davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-08
FOOTBALL GAMES
ON SATURDAY
LEAGUE STARTS
THE SEASON WITH A COUPLE OF
GOOD MATCHES.

The association football season Open
cd most auspiciously on Saturday af-
ternoon when two good matches were
played at the baseball grounds.
In the first the Iolanis met the Dia-
mond Heads and beat them by ? goals
to 1. The teams were:
Iolanis-Goal, j. Kea, backs, j. KEEL
EFT, Tom Carter; halves r. Kellett, NJ.
Anderson Mon Tin; forwards e. Kea,
]. Bolster, j, Anderson, j. Woo, L. G..
Blackman, (captD
Diamond Heads-Goal, w, Chilling
worth; backs, e, Desha, p. Gleason;
halves, j. Clark, r. Clark, Grune; for
wards, e. Fernandez (capt), A. VIII
liams, G. Desha, En- Sue, V. Lemon.
The second game saw the Punahous
and Males opposed with the result
that there was no result Neither team
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-08
SPORTS

scored and the result was declared a
draw after an excellent contest This
was the line up:
Mailes-Goal J. Bells T.; backs, Nc
Gill, r. Anderson; halves, Center, F,
Davis, r. Chillngworth forwards, II.
Bailey, Gray, Catteral (captain), NJ.
Simpson, F. Bailey.
PunahOus-Goal, A. A. Cation; backs
Fuller, Soper; halves, Irwin, McCorris-
ton (capt), Lowrey; forwards, c..
Cooke w. Campbell, r, r. Cation, j.
II. Cation. j. l.. Cockburn.
Officials: Referee d. w Anderson;
linesmem Jock McKinnon, o. Crewe-
Read.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-08
sOLDIERs REAT RUTCHERs.

The ball game yesterday at Kapio-
lani park between the 10th L. $. Infan-
try team and that of the Metropolitan
Meat Co. ended a victory for the SOL
diers by 10 to 9.
Infantry-Fenner Pr Ringland, CT;
SchOeffel h.; Van Vliet, Jr., 2b.;
Carey 3b,; Van Vliet ST., IS; Hanna,
IT,; Cast r.: Boyle cf.
Met, Meats-Bushnell, D.; Lunning C;
Hebron, ID. SOuza Oh; Macfarlane,
3D., Evers SIS; Walker, If; Johnson, IF;
Martin, cf
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-08
REALTY TRANSFERS
Entered for Record January g. 1906,

Entered for Record January 6, 1906
From 9 a. m. to II noon.
C p Benton ct al by aft of mtgee
to Bishop & CO................... A
Charles INV Hitchcock and VT to
Masonic Hall ASST.
Y c Willis and VT to Mrs. Abigail
X, G. Parker. .............'...,.'D
Antonio l. Barboza to Maria da S
Canario OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ....C Nj
Jno p Kahahawai to NJ w Tschudi
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-08
MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lanca-
shire, England, December 2S, 1905,
Miss Nellie Douglas, of Oldham, Ian
cashire to Rev. Aeneas r. Macintosh
The groom is the son of the Rev.
Canon Alexander Macintosh of st.
Andrews, Honolulu. Mrs. f. w.
Glade, the groom's sister, and Mrs.
Dugald Campbell and Angus Mackin-
tosh, of Macintosh, his cousins, We're
present at the marriage.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-08

Fine Job Printing. Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-08
NERVOUS HEADACHE.

You are tired, nervous; your brain is
overworlSed-and your head aches. DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills act gently on the
nerves, soothing and allaying the irri-
tation which causes the pain in your
head, and in a few moments you are
entirely cured, 25 doses, 25c. Never
sold in bulk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12
Orrerleu
---lluD----
Bel9rnuin.

Etc nruGC 3ndlfroac nudl SunpIGHcu
IN bcr uuhiDcinuutCu @urifaot EUcrlcu,
bic 1Bntindlc, bGb uur nDdl iucnigC 6um
NCrtnwf H6rin iinO, hat uuierc Gpm.
pnanic nCSmnmnCu, bic qnuSe nuUcrs
innitc Strcde uun Selgruuia. meldles
int Shncu an Sucrlcn Grcn5t, ~ or,
WcrbCu gStr iino iiir ben gCrinni bic.
fer icincu 0ruubititde brrcit, uno INT
fc idlucll lucjnidllngcu uuicr Gjc.
bruudl bictcu iuir tic i'm Wtunnt
1HIi ~ icBr uicoriGCn GrCiien uno
tetdtcn Ncoinnungcu an. Sctt babcu
sic cine @clcncubCit, mrbrcrc @runo.
ititfc N cinCm Surgnu uuo init ocr
iciuilru Ausiidlt nuf bic llmaCncnO III
tnuicn. gSir iucrOeu muicrcr 8cgcl iUf.
cen, MncnnGm StrnRcu 81 lcgcn, nc.
rnnC wic uir re in EuCrlru gctBnu ia.
bcu ulo tbnn. @crpuiicn sic oirfe
GBunrc udlt, iidl cine 0cimitnuC 5m
iihrru, On in Ercio muo SdbHbCit
nidlto pcrHleidCn iu bu6Cn icin uirn.
uuhbcm Oicir prrtauft iiuo. @crtaufer
tnaIidl unb Spuntnne nm glaH.
Silrcaur:
EucrlCa am Guopnnftc oCr SCldir.
]iDno cicitriidlcm Sinic
SClnrnUia In Der s9uBnuna oc5 0rn.
7. ". 0nuper.
Stnot9Hreanr:
&Sururb d 80, C8cidaitsih6rCr,
gir, 2tj, ct. Fnnl. straRr.
(22p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12
Glcftriid,c Sc6ouOlama fir Gatarrb.

g8a2 bon gICr5te ais cine falt itll'
6ci(borc aronfGcit bctradltet piro,
lit pcroltctcr &otorrG Der acblc uno
9tuic. IoB CT nidt Ieid]t Ger gciuobn'
lidcn Nict6oOc Der uucoi5iniid)en
99iiirnihoit pcidt lit tupblbcfonnt.
Gin 6oQ 5unt @cpeiS bniiir lit Der
bon Sru s Y Ecurion bon Stcuen'
ION I'M @rccn Spring'ToIlep. Scit
mCbrcrCn ,<obren botte CT onS6nler'
sen I'M &iidcn mo Der Nrltlt gelit'
tcn pcrbuuocn mit cincnt lditigcn
ihmcr}6oitcu Nuitcn uno 9ltbenibe'
idmcrOcn 3ipCi obcr orci gler5tc
bottcn i0u obnc linn Grlcf%erilng
jr idoiicn bcbun0clt unb cr INTO iei'
nc 6rcuroc iiirhteter, or bnbe lid)
(lr6crfuIoiC 5ugc}oNclt StlieBIif
mur0c cr ucronloBt Gr Sortlcp. Den
9talelt., acbI. mo Gbr.Spc5ioIiiten,
9tr. 81, g}oro.Yncoitrobe. 3l coniltI'
tiren, Der oen 6oa ioiort ais einen
tici pur5cluOcn aotorbb ertalrte.
0ica por I'M Nonuur 1900 "a er
erforntc, oub cincNcboubhmg ourtl
Wic0i}in nid)t oen guuitnlhten Gr'
iolg bate, lunuotc er GlettrijitGt nit
DEM bcnlCrtenalucrtben Heiultot an.
oub Sor. Ecarion int 5tunoe mar, fret
jlr alien ,}citen 0urd) beioe ytaienlo'
der 81 otbnlcr, icIbit iuenn CT all ei'
ncr 0rt0IhHQ inn aopie lit. uno
nod elmer ncbrnlonotthen 9rbano.
hmg lpor er uoQit0nOig furirt. gr
erfreut it'd beute auS0ejchneter
@eirtn0beit obnc 6ijdtebr ocs Gel.
oens, ooN iGnr lang olhaftetc nn0
ieine Critters pcrbittcrtc Or. Sort.
lep lit in mebrcrcu anocren 6Gaen
bcnlertcraluCrtb eriolBreid) gelpeien,
nie bon onocrcn Ncr5tcn iilr unbeil.
bar erfIGrt uoroen Wurcn, oSo.
turoup HcuiClu. (223-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12

Ncuummcn, tit Der 9Gni trgcnO weI@er
Waavrn ctue Sane ocs 3utraucnS.
Nnuft uou nus, unb 3Br fault uuu ei.
W." 'p0'''"'"h'" H""e.
Rtr ncbcu Smcu uuiCrc etpcnru
Coupons, orrr ucnn oeuanIdt, aranc
.,,,,,s
5rannGn1lt -i.ni, I.,, "ial@f ,lni. i5rtr,;, 2'''
2IGiCbr tOc.
0u,rbcrt. rpirr. 4nrtrr sin
~4gjS4o 5gjlaT Hj%Ir'' sInprm,r 4nfb 0tflc S'''
nit u Tlnf,bcu. cu.............. .Sl2o
Sabre alt &ouc @aaouc ....,S2,to
gtunu.(5cucncr tSrteocwnoln'eD
Nuriri anc Srdurulctoru aue
pcher Nlu1cn uuA JdcrcuInuT
bcIicu a,rirnut Swcn Ouusuru
ouriibcr }|nuc Cudrt t.........Si.00
,c, '"h "''' ~"''"" ~ Stt,
25SsaS a"s''.''sS $.@i,n 2':.1 .''"' e'9 s,oa
9:asoiS'ao pa s1S.''.' ".oa," s.".'5 siares ,S, oo,
. uncu criInliiiacu Ngitnnaue 5u
,S' ,oo,oa @O'y .om,o,! ngs,,'"'%Jm oimn,, S'"'
AuarliInlMe .............. '''.
ali
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12
SGnlmOrcS better gitbranocu crIudlt
um 1brr 5nipcltiou,
allies lit Aurul

ncuummrn, ift Der NGnf irgcub Wel6cr
NoarCu cine 2Gnc ocS 3utraucnS.
auuit upn nus, uuo 3Br tunft uuu ei.
ucm irucriaiiiGCu 'o0ue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12

Wir acbcu 5mcu unicrc ctacnrn
Coupons, orer wcmh aeluiinIdt grilnc
Stnmpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12
Baltimore, No sonnag ben T. Nusup 1906
Ooloemberg'S sSSen. S5SsS+S
%, 25 nno - @elt=9cringtOnsSn.
2OppItc :. C $. stumpS nit jOcm Giufan.
6, ruinnc it Hrm 3l)tnH erfdDla9Fm.
- @aO9Gltiac Mustebr aDer SummersgEOarcn.


$3.50 @omn8 aus N1inioof, nit
Eoiut Sc &ori9 N}c0djplou Spitcn
bcicbt; htr5c 2Icrmcl ...,....., 9Sc.
90. @cm0cn mt9 ucic1cr N&uaIur
6uitcnpotc ln0 gcilyttc Ginidbc 47c.
sos lmtcrr0fc ou3 Gambric nit
,.llmbreld" 9hTde ans ) Hcibcn
&aI. Spibcn................., S1.39
39c. llutcrtoincu ans Roiuioof nit
> 9}cibcn brcitcr Ginidbc; 3l-ll;
mur0cn ................. 29c.
SOC. &in0cr llntcrr0dc nit ,,ltn.
brclla" 9HjiitGc, nit Spjtcu mO Stit.
fcrci 6cictt ............... Poe.
$50 @ingbanl lm0 N}oOro& Sim.
Ocrtlci0cr, nit 6oltcunoiit&, @uimp,
nicorilcm ltudcu ) hia # Sabre;
morNcn ...................S SIC.
S. amocrflci0cr ans mmftirtcr
SmiB. Nofca nit &ol. Gjui0Bcu unO
ipibcn6cicbtcr Bertha; Spibcn an
aIciorod; 6 bis If &ohrc, .. $3.40
OinItcrsSpibcu nm Stidcrcicu.
2Oc. uuo 25c, SniB unO Gombric
CcIcn. m0 n6lul0c" StidcreielL
6rcitc 6lolmcen lmO Gni0bc, 121ac.
30c. Seine @oumuo0 Spjten -
800 Stiidc - 6reitc |ojnt sc Earia,
GoI unO Slump Spibcu ..... 10c.
$500 y 3oQ. Gnmbric, 9}oinioof
m0 SpiB yollopcr" Stidcreicu; ein.
5cInc Stijdc. 2urO rO,....,.. 79c.
&reitc aIciorod 5lolmciH0a, oiIcnc
WhlIter, S1piB lno Gombrica unO
Stidercicn fiir llntertoillcn. 2a 25c.
1Oc Gordon Spibcn aontcn unO
@inidtc, icbonc ouiioQcn0c N}uitcr
Nur0 ......................312c. 3 12c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12
Gr. 224.
&cri i6tnOrunB
1T YanaMa,
Sic6cujcbu culnmhildDc pScnerGlc"
in Bahama ucrbaftct.

Der NcrldrmorH9 Aegcn tdtIollaIe
Ncoutc anacidldoigt @urOen
bci ciucr frji6cren Hepolltion
Cur6 &au6jiige obcrii6mt. -
g2crOcn 0cportirt. - Cine 91ebo'
mtiou lcGcn @rdiiOcnt Goltru
Don &cnepucIa BcpIuut.
Fuuuma, #. 2hlguit. - Die
NolBci nrrctirte Gcitcru 2lben6 II
Goum6iancr irilbcre rcponltiondre
Generate, ouf 0ic 2JriAulOiNung Der
&cridW0rlnH lcBcn Gobc ndtiondlc
Ncamtc. Sic mcr0cn ais gaeiGbrs
lihc 2hiSlGuOcr" ocportirt luerOcn.
0ic @eiongencu jeidncten iib in Ser
NopoJution Don 1900 OurA Hullbs
iiile inn &nuen oc5 %ItbmtS ans.
Gin Mcrifuncr. Namena 9hli} Sun'
OoplI mtr0c cbenioQ9 cingelteft.
Sdmmtlihc Tcrboitctcn luarcn tiirja
ljj in Nonono ongcIongt
Scfrct0r 2Irioa lucigcrt iih, Die
Gm3c(bcitcn ii6cr 0eH 9lnihIng Be-
fauut 5u MAIDEN, eS ocrIautct ieoof,
Oab gcmiiic O}itgIicoer Der Iiberalen
Yortci in Eonomu Oorin perpifeIt
im0. 2l0c 8ciabr iheint porbei SIT
ieiu. Die 3uitGnoe iinO norlnal, oa
0uo GubIifum iiebt, OoB bic Yoli5ei
ser &crihmorcr 6ob6oit GelporOen lit.
Ncm Die Gcrihm6rlmg rrfoIgreib
Qcpeicn pGre, 1Gtte cS ihlimm tilr
sic Republif Yanomo ouSGeeben.
9lni d lag gegen = afro.
q cm Oorf If. 2IuguIt. - Die
=, ,Iri6unc" iagt Dente: .8encrul 2ln-
tonio EnraOes, Elm ic1r fobigcr pene'
5uelouiiAcr 6ccriii6rcr. iii aerooe
bon 1riui0aO bier angelmlgt. um cine
Neuoltion gc9eu @r6iiOent Galtro
Su plancu Gr crfI6rt irci uno ofIen,
onB On9 Scr einjigc 3lucd ieineS
&omncnS udd) Relp.Dorf ci ltn0 er
miroc uidt e1er in Die 6ciTntb 5u'
riidfc6rcrL bis er icineu 3iuef cr.
rcidt babe. Seine 2lbiiht ici, ingt
cr, @aiicn III erlanBcn; ougenbIid-
lid Jet sic bette 3eit, cine crioI8rcihe
Icpomtion geGcu Goitro III Scene gu
ictcn ooS MliIitdr in 8cne5uela
murte mr ooraut ooB Oie i'm Nus
lanOe bciipolihen 2unosIcute ben
rritcn Shldg iiibrtell."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12
6criigc &lciNnuaSitiifc sn Gnrcm
Ci0CnCn @SrCiV.


S12 bis SIS IS icinc Otn0Cu 9ln=
3iigc aus &onoma luh mo &oilc
uno Sud- BUR 2h9mobI. 90. S6.73
s. mO $6 fcine Qmon S6irnpaiit
2lnjijge, nit id0neu Stidcrcicu be.
icbt Observation-Disclosures. 50. 40
$50 bis $25 }[dt tbcurc S6irt-
poiit 2lBjjgc, 0ohicin nit toitipic-
IiQcn SpiBcu 6cictt t........ $50
$3.50 ser gnn3c &orrotb meiBcr
@nmcu alciOr0dc; sum- 2MaperGmli
lnorAen ......................toc. toc.
$50 icinite &n6io 2inou Shirt.
mniit 2In}jilc, nit bobicinen Stjdc.
rclcn brCbt. ................ $500
81 @urtic &noi1 2iuon SbirtuOiit
9In3iiqc, nit Stidercicn bcicbt. Ser.
icbcntt iiir iiir................. 69c.
Gcbtc SInStrbr UOn SOmmcr Ent
lunnrCn.
So uuo So Qarnirtc 6iltc, cine
SHonoc 0ieicl6cu 5u pcrihIcuocrn
tllr .,...........,........Sl.70
$3.50 lmO s. uiht goruirtc 6iitc;
Milon @ciIcft mo Iuacou Strob
fiir 49c. NM. 10................. 59c.
75c. bis ST @hmen, Die popuIor.
item Der Saiion allc Torbcn un0 f1it
allc Sortcll....................l0 l0c.
GDrietS.
2tQe beIie6teu Sorten mie n. &
s.; ". q; s. y; Ncmo, ao6o lmO
onOcre ncue O}oOclle ..........S $40.
0oa gauge Eager utiercr rcBltId
rem SOC. Natiitc uuO IiiQ Goriet9,
O|outdg .................... 39C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12
Baltimore &SbtD
Grfuri;omcn

uur Baltimore.
S25u-GRmbCrlnnn uno luritd.
StT0-NCrtCicn Spriun5 uuo ihrdd
St2j-MartucbHrn nun inrhd.
Si.2J--lOnTpcr'c NcTrn Huh burhd.
Sonntaa. ben 10. 9iuguh.
SpcIuBup pcrldGt ,y,uuni,tpOul
ziuttuu $50 NiorAene Gnmocr
5iutioU zoe Nioracno
BBilHoclpHiu unb jnritf.
81 .5O--GbCitcr uuo 6urid.
ST yptlminntuu uuo inriId.
Suuutua, ben ~. 9Iupuit
SpC}iulIuR pcrIdbi Gunlocll Eta
tiun 500 WiurNcus Wtuunt NUrul
station sos .QiurpeHs Hlldiubrt
ucrdbt FGiIuScIpbin 700 Hbcnoo
S5.0O-9lunntie sim, Gupc Wian, eru
Sole Gttn mn Ocean Gin, Nh,
Iuo 5uritd, icOrn Sretnp uue SuW'
itn1, OillttN lllr ole Nildlabri bis
3um fOgCnhru Scniida. einicblcG
LID Nis ann 81 Septentbcr
$1,000 Winnurn5nne II. 6nrld, 9SrCitGa,
II 9IuNuit Nluctc ailltia sllr Sins
fnbrt aui Dem 5pe3nl5uoe. 6Cr
Gdmocn Nu6Hbof s.3j WlorOCua
Miuut Roma, fQnbu6oi $40 l}pr
acnS bcrldBt 3nr Niidfabd lllr
glbite6cr rad Toronto ii, 9Dou
fuHo S5lnnhs
9mf her Hiidreife 9lufentbaIt In
buffalo. Rodeiter. 8enebu gSut
fins @len. Glcu Gummit GprinQ5
unb Uuutb Gbunf geftntiet.
g9eitcre Griurinncn tuerotr nm
II, mn %. Srpicmber ocrnniiulirt
l22l ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
IimCnin's NrMrIiN Mind

Lincoln's .lind was orderly. thnpaI his methods We're not He neseiegiei details because his thought, Wti.cI }tsss ''aS direct a.s ti.GtlJ. passed instantly to the vital spot, and ail else seemed unimportant. If can free this case from techniyaIities and get il property ' swuug to tlle jury I'll win it," he useI to say; and this WAs his mental att tude toward all legal questions. He had no training in t,rhuicalitirs H% ltHs as the firm of Stuart X Lincoln lasted. and it is doubtful if any teaching would have qualified him fer attorney wora or made him Il master of detail. Yet as an office lawyer such as rules the deStinies of our modern corporate In- terests. he probably would have =heeli invaluable. His mind comprehended large subjects without the slightest ef- fort. Once concentrated on an issGe he passed directly to the point, disre- garded the thousand and one contin- gencies, all the academic pros and cons and reduced the problem to it's simplest possible form. - Frederick Trevor Hill in Century
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Tact D,,.l Policy.

A high fence should be built between the words tact and policy for the bene= fit of those Who cannot see the border ing Inc.
 "oh. 1 have no tact" they say with q satisfied air. "T9"t and policy are things knaN, nethiug about
 And yet tine two qualities are as dis- (;nct ;ts north s.nd soil,il. Tact comes from the heart, and policy from the head. Policy i.s inspired by selfish inter csts and is d treacl!crors qualify that ono might well boast the lack of. Tact springs within from an unWilingncss to hurt feelings. and it is the mark of innate kindness that has no personal motive Tact is no enemy to truth. It offers truth on salver instead of throwing it in the face, that's all.-Phil- adelphia Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Street Crowds In Caracas.

One of the features of the city of Ca racas, Venezuela, that most strongly impresses foreigner is the rapidity with which a crowd gathers in the streets. This is best eXemplified when some of the many wandering musi- cians, in whom Caracas abounds, pre- pare to give an fmpromptu open air concert Their first notes no sooner echo through the ncighDorhood than there gathers to listen a vast thfong that almost blocks up the taofodgIfafe The cobblers and all the other tenants of the entries, having no doors to open or stairs to descend, are on the spot ;tl most instanter. They eagerly drink ill the music but at the sane time bear q wary eye upon the hats Of the muSi= cians, and no sooner do they observe the slightest indication that one is about to be taken off for the purpose of taking up collection by passing it around among the crowd than they dis appear even more quickly than they came.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Clear IJsc of 4inFI p.

The manager ot d New ! .r> tl4cater tells the following st...a He;'- formaucc ot '-lt5pA .ts.s.. .,." ty us1 late Joseph lt., "fs.a iae -f.s..e;-yr. 'so was Stms.H- Fl l.-a t,e7s. arec' I countrymTn lowering about tAr "l trance i'll an uncertain Nay. Finally. as with d d1te@1aiaat.ast t4= 90 .,t,' limit the cotnHymaH taaeIt a tic.,vt and entered tl" !ocsa' X lirI. wal, after lhe manager h4R:4424+e-l La l-.s j4 the lah- by a-ajn, when IEe e3H0rynau eaiDp out with all expression of iut,uSe dis gust upon his face.
 Well, how do you like the show - the manager inquired. with secret amusement.
 The iratc farmer grew confidential.
 Say, mister" he replied. "I'u soin tew have a mighty hard time splainin tew MarAndy what done with them tew dollars, but you kin bet l won't tell her l paid it tew see an old fcllcr fill up on Ticker an' go ter sleep when 1 could a' gone up ter th"r tavern at thcr Corners an a seen old Rill Hard tree dew it fer nothn't"- Success Mag aZine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
As,aen;.5a2entA Ag2e5pcted.

Laura" said Air. Ferguson, hurried ly explaining matters in the kitchen, T didn't want to bring the man home to dinner, but he kept staying and staying at the office, and I just had to ask him. You will have to put as go <. a face on il as you can."
 @'.If you think I'm going to change my face on his account, George Fer guSon." said his spouse, red and an- gry, you'll have to think again. You may bring him out to dinner right now."--Chicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
C2tkiyli. PeGRfe ta axs~c!l.

When l was e,.a12iaIlg the church bsii> of jile :s.55 iss=zs.:s.ss e. E5@&shire sJa-e EcHr.; &seea ss.=za fo : T" .4qcc called Fo"'ea. en s'te w; '1"tNee,f Nation an.i Bfi7:ia@t1a Ii ,t.-; q very primitive E';,ea. Grfse sHt O. f"ain Hde Wo.i... the few iHh8bitaid n@rIly knowing the road over the hilltop tls tie next place naatGlga.trd TLe d- minutive building which serves as a church is built near the brow of the hill. It has no tower. bell turrct or bell cot. On inquiry found that it had no bell. The parson came over on horseback now and then from d neiGhboring parish, tied up his horse outside the church, opened tho door. put on his surplice and then walked to the top of the hill and cracked his whip several times, and then We knaws as it's time ii gang ii chotch," said my informant on the spot.-London Notes and Queries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
IAincs Nafsresi .Iniln.


 John I. of the "eastern emPire' was poisoned by ] servant; John " was deposed and had his eyes put out: John Y. ruled aHlF in nane and lived in constant dread Of a&sassins; John VI. was depased and died in prison One of the Swedish Johns was driy- ell out of his kingdom by his subjects, and another was l.elittlea and defeated at every turn. John I. of France had a short and disastrous reign, and J ohn II. was q prisoner of tie English for years. A long list of Johns have changed their titles when taking on kingly robes because of the sopersti- ton that q John" ruler cannot be otherwise than unfortunate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
The Seq Otter.

The sea otter combines the habits of a seal With the intelligence and anus ing character of the otter When met in herds far out at sea, which is but seldom now, they are Vommonly seen swimming on their backs. They even eat their food lying in this position on the water, and nurse their young ones on thetl, chests between their paws, eX- actly as south sea island mother swims with her baby in the water. When swimming in this attitude they even shade their eyes with their paws when the sun dazzles then
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Druggists and Borrowing.

New York druggists are frequent bor- rowers. Only the most complete phar- macies are constantly supplied With all the drugs required in compromising medicines. When a druggist is asked to fill a short notice prescription calling for some drug that he does not happen to have on hand, he does not take time to telephone to a wholesale house for the missing ingredient, but sends around to the nearest drug store and tries to borrow it. It is a peculiar fea- ture of the situation that druggists sel- dom buy anything outright from each other They merely borrow, then, after having replenished their stock from the wholesale houses they pay back the loan.-New York Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
CARD oFTHANKS.

The fair committee desires to ex- press it's heartfelt thanks to all those "ho have assisted in making tho temple Far such an overwhelming success. whether it was through per sonal services, through donations in casil or in goods, through loan of arti- .ies or in any other way. Such a iarge number of people were so gener- JUS to us that we find it impossible '' write separate letter to each as we should like. to do.
 THE COMMITTEE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
" Frightened the Bride to Death

In the Church Of Christian at pisek, in Bohemia. a marriage WIS about to be solomnZed between Anna KoSlin. aged nineteen. and Il youih of her choice. Bride and bridegroom stood all ready before the altar. where were lighted tapers. Before the priest could unite the bridal pair one of the taper5 became sC<'denlX eXtinanizhc,i. X lodd shriek calne from the hriee, and she gaspcd, '.,teiHe ktfze iSt er.oschen." eNy taper is eXtiHsgiSdeFt..l and sank unconscious inta tHe arms ol thc bride groom Immed5Ttpfy ail attention WIS turned to the e3aaItiy5n of the briie Several at.paHs WeEa mHtl4 |, revive the poor %jtl, etia }ain. 1'hp bride. in her ch&plet and veil died at the al. tar rails. The superstition of ike vil- l#ges of the plain is that If q EghteG taper becomes eXtihatiShed on either sisie of tle ;;i5,si tie person standing CD Chat ~.e.e oft'io altar where the light Went ouf viii suffer dire calamity.- London News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
HoW's This?

we offer one hundred dollars re- "'fu TOT any case of catarrh that can Ao' De cured by Halls Catarrh cure.
 F. J. CHENEY 6 CO.,. Toledo, o. we, the undersigned, have known s' o. Cheney for the last 15 years, and ~, sv''eVe him perfectly honorable in a' business transactions and finan- t'a'iy able to carry out any obliga- 'ons made by his firm.
 Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
 ', wholesale Druggists, Toledo, c nalls Catarrh Cure is taken in- >, t.rnally, acting directly upon the .ooo tou. and mucous surfaces of. the sys- -s % testimonials sent free. Price, e, per bottle. Sold by all druggists stipation. ~ ~