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we'd \ motion was made that this

lowed. \ motion was made thai This
salm be allowed
Mr Woodling for the water and
light company addressed the council
He compiimented the city on he
manifestations of growth and pros
pcrity, He stated thai the water and
light company was trying 10 do it
he 81 10 serve the city The plant haG
never paid dividends. and all thal was
r.ade was put into the plant 10 inn
prove IL This was the reason the
C mpany was willing to accept tn,
81 400 He hoped the MAYOR would
ROT veto the resolution Just passed.
Mayor White called Alderman
\ chol to the chair He said the city
o Pine Bluff had been long suffering
in regard 10 the water service. The
q mpany had never fulfilled it's con
tract with the city. He was opposed
t. paving the account and would
HGaiH veto II. ne service 2iNtl u
MI FoWles was the poorest The city
bad ever had. He believed the com
rfnv ought to take the matter int
the courts and would have to do So If
they eyer got it. He said il WAS the
duty Of the city council It. stand be
tween the people and the water com
p2ny. The talk about sealing the riNel
valve WAS all "bosh. Tor ii could he
cut at any time and Duplicated.
Alderman Boyco said the river
valve bore his private seal and could
nol be duplicated without a great dead
OF trCuble.
Mr.. Nichol said if the euG.D;jis had
let made money il WAS the f4ul O.
The FIRST president. Who got away vita
the monty. and not the city. lie be
l;eved the account too large fer tha
servt tcp rendered and moved that IL.
sun. Of s.. .5a0 be allowed III full.
Alderman F'cx said he wanted TO do
Justice 10 all concerned The compa=
Continued on PAGE FGnr.1
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Miss Annie Boyce died Monday
night At 80 O'clock At her Aom=
Il West Sixteenth street. from IL
effects of burns whico she received
ten days ago, says the Little Rock
Gazette. Miss Boyce received the IN.
juries which resulted in her death
while burning leaves in the back yard
of her home. Her clothing CAM, in
contact with the flames. and before
help could reach her she was a mass
of flames. She displayed the greatest
fortitude from the time of her iniu@v
until her death. She was conscious
until the last day of her life, and be-
lieyed at all tines that she would re-
cover.
Miss Boyce was born at East Liver.
pool. O.. and was educated at the
iowa state university. She moved TO
Arhadelphia, Ark. in 1880 SAe taught
school at Malvern for several years
and came to Little Rock in 1855
Since that time she has been employ
ed as a teacher in thd public schools
in this city. She taught for ten years
in the Fort Steele sch pol, three years
in Kramer school and four years In
Peabody high school. She was a char
ter member of the Central Presbyte-
ran church and was one OF its mosF
active members She organized ana
was president CT the girls missionary
society, was q teacher in the Sunday
school since the Organization of the
church. She was an active member
of the Cooperative association.
Miss Boyce's father died several
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.irtle Rork. >ptt n Especial ?
He Plea q 4ralt> ma,If bv The =Pueifs
,lnd oLhors oil Ashley county N peo5#
20 charges, and tIc tniue ot Tho
Il and John pueh III rhe ean#ot 81 .opa
Zach viii nol be IN, md ot theu
fsatf5Faz. sioce dVe= Of o6e= HeaFoes
whom sheN brought back from rcVas
10 be held in peonage. i've 0f rfn
Lesans. Two of the Andefsons aaa
Charity Dods0u. have employed couU
sci 10 bring sait against the PUsAS for
&te.ooo damages each ror false I'M
pllzonn pnl These suits will be fiIe4
il federal eoutt
Robefl Pueb Jos. Push Matte
Head Sam Wilson and Ben Nlorclana
who We're indicted at the same tim
also pleaded guilty. and sentence in
tfe} eases WIS suspended until the
slNcn The minimum fine however.
since This was thetl FIRST offense ami
teeY said chat The conditions undo
" Which il had been committed had
crown up unconsciously about then,
So tEa1 they really did not featize
What lucy were doing
The federa Grand jury yesterday
lt,,tY,
a@ainsl Robert Hill. Il wealthy colot-
ed planter of Warner. Lincoln county.
Oh the char@" of peonaSc, by holding
Two negroes. Henry Davis and Wm.
Armstrong. for a period OF about 81 =.
earring. forfeiture WAS taken ON The
bond given in the preliminary eNami-
II Pine Bluff and an alias capia.
ISSUED
lions in United States district courl
in the last eight days. and the mosl
important Oh tleAe dtt 'if seven ioi
peonage..
ii is safe TO predict said Disriet
Attorney WhippIe that peooaee has
Teen effectually broken mp in Arkar.
as. for il is pretty generally under
stood thai the next man convicted Of
the offensc will be sent 10 the peni-
tentiary.
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ARKANSAS RIVER NAVIGATION
Movement to Establish Barge Line
From Indian Territory to the
Big River,

Muskogee. I. T., April 1.-THE Al,
t1ansas Valley Transportation associa-
ton is seeking an appropriation fCr
he Improvement of the Arkansas
river, and will demonstrate the feast
liiiity of its proposition by sending a
feet OF six barges down the river To
New Orleans early in June. 4 con
tract has been closed with an indie
pendent tug boat to handle the barges
yhich will be laden with coal, cotton
refined oil and other products OF the
Arkansas valley.
An agent of the association will
be sent south next week to dispose Gf
his cargo. which means the intr0duc.
ton CT Indian Territory coal into tn
south The production CT coal in Ii,
territory in 1904 was about 1000 ."oo
IONS, but as the arket is limited ~
part of Texas and Kansas CITY the
field has not been fully developed. =
cause CT the freigh trates, which 2re
exN essively high President Haskell
says il is the purpose of the assGcisz-
t&cn to secure an all-water route 70
Mississippi river points through -
New Orleans. thus making il posS M
10 form new commercial lines.
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Wall Pronounced Unsafe.

For the spacia, committee appoint,
ed to inspect t1= south wall of thu
building occupied by The Hub, dam.
aged by the WoiS Nichol FIRE. AID i,
man Riley reported that the commit
tee considered t.ie wall unsafa foc
another building. The wall should be
fortified with q a-;ach wall W . the
fist story and an entirely new wet
uiit in the secoG1 story Th- report
was adopted
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}'ats a@o a' ArNad,iphi.f Shr is SUI.
}lNea = he mothet fao sisters
Af1 FaH5aiInr et rrr~cet and Mis-
'> M222i@. Grace and Blanche Hu>ce
= this eily=and brafhcIs. bayiH
HrAe'. ot Pm EIua and .lobu Gavca
-, r,r.~tig". Mi4~.
fda faHrsd viii be head from cen
tfa5 Pf7s6tf#ei5n church WeducsGia,
lt"g2ins al j" "clocn tho pastor
Eel-W T NoKunQn uHicjalu4 rhe
e'iEbr1aere vi be K " r@3c1
AleHa1a= =t'ate- L " R4ebazeIi. i. &
Maf~hs4E " ". Netaaeh1Io aaeI L.
I. oi.1 0eon HMlia vi b,. al oaE
.aad
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CRIMINAL ASSAULT
Attempted by Young Mar on His Stea
Sister.

Rogers. Ark, April ii.-speciaD
-=Haryey Harris young white mar
eighteen years old, was arrested Sun
day afternoon at Cross Hollo"s by
Constable Byron AtkinS on a charge
of attempted criminal assault. The
prosecuting witness is his step sister.
ifrsa Lee He was placed in Jail a
Rrntonyiie. and will be given pr--
liminary hearing here Thursday
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From the Old to the New.

'fhe foregoine are the new officers
installed al the meeting Of the city
council last night The session was
made interesting be cause OF the pass
age Of the old adm inistration and the
taking up of the duties by the new
one A number OF surprises Wer4
sprung by the mayor ON the annonnce=
ment of his appointees and with but
two exceptions the subordinate off
GERS are new ones. A large crowd
was in attendance en- the session last
night.
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Finish of the Old.

Tie council was called to ordrr IL
rtsular session a O'clock by Mayor
II. King White Alderman Boyce.
Clement, Jordan. Riley. Fox and Met,
oil answered to roll cali The min.
Sltes of the previous meeting We're
read ald approve.
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CHEEK COMMISSIONED.

L. E. Cheek this morning receive
his commission as justice of the peae-
f Vaugine township to succeed A. J
Stewart. resigned. Mr.. Cheek open.
cd his Offices this morning in the
building formerly Occupied by Nj
Stewart His first suit was that OF
prudan and company against the Val
ley P,anf,ns company, filed by Creei
CaldWeli
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Scavenaef w ork.

Alderman Boyct stated that the
dumpings from the scavenger service
at the foot ot Missouri street was De-
coming I'll sane and Cn motion tA@
beard of pupljo affairs was instructed
to see that the dumps We're ext tande1
to the middle Of the river.
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Toxic. April 1l.-fspeciai.,-The
jarane>e are preparing to put 600
ot,0 men in the field and bring the war
- p speedy close Preparations have
y. en en- rGr some time and volunteers
I've been called for.
There Is no verification of the ri
u q, that The Japanese fleet has been
captured and the first report is gen-
eta.ly discredited here
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RAILROAD MEETING.

There will be call netting Of c'ti
zens interested in the building VI 3
north and south railroad al the beard
of trade tonight. Messrs Parker aod
Sunderlin, the Colorado capitalists,
will submit their proposition and the
matter will be freely discussed
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Water Clam Allowed Again.

Alderman Boyc- for the watee sr.f
light commit stated that the Pire
Bluff Light and Water company was
willing to aeeeYt 5000 in full fer the
5iu which ha3 r~-,.;auSly beer 1is3i,
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DOINGS OF THE OLD AND NEW
The New City Officials.

ne new lily OT1lClaiS
n King White. mayor.
w. l.. ToneN. police Judge.
Joe p. Alexander. city treasurer
]. Z. Boyce alderman First ward.
William Nichaf. alderman Second
ward.
A {. Jordan, alderman Third ward.
]. NJ. Hi@htower alderman Fourth
ward.
A. ]. Stewart. chief OF police.
John S. perd9e. assistant police
ehief.
R W schultz chef fire depart
ment
A. {. Briner. assistant chief fire de
rartment
Sandeill Curry. saoitarian
John P Harper CITY engineer.
w l.. Barton sexton Bellwoes.l Gem
etery.
J. P. Knox aching police Judge.
Anna Young. ianilross.
Patrolmen--J E, Cheek. +. c. Stan
ley. r. II. Carson. ". X. .ocllIart
]. W. Tolsen. Evan ParneIl, O. l.. Col
Inns. John Wilson. colored: patro'
drivers. Walter Stewart joe Mus
tachia
F'iremen. No. II F. King. .IosepA
Walters. Jesse Albright Pete Mus
tachia.
No. 2-Iesse Alfred. George AlfreG.
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Claims Allowed.

The followin2 pay rolls. UP to Apr
10 were read saa allowed. Ralph
Robinson. s5l.315 FIRE department,
sls3.3S33 33l-3; city government, slSi.aa:
rolice department s32..1o sanitary
department. SEE election expenses,
s117.5o; John Cock. feeding prison
prs s35.2S: Guy Beauman, 800
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DEATH or a BANKER.

Forrest City. Az. April IL. .>,pt
Lewis Rolase. vice nr5,i-
de NJ of the Bans u Eastern Arksii
s;,a. died here this morning Th.. ia
ceased was prominent nan in haats-
ing and business e;9eles at this Pic
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SUPREME COURT.

14ni 81. h.. u. md :. r. com
@anN -. NcNea1 jefferson circuit
ceurj s1lbmilre45
49, =Watermau al " Hawk
u.g. nandamus ~ DeSha chane-Yt
court; submitted
-,or1==l .eLaurlr x, Murray et 81.
.'a.fl4rsm cireli- ceHrr pas,ed oae
lxfpl:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
VERY SALTY REPORT
&C BE MADE BY SPECIAL COM.
MITTEE TO INVESTIGATE
CONVICT FARM.
Committee Will Ask the Discharge o.
Warden Nichols and Other
Officers.
Committee Will Ask the Discharge o.
CHARGE lNHUMAN TREATMEN T

l.ittlo Rock. April 1l-t Special =
X report from The special committee
ajapoinfed hv the house of representa-
tiVes II investigate the conNiC1 farm
Of which Hon 5. T. Miller OF ]ettef
son county is chairman. will he sub
miljcd To the house this afternoon. L
i, understood thai the ren0}1 troa TN"
eaiorily of tha committee contain
some sensational charges against the
mtna2ement of the cGnvic1 farm in
Lincoln county The committee Viii
ask for the discharge & a number OF
officials including Warden Nichols.
/ understood that the committee
viii absolutely demand the removal
of bradford The whipping boss on ac
count of his inhnman treatment Of
convicts.
The repof, alse states that the con
Vicjs have received no medical a.
ten,ion in Two years save that given
by one of the convcts Who has been
= student Of medicine
Two reports. the maioriiv and tn
minority. will be sui 'tea, bur I'll
+, ports will differ only in few de
tails
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MADE FAREWELL TALK

I.asl nieH9 tame2A FRA IeI tin ~
lining eihef # the TIRE Department..
called fhe men together AZ headquar
tofs and nzade a farewell talk. IL
thanked The meu tor tfoif uniform
kindness 10 him and wished lhcn
every success in the future Mr. Fla
2ier thinks the local fire department
ole Of the best in=the world fof it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
lloXie. Ark. Ap1il il.-l Sprris.,

EloNie. Ark. Ap1il Ill Sprciis!.
>fred Bland tne thirteen -v"ar,old
sen Of Mr.. and Nj, Kirby 3lani.
een.mitted suicide h-re today The
hoy he'd been dr~pondeni fur SOM
[ me md though a. vas m.stf@ated
~ l:ome This i ~ only reaeoa a..
>izsund for HE rash act
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NEW CITY ADMINISTRATION.

Little Rock. April 1l.-(Sneci%l -
Mayor w. f., Lemon entered upon his
second term last night. and the new
council was sworn in. Messrs John
:. Od6ln. l.. \. Whitconlb ami .lohn \
Adams succeeded T, c. Crytr. Greg
sherry and h H. Rottaken as men,
hers Of the city council
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
Trust Deed.

Thomas 5. James and wife and Gao
land D. James to Martin Randolph
and Lewis Randolph; lot !, section 20
township 4, south, range 5, west s..
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INCARNATE FlEND
WHAT EWING IUTt Err
IS CHARGE AGAINST HIM
is TRUE
Alleged That He Whipped His wife
Until She Died From Ex-
haustion.

Bonneville. Ark. Apfll tl.-tSra=
{ alN-E.wing luther, = white man
living al Sugar Grove. d sno!l town
uear this place. was arrested aad
brought to this city last eh. on the
charge of whipping his wife until s,2e
died from exhaustion. The GOOD pso
plg ot this community ac1 very IN.
Gignant. but here is no fear o. :
l., nching
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
INSPECTION TONIGHT.

fIe Jefferson Feocbles- knoWn. -
eomPaas a G ,ha Nl6ans,ts stal
&uaed viii b' Inspected ieHi2hI bN
taetajH William t. Benz ct t6o The
trea1h f8!aRfff =reaal aFeF tud
faafaja W (. Lava of rH~ Nrtaalsa=
jaae saaldz Captain PinaeN VII
command and l5l4e Attendance. OF
hembels il cNRe,led TN n=f.e
ton VIII bs in fhe nanus7 al Ill nfs=dHa
.'"neIal# appearance Of Wen aHd equip
nlFff1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
For GUIDANCE OF POLICEMEN
ISSUED BY THE NEW
CHEZ
Drunkenness. Profanity. Valgarity
and Visiting Certain f4ouses
Prohibited


Chief et Police \. /. Stewart took
formal charge OF he police depart
men1 this morning, although he does
not appear i'll uniform. The patrol
nen have been assigned 10 their rec
0lar beats and affairs are mevine
nicely. Chief Stewart haS prepared
IT," following rules which will be RIG
IDLY enforcrd
1-BrUnkennoss ON or of duty. dis
miss5l.
-Patrelmau en- duty to wear full
uniform.
3-PaIfolmen off duty 10 Wear part
o. uniform.
l-G'us'n ne or vulgar language
strictly prohibited
5-Whiln on or off duty ne police
officer is tu he allowed in amy saloon.
bawdy house or club room except on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
EAST END NEW s.
+ *++++ + 1T r + + - + +

Baggage car 11S and express ca,
:. have been repaired at the Cotton
2ei shops and are ready for service.
j. A. Smith is in Little Rock in
at aduace eat the federal court as
Juror
II +. H. Humphrey has resigned
a> post on OF the Cotton Belt rip
f,acl, en.! accepted position as coach
~psnt,r ii the IRON Mountain shops
= = l. Rock,
VI Mt--ie Payne has accepted a
,-e = ta Il the Grand Leader" mill
I. s's department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
ROUTE TO REUNION.

\ general order has been issued by
Major General Thomas !. Churchill
and Adiutant General and Chief OF
Staff Dan W. ,|Gnes Of the Arllansas
t,iv;sion, tni1ed Confederate Nete-
rams desi@natinG the Rock Island from
Little Reck 10 Memahis. and the Hi
nois Central from Men phis 10 Louis.
Vile as the official route for the vete
rams of The division for the reunion
Il louisville June IL L, and 16 \
special train will leave Little Rock At
y. IN. .Iune IL for the accommoda.
tion Ct the veterans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11

Maud-Young Simkins IS VIA. |
would call a prize idiot.
Clara-Then the report mus De
true
Maud-What report?
Clara-That he has been making
lcya TO you, dear.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
YES. THEY KNOW.

Bertha-He had the insolenea te
imprint kiss Upon my lips.
Ethel-But then that kind of pr.nt
ing doesn't show, ycu llnow.-Bosfea I
Transcript
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11

The suburban policeman is usually
aauexei 20 a country club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
The END NOT YET
FIVE OF NEGROES VII SUE 80
PUGHs FOR $4,000 DAMAGES
EACH

Llncoir County. Also indicted OF
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SOME ODD SIGNS.

novp on South Main street there
po Chinese restaurant, tfs proprietor
o which has failed led t. sn learn n the of f fbe
f Eeaoncerian system and the small "p".
spe q result his blackboard bill outside
h the door has carried the following DIT
Of of information all week; "Niee Dia ine,
II to A. Suffer from 30 ? 10 o. s5oo "A uo Jew
ele, oiiarn Under certain circum-
.o u fifty cents is worth a dollar,
s sonetimes more. "Shoes shined and
SoIisbed inside" attracts attention to
hootblack stand and causes one to
a.onder who would have his shoes pol
, mT inside. A Main street cafe adj
,an Sandwiches" among other
lands while State street caterer an
nnunces he will sell too eggs 15
cents"
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The Castle In Spain.

The Castle In Spain.
In the midst of the cleaning,
While soft dripped the rain,
His thoughts fell to building
That castle in SPAIN
And bright shone the vision
With mystical glow
When sounded n whisper:
Wake! Enter and known
All, the court and the turrets
He looked on with joy
Were only the farmhouse
He loved when n boy;
And the Princess who dwelt there
For aye as his bride
Was she who n decade
Had leaned at his side!
And the wine that he ordered
His cup-server bring
Was a draft from the faithful
Old pasture-lot spring;
And the wealth of the Indus
That decked his abode
Was two darling faces
A trundle bed showed!
While the music that quivered
And thrilled through the keep
Was n mother-voice singing
These children to sleep.
Thus there In the cleaning,
AS soft dripped the rain,
He found he had entered
His castle in Spain.
Youths Companion
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A meeting of the stockholders of the
Torbanehill Mining Co. for the election
of directors and for the transaction OF
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting, will be held
at the office of the company, Deseret
National Bank building (ofiice of
Young & Moyle), on Tuesday, March
IA 1905. DAVID SMELLIE,
Secretary
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LA GRIPPE
HAS MANY IN
ITS DEADLY EMBRACE

If one does not do something. a
funeral results. Sometimes the doctor
gives temporary relief, but the germs
linger in the system and then the ply
stefan gets another chance to call. The
best way to get rid of the disease is to
treat it scientifically. Visit the Rus
sian Healing Institute, 319-321 Con-
stitution Block, and have free con-
sultation. They cure la grippe.
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SAYS THE BACHELOR GIRL.

every living organism corresponds
win Its environment. When it ceases
10 correspond it is dead one.
individuals may vary within the
type, but no two mechanics will vary
as much as a mechanic and a doctor.
Tor instance.
The fact that the vast majority of
men receive rewards proportioned to
their efforts and abilities, and that the
vast majority of women do not, is the
fundamental cause of the intellectual.
moral and temperamental differences
IN the sexes.
Inc most salient feature in the on.
yronment of every one of us is the
way we get our living.
Heredity, home influence. earlv
.Ialnlng-all put together have not So
much to do with making us as the
way We get our living.
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Advertise in Truth.
Broke Leg In Catching Fly.

There have been many cases where
ball players in throwing the sphere
about have fractured their arms at
the elbows or the shoulder, but the
records show only one instance where
a player ever broke both legs in at
tempting to catch fly ball. Umpire
King, one of the American leagues
judges of play, several years ago.
while taking part in game, ran after
a foul fly. He misjudged 1t and in
suddenly turning around to make the
catch he fractured both knee caps.
AS a result of this queer accident he
was confined to his bed for seven
months and never played ball again.
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Not Equal to His Task.

Capt Stevens, an Irish gentleman,
was wont to reward his car driver
with a glass of whisky and gave 1t
to him in an antique glass, which
did not contain as much as cabby
wished for. That's a very quare
glass, captain" said he. Eyes," re-
piled Capt. Stevens, that's blown
glass;" "Why, captain" says the
carman, "the man must have been
short in the breath that blew that"
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T r II T Fl.
THE DYsPEPTIc PHILOSOPHER.

- = ~ X.
Borrowed trouble perpetuates itself
Married women don't believe in
heroes.
Don't depend on luck to push Won
up hill.
Disappointed genius may be known
by its haircut.
Many fat pocketbook is filled with
unreceipted bills.
There's one thing I like about eggs.
They never get too fresh.
1t is no disgrace to be poor; Meth
er is 1t crime to be rich.
Success, when it comes, comes sud-
denly, like one-card draw.
Pride goeth before a fall, and after
that there isn't much left of it.
Never tell girl she's bird. She
might want you to fly with her.
The man who marries for money
deserves all that's coming to him.
Fools and children tell the truth,
but the tombstone is in class all by
itself.
Hero worship is the admiration we
feel for people until we get to know
them better.
1t is often a good plan to look be-
fore you leap, and then stay right
where you are.
The old maid always wonders why
married women can't manage their
husbands better.
Perhaps truth is stranger than flc-
ton because we are not so well &C
quainted with it.
A woman is seldom as pretty as
she thinks she is, nor as homely as
other women think her.
We are told that it takes two to
make a quarrel; also that man and
his wife are one. 1t is hard to recon
cile these statements.-New York
Times.
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Grapes as Diet.

Many well-known physicians insist
that to eat and repeat the perform
ance three or four times a day will
work wonders with thin, nervous
anaemic people who are prone to
worry and whose digestion is out of
order. All we know is that the grape
has wonderful gastric virtues and is
perhaps the most digestible fruit in
existence.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-25

The Tribune has filed an answer in
the suit of Superintendent Jones of
the infirmary for libel, and parades the
statement that its allegations were
true with great eclat. Nothing
strange about that. Had it not an
swered in that vein it would have had
to confess itself a liar. The Tribune
is consistent in this one respect if in
no other. 1t never admits that it lies
not even if the adverse party proves
the allegations.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-25

few days previous to the recent
election ]. ogden Armour, head of the
beef trust declared himself in favor
If tbe reelection of Roosevelt. In the
light of the recent activity displayed
by Teddy in bringing that unlawful or
ganization to taw it is fair to presume
that ]. Ogden Armour will soon chew
the bread of repentance.