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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
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In long drawn out communication
mn anonymous writer In TO.
days issue OF an obscure weekly
sheep which poses as a newspaper,
makes m entirely unwarranted and
malicious attack upon the public spir.
tied directors OF the Y. M. G. A. of
Las Vegas. Among other misstate-
menfs charging extravaganza on the
part of the directorate, the author of
the misrepresenting sereed makes the
assertion that home merchants were
not patronized in the matter Of pur.
chasing furniture for the fitting ont
Or the Y. N. c. a. building. The fore
going signed statements speak for
themselves
Actuated BY civic pride In the vel.
fare Of the community and by gener.
Ons impulses 10 50 deserving an insti.
tuition, the proprietors of these two
local stores volunteered to waive
their profits on the furniture bought
and more than that. ermed Mr.. McNa.
nv with letters enabling MIN To se-
lect the furniture required at the fac
tories or saiesrooms They do not
carry SO much of the variety Of fur
nitnre decided upon IN stock. and
adopted this means Of giving him m
opportunity Of picking out Just what
was wanted.
Mr.. McNary had other business
matters to attend to IN Chicago at the
time. ana went there 1T his own ex-
pense instead Of at the expense Of the
y. II q. A. as The ,iisgraceful arti-
Gle declares.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
z. B. Schoonnaker
To Be Postmaster

A meeting OF the business men
and public spirited citizens of the
west side was held this morning III
the law offices Of Veeder & veeder
ID consider the postoffice situation.
Arrangements were concluded where
BY the postoffice although instituted
as fourth class office by the gov
ernment. win be conducted IA first
class manner with ali of the facilities
required by the patrons Of the Of
flee. r. b. schoonmaker. under tho
Inducements and unanimous request
Of the business men gathered to-
gether. and with the guarantee of
their support, accepted the post.
mastership. conditional upon his ap-
pointment ssl
Mr.. Schoonmaker Is an excellent
business man with II host Of friends
in Las Vegas. and win make a good
postmaster for the town.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
Earthquake and
Powder Explosion
Wolverine Residents Have Bad
Scare Early This Morning

Grand Rapids. Mich, May ls.--
Two supposed earthquake shocks
were felt In western Michigan at
$40 this morning. Distinct shocks
were also reported from Holland.
Grand Haven. Webbville and Ban,
ger The first shock lasted about six
seconds and the next about three
seconds. No serious damage Is re.
ported. but the residents Of Holland
rushed from their houses lii night
attire.
The. shocks were coIncident with
the powder explosions directly
across Lake Michigan in Wisconsin.
Powder Mil Explosion.
Racine. Wis. May is.-Two ter
rifle explosions which shook build.
ings throughout the city occurred
here early today and hundreds of
persons leaped from their beds he.
lieying that there had been an earth.
quake, The shocks we're caused by
an explosion at the Rand and Laflin
powder mills. located at Pleasant
Prairie. The loss Is about $4,000.
Windows IN the houses throughout
the village were broken. One man
was injured.
Felt Explosions In indiana
Michigan City, Ind. May I9.--A
number Of residents felt what was
believed to be an earthquake early
today. Buildings qnivered and win.
lows ratified for two or three seconds.
Alabama Has Earthquake.
Selma. Ala. May ia shock. sup-
posed 70 be an earthquake. occurred
q Myrtlewood early today. The tre-
nor lasted about half a minute. and
frightened the residents Of the Town.
W damage. s@
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

ance business generally He sue.
ceeded III producing over twice IL
much paidoff business during 1905
III had been produced bs the agency
In 1901 The society was 20 well
pleased with Mr.. Howens ef.
fofts that II withdrew their general
agent from Fl Paso and on November
last gave Mr.. Bowen iii IN New Mex.
leo. all 81 Arizona and large slice
of southwest Texas, with soliciting
rights III Sonora and Chihuahua, Mex.
leo. since which Mr.. Bowen has been
constantly engaged In organizing and
providing agents "a work this greatly
Increased field and expects TO show
d marked increase Iii tho business of
Albuquerque agency In 1906.
There II, perhaps, no field 81 per
sonal endeavor requiring 4 higher de-
gree Of executive ability, integrity
and persistent energy than the prop
er conduct Of an agency Of one Of
our great life insurance companies.
The Equitable has for years been not.
ed for its careful selection Of the
very best ability In lis agency force.
and Mr.. Bowen having been honoreo
BY the society BY being promoted to
the management, deserves great cred
II to have succeeded In the face OF
the most unusual and unlocked for
difficulties in putting the Albuquer
que agency n such good shape In 80
short time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
PERKINS TO WITHDRAW
FROM INSURANCE CO.

New York. May 1.-THE New York
Times today says: Reports have be.
come current On apparently good All.
thority in financial quarters that
George ". Perkins will not be re.
nominated as trustee of the New
York Life Insurance company when
the board Of that company names its
ticket. July Is. Mr.. Perkins. when
asked about the matter. said he did
not care To-. discuss nominations be
fore they were made He declined
e comment further On the report. .
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
Black Boys Taken
To Penitentiary
Removed From This City to Santa
Fe for safety BY Request of
United States Marshal.

John and Jim Black and John Mnr-
phy, the three men who have been
incarcerated in the San Miguel com
ty Jail IN this city for the past two
years. being accused Of the Rock
Island train robbery 1t Fort Logan.
we're taken to the territorial peniten.
tiary at Santa Fe today on No. /.
They were 10 c1lrse Of Fred Fornoff.
captain Of th1sransers and Harry
Cooper, Deputy U. 8. marshal,
and several secret service officers
also accompanied the party.
c. N. Foraker, United States mar
shal Of the territory, requested that
the prisoners be transferred to the
United States jail In the territorial
penitentiary and gave = his reason
that be considered the defendants
desperate men and that the change
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
ANNUAL INTERCOLLEGIATE
PHOTOGRAPHERS MEET.

Madison. Wisconsin, May 10
The nnnaI exhibition of lhe
fntercolleeiate Association Of Gamers
clubs, which consists &c Harvard.
Dartmouth. Pennsylvania and the
University Of Wisconsin. opened Al
the university library here today and
viii continue for one week. Some
15n excellent specimens of the photo.
praphic art are comprised in the ex.
hibition.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
lLAsoE UNION SANK
OPENS ~ CHICAGO

Chicago May 1s-The Common.
wealth Trust and Savings bank, CHI
'cago's first union labor banking insti-
tuition, opened its doors today me
bank b organized under the laws
Of Arizona, and has IN authorised
capital of s2.0oo,000 divided into
shares Of IS each. This cspitulixa
tion has teen reduced 10 s5e0,00o
half OF which has l.eea subscribed
for The MANAGING officers ara prac
ticai bankers and men II long expert,
ence. The board Is composed Of men
who are prominent in the labor
world.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
QUIET DAY IN,
i
OVvA W48I ILL
CONGRESS AF.
TER RATE BILL
Conlsress on Statehood Bill
Ready 70 Mske Their Report
Monday.
Altss~<y us~slba lssss h. Ls yss..
Oar Nsss Frsa xsAi~s.
Ton.


Washington. May iss-It nov
seems certain that statehood viii
receive consideration IN the senate
Monday. The coaferess report On The
measure which has been delayed %
account os railroad rsse Legislation.
Win be presented along with other
unfinished business os the ssaate.
John sharp Williams Of Mississippi.
who has been "iliibnsterinG' On ~
senate floor. prevented u
passage of two New MEXICO b(tia
which have been fAvorahly. report
ed upon by committee. These NJ
be sprung next week.
Major w. u. flewellyn. nej|
general of New Me1ico. a.
ished his buslnep rs,aflt pe1UFj
e6lion OF the R)svp1I Nd ~
es. icpa( o4nlM u Vegas toda
ne can{Sx11 ~ ~ tQIrn i
Daefs : peo pa @l2 &
dollar - (llpnal
- q corr erf, ~,
from Is, isd
!, Heroes q
Washington. Nd s navY|
departmen, y "a tarthsr
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
s'NAi s'RITH LODGE
HOLDS CONVENTION.

Minneapolis. Mimi. May i9-Manv
prominent Hebrews are here for the
annual district convention Of the
B'nai Firth. which Il to begin two
dsys' session tomorrow The district
Includes Nebraska. Michigan. Mime.
sofa. Iowa and Illinois
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
An ANONYMOUS
WRITER GUILTY
OF FALS|F Y|hC
Accuses Y. N. c. a. Directors Of
Exir1vssance and Ms
Management.
Ssys HoMe Merchants kns Nst Patron.
ilsd ii Bsyins Furniture ios Build
ins-.Ts~e q Lea

Las vesas. May II.
This is To certify that We
gave Mr.. Ias. G. McSary. LEI.
ters 10 the manufacturers.
Agents at Chicago. his. 10 sell
him any and All furniture be
desires. with which 10 furnish
the Z. N. c. A. building at Las
Vegas. n. A., vi absolute hrst
cost We did this a. 4 matter o.
public spirit. and compilmen-
tary 70 the Y. VI. G. A. ii this
city. besides, we gave a liberal
cash subscription.
i Rosenthsi Furniture Co.
by wm. \. Rosenthai. prop.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
MEXICAN MlN.srER
DIES FROM INJURIES

Pekfn, May 1s.-Colonel Lamira.
the Mexican minister to China. who
vas injured during the recent ty-
phoon n dead.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
The Mark Is.
Chicago LIvestoe oek.

Chicago. May Is.-cattle receipts.
4oo: market steady. Beeves, $4,000
$3.50; cows and heifers, sl.750
s5.25;; stockers and feeders, s2.so6p
s5.95; calves. sioofls6.
Sheep Receipts.
Sheep receipts, 1000; market
steady Sheep; $500 se2s; year.
lings.. s5,eoms6.io; lambs s5.5ev,
s7.75.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

Las Vegas. y. NJ, May ~.
To whom n may eoncern;
This Il 70 certify that We gave
Mr. James @. McNary letters
10 our wholesale dealers In
Chicago. authorizing him 10
bny as onr special agent at
wholesale prices. Z. o. n. CHI.
sago, whatever firnitnfe he
saw At for the \, NJ. g. A.
building In las yeeas.
The Grand Leader.
y. ~. Moser.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
FOREST FIRES IN
MICHIGAN WIPE OUT
WHOLE COMMUNITIES
Thousands Of People Flee for Their Lives. Leaving
Homo, TO Mercy Of flames. Immense Area Being
Devastated and Property Loss Tremendous

Milwaukee, May 19The Evening Wisconsin specaNx
patch Is
forest fes which slowly the city The
south
special dispatch from Escanaba
Michigan swept the blank Of miles,
homeless estimated present
the situation may be epitomized az follows.
Ralphtown, population
Alfred population piles logs
Avoe population 400 boarding houses and huge piles
Quinnesec population 100 destroyed entireIy
Cornell All but one store buried Many sooo population
homeless s@
ire
Feh q homesseaden section homeless
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
Forsss Flrs Iealtss Dynamite.
Forest Fires stop Train.

'etfolt. Michigan. May ~ rpgc~t
fires en- the upper peninssIsr Y pm.
pelled the Duluth, sonth SD kns
Atlantic railroad 10 cancel III b1II,h
train last night. The ioss.hx iire -
estimated at fi.oO0uoa
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
Kansas city L.Ivsstock. |.

kansas cky No. May Is.-cat.
lie receiptsz i 900; Including SOC
southerns; ket steady Native
|stsers, IA 30: southern steers,
y5$dSsS25; |thern cows, s2.soG
s425. native Nsws and helfers, ssso
@SS25 stQ1kers and feeders. ssOo4p
sf,fll: buns. ss.oOGs4.25; calves.
10000 $6.0o; western fed steers, Sa.75
Gt5.s5: western fed cows, S2.50aD
$3.50.
Sheep RsesIpts.
Sheep receipts, 1000: market
nominally steady. Muttons, S4.50n
se.25: lambs, ss.0o0S7.7o:: rangs
wethers. s5.z5Gs6.5 fed ewes, s4.7o
6s60o.
4
HARvARD AND YALE
NJ OLYMPIC oAaNxs
Cambridge. Mass, May Is.-The
pick ~ the athletic representative
os Harvard and Yale viii meet today
at the Stadium for the annual track
and field games between these univer.
sitiea. Both sides are confident Of
victory.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
Firs csssrs Mlss Arsa.

AnfQasffe. Airh ANy ts-Fs1rcsf
fires IN sAis district have done n.any
tAonsaasas M dollars sosth u cam.
ase ana last nlsht were ss.ll hara-
Ing fiereely. scores ~ FARMERS In
chs~oiay so~nship ave ls~n burn.
- on. loslnK sseryihins ana fo ghe
north of the CITY numerous cmiasss
ssre desssuye.i ~ fire. Many miles
&C timber Lands hare besn ssept
away
4 stretch q Serfitory over 30
mikes n lengsl RmehiRS from Nsx.
berry on ne easi 10 nesssner "a he
wesf. and north and south between
ths shore Line n E4ke Superior Knd
The southern boundary az me upper
penInsRl&. 4 dotted with forest fires.
II II Imp0ssible 10 estimate ne
financial ioss, but flrnred On bssis
cf lorai conditions probably hundreds
~ thousands u dollars worth OF
property has been dstruyed, The
town % Qninnesec and several ham
lets In the Menosnines iron range are
reported wiped out, Northeast of Mar.
quefte. The town Of Birch. where the
Northern Lumber company has fally
ssVe,Vco worth u property. Il threat.
ened with destruction Unless rain
falls. much more havoc win b.
wrought - the woods are very dry.
Forest Flrs ieeltss Dynamite.
Cobalt. Ont. May Several tons
OF dynamite exploded In the north.
west section of town yesterday,
wrecking twenty-five houses ana
throwing citizens In panic for a
time. A number III persons were
more or iess injured from the flying
debris. bnt none of them were seri.
ously hurt. The explosion was caus-
ed BY q forest fire igniting building
IN which The dynamite WAS stored.
Foress Fires stop Train.
Detroit. Michigan. May In gorc~,
Iires On the upper peninssIs y pm.
pelled the Duluth, sonth shoi kns
Atlantic railroad In eAnaol AZ. .h
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-16

Madam" said the grateful census enumerator, you have replied courte- ously and kindly to all my questions. Unlike nearly every person l have met since began this work, you have not treated me as if l were an enemy and an intruder You have answered satis- factorily all the questions as to age, physical condition and ownership of property. Your conduct meets my hearty approval not only as govern ment officer, but as citizen, and, with your permission, will ask you ques- tion not down in my list. Are you engaged to be married to anybody"
 'I am, sir,' replied the handsome widow, blushing and smiling.
 II feared so," said the census taker, with q sigh. And he put on his hat and went out into the cold world again, his faith in human nature restored, but his heart broken.
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All ti.e k'..:t Ns l4e S.;.:;lies.

~a: n-.e "a, .,, ,,...,::..... roia g. .,Tise "he.. esaess9e :;aoa a solitary na-lie ::a,- el q toe. IL preceded lac 10 settle on ttyo trees III succession ;i!on- l.e drive ,.::.>. t!.e:l flew away shortly :..tcrwI9.y, <it.',s>- toiici,ieaces i,alI,cUe,.-s.:st :; picture fell down; second. ;,,1,,. !l:t.. tea c. t!.c.l Jas ter fell .ro.A a cs,..,,;:i.:r n T room close 10 the G;li:1.c yGGsu wii.le dinner Was in progress: third. the hot water boiler burst and new one had to be put in. l make no remarks upon these curious coincidenees. out it is a fact that they happened.
 Three years ago l was on motor car tour in Cornwall. One day l saw a magpie and had bad puncture with in an hour Two days afterward, see ing another single magpie, had bro- ken exhaust spring. The next day, l think, I saw another single magpie. ! said to my cousin who was with me, T wonder what is going to happen this time" The words were hardly out of my mouth before one of my driving chains broke and few off the sprocket, fortunately without harm.- Country Life.
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Diagnosis of Headache.

'"rhere are more than fifty kinds of headache" said a physician, and suf- fercrs from the more common forms may cure themselves by locating the cause and treating themselves accord ingly The more frequent forms are a dull pain across the forehead due to dyspepsia; pain in the back of the head, due to the liver; bursting pain in both temples, due to malnutrition; an ache on the top of the head, as though weight pressed on the skull, due to overwork; an ache between the brows just above the base of the nose, due to eye strain.'
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Clothes and Conduct.

Every man and every woman feels the influence of clothes and appearance upon conduct. You have heard of the lonely man in the Australian bush who always put on evening dress for din her so that he might remember he was a gentleman. Addison could not write Put naughty girl into her best Sun day clothes, and she will behave quite nicely; put blackguard into khaki, and he will be a hero; put an omnibus conductor into uniform, and he will live up to his clothes. Indeed, in a millennium of free clothes of the latest fashion we shall all be archangels.- London Chronicle
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Presence of Mind.

Presence of mind is q quality much talked of. much honorcd and little cui- tiyated Yet, like most other good things in the world, it requires cultiva- ton to bring it to any degree of per lection. for i'll very few cases IS 1t a natural gift. Some people there are doubtless to whom it comes naturally and by instinct to do the right things at the riGht time and place, but they are few in number. Then, again, some people are by nature cooler headed than their neighbors and do not shout or otherwise become useless just when their services are required. But this quiet composurc though very valuable is not quite tne same thing as presence of mind. The latter consist not only i'll having your wits ready for use, but iii knowing how to use them and being sufficiently calm and steady in mind to remember and turn to account that knowledge From the earliest pos;,- ble age children should be taught sell control and the instinct of trying to remedy any mistake or accident they may encounter.
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cr,,.io,,s Innadn.

There is great dcal of gush about the charming and all conQuerlng Amcrican girl. Wha; is the truth about this much laudet damse'? Tine most attractive American is &'ie who is ellu- cated abroad. who initiates the voice of the gI.shwonan and the dress of the Frenchwonan and who uses tie money accruing from Chicago pork or New York stocks to buy, so far as such things may be bought. the old world graces of speech and attire.-Canadlan Magazine
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.Japanese Swords.

Japanese swords are the finest" said a swordmaker "They are finer than the blades of Ferrara. of Toledo or of Damascus. The blades of Fer rara, of Toledo and of Damascus must bend into q perfect circle without breaking, and, pillow of down being thrown in the air they must cut it in two with one clean stroke, but the Japanese blade must do all that and more. The final test of a Japanese blade is it's suspension, edge upward, beneath a tree. It must hang beneath the tree for twentr-four hours, and every lightest leaf that fails upon it's edge must Be severed neatly. One fali- ure and back to the forge goes the Japanese blade again.
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The lteIiit.G V.

"I am greatly troubled with klcpto mania" exclaimed tAe fashionably dressed woman as she hustled into the drug department. "Now, what would you advise me to take for it!''
 Your departure. madam, by all means" replied the hoorwalker, and bowed her to the elevator-puck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-16
Stale Brains.

Of course there is no future for stale brains CT for man who stands still and ceases to grow. He is old who thinks he s old and useless who thinks he Is useless. When a man has ceased to grow lie begins to die, and many people are half dead at fifty, not be- caasc of their age, but because of their mental attitude because of the way they face life.-Succcss Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-16
A Japanese ProVcrb.


\ ]ap.neSe proY1rD worth remember ing:
 "IIe who knows not and knows not that he KNOWS not is fool. Shun him. .'Iie who KNOWS not and knows that he knows not is humble Teach him. "IIe who knows and knows not that he knows is asleep. Wake him.
 "IIc who knows and knows that he knows is a wise man. Follow him."
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The Honeymoon Over.

"No one comes to see me- said she wearily, "like they did before I was married
 "Speaking of that fact" said he, T used to call on you seven evenings in tie week at that time. But am as bad off as you-I now have nowhere to go.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-16
Two of n Kind.

You say that Faro Jim came to his end through contributorN negligcnceV
 "Yes," answered Rroncho Bob. He showed down four aces in q poker game, an two of 'em was the ace of diamonds. "- Washington Star
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A Rule For the Day.

Give US to awake with smiles; give us to labor smiling. As the sun bright ems the world, so let our loving kind ness make bright this house of our habitation.-Robert Louis Stevenson.
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Isflin

Our minister luck. Just think, the croup, Albert last week, their and now Mrs. R.
 "1 suppose tn; all that, some f donation party. w panion.
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Too Much LcVity.

KildufT-For a bill collector young Dunn displays considerable ill timed levity. Shitlmore-In what way! Kill duff-When he comes after an account he says cheerfully Did you want to see me today:'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-16

In Sussex the l. death of the det
 two words, He markable inscriI cemetery, Belfas ton says, "Left t
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
! + + + + + * l. + ,. + + + Y i'

The following real estate transfer vas recorded in the office of Circuit Clerk Goodwin Monday morning:
 John Simpson and wife to T. Havis Nixon, part of see II. township 6' range g west, $500
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Great Prov xOcHtion

'You say. madam. that you were under great excitement when you struck this woman."
 "Yes. She had just found the family Bible with rly age in it.
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EatnIlv Turned In Whey.

Mack Wakefield. cheesemaker in the factory of Clear Creek, Chautauqua county, x. Y, was fatally burned by falling into vat of boiling whey.
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Two Ways t,

Two kinds of b, bound to succeed. W, who knows how to ad d4 one who knows that h. f, but. knows enough to know to write and pl ments for him,-Troy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-16

The poorest people on earth are those who make the most of what they nave and the least of what they are
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The weakest spot in every man is where he thinks himself the wisest.- Emmons.
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Practiced Wlhrt II
 Hills -Gruet sfSs tha keeping in touch with l Mills Well, there aren't that he hasn't touched.
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Only a. n Last Resource.

Luck is good enough thing to trust to after you've done everything else to invite succeSs-Kansas City Times.
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.'ciE, ation.
n fogft
DUU GrnveyS

At W Worcestef.promised erected over Il depos'ti lively scribed with a. ucx.
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