davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-30
New Arrivals! !

Pickles-Heinz Swet Mixed Pickles,
Heinz Sweet Plain Pickles, Heinz
Sour Pickles.
Kraut-Heinz Silver Thread Kraut.
Salt Fish-Sea King Mackerel.
Magnolia BIoaters, Holland Miller
Herring, Brick and Shredded Goldfish.
Cheese-New York Cream, Bermise
Swiss, Empire Brick.
Fresh Fish, every week-Black
bass, Trout, Perch Spanish Mackerel.
Specialties-I.arge Duchess Figs,
Heinz Moist Mince Meat, Assorted
Mangoes, Celery, Cranberries.
Cereals and Breakfast Foods-An
the popular selling varieties.
Grapes-Niagara Pony baskets, Del
aware and Concords.
SMART g RICHEY
Fancy Grocers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-30

Fresh Arrivals
At Our Store.
SALT FISH
HOLLAND HERRING
NEW MAckEREL
KOSHER MEATS
THICK GARLIC SAUSAGE
RING GARLIC SAUSAGE
GARLIC VIEWERS
5MokED BEEF
3MokED TONGUE
BREAKFAST FOODS
Fresh Oat Meal, Fresh Cream of
Wheat, Fresh Buckwheat Flour,
Fresh Grits.
SOUP STUFF.
Split Peas, Lintles, Barley, Green
Kern, Celery.
SPECIALS.
Smoked White Fish, New Selected
Persian Dates, New Malaga Layer
Raisins, New Fancy Citron, New Dill
Pickles, Celery, Cranberries, Moist
Mince Meat, Horse Radish, Waukes
cha Cheese
FRESH FISH.
Spanish Mackerel, Mackinaw Trout
Large Perch
----EVERY FRIDAY----
Ask ior trading stamps.
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How the Three Wise Directors
Solved flre Pulling Problem
OF Seven DANNY Sch0oI-Wa' ans

liberty 10 say 50
oncc asain Directors uolhrook
and Carr tried "a put the selection
an 60 the diplomatic o'nay. feeling
that he could probably settle the
question more gracefully than either
% them. but Onay firmly refused
O. make himself popular with one
schoalma am AZ the risk Of incurring
the displeasure of the SIX. Furtun=
ately Assistant Superintendent
Spence came ia just about this time.
lie was appealed TO. and four Of the
seven sehoolma'ams were put out
OF the running by having their
names entered for other schools Hut
there stlll remained. smiling and pa.
tlcnt. threo OF the prettleat OF ihe
applicants. each firmly bent on be-
lng the Mt. View schoolmA am for
the ensuing year
A pair OF appealing brown eyes,
with Just twinkle Of mischief In
them. looked out from under a
iaunty little hat Of brown and white
straw and the smartly gowned ut
tie figure OF Miss Ruth hlieu poised
expectautly. waiting to be selected.
A pair OF soft hluo-gray eyes.
gently hopeful. Looked out from I'M
der the rim OF a demure little bon
net whose soft chiffon lining. "a
blue as the eyes. framed n pretty
pink and white face that seemed TO
say. Please. Mr. Directors. choose
me-" This was little Miss Edna
Howe who had taught one year
and wanted to teach another.
And a pair Of hazel eyes. straight
forward honest aud fall Of modest
assurance gazed seriously nj the al
rectors from third place. Miss Grace
Albert had directed the young idea
successfully for several terms. aud
felt secure ia her experience.
They ali waited
The beard fumhled lts three hats
awkwardly in ita six hands. and
could come 10 no decision Then
Director O'nay leaned over and
whispered something The faces ot
Directors Holhrouk and Carr light.
ened. and all three retired to the
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He WANTS
A MILLION

one million dollars tor the water
department and $4,000 Tor the
lighting department Wiz be appfo-
pfiatcd for use nrst year n supor-
mtendent Younga Is given BY the
council all the money be asks for in
the annual estimate Witch he has
giVsn Co Comptroller RlpllnEer
Thia enormous sum the supcfin-
tehdeut desires Ia use IN extending
the lighting distributing system. Ia
building two reservoirs OF 90 600 900
gallons capacity. costing 500. 900
each one at Green Lake and the
other On BEACON Hill. for construct
ing a force main aud fuf the regular
expenses
This amount taken with the sums
which other departments are asking
Tor. VIII make a total expense af
More than ai.aoo 600 fnr Running the
city government next year.
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you Co b. mY wife VIII you s~
u WIS the haprIsst moment 81 my
whole We accepted him not be-
esuas needed hia support not be-
cause ! looked forward 90 anything
from him except hia laFo and fael-
.fty.
And set TODAY be shouts from che
fuofiapH the faui uufd. .-biaskmau.~
tie throws mud "a the woman.
y hom. short time aFu. b. was
huneiiHE before. lie says
Its The same old story W. vent
eut Tor a few good times and now
she is trying 60 hisekmau met"
few good times'
This e huu man brands hia
siege 81 "a WumBu'H heart and honor.
This II how he describes her battle
against principle and battor=ssif lost
Ia the impetuous WhiriWind ~ his
en1iuF
lowe you. says the man. You're
The sweetest. trueHf. best little WOE
man tn ail the world. Trust met
God knows I would not harm hair
e your head. Trust me- Let us he
hHprY now no shall know air
ferrutf soon $50 sill be man and
" ne. surely few months differ
eHee does not count with such love
aH ouFs'"
And after the woman faila-afisr
aho gives into his keeping an fhat
be aakR in return Tor promise
then Tho inve=light in her eyes no
longer rbkens bis heart
Dor
The chase Is ondedi
The game has been run 10 earth
and the huutunnn flushed with Vie
tory. seeks uew fields for new quar-
~
There are Some women who sub
NIT Ga thia who. broken like "a reed
in The storms wake. drag their bat
tered selves into a dark corner to
weep away their lives.
BuT I An Not THIS KIND OF.
WOMAN
! have been wfouRod and am zoe
ing 10 have iuaticc=if not from the
man who has ruined ms life. then in
the courts. / am not any mans
piaythiuE to be cHresscd one dav 10
be patted on the head aud said nice
things 90. like pet dog. and the
next to be kicked under the table
there 90 whine. only to jovousiy
seamper out again az my masters
bidding 70 lick his hand ana fawn
Ct his feet
To Mr. Perry 7 have given my
heart. my SOUL my honof-my all
In exchange Tor these he promised
mo his name and his protection.
Was this NOT "a fair eomnact7 Is
any man 20 hlrh. 20 mighty. so peer
less. that his name f. better than a
wumaus houor9
when Mr. Perry proposed TO me
aud l accepted him he told me that
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elevator
where IL Mr. Perry I asked the
man running fhe lift.
Hes nsleep In ro1u eiG." he re-
piled He does not occupy his own
room any more fof some reason
That reason aas plain to me. 1r.
Perry aas scared
went e. room sis. but found that
he had arisen. I discovered him In
his own apartment. however.
= waa only loshing you. Grace"
said he You knew wouldn't have
you arrested
4 know that fun well said.
You haven't spuuk enough"
We sat down aud he Kissed me
and embraced me. lie acted like a
crazy iuaas first eafesHiug me. and
then pacing the room. waving his
arms Hud eurHiug.
ala not ask for money. | simply
asked for ahag be had promised me
his uame.
Finally. when ! saw that be would
not comply. ! told him 1 would 40
away where no one knew me. and
where J could start life anew. RE
said he would give me uauaporta-
tian 20 New York
But what viii / 90 when / get
there I asked. 4 must live until
can find work
When be asked IRE what I wanted,
I told him that II he would give me
$500 aud my ticket ! would leave
him.
Vow. note tha cfnftinesH Of the
man. He told me To so home aud
write him q letter demanding the
money and ticket. and promising TO
absolve him from nli ohliga lions. II
! had done so he would have used
the letter az evidence of blaukmaiL
Then Il was that I Weut 20 nay at
tofueys, Judge Humrhries and AR
Page. and filed my suit
This is my story 20 il not a new
one--tHe sufforinEs % woman be-
cause Of man form "a tbrcud-vufn
tale IN this world,
And / knew what most OF you viii
say fer when woman falls the
world points ~ her = JnRer OF
seafn and hoaps sympathy on the
unats man IS no hus been eu-
tangled by iho Noman's Niles"
Women have always been iegiti-
watH prey. meu always legitimate
huntsmeu. SIN. dcep down IN her
heart every woman knows the In
justice Of it all they have an had
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WOOSTER o. Aus. sirs.
TaKEart entered the court thln
morning prepared o take the stand.
while waiting the attorneys ~ OPP
nonsuts ehEnHed IA % controversy
Werta and s1msHsr called each other
liars The court three tened 60 pun
iah thsm for contempt order Waa
Finally restored
After Captain TaEEart had been
recalled 10 the stand. this morning
10 make a denial Of the statement
that be had at on a sofa in a com.
promising position with another
officers wife and averred that be
had never auarrcliea wlth the Off
eer In question. Mrs TaKgaft. the
fair complainant In the nov csie-
hratei ease vas called 70 the stand
"a tell her story
There vas a mumeut OF huahsd
aiIenea rs she walked nervuusiy 90
the stand and took her seat. The
crowd which iammed the little court
room To lta doors. crancd their
ueeks and every eve Was fixed on
tho handsome wouan.
without a trsmor Ia her voice
and In firm tone she told her
story ghe said. 4 am s. years
old. and waA born and raised IN
Chicago. am the adopted dauehf-
~ ~ Mr Culver Mr. Culver was
a total ahafainef ard I vas brought
WH that way ] met aud loved Cap.
Tain TaEEaft while be was stationed
a. Faft sheridan and : am SURF ~
loved me I believe lt waa a caar
Of love az first sight I became 10
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tsY NAN aNYsEHl

The three members OF the Mt
View sChool district were mp
against It. Monday morning In the
county superintendent office.
Confronted by seven pretty
sehoolma amH each With gently
pleading eyes. and all filled With
common desire 10 teach tho Mt.
View. the board found itself Ia a
nurtllng nre,lieamcnt
To whom should the sos go9
Director Hamilton Carr dplo-
matte. suaye and anxious 20 please,
laid before the other two directors
tho individual recommendations OF
each OF the pretty applicants but
when he had done this. he discreetly
passed the matter 81 selection up TO
the helpless remnant Of the beard.
saying he had no preference him
self. and that any one Of the charu-
Ing pesiagogues would suit him
beautifully
The seven pretty schoolma'ams
smiled sweetly and waited
Director George Holhrook scratch
ed his head and after a thoughtful
period. said that any selection made
by the one remaining member OF the
board would be agreeable 20 him.
Then he looked relieved. and every
body. including the seven pretty
echoolmA'a turned expectantly
10 Director Michael O'Day
Now Michael Onay Is Irish. and
not the man to rush into trouble
He said Il would not be him that
would be after disappointing any
one o. the charming young ladies.
even by making another Of them
as happy as they all deserved 20 be
Sure. he would be for taking The
whole seven Of them out 20 Mt. View
y Il could he done. but Il was not
Ii the heart Of him 20 make any OF
them feel bad by making n selection
With true tIihernian tact Mr.. O'Day
had also passed some pretty compli-
ments and squared himself all round
making each one OF the seven pretty
applicants feel that Mr. o'Day really
had preference. II he were only at
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I had made him the hauuieat man
ln the world lie ordered a quart
~ champagne and We sealed oar en-
Engemsut sir Perry does not
drink. but he touched his lips TO the
glass ln salutatian.
II vas on she ninth DAY % March.
isaa. that Mr.. Perry. With al the
tiarsuaHire arguments Of man Who
knows that h. holds q woman
heart IN the hollow Of his hand. led
me e. my downfall We registered
"a the rprnEtie hotel. on Yrrlcr.
Thereafter we practically lived as
man ana wife
tie tdId me that should no longer
vafk Tor living
what's the use 81 my future wife
getting up 10 80 To- work by seven
iu the morning he urged
-. nualiy left my fathers reH-
tsuHHnt in spite Of the istfer's pro-
tests. OF course. the Intimacy ex-
i~lfuE between my Nance and myself
coon became known 60 my family
and our enlargement followed.
/ held myself nlsof from all
friends. FOR ana not Mr. Perry tell
no mat some day. when ! was bis
wife. they would ell be glad 70 speak
90 me anaiuf
sight after night MT. Perry was
With me iu my apartment a. the
STERLING. since that might ~ March
g. with the exception ~ the time
he Was "a bis fathers funeral. Nj.
Perry Was ln my company unH the
final break came.
when be- could not como. be oil
WAYS telephaned me. We ate to-
rcther. walked together spent tbs
days and nights together -in fact.
only the marriage ceremony lacked
o. make us man and wife.
What made him change e. beyond
an my comprehension.
when De returned from Iowa.
where he went ia attend the funeral
of HE father. be was different
man.
I realized THIS. az only q woman
who sees the man she loves drift
ing away from her can.
Although we still ate together.
we're in each others company every
dav and night. "a Woman's intuition
told me that tbe man I loved ltd
not care for me the Way he used 10.
Finally ! accused him Of his in-
difference md he said something
about deciding not 90 assume any
more reaponsihiiifies.
Matters grew worse. until. one
aay. when I tcieuhoneI aud asked
for some money with which te bus
a meal he caimly informed me that
he did not propose O. Rive me an
other cent.
This after he had coaxed me away
from home and from ms work.
what's the use Of going into the
horror Of O. allg
am not going 60 show you now
tho suffering and modification 7
endured. am going TO show YOU
how one woman stood up Tor her
rights
one day I phoned Mr.. Perry and
demanded an Interview.
"Go 90 my lawyers ne replied.
sharply.
4 viii see YOU personally first"
was my answer II am coming to
tho Rainier Grand hotel on Sunday
morning
Il shall station police officer at
the door aud he viii arrest YOU
said Mr Perry.
But ! knew him better than that
knew that he would not have the
courage to openly defy me.
did not go to the hotel that sun
dav. however. ! let him wait ANA
suffer Ga suspense. as he had made
me suffer oh. 30 many times
one morning however. | went 20
the Rainier Grand. Being well ac-
auaintcd with the place Good knows
l wish I had never seen TT. I went
to the back door and took the freight
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shortly after We we're married hnt
snon Joined my husband at the
Plntfaburg barracks where hia
mother had furnished house
4 drank M flfHf glass Of beer ~
PiatfsbuFK. the captain having & IN
fhn house ~ all times. lie always
maintained well nlind side board
with n Eoodiy assortment Of liquors
was very happy while therr Then
We moved 10 Port Thomas. when /
met Captain Rither. then an IN
listed man. When hn was commits
STONED he became a friend 81 Cap
tain TaEgnrt
The captain aud loved company
and se entertained a great deal
Our home was popular gathering
place f0r the young psopie and We
vent every where We were invited
! paid much % my expenses myself
That vas never a subieei o. CONVEX
aatlan bet esn Us
The captain was ambitious and
I tried 20 make him rise
Mrs TagKafi said that when che
Joined her husband In the Philip
pines after a long separation che
found him a changed man. She
believed that the hnrdahips ~ the
tropical campaigns bal Iugnred his
mind She said he vas 80 lsAluua
that he maEnified innocent hap
pnnlnss into terrible affenars The
witness said she treated "nllly-
IS she would any brother or sister
o. her husbands she accused Orr
vile Eosslps 81 poisoning the cap
taina mind with nnfaunded suapi-
eionH
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supnrintrndentP office There. be-
hind closed dnora, they put three
little pieces OF card board into a
hat. aud Assistant Supt spencer,
blind folded No required 10 reach
IN HIS hand.
That was how Miss Grave T. Al
bert came to get the Job az teaching
the Mt Vlkw achool. District No
is0. senday marnlnE
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uY mrs GRACE srwHALr.,


You ask me to tell the readers af
The Star n fhe feelings Of woman
Tilted
You ask me 70 tell them how n
feels ZOE q woman % give her love.
her life. her soul g. a man only to
b. finally thrown aside ike uoru
glove.
Il is not easy for me- 70 bare my
heart o. the uabllf. 20 Dot them gaze
unmaleHfsd into the uaFrH ~ .
brukuu ilfe. and { wuuid not do -
we're it not for the fact that I feel
thai. in view u The publicity alraadr
given a. ms sait against Mr Perry.
g. b only justice Co ms name and
that " my family % give the real
facts in order t0 Findirate myself
There ia an ctd sdarc that Hen
hath no FURY Ike a woman srofned.s
amd I presume that most people be-
lieve that ms suit aEaluat ar Perry
euanatea from desire Of revenge.
This. however. De- not true. d. not
bate AZ Perry cod knows I would
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be better Off II ! ala. on the con
trarY. I LOVE HIN AND ALWAYS
WILL.
Which possibly bears out the
nphorlsm about the worse you treat
woman the better che likes Il.
Mr. p@ry has treated me like a
cruel master does hls dog Tie first
won my love. then literally kicked
me from his doorstep. lie took me
away from home and friends. In
fuced me 90 give up my means Of
lieehSood, taught me to realize that
without him 20 would be blank.
finally Induced mf 10. give into his
keeping the most sacred Of \, cman's
possession -honor-and then ban,,
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LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Aug. IA
The governor this morning issued
proclamation fofbiddIng freight.
passenger or baggage trains and
boats from entering the state from
Louisiana.
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To fight their battles.
Come have wont For this they
should thank God
Some. like myself. have fallen.
For this God should pity them.
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MRS. GRACE HEwsALL TELLS ROMANCE BETWEEN
HERSELF AND CHARLES PERRY OUT WHICH HAS
a FORTUNE


This Htary e told exclusive :
. y "a The star hY Mrs Grace =
. View hall Who has filed a breaeh /.
. - promise sult against chsn 4
. =. Perry. part owner u fhc /.
. nar-r~T- Grand hotel .
Mrs NswhafL IN sensational :
. allegations. claims that she has 4
been ruined IS the defendant :
. and wants % 600 damages 4
' $50 @Ss sEE. -. =
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Ed HUSBAND
aEEINa WEE

4 because J Davis wanted 10 I
4 sec his wife Sunday and hid
ia the barn near the home ~ I
4 W H. kilmer 20 accomplish
4 bis purpose. kilmer ratded the
= barn aud ended up hy assault 1
q ing Davis In = brutal manner I
q Davis was given a complaint I
q charging Kilmer with assault
4 and battery llia wife was in
= the employ Of Kilmer
a
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My Wnyt
What dld ii fneanf
A iour. dfsarY road into darkness
with M parents love OF pardon
With 10 kind friends 10 offer a
homes SHELTER with no money fer
food OF clothing with heart sore
Rnd bleeding and name dlshpnofea
thFouaA trust iH q mani
That's shat Ar. Perry wanted
me o. do
And nov Yet me tel you the
w hoi@ story.
During the latter part Of uerrm-
Der Hna cashier In any father
restaurant. the D~lfHeniso. on FIRST
avenue ! had only returned 20 se-
nttis short time before and dtd not
iuHitY Tor pleasure ~ recreation.
one day / noticed Mr pprrf enter
the restaurant oh. WE'LL might
ne wen admit that lowed him thr
FIRST tin1e I iala eyes on him. And
io this day cannot explain why.
except that he Is dlffefcnt nom other
men.
ar Perry immediately asked ms
father for GA Introduction 10 fue and
We then met II was at his request
and not mine
From thar very first meeting ~
seemed that Mr Perry laid Siege To
ms heaft he visited the restaurant
frequently and wr snau became good
friends. Al the little nrfa known 70
o. man dld he use ln order 90 sin ny
love. Night nffar nirhI we wefe
out together. on street care. boat
rides aud long walks Many h. the
time I have nearly frozen 20 death
ON Madison car TOO order to De by
his Hidef
our favoHite meeting place. where
we ate many meal and who're
some OF the happisat hours Of my
life we're spent. WIS Manca.H res
taufnut on Columbia street. Even
iu such o. public place ar Perry
could mot conceal hts affection for
me. lie used 10 reach under the
table 20 hold my hand and frequent
iy forgot 10 eat anything until 7 re-
minded him. Grants cafe was also
one Of our favofite meeting ulnrea.
and Mr.. Perry also seemed quite
partial 10 the Pike and the Butler
And
So things went along. I falling
daily deeper into Cupid's trap. while
MI. Perry wnA without doubt. In
the same rrcdleamcnt. Othefwisu.
how could man spend evening
after evening Ia n woman'a com
pnny. processing love 90 her paying
her every attention and fairly
sweeping. her Off her feet with his
dcfotlou7
Finally on March I. 1905. he pro-
posed to me. II WIS while We were
eating and when he said
Grace, dear. ! love you ana want
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He Won My Heart
WANT His Name


We don't set aside special hargaig
days. With us every day is market
day. We invite "A COMPARISON OF
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