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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-07
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-07
WANTS OF PEOPLE.

Three lines six times, rs Gents.
CASH IN ADVANCE. When
not paid in advance IS Cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

Theae Bowls are Of light weight Austria
decorated in several attractive floral desiFui
shapes. measuring sh and 8 inches in diamet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

There are several different
Fruit Bowls. They are Brilliant
inches Ia diameter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
CLING TO
YOUR COIN
HOLIDAY PIcKpoeKETs ARE BUSY IN THE BIG
SHOPPING CROWDS

vest by reasoe fss toe holiday rteh.
Their efforts Aayeet gone usfs,
warded for the eroesl wite isteetioe
to rifle pockets asd tsc seopllfter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

Strict watsh II being maintained
by the police and private detectives
emp owed by various merchants for
thieves who find Seattle rich har=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

please and the recipient choose the kind
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p K
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- "a pAsvxessrstsd "r@0Ansa
'dutabtr
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qsss ama t4@sa ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

kind Of that's
At sfss PAITOur celebrated Derby r.
weight obtained
plese a9s.eta~ent ID sizes.
&Aas esa&mRka4 esznps
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II atssa dlAan@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

During the past few DAYS several
thefts have been reported 81 NE
police. The majority of these have
been women whose puraeH have
been snatehed from their hands IN
big crowds, or who have eRreleasly
left their poeketbooka resting on
the counters in department stores.
Daily and every eyeeing detect
lvea and plata elateea e.a froe
the police eaDRrtmest single wife
tee tereasel - holiday esysfa nssis-
taising xislisst sertsisy ~ asws
eepsa cstsasasoss Tesv work IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

I'VE have had very few cases of
ahopllttlnR during the preseaAt
Christmas trade, said the manager
OF huge department store tisiH
morning Il suppose there Hre
aonu instances In which the thievea
we're clever enough 10 get away
with the goods without being Dc.
tected
Ger most serious trouble is with
the Juvenile thief. who II too yoffng
10 appreciate the enor@ity of hih
ofeaaa or whos fee of being
easgst Ia ovsrbasaees sy toe desire
to esess soyB. a toy dsssVtment
IL etwesally allsrlaa ~ youae
- twh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

Is conscious Of the close suryell.
lance.
However. thefts have occurred,
although the department stores
have not suffered any serious loaaea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

reinforced b. an array of paid ID
tectives.
baveniiea Trostbleaome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
SMOKING JACKETS. GOWNS
AND ROBES.

The largest variety I'm Seattle II
:. \. BROOKS 4 Co.'S. 1851 End ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

Novelty Waists IN dainty designs.
all the very latest aud best mod )
els. ia pretty street and evening
shades you viii pay from s. 60
TO $3.50 to match these waist >
eiaew here. They have sold
spIeusidly every day Mt their
original market prices. Don't
fuisH this sale at $500
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04

maj jor leagues. They are always ready to deliver tlIe goods" when single or a double is needed to bring. in the winning run.
 The New York champions have be come famous for winning games by . narrow margin in the last two or three innings The five men named. and Donlln and DeyIm in particular. are directly responsible for this habit into which tue tribe Of McGraw has fallen.
 Donlin was second in the National league batting column last year. Hans Wagner the Pittsburg shortstop. was the only man to top him. Donlin's average was .329, and from the pres cnt outlook he will go above that mark this season
 In a recent. game against Boston Donlin was not feeling well and struck out twice, He glowered angrily at the iwirler and sayagely threw his bat 10 the gronnd when the second strike out occurred WheI he approached the plate to hat the third time the pitcher smiled ~taunting,y DOnlin said noth- ing. bEt set his teeth together firmly, and. with swift glance at the first ball the pitcher delivered. be took a step forward and sent it 'to the ropes"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
.,:.. ..ro,ectloni.,r Houl.

The howl of the high protectioElsts
 over the Panama canal supplies ruling. says the Providence Journal Qsep.l. Is applicable. Men Ike Congressman
 Grosvcnor cannot be expected after pending years in deluaing themselves and trying b deluae others 10 rid themselves of the notion lhaf thc last test of patriotisla is tie willingness to pay more for the necessaries of life than other people pay. that those who desire 10 buy as cheaply as they can are not Gocd Ai@ericsts and that the gogcI-r-eHt $ faitii.ess which cvades Inc requirements of the sacred tariff ''
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
BRIEF
 NEWS

In Los Anaeies-The following are registered at the Hollenbeck Hotel Los Angeles from the Territories and vicinity: Charles O. Ellis, Prescott Ariz; D. Clark, Clifton, Ariz. A. Troy nOvitch. Globe. Ariz: C. H. Edmond son. Globe. Ariz.; Ed. w Walcott. San Marcial N. NJ; Marcus A. Smith. Tue son. Ariz.; R. W. HeaTne and wife San Antonio. N NJ; R. B. Stevens and wife. Fl Paso. Tex; w. r. Hendricks Wilcox. Ariz.; J. Spaeth. Wilcox. Ariz.; Edward J. Martin and wife Albuquerque. N. NJ; Lawrence Tul loch Globe. Ariz.; J. NJ Conway. Fl .Paso. Tex; Mrs. F. F. Jones. Bisbee Ariz.; J. c. Pursley and wife Stafford Ariz.; L. NJ. Lewis. Gold Roads. Ariz. : J. H. La Rue. Phoenix. Ariz.; Mrs J. R. Puscell. Phoenix. Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
SHORT PIE RSONAL.
 NOTES

H. J. Temple. superintendent of the Cananea road, returned last evening from visit at the coast.
 MT. and Mrs. James Butler left last evening for Fl Paso.
 MT. Rimpau. of the Fairbank Com. mercial O., arrived in the city last evening to spend the day.
 F. Nelson and John Nelson left last evening for Buffalo. \. Y. where they will spend three months vacation.
 Robert Smith. baggage master at sne r. P. < S. W. ret- ned yesterday rom the Huachucas. where he went 70 take Mrs. Smith and her mother Mrs Hargroye. to spend the summer
 District Attorney Flannigan was a visitor in the city vesferdsv las,-,,- m the evenng for Tombstone.
 Roy F. Hogan is in the city in ad- vance of a theatrical company which ne lately cane out of Chicago with.
 superintendent Walter Douglas was visitor yesterday at the Douglas smelters. az
 UT EdHinndson. lately out of bed rom an attack of typhoid. left yes. serdav for Ncgales whore he r,,I, spend week recunerating.
 Mrs A. P Hurst left yesterday for
 John smythe- ore of the most DoDu- Tar saiesHnen in the Sonthwess. is ev- pected to arrive i1 the citr fhse even ing from Fairba7ls. whore bo ,s aeso. eiated vita the Fairbanks Commercial
 Harry sie--c-~7- late-~ o -o-.is.. sttacbe a' chet.,,~'-.~ e--s---1 i..--.o yss'erd8~ from a visit to-his daughter st Douglas.
 D. A. Tovrea retur7es -o~terdav rom hlisi~ess vis't at Dou~Iss.
 Rennsck White. ~.''-e~ cf +l-e Na~a ''''''" f"s'7css v-a'for gn 7o--- --~ea--s-~
 " Tra~o~ '~s. Sunday for a few days visit at Fl Paso
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
FoREsTERs OF AMERICA.
The Siath BienRAal COnvention 0f
 the. order.

The Ssath BtennIai ConventfOn Sf
 the order.
 The supreme court of the Foresters ot America will convene in Buffalo Aug. %
 The local committee having in charge the arrangements for the convention has been diligently working for the past year and has it's plans for the entertainment of visiting delegations well under way.
 The Knights of Sherwood Forest, the uniformed rank of the |. of A.. will also meet in supreme cOnclave in Buffalo on the same date.
 Convention bali has been secured for the meetings of the supreme court
 4 movement is on foot in Buffalo to organize a conclaye of the Knights of Sherwood Forest previous to the as sembling Of the supreme conclave iH August. and from present indications it will meet with success, much inter est being displayed in the movement
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
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Copper Queen Arrivals-A. N. Gage, Tombstone; Mrs. w. A. King and daughter, Tombstone: W. H. Rob- erts. Jr., Don Luis; H. o. Howard, New York. lS. s. Finch, Bacoachi, So mora; W. E. Dodge, N. r.: O. E. Nc Mullen. E. r. Graham. Douglas; E. c. Lovy. Kansas City: W. F. De Camp,
 Denver; Mrs. B. J. Beatty. Tombstone 1;
 Wm. J. Morse. Kansas City, D. 4.
 Richardson, Douglas; Mrs. J. NJ. lSpeck. Fanchon and Cherry Speclz, Sadie Cowsn. Oliver Robertson, Tomb stone; Jno. A. Knight, Chicago; E. H. Kupper. Fl Paso: P. R. Lucas. Jno.
 Langlor, T. II. Collins. Cananea; D. |B. Murphy. c. F. Humbert. Osage; IS. H. Giraud, Cincinnati; Wm. H. Sal lsbury, Osage; P. Sunesor, Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
Disrnnrnrln~ nntlnnk.

Sc-atJT lcmeaway's eloquent plea for economy iA expenditure rather than ma-c taxes. tLiIks inc Boston Post. is inc voice of one crying in the wilder ness. Nobody thinks of cutting down ti.e expenditures. but only of increa s.i,g the taxe5 Th.s course can. h5wece. 6et excite d.srJura cement in the minds Of the people when they think Of the natural and legitimate increase in expenditures. which must follow the growth Of tEe population and the necessary development of the country
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04

Cananea. July 3.-AnOther fire of mys- terious origin occurred yesterday. re sniting in the complete destruction oi A small frame residence with its con tents. situated on the west side Of the Mesa. The loss was about $500. gold The fire department succeeded ID keeping the flames under control. and barring slight damage to second hand store. no further loss is reported
 The Banco de Cananea is being moved today into its handsome new quarters in the building known as Casino Mitchell
 The noble art of self defense is be coming quite popular in these parts and a boxing match is pulled off every few evenings. but so far no Dei' takers have been developed.
 Two heavy-weights entertained an audience of about three hundred per sons at Chivatera last Saturday night, but the contest was disatpointing from sportsman's viewpoint. as in the second round one of the contest ants lay down as gently as if he had inhaled a spray of ether from an atomizer.
 A. w. Reeves. travelling freight agent of the Southern Pacific was here this week from Fl Paso.
 A party of young people spent last Sunday at Puertecitos, an ideal resort for picniekers. They went up in the morning on one of the Marrow Guage Railways observation cars and re- turned in the afternoon. Refresh ments were served in the open air, erd a general good time was had. Those in the party were: Mesdames Darnau, Banker and Wright; Misses Josie Moore, Mabel Goldsworthy. Bet tie Herrick, Victoria Montague, Mary Doudell. Christina Eenninger. Hattie Price. and Messrs. L. E. Banker. John Montague, G. D. Cash. J. Nj. Connertv. E. s. Newbury. J, C. Osgood. V. L. Mastin. E. s. Furrer, C. E. Murray. James Angus. and Norris.
 P. J. Tenancy and bride, nee Miss Mccormick. arrived yesterday from Los Angeles, where they were mar ried recently. They will make their home in Cananea. Mir. Tehaney has large mining interests in this section and although quite a young man in , lCdkSs iS dltGdQs NAdSSNA oo CAC DA the leading promoters of the country.
 Mrs E. L. McMakin and little daughter left a few days ago for An derson. Ind. where they will spend the summer with the old folks. They were accompanied as far as Fl Paso by ME. McAiakin, who returned We'd nesday.
 A number of Elks will join the Quien Sabe Club at Fl Paso and make the trip to Buffalo.
 A. D. Hale, an old employe of the Consolidated Copper Company. who left here some weeks ago. has accept ed service as Commissiary of one of Col. Greene's mining companies at AInaca, Mexico.
 The Board of Directors Of Fl -Tigre Mining Company held meeting here last Monday the purpose being to rat fly certain contracts and execute the necessary legal documents in coarec. ton herewith.
 There will be an informal dance at the ~Cananea Club this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
Position or ,be uaiIroass.

President Fish's reply to Secretary Taft's speech on railway rate rcgula- ton. thinks the Baltimore News. iade- pendent. is significant Of tSe position railways take o. inc question. It says: ~They will aSl.t govc.nlncnt rate leg isia,.oa Co a fE.ss an1 fight # now. iny bi.l w.Eeh VII really giy. to the soveruLiei.t t.e power to fsx r9ics will ass cJng-sSs not only against .he op- position C. practically every 'aiiroad Eian but against that of every ally which the railroads can bring iCto the field"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
CAUSED RUNAWAYS
 ON BREWERY GULCH
MAN WHO DISCHARGED FIRE. WORKS IN THE STREET AR
 RESTED AND FINED.
No Suspension of Fireworks ordi- nance by Council. But It Is Under stood That Officials Win Not Inter fere Witt Use Today.

William Hankins and a roulette wheel man named Baker. employed at Shattuck's. were arrested yesterday afternoon for d!schargiug fireworks in front of the Shattuck building. They were taken before Justice Mcdonald. who fined Hankins s and discharged Baker The latter. it was shown. had nothing to do with the offense charged.
 The immediate cause of the arrests was runaway incident that accom- panied the shooting of the fireworks. Two horses attached to separate carts standing m front of the Tovrea meat market were frightened by the shoot ing, and started to run at the same moment. There was large crowd of people in Brewery below the scene iof the runaway. as well as nur15er Of vehicles. and but for the fortunate fact that in making their getaway the horses pulled their carts together and threw themselves before they had made more than q couple of lengths. there would have in all likelihood Ihave been serious results in connec- 'tion with the affair.
 Under the city ordinances suspen- sion by Council is necessary before fireworks may be legally discharged iii the city. The Council has on pre- vieus holidays suspended the ordi- nance, but this time 1t has failed to dc so. failure being due to oversight. That the use of fireworks will be all lowed today without interference by the officers. however, is understood.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
BROKE INTO HOUSE.
Man Who Was Hunting for Woman
 Finally Struck snse.

An unknown man. crazed with drink. attempted entrance to a num- Der of houses on lower Railroad Ave nue yesterday afternoon. At the places he attempted to enter he de- clared he was looking for a woman who he said was named "Gertie."
 The fellow came up against an ob- stacle when he attempted forcible CD. trance 10 a house where Mir. and Mrs Allie Howe. of Tombstone, were visit ing. Mir. Howe promptly took charge of the man, and started to town with him. The fellow at several places resisted. and MT. Howe found it neces- sary 10 knock him down in self pro tection- He finally landed his mar at the branch county jail. The fel- low will have his hearing tomorrow before Justice Mcdonald.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
INDIGESTION.

With it's companions. heart burn, .flatulence. torpiaity of the liver. con stlpation. palpitaton Of the heart. poor blood. headache and other nerv- tongue, offensive breath and e legion uf other ailments, is Ut once inc most widespread and destructive malady among the American people The Heroine treatment will cure all these troubles. soc bottle.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04

for a clean three bagger. Mr. Pitcher then learned that he laughs best who laughs after a three base bit.
 Devlin is an ex-eolisge man. He IS as calm and as steady at the bat as the rock of Gibraltar. No pitcher has ever succeeded in getting him "rattled."
 Christy Mathewson. one of Me Graw's great pitchers, is. strange fo say. almost as good a batsman as many men who get major league jobs because of their stick work. With the exception Of Leeyer of PittsburE Matfy is the best batsman among the National league twirlers.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
Janior American Meehnnics.

There are over 20.OOo members of the Junior Order United American Me chanics in Maryland. the only two counties ln which there are no councils being St Mary's and Charles
 Since the first of the year there have been large gains made in membership in nearly every jurisdiction where the order k established.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04

Go or Pionie-The Epworth League To fthe Methodist church will have a picnic over the divide today. Quite a number of the younger members of the church expect to attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
THE HoRarHLEs
Are to Meet at s:3o This Morning at
 the Opera House.

the Opera House.
 All of those who intend participat- ing in the parade 0f Bisbee Horribles thIs morning are wanted to meet al S:30 at the Opera House.
 All convenience will be on hand there to facilitate make ua on the part of those who go .- ,-4e parade. Provision has been made for the changing of clothes and other details. Refreshments are included in the list of things that will be at the Opera House.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04

Rorn-To Mir. and Mrs. NJ J. Gun ningham yesterday morning at their home in this city a daughter.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
nr.Icr nf EnrIen-

Brockton aerie of Massachusetts re gently initiated class of sevehty-fve candidates.
 Pennsylvania and New York aeries have gained many members since the first of the year.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04

Just what the doctor ordered-"A 5is5ee sno~ Bs!I"--at Rinehart's Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
CANANEA HAS
 MYSTERIOUS FIRE
SECOND WITHIN COMPARATIVE " SHORT TIME, DESTROYS
 HOUSE AND CONTENTS

sluaains Match at chivsters Puts One of the Fighters out of Business ia Second Round-Mr. Tenancy ano Bride in Cananes-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04

Ever try an ~Avsnre surds," at Einehsrt's Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04

days visit at Fl Paso.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
PANTS AND TAILS.

>.,Thefes cue funny thing about
dogs. said Mr. Albert d. Prentiss, of
Chicago. at the Hotel Joyce. and
that is that yeu never saw one pant
and was his tail at the same time
Carriage and Murphy admitted that
they didn't remember ever having
seen dog violate the stated rule.
"A dog" said MI. Prentiss. sis not
capable Of double emotion. He
can't grow and wag his tail 1t is
impossible for him to be mad at one
end and hCspitable at the other. II
a dog is overjoyed to see his master
he will bark and wag his tail: if he
wants to get into the house he will
paw at the door. whine and wag his
tail, but they are all symptoms Of the
Cne emotion But if his master opens
the door he will immediately cease
to show anxiety by whining and will
resort only to the tail method OF ex-
pressing his feelings. Watch mans
eye to judge his temper. watch a dogs
tail to get the state of his mind
But what's that got to do with the
price of prunes?" asked Carriage.
Nothing whatever. said M. Prem
tiss. but it might affect sausage =
Baltimore News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
OFFICIAL ROUTE FOR EPWORTA
UEAGUERS TO DENVER.

Official announcement is made by
the state chairman of transportation
that for the seventh international Ep-
worth league conference 10 be held at
Denver July ; to 9. the Fort Worth
and Denver City railway eThe Den
yer RCad'D has been selected as the
official route from Texas aud in that
have been perfected for special ser
vice leaving Fort Worth at 9:55 a. a.
July 3. the schedule being such as to
put delegates and friends in Denver
early the following afternoon.
In addition to the always up-to-date
regular service available via that
route. which includes palace sleepers
and cafe cars. the special arrange
alents also provide for the operation
CT first class Pullman tourist sleep
ers. through. in which entirely salts
{; ctory sleeping accommodations Will
be available at but one-half the usual
expense. In other words, upon a basis
Of two persons to double berth. In.
diyidual expenses for through sleep
ing car accommodations need not ex-
ceed sl25 from Fort Worth to Den.
ra-
AS the passage rate Will be but one
fare plus 81 for the round trip and
tickets will be good for stop-oyers, al
Sc good far 60 days fcr return, and as
very unusually low rate side trips will
De availbale from Denver to the num-
e, Gus adjacent resorts and points of
attraction in and along the mountains,
it is anticipated TIA. Teaxs leaguers
viii, as trey most undoubtedly should,
be ca hand IN large numbers.
AS q strong effort is TO be made to-
ward securing the next international
conference for Texas, many pastors
,tEd other church workers viii head
delegations from their respective
charges ana communities in the inter
est Of accomplishing the end referred
70; heoca it is foregoae conclusion
that Grand Old Texas" Will be
strongly and enthusiastically repre-
sented and that. among the many
Thousands who will be present from
every section of the country, Texas
and It's CLAIMS will be made manifest
through its delegation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
HE SAVED HIS LIFE.

A group OF congressman who hap
pened to be at the capital during q
recess of the national legislature
helped to while away the time by ex-
changiAg stories; and one of the
statesmen from Pennsylvania told
this one regarding constituent
TIL man, who lived in one of the
small tCwns in the keystone state
was apppointed naval officer at the
ehief port OF the state. He immedi
ately packed up his belongings and
established himself in the metropolis
OF the commonwealth. At the end of
four Nears the administration chang
ed, and he relinquished his Office
When he returned to the village OF
his birth. his first visit was to his
aged mother She greeted hi,a af
tectionately. and said:
My boy you have had four years
tn a lucrative federal office Tell
ME. now that it is ever. what you
dale sayet?"
He was nonplussed for the mo-
ment Not 4 penny Of his salary
remained. II Al outbu~st Of franz.
ness h turned to hae and leaning
oye.- ler said. with hearty feryorc
NNethe-. I saved my life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
UNiMPORTAN-.

A Princeton man tells Of a conver.
sation that teotl place betweal TX
coach Cf football eleven and one Ct
the players An important game wa
soon to be played; aad the coach Vas,
OF course, NEST anxious that every
player should be u the very best
physica, condition. But to his dis
gust one Of the men upon whom 4
great deal depended if the great game
were to be won, seened tc be in bad
fcr-n.' Taking hlm as:da TIE coach
had the following hea-t ~heart talk
with the recaicitrant
See here, you're not looking so
good Muscles fahby ard wind bad
awful bad What's tie matter
Beer drinking anytbins?"
Not drop
Then gou must ba smoking
Haven't touched j. pipe. cigar Or
cigarette siuce the traieing began.
Stud ing"
Val yas-a iirtla
N'a4neupon the co&ca gave vent to
: s.ars of disgust See hece! You We
aet to stop that Do gra want us
70 losa the s9agee'9 -Culled from
! i;..~ee@ss Weekly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
OF A BATCHEuOR.

Every girl is awful pretty when she
looks in the looking glass
Getting married is like specuIating.
sometimes you don't loose
PeekabOO shirt waists are meant to
show less than they appear to and
mere than they ought to-
a man IN public life can't make peo-
pie believe he is honest even by going
g church every Sunday
woman is awful fond of you when
she thinks she makes you so happy
that you don't need any of the money
you earn to spend on yOurSelf.--NeW
York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
LlMERickS UP TO DATE.

Priscilla. whose face was at random
Said: "Men-I jest cant under
stand emf"
But she, Cne fine summer
F.loped with plumber
De gustibus non tisputandum
4 gri who lived on the Saskatchewan
Took a trip to the giddy metropolis
She liked it SO we'll
That she stayed whole week.
And if she enjoyed it, why shouldn't
she?-NeW Yoeh Mail.