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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-16
st. Paul.

@uleatba &irfcns &uinocfurenins
ofbolber oe1s 11ri te Mpoe forltfonl=
menoe Sorsoag gftcrlniO0ag hos
Mrs. M%prtenlen, 92t @aultier ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-16

g. 9. @arris, ion1 / Sc li0lte Is
aor bar paret oniat JONI Glerf /
&pon 9otel, bpilfen Sitting boh
nar meget pop1lgr> ct / 6isie Gage
%afgaaet peo Gs0en ct. Somes,
Wfinn., bpor bon for nplig far pper=
toget Stillingen lom @jere al &orf
@otsl. 9eosoorlagen bar 8rigbts
9ileale. Mr. @urris bar 60 Mar
gan1mel % operlepes al iin @11itr>1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-16

S ct tempurGrt Mnfalb al Siu0s=
ipgoom foriggte Cornelius &ol(ano
forleoen at begaa Selbmoro pes at
1fi9re Str1ben ODER meb en- CONNIE
fnip | lit @iem, 1855 @6mln6 ct
Sen 81. glugult bleb @ollanb, ser
bar 8remler paa Greet Mortbern
Sernbane, rant / @ope6et al en- 8olo,
ba ban poslerebe 8ol6parfen ne0e /
8Den, % ii0en Sen Sis far Fan liot
at Smerter t'&oDe6et og ppret uoe al
Stano til at arbeioe. @an lenbtes
til BDbolpitolet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-16

Gr=Mapor shines bill mulig eon
belt fri for De Mnflager, ser benger
ODER &opeoet paa bam. Go,1ntpaobo-
tat 8oaroman bar itillet set Torilag,
at allie Sagerne moo bom bppes, 6a
bet npppe bill bore m1Iigt at ifaffe
faloenoe 8epiier moo bam. Cont
mer @orriion bar 5age1 UNDER 0ber-
bejelie. sfuloe @eiultatet af Dom>
merens 8etanfring blipe ct Mmes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-16

H-.H.-r.
Gariten stnbr, en- @aslager paa
Sci fra Mor1roe> @aib., til ,Gpiflano,
itob iioite 0ns6ag Mften al ct Greet
Nortbern Sog peo Gentralbanegaar-
ben, tog en- &eoolper op al 2ommen,
og if6b Jig en- &l1gle / @obe6et. Man=
ben ienotes til 8pboipitolet bpor 2p<
gerte efter at babe un6eriggt 5oaret,
notalte, at bette lite bor farligt, og
at ban bill fomme fig. 5tl1br bar bel
foripnet me6 8enge. Smfring 2ibet
bar ban ct 89lte, Der bar fulo of
@l1lomg1ter. SON nagte6e efter at
bnre fon1rne1 til 8epi6itbe6 @runben
til geIbmor6sforf6gei
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-16
morteo4beretuiuo

Notwithstanding
for fiote Qee np til ben 10. @ept.
Wtebbelt af
GbaS. G.QemtS q Co.. W2tuneabnrfa. w3tnu
&beoe, Mais og Sabre er olle lti<
genoe me6 &be6e / Spi6ien; ser er
ingen Mr1ligbeo for at iiee, noor
Stigningen bill en5e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-16

&aitur Sbumas Milipn bar GorS=
Bag Mften / 1i0ite l1ge @ien1tano for
ct Srrpriiepartp, foranitaltet al Sen
M}enigbeo, ban / oe ii6ite z glor bar
foreltooet> og iom Fan MI forlooer
for at gaa til &i6gemaD, Soma.
Mange im11ffe Sr6 blep notalte ON
Breitens Mrbej6e / Menigbeoen %
@aber oberrafte bam ielb og &ultrn,
og &aitor Milion u0talte fin Eaf fer
for og a1gap lamtioigt iom @run6
for fin 6raflptning, at Menigbeoen
tr9ngte EN- bDgtigere Man6. 81 Sc
Ter life benne Mniflel1e, men er TIL
bgielig til at tro, at set biI6e bore
beore for 8Dens Morbmpno, bIan6t
bbem 8aitor Nilion / mango &en=
1eenber bar p9ret en- BerIe, ON en6=
mi matge Mar par blepne fgieoe til
bans 8rRitebirfe fer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-16

Kj1ber og sa1ger
,Korn, Provisioner og JernbaneaKt1er for
Kontant eller paa Margin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-16

Skriv, telefoner eller ~telegrafer til os ors
Meddelelser og Markedslister.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-04-29

Uue0Aones Utn1 . oase oee0Oe eseo
Suoe1ee ~ eAs 0aUooeao
- mooAoU0o.

Tlis y one conner q csAtral Anes.
lee tAss = - prsssn< . psrfees pase-
diss for nsA whe have sommitted aAy
crime. IL 10 . phase whsrs the ost-
sAsta of tAs world's socisty rule tAe
land Of their sdeption--and whsrs the
oAssials Of ~ govsrnnsnt protect sll
thi<ves that como - thsn anA nahe
II dangerous for sny deteetivs - me-
lest them-
This Il the sepublis Of HoadurHA
ess Of the least advanced q tAs
states In South Or Csntrsi America.
Honduras, indeed. 10 . curious mixture
Of jungles and gigantic forest ef -
eos and rubber treea, Of bugA ven.
pires. snakes and eroeodilse--of ~
manner Of things tAst creep aaA
crawl asd Stag and b.ts; . ressss
wAsrs hfs In the daytime = . mock
esy. aad - aight one fss's - tAeeGA
sissplng II rsd psppss.
Herr, Ia every hamlet end city. ase
- b fevHA .sn iron diasrsss lasAA
nostly outlaws fro0 theis eva eoSs-
W. Chicago. Boston. hsv Ysrt 80
Philadelphia Ill furaisA tAsis 0uesA
Baglsnd. FSsaes, Italy and svss fas.
away Russia have sAsts sAArs. TAsy
make - sttsmpt - ssassalmsaA
bsss the ssnss they wsss bos1 -
vsas. and 20 aisae sts~t tAs,s bssk
nsas - u Ne Isws - tAsls Sws esua.
~ AsA ~ desiarsA shsn sutsests.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-04-29
THE GHOST OF COVER


WAss ThouAS p. Ogoss Als6 ~
days ego he ghosts ~ Cover. No..
ceased terrifying the rssidents oi tAat
town. Ogden. on bis desthbed. con-
fessed that he hsd been The -ghosts"
About Cover. For sevsrs1 yeaEs he
terrified the village, and while pla yiuv
one OF his jokes he esussd . young
man 70 lose his life BY runnlng Against
. tree. Az another time he came near
being the cause Of citizen Of Cover
being lynched says specisi -. Jo-
ssph (Ao.) correspondence u Ne
Chicago Inter Ocean.
In tho livery stable in 0owse wers
boz stale for ths horses. Posts we're
set In the ground between ths stalla
snd planked up on essh SIDE. OGiea
bought long rubber <ube and con-
csa,in9 Mmself In the haynow. iss The
tube down betwssn the bcsrds on one
side II stAA Then he gYosssd iaao
the tube sad The sound Of Ais voics was
carried down 70 . point close 70 the
ground. In . nttls while The Grosns
attracted We at4entao0 ~ ths men
employed ahout ths barn. They tore
the boards OF ons side Of tAs stalI. bus
Ogden drew The rubber tubs up. end
they found nothing. Ths bosrds were
replaced And Ne groaas we're Asard
Again
There hvsd - sAs naixhAsvAood .
msa who boAstsd tAat - wae nO4
aErasd ot ~ohnst a. Asvii." end he Wa
employed n IocaAs ~ eavss u NE
Gvoans. He sAid they saas from tAs
bottom ol Ne staIl aaA wsat 70 work
With . pick ssd shovel whiis -
worried tAe voice q he ~eAost" en-
eoaraeed him. and when ~ pSek
struck . ro~h ths "ehns4" declared
thai he deW<v had struck hte bcsss.
Several hundred men stood srouad
wsitanx for . solutios n ths mystsry. !
When night eAms . lantern wss huA9
up IN The stall. asA ~ mna Who 49,
not afraid u ghosts WORKED a.
Ogden threw white biA nAsA down
% The man at work IN the s4An. snA {
he leaped out of the Aois with erisAt-
ened yell. running toward Ne door |
with the bisnket chA9ing % Mn. TAs
crowd scattered asd one man SAa
>9ainst . tree end wss killed. When
'oms o< The mes ~sntursd ba~h 20 tAs
pases The ''ghos<" brgysd then %
'ontinus The work Of digeing but soas
u them would n into ths stall. 1hs
'wsss Of tAs stable Anally sjuusA NAe
,lacs AE6 bSilt another hArN
On hill neas Gown stands - o,A
AAAssoa built ia tAs styis tAaA ph.s-
- --sss.a S~ssss sas w~s. ~ sea
'ssn vessnt . numbsS Of ysass wAsu
)gdss eoncsivsd shs idss of siviar Il
hs rspa ata4ios u bsane AAss1sd. he
I'D Mshh AittiAg sbovt tAs pl.os at
'aght. and people eolng ssAr n could
'sss scresns snd hollow groaps. TAs
ooss would s,am, aaA Ne placs vas ,
hunnsd even II daylight II vaS ~
'ossibIs 70 sell Ne house, aod n sAaadp
c-day . weAther-bsatsa wreck.
Ogden eontsivsd . network of wsrss
q The cemetery near 0owse. 70 Witch
. attAehed bA1ls et cotton eoaksd n ,
srossns. Thses be wosid heAs -
ieht aud work Ne whole by means %
long string resehinG 10 . NAickst, .
distAncs away, IN wAisA .
. eoDeeaIsd Aimssk. The dancinr
ghss n tAs gravey~rl aAts.stsd tAs 4
lsentioa of psopis Ne ara sirht
I'd bsfors Ogden quit As had IN eudi- :
Ne Of more than Nousand sand Z
Y - safs diDtAass asA wstsAin9 H. .
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-04-29

1ssSel ~ a1abes - vsisGnsuu
nse - ~ ~ vAo sAass nlaAop ~
ssps Asas rsgasdinG 49, saisesA
~ ~AsosA NoITrsstHag 1asssu.. -
- losstsd % Upper 1sosAsay. New
Yosk, w1a b dAessly epsnsA Ni~Aep
Potter As1 Ds. 1aiaeles1 IN ~
sshsd - isdosps ~ sa~wpa1Ds 80
- pssssat - tAs opsnAA0.
Tie ob3ssta q ~ ~ oasoo aso
sAss sss torn b 49, ppoossanss
To s&mAnsss pstvses Vaoe epua
hpsos sslliag.
70 divorce ~ n0uss 6ADs ssen
poAt4kas Aa4 - aetask blnaAnAA
To dserssss ~ psr sap1oA soss~o-
Won % nquoss.
70 6lAsosiAss Anesos1v 49, she
6s1Akin9 hsh1A
AAaAesrs Of he ~ Avesp sss alt
10 b tsstotAlsrs. DvinAD IN - soiA
Dor ~ esstA No vonao ass - b
pssn9ees1 = ~ pAsee - - iateu1-
'ses1 - - ~ . 49,.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-04-29

asoAsAAbse Asssa.sss nass....
1As tssusA ee~esnmeeS y in&e...A
"a " : ssAs@s FOR sxplessar tae -
Asrs By balloon. Bsfsrs csvosa.1.
sneersshe the trip. however. : h.lleen
PROVIDED With ausomatic slesyius ~
s9uniossusg aPpsratus Il u possiA,e.
% - sent slone acress The Aes.,%
svoO north 70 south. n nertAs
northwest winds which prsvsu evev
the SsAan from October u,ui All
are depended on 70 drive the bsjiese or
iss voyage Of about 1900 milea nom
Cabss 90 tAs Aediterranee, - a..
river Niger. 4 stssI guids-ssps s.>Oo
rect long governs the haIioes's 10
dons- Whenever Il sinhs 70 MIN. $50
'sst OF the srossnd. the ehsnss /. NJ
positlon Of ~ sope rssulss n SAe
epsning Of IN assomasse v,Ivs. si,...
10 a. ssnApe Of water hallast. ~
he balloon 49, III va,vs sloen. ~
lAs sspsr'nsas ssccssda. feuy 49,
Asst1 VII ~ - ssoo = . belAes~-
SsstAs CsnpaaisA
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-04-29


TAs htsie viihgs - LsxisstsA. q
Csas hks. Il Suevs county, Mia.
slsans u heS ~ saly biiaA psstnae,
ser II NinessutA. AAA prcAebly ~
saly one n the uaitsd 8tsAsA sAyo
~ Minneapolis Tribune.
Per usprv tAsa 20 yearv Hiram Bss-
tss ~ served ~ people Of ~ ~
Ags and surrounding Seuntry 70 thsiS
saurs ssdsfactien. AaA nearly ali -
tAia ums Ne Aas been blind. He else
has email s~nerai s~ers and ~ iaa,
wAsrS ~ heyD che traveller W.
aesds meal - nigAsss iedsiHs. Ns
Aas wonderful msncvy and eaa ~
wsys tell Il Asrs = pspsr o. ~
tsr fer snyons wAs eAliA Nc wtte -
Ais ~ calls ~ nanso when ths upalo
= 6Sstributsd end letter may ~
- ~ slAes ~ tws weskA bvt wAso
~ p~spss psrses sa,ss - psns0-
hsrs H. He esa pus ~ AaaA - any
- ~ the ID boxes sAd givs ~
acme of tAs ovnse.
h the store hs Aao . mass acsu-
rAts knowledge of wasss svssytAin0
- 49, . psuDA wlD - -. =
maAEss n di6srsucs wAet you aek ~.
he go put HE hand - " n u - -
gtosh. and ~ Will measure IN yerls
u calico o. . gAiiea sf Oh witA sssal
PAcauty. and Will not nAks : ualstAlo
u weighing . sicbei's wsvtA u saaAy
~ . dcllaS's wessA - sugar. ute
AsatAg has bssa cultivated uAtu Ae
lnsws every one % Ais segulas eus-
|omsrs By tAsiv voice. and WAss soe
u then calls cut, .Asy mall fss ass-
- answsrs yss os ~ With - aveA ~
'urascs - II ~ saw tAsa. u asssy
Matters he favovs coia ssA caa so~As
Amost - vspidiy - perses Nth
Ieod sight.
xs keeps several ssws ssd esrss fsv
hsm himsslf. Each coo wsass heu.
nd by tAis msaAs ~ 1als sd 1stveo
hsn sp frsa . large woodland pas.
urs. They sssa ~ realise t1ss - y
iRsrsAs irsn ether people. saA -
ns<tsS Aes nueA hs vuas againse -
svnblss ever tAso sAsy asvss move.
As - wesAsvfui sEsnpls u vAst .
sas ess 70 II . buaAsss vsy vAs -
~ bic sagAt.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-04-29

sssanes saghss. Many people wovlA
not 20 into the graveyard n dayhSAA
after that. and some Of them rsmovsl
their dead fron The dreAdsd place.
Afserward the ehostmAksr o< 0Owss
Ased up white heurss In ths cens<ssy.
and they could be sesa swayiae ahoss
70 ~ accompaniment Of he groaus
and screams. The cemetery = almos4
shandonsd now on sscount of tAe sspu.
tAticu givsn Il BY the "ghosAs.~
Ogden has confessed hat ~ Aoune.
"a many q The housss about Oowss,
aAd that he = aions responsible ior Ne
reputation that No. attached - tA~
p'ses Of lats ysan. whsM he played
~gAoss" y ~ Ivory s4Abls = CoW<r
hs made Ne gAos~ declare tAAt ~ w~e
tAe spivit ~ . man Jamss weodwarA
AAd killed and buried h tAs sseil, snA
the sHsited crowd G~thsreA about tAs
pSsss esns nsss lynehiae Woodward.
Whss No realised that ~ w. - HE
sssthbsd Ogden called = nvubss Of
Ass friends and made sontsssloa. Ne
exprsssed deep sovrow for AAviae
esussd NE dssth At . youA9 maa Who
rsa A9ainsA . tree n ~ fright snA
sASd he lad always ssfrAissl fsxm
frightening ~cnaA 80 sAiilssa =
mvsA - possible.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-04-29

Educate Your Bowels with Csseesste.
.Candy Cathartie, cure constipation forever.
ioc Soo. II @. c. O. fall. druggists refund nene~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-07
"ne.a Hand" of the Rich Father,

The dead hand" of the rich father is
Still apt to keep firm hold of the sur
yiyin- daughter, as app, sars from the
will Of the late Il. L. Crawshay, the
wealthy Cytarthfa iroumaster, who
provided that If any of his daughters
married any but an English subject or
an American citizen her share Of his
fortune Of 100000 should be divided
among her brothers and sisters, Such
conditions, however. are hardly more
stringent than those imposed by an
Irish judge Sir Jerome Alexander, in
the reign of Charles H., on his daughter
Elizabeth, for she was to forfeit all the
great estates he be0ueathed her in the
event OF her marrying any lord of Ire
land or any archbishop, bishop, prelate.
barOnet, knight, esquire or gentleman
that had come of Irish extraction or
been born and bred in Ireland. Lon
don Modern Society
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-07
Ancient Celtic Urns.

In the course of some digging opera
tions in a garden at Haslemere, Eng
land, a gardener unearthed Il number
of ancient vessels of peculiar shape, to-
gethar with a quantity of calcined hui
man bones. at depth of about two
feet below the surface. The British
museum authorities, who have exam
inPd the discovery, pronounce the YES
sells to belong to the late Celtic age
about b. c. $50. Only three or four
vessels We're found in a perfect condi-
ton. He computed that twenty-t
urns and pots We're originally inferred
at the spot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-07
The Wise IIlephnnt.

A gentleman once Went away for n
long time leaving his elephant IN
charge Of its keeper. He asked a lady
20 see that the elephant had a certain
amount Of rice every day, and that the
keeper did not retain any of 1t for
himself. At first all was right. but
soon the lady thought the rice was
getting less every day. SO she asked
the keeper whether he gave the ami
NAL enough rice. The keeper, patting
the elephant, said: "Madame, | treat
my elephant like my child, and do you
think | would rob my chld| The
elephant seemed 10 understand, and
with his trunk he pulled down the cloth
round the keepers waist, and guam
TRY of rice fell out which he had
stolen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-07
TWO TRIPS TO WORLD'SFAI
The Graphic Will Send Two Ladies, One
From County, and One From City.
Collections Are Be Made by Graphic Readers and the Nos,
Popular Ones Will Win
Everybody wants 10 go to the worlds

Everybody wants TO go to the worlds
far in st Louis next summer. It will
be the grandest ever held in the his
tory of the WorId-SeVeral times as
large as the one held at Chicago in
1852. The publishers Of the Graphic
have decided to give a free trip t. the
TWO most popular ladies, one from the
city OF Pine Bluff, enc from jefferson
county, outside tde city. All expense,
will be paid from the time the ladies
leave their homes until they return,
including portati0n to ST. Louis
and return, parlcT Or sleeping car fare,
admission to the grounds, hotel bills,
street car fare, etc.
The Two ladies who are to take the
trip at the Graphic's expense will be
the one receiving the largest number
of votes within the city and the one
residing outside the city receiving the
largest vote, Votes may be secured as
follows:
Single coupon, cut from Daily or
Twice-a-Week Graphic l vote
Subscription to Daily Graphic, in ar
rears, each dollar paid, 10 votes.
Subscription to Daily Graphic, paid
in advance, enc month, 65 cents,
votes
Subscription t. Daily Graphic, paid
In advance, six months, 1915, 1885
votes.
Subscription to Daily Grphic, paid
in advance one year, $3.50 400 votes.
Subscription to TWice-a Week
Graphic, paid in advance, six months,
Is cents, 40 votes
Subscription to TWice-a-Week
Graphic, paid in advance, one year,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-07
Singular Birthmark of a Family

Mrs. Belle Harvey of Bowers Mill
Is one of a family Of four living in that
place, each of whom has a curious
birthmark. The family consists Of
three sisters and baby two years old
Each has black hair, with large lock
Of pure white hair, beginning over the
forehead and running Backward The
flesh under this hair IS also white, and
the white mark runs down upon the
forehead. The entire mark is said to
look like an ostrich plume laid over the
head of the bearer The three sistcrs
are tWentythrec, twenty-one and nine
teen years old. The mark is said to be
hereditary in their family - Kansas
City Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-07

IS e. float at all heHe, II viii sink
dee9er IN Ight liquid ean il a heavy
one Because il must disraace greater
bulk to make up the required weight
O. eaurse il tie lj,pid Is too light tae
body VII be#enjirtIl covered aod VIII
tHpn SinS to the hotl0A This brings
lis IL Tie 4ery pretty and simple Il
s.!re hY WGiel. N1itHo't using Il regular
!era5.p5trd uTfIfometei, You can test re
truth OF t!3e statement that water Is
heaviest ut 20 degrees.
This t!eN;ec is merely q blown o9t
eggHhel, with tbe hoi"s In its ends
stopped with wax anaI Weighted With
Il bit of wire or a coin or two. You
have vessel, preferably a tail glass
Jar, filled With water, which You can
bring to the Temperature of 80 de
grees or thereabout by adding Il bit Of
ice, then dash Of warm water and so
on till you get 1t ri&ht, testing it all
the time with Thermometers Then adj
just the weight on your eg9 so that it
just floats With Il little bit Of the shell
peeping ont of the water. Now add
cracked ice to cool the water Very
soon you will see the egg sink to the
bottom Of the Jar,
The next thing to do, supposing that
you are experimenting in a warm
room, is to do nothing. The water
gradually warns. When 1t reaches 80
degrees again up bobs the egg, but In
a little While, as the water continues
to grow warmer, it sinks once more.
BY adding more cracked ice you can
repeat the experiment as often as you
like
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-07
DENSITY OF LIQUIDS.
A Homemade HydrOmeter and n Neat
Little Experiment.

The instrument used for measuring
the density of water or other liquids Is
called a hydrometer. and 1t Is very
Simple affair. consisting of glass or
metal float with 81 stem projecting out
of the water. The hydrometer sinks
deeper in light liquids than in heavy
ones, aud as the stem is graduated OF
marked of by lines like thermometer
liz" marh to which it sinks gives us In"
density OF the liquid. The prinripl" OF
the instrument is easy 10 understand.
y floating body is held up or kept from
sinking by the weight of the displaced
liquid that i6 by the weight of a
quaurtty of liquid equal In bulk to the
submerged part OF lie body.
M mafel in @ha} a,Hid the body is
placed de " .&m o. thc displaced
liaajG @Hst Ee.=fle sarGr. equal To the
weight If the body Itself, il the latter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-07
Crane Fruit.

While the taste for grape fruit is
possibly an acquired one, it holds, and
the wholesome fruit is considered in
for breakfast in hundreds
of homes. There is Il good hygienic
reason for this increase in grape fruits
popularity. Its peculiar acid renders
it an almost sovereign remedy for ma
larial and bilious troubles, while as a
"bracer' it is quite the equal of quininc
and vastly more agreeable Physicians
recommend it most highly for grip CON
valescentS, and some assert that the
habitual consumer of grape fruit can
even consider himself immune from
the prevalent malady Exchange.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-07
An Amusing Trick.

Say to a person, If you will stand
on chair in this room can make you
come down the very first time tell
you The person will probably say
you can do nothing Of the sort. How
ever, he will get on to the chair just to
show you that he doesn't mean to
come down directly he's told.
AS soon as he is up on the chair say,
Come down" He will of course say.
II shan't do anything of the sort. "
Then you answer, VERY well, then;
unless You wish to remain there for
the rest of your life you will have to
come down off that chair the first time
l tell you, because do not intend to
tell you second time"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-07
The Last of the PunSters.

Sir Francis Burnand, one of the best
punsters that have lived, is also one of
the last. Puns, as Bob Acres remarked
of another form Of speech, have had
their day. There was a time when this
form of humor in the hands of Theo-
dore Hook or II. J. Byron convulsed
the public with laughter. The habtual
punster of today would be Stunned like
leper by his acquaintances.-Lon
Treasury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-07
A Nursery Tea.

When I have cake and jam enough
For two or maybe three
I beg Louise or Grace to come
To supper here with me
But when there isn't very much,
And yet I'd like guest,
I'll tell you who's the incest one.
The pleasantest and best:
It's my dear Angelina Maud
Cause when l move her up
In her high chair and set for her
A plate and spoon and cup
And things to eat she sits right there
With such a lovely smile
And not one bit of appetitet
And when a long. long while
Has gone and still she doesn't touch
A mouthful, then | say.
'I'll eat your share to save 1t,
And she smiles and smiles away!
Elizabeth Lincoln Gould In Youths Com
panion. ...x.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-07
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