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spend a month or So VISITING re1a IVES,
including her sister MIS-. :. J. HaH.
Mrs. Bessie tullcy returned from
l;oj SPRINGS today. accompanied by
her niece, Miss Clara Harris.
{. Q. Buc}ner of GrosSet WAS a bus
mess visitor 10 the city Monday al
ternoon and spent his time al III"
Hotel An1lers.
Dir and Mrs. James Smart have 70
turned to their hone in Dallas, Texas,
after visit to relatives and friends
IN this city
J. Walker Jones. d prominent and
wealthy planter, with headquarters at
Cummins, was a guest of the Trulock
Monday afternoon.
Nr. Fred Schneider. who has been
in poor health for some time, will
leave soon some point in Texas, where
he will make his home
Jno NJ Oracle, the biggest indiVid-
ral cotton planter in the world came
In from New Gascony OIL a brief bust
ness trip Monday afternoon.
Sheriff James Gould left for Noble
Lake this afternoon in response to a
message from his brother, Clayton
Gould, announcing the serious illness
of the latter's wife.
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Love of Order md Kindness.

The two essential instincts of hui
manijy arc the love of order and the
love of Kindness. by the love Of order
the moral energy is to deal With the
earth. ans. dress il. and keep il, and
to deal With all rcbellions or dssolnte
forces in lower creatures ;taa in ou.,z
selves BY the love of Kindness the
moral energy is to deal rightly With all
surrounding life. SO shall every pas
sion have full strength and yet be alb
solutely under control Ruskin
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An <ucc,lots uf General scott.

After h!S retirement General scott
uaSS,pl the summer of $50 AZ toZIrn>'
hotel, West Point. where every even
ng a party of gcutlrmen adjourned 10
fire generals sitting room for Their
game. Being Il @slah PLAYER. the host
was usually Victorious, hut If lie aud
his PARTNER were eyer beaten Scott :
ire was made manifest. one night II
happened Hat The usual PARTY was
missing What WAS To be done? The
general must have his whist. There
happened lo he staNu% at the hotel a
jllilge who WAS asked To do the favor
of taking the fourth hand With SOM
protest on his part he agreed to q" II.
RN cutting for partners the general
and The iutige played tog"th" and
We're beaten horribly beaten Know
ing bow 4 irl'itatcd the general to los"
the g1,u". th" Judge as lie rose from
the table said IN his most tj%uiied and
courtlv Way."i formerly piaNed Il fatr=
" good game Of whist. h>lt have been
ont of practice 81 long that | am some
what rusty. hope that fact may be
taken rs in excuse fer my Mistakes
Whcreupon the general arose with
equal di@ni V and rctortcd. II am glad
10 learn tha, have been playing with
latent talent and not with Il natural
born fool
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.HeIIunas-RIackWeEl.

Il Dr. O. G. Blackwell and Miss Guy
sEel]un.s will be married Wednesday
ssft fternoon at 1 O'Clock al The residence
II Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Cross. DR.. w.
C. Hillyara of Louisville, Ky, will PER
form tn ceremony. The wedding Will
8be quiet one, only the immedla'e e
members Of The families of the con-
atracting parties being invited. Miss
Hellums is the youngest daughter OF
sthe late Cap j. w. Hellums OF Grady
aaNd a sister of Mrs. George M. Wells
ssand Mrs. F.. G. Cross of this city.
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.Acti,.t Il I,Narl.

1t is rps>.aie l. Pc, uc,' 8 film hay
ing nafae :. e tie aj..5 ;trs::ice .: Nlpthc.
of l,o:,! al a lr,tiing cost i'nr THIS
re52s,,se are l", ilircl orle part nitro crl
lnt.'~;, seven or eight parts Of 10o pcl
ceA, alcosial ;!r twt4aty-o1le par1-
G E@r Sul''3,.e g3::ss is u*es as a solv-
s.nt. ten pets of this to liiile1y parts OF
water being The ire, .l' ion. \ seri,.s
cf interesting experiments in color
hrillanry and consistency are made by
::t3.. @@ hisulnhite of carbon in the pro
portion of twenty-five PARTS to 1O
parts Of the Solat ion Ben&ine MAY
also be added. with the effect Of chang
varying their intensity
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Pa SAid Sn.

Teach No precoeious youDgster)-
Having studied your grammar lesson
at home last night. will you define the
word maid for the class this morn
ing? F. Y. (promptly,-Presen maid
past. made up; future. maiden aunt
Teacher (Severely)-Who ever told you
such a thing? r. Pa.-New York
Times
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A Common MixUuotation.

One of the cOmmOnest Of misqnOta-
tions is, 'Imitation is the sincerest
form Of fiat1cry." The words form
Of are interpolated in tho original.
which WAS contributed to literature by
c. c. Cotton. author of "The IacOn"
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The In, portant Part.

Maud l have Just received an offer
Of marriage. which came by post this
morning. He said that his love for me
was very great, but that his income
was small. Marie What pity. Whom
was it from? Maud really did not
notice. That was enough
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He Surrendered.

Shelf vou could have one wish.
what would it he: He II would be
that -that-oh, if l only dared to tell
you what it would he! She Well. iro
on. Why do you suppose | bro.;:ht no
the wishing subject p
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RUSSIAN BARON WHO RESTED
WITH BEARS DOWNED
AT LAST.
Beast Which Was Drunk From Vodka
lnfringed Rules and Tore His
Master to Pieces.

Baron .<u.icr of Tifis. who fought
with bears that walked like men. WAS
killed hy=on of his brains the other
ed the duel without being permitted
to interfere. reported the scene as fol
lows:
"Roth my master and his animals
were addicted to drink. raid Ivan.
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More than one man has been caIled
crazy for advertising largely, but NJ
one seems to remember his aherra
,,nn Alter b.. makes cnmtOrtanl. tor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-31
A Seat In Church.

Visitor-Will you tell me where
shall find a seat? Verger-Weel. sir,
there's guild wheen veesitors In In
verness the moo. so sit whaur ye can
see yer umbrella.
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MeMdclHsOhM's Contempt For IisIt.

..Noa 7Hov.' said Lit oh OH" oc'a-
sion. .,hat MpndelSSolln. who WAS the
most Jealous musician that ever lived,
ALWAYS had Il dislike for me, and an
one occasion AT Il Soiicc al Dr KS he
drew Il picture of the devil on II black
board playing his G minor concerto
with five hammers in lieu of fingers Oh
each hand The truth Of the matter is
that once played his concerto in 9
minor from the manuscript. and a.
found several of the passages rather
simple and not broad enough. il may
use the term, changed them to suit
my own IDEAS. This. of course. an
moved MendelSSOhn. who. unIil>" Schn=
mann or Chopin. would never Il
hint or advice from any one. More
over. MendelsSohn. who, although A re-
fined pianist WIS not Il Nirtuoso, new
or could play MY compositions with
any kind of effect, his technical skill
being Inadequate to the execution of
intricate passages. SO thc only course
open TO him. he Thought was to vilify
me as a musician. And. Of course,
whatever MendeSsohn did Leipsic did
also Etude
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ISAAC SHARP, ex Governor OF Kan.
i sas, In a letter from l227 | ST., n. F.t
Washington, D. c., writes:
"I can earnestly recommend your
Pcruna as an excellent tonic. It's
reputation as q cure for Cafarrh Is
firmly established BY my friends, who
have been benefited ny Its use, and the
public should Know its great curative
qualities. "--IsaaC Sharp.
Mr.. James Currie, y prominent mer-
chant of Montreal, Can, writes from
1896 Notre Dame ST., as follows:
a. have used your Fcruna for catarrh
and find it an excellent remedy for
coughs and colds. - amcs Currie.
If YOU do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use OF Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving
fall statement Of your ease and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman. President OF
The Hartman Santtarilim, Columbus, o.
All CORES rondcnce held confidential.
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st. Joseph's Bazaar.

The last week in November has
been agreed upon by the pewholders
of St. .Ioseph's church as the tine for
holding the annual bazaar which the
ladies of that congregation have in
yiew.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-31

DC not bor" people by telling them
lan@. tcdio,ls STORIES, OF by tinually
t,ilatin@ on your own Affairs OflSon
SWttt MaFden in "Sncccss Ma@azinc.' >
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In 20 other way can one reach tho
pub]ic as unick as through the daily
papprs.-Edwin Rose, VIM. Hengerer
co.. paIy, Buffalo.
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Atkinson-CIark Wedding

The Atkinson-Clark nnptials VIII
take place tonight at the First Presby-
.teria church. The wedding is to be
followed by a * ceptiOn to the bridal
marty at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
&. Atkinson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-31

The buying OF your space is only
i'alf the battle; the filling of it with
matter which reads right and looks
right is even more important t-Arbtur
=" 'c:-i..'I Morse iu-
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Advertising will do it quicker than
any other method.-Hobron Drug com
pany, Honolulu,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-31

You can talk to everybody through
he misrepresentation and
narrell, Washington.
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BRIEF MENTION.

J. l.. Witt of l.add was at the Ar
lington Monday afternoon.
Chancellor John NJ Elliott is hold
ing chancery court at Dewitt.
Miss Alice Murdaugh of Swan Lake
is visiting Mrs Chas. LcAlaire of this
city.
DR.. w. H. Palmer of Portland was a
guest of the Antlers Monday after
noon
S. A. Mccoy of Fordyce was in the
city Monday afternoon, guest of the
Arlington.
". l.. Gaddy, a well known Clio
citizen. was al he Ar 'in2ton Monday
afternoon
E. P. Ladd came up from the mill
Monday afternoon and registered at
the Antlers.
f. Breerton a Stuttgart citizen was
in town Monday afternoon, a guest of
the Arlington.
J. p. Harper came in from Pansy
Monday afternoon and spent Tuesday
at the Arlington.
Y. l.. Burgess. a Hot Springs citi-
zen. was !; guest of the Hotel Antlers
Monday afternoon.
w. !. Libby came over from Little
Rock Monday afternoon and spent
iuesday at the Arlington.
J. R Prewilt came in from Tillar on
q business "Trip Monday afternoon and
registered at the Trulock.
E c. NJ. Wing and w. NJ. Anderson of
Little Rock were registered al the
Anllers Monday and Tuesday.
Wn Loeb and II. Loeb came over
from Little Rock Monday afternoon
anti registered at the Anllers
Dr. w f. Blunson and Quint Nicks
CT Swan Lake are visiting their friend,
Charley LeMaire. Of this city.
Misses Kate Hughes and Matte
Harris wero registered at the Airing
ton from. Rson Monday afternoon.
Mrs. L. O. Knox and son. L. o.
Knox ". have returned from a visit
to Mrs knox's mother in Montana.
r. f. Sims of Little Rock was bus
iress visitor to town Monday after
neon and registered at the Trulock.
C. b. Hail of Wynne was here on
q business mission Monday and Tues
day and registered at the Arlington.
G. H. Harlow was business Wis
i,or from Humphrey Monday after
noon, and autographed at the Airing
ton.
Mrs. w. f. Hardlle of Monticello is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe Eddins.
All Knox is out in the country camp
hunting.
Mrs. E.. B. Cobb of Sheffield, Ala,
is here on a visit to her father, &. }.
Mccoy, at 712 State street, and will
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D SOCIETY NOTES
, = = = - = + +&+ + + = = = + :

# The Graphic desires to publish ehe
going and coming of your friends or
relatives, so phone same to us. o'd
Rhone So.
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No rate is too high if results make
it profitable to pay it.-Ottumwa, Ia,
Courier.
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Silk Stockinq Club.

Mrs. \. w. Scruges will entertain
the Silk Stocking club at 2:3o p III.
Friday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-31

Mrs. e. B. Cobb of Sheffield. Ala.
is here on visit to her father, &. }.
Mccoy. at 712 State street, and will
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-31

r. f. Sims of Little Rock was a bus
il.ess visitor to town Monday after
neon and registered at the Trulock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-31

DR.. w f. Brunson and Quint Nicks
CT Swan Lake are visiting their friend,
Charley LeMaire, of this city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-31

Nm Loeb and II. Loeb came over
from Little Rock Monday afternoon
and registered at the Anllers
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Ia S-xr - IA ~. .,..s ~e7 1k1elhvHra
Undoubtedly advertising did it.-C.
J. Shcarer. Strawbridge and Clothier,
Philadelphia.
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Mrs. l.. O. Knox and son. l.. O
Knox, y. have returned from a visit
to Mrs. knOXs mother in Montana
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FortnightIy Club.
Mrs. Dellar Saunders will be host
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css for the FOrtnightly club Thursday
afternoon.
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c. NJ Wing and w. NJ Anderson of
Little Rock were registered al the
Antl1rs Monday and Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-31

Misses Kate Hughes and Matte
Harris We're registered at the Airing
ton from. Rison Monday afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-31

c. b. Hail of Wynne was here on
& business mission Monday and Tues
day and registered at the Arlington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-31

G. H. Harlow was business Wis
i1or from Humphrey Monday after
noon, and autographed at the Airing
ton.
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Sc esame Club.

The Sesame club held a meeting
Monday afternoon.
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Mrs. w. f. Har,llle of Monticello is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe EddlnS.
All Knox is out in the country camp
hunting.
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J. r. Prewilt came in from Tilar on
q business "Trip Monday afternoon anG
registered al the Trulock.
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spend a month or So visiting rt1a ives,
including her sister Mrs. :. J. HaIl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-31

J. l.. Witt of L.add was al the Ar
lington Monday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-31

w. !. Libby came over from Little
Rock Monday afternoon and spent
Tuesday at the Arlington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-31

Mrs. Bessie tullcy returned from
Eoj SPRINGS today. accompanied by
her niece, Miss Clara Harris.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-01-04
ITO be continued.
The Mechanical nrvester.

When dawn Is red over the Califor-
MIA wheatfields, says Everybody S
Magazine, a leviathan comes lumber
ing down the road, shooting out heavy
clouds of smoke, and falls to attacking
the grain. This machine. heavy as q
church and complicated as Il watch, Is
a mechanical marvel. Before goes a
numbering engine with a heavy stack
and fire box that vomits out dense
flames from hot petroleum fire. Be
hind it is all levers and big pillars and
curious devices of steel. 1t works with
the complex accuracy of human be-
ing. The sickle buZZes, and the heads
from a twenty foot swath fall smooth
ly on a canvas bed. You catch glimpses
of them rushing here and there
through the complex mechanism, and
presently n laborer who has been very
busy with some sacks jerks down a
lever. Bump. out tumble four fat
bags of wheat. At the other end a
man with a shovel works like mad
clearing away pile of chaff and short,
crumpled straw. This is all that the
ignorant observer sees. Only the engi-
neer can tell you how the grain which
stood in proud arrdy minute before
is now ready for mill-a months work
in five minutes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-01-04
The Worst wind of the World.

what is the worst wind of the
world?" said the captain of a trading
ship that pokes her nose in almost
every spot of the world during her
curious wanderings. well, I'll tell
you first of other winds, so as to lead
up to it artistically. I've been through
a Kamchatka, which is what they
call the storms of that country, and
I've seen it blow drifts fifty feet high
in an hour. / put in three days in a
typhoon, which is the great-grand-
father of all the hurricanes. 1t blew
every sail out of the bolt ropes and
swept the deck so clean that it looked
as if it had been scraped. Down in
st. Vincent, in the West Indies, l lay
on the beach during West Indian
hurricane, the black storm that sweeps
over the Caribbean, and I had to dig
my hands into the earth to hold tight
But worse than all these Is the wind
that they call the woolly, or the willy
or the willy willy. according to locality
You get it at its best in the strait OF
Magellan, but great part of the coun-
try around the southern end of the
south temperate regions enjoys its
blessings. New York Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-01-04
Pointed Paragraphs.

1t doesn't harm miller to. bolt his
meals.
SugarIess candidates fail to catch the
the floating vote.
Truth is mighty and will prevail-ex-
cept in horse trade.
The older a man becomes the less wis.,
dom he discovers in others.
There may be such. thing as dumb
luck, but women never lave that kind.
II you would dwell in the memory Of
your friends, borrow money Of them.
he who sits down aud longs for wealth
will be long time getting it.
Leep-year girls ere now looking for the
coming man with Christmas present.
A strong-minded woman is one wins
frankly admits that her shoes are not too
large.
The man who denies everything and as
serts nothing is OF no positive benefit to
himself or anybody else.
Just because one touch of pature Is sup
posed to make the " hole world kin, don't
imagine that your neig Dor will STAND for
q touch.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-01-04
ice, representatives of pubic order

ice, representatives OF pubic order
:. official justice, whom an a1roit
+ EFF succeeds in evading. Alas, the
. Jcer, though he finally collar the
thief, can only conduct him to the sta
ton, not along the right road Before
man is able TO accomplish his duty he
must fall into the hands of another
power than that which says, "Do this,
do that; shCn this. shun that, or else
beware.'
This is an interior power; 1t IS love
When man hates his work or goes
about it with Indifference all the forces
of earth cannot make him follow it
with enthusiasm, but he who loves his
office moves of himself; not only is it
needless to compel him, but it would
be impossible to turn him aside. And
this is true of everybody. The great
thing is to have felt the sanctity and
immortal beauty in our obscure desti-
ny; to have been led by series of ex-
periences to love this life for its griefs
and its hopes; to love men for their
weakness and their greatness and to
belong to humanity through the heart,
the intelligence and the soul. Then an
unknown power takes possession of us,
as the wind of the sails of ship. and
bears us toward pity and justice, and,
yielding to its irresistible impulse, we
say. Il cannot help it; something Is
there stronger than l." In so saying
the men of all times and places have
designated a power that is above hui
manity, but which may dwell in mems
hearts. And everything truly lofty
within us appears to us as manifes
tation of this mystery beyond. Noble
feelings, like great thoughts and deeds,
are things of inspiration. When the
tree buds and bears fruit it is because
it draws vital forces from the soil and
receives light and warmth from the
sun. If man, in his humble sphere,
in the midst of the ignorance and faults
that are his inevitably, consecrates
himself sincerely to his task, it is be-
cause he is in contact with the eternal
source OF goodness. This central force
manifests itself under a thousand
forms. Sometimes it is indomitable
energy; sometimes winning tenderness;
sometimes the militant spirit that
grasps and uproots the evil; sometimes
maternal solicitude, gathering to its
arms from the wayside where it was
perishing, some bruised and forgotten
life; sometimes the humble patience of
long research. All that it touches bears
its seal, and the men it inspires know
that through it we live and have our
being To serve 1t is their pleasure
and reward. They are satisfied to be
its instruments, and they no longer
look at the outward glory Of their Of
fee, well knowing that nothing is great,
nothing small, but that our life and
our deeds are only Of worth because of
the spirit which breathes through them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-01-04

ma and he baby don't use many picks coz
we bain't got any teeth, but like to see
the youngsters hev style--lemme take
yer terbacker-"
In John Chase, Brewer has q unique
citizen. John Is engaged In writing poet.
ry which will be sold by him and the
proceeds go towards the purchase OF
suitable tombstone for himself. He will
be seventy-on years old in January, and
when not writing poetry Is generally saw
ing wood. In fact, Mr.. Chase calls him
self the wood sawyer and poet laureate OF
Brewer. Jopn was the youngest OF ten
children OF Daniel and Easebia Chase, OF
Foxcroft. He was married In 1854 and
again In 1884. When but twenty-five
years old, John was called to preach the
gospel, but he declined to do so, owing to
lack of proper papers. John said that
he lost child some years ago, and that
he expressed desire to write an appro-
pirate epitaph for her. He tried and was
successful, and ever since that time he has
been writing poetry. He says: II thank
God for having endowed me with the
gilt" John thinks bis poetry is OF suf-
ficient merit to warrant his having q
tombstone rather better than the average.
His latest poem is death song which no
considers his masterpiece. He hopes to
have the entire poem on one side OF this
stone, and mis- name, age and date OF death
on tue other. Meanwhile be remains
hearty and continues to saw wood.