artitsl Silo- DotOta, oas Metta fir
hamburger" betiteln.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-27

Sin Ftbuersliehes alaeen iit off oas
aelultai pou ufertraglihen Gtmer3en
iiberanoeItrensier Graans. Shminoel,
Riidenfdmer3en, 9eberleioen uno Der
EfopFuua. Abez 9lg. Rlng's BEN giIe
Bills MAIDEN alien Elm gnos. 5le iina
ialsft aber griinDIid. Veriuht Ile.
9alIr 25ea e,arauiiri in g. O 0otuells
ApptbeEG.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-27

Dem 6incinuatier Geutfds4merifa.
nertum miro, tpie mir etnem Wehlel-
blatte sntnebmsu, auf Der Qusfeanna
Die in 9erbinOune NIT Dem 6erblfFeF
oalelbit ltattfinoet, cine beionbere Dis.
teilun9 eingerdumt rperoen. 7ie 9euf-
lcneH fpouen oaHiit rent l66lthes erin,
gen. Sic tDOaen ben Ginfns oer
Deutlden an Der @eitaltuna 0es bfFent-
li9en Shuluuterriats, an Der gnf.
uifeluns ben 6anoel uno 3nbuItrie
relp. Der eHtiUideluna bes oon,sn
sanoes. oie gr3eugnife oes oeutIben
0eiites IN Poeiie uno groIa, fur, alIes
mas auf oeuti6-ameritaniihes Rultur.
leben ge8ug bat, CUR Qinlhauuno
bringen. 3as geldiebt natarli6
bauptiddli6 nit 8erudlihtiouno pon
eineinnati uuO Cbio. gln Der Sbike
oes Rohiltes, pelhes Die oeutI6e Mbs
tetluns anf Der 6erbffausfeauno IN
Qdnoen bat. ffeben Ribter = 6
Spiesel, Ribter auguif gooe' Iotpie
Der oeutide 9ilfss S6ulIuperintenOent
8. 8. Sin.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-27

gSsnn Der ftreitbore Dlapor bon
eleoelano, Ohio, 5om So6uion, elm
6reuHo 8rpans, als Gouperneur nos
mlHlrt niro, miro er aud G'elhmof
an Der oemOtratiiden grdfosntihaftss
nomination betOmmeu.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-27

gladoem Iid ueulit bic gebublita-
ner Don 9iebrasta fir tbn ertlart
baben, oarf 9rdlioent Rooiebelt auf
lelne Yarteigenofen in sweiunooreiBio
llnloHlfaaten Sdblen. 9lqe oieIe Staas
ten tperoen sur ndhffen rebnblifoni.
lbeH yldtipnalcOnbention 9eleoatioueu
ldldeH, melhe infruirt lino FIR
5beooor RoOie0elt 3usftimnierl. 9autit
Ut Roole0elts 9lomination ilber
Jeoen 3pcifel srba6en. Sie miro TO-
gar etnitimmig uno unter 3uruf erfol=
gen, oenn aud bon Seiten osrieuioeu
Staatsoelegationen, Die ntdlt duF i'm
oerpHt1tet liH0, miro Iif Ihiperlih
cine ernitli6s CppoIitiOn oeaen ibn
erheben. gs miro natiirlid IN oenYel=
ben an bitteren @ioerIadern. melhe
oie 9tOmination lieber irgeno einsm
anoeren gepublitaner, als aera6e
3ooienelt 3utuenosn m0dten, nid1t Feb=
len, alein angeii9ts Der iiberDdltiaen,
Der Ulebrbeit, pel1e ROoIebelt binter
n1 bat, perOeu Ite Ti1 uObl bitten,
lPH etnen Stein in OeE Beg su uer-
fen. W
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-27

Saana Miro lid iebt uObl dr.,
germ, oaB er angeblid ,,auF grfuhA
bon gonltituenten Ieiner 9eit Biz
mertmlroige Bill einbrot5ie bah
CuteL Sam allen Friiberen Sflaben
Dts 3u ihrem 8ooe cine genIion beuil.
ligeH iolle. Die GiG muroe nntiir[it,
3n ben atteu gelegt un0 6anna To6
oisiss ReIultat fiber aud tpobI bOrdus.
gtun tontmt aber oas oide gnoe.
Wlebrere Iiolide Staaten IinO ndm[id5
tpdbreno Der liingften Nlonate bon
etnem 9leger unii6sr qemadt uoroen.
Der hh ben ehemaligen Stlaoen als
ben Abgefanoten 6annas borIfellts unO
lie in oenen g1amen um @elobeitrdoe
bat, nelhe oa3u oienen Ioliea. Sttnts
mung fur Die Bill su MAIDEN. 5a bic
HntpiheHoen 9feaer teine Qbuuno oa=
Don batten, saB Die 8ia Thon 10 aut
tpie abgetGH III, 70 BOT Der Shwin6Ier
GusgeSeihnete 8eiddfte oentadt. eSym
GanJen fol er nibt tuenieer als $4,000
eIngeidft baben. gnolif berfiel elm
alter 9aeger nit 0amen Dtllon. Der
$50 beigeiteuert bate, auf bic aeIdeiete
Soee, an Senasor 6anna su Ihreiben
uno tbn um ndbere 9lustunft iiber bic
yeulionsia9e 3u bitten. umaebeno
lam oie slutipDrt, odB bic G,efhidte
EN- rlieoertrn9tiser SdminbeI iei.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-27

Brpan. Der tiirslih pieoer in Ieinem
neommoner" Ieiner Abneiennq (um
nns gelinoe nus3uoriifen) ge9en @ro=
Der glenelano in unpireiaffer WeiTe
Snft mahte, bat fi6 iebt mieoer grafis
bent RooieDelt aufs GOrn aeaommen,
neil er oas Sunnen Der 9eeoer In Der
lhdri ten Weife berurteilte uno tuirft
ibm 0aThen mad ben Stimmen Der
Regsr Dor. QHir modten Brpan ein=
NAL fOlgenoe 6raoen oorlegen: 6dtte
aoOieDelt anaelihts Der in ben leBten
Dlonnten grabe5u epibemii9 getuoroe=
nen Spn9ereieH rubig suleben ioaen2
Sdtte er gar onrb Iein StilIhueiaen
= Anarhie autbeiBen fpaen? 6at lih
RooIe0sIt ourh iein Berbalten In Der
10 lhDierigen Negerfraee }. y. burh
leineu @mpfang bes 9leqerpdoaaosen
WaIhingfon 8ooter i'm ,Weiben
0uus" niht auf DER anoern Seite
ebenTsDiele Stimmen Der sSsinoe bes
Farbigeu Glemsntes entFreu0ei2 Brpan
R0ge einnidl bieie Jrageu ebrlib be-
antDorten. gnsnn 8r1an Iieb 10 rubiq
un0 wiirbeDpll nerhalten niiroe. nie
GrDber GlsDeIanD, ipiiroe 8rpan liher
Hebr in Der Ahtung fteiaen. Gs lit
ohnehin ihoa feir gutes 3eihfn, tpsnn
man bel glnbern immer IetbEtliihtige
uao nie0rise wlotips inittert. 9Die
beiBt bod bas 0eutEAe SpriihiDorf2
MaH fuht feinen biilter Dem CFen.
DenH man nidt ielbit oabiater aelef-
len bat. =
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-02-26
VALUE OF FERTILIZERS.
Nature Demand a Return for What
She Yields and the Farmer
Must supply 1t.

Everything in the vegetable line
draws its sustenance directly from the
soil. In its most nutritious stage each
plant contains the most valuable of the
elements of soil fertility it is capable
of consuming. We're farm crops re-
moved from the soil and no equivalent
return of the fertilizing elements
made, the farm must suffer thereby.
On the ordinary farm, however, such
a condition of affairs is rarely neces-
sary, as there is usually enough stock
to furnish an abundance of manure,
which, if properly managed, will more
than supply the deficiency. Those who
find the supply of barnyard fertilizer
insufficient or inadequate to meet the
demands of the soil resort to the le-
gumes with most gratifying results
There is scarcely a portion of the
country where some of the legumeS
will not thrive and improve the soil
They furnish the most expensive ele-
ment of fertility, nitrogen, at the low
est possible cost. When turned I'M
der green, they render the soil rich in
humus and available plant food.
Strange as it may seem, the value of
most fertilizers as plant food is not the
only value they have in their relation
to plant life. The moisture they gath
er from the air adds greatly to their
worth in dry weather. The nitrates
possess the property of taking water
freely from the air, as do the salts of
potash, gypsum, etc. Plants must have
food and drink-available food and
water, within their reach. A farm left
to deteriorate in fertility cannot raise
crops to maintain the number of lives
that well-kept, highly fortified farm
can. Nature demands a return for
what she yields.-C. B. Bartlett, in Epi-
tomist
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-02-26

are abolished and the manure is better
when carried directly to the land. The
expense of handling manure two or
three times over is saved and the
satisfaction of having the premises
right is worth more han dollars.
In the cut the track is true and level.
There are two trucks Ga a) of four
wheels each connected with the bar (b).
The hanging rods e g 9 g are the
proper length to suspend the cage near
the floor and braced front and back to
prevent swinging. The hinges &c 9
permit the cage to open at the bottom
to dump by pulling the rope (e). The
hooks (d) supporting rings and trip
rope should be adjusted to work easily.
H. c. Aldrich, in Farm and Home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-02-26
Here,s n Queer Situation.

Twin sisters, each with a different
birthday-stranger yet, for each was
born in a different year. That is the
curious situation at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Stiff, $50 Sheffield av-
enue, Chicago. They are the parents
of the twins, and the story of the
birth of the babies in different years
is now going the rounds of the
neighborhoOd of Center street and
Sheffield avenue, where Mr.. Stiff,
who is a fireman at the North av-
enue and Larrabee street station, is
well known. One of the twins was
born at 1910 p. m. on the last day of
1902, and atong after midnight, an
hour or so after the birth of 1908,
the second child was born. The
birthday of one is December 81, 1902
and that of the other is January l.
1904
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-02-26
A New Novel Attracting Attention

Lionel Ardon," by Malcolm Dearborn. is
a new historical novel brought out by Dill.
lngham & Co., in November last. 1t has
many points on which to commend it for
its superiority to the reading public. There
Is, at present, such a deluge of new novels
that when one can be picked out whose in.
terest Is so intense and whose characters
are so well drawn like all productions OF
true merit, = IS soon placed in the first rank.
At the time II the publication of this vol
ume we had the pleasure of favorably re.
viewing 1t, and we are pleased to note the
general appreciation of Lionel Ardon' bv
the American press. The following is from
the Boston Beacon:
In this book the reader renews acouaint.
ance with English history by means of a
story dellcately conceived and very inter
estlngly told. The historical characters are
well drawn and the imaginary ones are true
to lie past or present. This is the first
novel to utilize the beautiful face and char.
acter OF Lady Jane Grey and she makes a
very attractive part of the story. Lionel
Ardon from boyhood to manhood PLAYS
worthlly the hero's part. The book is very
strlkngly bound in dark blue and gilt with
a decorative touch by the outlines of the
rose and thistle in colors and two inverted
swords in white.'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-02-26
Mhitc Girl MedA Inhinn

Ii Wall, a full-blooded Indian from
Eufala, |. T., has secured as a Christ
mas present the hand of a beautiful
Virginia girl, Miss Lucy Ramsey
daughter of Mrs. Susan Ramsey, a
prominent land owner at Alomine, Va
The acquaintance commenced through
an advertising bureau. The Indian ap-
peared upon the scene Christmas day
giving the girl big surprise. When
she found Wall was an Indian, she de-
sired to back out of the bargain, but
he is fine-looking fellow, and pushed
his suit with holiness and adroitness
than won.
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the Lewis prize for the best Grafton
in contest of eloquence and her flu
ture husband won the final oratorical
contest of the university and later in
the spring won in the Intercollegiate
contest. Miss Case graduated from
the law department of the university
two years later, attending the school
part of the time with Mr.. La Toilette.
They were married shortly after this
and Practiced law together, Bob do
ing the active work before the bar and
Belle" doing important service in
brlefing and consultation.
Mrs. La Toilette is the founder Of
the Madison branch of the Emily Bish-
OPP league, a woman's club of which
physical culture and dress reform are
the purposes. She devotes a share of
her time to this work. She is not over
active socially, gives few elaborate
functions and goes to parties and balls
only in formal way, as the wife of the
governor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-02-26
RULES FOR VISITORS.
tain Obligations Which should
Noe lie Neglected.

Do not stay too long. 1t is mucn
to break into the life of any family,
even for few days. Pay no atten-
ton to urgings to stay longer, how
ever sincere they seem. Set a time
to go when you arrive, and stick to
it.
Conform absolutely to the house
hold arrangements, especially as to
times of rising, going to meals, and
retiring. Be ready in ample time for
all drives or other excursions.
Carry with you all needed toilet
supplies, that you may not be obliged
to mortify your host by pointing out
possible deficiencies in the guest
room, such as clothes brush-the
article most commonly lacking.
Enter heartily into all their plans
for entertaining you, but make it
plain that you do not care to be en-
tertained all the time, or to have
every minute filled with amusement.
Be ready to suggest little plans for
pleasure when you see your host at
a loss to entertain you. Try how
well you can entertain MN LOT 4
change. Turn about is fair play in
visiting, as well as in everything
else.
Be pleased with all things.
= If you ever were brisk and spright-
1y, be so now.
Your high spirits and evident en-
joyment are the only thanks your
host wants.
Take some work with you, so that
when your host has to work you
may keep him in countenance by
working also. More good times are
to be had over work than over play
anyway.
Do not argue, or discuss, debatablc
matters. Few things leave a worse
taste in the mouth.
Offer to pay the little incidental ex-
penses that will be caused now and
then by your visit; but merely offer
do not insist upon it, which would
be very rude.-Woman's Life.
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ARE CLOSELY LINKED.
Gov. and Mrs. La Toilette of WIscOn-
sin Are Business Well as
Life Partners.

A governors wife of practical pur-
poses and whose character presents
many unusual features in Belle Case
La Toilette, matron of the executive
mansion of the state of Wisconsin.
She is Al years old, of the same age as
her husband, and her life has been
linked with his, both in the practice
of law and in his official and political
career, in manner most unique. She
became acquainted with Robert NJ. La
Toilette, the present governor, while
the two were students in the college of
letters and science of the University
of Wisconsin at Madison back in the
later seventies. They graduated to-
gether from the collegiate department
in 1879 and that same year each took
high honors in oratory. Miss Case won