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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-26
Continued nert week.l
Good Work Done by Women.

The city council of Birmingham,
England, has increased the number Of
women health inspectors from four to
20, because of the excellent results
achieved in the homes of the poor and
in the factories. In the same city the
policemen have been taught the prin-
ciples Of FIRST aid"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-26

BiliousH Feel heavy after dinrerY
Tongue coatedS Bitter tasteH Com
plexion sallow9 Liver needs waking up.
Doan's Regulets cure bilious attacks.
% cents at any drug store.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-26

Generally debilitated for years. Had
sick headaches, lacked ambition, was
worn out and all run down. Burdock
Blood Bitters made me a we'll woman
Mrs. Chas. Freitoy, Moosup, Conn.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-26

Farmers, mechanics ralroa 1ers, la
borers rely on DR.. Thomas Eclectric
Oil Takes the sting out of cuts, burns
or bruises at once. y Pain cannot stay
where it is used
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-26

t. j. Cavanaugh, Attorney.
Office, second floor First National
bank building, Paw Paw, Mich If.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-26

Don't think that piles can't be cured.
Thousands OF obstinate cases have been
cured by Doan's Ointment. so cents at
any drug store.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-26

Brain-workers are proved to be long.
lived Five hundred and thirty emf
basis, and their duration of life gives
an average of about 6S1a years.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-26
Bank Has Prospered.

The Peoples bank. of Milan, was
started in 1866 with a capital of $40.
1t now possesses a paid up capital
OF half a million!
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-26
Rebuke for Plaalarlsts.

It is a greater offense to steal dead
mems labors than their Clothes
Synesius.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
Hotel Mems Club.

Eureka Sprinss-The Hotel Mems club, which was recently organized at Eureka Springs. is doing a great deal of good for that city. It's latest worl. was to secure the next annual meeting of the Ar..ansaw Travellers \ few days ago the clao neld a meet ing and appointed W. E. MadsWorth, J D. DeBo's and F x. Cladin as a committee to devise plans anu raise funds for the e1te9tf3t1:elat Of the Travellers in June, 1907.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
oe1sitiss fo~ crocke3 s-eaoii11

oe1sitiss fo~ crocfe4 e+eadi11.
 roha Ward. th eae on t~ial in the
 ae~aj conrt at Fort Smith on T c3arze of neriu~y in connection with ro,nesteaa en+rv. threw m his hands before the case was co.~ nletod. withdrew his rlea of not guilty and 'rossc1 uo pan Smith, the third of inc t7to which played into each oth- a.'e hands. also pleaded guilty. and 7udra Triehcr sentenced Caswell 10 2 yoer and Ward and Smith to 15 months each in the penitentiary v'th s e7a q s10a each. V R. and ne, Har'orv and c T Mckinney, char-ei v-'ts nerinry in ho~estead ceso4. r'o9a~d e1liitv a~a we~o sen tc-7cos to six rorths in the federal iail here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
TIE REASON WHYf

That industrious republican, United States Senator Dryden of New Ter sey. who is also prosi 1ent Of the Ffl- dential Life Insurance company. is gary rich. and the followiag evamnle of now he accumu'ated his millions should act as 2 warning to insurers to examine the contract in a 0ol'ev before they sion it. Mrs. Kate wrieht of BIO Fast One TIrndred and Twertv-ffth s+raet. Now York. has been paving 25 cents a week for if
 teen years on a Prudential policy that called for the navment of s110 when her mother died. She has d. ready paid s195 and the insured stiH survives. The poor woman is tired
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
KILLED IN FIGHT
 OVER BALL GAME.

Lexington, Ky, Iune -. paring dispute over a baseball game at Grassy Lick, which resulted in fight, E. B. Puckett, p years old, was kill ed and John Karrick, 19, was fatally injured. Several others were also hurt. The fight occurred over a de- cision of the umpire. Bats, knives and pistols were used with mortal effect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
A MoMENTOus QUESTION.

In the June number of the North American Review, Mr. Wayne Mac, Neash diseases The Graduated Tax atioa of Incomes an1 Inheritances. Nr. Ncyeigh remarks that the presi- dents recent ntteraHca on this slb- iect has removed it from the realm of academic discussion aud brought it into the domain of practical politics and legislative enactment. He eT. presses surprise at the consternation excited by he presidents eompara. lively mild words, since the taxation ef inheritanees vas rart of the war revenue act which becaasc a law in June, 1898. Attempts were made to impuen the eonstitUtienality of that act. but they were unsuccessful. IL is s.usaless to pretend that it is wicf Cd attack upon private property to asls congress to adopt a- system of tax ton which has been accepted by the British house of lords. the most conservative Iasis'ative assorblaee II tlle world. The sHnf5 He court h4s decided that proper taxation is tax ation with reference to the abtlityo of the person upon whom the burden k psaced ta bear t9 sane; Whi'c Aj- aaH szGta aaa5sa@ez9 5he sub jec55 If every s7a5a au U con trilzee iaaa#d .1az Seerort of Is oy. ern2ent 6 aea4}t as possible il pro. portion ,o Il eseee aa=.t5s. aud Ia1a= Szaart a#e'sf@3 hat equality Of taxation meaas eaaalty of sacrifice Nr. MaeNeaen saTs.
 Tt is aa :ntesas=.ss e7is5.t]= =fsee that. =a}a President a5Qsz ge. unit. ed himself. at lea far tae rnsssnt. to the graduated tass.ttaa of hit ar lr south as ehass5'2s e the e ed7Que5. Vltaza zntaiSat af forwards was tal]in th no se e. cen eas taa5 5be 5isse has arrived for n inquirs into the practical lit at a era.1s7asea fsx anoa f@9ps-ezs Sue ly f 51e z aas a-eiyoi t2e 5's 'e7 islatars of 6.s54t Britain. osod 7' king. fords =eaar0oss, e ta5e thc subject iat8 caas;dcr2t.o~. | csa asf be too early fer CT owu geagy2ss 7 dc so. and il must be eNpcceea tt,s-s. it's V 5zt scss{41 bii}s MI at ;o4-r=s,,req ;4,,4,aef.,z- 54.54zz z. uDoa 9oth iaoomea 5g .nh 2ees rotwitstardfnE the a1o=5o3 . Ii vided court a@airst the r2Is-t .1a portioaal income tax. t is. indeed belteved by ..ssIis- .7e-s61s ti..z..8 .s1l the question i ! ain pres a1s3 E income tax vii pe arhe,d lf so, F time oneht to lc lest ia e5 5eaya7ias to impress unon the ppbNc mind tht necessity of prc2er #s..,s npof such taxatton.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

cs naying and went into court with an attempt to compel the issuing Of q. paid.up policy. She claims the company has turned deaf ear to her numerous petitions, but the company 5s special favor offered to issue a paid-up policy for $5o. although
 he policy diA not call for such a lib .ra} concession l. it ;nv wonder that rrvden is rich aad co1trols the Re ru5.iean partT macEiee of No" lef soy and elects himself to the Tinted States Senatco
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
Nesrino= Completion.

Fayetteville-The Wolf building, the largest business structure in Fay etteyil.e, is nearing completion. It is 6 by 125 feet. four stories and 6 basement. Conner and company have leased the first floor and the base ment. The Commercial eolleee will eccrry the second feor. and the 2ra- sonic lodge and offices will te or the third. Work on a two-story brick across the street from it will heein this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
Small Etlf SIIcce-s-ui.

Yocona-The Yocona pl51c schcol. fa st. Francis county, is sid to 5e the mos successful sc1col in Arl;.ta- sas. Miss 1Teda zzcHaneE, a Greene county youn l41y. i sha acl2ef. The school is attended by about 90 pupils, and is in sassoa nine months ;n the year, \ splendid entartai1as n vas given by the pupils last week at the closing Of the school for the sum- mer vacation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
Ran-k C.fe.cel- EiecEi.

Forrest city-Tre stockholders a1 the 6an'z of Eastern Arka7sas ae4! their annual meeting June ' aa Fa@- lest Ct and ra ae5a3 a.5 officers a4d directors except nat A. J. Vac earo as elected dtrsce7f ia n2ae= of cqnt. Y. WJane. The reya2az seni-aaa.aI divide [ Of. per ce.4, tsas declared. and the business 7'as rea6r3a5 satisfactory
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
New Sc7eol SoarA.

NasaYi2la-rF:sa Nashville school beard has decided U construct :. t"o- story brick. 29 lAet ssaaca. which vi make room for ei:h. roo-G. - feet and [ ieones h~ r fas { iac.ses. Ar csftaet ste7 z:t of TexatEaHa r~eaar- ea 5he 0laas for tas bn'diar T7a 1aemfers of the bosr} tTessrs. N9r. rts and slp;th. favo7 pattfez .i1ira story o1 tho baadine the ro@er fec ta ha 7 as a@ al5 9!i}f'a. e3afaq.,-. hz estt.eaa' cost -. F. s~s' a.s-. 5as :zayf are ca s:1eHss.1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
C~~ t=-z7e -

15ot Sp7. t.zaeHsivs improve a5s 'a t,sa Canfzs3z ea5a aaseet " ago to lta made as the res0't T the c'stody of tha rrou1ds havias haen transferred from tha Conf 7er5te VI efana te tae Raueaters Q. the Con fz5e-aee The ceaeto1s reluifos -ruca rerso7a] at'enti7n end s'sf- #staas a14ount Of this tla te e-a97 faal they are not ab3a t2 gt=e Hhn n4uelHers "! aaaloe Q se~ton a71 sa that 1T ea=earsei ~rez~s ,r&-d 1T ,ao naar future They ~'l
 10 uu5 9soa2 con;2~ a.eu~d tho
 q eraead as3 SC that tho la'Tf : saasa1 o-d loa- cat a21 | eood e aiJ5on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
N a.n -Ea,1i1 Htlitdi,,n.

Dewitt " Datton of Pine Bluff has siened 8 contract for erect ing building for the Bank Of De- Witt. It will be 25xG5 feet. two stories high. with preset 6n5c5. front. md will cost $500. The ra, terial will be shipped at once. ari wor. Will be commenced in To weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
BREAKS ARM TO REACH BUTTON

Beuevlle. H.. June 9.-DiA sou eyer feel iik, sc.atchins t place on yonr back that VOL couldn't reach? Well. then. YOU know how Annie Weisenhorn fet when she was dress ing and found there was one hutton she couldn't touch.
 Did Annie call for her ma? Or her sister? Or the young man that was waiting for her in the parlor uJW stairs? No Annie gave her ": another twist. bent her arm until i, looked like a pretzel and showed u2 until her elbow was even with ,iIf eighth rib Just then she touchsa the button-hut crack Annie keelad over on the floor. giving one scream as she fell
 Yes. poor Annie hal b@ol,en her ara,. Notclr who ever has seen woman trE to b-.to1 al! those t62 ln'ttoas between tha waist line a9d tho niaca sore mar carries Q button fer ti,a so'a r1rpo@o Of atraeh:2g a coas2. can 500 anything remark '2i.e 1T lel story.
 r nan tgis1 to tfe his nee=tio ea the hac, of his neck or rut oa lis 7sst as56r lla ha2 b.ttonad his ra;n coat. it is jcst as H'.a'r as not tset t2a women fe125s woelI saE that he vas c~azr.
 7'arho te is or la wouldn't pay r. oro cf taosa wais-s taat caused Ali ria to break har arm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
FOR

2 N r. 7oasrt7 sna Son. Abs4rao*. CTS and Real Eetata Ageets, 5-soora eotea4e between Seventh sa Il. s55h. oa cza5r strser. jus aoalPlstad. e.eeaic izAts and screen. 73; sl5.
 I.sr~ 2.raaa7 store building. e22 rast Second street, fine locatioa sl5.
 2-roo.a, .~o-zeesv 3weltie~, l27@ zzes ssx.a street. on car 5.ae anJ aFei street. s:t.a. s:t. 21-sr. Vtsh e v.ta- si.s f55a4. %24
 5-roon1 eots5a4. zz77 Es- six.a street IT esr l:aa aa5 1s1e street y iI z5-s==~s= e. =ssz,.. sz-=-zs -rs zss-aq e w.t154.1- asz
 I4e a.#'r 7#
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Cosaemned by Ministerial Associa-
 ton of Fire Bluff.

~ meeting Ho4dag morning of el1e a=ia.a5ers sseetsti0a, the follow iHs resl zisas We.z teeseEted and adopted. eo.0tl:
 eso.7 Tzat = e#zla2sa the so-ea3'aa saar= | concerts a Forest a5=E a san Ia. as 1 =11oss1:ztng ia t 5lfseee. a..zl t2.a ztiE insi that ala Christian Heoale do not ag Isasz. 5a5 use = possible influence
 a ass Toun@ people away.
 F X9n F. zio9@ .se= l.H5aez r n f:ae ..ias, Natsa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

Rrea.s T-itJIe li@ef-7a3t Pizs eat T t'lo -oot Of the trouble and root ir sut. To not erine constipa+e. but ring b1a freely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
pEacGaATaG NOMINEES.

County Ticket. County ju4ee--.'a-es Gould. slarisf-sg&saa Pht,Pot. Coun.y Clet4--Jesse R. Core. Circsit c.5. s.-Edgar Brewster. Co84es treasvFer--John H. Shelby. Ass =ssar-L. T. Sallee. C0raaor-R. D. IoGanghy. eyor-5ea F. White. Repras antat.v1 1s-S. J. Hunt. W. B. 9siinaey. A'cx Powell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

&aehin etGa. adae -e.-G9 qael Ru
 sial Lester, de!ez5 ia con a.ess from the Fist Gee ia district 5.ad eel4 <estsr3ay eye i1g from the effects of a tEi.tr-f4e' 1T through a s'.n'isht in the Cairo apa then, house.
 iaT morning.
 coHsfes.5..5.l Laster regaiaei con sc;oa ness. and for a short taae lis f.iends entertained some 5ae thqt he might Yecovee l. was e1ena fhat his r!eh6 la- lad been arol.aa in several place the ankle smashed and the bone a4.zen thousA
 '5ottoe of his heel HIS right cpllar bone was broken as was alse o4o 9f his ms and "a | sides o Ste taac wa1a horribly caA aad bfus fd 5To suffered great paia until hs 44 fnte unconseioasue :, shof Aeiore he afed
 NJ Lester T5s the s7aior member of 5as Georgia daleeatton in the houso. lie ~as serving his ninth term 15e was or of he nina men ia the aroF90t houso who served i0 the con fad rata army. His remains VII os aepoYed to his late homo in savan' nab int no further arnan ~emen'S have been made fol the funeral
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KILLED
We're Trying to -31e4 Entrance .::11s.- e-ssa:ase- - ofnan i-s Loved.

<s..sv5..a. k. Ju4e 1a.-g1rse men, V. Btu4e-. a4la 2G; ". II Iicfs@. e $. and n unkn97so a1 abant Q sesrs of age, were shot and h.ll56 yeeter6ar eEontng by 5'5sranea : 1seosz 2 young man of
 ycars. m Ii Of a 70
 h . rgsoa vas infat-
 ea
 4ec-rd ns fo stav2oon's stofy tsa tilae aea appeared yzztan S af.ea- aeaa at the home Of Daisy Jackson 4S1 Eleventh street st2rsaon, wiea v5s within. daoioa them a1wittanoe. f3e claims they were beisterous md led 7o force their vay il. Threats II Tae3. sooar5iag to Stargecas s+erv. and tT9 at9ampt~d to draw reyofye~5. V1oa zIa openad the door ard confronted them. He immediate V heca1 fring, every ere Of the bul- e,s tahine effect,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

R-ooFs CHI Tonic he-t hy est
 EYe.3 d5se of Brooks Blaeao4rry Cordial is vc.-a dorags i4 a4x. calic and diarrhoea.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

nesas4.e za cit for eon-s p4r 5czan. Te1an'2es.. u TEill fd~l 5s. Glc pfo1a C35. cgt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
rf8coveP rIo T7 4tlL 1o7=
-s.5.s Po.: @-z. ta tc irt1e722. *Ioa f,='4 T eert.

-.s5s Po: Gs F e5se iat9e722.
 .ioa aerai.
 ane fafa Peae last #4ec-.1ci 5fe9n >ioa fr21a the sa'es q. ;1e P5r.s aae5aa tat | plot against tha lie ef the rope has# been 8.seasoGea ia the French oaaita1. and -,}as threo persons. i've men and 2 H ;. as ny ia Rome fer ta.tt a2rpose. According 10 the inforna-
 rscHed the trio are to make t.. 2.sen,.t either ta5ay at St. Peters ee raeH from todas just as sAe a5-a. ta-.ft7 saal degclan
 Isseeaiate.y upoa the raeeipe af
 :, .lntoru atc1 tho nc'ee Toiica ro- i,.sv and f4 s,ataains hotels a03 oavaias hoses i1 the ctg fag the Frencbmon and woman, of whon 1aey haze eao5 tascintion. Thev have also notified the Vatican Of this aa6 ever 7geo3Gtt9a i5 to be taken ta p1os ent aay persons not author izai eettia- rCar the pontift All per s7rs caaeern7.1 have heen instructed to keep tbe matter quiet in 'he hope that the parties te the pot can he l{p-l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

7-ccIs' Favorite Femael prescrip. =:o- o"ros women. Satisfaction guar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
C-ATt RESULTS FROM
 EFFECTS OF FALL.

oof E~Tls : Lester. ce'gee-s $ man
 Frora Fo,rti1 ceor9is ' -tfi2t Dies
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

Tha cd adaee that a stitch in time saves nine is veriIy t-ia with Brooks Chill Tonic--,soth taste1ass and guar anteed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
Gasoa &zaN 4'za- as aE@1 =1'!ow ra'e.faced cai'64 Sx doses os Brooks Worm Killer VIII a1ow y20

Ygu ean ,G.ses 'iatala a'e- taat s.=sss .e-19a 175a esjaH.n of s3& ea2 .1'af,t 5sae t Fsr.9Es' Rla24f'+a
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SEWER DieTf,l1 ao.
 SPECIAL a1GzssMENr

h. 5..X books fos s..u etfoa o th. sE@c-..l assess.4 J.a real ercasfty in se@eT | 5. , il the e:zs of Pine B.Stz. have 5eaa ? aced ia my fa4zs. A o;ae,s o1 raal prop ftE lsi4s ia tas d.stria =a1e required to pay zla,. szssalent, C ma within thir5E da&s ion this da1e Il saeh paEa 2t is not made actien viii Da eaNaaae9a at the end oi mat lime fol the c7l ction d -eei. assesa1selt a4d fa s5l penal ts aad costs.
 G.Tea under my hand ta.s 9th day q JQne. I99G.
 J. r. ALEXANDER
 Cir. Treasurer and Collector. Gfica. corner Fourth avenue and Pine street
 CzaTP RESULTS FROM
 EFFECTS OF FALL oot e~54s :. Lester. cssars nan Fro-a Fourth ceorgis 0latfi2t Dies
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
EpiTORiALETTES. l
 By J. w. A. ! t I. + i <. ..' z + + + ' 'f ;

Few men req ize how unpopular they are ultil they begin to achieve success.
 There are misltE few people who can m.,ke sool in every emergency. Even ''dotn= things has it's limita tons.
 There is a great difference between some people and q sponge il that the latter will always take water.
 Ii old man Dioeoass should return to this earth at th.s ti@o it is high ly probable that he would neel the services of several biz aec lights to aid him in his search.
 While these Cltcaeo packing house inyestieations are going on We hope fl will be discovered just what strong genuine Chicago sausage is really made of.
 When Colonel Bryan, upon his ar rival in Berlin. vas informed that Mis- souri and Arl5aAsas had nominated h,m for the presidency he expressed great surprise. No doutt: for it was q hasty and surprising proceeding.
 It's too early to talk politics for 1a0S. Many changes can take place in two years.
 \ man is tuaeea b1 his works. aaA not his words.
 Senator Til1u.aa hes dise4r'sl his pitchfork for aa= iso.. e3se aota;no- lie Clear tie teac'a
 ons of taa greatest secrets Of soe- cess ;s tha ability 10 attend t2 9onr own business.
 \ girl Nabr has boag 1orn al Pits h1Ira with two to2gne H.h.ela shows the modern tendency cf nature.
 \ Chtcaeo aaa @iso aad been both deaf and dumb for tive Y years sfl [ denly recorere1 1,is sn 7eh Jha eth or dsr Whii# 1eaai0y r1f0sa Ch'aaeo hacking heesas reas4 s. T. must be qdrittea that thase exeosueas ware ca1cu1aie3 10 nah4 man say things.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

7'a-=ho te is or ha vo9l1o't pay r. o-o cf taosa wais-s that caused Ali rin to braak h2r arm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

! girl 1labH has hahH Horn at Pitts tlra with two to2gus g.h. ch shows the modern tend 84ncv Gf 1atlIre.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
j.. AANDER,

tIt. ] F"aSGfNf aHI N0l.ect0F Gfiice. corner Fourth avenue and 1iDe street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

iaiI here
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-29
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.
IFrom the Phiiadelphia Record

[From the Philadelphia Record-l
It is quite possible to make hit
with a Miss.
You cannot gain happiness by the pro-
cess of elimination
A man does his hardest work trying
to get a soft snap.
The retired artists model. as well as
the reformer, is an ex-poser.
At Christmas time most of US expect
to get more than we expect.
Any dentist will tell you that the best
thing out is an aching tooth
Nell-"Cute girls have many lovers.
but few husbands" Belle-"Isnt one
husband enough?"
The expense of maintaining an auto
mobile depends a good bit upon the
judge you are fined by
Hoax-''The captain Of your yacht
is quite handy, isn't he?" Joax-'Yes,
he's a regular handy cap"
The fellow who put his best foot for
ward doesn't stand so much chance of
having his leg pulled.
We should all do unto others as we
would have others do unto US, but we
generally wait for them to do it first.
This is quite a come-down for me-,
remarked the snow flake. Yes, your
name is mud chuckled the city
street.
MY boy" said the elderly person.
you may be president of the United
states some day" Not me-" replied
the boy My Maw's too skeery.'' TOO
scary?'' Yes. sir said the boy. she
won't even let me go off an shoot
hears -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-29

what the men at our our works Wa
think And Miss Annabel says,
Cartwright Brown waved MS manu- q
II to dismiss the entire subject -.
'Oh, If AnnabeI says you are right,
neither heaven nor earth could move
you. I declare that girl has this IAN
ily hypnotized."
Nothing of the sort-and you know
it, replied his son hotly. she has slin y
ply taught US how to make the pest u
our money"
And cured your mother OF nervous
probation Gracious-when think %
those old days. Oh; try It. II you nAe'
Letter from Miss Molly Sewen to An
mabel Maitland:
80 We were inexpressibly shock
ed. OF course / had watched for your
or for some work you would SEND me
and when none came I sent Dan mar
tin to Denver to find out what you were
doing. You, a Sewell and a MAITLAND,
hiring out as a mere servant. You mus
come home at once. The Westfield oanA
will pay so cents on the dollar ana we
can get along somehow, and II you
show some signs of settling down
think Dan will marry you after ALL He
isn't like some men, holding grudge.
Letter from Annabel to her Aunt IDOL
lys
80 The wedding took place yes
terday afternoon. / wanted to have you
come, but we were compelled to hasten
matters. There Is trouble at the Black
otdrAo SA1AG4AStS anu 4NOAA4ldA
be on the ground at once. He is
prince among men. dear aunt. and you
will learn to love him. when we cOme
to see you, fOrgiving the fact that this
prince found hts Cinderella, not behind
the kitchen stove. but in his mothers
boudoir. 1 am not ashamed of my work
in the past year. for 1t brought me
the greatest happiness that can come
to a woman. We were married with the
full consent Of his parents. and-I can
not write more, my cup of happinsss
ND 1nE Nraf
''ANNABELA"
Copyright. 1906. by May McKeon.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-29
MIR. CURTIS STRENGTH.

1t seems to be admitted in all quar-
tiers that Congressman Curtis is in the
lead in number Of votes In the sena-
torial contest. That is not surprising,
as the fight is now largely Curtis and
lators divided among half a dozen
candidates. Mr.. Curtis has not only
his own strong personal following
but the support of the railroads, and a
we'll organized group of experienced
politicians behind him as we'll
Mr.. Curtis great personal strength
is in the state senate. He is count
ing. of course, upon Senator FTtz-
patrick as soon as Fitzpatrick can
break away from Congressman Camp
bell. and eventually Fred Dumont
Smith, two Of the strongest Republi-
can leaders in the senate. He is
counting on Senator Miller of Usage
county, in spite of Senator Miner's
square deal" declaration. Griffin
and Belts in the First district. Hamme
in the Fourth. Brewer and Caldwell
il he Is elected=in the Fifth, Buschow
in the Sixth. Chapman in the Seventh,
and probably others. give Mr. Curtis
a strong hold on the senate.
But among the people there is a
vigorous protest against the election of
Curtis. The people. however, do not
elect the United States senator.
There Will be a tremendous amount
Of jockeying among the candidates
during the next two weeks. Those
who are behind Curtis know how to