davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
DE NYMxLApE sKoL5xNKARNA

Fran en- by / narheten af Kopen-
hamn omtalas foljande roliga historic:
bet nya skolhuset hade just blifvit
fardigt och taget i ansprak for slit
andamal. Skolsalen hade pyntats och
uppfffats ut och invandigt och gjorde
med sina nymalade bankar EFT genom-
gaende prydligt och tilltalande intryck.
Lararen fr6jdade sig i slit stilla SHINE
Oliver sin trefliga skolsal och for skol-
gossarne var helt naturligt gladden. Of
yer den nya lokalen icke mindre.
Under omsesidig b%elatenhet och i
den basta staining hos saval larare
som clever tog andtligen lektionen sin
borjan. Lararen hade i basta humor
gjort sina religiosa u~tlaggningar -
timmen var namligen helgad at kate
kesplugg och uppmarksamheten hos
larjungarne var sd pass fangslad som
den kan bli af religiosa sporsmal. Men
midi under de religi0sa ~deduceringar-
ma strackte en- liten parfvel plotsligt
upp sin hand och framstallde en- blyg-
sam 0nskan att ia ga ut"
Lararen beviljade nadigt den unge
mannens ans0kan, men - till alias
f0rvaning begagnade sig gossen icke
af tillatelsen, utan blef sittande qvar
pa sin plats, med EFT ansigtsuttryck
som nappeligen kunde vara olyckli-
gare.
= Ma, hvarfor gar du int? sporde
lararen den olycklige.
= For. for. buh... for att jag
sitter fast.
~ Sitter fast? Hva, hva menar du?
upprepade l~araren, hvars anlete under
tiden blifvit mulet som en- midsommar-
dagshimmel.
- 10, snyftade pojken, nina byxor
ha fastnat vid banker. .
Hela klassen brast ut / skratt, och
trots timmens helgd och de nyss af'
brutna religi0sa utlaggningarna kun,
de Ell heller lararen sjalf undga att
draga pa munnen.
Sa skulle nagra af de narmast sit
tande kamraterna hjalpa den nodstall'
de, men, O, We! Diet befanns nu att
ocksa dessa suite fast.
Hela den ofriga klassen vred sig
konvulsioner, men dervid kommo de
samtliga att CORA en- upptackt, som
hastigt kom gladden. att upph0ra, Hela
klassen satt fast pa de nymalade skol
bankarna, och ALA fors0k att befria
sig ur den mindre behagliga situatio
men strandade mot den 0fverhangande
faran att hvarje separatistisk r0relse
fran pojkarnes sida kunde leda till er
skilsmassa mellan byXornas respek
tive fran och ~bakvader.
Lararen besl0t nu att for EFT 0gon
blick installa sina religi0sa betraktel
ser for att komma sina lirjungar til
hjalp, men afven han befanns, tacl
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
ALLpELEs FOR myckEN DYED.

Ma, din forlofning har blifvit upp
slagen? sager den lila grakladda da
men.
- ia, svarar den lila damen | blatt
Diet var ju int mojligt att sta ut.
Hvad var anledningen?
Han plagade lifvet ur mig.
Mel, hvad sager dui Pa hyilkei
satt? Och jag som tyckte att han saa
sd genomhygglig ut.
ia, Diet ma du val saga. Forst
SADIE jag till honom att han Ell ick
r0ka cigarretter, emedan jag Ell kan
f0rdra den lukten Det lofvade han.
Sa SADIE jag till honom att jag inte
kundeCta en- karl som drack alkohol.
Han lofvade mig att han aldrig skulle
smaka spirituosa.
Sa SADIE jag att jag inte vile att han
skulle ga pa klubben ON aftnarna,
utan | stallet STAMINA hemma hos mig.
bet lofvade han.
Sa SADIE jag till honom att han int
fck spela kort. bet lofvade han.
Till sist SADIE jag att han aldrig fick
ga pa kappl0pningar och spela pa to-
talisatorn. Och Diet lofvade han ocksa.
Andtligen hemtar den lila damen
blatt andan, sa att den lila grakladda
kan ia sticka in EFT ord:
Och sd h0ll han naturligtvis Ell
EFT enda af sina l0ften?
Ack, sa du sager! ON Diet
int hade varit nagot annat! Men
jag kom sa smaningom underfund med
att han aldrig hade rokt, att han var
absolutist, aldrig hade varit pa klub.
ben, aldrig i nagon sorts spell. Vet du
hvad, EFT sadant dygdem0nster ar Diet
verkligen / langden o~dragligt att vara
forlofvad med.
ia, kara du, Diet har du minsann
raft i! sager den lila grakladda och
tar asked.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
HAN Flick Hold LON.

For EFT ar sedan antog en- fabrikant
en- gosse. Flere manader f0rgingo utan
nagot anmarkningsvardt med afseende
pa gossen, utan att han aldrig tog ogo-
men fran den maskin, han salts att
vakta.
Men for nagra veckor sedan tittade
en- dag fabrikanten EFT 0gonblick upp
fran slit arbete och fam till sin for
waning gossen staende vid %pulpeten.
Hvad will du? fragade han.
Ha hold afl0ning, herr fabrikor.
- Hvad har du?
- Alta kronor i veckAn.
Ma, hvad tucker du att du kan
vara ward?
- Tic.
- Jasa, du anser Diet.
- ia, herrn, jag har tyckt Diet minst
tire veckor, men jag har haft sa myc-
ket att CORA att jag aldrig fatt It'd att
ga upp pa kontoret och begara Diet.
Gossen fick forh0jningen.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29

ware den forradiska malningen, vara
bakifran fastlast vid katederstolen.
Men mar modem ar son st0rst ar
hjalpen narmast. heter Diet. En- af
pojkarne hittade pa rad, kr0p ur sina
vid banker f%jattrade benklader SAINT
begaf sig ned efter skolans Yakima
stare, med hvars tillhjalp han inom
kort var l stand att befria pro primo
sina egna byxor och derefter samtliga
sina kamraters benklader med dertill
h0rande gossar. Till sist befriades
ocksa den alskade lararen, som under
tiden forsokt sig pa en- hel del prak-
tiska exempel till katekesens bud "du
skall icke svara."
Sa slot den forsta lektionen | den
praktiga y skollokalen.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
HOTELLRxkNING.

En- resande here. som bodde / EFT
hotel, ringde pa rumskyparen och sa-
de till denne:
- Har ar EFT litet hal / ofvanladret
pa min stofvel - var derfor snail och
skicka den till en- skomakare. Det be-
hofs ju bara EFT par styng.
Kyparen f0rsvinner.
Efter en- stund kommer hotellets
springpojke tillbaka fran skomakaren
med den lagade stofveln och lemnar
den till %portvakten, sagande:
- Har ar den lagade stofveln till
mr. 6; kostar 10 ore.
P~ortieren betalar pojken och Wander
sig derefter i sin tur till b%orstaren:
- Den har stofveln ar lagad at
herrn i Gan. Jag har lagt ut 25 ore;
hit med dem! "
B%orstaren betalar portieren och upp-
soker rumskyparen:
- Har ar stofveln till 6:an; kostar
so ore, som jag lagt ut.
Han far sina so ore, hvarpa kyparen
kommer in till herrn i Gan:
- Nu ar stofveln lagad. bet kosta-
de en- krona, som jag redan betalt.
Den resande drar en- liten suck, men
betalar tigande.
Tic minuter senare star den resande
herrn inne hos skomakaren.
- Ursa&ta jag fragar, men hvad tog
nj egentligen for den lila lagningen
af min stofvel?
- Ingenting, svarar skomakaren.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
"INGA SWIM "a FoLJA MED SMALL
FACET"

Pa en- station i SHANE, just SON EFT
snalltag hade blasts af. kom en- nagot
beskankt svinhandlande med full fart
rusande ut fran EFT 'naringsstalle" och
amnade antra upp pa taget, som redan
satt sig i gang. Men tjanstg0rande
stinsen, en- stationsskrifvare, sprang
efter och drog karlen ned fran plat,
former igen under Diet taget fortsatte.
- Inga swim ia f0lja med snalltaget,
upplyste iarnvagomannen.
= Neej, men blasa af Diet, Diet far di,
kan jag 81. genmalde den ursinnige
svinmanglaren pa sin bredaste skan,
ska.
bet blef hvad man kallar en- tabla,
och Diet vredgade trafikchefsamnet ma
ste till sist instamma i skrattet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
sAkER PA SIN SAX.

Lektorn / mineralogi:
Kan herrn saga, hvad delta ar
for en- stem?
Den unge te%knologen tager stenen
i sin hand och betraktar den noga fran
ALA sidor - wager den i handen =
luktar pa den - forsoker skrapa den
med nageln = slickar pa den och sma-
kar - skafver den med knifven - for
soker skara glas med den - torkar
glas0gonen och betraktar den alter
djupsinnigt...
En- stunds tystnad - derpa lager
han stenen sirligt tillbaka pa bordet
och sager med tvarsaker min:
ia, int ar Diet qvarts.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
! TEcKEN.

Kavaljeren, dagen efter en- stor
fest:
Forlat, min fr0ken, men sag, fri
ade jag till er | gar?
- Mil. Hur kan nj komma pa en-
silk tanke?
- 10, Sc, jag fick litet for mycket 1
mig / gar, och da kan jag bega de stor-
sta galenskaper.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
HENNEs

De skulle fra slit bollop foljande
dag och suite nu tillsammans och pra-
tade i skymningen.
Gunnar, tucker du Ell att vi nu
dag horde tillsta for hvarandra ALA de
felsteg vi begatt?
= Mel, men Martha, hvad hafva vi
val att tillsta for h%varandra?
- Jag har nagot att erkanna for
dig.
- Men tala da eli / en- sa olycksbe-
badande ton. Jag kan ju da inbilla
mig ALT mojligt.
ia, Diet ar ocksa nagonting for
skrackligt.
Litet orolig sag han pa henne.
Du kan jul beratta Diet, mar vi
arc gifta, SADIE han.
- Mel, Gunnar, Diet vore Ell raft af
mig.
- Men, karaste min flicka, du
skrammer mig ju sa att det gar kalla
karar utefter ryggen.
- Tand en- cigarr och h0r pa mig.
Jag ar glad att Diet ar sa m0rkt, sa att
du Ell ser, huru jag rodnar.
Han sande henne en- lang och gran
skande blick.
Hennes rost riktigt skalfde, da hon
MI fortsatte:
Senare har jag ofta 0nskat att
jag kunde plana ut denna handling ur
mitt lif, ty Diet ar en- mork flack / mitt
Ifs historic.
Men ON jag nu alter f~orsakrar
dig att jag Ell onskar h6ra Diet du han
tyder pa.
- Du maste bora Diet. jag har sd
| stor hederskansla att jag Ell will till
lata att du glitter dig med mig, f0rran
du kaner till Diet fruktansvarda, som
handt mig. Gunnar, jag har bedragit
dig. Du var icke den forste...
= Martha!
- Afbryt mig Ell, ar du snail. Du
far atminstone Ell donna mig chord.
Jag ar NEST ledsen Oliver att jag eli
har berattat Diet for dig f0rr. Tusen
| ganger, mar du varit sa ~karleksfull
mot mig, har jag haft ~bekannelsen pa
tungan, men hvarje gang har jag be-
hallit hemligheten for mig sjalf af
| fruktan att mista dig.
- Men Martha, forstar du da Ell,
| hnru du ninar mig
Han klamde hennes handler mellan
| sina, sa att Diet gjorde ondt.
- Hor nu pa mig, Gunnar. For tire
ar sedan gjorde jag en- mycket dunn
| SAX, imam jag kande dig. Jag skref
in mig / en- aktenskapsbyra och korre-
sponderade med en- man i och for in
| gaende af aktenskap.
Min syster Eva hjalpte mig med rad
och dad, ty hon har alltid varit upp-
lagd for lustigt skamt. Byran sande
mig en- kort beskrifning pa EFT halt
tjog herrar, som sokte sig en- hustru.
Jag valde en- af dem, och vi korrespon.
dorado genom byran.
- Hur otrollgt dumt de var!
- Det var mer an dumt. Diet begrep
jag sedan, mar jag borjade tycka ON
dig. Nej, kom Ell hit till mig, ty jag
ar Ell fardig an. Under ire manader
vexlade vi iva bref / veckan.
Anonymt?
y ia, jag antog namnet Margareta,
Men hur ar Diet med dig!
Med mig? Ingenting! Fortsatt
du bara!
Jag kande honom endast under
initialerna II. A. Byran skickade Sc
dan brefven vidare.
Du menade aldrig allvar med del
hela?
Aldrig. bet a varst af ALT, ty
jag ar radd att jag krossade hans
hjarta till sist, Hans bref zorro ma
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29

misskredit. Hushallerskan: - ia
ska be a "a flytta, for ia ska saga att
mitt rykte lider, ON ia blir har langre.
Herrn: = Hva'falls? Hennes rykte?
ar hon spirit galen, manniska?
Hushallerskan: = Naha. .mitt ryk.
te som kokerska lider af att herrn
liant ar mayer som en- skrika.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
NIT IDEAL.


nj flickor, som | ar ha rattighet
Att saliva er en- gubbe soka finna,
Ifall till mig | frien, minnes Diet,
Att jag har stora anslrak pa en- qvin.
ma.
Men som jag icke will bli millionar,
Jag gerna tar en stackars fattig flicka.
Och nagon angel" icke Jag begar; .
En- sadan kan Ell nina strumpor sticka.
Fullt %patriotiskt uti stort som smatt,
Hon preferera bor Diet fosterlandska,
ia. hon far icke tala fnska blot,
bet vore roligt, ON hon kunde sven
ska.
Mig bryr Diet f0ga, ON hon priset ger
At monarkien eller republican,
Den minsta biff jag alskar vida mer
An ALA langsta tai ON politiken.
Pa punktlighet och ordning stort jag
ser,
Och hennes fit Dor likna just en- my
ras.
Hvad huset ror, jag fordrar icke mel
An hon skall styra Diet, som Diet skalI
styras.
Slit k6k hon maste skota utan flask
Och "noga' skall hon vara utan
malta.
Ty will hon k0pa fyra kilo flask,
Sa Dor hon handla sA att hon far Alta.
Forutan knot hon maste sta pa ia,
Da jag ON natten kommer hem fran
bAlen.
vid hvarje dorr hon maste passa pa
Och hjalpa mig att hitta nyckelhalen.
Hon enkel vara skall. - Pa satt och
Wis
l delta fall hon likna Dor min visa.
Hon Ell beh0fver kalla sig Louise;
Hon far sa gerna beta Kajsa Lisa.
For magra flickor gor jag Ell min kur,
Och hon far icke vara latt som agnen,
Men icke heller sa till sin figur,
Att hon tar upp hvarenda tum | vag-
men.
ON jag mig HAMMER hungrig som en-
.varg
Och hon med maten sinkar, Kajsa
Lisa,
Da mister jag aptiten; jag blir arg,
Och hon far artigt truga mig att spisa.
fall hon rakar CORA nagon book,
Med skal skall lexan blifva eftertryck-
Zig.
Och fattas Diet en- knapp uti min rock,
ia fattas bara Diet, dr. hon olycklig.
ON nagon SAX har blifvit s~larfvigt
gjord,
sd blir jag blossande som ED 1 krutet.
Och har hon gl0mt EFT damkorn pa
mitt bord,
Sa skall hon utan prut ia bara ut'et.
Omkring, males, nastan, cirka, sa
Den vara Dor, som will mitt hjarta
vinna.
l korthet sagdt, jag will en- sadan IA,
Att jag kan kalla henne for en- qvinna.
Fors0k nu fanga mig uti dit nat,
Du flicka, som will Sc min hjarte-
bergen!
Ack, ON du korgen far. hvad gor
val Diet!
bet blir kanhanda bara papers
korgen.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29

nj flickor, som | ar ha rattighet
Att saliva er en- gubbe soka finna,
Ifall till mig | frien, minnes Diet,
Att jag har stora ansrrak pa en- qvin.
ma.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29

Men som jag icke viii bli millionar,
Jag gerna tar en- stackars fattig flicka.
Och nagon angel icke Jag begar; .
En- sadan kan ej nina strumpor sticka.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-03

feelings"It will be sure 10 be that
way, just because I want it this way.
II is always So
TO think of such habit carried on
through lifetime, in the face of Gods
watchful kindness! | wonder that we
are not afraid I wonder stll more
that we are not ashamed. 1t would
be so much more natural an.i 50 min
itely sweetor to take as a matter of
course what is really matter OF
course-that .'he careth for us; in
little things and i'll great, in all things
that we ourselves care for.
Perhaps ] turn the verse aside from
it's main meaning in the apostles ar
eument. but know / can use it as a
thanksgiving. every good gift and
every perfect gift cometh down from
the Father of lights"
II is a verse which the weakest
Christian can sloat over. Dwell on
the words. every good gift, = every
Eerfect gift; "cometh down." nothing
withheld: He is the giver OF eyery
good and perfect gift. ft.--Presbyterlan
Banner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-03
THE BANTAMS IN THE RAILWAY

INV work is not all sad said the
,epot deaconess. Very funny thlngs
happen here. think, perhaps, that
the very funniest thing I ever saw IN
our station, was family loaded with
all sorts of queer things, among them
q little bantam rooster and hen! A
hoy walked along with the rooster III
q cage. and another boy carried IN DIS
arms box containing the little hen,
sitting calmly on her eggs. The roost-
er kent calling attention TO hlmseH
and his wife by his shrill little crows.
He crowed all the way into the walt
ing room and all the way out 10 tne
train again. People laughed and cneer-
cd felt rather sorry for the little
hov with the hon. His face gre" RED,
Int he held up bravely, while the ih-
tie hen herself, inspired, perhaps os
ais example, was as calm and unru1hei
&c # she had been in the darkest cor
ner Of a patent chicken house. ohe
looked around curjously, but her mann
concern. as that of good hen o"sh'
:, no was to keep her little eggs COW
orod and warm. and that she did p ~
fectly."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-03
TIE BENEFIT OF CHANGE.

Unvarying thinking upon single
events inevitably leads to pessimism.
The course of things in the world Is
such that the mind which simply pass
es from one event to another without
thinking of the relations of these
events to each other or taking a wider
lose elasticity, buoyancy and hope,
Constant and uninterrupted employ
nent has tendency to produce this
state of mind Those who never rise
above their work, and in the midst OF
toll have thoughts for their tasks only,
will surely in time become depressed
and discouraged. For such the only
refuge is a vacation, unless they are
able to change their mental habit Bu,
tier are many who in the midst of con-
t,nuous and exacting toll ej her lind,
like Mr.. Russell Sage, SO much salts
faction in their work that their minds
are not harassed by the unbroken sue
eession of labors, or have the capacity
al. d habit in the midst of a busy life OF
allowing the mind for a moment to
wander afar in search of refreshing
ideas or pleasant memories. These
are the ones on whom work does not
wear. They do not need vacation be-
cause hey have little times OF rest and
change every day. Most strengthen
60 of all are those who often hit
their thoughts and their hearts to
their heavenly Father, and in this
worl-a a-day world enjoy frequent Vl5-
its to heaven.-The Watchman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-03
ATTRACTIVE LAMPS.

An agreeable change from the
heavy lamps, with bowls of metal or
foreign pottery, is one with shallo~
bowl supported on a delicate tripod OF
copper more than foot high, iii
which jeweled effect is produced by
the turquoise matrix sparingly used.
Lamps of Nancy glass are even new
er and more delicate than those OF
Tiffany. but their exquisite beauty
comes at a very high figure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-03
A BAD HABIT.

"Of course it will rain Tomorrow
just because ] want to go to town"
l suppose you constantly hear peo-
pie say just such things as that; prob
ably you say them yourself. II is a
general custom, even with good Chris
t:ans, and apt to be accepted as quite
innocent To ne it seems particularly
wrong and particularly ungrateful.
ANY Christian will admit that God is
strangely careful for our littla pleas
nres: not only that he gives us l'fH ana
breath and al things. but that h
makes the ms and outs of everyday
matters fit comfortably together 50
rnanv times when we had every reason
to fear painful jar, that he seems. so
to sneak, to go out of the way to
1loase US: and then we ehbly assert
ct any minute, with sort Of rhe'orl-
cal flourish. not even with bitter
rang showing the temptation of bitter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-03
Borden's Peerless.

Brand Evaoorated Cream is preserved
without sugar. 1t is sterilized accord
ing to latest sanitary methods, having
delicate favor and richness which
makes it favorite Of the breakfast
table for ce 'eals, coffee, tea. and choc-
oIate Avoid unknown brands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-03

fhnTle good sense of the girl who
laughs at them when they try to jolly
her.
Diplomacy is thing that enables
one to back out when one is in dan
ger of getting the worst of the argu-
ment.
AS long as a girl remains unmarried
she can enjoy the belief that some
dav a Prince Charming will come to
WOO her. After she's married she
doesn't believe in Prince CharminSs
Al all.--Baltimore American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-03

Men who can stand before dem
agOgue
And scorn his treacherouS batteries
without winking."
- Orison SWEET Marden in Success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-03
MONEY DID IT.

'9is not that she's contrary,
But now she's rich and she
Who once was Ellen Mary
Now is Elenore Marie,
Philadelphia Ledge
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-03
WHAT THE WORLD WANTS.

Men who can not be bought.
| Men whose word is their bond.
Men who put character above
wealth.
Men who see the divine in the com
mon.
Men who would rather be right
than be PRESIDENT
Men who will not lose their indjvid
ualiUy in a crowd
Men who will not think anything
profitable that is dishonest.
Men who will be as honest in small
things as in great things.
Men who will maks no compromise
with questionable things.
Men whose ambitions are not con
fined to their own selfish desires.
Men who are willing to sacrifice pri
yate interests for public good.
Men who are not afraid to take
chances, who are not afraid Of failure
Men of courage, who are not COW.
ards in any part of their nature.
Men who are larger than their bust.
ness. who overtop their vocation.
Men who will give thirty-six inches
for yard and thirty-two quarts for
a bushel.
Philanthropists who will not let
their right hand know what their left
hand is doing.
Men who will not have one brand OF
honesty for business purposes and an.
other for private use.
Young men who will be true to their
highest ideals in spite of the sneers
and laughter Of their companions.
C]ergymen who can hear louder
call than that of public applause,
larger salary. Or a fashionable church.
Statesmen who will not pack eau
cuses, pull wires or be Influenced in
their policy by personal motives.
Maananimous souls who do not look
upon everybody they meet for the pos
sible use they may be to them
Men who are true to their friends
through good and evil report, in adver-
sity as we'll as in prosperity.
SlnSle-hearted people who do not
look at every proposition from the
point of view Of What is there in it
for me?"
Journalists who will not write sour
rilous, scandalous articles merely be-
cause their editor-in- chief wishes them
to do so.
Young men and women who can
stand erect and Independent while
others bow and fawn and cringe for
place and power
Men who do not believe that
sharpness, cunning and
long-headedness are the best qualities
for winning success.
Merchants who will not offer for
sale English woolens'' manufactured
III American mills, or Irish linens"
made in New York.
Lawyers who will not persuade
clients to bring suits merely to
squeeze fees out of them, when thew
know very well they have no chance
Of winning.
Men who have the courage to do
their duty in silence and obscurity
while others about them win wealth
and notoriety by neglecting sacred OBJ
legations.
physicians who will not pretend to
Know the mature Of disease when
they do not, or experiment on nat;ents
with drugs with which they are NOT
familiar.
Men who are not afraid or ashamed
10 stand for the truth when it is un.
popular, who can say mo" with em-
pnasis, although all the rest of the
world say yes
Men who have the courage to wear
threadbare clothes and to live simply
and plainly, if necessary, while their
competitors revel in luxury purchased
by crooked methods.
Men who have gained such complete
control Of themselves that they can
pass through the most exasperatir 2
situations without doing or saying an
unpleasant things, without losing
their temper or fy ing off their center
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-03
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Promo Qninine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E. w Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-03

Money may not make the Old mare
80 but some horses make the money
go.
Most men have very little respect
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-03
Fall Term Opens
September ~.

Tuition fees are six dollars per term
OF eight lessons from the director and
five dollars from the assistant. Har.
mony. theory. etc, free to all regular
pupils. Miss Martin will have charge
until Mr.. Mcneil returns from Europe
about the twentieth of September.