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The Washington times., 1905-09-10

vania: ex-N. C. George H. Poulson,
New Jersey; ex-S. c.. James H. Tolman.
Maine
Appeals-Ex-S c., Alex Bebout. West
Virginia; ex-S. c.. John NJ. Hornbaker.
Pennsylvania; representative. W. o..
Douglass. Tennessee
Credentials and Transportation-Ex-N
C.. A. T. Dodge, New Hampshire; ex-S.
C., s. A. Charles, New jersey; ex-S c.,
a. p. Barnum. Pennsylvania.
Loyal Legion-Ex-S. c. F. r. Hay
den, Massachusetts; eX-S. G. John 10th.
Indiana; ex-S. c.. j. y. Thomas, West
Virginia
The headquarters of the order will be
at the National Hotel Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest The
members of the order. together with the
Loyal Legion. Will parade Tuesday. Sep
tember II, at p. m. on the Avenue
The route VIII be from John Marshall
place to Twentieth street northwest, TO
II street northwest. TO Eighteenth and
Pennsylvania avenue to National Hotel
This order has the honor to be the
first organization 10 re instrumental in
placing the flag 20 Glory upon a
public school building in the Capital
City. and also the las. one 20 be put
upon a public school building, and to
American Guard Council. No /, OF this
city. belongs the honor
There are two councils Of American
Mechanics In our city American Guard
Council. No. !, and Ma han Hale. No 2
Both are in fourishing condition.
A committee on this national council
meeting has been named by the two
councils. with j. &. Mastin chairman
L Nrat nd
NJ. Brailsford. of Nathan Hale Council
No. =. and Jonathan H. Lock Frank ]
Buckley. and Ezra Troth. OF American
Guard Council. as his colleagues.
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VIII Bull L MILLION
DOLLAR POWERHOUSE|
Great Plant Planned for Use in Heat ng Lighting and
Furnishing Power to the Several Big
Government Buildings.

The site as selected by Congress will
be reservation No. Il. or the block sur
rounded by the following streets. Vir-
ginia avenue. South Capitol z street
and New Jersey avenue southeast
The reservation is in Garfield Park
and very near the James creek canal
from which ii is expected the plant will
secure its water for the steam heating
OF the several buildings. The amount Of
water required would be beyond the
capaeity-o of the filtration plant or the
city reservoirs.
The plans were prepared by Mr.
Woods and submitted to the House
commission which has in charge the
erection OF the office buildings Mr..
Woods plans were adopted.
The structure will be completed about
the time the House and Senate Office
buildings will be finished in 1908
The work on the House office building
Is progressing rapidly. The laying of
the marble has been going on for sew
eral weeks. The work OF setting the
stone was begun on the c street side
OF the building.
The Washington times., 1905-09-10

a million dollar powerhouse will be
built for heating. lighting and furnish
ing power to the Capitol Library.
House and Senate office buildings now
under construction. and the Supreme
Court building that may be built some
time in the future. This project has
been under way for some time. having
been suggested two years ago by FL
lott Woods. superintendent of the Capt.
tol building and grounds.
Congress has already appropriated
over 500 0ca for the construction OF the
building Specifications for the outfit
ting of the building have already been
issued. and bids will be open about Sep
tember 80 and then the exact size OF
the structure can be decided on.
The general plan of the proposed place
has already been outlined and practical
ly decided upon, but alterations will
have to be made according to the size
of the machinery that Will be required
for the plant. 1t is estimated now
that the horsepower required will be
10000 or over.
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National Standing Committees.

F1nance-Ex-N. C. Morris. Bauer
New Jersey; ex-N. c. II. o holS'eii'
pennsylvania a ex-N. c. u. Marion
White. New York.
Law-Ex-S. c., ). e dreeile' reHiiA'
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WAGON AND BUGGY COLLIDE.

4 horse and wagon driven by r. T.
Reed of 1854 Thirty-second street north
west. coIlided with buggy occupied by
The Rev. c. w Lyons. OF Georgetown
University. at New Jersey avenue and
4 street northwest about li.99 o'clock
this morning. The rear wheel OF the
buggy was damaged, but no one was in
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LEAK IN A PIPE
DAMAGED AUTOMOBILE

A leak In the pipes of an automobile.
owned and operated by DR.. Edwin NJ
Hasbroucb. OF Seventeenth street and
-@ucliI place northwest, caused the ma
chine TO catch fire while standing In front
Of the drug store at the corner of Four
teenth and L streets northwest. About
So damage was done the machine before
the blaze was extinguished by No. 9
engine company.
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WALSH VAULT PREPARED
FOR YOUNG WILSON'S BODY

TIE Walsh vault at Rock Creek Gene
terry is being practically rebuilt for the
reception of the body of Vinson Walsh.
the young autoist who was killed at
Newport three weeks ago. and which is
now in the public vault at Rock Creek
Cemetery.
noon that the Walsh vault was on the
verge OF caving in when word was re-
ceived to have il prepared for the re
ception OF the remains of young Walsh
1t was necessary TO tear a portion of
the wells down and have them replaced
by new material before the vault could
be pronounced secure and safe for the
remains of its first occupant
0pen-Air Sacred Concert Today
by Naval G. F. Band. Take Pa. ave
ears marked r and = going east.
The Washington times., 1905-09-10
Open-Air Sacred Concert Today

by Naval G. F. Band. Take Pa ave
cars marked F and = going east.
The Washington times., 1905-09-10
Open-Air Sacred Concert Today

~ Naval @. F. Band. Take Pa. ave
cau marked + and q going east
The Washington times., 1905-09-10
AMERICAN MECHANICS
PREPARE FOR CONVENTION

The National Council. Order United
american Mechanics, will assemble IN
annual convention in this city next
Tuesday in Typographical Temple. q
street. between Fourth and Fifth streets
northwest. at 10 O'Clock a. m.
The officers Of the national council
are. National councillor. William I. Nit
cheIl. box COG. Wheeling. w. Va; ma
finnaI vice councillor. A r Bicknell'
yyoonsocket r.. l.; national secretary,
John Server. l34l Arch street. Philadei-
nbia pa national treasurer, Joseph IL
Shinn. National State Bank, Camden
X. j. national marshal, Frank H. Zones Jones.
porne n Y; national protector. Thom-
as II Arbuckle. East Liverpool, ONO :
nettonal doorkeeper. William NJ. QUINN
a9G west Franklin street. Baltimore
Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-24
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

e. H, THOMAS AND A. LEFTwICH SIN
clair Attorneys. In the Supreme Court of the Dis
tet Of 9ss nsas pss Court
Bladensburg road. in the District Of Columbia.
No. e49. District Court. docket No. 2. Notice is
hereby given that the Commissioners Of the Dis.
trct Of Columbia. pursuant to the provisions Of an
act of Congress approved March 8, 1908, entitled
AN act for the extension of street east Of Bia.
densburg road. and for other purposes" have
filed petition in this court praying the condem-
nation of the land necessary FOR the extension Of
District Of Columbia with a width OF ninety feet.
Commissioners and ANNEXED to their said petition.
also that jury Of seven 60 judicious, disintsr.
ested men, not related to any person interested in
these proceedings. and not IN the service or en-
marshal for the District Of Columbia to assess
by reason OF the extension Of said II street east
land necessary for the purposes Of such extension
provided in the aforesaid act OF Congress- Il d
BY the court this 10th day Of October A. b. ieo6.
ssass sast all ns having any
the sth day Of November. A. D. 1905. at 10 O'CLOCK
shall have made Its fnal order ratifying and con.
hrming the award Of damages and the assessmsnt
Of benefits Of the Jury to b summoned herein;
and order S ose il ef.
sss1.F ss' .aa 7 6:
4 B. iboS Il u furthsr ordered that 'e CODY q
s. dsss upoa sasS e 3.
to be condemned hsrsan q may IS fousd 81 ~
az q .sa. e =; Is E 81 s ss i D
4. ?. 1906. ~ tie ecyrk A6H11Y q, G0Uik,
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FARMS.

DAIRY FARM IN LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.;
between three and four hundred acres: less than
one and one-half hours ride from Washington;
good railroad facilities: outbuildings complete IN
every respect and In frst-class condition. good
fencing: large aflo. filed for winter: two dwell
ings place for manager ETC.: good watering
facilities. with large storage tank; excellent herd
of cattle and well equipped dairy: good land. and
whole OF farm can be cultivated; excellent OPP
portunity to purchase frBt-clasa wel-equfpped
FOR sALE-s6 ACRES NEAR STEAM AND ELEc-
tric cars and good pike. improved by nrst-class
o-room-celiar house. barn. stabe, chicken house,
storage house. nne spring, orchard; 20 acres
cleared balance in timber-enough wood to pay
for place: nne truck land, IL miles from Center
Market: must be sold at once; former price,
$4,000 ] can sell for only So. 800.
JOSEPH 4. ATKINSON.
ee1o-ff 1x11 II. Nv.
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PERSONAL.


BABY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WIDOW WILL
board adopt infant any age comfortable home
and best care; terms reasonable. Box 1857. Star
office. oc24-4t
WRITE FOR Us TO CALL. DROP POSTAL, SEND
for us; notes by mail. But be and
about progressive system of cash exchange
for any amount of mems worn garments, shoes,
hats and shirts. JUSTHS OLD STAND, 619 D..
oc24-tf-5
SEND POSTAL OR 'PHONE MAIN 1881. FOR
bottles. BOTTLERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
TION, 81S AZ ST. NV. oc23-tf
FOR SALE-SECOND-HAND DIAMONDS rs PER
HAMS. 433 9th st. Phone Main 4S7S oc17 -eSu tt
STEAM CARPET CLEANING.
lexington Steam Carpet Cleaning Works.
All grades cents per yard. Work guaranteed.
Drop postal So Seaton st.
oc1o- 2stexsu'
IF YOUR CREDITORS ARE ANNOYING YOU,
let me advance you the money to pay them; you
can repay me weekly or monthly, you can
spare It, Write me In confidence. p. o. Boz
239 se30-3Ot
FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING OUR SPR-
ciaty. COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. sos 18th
st. NV. Phone Main 4l92. Wagons and padded
vans. Je15-tf
MRS wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over SIXTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING WITH PERFECT SUCCESS. 1T
SOOTHES the CHILD, SoFTENS the GUMS, AL.
best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists
In every part of the world. Be and ask for
MRS. WINSLoWS SOOTHING SYRUP.
apS-Sa, tn. tn 312t-10
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-oN SUNDAY EVE OCT. %, A GOLD
heart-shape locket, with diamond center; mono
gram "R. T. b." Reward and questions ask
ed II returned to Apt. No. 2, No. 1920 You ST.
NV it,
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THE EVENING STAR TUESDAY OCTOBER "a 1eo5-2o PAGES
wANTED-sITUAT1oNs.
FEMALE.
WANTEDLRooMs AND BOARD.
WANTED-ROoMs.

WANTED-2 FURNISHED ROOMS. SUITABLE
for light housekeeping: state prices and location.
Address 4. N. n, Star office. It,
WANTED-A GENT DESIRES, PERMANENTLY.
large, pleasant south room, vicinity Of Thomas
Circle; references exchanged; describe room.
state price, etc. Address Box 10, Star office. Il
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE-AUTO-LATEST MODEL 1908 FRANZ
lin car; generator gas lamps canopy top; gisss
front; detachable tonneau. seats 1--WE people ana
has not been over 800 miles. great bar
gain Address Box 49, Star office. III
FOR SALE-OLDSMoBILE RUNABoUT WITH
ton; good condition; will sell at once for s19o.
Address w. C. w, Star office oc24-tu. th.s.3t
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER IN
hotel. Institution, club or for well-to-do gen
full charge; frst-cass manager; best references
Address for one week, Box 15S, Star office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-3 OR 4-ROOM FURNISHED FLAT;
must be modern; LIST or I'd floor; elderly couple;
best OF reference; state price. Address Box 1874,
Star office. it,
WANTED-FoR SIX MONTHS, FIVE OR SIX
room housekeeping apartment furnished or I'M
furnished, In good apartment house. c. E.
SLAYBAUGH, Columbia National Bank. oc2O-7t
The daily tribune., 1905-06-03
Banfist.

Baptist.
Sunday school Y:45 .. m.
Preaching II 100 .. N.
B Y. r. U 6:46 p. m.
All Welcome.
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=. Church netIets =.
Method list.

Methodist.
Sunday school 10 q. m
Preaching II q. m. and 1880 p. m.
Mr.. Parker's subjects will be:
Aorning-"R Results of the New
Life.'
Evening Installation of Official
Epworthians.
Glass meeting 1915 p. m.
Junior League p. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 10.
Epworth League $3.50 p. N.
George 8. Parker, Pastor.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-03

H. K. Gordon received q letter from
the civil service departments Of the
government today. in answer 70 An
inquiry ~ to the whereabouts Of A.
]. Bsrolav formerly Of this oity and
. former Nom ber Of %. A.First Colo
rado Volunteers. stating that Barclay
had been employed In the executive
departments Of the government at
Manila up to January 10, 1905. when
he severed his connection with IL, but
that he had called there opce since
on March 18th last. The govern
ment will look further into tho case.
Barclays wife 10 anxious to locate
him. He hes boen silent for the last
two years.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-03
On Barclays Track.

B. P. o. N. ties At the Big
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Mac Stewart Free.

chihuahua, Acxio0. June 8-Nao
Stewart. the American who has boon
confined 10 prison hero for years. and
for . time condemned to death, wss
relsased today. His case 10 ono Of
human interest and SUFFERING exceeded
only BY that Of Oapt. Alfred Dreyfus.
Of France. He will 60 direct to Texas
whore he will be greeted - horo.
Mao Stewart 10 the nrst man ever con.
dsmned 10 death In the southern 70.
public who has not he'd suoh punish.
msnt meted out 70 him.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-03

f1N RENT -vurnishssi rooms for llxht hou.c.
i kssplnG. liS Pixies Peak. si.ss
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/. PsreIg Personal !.

Albert Brown and J. r. Boggs
drove to Canon to-day.
Frank Ruby and ". q. Walker
went out TO Beaver today 70 hsh for
front.
-Miss Maude Taylor 10 down from
Denver the guest of har brother
John Taylor.
Mrs. Mary L. Woods has returned
from a several months trip to Cali-
fornia points. -.-s., -.
DIR. Cline was called to Canon
City this morning to assist Or. J. g.
MAXWELL with an operation.
-Frauk Bonney has returned from
Colorado Springs where he WAS engag-
cd In the photograph business.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. p. Eastop. who
nave been visiting in Colorado
Springs. returned last evening.
IS. r. Rathvon Of the United OIL
company came down from Denver yes
terday. returning today on No. 2.
Mrs. Dr. Maze of Cripple Greek
spent few hours in the city yesser-
day with her friend Mrs. Frances
Thomas.
Arthur Davies. who was operated
upon In Denver for appendicitis re-
turned home yesterday. He is look
ing good.
George Wright and family have
moved to Florence from Independence.
They have purchased property on tho
West End Mesa where they reside. :
IF. r. ROCKWELL, superintendent
Of tho First division Of the Rio
Grande was in Florence today on bust.
ness connected with the local station.
Miss Lizzie Stephenson who has
been teaching school in Wyoming
the last two years, IL home on .
visit with her parents DR.. and Mrs.
". O. Stephenson. After spending
tina vacation here she will return
to Wyoming to teach next fall.
Miss Rowona Jones. formerly
. school teacher and telegTapher op-
orator in this CITY. but who Is At
present Western Union operator 1t
Telluride. IL in the city the {guest Of
DR.. and Mrs. g. D. Cummings.
Miss Jones has been visiting In Dem
yer aud Is enroute home. ai.s
b. P. O. N. ties at the Big Store.
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workmen Qait Pana ma Canal.

"VAA40u V0AS &uonAA N0u&As
Denver. Juno 8-The government 10
experiencing some difliculty In retain.
ing the services Of the men sent 70
the Panama canal some to work on the
big waterway. and cash steamer 70.
turning from tho isthmus carries al
most ~ many passengers ~ ON its trip
south. In = letter received BY Police
Captain 8. y. Stewart from Will d.
waltman, chief Of the mining dtyi.
sion ~ Oulebra, Mr.. WaltmAn writes
under date Of May lS. that out Of =
total Of 600 men sent down 70 the
canal zone In the Last two months $50
had already quit.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-03
PTesbyterlan

FeeDyterlAn
Sunday School 9:45 . m.
Junior Sooiety 8p. m.
Junior EndeAvor 3 p. m.
Intermediate 9 80 p. m.
Y. p. 8. O. Il. 7:00 p. m.
At the morning service the saorA.
ments will be dispensed and members
received.
Tho evening service will consist Of
. sacred concert program:
Anthem. Joy 70 the World, "oh hoir.
Solo. "At Benediction. Mrs. Park
Double Male Quartet. selected.
Duet. Tho Summer Land Of
Song. MRS. CliDshan and Mr.. Storm.
Anthem. blessing and Honor"
choir.
Double Malc Quartet. selected.
Solo. "rhe Choir Invisibls.'' Mrs.
Wood.
Ssrmonette. 1.-TWO Heroes" DR..
Bell.
Solo. Nia Searoy.
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Christian

Bible school 10 .. m
Worship and sermon II .. m.
Christian Endeavor 7:00 p. m.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday 1880 p.
m.
Choir practice. Friday z p. m.
Mr.. Russsll's subjects will be:
Morning Lords Supper.
Evenins-"Jossph and His Breth.
ren." being the annual sermon to the
Woodmen Of the World and Orioles.
Visitors welcome to all services.
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woodmsn Netiee,

All mcmbers Of the woodmon Of
the World are requested to assemble
At Union hall Sunday. June Ath o. >
p. M. for the woodmsn Memorial
and unveilinG Of mousnsnts. All
msnbers Of the Cirolss are cordially.
invited 70 pasieipats. if
J. r. ASH, CLERK.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-03

Christian Science
Morning service 10:45.
Evening service 7:45 p. m.
Subjeot-"God the Preserver of
Man."
Sunday school II ;45 .. m.
Wednesday evening meeting 7:46 p.
m.
Reading room, open Thursday after.
noon from to 4.
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St. Albans.

Morning prayer and sermon at II
o. o'olock.
6unday school meets 1t 10 O'Clock.
All arc welcome.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-03

Of'iosr Gr,su and Nd. Warner havs
returned from Beaver where they
wsra called yesterday 10 arrest . man
who was said 10 have acted In . mys.
tsrious manner. When the of1icsEs
reached there they fosnd that tho
man had jssts Jeff on horssbaek for
Canon City with three butohsr knives
strapped around him.
A lsres number Of people we're on
~ sesest lase night - hear the
opening band concert Of the ssasoa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-16
A Game For a Rainy Day.

The following game is very popular
with little French children and may
help You to pass some pleasant mo-
ments:
Choose Il letter Of the alpha bet, say
"D," FOR instance. Each player with
pencil ami paper is told to write the
name OF country. river mountain.
city. soldier. artist. writer. musician
aud statesman. all beginning with the
letter ~" - l,
At the end of five minutes the lists
are closed. One reads the names from
his list. and those having the same
names OIL their lists scratch them on
The winner OF the contest is the one
having the most names not on the
lists Of the others. The fact Of his
names being more uncommon shows
him TO have the greatest knowledge
and memory.
This game is well worth trying aud
will I've enjoyed by every member OF
the family,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-16
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
The Way the Father of His Country
Wrote His Signature.

The Way the Father of His Country
Wrote His Signature.
In writing his signature Washington
put his pen to the paper five times.
First. he wrote tie "G w" in one CON
nec1cd line; second lie raised his hand
and made the small 20 between the
upper part Of the C and W. and
the two dots; third his hand and arm
We're placed i'll q position to write
"aShng." these six letters occupying
breadth Of almost exactly one and
three quarters Of an inch. This is
about aS much of the arc of Il circle tOf
which the center is the elbow pivoted
Oh the table, as one with forearm Of
average length can cause to coincide
with the tangent or the straight line
across the paper. which the lower parts
of the letters follow unless unusual ef-
fort be made and a great deal more
movement be given to the fingers. The
g ends in II curved flourish. of which
the convex side is turned upward be-
low the right center Of the name.
Fourth he wrote the final ton" fifth,
he added the very peculiar flourish
above the right center of the name.
with the object of dotting the ii" and
crossing the It" at the same stroke,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-16
The Sunshine Of Religion.

Religion, indeed, like all noble pas
sions and pursuits, has its crosses, its
penitences and pains. but these are
more exceeding JOY. He is not Chris
tian, but Pharisee, whose religion
does not take morosene>s and harsh
ness out of his spirit and fill 1t with
the sunshine Of kindliness and good
will Religion means freedom, not mar
row austerity: soulful elation, not
gloom: a q1lickeneti, not a dulled, ap
preciation of the best joys Of living.
70 unaffected religious souls, the birds
of peace and contcntlnent. are ever
singing melodies of perfect harmony.
Heavens portals are not far distant
and some of it's celestial music steals
into their lives. The keynote of re-
ligion is joy-"good tiding Of great joy
which shall be to all people. Rev. j.
B. Rcmensyder. Lutheran. New York.
4 Plea For Laughter.
God meant US to laugh. OF course
the time and place must be considered.
Gigglng at a funeral and buffoonery
iD the pulpit may be equally out OF
place. Hut we err if we think that a
solemn face will charm any one into a
good life. Dante puts angry, solemn
people into hell. While this is too Sc
we're, yet if people fail to appreciate
and enjoy the bounty and beauty and
music of Gods world here will they
ever be perfectly happy in heaven: II
! had my way | would take off all
"hoOds" and wells and sad symbols
and urge to the fullest the enjoyment
Of this beautiful world God has placed
us in. We owe il to God and to each
other to laugh and be glad. The sar
donic. sneering. sarcastic laugh is not
wanted, but wholesome laughter. min
istering good cheer to others. is needed
1t is better to make the angel sing in
the soul and to make music in sa,
hearts than to carve an angel out OF
marble or paint a picture or produce
an oratorio If in the carving and paint
ing and composing we are SO. solemn
that we kill the angels and music in
real lives.-Rev. John Thompson, Meth
Odist Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-16
DISTRICT UNION
TO BE ORGANIZED AT NASH
VILE, ARK, BY FARMERS
NEXT SATURDAY.
Union Will Include the Counties Of
Howard, SEWER, Hampstead
and Pike
Union Will Include the Counties O

In compliance with a resolution
;duDted bv the Howard County Farm
cls' union at meeting held in Nash.
Vile, Ark. on Saturday, October ~.
a district union will be organized iii
jhat city next Saturday. Local unions
from the counties of Howard, Hensp-
stead. Pike and Sewer counties have
been invited to send representatives
to this meeting to participate in the
organization. The farmers are begin
ninS 20 see the benefits of organiza-
ton and are going to extend the union
in every way possible
There will. no doubt, be a goodly
run- Der of representative farmers
from the four counties mentioned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-16

| cui my papa out all nice,
VIII legs an u big hat.
An as he coo.;S he swells all up
An gets most awful fat
He loses shape, SO mamma says,
BY raising, up SO high:
She says he gets SO awful light
1t seems he wants to fly.
And When he comes, my papa. dear,
Al home To lunch, YOU know,
l run aud show him to himself
All baked up fat in dough.
--F,XchanSe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-16
Electric Expert III emt.

Thoroughly dry before the fire a
quarter Of Il sheet OF rather strong
brown paper. Place it on your thigh.
holding ii at the edge. while with the
cuff of your sleeve o' the other hand
you rub it Smartly ward and for.
ward for about ute If the
knuckle be t!.en ear the pa
per it will emit ark. ac-
comna~ = L" E..& noise The
prongs g. 4 fork similarly placed will
produce three distinct streams of light
The experiment must of coarse he per-
formed in the dark and the trousers
and coat be Of wooIen cloth.