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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-10
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF
TWO PINE BLUFF
 BOOSTERS THERE

w. H. Langford and w. E. Multi ken of this city attended the meeting of the Arkansas Booster Clubs yes- terday. MT. Mulliken made a brief address and MT. Langford was named, with Clifton R. Breckinridge and oth:- CTS, as member of the finance com- mittee for the ensuing year.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
Spuncnani- nub ltntergang.
TaS @cttcr.

Sir WarpIan0 lnb 0cn 1iItritt
Columbia beute Hegen, Sdnee III ocn
@ebirgagegcn0cn; morgcn flor nlo
fGltCr; 5u~nrbnlen0c oitlihc @inoc.
Iu9 Wcttcr mar 9eltcru 10 ongc.
rcbnl, mic iiir Oieie Sobrea5eit es er.
mortct mcrocn tonn. Iic nicorigitc
Scnlpcrotrr luur IS @ro0 nm & llbr
Morgcns mo bic bodyitc II @rno nm
3 llbr 9tafmittags.
,<n Den an0crcn9un0c3 @ctters
brobnftlngs. Stotioncn mltrocn bic
iolQcuocn nlcorigitcn Sempcroturcn
pcr3cidnct: Guitport -. EortIono %,
Bolton -, gllbnnp 30. 9tcnsyort -,
EhiluocIpbio "a, NtInniic.G Sit %,
Moibingtou &c, Noriolf -, Satteroa
IS, Charlotte 30, Milmingtou -,
GHorlciton 40, Sopomob IS, Sad.
ipupiuc SO, Supiter 80, aep.@cit So,
9Itlonto 81, montgomery "a, Seem:
Srlcons "A, Eoleitine A, 8alpclton
"a. Corpus Gbriiti GO, WempbiS IS,
Cincinnati 81, Eittsbrr9 %, Sslpeoo
80, Buffalo %, GlcuclonO 2G, Detroit
Is, sllpcno 20, Marquette IA, 8rceu
@ap Is. Chicago 80, Tlllltb 10, ct.
Eoul 16, 81, 2ouis 81, &unius.Gitp
IS, Cnlobo a, Suron IS, 9ismurd
4, @ililton 10, SABRE 6, Scleno s,
Solt @otc is, Icnpcr ~, Nortb
Elattc IS, Googe.Gitp a, Nmoriao
81, Cos Ingeles AS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
Waf9tn9ton-N
-beS-
"9entf6en gorrefpcnoent,"
8m. Sannemann, 1915 Rariun.
Strafe, N.-@.
tpS daisiaex nab 6eNenuuseu tutetgtH aeass.
Dtrben-
2ufalbcridjte ans @aibington.
Erobtbitions 9iIIfiir
@aibington.

Grobtbittons. Gill iii
Wab atom.
SIN l(nterbullie bat Reprdientorlt
Gins BON Sennciiee cine gill einge-
reitt, pelte Die SerItelIung iro Sen
Terfouf BON Spirititoien i'm Giitrift
Columbia pont 81. Sftober 1908 an
BET elmer Strafe BON 500 bis $500
lln0 30 Sagen bis 6 Wonoten &c
i1%ngniBboft nerbietct. Tllr 4potbe-
fer oiirfen Spirituoien perfauien fir
Sabrifutions5fuede, slbenomabls5iuc.
fe urib me0i6iniihe 3ipede.
S6arfere 9caufiihtis
gnng Der Corporate.
mem.
Die rSofomo Earf Citizens Niio.
ciotiun" bat 9eidliiIie ongenommen,
in lueldcn Der Gongreb erirldt ipiro,
hie Giitrifts . %9onmiii0rc 5ll alltori-
iiren, Die @ermaltung Der Struben-
babl1en 5u rcguliren; 0as Corpora.
tloro Viircou miro uufgeforbert, Die
Nn9elcgctbcitcn Der Strubenbobn 81
nnterIuden, Die StroBenbobn : &c.
lcllihaft oarnuf onfmerfiom 81 ma.
chen, Dob before Sentilatipn oer@og=
aons notbluenoig lit, llnb bic 8aib.
ilgton Hailiuap II. electric 50. CT.
lld)t miro, o~urdfobrenoe @uggonS
llod) benz Wtittelpltntte Der Staot III
3tcllit 5ll iteQcn.
@ollen Rod Greet Eort
pcrgrDBern.
9ic IiItriftS . %Gontmiii1rc merocn
im GongrcB cine Bill einreiteu, in
luclfer lie Ocn Nnfauf zines llnge.
fdbr 80 Ider groBet StiideS 2orocs
am Sod Greet Eorf 3lpets 8ergr0-
Bcritng Oes nod Greet EorfeS beon-
trogcn meroen. 9as @runoltiid lpirb
ungciGbr S150,000 foiten. Captain
Worrolu la9te, bob boiielbc Stiif
Sono Dor 5uei Subren fiir $4,000
hdttc gefauit iperoen fonnell, uno IN
5lpei Sobren miro eS uieleidt einen
@crtb Don 100000 prGientiren.
Nils d ou gefunben.
Gie 2cide ocS 70 Sabre often Hos
bert WtcEbeton murbe an Wontug
Sibcnb ouf einem 9auplos nobe Wal-
ioduiiets : Nlpenle ullb 8. StroBe,
mlfgcfunben. WcEbeton lit an gl.
foboliSmIs uno mar alll Worgen bes
Cages I'M Goluoltp = Soipitol inter
gebrod)t morben. @dbrenb zines llil-
bclpo6ten IugenblideS iuor CT emit
tomllel1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18

Sal bington bat nieoris
9cre Hoten. - Sr. Is. &. 9rpon,
Giuiiionsz9 ctriebsleiter Der .Gbeia.
peufc > Eotpmoc 3clepbon Comp"
iueld)c Die nMorplono.5 elepbon.Gp.'
lnter lire 6ontrole 9ebradt bat, cr.
tlGrt, Die Selepbonrotcn miiroen nid)t
crbobt pcrbeil, 9iebt babel ober 5lt,
boB lie obncbin in Baltimore bober
ieicrL oils in Der NunOeshouptltoot.
Gie ltriodp ouiiir lei, iogte er, Dab
Der getrieb in Baltimore foitipicliger
ici, oils in @oibington.
&ei5enprciic it e nod
mcbr. Sn Der @oltinlorcr san,
belstammer itieg Der @eiSenprcis INN
31@ Ero5cnt $780, lit Jest ser
Ereis fiir Tc5embcr . 2icfercungen
mo $1.412 Iiir &anuor-2 icierunsen.
II ngef ell Se6stcI c,
5cid)nct. - Sir sen Gllbopooo.
Sonb iinb iebt nobe $4,000 gc3cid.
net; $4,000 limo eriorbcrlid,.
Sm ~M arplono Sbeoter"
innb geitern Nadmitiaa cine ireie
SdouitcQung iiir arnle ainoer itott,
bel meld)er Die ainoer olld) als @1Ite
ocs Serrn Sames 9. acrnan beiheert
iuur0en uno beute miro Serr Ser.
nan bcn rlGmlid)en @obltbGtigfeits.
aft mieoerbolen. llngeiGbr 1000 &in.
ser peroen I'M 8anjen m~lterbalteu
mo bcldeert.
Ger 8eburtStog oeS Q d).
tiers Sobn @reenlcnf @6it.
tier murbe gcItern Nbeno in Dem
Gricnos @erlnmmlungsbauie an Der
Eart.Npemle uno 9oprencc = Strabc
gelelcrt, bel lpeldem MnlaIie berpor.
ra9enoe Heoncr iiber oos 9cben nno
@irfen ocs berporrn9cnoen Sitcrotcn
Iprahen.
Sm 800" iinoct am Sreitog
Sormlttag In, balb II llbr cine Spe.
5lol'SorlteIllun9 81 Gbren Der iGnunt.
liten oicle @ode bier gultircnOen
Observation-Disclosures itott, bel mel
henn NnloI'e nild) Der !iir5lid bnielbit
geborcne ilungc 2eoporb aetolit miro.
alen @alten mcrocu biibide Sorpc.
Mrs iibcrreiht. Cine pbotogropbiid)e
Guinabme Der i"eltenen Geunion ser
Silbnenfiinitler lit ebcniullS porgeie.
ben.
llngeit ii r9icbbober. -
Ger Neger Sobn u. Iober bon Nr.
As, Gobion's Solirt. ornn1 9eitern
iriib 9emaltiom in Die @obnln9 lei.
ller Angebeteten Sottie Bern. pelhe
i'm uGlnliden Sauie mobnt, ur,o bear.
beitete 2eBtere oermaben nit einem
H%u'irmelIer, boB an ibrem Auitom.
men ge5neiielt miro. Naf Dem NOR.
beri'Gen augriit iprong er aus Dem
Senlter bes "5iueiten Stodperfs lu,o
trug babel auber elmer Seritaudung
zines 6llBgelentes ihlimmc Ierlet.
5ungen am &bpie oopon, inoem er ge.
gen einen aibenbebalter iiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
yS placc" Bier ans Trcb. 9ancrn.
Idlmiot's Nmcrican Srcmcrn."

@enn Sip bieS 9ier nod nidt per.
ilibt babeu, 10 iolten Sic es lrlper.
5iielid tbrn. Ger feline 8ei6nlad,
Nroma unb Reidlbnltigfeit meroeit
Sic balo iiberjeugen. bab es aus Dem
orserleienIten Sopfen ilnb Mal5 her.
geltelt lit. Trobefiite 81. grauerei
1t04-112S Silen- Strabe. Gel. =.
s. g. 364, NIB. 1891. (352)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18

@enocler's Sptel, 400 Galpert.,
Ode Mnl6errp.Str Glesantc Sdlaf.
simmer, mGfige Yreiie. Mablseiteu
su jcber Sasesseit. @esnIare Diners.
Tcinite 8etrGnfe nnS Gigarren.
Gigentbiimer @alter u. Wenbeler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
Bur @enhtnnn.

Ter n1sutife Gprreippnbeut" nintrt 80 iebtr
Seit geridts auf hber 9erlobuugen. Sudseitsn,
@eburtstnse, aoIocne uno EIberne SpdlSeitsu,
@eieniha its sIbeHbe etc, nit ben Namen Der
anpeienben, bic absr beutltf ssidrieben ieiu
fpatu. 9Iuh 9erfonaI.9'pti5en iperben germ
nuiseupmusn. Tie Giuisnber iolfer geridjte
maitn uber ibrcn Ganten u%utsrihreiben uub
Dor aaem uidt oerseien, mo bic Setlthteit
~itattfanS - SttaRe unb Sansnummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
Bun Sec mnb Safem.

yWiaebao" tritt beute NIT I aaiii.
ten. uno 113 3ipiidenoeds .Eai.
iaeieren Die Riidreiie all. -
nGbemniB" morgen eripartet. -
perihte iiber itiirmiihe Aeiier.
Der Norboeutidc Qlopo . Tompier
.0iuebao," Ser crit am Wontas
8ornittag bier ontam, tritt bereits
bellte Nufnittag nm 2 llbr bte &iid.
reiie llod Bremen an. Dis geitern
9Ibenb iparen fir oenieIbcn I auiii-
ten- uno 113 3mtibeuoeds : Yaiia.
siere geblld)t. Die Namen ser So.
jiiten $ GaIingiere limo: SO. Sobn
SbalupnIif, 6ran5 Rotte uno Soiepb
Sd)onlc BON Baltimore, SrI. @ellu
Rod bon Sampton, So, Serr @ult.
Hebbein bon Milc .Gitp, Wont., uno
Serr Sobn 9oran bon Soneiteao,
ga.
Die yGGcmniB," mcld)c am ;. &c.
5enlber bon grenlen ubillbr uno 6S5
Eaiiugiere AT 9orO bat, miro morgen
bier crnartct.
Sotten it ii III d Sobrt.
8eltcrn fnIlcn 5pei 6rad)toampfer
BON @citiloiclt, Ser britiihe Gam.
pier .9llrbo 9onf," Gopt. @alpan.
lino ser noruegiihe Tanpfer nSrit.
joif Nonicn," bier an. Die GupitGne
Der bciben Tompier berifteten iiber
cine olBerorocntlih ltiirmiid)e 6abrt.
Son Den pom Siioel bier eingc.
lnufenen 9ooten mladJte Der Sfoos
ncr r&obn q. Muttbepion" sic
i6Iimmitcn Griobrungen. Ierielbe
erreitte ocItern ben Soien nit elmer
SoOung %aofosniiiie Don San Ins
orcos. Gr mar bur6 beiti9c Stiir-.
ne ge5lpyugen, i'm Yotomnc SfuB
81 illdcn.
Ger Sdooncr IS. g. Srlpiu" ser
lctte ISOLDE bel Foint Qoofollt nit
Dem Sdlcppcr n0onntleB" collioirte,
lit uollitanoi9 inter @aiier ulo miro
beiiirdtet, oaB icinc gauge 2obung
p%erloren gchen miro. IS miro INNER
bin Elm Scrillt 9emadt meroell, ons
Boot lolpcit ulla5tpumpcn, oamit me-
EiaitenS sic al 9oro bciinolid)en
&oblen gelOidt meroen fonner.
apbleu iir bie 6lotte.
Ter groBen ariegsflotte, iueldc an
Wolltog BON Sampton Rooos abiubr,
iolgt in oen nadIten Gogen bon gnl-
tin1ore aus cine flcine 6lotte uon
6raftbampicrn, melfe Ser SIottc
&oblen 5ufiibren neroen. Ger britt.
id)e Gnmpier nHiplep" fubr bereits
geltern nit elmer 9aoung BON 5000
lonnen ab nnb miro Ole Slotte in
Ellnta Irenas treffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
8cihnafltSienSunacn.

@ir iibernebmen Hadete 5ur
prompteiten gcforoerlns nad alert
YlGben oes 9l,islanbes unO lieiern
Senoungen mad @unih per5oIt uno
obne Speien. lin reft5eitige gu.
ltellung er5ielen gu fonnen, iouten
Eadete 10 friib oils moglid) in unieren
S1noen Ieiu. Sbeo. s. 9iener & &c.,
217 SIt.gaItimoreItra6e. (309)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18

Sett an Sanb fir bic Teicrtaae:
Niirnbcrscr 2e6fmdcn, aielcr Bid.
lingo, &icler SprOtten, bcntide &ar.
toffeln bel 2onis &ettbers - 2abcn
Nr. 224, Nuro.Gntaipitrafe; 2erimg.
ton. nnb Solins-W fdrfte.
Nrttl-On tut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18

@bptc unb Hopner. - lie
bcioen WorplGnocr 9linoes.S cnoto'
rcn iino lie oht Gumitc'n oes Senats
Der Ser. Stooten 5ugctbeilt iporhcn.
equator 8m. Tinfnep @bpte tit
Mit9licb Der Gontite'n fir ouswdr'
tige 9~e3iebungen, conobiihe ge5ie.
bungen, ben liitrift Columbia, 9e.
mGiierung Irufcn. Hcaeln. Inter.
iubung mo @eriiigung bon Gofu.
mcnten, fir Den 3uitnno Ser Stub.
Sronte I'M Iiitrift Columbia. Seno'
tor Siioor &opncr lit Mitglieo Der
Gomite'n fir Suits, eeologiide Ser
mciiuna, Die Euciiics Snicln uno
Forto &ico, SronsportotionS.H olltcn
nod Den SecbGferL inonitrielle Nlls.
itcuing, Gipilbienit. llnterritt unb
Nrbcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18

Sri. Mllen &C. torben. -
Naf, mebriGbrigcm 9eiben itorb &c.
itern SRI. Worp g. Nuer, Tod)tcr be5
peritorbenen @iliom NJ. Mllen, IN
Der uGburh SOME S%niirmarp" i'm
alter bon 90 Sabreu. Sic befonl
Dor 8 Sabren einen 9lnfoQ bon rbells
matiiber @id)t, Der Tie 81 eillem bill.
loien Stripped mad)te. Sn friiberen
Subren mar lie on Den offentliden
Sdulcn 9oltimore's als 2ebrerin
tb1tig. Die @eritorbene binterlGBt
cine Sdmcitcr uno einep 9ruoer.
Gie 9ecroi9ung finoet beute @ormit.
tog Tim 10 llbr bon ser &apele ser
~Gbllr6 SOME S%nfirmarp" aus itott.
Elobltfe SobesfdIIe. -
". @oloen miIroe geltern Nadmit.
tag in ieinem 3immer I'M oritten
Stodlperf oes Saliies gde Don ,Sop.
cite. llno Sront.S trabe toot aliige.
funoen. Coroner Or. Sopoen itelte
einen alf natiirlihe 5obesilriad)en
lalttenoen Sootenld)ein aus.
Sn Dem Sintersimmer oes
Siueiten Stodlperfs oes Sallies Ir.
1909, Siaen. StraBe, muroe g~eiter,l
Normittag @iQiom !. 9lniion, %
Sabre alt, bon ieinem 9ruoer Gbos.
u. MILTON uno 5b. i. Saslep toot
auigeiunoen. Ias 3inlmer mar mil
Seldtgas gefiiat, bod iteate Coroner
II. Sapoen nad eingebenoer Inter.
llld)ung einen auf llnina Iautenoen
1ootenihein aus.
SnqueIt unb Goroncrs.
Gnt d J. Die Gorpuers.
Strp, mel6e geltern in Ser norbli6en
Eoli5eiitation unter Soriit oes So
roners 2r. 9alomin 5uiammentrat
I'm Die S%ooesuriude bon Minnie
Grace 9oblis fcit5ulteaen, gab SEN
@abrlprth ab, oaB Oieielbc am 16.
Ge5ember i'm ~Marplano General
SpIpital" an elmer SGuBpunoe
ltarb, oie ibr bon 8iaiam Miaer
beigebradt mlrbe. Miaer nuroe
obne Siirgihait ieltgebalten.
Coroner Or. Sapoen CAB geitern
Gle Gntlfeioung ab, oab ser I'M
,Stabt,Soipital" g%eltorbene Neger
Senrp @illiams an Ben 6olgen Dor,
8enebrihiiiien itarb, melfe linn Dol,
elnem Dem Coroner unbefannter,
Manne beisebradt mllrben. Der Ne-
ger @tuiam Scales lit in Mccomac.
Gountp, @a., Der SdieBerei ange.
tlagt, beigcitedt.
Gas SeihenbegGnoni
bon Serrn Sob. j. 81 epuarot,
weld)cr am Sonntas in ieiner @ob.
nlng Nr. 2235, giltaip-E Blaze, itarb,
iinbet beite Nndmittaa bonn 1rauer.
ballie aus ouf Dem r2ouoon : Hurf-
6rieobofe" itatt. Yoitor goparo u.
Wcalpin bon Ser 9abcod Yresbpteri-
amer Wemorial-air miro ben
Sranergottesoienlt balten. WitgIieoer
Der rSiram-2oee" bonn Sroen ser
.6reimallrer" peroen ais aftipe
Sabrtudtrdger funairen uno oIs Gb-
Observation-Disclosures iinO Die So. Iler.
$. Hobertion, 2ouis q. Sennigbau.
len, 2emuel Z. 9lppolo, grnit Stmei-
Der, George 5. @ieBner, George
8iintber, Seopolo $. @iemnn uno
Soiepb s. 2antner al,serforen nor
Nae Inn .f|f4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
1lntcr haItnnas . Mcaiueiier.

rNiuht.AiaOenitr. Dg8als OF 3eri6o."
u@nbetn." I'll Heeoes Big Sbofp."
nSlanrn's!" Ii Sbaooipro bn 1bree."
aSuro's." sIbe Time, tbe ElGce, tbe
8irl.
gSoniSab." Il deona. toe Qrettp 2ppc.
nMubitortnn.. a N.ygStue, @omcu anb Conc"
,WiarAlnHo." ~ 8eitb'S rGu StGr 8aioes
bile"
,Icip MuuHmcntal." - .Ibe MuliderS."
2ubiH's, 404-40G Eit.Suitimures strase -
Observation-Disclosures uuo belueaIide YtIoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
Weibna6ten.

@eloienbungen beiorgt nad
9eutidlano nno SeItreid. 8 Marf.
uno 20 Warf-, ioipie 10 &ronen. uno
20 &ronen.S dcine 81 perfaufen.
T6eoo. S. 9temer & &c.,
Nr. 217, Cit-8altimurcitrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
vSarmpnie SAFE"

rSarmonie . Gafe,"
ST.. Ala, @eit.Tagctte.S trake, GarI
SdmiSt, Snbaber. @ir5bnrser Suf'
brin friid am 3apf. Diners, Sompers
a Ia carte. Seben Samitas Mbeuo
Nrci.Gunscrt. (Iprtl1, 1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
6ebbeI's einsiacs MteIier.

PSVvV** E"d6BtV WFtEFeE@
@ir 6aben nar elm Mtclier in 8aIti.
more, unS bas befinbet iid In Der
Gtagc su ebener Grbe, Nr. 321, Norb.
8ag', male Sigb-Str. &inber.Ebo.
tusrapbien cine SpcaialitGt.-3eims
Msenten unb feline Sreppen ~ iteisen.
S. SebtsL 6. Grni, GeidGitsiabrer.
(27E--3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
Nag @elNert,
9entidlcr Hbutusrapb,
409-411 Wpro.U San traSe.

eeaenHber benz epSttentaa3 1T. 6.
fiuneen aut benz 0ebiei. bet photographic.
etubtp erffe Gtaee. Refine Meenteu.
Qetn @effdft1fatrer.
Inter meiner perfbuIiMen Qeitiua,
Refine Berbtnbuna nit treenb sinem arAsren
Stubtp. (9es11.1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
Moam Gbit,

Moam DIT,
Gr. 511, @eit- 2eginston . Strafe,
cmpfieblt icim Eager in @bein. nnb
Moiclueinen fir bic Jeiertase.
(spriI17. SoWsoEo,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
Spbn Mbl, Caterer,

Spbn Mbl, Caterer,
frlterer geriualter her Ygermanta.Wlannerdpr
Snne,~ stamIel9ef pom Jobu Wpl3,
Nr. 4O8, @eit-2erinetou.S trafe.
Uaniette unb spnperS.
Gerduutae Gale fit sleInere 8erelue.
(Sept25. GW2te .tSo0tGol
1dfe fhr'S MuslaHo bsipret g. 9aaiae, Wr.
4l3, Eh'Uaittmsre.str., uate Gufart Ssafe Size.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-03-21
ReccSS-Timc.

Sometimes" the old physician
growled, looking after a departing
patient, sometimes | think I'm be-
ginning at the wrong end-that Id
better give up doctoring minds and
doctor school programs Do you know
what Id do first of all 7 Insist upon
every boys having a hobby-root
round till I'd found something he had
an affinity for, and set him at it. You
saw that man2 0verworked lawyer
brain fag. Prescribed Six months
vacation. Do you know what will
happen2 He'll go off somewhere and
NOPE round, bored to death for week
or two, and then 90 ba k to his office,
and dsath-or worse and it all might
have bee, saved # he'd ever had time
TO acquire a hobby"
The case was unfortunately not at
all an uncommon one, yet the remedy
would have been easy-if only it had
been taken in time. In this age OF brain
and eye.strain a sensible hobby Is one
OF the best investments young man
can make. Women are more iortu-
nate in this respect, since there are
scores Of pretty hand occupations
which they take to naturally but
the tendency of the average business
man is to grow more and more alb
sorbed in his business as the yesrs
pass, until, when the clock strikes for
recess, be has forgotten how to 90 out
and play.
Suppose, upon the contrary, he had
made hobby Of geology, botany or
entomology had joined mountain
climbing club or invested IN a camera,
Prof. Brander Matthews, the essay
ist, enlivensd with an snecdote a
Shskesppsrs-Bacon discussion at the
Players Club In New York.
he would have had eIhsustless In
terest with which to fill his enforced
idleness-if indeed the vacation had
been necessary at all.
A hobby, the dictionary declares,
is any f.vOrite plan or object which a
person pursues with zeal and delight.
Rightly used, it often proves to be no'
only the means Of genuine pleasure.
but health to mind and body, and an
open door to the spirit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-03-21
ABSOLUTELY PURE

There WAS once minister in Hart
ford, said Mark Twain, who had .
lot of boys in his Sunday school who
were in the habit OF staying away on
the Sunday when the big steamer City
of Hartford locked in the morning.
One Sunday the minister came down
to Sunday school and found all the
boys there. He was profoundly af'
fected. Boys, he said. you cannot
imagine how much this exhibition OF
loyalty on your part to the Sunday
school affects me. When | came BY
the dock this morning aud saw the
City OF Hartford there
Gee whiz shouted the boys in
chorus. Is she in2 And they left
in body"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-03-21
H. l.. SNYDER PUBLISHER.
DIRECTORY OF SECRET ORDERS. .

Mt, Nebo Lodge, No 81. A, F. & A.
NJ, meets LIST and 3rd Mondays, in Reg
lister Building, at 30 p m.
}. WALTER KEARNEY, w. Nj.
J. >. FLEMING, Secretary.
CALEDONIA Lodge, No. 4. independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, meets every
Thursday evening at z p. m, in Odd
Fellows Hall
G. W. LIcKLiDER. N. G.
H. L. WINTERMoYER, Sec'y.
Minnie Rehekah Lodge, No. lO3, In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows. meets
every Friday at p. M, in Odd Fellows
Hall.
LILLE L. ATHEY, n. g.
Il w. TERRELL, Secretary.
Cliff City Lodge, No 5, Independent
Order Shield of Honor, meets every
Tuesday at s p. m, in RegiSterBuild-
ing.
GEO. B. ENTLER. w. r.
ID. l.. RENTCH, Recording Secy.
Washington Camp, No. s, Patriotic
Order Sons Of America. meets 30 and
4th Wednesdays of each month in Odd
Fellows Hall at p. m.
G. w. FERRELL, President.
AIM. CONFER, Recording Sec'y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-03-21
New Designs OF Gold Coins.

By order of the President the de-
signs of the gold coins of the United
States will be changed some time dur
ing the coming year. The work of
preparing new designs has been placed
in the hands of celebrated New York
srtist. President Roosevelt believes
that the gold coins now in use are In
artistic, and after discussing the mat
ter with Treasury officials he took 1t
up with the New Yorker. AS a re-
suit appropriate designs, artistic in
effect and beautiful in workmanship,
are about to be submitted for the sP-
proval OF the President.
Under the law the President has
good zeal of autho. ity in prescribing
juet what figures or emblems shall APP
pear on specie money. Congress has
made certain limitations, however.
The law provides that the designs on
coins shall not be changed oftener
than once in twenty-five years, and
that on each coin there shall appear
an emblem OF Liberty. the year oil
the coinage and the words "E plurl-
bus unum." Beyond being bound by
this general description the President
may do as he likes.
The present gold coins have been
in use about fifty years, and the Pres
ident may, therefore, change their sP-
pearance if be 80 desires. He has
had the matter in mind for some time
and will soon direct commission to
pass upon the new designs that have
been submitted 10 him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-03-21
Souls Have Weight, They Say.

That the human so ! does exist is
is the conclusion of some Massachusetts,
physicians-Drs Duncan, MacDougsll
and Syroul, of Havsrhill, and DR..
Grout, of L4wrence-after six years
of experiments, undertaken with the
Object of demonstrating from a physi-
cal standpoint whether or not there is
such a thing.
They have declared they have as
certa ned that when the souls Ats
from the body 1t diminishes the weight
of the body by certain measurable
amount, which was found to be from
half an ounce to one ounce. To this
mystery, it is said, there can be no
other possible solution than that this
Is the weight of the human soul.
In every case the los wac shown
after all known scientific deductions,
such as the loss of respiratory air, Of
moisture and of all eIcretions and Sc
cretlons of the body had been taken
into consideration.
In order that the experimenting,
physicians might accurately ascertain
that this unaccountable loss Was not
due to some peculiar physical chArac.
teristic OF sex, both men and women
have been subjects of the experiments.
10 nearly all cases urder test di-
mlnlshment took place the instant life
ceased to exist, although 10 one case
there Was delay Of nearly a minute,
believed to be due to the slugglshness
of that particular soul in realizing
that its letters had been broken.
The method OF finding this result
as followed by the doctors was to piece
the dying patients in bed upon one of
the platforms of scales made expressly
for the experiments and then to bal
ance this weight by placing an equal
weight on the opposite platform.
These scales were so delicately con-
structed as to be sensitive to weigh
of less than one.tenth of an ounce.