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The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

Presbyterian
Sunday school 9:45 . m.
Junior p. m
Y. P. 8. O. e. $3.50 p. m.
Wednesday evening PRAYER meeting
1880.
DR.. Bells subjects:
Morniug-"TheJ Joy Of Solitude. I"
Evening-''The Rest Cure"
The Lords supper will be dispensed
In the evening.
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ON HOT WEST

Effective Sunday morning s' time card went into effect on lus' Bluff and Western railroad anu will hereafter arrive and depa'' Her at Pine Bluff.
 Mixed train No. 1 on the flns' and Western, which has lsl'1 left Pine Bluff at 1:50 D. m' leave here at 12:10 D, m, afl"' Benton at 3:15 instead of S'@ , mixed train No. ? of the r. D. '1 will leave Benton for Pine DIV 1:4O a. m. instead of 9:lo a. ni' ing at Pine Bluff at 10:zo d. stead of 1:30 p. m. as loln0"',
 On the l.. R., H. s. and "'' the first-class passenger, Vn'1 left Benton for Hot Springs s :. D. m., will hereafter leaSs minutes later, and passens'', :. No. 1, which formerly left bsn' U, Hot Springs at s::3o a. Ill., V. " 45 minutes later; No. T, ~u'.4 .'. erly left at 7:45 a. m', VIII ~. ~. 7:35 a. m., and No. 6, which ~. ~. left at 6 p. m., will nereal, ,'., at 5:45 D. m., 15 minutes e'''
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SUPERSTITION AND GEMS.
Some Points .sfss,s* tEe Fopaz. tie
 fsuby nnd the Opai.

@NsS--'-'
 f.uby nnd the Opal.
 A Maiden lane ieWelef speaking of the trade in jewels said the other Gay that superstition wi5h reference to them had a setsious etIeet upon the tras5e Some De 3pie will net huS or wear topaz unless 1hey were bern in November. and othea; cannot be induced to baX rubies unless they were born in July. IL doesn't concern many people about rubies, because their price is too high for most peisolls to wear them. There are not two hundred gooei rubias of any size worth erc1iz.n@ of in New York, but tie topaz is abundant and is not dear.
 Then there is the supcrsttjous obiee ton 10 opalS, which are re@arled as unluoky aH the year around and have no s5tV.}zg natal month t1 lift thoir op. probrium. They do not need the su= pelstition to make them objectionable. however, because Wailc tleg are very beautiful they are also very fragile aud should be very cheap. Out in Austra- la you can SC cut with pick and zig a wheelbarroW load in an hour The cutting and polishing give them some value, but it is something like that be- slowed upon cut glass. still they rank as jewels. and when they are sold it is for a price. If however, you want to find their value offer one to your jew eler either for a cash sum or in eX change You will then learn what they are infrinsically Worth-or something near it.-New York Press.
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A woman dropped watch from the gallery of the house of representa-. tives. It fell at the feet of member, who. instead of picking it up and put ting it in his pocket, called an at tendant and sent it back to the owner. Why should his colleagues regard him as a very gallant man New York Evening Sun.
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When he says her culinary ' l.. Is tinged with a sad miS''.. [. The "sauce" she gives nin'
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An engaged girl should 'ces% a,,s her lover only such gifts d' .,u returned to him unin)ureo |.
 engagement be broken ".a fsrm to offer or accept ws@ <
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p. B. A. R. Trains.

Many persons prefer not to an- nounce their engagement until there 8 prospect of the marriage taking place within a year.
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St. togfs, sta=. s9c s22. lgiI ! Interested Tqeslsl tober 3, 1ao5. con tl.5ing unt ther notice a# sleeping al be placed in sel4 ee on trains anl l and ? between st. Loufs alil Bluff twice a month as follows: soutHhaund iaBe sts. Lo14 train No. 1 at s..55 .. nj. on f,a third Tuesdays ch iaonth-l seekers excursion dates, Noet bound a9ve Pine Bll rain Eo ? at ls:22 ln. first anit Thursdays of esah month. Berth rate between St. Louis Madden &1, Cam sl. Parag9lj J0nesbaro &f. BzfHslcy 21.25, q don .295 S5t1saaft 2159, Pine $50.
 Ta requesting b fth resemati'h' aenaers should specify whether st or standard is desired,
 F. N. LaBEAUl
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living human creatures was there about me sat up sharply, thinking that Hood had played the trick upon me as l had
 thought of playing it on the Greeks. So up got. wondering where the deuce they all were, and I issued out of the mouth of the cave. AS 1 came forth my eyes fell on . group ef them stand sc Aa..<har h ckasN o0NewANoa t1sRs
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 Lock here. Hood, said I, releasing him, I've known your bad qualities for ten years aud I've seen You dc 1 things that beat most things I've seen. hut.l haven't c3me to this, nor you won't while I'm by
 Very well, said he like a lamb. I'll fill it in And he never said an= other word.
 T went back to the cave, but this time l was not going to sleep, for would hot trust that black devil any more than Beeizehub \ little after took :, sleepy lit on me, but l fought i against it tooth and nail, l sat up, With my back to the rock, and looked out of that window, as you might call it, at the growing light Of Hood 1 l got no sign, and there sat and yaWn- cd and swore and pinched myself to i keep my eyes open until one by one the ] Greeks stirred about me, kicked their ] legs and opened their eyes. Then l knew that my vigil was over, and when Stamboulos got up, shook himself and went outside to look at the morning 1 reckon fell asleep.
 Il slept very heavily for an hour or 1 two, for when I awol<e the sun stood i high in the heavens. But not a sign of
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COTTON BELT TIME CARD.
 Trains North.

tiGf#S iN0IIFt. Nc. 2.-Lcaye Pine Bluff 1:25 D. II arrive St. Louis G:35 a. m; arrive Memphis 7:30 D. n. No 4.-Leaye Pine Bluff 12:55 a. m. arrive Memphis ' a. m arrive St Louis G:01 D. h.; arrive Cairo 1:25 D. n.
 Little Rock Train. No. 32.-Leave Pine Bluff $50 p. h.. arrive Little Rock 6:20 D. III. No 31.-Leave Little Rock SOS a n9., arrive Pine Bluff 1O:35 a. m.
 Trains South. No. 1..-Leave Memphis $40 am., leave St. Louis at 9:55 D. m ;: arrive Pine Bluff 2:45 D. m.; arrive Texarkana S:35 p. m. No. 3.-Leave St. Louis 9:2O D. m.; leave Memphis 8:2O p. m. arrive Pine Bluff 1:55 a. m.; arrive Texar. lana 7:30 a. IT..
 p. B. A. R. Trains. leave Pine Bluff 2:40 D. m. Arrive Pine Bluff 10:10 a. m.
 Sunday. Leave Pine Bluff p. IT. Arrive Pine Bluff a. m.
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W. WILLIS.
Attorney at La aasa.

Office over Cotton Belt Bank. Will practice in all courts, both state and federal.
 Careful attention given to coInner-
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why We Have Ergs Within Eggs.

Instances of eggs within eggs are re- ported annually in the live stock peri odicals, both with poultry and pigeons Such cases are examples of retarded laying The oyiary channel is, through 1 some unusual exciting state, deficient i in lubricating fluid. The one egg. tenn porarily stopped, is incased in the sec ond, which is thus formed around it. This accounts for the abnormal size of the completed egg, which is eventu- ally evicted, at times with much pain and difficulty, and occasions death not infrequentiy through egg binding. as it is termed. The condition may be brought about by too much cat forming clement in the tUwk' dfet1ry-rndian corn, for example, as sole toodr-or l in measure may be nakttntfounl and confined to an individual specimen or even to q strain of birds The inner egg is often yokeless. though not in- vsriably so.
 | Using Cosmetics.
 The harm does not come in using a cosmetic, but in having 1t show. So declares a beauty specialist. She says a woman should apply rouge If neces- sary and that the only crime Hes in de tection. The woman who goes about the street looking like q poster picture is neither a pleasing nor forgivable sight. but, on the other hand, neither Is the woman who goes about her house with draggly gown and a acraggy neck ahd deep wrinkles In her forehead and her fAce when she might look young and attractive. It ts not the hg th4AP tbat "Duht, but the nttle ooes. nah uinueee' wort each day wfn keep any Ace frae Erom wz4n4les and any eoenpext6n in ~pfeseokable enssA taco.
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NEW TIME CARD

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m. put uIrl.e va,
tjcI0Te

Hood. ] went up to Stambouos, the very m.m Ind with me in tue Ioui.,a ti1uHs. ati lo ny auazement he turn
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c al practice.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
U abuni.

A, prosze babuni, czy
mamus,a byia 1adna?
- Kadna, mole dziecko; po-
dobna6 DO niej, jak dwie kro-
pie woody. O, widzisz ma tYm
obrazku, to twoja mamusia.
% G., t. mamusia9> ia my
6la}am zawsze, ze to Jaka|
swieta...
% A DO twoja mamusia jest
swieta...
- Jest? A ola czego?
IA DO" DUO cierpia}a i
dobra by'a IT,.
- A to mamusia jest teraz
W niebie?
TAX, anio}ku i patrzy
ma ciebie z cory i kocha Gle
i blogos}awi, a gdy 6pisz,
czuwa mad toba...
- To tax jak Ani6} Str63?
A taxi
A d)aczego mamueia II
maria? d.
- Bo by}a chora, bardzo
chora. ..
- Leza}a " }6zku, bab-
ciu, czy tax? I dokt6r przy-
| chodzil?
- TAX.
I mamu1sia umarla?:..
lie leczyl mamusie... Jak
2rzyjdzie, to mu powiem...
A, ME MONA, dziecko,
to ME dokt6r winien. TAX
sic Bozi podobalo i zabral
mamusie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

nice odmawiac. Ma ten raz
zacza} Ojciec przyspieszac
modlitwy, ably niezostswic
kobiecie czasu do namys1u.
Odmawiajac tax %tajemnice
pc tajemnicy, przeszli juz
dwie trzecie drogi. Nareszeie
sko6czyl sic r6zaniec. Pred
KLEIN ~odmawianiem Zdrowa-
sick jak j szybkiem chodem
zmordowaalna kobieta ledwo
mogla oddychae, ale pc kr6t-
kiej pauzie zacze}a swoje skar
81 ma nowo, ale jak to m6wia
z innej baczki.
- Najprzzew ielebniejszy "
cze, ten biedny MAJ moje]
sasiadki, to rzsczywiscie bar
dzo nieszcze6liwy cz}owiek;a
zaczela ola togo W t5n spo~
sob, ably OLGA zbic 2 toru, a
przez to sw6j eel &osiegnat,
DO jezyk jej, chociaz po 3D.
m6wieniu trzydziestu Ojcze
nasz i trzysta Zdrowas Ma
rya, ME da} jej spokoju. Ale
.Ojciec zmiarkowa} zamiary
plotkarki i odezwa} sic: a
vice to nieszcze6liwy ton bic
dny maj. 49, O tax! pochwy-
ella predko kobieta, bardzo
nieszczesliwy N~ajprzewieleb-
Messy Ojcze, DO tez. to ko-
bieta:...A wiec zm6wimy ma
jego intencya r6zaniec. W l.
mie OLGA i Syna i Ducha 6w.
Ma intencya nieszczesliwego
meza owej zony. Pierwsza
tajemnica E. d. zacza}
odmawia6 trzeci r6zaniec.
Prey ostatnim Amen sta
nell ma miejscu pred pro-
bostwem tn .jeszcze ME po-
skapi} Ojeiec kllku slow na-
uki ola kobiety, kt6ra ME
umia}a jezyka ~rohamowac, a
ko6czac doda}: Gdy bedzieeie
wracali do domu, wstapcie:
pc mnie ma probostwo, a z
checia Z tax pobozna ME
wiasta te droge z powrotem
odprawie. 0 Najprzewis.
lebniejszy Ojcze, odpar}a ko-
beta, Bog zap1a6, juz ia do
domu sama zajde.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
S}aWni gWalcicfele strej-
k6W.

Na;s}awniejsi %gwa}ciciele strejku
W Araju So ORA King'a New Life
pigufki. Je2eli watroba i w,netrs
no6ci sig z~buntuja, one predke
za}agodza k}opot i oczyszcsajaca
robota sie rospoozyna. Najlepsse
lekarstwo ma zapehanie, bdl gfewy
i odurzenie. ESQ v apiece NJ. j..
KovaleWsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

A to jak Boaia bedzie
chciala, babunie j mnie "a
bie12e. i wszystkich i Mkt
ME. zostanie na vsi?
- ME! Widzisz Bozia "a
biera tyoh tylko, kt6rzy mic
NIGGA chodzic.
- Aha!
+. .
- A prosze babel, gdzie
moi tatu6? > r.. 4
Daleko, bardzo daleko...
"A jak tatu6 wyglada?
.Czy take TAXI piekny jak
mamusia? Czy mnie kocha?
A ciebie kocha? A czy ma
music kochal? A c2y vie, ze
:mamusia ME lyle? babusiu,
babuneczko. A czy ia MOLE
90 tatusia zobacze kiedy?
- Me, mole dziecko...
- Me? Czy nigdy, zupsl-.
ME nigdy, wcale?
- Wcale! u
- A ola czego?
% Ola togo, ze tatu6 jest
bardzo daleko i ME moe
przyjechac.
A to my do niego pole
dziemy...
% Take ME, DO to jeszcze,
bo to widzisz.. .jeszcze dalej...
. Aha! to jeszcze dalej'.To
ia zawsze u babuni zostane?
: . Zawsze, anio}eczku.
"A prosze babel, a co
mamusia babel by}a?
. Moja? moja? hm... Cor
ka, dZiecko...
A to tax, ME prawda?
ia mamusi i dls togo
babcia jest moja babcia... To
zupelnie tax, jsk JAS ma swo.
ia mamusie i swojego tatke j
i babeie, ale dwie, DO jedna
to jest babcia many jego, a
druSa tatusia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

stwo ma plotkarki.
(Zdarzenie prawdziwe).
Pred kilkunastu :aty szedl
sobie zakonnik reguly 6w.
Benedykta do dwie mill Cd.
leglej wioski, ably tam choe
rego ksiedza proboszcza Cd.
wjedzjc. Ledwie wyszed} pc
"a injury klasztornne j zaczal
odmawiac pc drodze mod.
'lit~y, ably i to droge po6wie.:
c'c ku chwale Bozej, p r1zy~
}aczy}a sic do niego kobieta
iona gospodarza tel wsi, PREY
kt6rej klasztor jego stall, z
prosba, czyby ME mogla je-
mu W tel drodze towarzyszyc
tenn bardziej, re W to sama
strone idzie, a potem ma tax
SERGE strapione r6znemi przy-
kro6ciami, kt6re znosi6 musi
re prosi O rade. Owszem, od-
powiada zakonnik, mozemy
p6jsc razem, a, jezeli bedzie
W mel mocy, to prey pomo-
cy Bozej znajdziemy i. rade
ma vase strapienie, moja ko
bietko. A vice zacznijcie mi
W Imie Boze opo viadac.
Nadmienic jednakze mu-
see, re ia kobieta znana by
la zakonnikowi jake niepo-
prawna i niezno6na plotkar-
ka, kt6ra nikomu ME pre-
pusci1a to tez ME bardzo by}
rad z jej towarzystwa, ale ja"
ko cz1owiek s}uzbie .Bozej
poswiecony, postanowi} ko-
rzystac z okazyi i dat jej le-
karstwo przeciw tel wadzie-
Ucieszona kobieta, ze tax
latwo bedzie mog}a to pred
zakonnikiem pu6oi6 wodze
swemu jezykowi iatak serde.
cznie wygadac, boo przecie
zakonnik spragniony byc'mu
81 nowinek, zacze}a: Najprze-
wielebniejszy Ojcze, ME uwie
rzysz jaka ia moja sasiadka,
Ojciec a. Una, z}a skobieta.....
TAX? przerwa} jej Ojeiec -
to Ella kobieta? 49, a to zaraz
zm6wimy ma jej intencya re-
Janice. W imie OLGA i Syna i
Ducha 6w. Ma intenoya z}ej
sasiadki ofiarujemy ten r6-
zaniec. Pierwsza t~ajemnica
rodo6na, Zwiastowanie Maj.
6wietszej Fanny, / zacza} mo-
vic g}c6no Ojcze nasz, poten
Zdrowa6 Marya it'd, a kobie-
ia derdajac obok OLGA odpo-
wiada}a, raz pc rae wzdycha-
JAG, a tax przyspiesza}a 3D.
acknowledgements ably po-
sko6czeniu mice jeszcze czas
wygadac sic. Wreszcie sko6-
czy}a sic pietnasta %tajemnica,
Ledwie kobieta odetchfa za~
cze}a swoje skargi ma nowo:
Observation-Disclosures Ojcze, z
ia moja sasiadka juz mi jest
niepodo bie6stwo wytrzymac.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-26

which passed I'm review all the artists.
handsome women. elegant horses and
all The performers. animal and hn-
man. This speedily passed into the
opening spectacle King Solomon
and the Queen OF Sheba.' charming
in every particular The ballet dance
participated In by 100 beautiful and
shapely maldens. Is followed by the
circus proper Horse back riders
.contortionists. wire walkers, trapeze
performers jugglers. clowns. menage
riders. trapeze acrobats. performers
webs. and nying rings and Roman
ladders There are 100 minor spec
.tacles. 100 hrst-class, "Leveuo." the
wire walker was vociferously ap-
plaudcd lIc is q Tazewell hoy. His
father was Dr Hunord. 4 BIuefield
boy. Alex Brockmeyer with his
brother known as the Brock Bros.
They dressed ass Cinnamon and do an
.acrobauc turn that stands as premi-
.er to alb others. Their are four biz
acts rcats that grip the heart and
make the breath come In gasps. over
500 performers render the program.
There Is "a Wild west section that en-
silly discouts Buffalo BuIs or Pawnee
Bits Wild Vests. II is In the lead OF
all Other circuses. OutcIasses au.y
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nLUEFIEID DER SUNDAY MoRNINa AUausr 2e ZOOS

SMILES OF the battleships Olynpit".
Monitor" and benton i've auIs
OF music and host Of glitterirg MI
nor paraphernalia. Summed up it IS
an eve feast OF grandeur. noveliy md
worth. two miles long
THE MENAGERIE.
After viewing the Robinson Men.
lGerie spectators are conducted 90
The circus In the mcnageria "A Il
collection OF rare. exclusive Lirds.
reptiles and animals to be seen no
who're else on earth outside o. ,hoir
respective native forests streams and
iungles. An instructive feature OF ne
mcnagerie is Rev. w. II. Sneak. an
NJ. r. Minister. who travels with The
show preaching TO the show people
on sundays, and ON week days lee
turing ON the wild animals. etc. An
amusing feature is "a school Of train
ed Peek-a-Boo bugs that do all sorts
of funny stunts 10 see them one
must ask for the Peck-aBoo lady.
THE PERFORMANCES.
Cheer upon cheer rang out as the
performance proceeded Three rings.
AN elevated stage, hippodrome
track and midair arena were I'm act
i've operation for two hours and "a
half The Grand Entry came first,
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COURSE DINNERS
DRIVE INDIAN
TO DIVORCE.

Bisbe. Ariz.. Aug. 25.-Never-The
Less. noted Apache Indian chief.
has divorced himself from his sixth
wife because of her fondness for
meats served In courses. Visiting
Tucson TO sell blankets. the squaw
took dinner In a restaurant. where
she was astonished by the changing
of plates after each course. On her
return she insisted upon CARRYING out
the idea In the tepee. She brought
on dish OF corn porridge. and set
1t before Never-The-Less. who had
hardly got two mouthfuls when he
snatched the dish away and took 81
to the fire, where the contents were
poured into the frying pan This she
carried to the big chief, and about
tho time he was getting a firm grasp
on the situation the food was removed
and roured back into the bowl
Patient Nevertheless stood It TO
about cafe noir time. when. almost
frantic with hunger. he stalked out
after his wife and gave her beat
ing.
The next day he served divorce pa
pers upon his spouse.
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Now the question OF the hour is
how much Hetty Green is to contrib
ute to her sons political campaign
In Texas.
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tent show even in this section.
Hurrah FOR John Robinson, Long
may he live,