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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-10

desire to know the reason for our
observance of the 6lble Sabbath, the
seventh day of the week But we
know that Sabbath-keeping means a
great deal more than to rest one day
| in seven, that 1t has TO do with every
act of life. Men will estimate our
Sabbath-keeping, and they have a
right to do so, by our daily conversa-
tion and department.
Second, the need of preparation
to meet God in this annual camp
meeting.
Third, the need of preparation
to meet Him when He comes in His
glory in the clouds OF heaven" The
speaker read two texts of scripture
describing the character of the people
who are prepared to meet the Lord at
His coming, "In their mouth was
found no guile for they are with
lout fault before the throne OF Cod
view of his people. But there is
positive view as well, Here. is the
patience of the saints, here are they
that keep the commandments Of God
and the faith CT Jesus TO be COM
mandment-keepers means nothing
less than to be right with God all
the time in everything. To have the
faith of Jesus will be necessary BE-
fore we can finish the work commit
ted to our hands. believe that God,
by His Holy Spirit, will impress us
with these thoughts and with our re-
sponsibili.,es and the duties that we
owe to each other and this blessed
cause we represent. believe that
we will open our hearts to Him in
earnest prayer and that we will pray
las never beforer that we may re-
ceive what is in store for us and give
this message to those with whom we
lcome in contact. Now may the Lord
bless You all and keep you in the
love Of the truth and use you to His
Glory"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-10

See Beatty & Longs Shoe Win
dow.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-10

Liptons Teas. r. II. Lewis & Co
8-8-21t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
n.s,;4ies Of tho Oyster.

S.n tr.r,;scan hss discovered q
new uletboi Of cutting snort '''' "a
that promise to become 800 sons "'a.'
I'd An acquaintance Of his VINO aa'
/. local reputation as bore WINS . s..'
dsy holding forth at sofae length ~ '.e'
tLe csIifornian interrupted him WV:
"By Tho way. did ever tell soo 'h
story Of the OYSTER
On receiving a negative rers nc e''
Unued: =. sat
az seems that VIXEN oysters are "a =
en- from the sea they often oHen LIZ,
shells 50 that the Juice OF 9ffio'a ~,
ont As this is unde>ifa Die. 'ne e.fe.'
enced ovs,er gatherer has tuo e' ".
ter close at hand into which the e's'
&c nInnaed as soon as ii begins t" "pe
its she'll 49,, y
well. and What them asked u
ather as the narrator ransea.
The San Franciscan smiled -.
"Oh aftcr awhile the oyster lcs :
To tean IFS mouth shut. he Eeaii'f ~
quietly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
EYER WATCHFUI..
A tile *are viii Save Many Pine
tun Readers Future TroubIe.

Atch the kidney secreuons.
, that they have the amber hue
of alth; ~
freent; = -
ntain no "brick-dust like" sedi-
NJ.
ans Kidney Pills Will do this for
ye
ey watch the kidneys and cure
tn When they're sick.
S, N. J. Long Of 1919 East Fiftb
aue, Pine Bluff. Ark, says: Dur
'Tast spring I had an exceptionally,
attack of kidney ailment. Nv
became SO bad that it was with
,ulty that | could get around. I
noticed Irregularities of the
ey Secretions and they contained
INDY sentiment which settled to
bottom. Seeing Doan's Kidney
highly endorsed by many peopIe
m | knew, l went to Mann-Tank-
sy's drug store and got box. /
ID myself entirely cured, the
sness IN ~ hack having disan-
ed and the action Of the udneys
rs become regular. II is with
sure tha: I can highly recommend
MS Kidney Pills" For sale by
: dealers. Price 30 cents, Foster
'urn Co. Buffalo, New YORK, sole
ats for the United States.
emember the name-Doan's-
take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31

The expression Fudge! wh
heard so often nowadays, Is not
ono. On the contrary, its origin
back to the reign of Charles IL,
there was u sea captain wh<
named Fudge.
No matter how unsatlsfacto'
voyage, this nautical man alwa
turned with an endless string (
posterous tales Of great deeds al
cess. His propensity for falsify
came so we'll known that VIII
any one was heard telling a gu
able exploit, it became the Gus
cry, ooh, you Fudge it.-F!'
Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
A FIGHT In the Aiy.


". 4, Webb. The author Of "Bnfalo
Wand tells IBIS cat story:
The chicken hawk Of the west is II
ssyase and dangerous enemy, but once
vne Of these sir pirates got worsted
was sitting in front of the doctors o.
Zee when hawk shot down with Won
4erful rapidly Of winq-so fast that
tts shadow seemed hardly 10 reach tn"
earth before its body. 1t pounced upon
the Doctors favorite kitten, which lay
esleep on the GRASS, and made of With
IT. At an elevation Of about dfty feet
puss recovered from its surprise ami
went 10 work for liberty. Its feline
mind was exercised TO establishment
nnN wrath. Twisting Ike weasel,
tts claws care uppermost, and to my
streaming gaze a sight presented Itself
unnch like feather bed being rippcl
open in midair. The amazed hawk
received new light on the subject OF
prey, let 20 and made off like badly
4 p,ucked goose bnt The eat came safely
4 10 esrth-on IFS feet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
~. Ideal Comr,un"I|

u perhaps be pas OIL. to
an unwarranted e ''r,r
\ dignity of labor, :, b. .pu,
n the oecai'"' 4boi
phrase we mean ,, !. aa0
Enorahle lot of , all cit aye
! labors Of whate'e ,ilitv
/ same level Of res 9. Ii,
/ might venture y an
Eeven to the Labor IRON
zor therein AL "'e ,..tera'
Ely hedsed eallow ,,sGoo'.
Acond summer ~
|per's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
ann Hair a Marx cf NcNs

hden times excessively Long
Considered a marx Of h2ao'
For many centuries long
in France the distinctive Ma
The ancient Persians Az.
Is of high caste wore long, ff
while the poorer classes
red to cut theirs short. I
hks of the long haired Gree
Y Of distinction.
\ he Gauls considered long b
Ark of honor, but Caesar O
lem to cut it off in token OF ST
Ion. Long hair was thought b
franks to denote high birth. al
Eoths looked upon it as a dist
mark Of culture and honor. Shor
was considered by nearly all II
nations to denote thraldom, and
NV criminals have their heads s.
Denver Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
o,....nt Names Fer Waves

They have curiously different haN
for waves about the coast oi vi
r,ritain The Peterhcad folk can
,arcc breakers that fall with a az
nm the beach by the GRIM han
@Xn,rava Norway carpenters.
tbe low Lincolnshire coast. as Oh
southwestern Atlantic fronting shel
those islands. the srandly long
hraken waves are known as 'foiie
Among east Anglians q heavy ;
tnn,hlins in with an ofshore vino
In calm. IS called by the expires
NAME Of "slog.n while well mal
swell rolling in independently OF
blowing, is called a home ne
no wind" a Suffolk fisherman VIII
"hnt nasty home on the hcach.
folk men also speak OF the bark
the surf, and a sea covered with
: Is spoken of as Feather white
,oam Itself is known rs spoon az
$ 81 in the ycrnacular, we Rave H.
: SEA was Az a feather white with :
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
Art and Happiness.

Artists are not as a class the
ct Of mortals, but that is becau
fail to relate the ideal ration
NE rather than because they Al
a 10 standards of perfection.
piness comes upon them as 1t
upon any one else-in conseGu
sSolly and indifference end willf'
- their devotion to art, whic
ten he'd 70 be the cause Of tn
fortunes, is In reality the only
ing factor in their }ives---Bliss
In Craftsman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
Business Creed

believe in the Stuff am handing out.
in the Firm l working for uand in nv
ability to get results.
believe that honest Stuff can be hand.
ed out to hone est men by honest methods.
l believe In working, not weeping; i'm
costing, not knocking; a nd in the pleasure
of my job.
believe that q man gets what he goes
otter. that one deed done today is worth two
deeds tomorrow. q nd that no man is down and
ont until he has lost faith i'm himself
believe in today and the work am do
ing. in tomorrow and the work 1 am to do,
and IN the sure reward whcht : ture holds
believe in courtesy. i'm kindness, in sem
crosby. in good cheer. in friendship in honest
competition.
believe there is something doing some-
where for every man ready to do it,
believe am ready ri Int now.
Worker
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
Sure Cure,

Here's q letter from a youna
said the answers to correspond
ftOr, who wants to snow how
break himself Of the cigarette
Tell him to marry q strong
woman who objects 10 ct grow
snake eiitor.--Chicsgo News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
Not Her Bltsiness.

husband = Another new dress!
acre DO voa suppose | shall get the
ney from 70 pay for it, Wife You
st excuse ME. didn't marry you
give yog hnaUcIal advice.
ooan's Resulets cure constipation,
g the stomach. stimulate the liver,
mote digestion and appetite and
y passages OF the bowels. Ask
II druggist FOR them. IS cents a
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
The Veterinarians

DIR. WATSON,
Graduate Ontario Veterinary e.
lege, Toronto Canada, class ly,ti
Three year course
DIR. MASON,
Graduate New York State w
Urinary College: Cornell Lnlr
sity, class 1905. Three
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
A Crowd ID Not Con,n,nv.

Oh l;fl!e DO tAcn perceive what sol;
3 is an1 now far il extendeth, for q
80 is nol eonpaiiy, and faces a~e
gallery o. p.cturcs, and talk hut
mixing tynhHi where there is NO
s.-Haron s Essay on "Friendship."
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
,,.;,,tion Of Ebony.

l. "a tvo processes, says
q. eMopthly. IN siSe IN the y
aes NAN. ns Take a fine @ra
o. ' .,o,| use ! rench black
q !. Al nlsr i with fine colorlng
nav III i.ir drying black va
y :. -, d. This, however,
" .s,ty ieial colorine, and
Y - gear off the light co
~ 80 The other method
n, or four times any 9
MA n boiling connection Of
/, NM ns it 10 dry between
~. Then wash with a
q ate of iron, which IS Il
mig iron filings in vlh ls
Aa,s very black and pene}I
.l.,ood so that ordinary n
sung will not show 'ne vi
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
What Is a Bs by?

A baby: That which make
happier, love stronger, patient
er, hands buster, nights long
shorter, the past forgotten, tn
brighter.-Rupert's Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
Ihe Onion podoe.

j Incredible rs il may seem, said the
Reflective. there are many shopllfters
kho steal by lie agency q the onion
hese men. before setting out upon
MIR contemplated crimes, eat Of raw
Mons ahundHtly. Then they stroll
AZ the silyefsmiths Or the haoerdash.
h or the jewelers. mat they propose
Strob.
Show ne those large solitaires SUI
rndea with pigeon blood rubles
plse.' says the Jewel thief.
he clerk brings forth The tsaE o
Us and. lending over il the taie
Lii with admiration. His face clos
e clerks. he 81 chs again. And II
81 nogtrils culver, and be tafl
Il his head. The inspection Of Il
60 pds continu's for some minute
u nos The tA'e' Keeps ,I's,, SFsa,
a. ass "a and hence it is no wena
s SSH, ~" New SS' York x r ri
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31

No man has learned anythinl
until he. Knows that ovosJ
ooemsd4y.-- Emerson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31
An Epitap',n

II An Ep.tap',nymy
I little chnrchyard these
wales, is a tomes
Upon it; We
h cros.in. Ger tm ~
John Morgan 40 10
But It was not ,, ~
But by "a ra''vs man to
/, Morgan was p,ai9Ahe
ranatside harlsip !,
tai penalty A. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31

Not Lcss lot Of me-
apa this papfss cut Oh. Die
OA,e had theft wlp ax
6ey ut them If " Asrp move"
No my boy; WV
Baltimore America
Railroad srs,, =. ','es coal as' HIS HIS
engineer ede,.r, u g pssd to be +
Assistant-I r.sAl
1l0itoP -EHdW
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-31

Athat Thy q MAY
Is Set In 3 ropes al
wots eWE4 boy who Pad regular
tached t. them at pr, weight OF
intervals, even whes, stronge,,'
metal is SO great % EN- sensibl'
ian could scarcely r.ngth in de-
he did not apply yTals.-Helm
inmate periodica
t..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-08
THIRTY THOUSAND LOCOMOTIVES.
Baldwin Works Record Since 1s70-Presi-
dent Converses Story.

Philadelphia Feb. THE BaldTins completed
their thirty thousandth locomotive yesterday, and
10 signalize the reaching OF the milestone in the
eoncern's history a big white pennant bearing the
figures 3d. 600 was run up the flagstaff above the
ONCE az Broad and Spring Garden streets. The
displaying OF the pennant was the only celebration
Of the event by Burnham, Williams & Co.
I have seen the production Of about twenty
eight thousand Of the thirty thousand locomotives
turned out in these shops" said President Con-
verse. When I came here IN 1870. although the
works had been IN operation about thirty-seven
Tesrs only two thousand locomotives had been
constructed
1T was the ambition Of the management when I
soined Il get the output up TO one locomotive a
day, OF three hundred IN year, and that vas &C
coIlpiished about 1872. Since then the capacity
has steadily increased TIL now IL might be placed
nine locomotives 2 day. In 1870 the concern
employed twelve hundred men. The employees OF
The Baldwin Locomotive Works in this city and at
Eddystone, near Chester. number IS. ZOO
The construction Of engine No. 10000 be-
Run about three months ago in the main shop. For
more than a week 1t has been at 18th street and
Penn ylvania avenue To be tested and to receive
Is finishing touches. To-day II Will be sent its
purchasers II Was built for the Pittsburg. Shaw
NUT & Northern Railroad
900 is 4 heavy locomotive. de-
aligned chiefly for freight "pusher service on heavy
grader Its weight is about ZS6.000 pounds, eXclu-
sve Of the tender. Including the tender its weight
s. bout 45s 900 pounds II has single cylinders, 2S
by 30. and is fitted with a superheater in the
zrnolzcbox The superheater is of novel construc-
sion. designed by S. NJ Fauclain. II has 4,79s
square feet Of heating service This Is very large
TIE boiler is wagon top 1884 inches in diameter.
The freboX is feet long by 81 feet on the inside
There are five pairs Of drawing wheels. each 81
inches IN diameter. and there is a pony truck.
with small wheels front and back. ] ne capacity OF
fhe tank is unusually large-S,500 gallons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-08
FUNERAL OF ELMER S. DUNDY.
Many Friends of Snowman Present at Ser
vices in Mothers House

The funeral Of Elmer s. Dundy, Of Thompson 81
Dundy. the builders of the II!ppodrome, who died
on Tuesday. was held yesterday at the home OF his
mother in the Amidon apartment house. Broad
way and SD street. Many friends were present
and flowers filled the reception room where the
casket was placed A floral pail over the casket
contained six thousand volets given by friends Of
the Hippodrome.
Among those present at the funeral were Lew
Fields George NJ. Conan, J. J. Mcclure. Edward
Wakefield Mrs NJ. Hawley, Miss Frances G.
Eartb. ] A. Kilborn. Hugh Thomas, Harry Walsh
Henry Rei Michael Lynch, Arthur Voegtlin, w.
II Foote. Horace Kilborn, James j.. Taylor and
other members of the theatrical profession Mrs
Elmer Dundy, who was at Newark, Ohio, at the
time of her husbands death. was present at the
funeral r, ,.--
1-bendore W HamIjn. Walter II. Topper Charles
II Robertson. John Kilborn and Charles e. Easter
brooks The services were conducted by the Rev.
Ferdinand S Wilson, Of Bayonne \. J. The
J.,rial was IN the old MoraVan Cemetery, Staten
I ~ I'd where Judge Dundy his father. and his
sister Mrs Luna Dundy Newman. are buried: 1t
vas lust a year ago that Mr. Dundys sister died.
and Luna Park was named after her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-08
SALESTORY PREMATURE
Ne7o Haren Has Not Yet Sold
Steamboat Conn anv

-. ne report from New Haven that the New Eng
. .aHo NAVIGATION Company, which is controlled by
nc ne" York New Haven C Hartford Railroad
company, has been sold TO Charles w Morse and
his associates appears 10 be Mt least nrer,a+,ra
man closely identified with the New Hayens man
aGement said:
nroSIos couldn't say that negotiations have been in
subn5itted 5 ~ II Is TACT that proposition
Inc directors Of the New Haven road have taken
expressed their dsaPpr@ Sa Puf b nqg S have
" q. me New England Navigation COMPANY There
but do not think that the Morse proposion viii
Waig Up Tor consideration at that meeting The
Co ltIo 9teunShlp company sold recently TO
company having relations with and controlled Nv,
eafion ne" Hayen but not 70 the New England Navi-
n aGGdes the purchase Of the Maine Steamship Com
P"'S as Wei! as the navigation company.
Mr. Morse and his close associates were among the
original promoters of the New York G Port C,bos
ter Railroad. According TO an unconnrmed report
yesterday this electric road in the rnanaEement
OF "ilch Mr. Morse is said to be extremely inhuen-
tal, Is to be or has been sold TO the New Haven
"hch thus would absorb a rival which. in time
When Its plan of building through to Boston should
nave been worked out, might have offered 10 It
costly and uncomfortable competition This story
however, had 1t that the New England Navigation
Company's properties were to be turned over to
Dit. Morse as quid pro quo, and the best iuforma-
ton which could be had yesterday was that the
New Haven road was not 10 part with its steam
boat properties.
The Morse interests now control the Eastern
Steamship Company, operating lines between Ros-
ton and Portland; the Metropolitan Steamship
Company, operating line OF vessels on the outside
route between this city and Boston. the fleet of
which Is to be strengthened by the addition OF two
me turbine steamers now building; the Mallory
steamship Company and tho Clyde Steamship Com
pany, the vessels Of which run between New York
and ports IN the Southern States. These lines arc
10 be merged II IS understood, IN the $50 600 90
Con5ioiddated Steamship company, organized re-
clusion also In that corporation OF the steamboat
properties Of tho New York, New Haven g. Hart
ford Railroad Company would give the Morse in
terests virtually a monopoly of the Coastvise
shipping trade Of the Atlantic side OF the United
States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-08
p. r. Il. APPLICATION UP.
Strong Opposition to Tearing Up
SD and SD Streets.

chief Engineer Rice reported TO the Rapid Transit
Commission yesterday that open cut work was nee
essary IN 32d and SD streets. between Fifth and
Sixth avenues, prosecute the construction Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad tunnels but said that in
stead Of giving the contractor 600 running feet from
curb TO curb IN which work he could be re
strcted TO 200 feet in 33d street and 80 feet I'm
52d street. Just east Of Sixth avenue Mr. Rice
said the open work could be done in a years time
The property owners IN the streets affected were
on hand with protests yesterday. and succeeded in
inducing the commission defer action until next
Tuesday
Eugene A. Philbil. representing the United EnEl-
neeTing and Contracting Company. which is doing
the tunnel work. said that he had made an agree
ment with George c. Bodt and with the proprIe-
tor OF the Hotel Cambridge by the terms OF which
his client had agreed not TO obstruct the entrances
OF their hotels. He said that the hotel men named
preferred to have the work done in the daytime
rather than at night, at first proposed. and the
Board Of Health also insists that the work be done
in the daytime.
M BIddle representing the estate of William
Aston. and Colonel William jay. representing the
New York Cab Company, said that Mr.. Philbn had
failed acquaint them with the plans Of the com
pany and they therefore ask for weeks time I'm
which to learn just what the contractor proposes
Mr. Philbin asked for immediate action lie Said
that the hold-up Of the tunnel work causing his
company loss Of about 81 600 day. and the labor
the work Were losing $1,000 day on account
bound his company to guard any property holder
against loss, and there was no good reason for de-
lay.
Counsel for William F. Havcmeyer asked for
weeks delay. Mr.. Philbin told him his clients
property rights were not affected.
President orr told the disputants that he would
give them until next Tuesday get together and
agree terms satisfactory to property owners
And If you disagree at the end OF that time
Wei determine for YOU said Mr.. Orr
Rapid Transit Company to use its best rolling stock
in the proposed subway loop connecting the bridges
after Chief Engineer Rice had reported that the
company's newer cars were thoroughly substantial.
although not entirely hreproof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-08
PHILIPPINE DUTY CASE.
German Corporation Gets Decision
for Return of $40, 900.

Coudert Brothers, attorneys for c. Heinszen,
German corporation have obtained a decision
from the United States Court OF Claims in an
action brought for the of $4,000 paid in duties
on merchandise entered in the Philippine Islands.
The present case is one of many similar cases In
yolynfy in the aggregate nearly 100000.
The real question involved in the actions il the
constitntonality Of the order promulgated by
President Mckinley establishing the tariffs for the
philippines in 1885 by virtue of his office of COM
,,,,er i'm chief Of the United States armed forces
i'nder "a previous action, brought by Warner
3arnes & Co. $4,000, was recovered through de
i{sion ~ the United States Supreme Court. one
week later however matters were complicated by
'o,arasv voting ratify ana confirm all duties col
loctcd Notwithstanding the decision Of tb" Su
premc Court. -
In April the case viii again come before the court
u hic5 viii be asked pass on tho question of tho
consttutiouality of the act under which the taxes
were collected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-08
POWDER COMPANY TO DISSOLVE.

Justice Leventrtt. in the Supreme Court, ap-
nointed yesterday Leopold Wallach. of No. 33
Wall street, receiver of the assets and property
Of the National Powder Company of No 349
Fifth avenue. a New York corporation. in pro-
ceedings brought by William 4. Bartle, who
owns one-half Of the capital stock of the COM
many. TO wind up the affairs of the corporation.
The company is solvent. The assets are $12I,-
1875. and the liabilities S9G,S7l.