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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-16
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Friend-I am afraid your husband
has a bad cold; he's constantly snee1-
ing. It's quite painful 10 hear him.
Why don't you ask a doctor TO see
him? -
Matron-Well. I'm waiting just few
days. because 1t amuees baby so to see
his father sneeze.-Bon Vivant.
Willie-I had bully time last
Fourth. ] mad ride in a nautomo-
bile.
Tommy-Huh OATS nuttin'. ! had
a ride in a ce.-Philadelphia
Record,
Ourlate-Benedicks wife came for
him at the club last night. Wasn't that
humillatlng2
Wrounds-Well, don't know wheth-
er it's worse for your wife to corns
for you at the club or go for you after
you've got home from the club.-Phil-
adelpha Ledger.
"Arabella." called the father from the
head OF the stairs, ''is that young man
gomez" yes, father Completely
Milwaukee Sentinel
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Entered at the PostofIlce of Salt Lake
City as second-class matter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-16

But, Lord" she said. my shoulders
still are strong
1 have been used 10 bear the load Sc
long;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
efalsing Paint With Skim Milk

Stir into a gallon of milk about three pounds Of Portland cement and add sufficient Venetian red paint powder to impart good color. Any other colored paint powder may as we'll be used. The skim milk will hold the paint in suspen- sion, but the cement. being heavy, will sink to tue bottom. so that it becomes necessary 10 keep the mixture well stirred with paddle Mix only enough at time for one days use. Six hours after painting this paint will be as i'm movable and unaffected by water as a month old paint. Cases are on record of this sort of paint being in good con dit1on after twenty years, and it has preserved the wood admirably. The addition of carbolic acid or some other disinfectant makes it ,ery suitable for dairy work, as It then has cleansing effect.-St Louis Republic.
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Where Cicero -ua,. ,,.e siui.

Marcus Tullius Gteero bathed ta the mud of Lake Aguan 2.0oo years ago in order to get rid of the gout. The mud of the standing waters in the dis. trict west of Naples was famous from early tiAaes for the relief of arthriti5. The luxurious high ivers of the im- periai days laslew it's efficacy and no doubt did their cure" there in much the same rough and ready fashion as their modern representative does now. It Is no doubt to the sulphur and other deposits that the mud C the lit tie lakes on the promontory of Cumae owes It's health giving properties. and as nature works much the same way now in that region as she did in the time of the Caesars the effect upon twentieth century gout is probably much the same as when the great Tul y soaked his infamed Joints in the uoze of the Phlegraeaen fields.
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Scared Both of Them,

When Mr Justi"" Matie was on the bench a bullying counsel was one day browbeatias an elderly female wit noss In case before him. Having badgerel her into a state of utter speechlessness, the lawyer appealed to the judge to make her answer his ques- tons. Why do yoa not answer, mad am:" asked the Judge. "Because, my lord, he seares me so, replied the trembling woman. "So does he me ma'am," said the judge.-T.aW Notes.
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The fly Of 3atinIch.

Munich is one of ihr most beautiful cites iu Europe. with bros 4 streets frequent fountains, many stately stat ue5, numerous open squares. large woodad parks. swift rlvef lowing directly through the center of tine residence section, 2a.leate, that contain several 0t the fH4,t feeo.!eet.0tt5 of pictures and sculpture II rhe wpsid. l. brartes, aca .cnles Of Ge,isn schools Of science, nasujtisent opera hou>e- q theater hat was erected exclusively for the pro t.r5ion of "a@ner'5 o@"rIs and various other attractions winch d. not disturb the classic atmosphere but appeal 10 he artist, the student and whoever >rcas for beauty and for rest No city of eefl;.i ~:ze has so many noble monuments mJ public buildings while probably larger number 0f he population of Munich ts eag1geG h study and artistic and >cieat.sie pur. suits than may be found ill any e.le. city The toEal library ], one 95 tA@ greatest in ex.ste4ea probably a.oQ5 only to GAe British Huecum-M s..t2:a L. Curtis in Gh.ea4o Reeord-Hera.4
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SHIRE"
 news. London art dealers, for $.l1, 0O0 tP to that time that was the highest price eyer paid for a painting by an English ari'St The fact was cX1en. siycly exploited in the press. one Adam Worth. ua4i1e of New York and notorious criminal along the lines of picking pockets forging and bank swindlins. not b speak of bur glarjes. conceived the idea of stealing the portrait and holding il for ransom He managed to get into the room where the hi. picture WAS hui.. slash ed the cauKaa from its frame. rolled it ID and carried il away.
 For twenty A4e years the detectives Of Europe and Alue9iea searehed in vain for the portrait Werth vae liz ing under an a~~umed name ;ts t fd,h ionabIe London gentleman In tin, course of his career he had Hlel Pat Sheody 1ae 2am6iel' was widely known as square" in his profession and in all his dealings with men, good and bad Worth had confidence in uliH F>IF''iN tsil't'i tIlit W |Pi II H''t stolen the e;,itlshorongh
 William A Pinkerton was d friend Of Shapdy Thp gambler arranged with the detcrtiHe 10 restore tan DOT truI on the payment of th" ransom money demanded ny the thtet. S23.ee9 The transaction ta,ll place in Chicago. whence the piczfiir WAS shipped tn tae Agucws Then ! ri"94onl Mor.4a bought it, paving St1Hmo, anb tha eiain,borou4h s aoN ln Hoatna. aioa@ with many other h.4h prieed works o' art, which Morgan declines .a 'e,.la aYer because of th, high Gnly
 The Gala@h,ra0-.I e7n1a> ez -5naIl was q fufl leu4il pntlait. \ lJdy l. EuSHad Who H51 " premaH5.rl inc fame al.d IL l pt.ee ,ss5' picture woUJI lta.a hui Asa '5ld frame of eert1ia dti4g'. ..5'e~ s.' 3s the feet of '.a slurde@- 8
 crable part o: her lower ,~ t5 the picture ii .uio 'ho .rJEr
 Pat Shee,ly la I p,->,- s1. other relic ef t5tFa .c.l o...5 -.!a.= two or threa Ycass a2a fi@ vtr e9 70 the e.> -a3l,.'.a eH-4s ~.e.4 to bc hy MHril6 ,Mseo fasa1 a Magdalene Td4 p.5f4re .~ ~tnnoSed 10 have beee st9s4a tre.4 i a>ast,aetg
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Moving on tlle fbxttllslaent Plan.

Au czpr-ssmau who caIIoj at Ninety street boarding .s5" E for two trunks Wls asked by tie Ianl= lady where they were going.
 T don't know, Ae sad. You see, 1 do only baIf the hauling. I will take the things b our office, and somebody else will take them the rest of the way. The boss at the desk will know tie ad dress. The moving i5 done on the in stallment plan to keep you folks here from finding out Where the other peo pie went. They were afraid to trust ne with the number for fear you Qi ghg worm it out of he, So they told 1t to nobody but the manager Lots of pep pie who move often make the trip in sections like that Half the time when I take trunk away from l boarding house don't know where It will wind up. That Is generally done when tAera has been row and the folks who leave don't want to be followed Been a lit tie trouble here, ima@ ne," he added tentatively
 Yes" sighed the lauala'y. .'a litt.es New York Sun.
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IAin.inP thn ;LanI.

The danger of infection which lies in the custom of "kjssing the hand" is once moro being discussed in Ger many One writer notes that this dan ger was already known 10 the Roman emperor, Tiberius, who, as Suetonius notes, issued an edict against this practice, at that time in general vogue, on hygienlc grounds
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Com sOrting.

Old Croakybo-I think we'd better have the passage and staircase repa- pered while I'm laid up, Mrs Grmage. Mrs. e hi housekecpeU-Lor', sir; 'adn't yer better wait and see low ye goes oa f0st? Tllpm collins do make such work with staircase wallpapers Smiles
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i's..sten.t ri.n, hilcnt.

Pa@taf aear thef tGe lightning strt, k Eaur AoGse. Hale4baucr That Is e.uishAent f1Y }our viekelness Peasant Well sir It's a punishment wouldn't mind having asain, for I got 1000 marks Insurance from it-Lustige Batter
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Waking gIrecrp.s

"IIate ts" detectives got any clev get inquired the reporter
 @I don't know" sata the womau whoSs house had heel robbed "My hasaaafi say they have got hypothe sis THat'sa.lsit t,ae saae thing. Ism it t*'-Ia! ral9oGs N40~.
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ist4AHA AND WIFI. DA
 WAY TO NEN i .I.

IIa'tcaX. x. S.. NoF uandaa Rober F, Rea turned are+ir explorer FeafE have Irff SNdaeT York br rail Baeardils atgenaH te reach t5le p5H maadet Peafv says be vi able fo maEa aHnoHnceH atfel. he meets his friends York and discusses the matt them.
 The mara and seameH steamer Roosevelt. who ae toandlanders. Were paid of Roosevelt will be put on tf#- < railway at North SfdueF oyerhauled and ueW creW t engaged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27

At thts= season Of the year, al1 f8az troubles begin to garminata. Bs-5as Cough and Consumption Cure is lung germieide. It stops the e3"sz and heals ths lungs by renov.as - cause Kills tubercuiar germs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
GOOD LUCK HORSE SHOEING SHOP
 n L. [ .--......l: D..aA
r. F.. Loeardi, Prop.

Correction os faulty gaits and sci entifc treatment Of diseased feet. Horses called for and delivered; Shoeing races and fancy drivers; Rubber horseshoeing q specially PIP East Barraque. New Phone 3S2
 Pine Bluff. Ark
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NEIGHBORING TOWN $
Sam Holmes and cI

Sam Holmes and cI5IE kiu1slaud visited Pit Iau
  day Judge EasIand i- h1ffts- court here this Week Circuit court begins Dae
 -O- John Isom t4 araduat weaker.
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Miss Jane Gardner of McKinney i, visiting her sister. Mrs. j. E.. IsoEl this week
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PAT fsI6 K Kt=z7f5l=i=2}= Leach tle e4y V rcit how fo Ja6Isa=ta" s9ed points oI a= l2...= ture and Ao# to fr.l i masterpiece from t laer" sallgl2e. 70 ihaf Mr> t'ar. Fena may =aot pay #a4H-e -fln2 for ehr2 mos a"!e, In. impression that >ie ts buying old masters
 Sheedy has had good deal ot e1Dp= renee In conueeIiaa with n9tel paint ings, and q faw years ago he did something which linked his name per maneniy with that of Thomas Cain, borough, the English oil painter ei hundred years ago He caused 10 bt restored to its rghtful owners the eeIa bratel portrait of the Duchess Of Dny onshire bF GaiHsborough which for quarter of century had been securely hidden by the man who stole it.
 he 'i3insborolgh portrait has had a history more curious aa1 Interesting than thai 9i any painting known 10 the world Ia ihe first plae. it WtS inter estiag as to its subject The beautiful duchess Wbo ssl> painted by Gains borough dieI in lsof ilIsl 2 f9IHdre,i yeafs ae Sisa W}, sesas .t- .t'ta= kissing saeh ,~s.. !ler IT. ,:,::a! WIS Il pelitteiatl aa.I 4.haa h" noll fa" office the lllrhe>@ uS,a fo % tp Il" polls and buy ea."s f9r him sht-#i,aid oip. t,~ fel e5,e 1=,f. ae voosfS ,stid il NILS well seo,.,h ihe p..;er.#su nan<= of tlir'a sight hzz.5liDse=lh .5=h =h54Hbat=e =eal, eo;e t5 -if. for ftet7. country
 Early il he seventies lh, Gains 4or
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IsIsOil.

Mr. j. F. Moore. who lives about , Mile from town, is reported very 5Irk
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27

Ha1fta-e li~-Hsr- were issued fo Mir. l.. II. HeBb of Monroe, La. and }tss Iaeaa Earae31 of kingziaud- Os= .caI. Crook ol Mckinney and Miss Fannie Miller ot Toledo lasr week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
MUSIC LESSONS AT REDUCED PRICES

To pupils beginning course before soycmbcr l. special rate of E. for eight lessons: after November reg nlar rate will he sl0 for coarse of ten lessons. Conservatory methods for ,ioln. cello and brass Instruments.
 Payment for course due after half completed.
 Drop me Il postal and will call and see ypu.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27

alr.=a= S. ffolltz. Las inst return Id from au ez-e eaded xisit to South af0IIt5t
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NJ o-ea4 ]IeLaHdeH #he Las been critically |. in Louisiana. was able rG cone 10 Ktson last week.
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Mr. N. N Head of Kedron was ltfe- Saturday.

hefe Saturday.
 ATr. Deloner and little daHehrer. Nargarrt Annette. were here Satur- daE.
 Miss Bertha Brown Passed through hare Saturday n route 10 f'ordyce.
 Mr Billie Brown and son. Jim mic. of Randall vera here Saturday.
 N. Y. Mitchell was Over from hingsland Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
Patrick Sheedy,
 Art COnnOiSSSour
Remarkable Career 5f thr Retired 6ambler, Who ls sO~ Picture sharp iio" he Reto}rfe1 tht Stolen
 G4in,aoroygh.

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-29

leaders OF The so.called Republican
party Of this territory have no mora
conception os care Of and for pure
patriotic Repuhlicanism. than The
Cuban insurgent
Dennis Flynn says tick to youl
party That advice followed ou ac
cordius to the judgment o. the
prophets, win not only make the con
stitutional convention Democratic. but
every state officer will be a Democrat
thing to be devoutly wished and
prayed f,r Not slrt y because they
are Democrats but because they come
from the people as the servants OF
the people and do not come from the
bo. ses and tricksters to represent and
serve thcm Because they are more
patriotic and love their country and
their countrys flag better than they
love graft, greed and bcssism.
DO you think Lincoln Republican.
ism and patriotism would have gerry.
wandered this city to the extent Of
dividing wards and changing voting
places. as has been done?
Do y0u think that Lincoln, Grant,
Garfield. Mckinley or Roosevelt Re.
publicanism and patriotism. would
have ATTEMPTED to nullify the election
laws of this territory, which the con
gress in its wisdom, said should be
contracting?
DO you think that the patriotic Re.
publicanism Of any OF these men
woald have prevented or tried to
prevent. any honorable citizen from
being a candidate, and qualified cleo
tors frcm voting for such an one?
DO you think that the patriotic Re
publi-anism of e~v one of these lead
ing and patriotic men would have at.
tended or advised attendance upon
and capture under the guise of non.
partisan. non-pauisan meeting?
These questions mast all be answered
in the negative, and the conclusion
reached, however. reluctant, that
there is no Republican patriotism
and no Republican party in this ter
ritory. if those now in charge and
supposed leaders are held to be the
party. It is to be hoped that all the
people, all the time will seek the
greatest good to the greatest number
and give the state and its welfare a
higher place in the affections than the
Republican. or any other party
"Ey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-29
DEAD SON LOOKED IN.
Curious Happening During the South
African War.

Preaching in the Congregational
church, seaford England. Mr. Comp.
ton Rickett NJ p, the other Sunday
related the following coincidence,
which he vouched for as true
a gentleman. whose son was at.
tachcd to the British forces in South
Africa as doctor during the Boer
war paid a visit 10 two of his sisters.
They remarked that they were glad
IFS SON had returned home On the
father replying that his son was still
in South Africa they exclaimed that
they had seen him looking through
the glass panel of The dool of the cor
ridor about six p. m just before The
fathers arrival
The father returned 10 London. and
next morning made inquiries az the
war Office lie was told that infouma.
ton had just been received that his
son had died the previous evening
from enterlc fever. the time being six
D. m., English time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-29
A chInese sueerstItlon.

In China telegraph wires are placed
underground instead OF on poles. The
Chinese worship ancestors and regard
their last resting place as SO sacred
that even a shadow must not be cast
upon their graves. In the more thick
ly populated parts Of the empire these
graves are scattered everywhere, and
when the workmen of the FIRST tele.
graph companies began operations the
natives i'm crowds followed them and.
enraged at what they considered sacrl-
lege. cut down the poles as fast as
they wero pul up.
Discovering the cause of this ianatl-
cal zeal and finding the Chinese gov.
eminent entirely powerless, or indis.
posed to interfere in matter touch
INK the religious susceptibillties Of the
people. the telegraph companies solved
the difficulty by proceeding 10 bury the
wires with the yenerated ancestors.
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Monder Mho Is To nlame7

Wonder Who Is To 5lame7
Fo- The Leader.
wonder who is to blame,
The rail Dads or the trusts.
For the grief dishoner a7i shame
That our people are toying to adjust?
wonder if the t-usts are really to
blame
II might be the political new
That has caused all this strife and pain
That our president is trying TO subdue.
The people are willing to dig the grave
And strange the Williams N onsters
# their representatives will be tue and
brave
And their senator's don't sct Ike lobste-s.
The brain ana the ballot a-e tho only
tools
To he used that the people may rule.
But 10 tho voters conun to act like
mules.
rhen the ran -oads ana trusts will alway-
-ue
The trusts would be ieebl and sick.
And the railroads meek as lambs
II the voters would remember the clique
That betrayed them 1n over The land
rho Republican uGst with The coon
trust
As ride to political ruin o- fame
ilas hartered in hags that were not
just
And / wonder who win Wip out the
stain.
The railroad trust The political tust
0 The on trust and the devil.
WIN continue to exist am Doe cussed
Tnu cong-css does business ON thr level
a. n. II.
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o C g o c Q 6 Q Q c @ Q Q o @ c
COMMUNICATIONS
8 Q Q O Q Q G Q o Q c c 9 Q Q
rHE CONSTITUTION.

Editor Leader one among the
many weak and silly things you ncte
i'm the newspapers. is that the con
sututional convention should be Re
publican, or Democratic
Sich teaching if needed would re-
suit in losing sight of qualifications,
dignity. learning, integrity and gen
eral good character of the body and
the further all important facts: 1st
That these men shall come TO that
convention as broad. liberal, learned
and dgniied patriots and not intoler-
ant partisan bigots; 2nd. That this
body of intelligent human beings is
to draft the fundamental law for all
the people Of the state TO be, and for
all the coming generations. and net
for a few poor misguided, intolerant
narrow partisan, withered souls who
have no more knowledge than to be-
lieye they are Republicans. but as a
truth do not know or respect the diff.
ference between non-partisan and
partisan meeting. a. was demon
strated in this city recently.
II requires intelligence and you
may say all the characteristics Of good
citizenship to be a patriot II re-
quires no learning, no iptelligence, no
moral courage, ara no anything above
the instincts of the most feroclous
animal, to be a partisan NEST bitter.
narrow and intolerant
The most illiterate man. white or
black. who votes that ticket, which
has thereon the picture Of his choice
is as intelligent and entitled TO as
ruch credit and more, than the mar
row. partisan bigot who can read and
think h1t viii not: just simply shuts
his eyes aud conscience. If he has
any. aud votes the ticket which has
the name and device of his rarty
Lincoln Grant Garfield, Mckinley,
Roosevelt Fairbanks Beveridge La
Toilette and many others. were and
are Republicans and patriots. but the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-29
Catarrh Of the Stomach
a PLEASANT, SIMPLE. GUT SAFE
ANo EFFEcTUAL CURE FOR or.

N'eNa iNoIlHA 70 tFy
Catar Of the stomach has Ions been
considered the next thing 70 mcurablc.
Tho usual symptoms m- a nhl o.
boating sensation after eating. accom-
painted sometimes wi.h sour or watery
risings a formation Of gases. causing
pressure on the heart and lungs and
difficult breathing headaches, tickle ap-
petite. nervousness and general play
ed out lunguid feeling
There Is often foul taste- IN the
mouth, coated tongue ana if Che in
terror ~ the stomach could be seen 81
would show Shiny iuflam "a condi-
ton
The cure for this common ana obsa
nate trouble is found in trefrent
which causes the food 20 be readily.
thoroughly digcsted before 81 has tine
to ferment and i.ritats the eliaa,e
mucous surfaces Of the stomach To
secure prompt and healthy dike-tsn
is che one necessary thing 10 60 AMI
when normal digestion Is secuteJ .he
catarrhal condition viii have Hiisr-
pea-ed.
According TO D.. Harlanson. .tt slf-
est and best treatment ~ TO use after
each meal n tablet. COM osed Of Dias-
:ase Aseptic Pcpsln. little NIX.
Golden Seal and fruit acids These
tablets can now be found at a'l ug
stores under the name of Sturats Dys-
pepsa Tablets and not being ua'cnt
medicine can be used with r"-ie,t
safety and assurance tina. hoaltby np-
petite and thorough digestion viii fol
low thei- regular use afta meals
Mr. r. S. Workman. Chicago, Ills.
writes "Catarrh .s local condiitor
resulting from a neglected cold I'm n,
head whereby the lining membrane
the nose becomes iufamod and 81
poisonou discharge thcrof.om pass
ing backward into the throat reaches
the stomach. thus producing catarh Of
the stomach. Medical authorities pc"
scribed fo- me for three years roc a.-
tarh of stomach without cure. bu to-
day am the happcst of men afier
using only one box of Stuart 1ss-
pepsia Tablets / cannot find 1oN-1-
pirate words express ny go4l fccI-
Ing / have found flesh, appetite ond
sound rest from their use
suarts Dyspepsia Tablets q ne
safest preparation as wen as the sim
plest and most convenient remadr 5c~
any form OF Indigestion Cata"l ~
stomach. billiousness. sour =trfatn
heartburn and boating after IN ,a's.
Send your name and a'dress tolly
fo. free ;rial package and soc for
yourself Address r. A. stuat g.,
SIS stuart Bldg. Marshall Mich.
Geo. w eanney CITY Auet.oneer.-
phone 27f.