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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
Fon0graf W tramwaju:

N~ajnowszym dodatkiem do
%tramwaj6w miejskich W Ber-
LIME, jest ~wprowadzenie TO-
nografu, wywo}ujacego stacye.
Jest on umieszczony ma SUI
ficie wozu i zwr6cony .otwo.-
rem lejka ma dol. Ma 20 do
40 metr6w pred stacya TO-
nograf glo6no w~ywoluje naz-
we stacyi. Druga %nowoscia
jest z~aprowadzenie wagon6w,
gdzie ME ma bilet6w, usiasc
za6 MONA tylko wtedy, gdy
sic wrzuci. do otworu odpo-
wiednia kwote, poniewaz
wtenczas siedzenie sic opusz-
cza, a miejsc ola stojacych
ME ma wcale. Funkcya kon-
duktora polega tylko ma tenn,
re zmienia pieniadze i zwaza,
ably wszyscy siedzieli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18

niezgrab.n,.e' 5lEaapy, ME 81 wydaje
ludzkich dzWiek6w, lecz Wy
lie, jak zwierze. NlazyyWaa sis
to iInldywiduum Francisco
|Henrique de Sonzo; jul Cd
dluzszego czasu znany byl "
'okolicy pod nazwa ,,Obfaka-
nego Franka"; unikal stale
.ludzi, zabijal Woly j koenie,
pill ich krew j jadl surowe
mieso. Gdy go ujeto, zblizylo
sic do1 niebacznie kilkoro
dzieci, kt6re on usilowa1
~schwytac; uszly wszakze je-
go pazar6w. Ciekawem jest,
czy uda sic to zwierze " lu-
dzkiej postaci osWoic i wy
.howac je jeszcze kiedy6 ma
cz}owieka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
DramatycZna scena.

,,Dziennik Berl." pisze;
Gdy niemiecki nastepca tro-
nu jecha{ pc 10 wieczorem
W Poczdamie do koszar ma
nocne cwiczenie, wysiad}a
PREY Kammonstrasse mloda,
elegancko ubrana DANA z do
r6zki z dzieckiem ma reku i
~trzymajac W drugiej rece pi--
6mienna pro6be, rzucila sic
pred przejezdzajacym ma
kolana. M}ody ksiaze zatrzy-
mai natychmiast konia, ode
bral z rak jej pro5be i zapy-
tai, W czem moze bye jej po-
mocnym. Ma to wyzna}a owa
PAM, re pewna wysoko polo
iona osobistosc z dworu CO.
sarskiego jest ojcem jej die
cka, lecz ME troszczy sic 0
ME wcale, b}aga vice nastep-
CO tronu o posrednictwo W
tel sprawie. (.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
Tart miiardera.

Dzienniki amerykanskie
opowiadaja 0 dowcipnym i
stotnie zarcie miliardera Pier
ponta Morgana, o zarcie, ma
kt6rym zarobil 5000 fir. Pier
pont Morgan widzia} u jubi-
lera per1e n~iezwyk}ej piekno-
Sci i poleci} ia sobie przys}ac.
Jubiler spe}ni} zadanie, ale
oznaczy} Gene 10000 IF. Mi
lioner chcia1 sic potargowac,
uczyni1 za6 to W 'spos6b ma
stepujacy: Sporzadzi} diva
czeki jeden ma 10000 drugi
ma $4,000 fir. Pierwszy zam-
kna} W pude}eczku ma miej-
sou perry, drugi przes}a}
przez oddawce z rropozycya
ustapienia kosztowno6ci "a
znizona Gene. Jubiler, ME
otwierajac pude}ka, odes}a}
je miliarderowi, GEEK zas "a
trzyma}. Morgan, spotkawszy
jubilera, wyrzuca} mu ze
6miechem, re gdyby zatrzy-
mai pude}ko, zarobi}by ma
czysto 5000 fir. ,Widocznie
jednak, ko6czy} - re
sam pan ME ocenia}e6 per}y
ma 10000, skoro ia tax }atwo
pod moim adresem odes}a-:
}es." i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
BOhater brZytWy.

Sluzaca restauratora Schi,
mrocka " Steglitz poskarzy--
la sic kochankowi sWemu,
golarzowi Gillnerowisz Berli-
ma, ze pan jej "a jakie6 pre-
winienie ukaral ja ciele6nie.
lego samego wieczora stawh
sic Gillner " resta uracyi
Schimrokai odgrazal sic pred,
iona jego, 10 60 zabiie. Gdy
gospodyni kazala mu wsku-
tex togo opuscit lokal, stall
g. pred domem, czekajac na
powr6t restauratorai zadal'
mu, gdy 50 w :'s' spost-
rzegl, brzytwa gleboka rane
" czo}o IA nosie, nastep-
ME, gdy Sch. pod1 lnlla le y
reke, abysie zaslo'nniilt' uuldt nd, !
rzyl 60 brzytwa Y MIA pre-
cial mn tetnic,e. Pl:oSpierwl''sl,'z,.ym, q
opatrunku lekarsim musia-
10 rsnnego, zupelhnnile !osl2Ialbd'iio-
lnegos Nkutsz| N9n lal|' N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
TratWa pneumatycZna.

Pewien angielski podr6zny,
zbada} g}6wne lozysko rzeki
Eufratu pc raz pierwszy Cd
epoki juz odleg}ej, W kt6rej
uczyni} to ten, kt6ry mia}
bye p6zniej s}awnym field
marszalkiem, Moltke, dono-
81 o sposobie l%okomocyi uzy-
wanym ma klasycznej rzece.
Jest to kellek. Kellek jest
tratwa, ale MIC drewniana.
Cze6ci jej So to sk6ry zwie-
race, %przewaznie baranie ma
pelnione powietrzem. Ponie-
waz }apy sic zachowuje, lat
wo pojac jaki originality wi
dok przedstawia kellek, kt6-
ry sic sklada z po}aczopych
sx6r baranich. Lokomocya
"a pomoca kelleka przedsta-
via istctne korzysci, a zw}a-
SEGA te, re przenoszenie tel
tratwy z jednej rzeki na dru-
ga uskutecznia sic baTdzo
latwo. Wypuszcza sic powie-
trze re sk6r, sk}ada sic je,
przenosi i napelnia znowu
mad brzegiem rzeki. Turcy
n~adymaja sk6ry w}asnemi
p}ucami. r."
Operacya taxa trivia dosyc
dlugo. Skoro sic ko6czy,
z%gromadza sic sk6ry pod ra-
me z lekkiego drzewa, ma
KIOreJ sladaJa pOdfOZnl. IVY
kle liczy sic try sk6ry ma
jednego podr6znego. Kelleki
bardzo So rozpowszechnione,
rybacy ME uzywaja innego
sposobu l%okomocyi. A ruch
tratwy n%adzwyczaj jest przy-
Jenny. I mic dziwnego. Kel-
lex przedstawia zagluge ma
pneumatykach. Jest to der
nier cri" komfortu. Npraw-
die bardzo dawny, gdyz
kellekjest " uzyciu Cd trzech
tysiecy lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
Exkursya ma wystawe swia-
iowa koleja North Western


iowa koleja North Western
Bardzo niskie raty do St. Louis,
uskutecznione beda przez diva dni
Is 20 Sierpnis, z powoiu exkur-
syj, do St. Louis, koleja Chicago
& North Western. Tvlko sl1.25 70
tyklet zwretny : Winoay, z n
wzglednieniem siedmiu {7) dni do
powrotu Bardzo dogodna sposob4
no6d do xwiedsenia wystawy 6wla
towel nleznacznym wydatkiem. In
ne dogodne cenY q tykiety zwrot
ne 90 uskutecznione d1iennie, Z do
godnem uwzglednieniem powrotu.
uwxgledniouem prses,adaniem It'd.
Zups}nej informacyi 90 do obslug,
.kkolejorej, odse}ania pakunk6w i
lnnych rzecsy v ~interesie' podrox-
nyoh udxiela agenoi sprxed-iaoy t..
.kiety 2. kolejl Chicago 8 North
Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
Mieszka6cy skal.

Nieograniczony niczem,
|jest ogrom mechanicznych i
sztucznych zabawek i srod-
|k6w przyjemnego spedzenia
|chwil, ma wystawie swiatowej
W St. Louis. Ale mic tax ME
zajmuje, jak ME znane i dzi-
wne Judy z dalekich KRAKOW,
lub z czesci naszego w}asnego
kraju, nam ME znanych. Maj
wiecej interesujacemi SO
szczepy P6}nocno Amerykan-
skich Indian6w i znalez6 je
MONA W wystawie mieszkah-.
COW ska}. Me tylko re lu-
die ci So dziwnegoi rzadkie-
go pochodzenia, ME tylko ich
zycie i zwyczaje So bez trady-
cyl W history india6skich,
ale potrafili oni, pomimo RIA
dkiej .stycznosci 2 bia}ymi,
nauczyc sic tychze sztuk j
So ME tylko dobrymi zegar-
mistrzami i zlotnikami, INA
komitymi przedzarzami ma
kryc ~najdziwniejszych wzo-
row, ale So dobrymi aktora-
mi, lepszymi jeszcze lance
rzami i magikami nieprzewy-
zszonymi. Ma wystawie jest
ich wiecej jak trzysta, tych
mieszka6c6w m%alowanej pu-
szczy wzd1uz rzeki Colorado
W Arizoniei Nowym Meksy-
ku. Nazywaja puszcze swa
%malowana, ola rozmaitosci
koloru ziemi i ska{. Pomimo
tego jednak, domem Moki,
Zuni i Pueblo Indian, So ia
skinie Wykute W skalach lub1
naturalne, setki stop pc mad
ziemie. Zawsze spokojny j ME
bitny nar6d i prawdopodo-
bnie to jest przyczyna, re i
stnieje dis jeszcze a z MIN
odwieczne, cudowne zwyczaje
i sztuki: Co zas najwieksze
budzi zainteresowanie, to ia.
nice zmij, W kt6rym bierze
udzia} najjadowitszego rodza-
ju zmija ,,Kobra." Taniec
zmij jest p%rzedmiotem podzi-
WI i nadzwyczajnego, nieby-
walego zajecia ma wystawie
W st. Louis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
" " ludzl'kiej pos,ta-

re r. -94.EM&NEHHFH f g&n4E
Robotnik H. Hartel3 v Ego
rzelicach skazany zosta} IA
8 lata cuchthauzu "a zgwal-
Genie 10 letniej dziewczynki.
w Erlingu " Bawaryii,
~przywabil jaki6 II letni wy
rostek 10 letnia dziewczyn-
Ike do siebie, zgwalcil ia, a
nastepnie rozp}atal jej brzuch
i przeznal jej gardlo. Ro-
dice, ostrzegajcie vase die
ci, ably ME pozwoli}y sic pod
zadnym pozorem przyciagac
przez nieznanych ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
UzyWajcie ma Wszystko.

Cieika neutrality-suspicious. cxsesto
jake rezultat n~iexnoSnych below !
prEepelnionych orgap6w. Odarse-
ME, Dol v krzYlach, choroba va
Etroby, zapchanie. Lec1 dslekii Dr'a.
King New I4ife Plgulkom, ono 8
|laleodne lecx doskonalapr6buiois
Tylko25 $50. lQRafantowanspaxss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
bis Tastc In Dress.

In Washington they are telling OF
Il visit Mr.. Roosevelt paid in 1902,
when in Knoxville. to the aged widow
vi Parson BrownlOw. the famous war
Governor of Tennessee. The lady, dis
tinctly of tho old school. and suffering
from impaired vision. received him
in her little parlor in the suburbs
As word of his coming reached her
hrt a few moments before his arrival
she dressed huriedly. and in her con
fusion and shorts ghtedness had put
Ter skirt On wrong side out
After a pleasant chat the president
withdrew. As he drove away-thus
40 story coes--ha said:
"What roble old lady, and how re-
fl leshing to meet such specimen OF
the age that has passed forever! Why
don't the women of today go in for
a costume like that? Did you notice
the picturesqueness of that sllirt?'-
New York Mail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
HOW TO MAKE A
PAPER DOLL AUOSE

Paper dolls have charm that the
delicate and costly bisque dolls can
never attain. Possibly because it is
easier for the young mother to keep
er numerous family clothed in the
latest styles. With removable head
a paper doll can wear simple frocks
; in the morning and Partisan gown
tN dinner. with hats to match every
costume But such up to date people
strongly object to being shut up into
the leaves of book It is worse than
a fiat.
| The little girl can make an mex
nensive and elegant doll house from
i two orange boxes. Get two nice. clean
orange boxes from the grocer. They
lave a partition down the middle
Clean them carefully and place one
Oh top of the other Don't faster
them together, for they are more
easily moved about if separate
See what possibilities this house has
lIs. has two stories with four rooms
Ask mamma for some pieces OF wal
raper. and carefully paper the rooms
Then little white muslin curtains car
be tackled to the wall where windows
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
LOTS MORE LIKE IT.
Plenty More Proof Like This, and
All from Pine Bluff People.

Ne chance for argument here.
No better prc.f can be had.
What Pine Bluff man SAYS.
Is the best evidence for Pine Bluff
people
Read this case.
We have lots more like it,
r. McGaushy, president of the Nc
Glugny Hardware company and cor
oner for jefferson county, business ad.
dress 2U1 West Second avenue. resi-
dence sos West Third avenue, says:
Il had symptoms of kidney trouble
for sGi'e little time, and seeing Dcan S
Kidney Pills recommended so highi Y
for this particular complaint,
thought | would test their merits.
procured box at Mann-Tankersley
Drug company, POI West Second av
enue and was not disappointed with
the results. | received much benefit
from the treatment. | am pleased to
to endorse Deans Kidney Fills as a
remedy OF merit and one on which the
public can rely
!'or sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn company
Buffalo. \. y, sole agents for the
United States.
Remeber the name Doan-s and take
40 substitute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

should be Drawn back and tied with
lretty ribbons, they look like real
windows. Small pieces of plain. heavy
cloth will make fine carpets. Real
carpeting is bit bulky.
Now for the furniture For a sofa
tel the parlor get block of wood
ABOUT five inches long, two and a half
inches wide and high. Cut a similar
piece. only thinner. for III" back and
two pieces Of broom handle. sawed
two inches long. for the arms Cover
the back and seat with IL layer of cot
ton Wadding, and then with any scraps
Gt plain green velvet of other suitable
stuff from mammals piece box. Put
and sew the velvet on the arms
When all the pieces are neatly cover
ed tack he back on the seat and snr.
the arms into the place Behold r
stunning sofa!
DIX easy CHAIRS anu Slllali SIfalSnl
chairs without arms can be mad" Of
brocaded satin or velvet made in the
same way. Dining room furniture is
the hardest to make. but title think
el can plan a very attractive room.
The bedrooms are easy \ block
draped with lowered dimi1y answers
for a bureau and dresser and a
larger and lower block we'll padded
makes luxurious bed. Pillows and
chairs explain themselves. cretons and
dimities taking the place of satins for
coverings.
mirror can be made from piec .
of glass framed in olded paper :;
piece of black paper stuck in it's back
The charm Of this homo made dol
house never fails. for. like the real
crown lp house. there is always some.
thing to be done and some improve
ment to be made which keeps the pa
per doll mother busy and contented.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
What She Did.

''If my wife had rot been such an
extreme believer in the temperance
cause and shining light in the w. G..
+. L. of her home town, she wOI! lr't
have been so shocked at a little at.
+ fair that happened in New York the
other day" said Mr. w. r. Deems, OF
Sacramento. Cal.
eve We're stopping at hotel that
still employs that ancient device
/ lnown as the teleseme. a clock-like In
s;rument with hands that can be ad.
jnsted SO as to inform the Office
whether the occupants of a twelfth
story room wants cigar, dose of
headache powders. or any one Of the
, fifty kinds Of drinks. On this particu
3! lar occasion during my absence my
she had set the hand Of the machine
a the proper spot, but to her horror
after later inspection she found out
that instead of the mild beverage
wanted her order had gone in for two
Manhattan cocktails.
There was no way in the world.
she thought. to rectify the error. and
she felt as though she had committed
heinous sin. Here ir a few mo-
! r,ents would come up miniou from
below bearing two glasses Of the de-
spised liquid. What would he think
O. woman wanrin. d twin dose Of
the horrible stuff, Rather than be
caught in such predcament, she
would fly the spot; and she did.
Though not intending TO go out. she
got into street costume in double
Quick time and escaped from her
chamber before the cocktails arrived.
and 3 full hour was spent in useless
wandering upon her return. know
6 a. l9as+ one woman who will never
a@a:n try TO give a teleseme order. -
WASHINGTON Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

tor that you did rot have any," was
the next question.
our INSPECTOR SnOrted Mr.
Doughty. in disgust "Why, the fel
low was leaning against $40 900 worth
of teak when he asked where it was
DC you suppose I've got any time to
waste on such men ?"-New York Her
aid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
inspector Didn't Know.

Matt Y, D. Doughty. superintendent
e. NIL cons ruction az the Newport
News Shipbul;dine ard Dry Dock
company. is an intensely practical
nan. H. has laurch4,! rorr than q
hundred shirs. Including s5H:e. o. rha
largest ever bull or ~ Ar.-r.ear
continent. and h;s celebrations a@d
>, parat;ons at@aEs Ia D. D.'r.
fec.
Like most practical r.sa, Mr. Dough-
,ty has supreme Hontamot FOR scclc
OF the red taoa which : dali; ur,
would in the si1ipyard ~ representa-
t;ves OF the navy department. 1hich
has corps Of inspectors. draagh-s-
men and officers aiwa:S ~ hand -
look after the interests q h GOVERN
ment Recently an in-@4c-o- 49, 10
M. Doughty and said
81 have come 10 irsp=,r Il "a "a
BE- used in the battIeshi3 louisiana.
meanwhile lazIiy leaning asaet.si J bjg
pile of timber.
"We have no teak, SAL NJ. D,cgn.
t..
The Inspector reported - nj -ipe-
rior officer, who went dow - th-
office of the superintendent of hru
construction.
You must have su;ne -Aa,. har >"
insisted the officer.
Yes" admitted NJ Dolghty
Then why did y0t -a,t ,2v trspec,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

| A news medium have caused the art tc
lose it splace among those that belong
to the sentlewoman.
The bcst literature Of a century or
so ago was found in the letters Of 4
half dozen people. yet the sedate III
MUS would shudder in his grave
clothes today to see some of the hasti
IL: penned missives that do duty as
letters.
Craze for Publ shing Letters.
True. if one happens to be great
there is danger of having ones let
ters collected by mercenary and un-
fe cling relatives or publishers. and the
very thoughts Of ones heart given tn
gaping public to read and analyze as
!: chooses. 1t was a son OF tn brown,
of the dead and gave to the world IN"
beautiful love story of his parents
written when they had meant no one
but themselves to SEE or know. oth rs
have followed n his fnoFstAnS
until every trunk or garret Or old desk
has been made to yield up its hoard OF
treasures to supply the asaraclonS
nends of others.
This. however. need not deter the
writer from doing her best when sh =
takes her pen II hand for nowadays
women have grown discreet ard DC
no, pour out thai. haart.throbs n INK
~ the rate ma hose did in tha NOR
sentimental ase. aad. then. TOO. these
Of -oday Invariably burn u, mesT d
their latters . sa~f a they s@i -hanA
This is a great i'sS-=e- to fAa ze3dt-e-
But. as Sauanta2 Men says. tn re-
sumo back aga ONE hing should
H.. done 10 ma = ter "f:tsas an
art once n,ora. GsaE.rE ot i .. "a
mr.. rather ...ari I =. = and l,.tt;e- = %
one OF tn #:z-::-ss accomn. H..
rather tha- =: V2loTed ass-.-' .-9''s
sariajchpd ic sve~ -an times
THE SPIN E K
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
KEN'S DEPARTMENT

suggested Miss Anna, rising, and they
al scrambled up after her.
And when they were choosing sides
Miss Anna chose Jimmie, and stood
quite close to him for a moment
Il think you We're the brayast OF
them all, little boy" she told him. so
low that nobody else could hear
And if you don't agree with her tha'
it was brave of Jimmie to stand bainc
tcased about his weakness without los.
ing his temper. YOU just try il Yourself
some time and see.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
SAVED HIS LIFE.

J. " Davenport. Winlo. IA, writes
June y. 1902: y want ~ eai 5oH
bel;4Iz Billiards. SnoT i.in;mert Say
ed u.r life I vas under tha -raarr, nr
Of r0o doctors. and thy rnld re cae
Of r.y lungs was entirely gone. aa!
n a-;9ar badly afecta1. / al-n ha''
a ,1.G.p in luy side [ don. think taa-
could have lived cvec no nan.hs
lons@- was induces ~ a sc;eat;
to ~ Bal;ard's Snow f.iC;,aan-. =
first application gaye ~ great re>:af:
two sfty-cent bottles cured :n- sound
AMI we'll. II is a wonderful MEDICINE
ard recommend i % suffering hi,
1aa:ty." &C, soc, 800
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
THE BEST DOCTOR.

Re-. 3. c. Horton. Sulphur Springs,
Texas. writes. July ~. 1899: Il have
used in my family Ballard's Snow Lin
imnnt and Horehound Syrup. and they
have proved certainl,' satisfact ory.
I he liniment is the best Wa have ever
used for hadache and pains The
cough syrup has been our doctor for
the last eight years &C 5oc, sl.oh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

Attorney General Moody denies
Judge Parker's assertion that the ad-
Gen Moody is in a position to show
that rhe government has bean very
economical in its trust busting ex.
pc nditures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

- government l., sains to deport
80 zypsies who recently arrived II
MN York Messrs Cortelyou and
'.-s.zg5r- propose to have monopoly
or =, fortune-talllrg business Until
nf'G- November .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

No such thing as summer com
plaini' where DR.. Fowler'S Extract OF
Wild Strawberry is kept handy. Ma
lures remedy for looseness of the
bowels
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
oAsroFEAs
o., a Tie Knd s. Haze Aj#a, ,sllE'
syaAsu's - AzS.@z - =
that tie price

Chances ara that tie price q neaT
Will core a1ggn about tha time ss.e
,r;ce ot coat gees up 50 high that ~
average HOUSEHOLDER could no aff2rl
70 coog 3 steak # aa aad one
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
THEM ALL.

j the woods for a
y of boys and girls.
,eir Sunday school
telling them stories
from active games.
on bravery and cou
). everybody said some
jim.
SIS was being afraid
and he knows it.
earn to be braver
kness. perhaps.
'. saying things
s-
e would feel
coward" he
"or Jimmie's
)uld think it
boy like Jim
eat.
didn't stop tC
,ech would hurt jim
lly loves dearly. but
lat it hurt him. an
At Jimmie has E
that it's easy fol
when things don
ing in the soo(
keepeth his spirit
he that taketh +;
lst beginning whe'
mie had conquerHt Y
,me out victorious.
e quite their natura
he was smiling.
mt be such a fraidy-ca
year he said quietly
'ow out Of being a COW
, to try"
another game OF tag.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

: Pierp9ts Nor5a;. refuses = -at.e
tI;ae 70 either AFFIRM ~ deag "a r.
por- tt1at. be has been mahIne eau
,.estice visits TO oyster RaY -
Morgan IS i V-ry busy raa1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

Ta..- laxative Promo OUT
lets All druggists refund tn a3ss
if II fails TO cure. I. ". GroYs = g j
nature .s on each box. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

M0usscline waists of self-tone are
to be immensely popular to wear with
cloth walking suits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
Decline Of Letter Writing

'etter-writing. like that
oud, seems to have long
wn into the mysterious
lie past. There are sew
which it might be ac-
though none seems great
rove that this is an art
he. lost. The newspaper
serage personal letter
ess as a news medium.
:. aids are the telegraph
le.. These have proved
ninators Of news, so the
some merely purveyor
ssip and ideas.
e letters less newsy now
}, but they lack the neat
te that were always hall
epistles of the best write
lyS.
* ego the spinster came
III Which a postman soon
tn his mail pouch. This
of Uncle Sam proceed
the mail as he rode up
, he spread the letters out
y beside him the Spinster
- see how many were ad
Nv a pencil and wondered
did not bear the same
*. kind of penmanshir
smeafs.. And yet it was
post boxes in nice resi-
Of the city that he had col
letters.
ink are not very expensive
ies. a modern civilization has
EN- within easy reach Of
2 out of a hundred persons
untry and yet to judge oy
mail that finds its way III
erage postman' bag one
I'D 70 believe that they were
u9itted only to men ar
ms
Of Letter Writing.
atter writing should D.
s entirely possible tina
letters written nowadays
fall under other eye2. than
whom they were originally
,lte the craze for publish
A.. But it is such ar i'm
- zion to the one VINO
: y that she has used cor
1 envelopes, that her pen
n her ink black and that
-Ier best and signed ha:
BY. When ali these things
her espistle will bear to fe' .
mars of thoughtfulness a.
,ye.
much IN vogue long ago
hers salad days was IL
he World" and girls 80
ere taught by their elder
,w the heroine selected ne
ak and stationery WIN >"
. that she was held up a.
and untidy girls
ns people have desks ar
of their own row than ~
: but are not SO careful II (
Of these. Too much fam
, the necessary writing too'S
tile necessity for letters a. :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

z, rybody's l:sp,4 70 itching piles.
Pfca and poor, otd Al yeung-ferTi.
bIa r. torture theE =:.Estserr. Oily one
-asa. S'.re cure DoaG Ointment.
.Ass9.,;-o'y safe; cant tall
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

a-ufacturers of red fire must be
discouraged over ia campaign out
lot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

ITO cu7= a ool0 N oN.= =,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14
= A. - -A.@ * z ~.

!, Ira si1d Yo2 Aaeq sh.azs eal--I
a.lr. tde .....,-.~.
.,-s..ata
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14


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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-14

Yes admitted NJ DoIshty
Then why did yo'. -4,E a2y inspec-