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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-16
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

RTTzICK & WILSON. contractors and
builders. Job work speciality 1zD 4. STD
St Ind phone Ia
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UPHoLrERING
MATCHMAKER

T. w. WIEMAN, practical matchmaker
and engraver. All work done in neatest.
promptest workmanship manner, at low
est prices Highest cash price for old gold
and silver. 107 W. It'll st
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splendid chance now: board. tools and
scholarship included in our offer; few
weeks completes; graduates in demand
Originators of this method Write for
particulars AIoler Barber college. St
Louis. No.
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WANTED-Competent hat makers {
Mrs Morrison's. 81 Kansas ave.
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Brown-"Don't get gay. or III be
forced 10 pound a little sense into your
head Green-..Hughi 1t would take a
dozen men like you TO pound any sense
into my head. Chicago Daily News
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Missouri Pacific

sDaily except Sunday. All others daily
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First Little Girl-"8Iy. father is an
editor; what does yours dor Second
Little Girl-'-Whatever mamma tells
hirn.'-GIasgow Evening Times
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sunday School Teacher-'.Now. Tom
my. can you tell me whose day this
is - Tonrny-..Yes'm it's Bridget's-
Della had last Sunday out. "-Philadel-
phia Press.
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WANTED white girl for general hous
work, a German preferred S14 Quincy
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WANTED-A strong white girl for SEE
ond work Apply Bishop Millspaugh, 81
Polk st.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-28
Ell Bale de Carload.

Tienen paIco para dichs fiesta las
di>tinguidas sefiOras y familias qua
sigueD:
reno. Antonio Castro, II. Hnnt. Car
los Conde, Antnpio Caubet, Raul B.
nedicto, R. f4el F.bi6n. Josqufo Fer
n6ndez. PalAcios SaIszar. Manuel R.
Calder6n, G brieI Guerra. Gabriel
Gim6nez N Tnoweton. l. r. n Bile,
f. Brunet. H. w. DOoley, Sra. de Lu-
quetti. j H Lopez. DR.. Lugo VifiAe.
Eduardo Gonzalez, Antonio Moreno
Santi. g. Horber. Sefl1ritas Padilla.
Pedro j. GoicO. r. CAIsff, Juan 6.
Benftez. Justo B4rros. Luis Sanchez
Morales, M. de Ventura. DR.. BIOndet,
DR.. Carbonell. EuIogio Rivera, Seflo-
ritss Qoifl lnes, j. Coil y Cuchy. Sra.
viuda de Mater. Cochran y jose Qui-
janO.
Quedan muy pocos pRlCos y hay al-
gunOs pedidOs que no pOdrSn Ilenarse
' las personas que tisnen apartadO RI-
gunO, debeD recOgerlos antes de la no
.he de mAfisnR.
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La DOChG buena en-
Manati.
Los IusgdS COlOeidOS vOlgaImsR-
to pOT "tr0S J van.
Un ObsGqulO a nuaSirO cores
pQnsaI.
DE naestro corrsepons0hl J

Dicier bre 25.-La noche-buena ha
pasado felizmente. sin que haya que
Iamentar deegracia de niDg6u geaero.
81 pueblo sensato y cuIto. La poIicfa
dentro de los lfmites del debar de Ia
correction mas exquisite. "A PROPOSE
to de u policfa. HuplicAmos & su digno
jefe nuestrO amigo senior Schettini,
al pundonorosO cabo Sierra, Sc sirYan
dar 6rdenes & fin de evitar esos juegos
conocidOs Vulgarmente <por tres y
van. pues nos cOnsta que aver un Chi
CO en- ID plaza p1blica destFoz6 Is puer-
ta de un farOl jugando & esta cIsse de
<sport.0 Esta petici6n no dudamos
ser6 atendidh.
Voivamos & ID clasica che-buens.
La misa del gallo fu6 cantada por las
hermanit8s de Ia Carload por ell re-
putado maestro CaIlejo. El venerable
padre Llauger debe, & pesar de sua
amos sentiFae satisfecho. MafIsna Sc
preparR el pueblo & ir buscar Ia
milsQross Virgeu de h AItsgracia.
-Hemos tenido la satisfaction de
saludar & las bellss 8 ilustradss 81 f1ori-
tas Carmen CasellRs y Julia S5nchez.
Bien veDidRs.
Ell popular Jaime Padr6 con ell
eespTit.S que le es propio est6 hAcien.
do su sQosto. Igual Ie acOntece al
sefjor BArtolo Morey.
Con un CsrScter de letra beIifsimo,
como belIfsima debs ser Ia blanca ma
no que Ia traz6 themos recibidO aver
tarde una tarjeta con "a siguiente ms
cripci6u: Sal Corresponsal gAlante de
els CorrespondenciA@ f4licitslo carl
fIass M 9nte Aurora DAmos graciss s
Ia inc6gnita DANA.
DE todas vsras saludamos cordial-
mente & los hombres de sLa Cores
pcndencia9 y ca particular & nuestrOs
distin guides amigos los sefiores ZsnO
Gambia y Blandino.
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La MAQUINARIA De
La LUZ ELECTRICA
EN- ARECIBO.
La Junta sseOIar SatlsfaGo SuS
SuOIdOS 4 los masStTOS.
LDe maestro COrYesponsG1. }

Diciembre 81.
Ha si1o confiFmGdo nor el Senedo
de los Estados Unidos en- su cargo de
Post Master en- esta tficina de cnrrecs
el sefIor don Ramon AlfoDzo. Felici-
tamos al amigo A,fnnzo por h.ber sidO
spreciados por sus jefes sus iadisculi
blesm6ritos de active, inteiig3nte y
honrado foncionsrio.
-ProntO nos Osupar6mos extensa-
meDte de las obras de reparaci6o que
SO hzcen en- Ell Hospital de Ia Monse-
rrata que tccan & su t6rminn les
cuales se deben al Alcalde sefior Ma
rio.
-Graciss Ia Intervention del cleo
tricista g Il n Ruiz que fue llSmado
pOr ell Alcalde. ha quedado repsr&da Ia
dsscom posici6n del dioamO en- dispO.
sici6n de funcionar de nuevo Ia luz
ei6ctrica desde anochq lss diez. III ~
duranta aI of4 50 han hecho varias
pFuebas, recOnociendo ell NfI1r Ruiz
toda Ia msquinaria & fin de dejarla en-
peHfect0 estado.
-7Corre el rumor de que para Ell bai-
e que darS Ell Casino eli pr6ximo saba
o b, sido contFAtada una orquesta que
no respOnde los fines de mn bAile Co
mo el que Sc anuncia = nos Abstenemos
de todo comentario hasts estsr Ciertos
del dicho rumor. sur que no 10 creemos.
pues conocemos al sen lr Sanz y sabe.
mos. no le gusta quedar nal en- esta-
clase de festivAles en- que pr0cura STEM
pre- el mayor lucimiento.
La Junta esc0lar de esta ciudad
ha satisfsc sus sueldos & los profe-
sores antes de psscuas asi como tam
bi6n los habares de casas
Es de splaadir Ia cOnducta de esta
Junta.
-El Ola 3 de Enero tomar6n pose
sion los nuevos empleadOs judiciAles de
estas Cortes de DistritO y Municipal.
81 dfs tomara possession ell nueVO
Ayuntamiento.
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Siguen CeIabraDdOSe
juiCiOS impOrtantGS
en- Ia COrte de Aqua
diIIa.
Los letradOS def8nSOrOS GOhlbi-
dos en- SuS dGfODSaS.
Sc ccntia en- la rectitud del Honora-
BILE Juez de la indicada Corte.
(De nqte8tre correapons0z.) }
Diniamhra 13

Diciembre %
Contln6R Ia COrte de DistritO Cele-
brandO impOTt8ntes juicios.
e, % tuvo lugar uno contra el poli-
Cia Grsulan. por homiciiiO inVolunta-
rio. seg6n acussci6n.
TodOs los testig declsTan Ia verdad
de los hechos que fAvorecen el scusado
pesar del empefio de que aIguna
pena recayese sObre dicho acusado. 81
JuradO d6 un veredictO de incu pabi-
lidad.
Observamos que no Sc d6 el case de
que se Celebre un iuiciO sin incidentes
con el representsnte del pueblo de Pto.
Rico. Los letrados defensores.se ven
muy cohibidos en- sus defensas. Son
interrumpidos 8 menudO. No pueden
hACer un exsmen ciaro un testigo.
No pueden desarrollar, sin ser inte-
rrumpidOs sus discursOs, en una pala-
bra, los scusAdos estan expuestos su-
frir ell absndono de las defensas 81 con-
tin1An las prActicAs hAsta ahOra esta-
bleGidas y que Sc toleren.
II Ian os uidO muchOs letrados que.
: las fubuudas v creemOs que ell Honora-
be Juez de esta Corte SO esfOrzaTa por
evlturle co. fIctOs Ia maEchA que se
ha propuestO estAbleCer an estA COrte.
No es rcslbie que un Tribunal estAble'
cidO en- esta leal Villa = que Sc coLtia-
ba en- su resuLtadOs de pVr resuAtAdo
que los poderes tepgan que tOmRr car
tas en- el Asunto, pues IA por medic de
Ia prensa, va pOr otrO COn0uctO, la
yoz del pu bio se dejsr& DIR y NO sabe-
mos cunA seria el resultadO.
Y tOdO, oebidO una sOla cOsa. que
es eI cAmbio de proCedimientes smerl'
canOs, que. aunque los considerAmos
buenos, hay quien Sc empefa en- plAn-
tearlos q 50 CaprichO y Greer que On
Puerto Rico no hay hOmbres CaPacel
para NADIA. lQue don de errar! Puer-
to Rico tiene puertOrriQuefOs que ga
ben para enselar muchOs 10 que er
su pals no han aprendldU. No necesl
tan Otra cosR que los textos y despuea
Il pr6ctiCa les ensefIa lR melor manera
de splicar. TodO siempre con la mR'
yor Cultura, eduCaCi6n y deSapasiOna'
Despu6s do tOdO tenemOs Ia compile
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-28
FutuTOs OtlelaIss.

EI jovan don Ramon L6timer Rome
70 es unO de los candidates que en-
union de OtrOs tomar6 parte en- los
exsmenes para las plazas de Vacantes
de fciales del ej6rciso americana que
se efeCtuaran muy pronto.
EduCadO en- los Estados Unidoa po-
s6e el iDgl6s muy bien tiene conOCi-
mientOs bastantes para esperar an buen
resultado siendo asf teDdrfamos dos
ofciaies del pals en- Ell ei6rCitO nacio-
nal.
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C0RTE FEDERAL.

Ell dfa 3 de- Euero pr6ximo reanuda-
r6 Ia Corte Federal. Ia vista de varios
Los iuiciados por c. M. B,erman
contra Qointin Ramirez en cobrO de
cuatro mil dollars por honorarios. El
demandsdo eat6 representadO por el
abngado Hord. y 81 entablado por do
II Angela Lnra. representada por les
abogadOs Mott Y Alvarez Nave.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-28
NUEVA 0FIC!NA.

En- ampIio y bin srreglado local ha
iustaIadO su ofcina ell seflor Panisgua.
No ga oIvide que en- Ia caIle de Ia
Cruz n1merO 4 esta Ia agencia de auto
m6vi es dnnde Sc tomaD los billetes de
pas ie psra dichos vehfcuIos.
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POr fin Cay6 en- pOder de los japoneses Port
Arthur
Fueries V0IadOs { lana1s0 -1dnsfO Dc eadSV0fss

de refuerzo, atac6 de noche las po-
siciones 5enemigas vOlando los fuer-
tes con minas y hacienda uR de-
sastroso fuego de artillerfa desde la
montana de 2a3 metros.
Los japoneses entraFon en- Ia ciu-
dad Y Sc informa que la matanza
fuG horrible. Es immense ell nu-
nero de cadaveres.
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BarcOs. a piQue
Sc afrma que el preSideDte Roosevelt es
possible ViSite a PuGrtO-RCO

New York. DSra. %, 1.3O p. N.
Dicen de Washington que es po-
sible que Ell Prosidente Roosevelt
vi.ite Puertl Rico.
An1dese que la intenci6n del pri-
mer msgistrado :. de la gran repd-
blica. es conocer 4 Puerto Rico en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-28
EfeCtOS sensational CauSa en- Russia Ia no
tigia
e general StO8sssI p8r8el6 h8TOIeam0nt8

New York, DIRE. %, l.3O p. m.
Otros despachos afirman que ell
efecto causado en- Russia por la an
terror noticia. ha sido sensational,
reinando intensisima excitaci6n.
Ell general acknowledgement los
despachos-perecio her0icamente.
La lucha fuG una epopeya gran
diosa para ambos ej6rcitOs belige-
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81 dia 81 del cursante tendrS Iugar
en- los salones del Casino Espanol de
Manat. un baile de coDfi8Dzs.
Para 81 hemos sido atentamente In
vitados.> Que sc diviertan. saludando
aIegremente 81 primer dia de-19O5.
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YORK, Dbre. 28, 80 p. m.

New York, Dbre. %, 80 p. m.
Daspachos recibidos de San Pc
tersburgo confrman una noticia de
Toxic respecto d haber caido por fin
en- poder de,los japoneses la p'aza
de Port Arthur.
81 general Noghi, con un formi-
dable ej6rcito, en- su mayor parte
de tropas frescas que le lIegaron
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-28

viaje de r5creo.
Cr6ese que en- esta excursion le
acompaflen SUI secretario particular
y otFas personals. ademas de su hi
ia Miss Alice que va estuvo en- esa
isla.
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rantes.
Sc encuentra cerca de puerto
Arturo en- posicion estrat6gica la
escuadra del Baltico,
Noticiase que dicha escuadra ha
hundido cuatro acorazados japone-
ses mas ala del estrecho de Ma
lacca y que seis torpederos fueron
echados q pique.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-28

New York, Dbre. %, 3 80 p. m.
I'm despacho de Ultima hora des-
miente la noticia de la toma de
Port Arthur y de la muerte del ge-
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ts seRuridad que nuestro Honorable
Juez no ha de Consentir que on 10 SUI
Cesivo cOntin1en los prOcedimientos
que pueden afeCtar 81 pFestigio de una
Corte. Asf 10 sspera 81 p6blico de
Aguadilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-28

81. .egta impEenta Se venda papeI de
peIi6diao Viaio { 400 quintal.
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I CARPETAS PARA ESTURAs
en- todos COlores SO hacen & Ia orden on
Ella CorrespondenciR.2 d. =
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PARA COMERlO.

Don Agustfu Otero, practicante de
peuAles en- eata ciudad hR sAlido hoy
para COmerfo donde pasara 90 dfss en-
usO dc licencia.
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ACerca de Ia tOma de Port Arthur

neral Stoessel.
Los rusos siguen en- su inexpug-
nable fortaleza.
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En- eatA imprenta Ge vende papell de
\ spskdia~ ~sas@ 20 90 auiBtaI
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Sc pADEoE De AImOrranas

oPERAoIo
EImars Ioso oinvento
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Hoy q g q. m

Preston barometrica so 03l
Temperature SO Oh
Maxima temperature s1.e
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| b.sfyaaCnes UelsOEClt9cl

Mlnima temperature 72.ol
Medida de lluyia 20
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-24

tually forgot to be afraid once be
tween the fence rail and the school
house.
and after that. when Little Fraid
Girl saw anything she did not under
stand shealways investigated the mat
ter before running away. and she
found that the most of her big fraids'
were very small fraids' indeed"
Winnie studied a moment, then she
said:
What was the Little Fraid Girls
real name. grandma"
"Her real name was Lydia Kemp,
said grandma, with a twinkle in her
eyes.
''Why, that was your name when a
little girl, cause mamma told me so.
And Winnie clapped her hands JOY
fully.
Il am not going to be afraid any
more" she said.
That is right. my dear, and now
run along to bed and if you see a big
flaid,' don't forget to examine it be-
fore you run. Il. FitzGerald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-24
LITTLE GIRL WHO WAS AFRAID.

"Oh, dear me, l don't want to go
way off upstairs to bed by mysel1,
said Winnie, fretfully, one night wnen
bedtime came and there was no one TO
90 upstairs with her. All the family
except grandma had gone to recep-
ton, and grandma slept downstairs.
"Why, what's the natter? grand
ma asked.
'I'm afraid" whined Winnie.
There is nothing to be afraid o.
my dear child. will be down mere
and nothing can get up to you without
first passing me. What are you atrain
don't know exactly, but-the
-and-and-just everything,
Winnie replied.
"That reminds me Of little girl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-24

Furnished front room for rent, 919
West Third avenue.
For drinks try the Valley sa-
Icon. Fred Senyard.
The Jefferson county grand jury
will not meet until next Monday
Green River whisky at the VAL
ley saloon, corner Fourth and Main.
Have your picture framed at the
Pine Bluff Wall Paper company. Both
phones.
For beer, cigars and liquors call
at Valley saloon. Fred Senyard,
proprietor.
For sale-An incubator, which
will hold 204 eggs. Quong Wab, 7ol
Elm street
If you need glass put in your
window or door, call up the Pine Bluff
Wall Paper company.
-Wanted-Twoy young men to room,
in private family, with or without
toard; 1902 West Fifth avenue.
Just received large shipment Of
the latest designs in wall paper. Pine
Bluff Wall Paper company, All Main
street Both phones.
Great bargains in second hand
stoves at Sidney Helms and company,
second hand store, 21O West Second
avenue.
Lambeth got the cake for selling
the best meat in town, and welcomes
all Odd Fellows to his market at 1902
East Fourth avenue; old phone 526.
-Lost-Gents diamond ring some
where between corner OF Main and
Second and Barraque and Elm. A lib
eral reward for return to Lou
Owen.
Mary had little lamb: its fleece
was white as slow. Go to Lambeth's
and get your meat that is hard to
@teat. 1902 East Fourth avenue; Old
phine 52G.
Miss Gusse Murphy daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. T. Y. Murphy, who has
been very i'll for several days OF fe-
Yer. is now convaescing nicely and
will soon be out again.
See our new window display, then
step inside and see the incest up
todate photographs ever made in
Pine Bluff We want one hundred
new customers this week. Bruce
Art Gallery.
Lost or stolen-I.adies gold
watch "H II. n" engraved outside
CT case; pin attached fleur de lis.
silver and green Finder can return
20 D. B. Niven, 2o2 West fifteenth
avenue and get 50 reward, and no
questions will be asked.
-Mullillin's Cash Store now oc-
cupies two stores. Grocery depart
ment. corner Fourth and Main; dry
goods department remaining in same
old stand. No. GA Main. These stores
now enable us to give our customers
better service in each depar5 than
ever before. Call and give us trial
-Wanted-One hundred customers
this week at Bruce,s new art gallery
successor to Perrings. We have u
new lot of samples in the very latest
ptHfinums which we want everyone
interested in photographs to call ane
see. We are going to offer for TINS
week only exceptional inducements
to all our customers. Call al oi
studio and learn all about it. A. }
Bruce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-24

Henry G. Davis, the vice presiden-
tial candidate on the Democratic
ticket has always been a patron of
high class stage presentations and re-
tains to this day a love for fine thaat-
real entertainments that leads him
to make transformations visits to thu
playhouse when opportunity offers
Recently in Baltimore where he had
stopped to visit Mr.. German, he visit.
ed Ford's opera house to witness a
performance by Amelia Bingham and
her company in "The Climbers.' AT
the close of the performance he
sought out Manager Ford of the house
end Rheinstrom of the company. ex
pressed his delight and asked to have
his compliments conveyed to Mis-,
Bingham and her excellent PLAYERS
A Elks' theater next Wednesda,
night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-24

A man can get very fond of a nice
girl that won't marry him.
people have when they haven't.
If we knew a man who loved his
enemy we would despise him. That's
asking Too Much.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-24

MOusseline waists of self-tOne are
t. be immensely popular to wear with
cloth walking suits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-24

There are times when every man
feels that he ought to be ashamed OF
himself, but he isnt.-Philadelphia
Record,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-24

1t is a good deal easier to talk
| about feeling good than it is to walk
about doing good.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-24

Tim Murphy seems to have corner
on the comedy market for every sea.
son he springs something on us that
is little out of the ordinary. and
this year has found one of the great.
est successes of the laughing stage.
1t looks as though "Two Men and a
Gorl' which is the play for this sea
son. will be the one great hit of tho
year. as it has crea ed mild furore
everywhere presented and is said to
be the best thing this popular come
dian has ever done. 1.-TWO Men and
a GirP' is to be here on TUESDAY. Oc-
tober 25. at the Elks' theater, when
it will be given for but one perform
ance
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-24

A mother says her son has the ar
4istic temperament when he can't earn
his own living.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-24

D W. Boyce devotes mis- time to rents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-24
AMUSEM ENTS.
+ If + + + + r + + + /. + r ! :

The Minister'S Son. is an excep
tionally clever and remarkable play.
Its four acts are filled with comedy.
realism and sentiment. mixed by
master hand. There is no tagging OF
heart interest throughout, and II
tempts the ear to fall upon the lip OF
laughter, AS vehicle for the display
of the peculiar talent of w. B. Pat
ton it could not be eXcelled. Quaint
ard original in his methods. realistic,
ard exceedingly magnetic as Simo
Ray the minister's son, a character
full Of comedy and pathos he holds
TIE interest of the audience from
start to finish and is this season sur
rounded with an exceptionally clever
supporting company. At the Ells' the
ater next Thursday night.
1t would be difficult to imagine an
announcement that gives more as
sured promise of an evening of hearty
and wholesome amusement than tha-
o. the great international semi nlu
seal comedy success, "The Marriage
OF Kitty soon to be offered here
Faris. London and New York have set
their seals of enthusiastic approval
upon this uniquely interesting COM
edy. which has plot as amusing a
it is novel. Ellls' theater next Fri
day night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-24

There is no satisfaction in self
satisfaction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-24

Self-denial is a specific for stll es
TEEN.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-09
The WorId's Fair Route.

Those anticipating an eastern trip.
or visit to the Louisiana Purchase
exposition at ST. Louis. cannot afford
to overlook the advantages offered by
the Missuri Pacific Railway. which. on
account Of its various routes and gate
ways, has been appropriately named
"The Worlds Fair Route"
Passengers from the northwest take
the Missouri Pacific trains from Dem
yer or Pueblo. with the choice Of either
going direct through Kansas City, or
via Wichita, Fort Scott and Pleasant
Hill.
Two trains daily from Denver and
Pueblo 70 st. Louis without change.
carrying all classes OF modern equip
ment including electric lighted obser-
walton paSlor cafe dining cars. Ten
daily trains between Kansas City and
st. Louis.
Write or call on W. @. Mcbride, gen.
eral agent, l24 Third street. Portland.
for detailed information and illustrat.
cd literature.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-09
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Alice VILE Of Danbury, Conn, found
two six leafed clovers recently.
Mrs. Payne whitney's amulet is q
necklace composed Of every transpar.
ent stone known to the lapidary's art
Miss Ethel Jackson in TAPPING, Ma
laysia, in addition to her school WORK
Ia gathering Methodist congregations
In Tamil and Chinese.
Miss Margaret Ridgeiey. daughter Of
O wealthy and aristocratic Baltimore
family. has determined to leave hes
estates, her friends, her home. and -
a missionary 80 to Liberia.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and MIRA
William X. Vanderbilt are two mem
bers Of a family Of great social infiu
ence who hold a notable reputatiop
among their friends as the best ot
mothers.
The sensation caused by the recent
temporary disappearance Of Mrs. Og
den Goelets jewels has brought the
statement that the 100000 worth In
question represent only one-hfth Of her
possessions.
Mrs. Eleanor Cooper, who died In
Washington recently. left a VIII bs
queathing $4,000 to the Presbyteriap
board Of home missions for the erec
ton Of a church, preferably for the
benefit Of native Indians"
Miss Isadora Duncan, an American
girl, Is making a big success in Wag
ner opera at Baireuth as q dancer In
the ballet In 'Tannhauser," and It "a
said that Herr Siegfried Wagner, son
of the great composer, will marry the
American dancer.
Miss Lulu Luck Terrill Of Roanoke
Ii one Of the few young ladies Of vir.
ginia holding municipal position. She
Is assistant city clerk and auditor Of
the city Of Roanoke. She is one Of ths
most charming and popular young girls
Of the Magic City.