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The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

John Lindsey had the misfortune ~
20; his left arm badly bruised abov
the elbow aud HE right hand hurt an
hi, back injured Monday. He wes
working with his we'll drill, letting IL
toto the we'll, when the windlass got
| ,ose from him, and the handle struck
his hand, arm and back before he
could make his getaway. Tue drill
vel hed SOME ltV0 pounds, causing
tue windlass TO revolve with great
Z rce.--i. L. Killioo and wife and
John Hammock returned home Tues
day from a two weeks visit 10 OKLA
mona aud Kansss,--Miss Katherine
Andrew returned home Saturday after
40 extended visit to friends and rela'
lives In Marshall ana Nelsoa.-Swet
Springs Herald.
John Reid closed his confectionery
store this week, His reason for doinl
40 is that the busiaess failed 10 pay
= Slater Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

Wutnngt for her TO dress home: TO start Il
as partners wholly devoted to each 9th
er's good; to start II with no fool no
lions in your heads about each others
Projections; TO start Il with the hrm de
termination to take each other as you
are and to build on that foundation q
castle not OF air. but OF love, OF labor.
Of mutuai Joys and mutual troubles
that shall last till death do part.
This isn't all I started out to say,
but I guess it's about all youll want
to digest this trip. I can imagine Bal
Is walking up ind down the next room
With his hands In his pockets, wonder
ing why in the world 1t takes u woman
80 long TO dress. That's u OF thu
things he'll never ind out but wher
you 20 down you a tell him 1t was
Just a love letter from your next bes'
fellow that you were reading. Tha'
Will relieve his mind about the toile
and at the same time give him some
thing else to worry about. Bills al
right, but I can't help but feel a littl'
sore at him still for stealing my lttl'
girls heart away from me. So III
leave him and you TO your deyotionI
until I 60 home again to play a httl'
part in the great drama Of your lives
Goodby, little girl, until then. You
affectionate father,
JOHN sNEED.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

Don't let Wiliam feed his money 10 the
dickv birds.
around you going and coming. Too
many young couples put their future
In pawn in order to cut u wide swath
on their wedding journey. They come
back bankrupt In spirit and purse,
worn out bodily by the rushing here
and yoDder trying to v rs much
ground In e given period as their legs
Will stand and getting peevish. bad
tempered and broke In the process.
It's q bad way to start, my dear. 1t
stocks a weight on you that II may
take years 20 unload. and too often It's
the basis Of chickering's that lead to per
manent unhapplness. ! don't know
whether you remember Nellie Ander-
son or not. but she was a mighty fine
girl, and when she married Tom every
body said II was an ideal match, what
ever that may be. They went or on a
bridal trip with the announced inten.
ton of making things hum And they
did. Tom had to send home for more
money to get back on. aud when they
did strike the town AGAIN they we're %
Knocked out by worry ami fatigue and
indigestion that they weae spattiIsg al
each other like a couple Of cats on the
back yard fence. And the worst OF u
In that they never got over It. for ths
last time I heard Of them they Were
lighting yet. No. little sirl. don't try
to break any records on your br1da
trip. Don't try to see how many difer
ent kinds Of posters you n geo OF
your. suit cases. Just pick out som'
nice. quiet spot, where you a sta!
for q few weeks at q cost that vii
come within the limits, that your hus
band, can AFFORD, and there pass tn
time together a. swestly aud happti.
al you may. forgetting for the momen
that there Is anybody else on the fac
OF this green earth or any other tim
but the present. That's the way I
spend a honsymoon- That's what
honeymoon 10 fof-to get away fror
the world nor q spell, not to get Int
the thkk or It Then you may--,lnde'
stand me, ! say. may. not wiii- com
bAcknt peace In mind and heart, know
ing one another better and loving On
another better. rsedy to get down I
Tn serious buainsss Aotsmarried life, j
tho proper spirit. lkxSt
That Kind III wsdftint trip h pratt
near % gooi a. nons q al. Whe
your mothsI aud { wers married b
horse WAS 1addlsd aktsr the ceremon
and togsttAr we roAaA throuShsths s1ss
bcrdersd lapsss y ~ little holhs
---~--La A - =
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

preli N ! u nary
stock taking. =
little figuring ,
joint assets, men
tai as well ~
financial; u lit
tie ponderiDg
over plans. Don't
get too all bred
material: don't
take yourselves
or your future
too seriously
not Just yet
Just build air
castles for the
moment and gel
yourselves IN
shape to start
life right when
you get bach
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
Selers-Downs

Miss Alta Downs, Of Hous-
tcnia, and Frank Sellers, OF
near Wanamaker. were mar
ried Sept. 18th at the First
Christian church at Sedalia.
The bride Is q charming and
popular young lady. The
groom is q genial, popular and
substantial young man and
the friends Of both are limit
ca only BY the circle 81 their
scquaintance.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

Mr.. ard Mrs. W. H. Uus, Mira.
rickemeyer, Mis-. George Kirtly aud
Mise Mary Uts left this week for .
trip To Virginia where they will visit
relatives and see the exposition Mrs.
Kirtly and Miss Utz will 20 from
there To New York for = more extend.
ID visit. - X Leonard, wife aud
daughter, Miss Ellen, and Lee Leon.
ard aud wife left Monday for Kinsisy,
KsnsSs.-School opened Monday
10 the new school house ~ sharon.
They have . nice building sod will be
comfortable for the winter - Born,
10 Mr. and Mrs. Dave Newton, Thur.
day, September lo, 1901, = sou.--
3orn, 10 Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Geislsr
u their home ear Mismt Fridsy,
september Is, 1907, > son. -Aiami
Nsss xs4.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

~
tiop. you and DRIFT dospn the stream.
william together. to that business OF
settling down. Did you eve notice.
when I've taken you to see a horse
race, how much trouble and time are
taken to get the horses lined up for n
right startf That's the most important
part Of the business. getting a right
start. and It's a good deal more i'm
portant for young folks just starting
In married life.
How 70 es "Happy Ever After"
want to see you get a right start.
little girl, one that VIII land yon and
Bill ut the post safe winners. and
you'd better not have any mistaken
notions about that "happy ever after"
business. It's there. all right. You
Just bet It In. I've had forty years
OF It, and I know ! know; but II
doesn't come Of itself. little girl-doesn't
come Just as a matter Of course. Hap
piness is a manufactured product and
every couple have to make their own
stock. I want you to get that stuck
deep into your little noggin the very
first thing. Happiness isn't found; it's
made. And sometimes there's q whole
lot Of toll and q whole lot Of trouble
In the making, but as a rule the more
the toll and the more the trouble the
better and sweeter tho product. That's
another point that's worth remember
ing. You've got to set rid Of Q lot Of
fool notions before you can get started
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

II 10 q we'll KNOWN fact that persons
living 10 the pioe'fore,ts do not suffer
from kidney diseases. Que dose OF
Pineules at night usually relieves
backache. 80 days treatment u w
Your money refunded II not satisfied.
Sold by y Il Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

II Is claimea Indigestion Is the Ma
tionai disease. That's why the de
msnd for Rings Dyspepsia Tablets
keeps increasing because they do the
work. Stomach trouble, d. dyspepsia
I digestion, bloatipg, etc., Yield
quickly. Two days treatment free.
Ask your druggist about them. Sid
by p. Fl. Frankiin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

1t comes put upin a collapsible tube
with Q nozzle, easy 70 apply to the
sorensss and Inflammation, for an,
form OF Piles; II soothes and relieve.
Pain. itching and burning, Man zan
Pile Remedy. Price so cents. Guar
antsed. Sold b. p. H. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

The Chicago 4 Alson r. r. has 10
effect every day from uow until Sept
80, 1901, . ticket based on whstpraesi'
|cally Amounts to halt rxtss TO the
principal resorts In Canada, New
|Enaland and also the, chotcsss touris,
dissriss IN ths ssass Of Nss York.
Before srrspging dsaIitsly for SAM
mer vaca,iops IL VII, pay you 70 gst
into communication Viii.
Oh HawtheFne
Ticket Agent btAreAAtl.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

Do you know that Piuesalye Car
bolized acts like u poultiee 10 draw
log out Inflammation and poisonY Il
IL antiseptic. For cuts, burns. ecse'
ma. cracked hand. II IL immediate r..
lief. 25c. Sold by p. n franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
SMALLPOX.

A we~ll-developed rs Of smallptx
was discovered the first of the week
a the residence Of Lee SENT, three
miles and = half southeast OF Slater.
The victim is Owen SENT, the 20-year
old son of wm. SENT, Jr. Constable
Rhoades has the SENT residence Ard
hat OF Wood Dsnais, . near neigh
Dor guarantees .-slstsr Rustlsr.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

you wouldn't look ne chocolate drops
for a year. Yet II vas the finest kind
OF candy. There's an old saying that
you can't get too much OF n good
thing. but it's wrong, very wrong
There's nothing finer on earth than the
society OF husband and wife, but mel
Their at the beginning OF married life
nor lafterward IL Il best TO have toe
much Of II. It's got TO be modified by
the diversions OF everyday occupation
before It will keep well. SO ! say
don't string out your trip too long
even II you spend It In some seaues
tered nook.
Preliminary Stock Taking.
And, short az you may make II, my
dear. don't put In all OF II billing and
cooling. It's a good time for a littl,
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

what a deuce Of
a time I had try.
ing to decide be.
tween a bright
yello W waist.
coat covered
with little blue
flowers and q
white one with
black dots on II.
! finally had to
ask your moth.
er's advice about
IL. and she "a.
vored the white
one, OF course
her preference
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27

again In six
months you Will
come back home
to settle down
and "live happy
ever after"
That, ! am pref
" sure, is as far
into the future
- you've got,
and I guess It's
Tar enough. but
I wish you'd
take a little time
from laces and
rufdes md such
enhancing hx-
inU and give q
little considera-
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-27
The Making ofa
Successful Wife
BY CASPER s. YosT.
STARTING RIGHT.-SeMlins Down
The Most Important Part Of the Busi.
Nsss-nappinsss IL Made. Not Found.
Dea't Start Wrong BY Making an Ex.
peNsivs Bridal Tour. -


copyright, 1905, BY Casper 9. Yost.l
AAY DEAR LITTLE Grill
have just received your de
lightful letter telling me all
about the preparations for
your wedding. 1t carries me back to
the time. some forty years ago. when
your dear mother was making similar
arrangements and ! was doing a little
stunt I'm the same line myself. In
those days the fashions in joyous ap.
parel for men were not so rigidly fixed
as now. All your william will have
to do 10 to raise the price. Ia my day
II was different. To he sure, the cut
Of q mans a and trousers and hat
for such occasions didn't admit OF
much variation. but he had more lat.
itude In the matter Of color and goods,
and 10 to waistcoasts. shirts and ties.
he could 60 as far as he pleased with.
out ~fracturing any rules bad enough
10 shock society. I wildly remember
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13
CAPITAL BOARD
 TO MEET TODAY
w. E. Alexander of This City Has Gone to Little Rock to Attend the
 Business Session.

The regular monthly meeting of the today in Little Rock Commissioners R. w. McFarlane and w. B. Alexander of this city are there to attend the meeting and others are expected to- day. Attorney General Kirby has been asked for an opinion as to the powers of the commission to expend more money on the building than was at first appropriated, and on this opinion and the action of State Auditor Moore in allowing the warrants depends the future action of the commission. It is well known that the last legislature refused to appropriate mere money to complete the building, and the con- mission has been facing the problem for some months. Orders were recent ly issued to the contractors, Caldwell summer be more in the way of pro- tecting the building than in complet- ing it, and the contractors are now endeavoring to get the outside walls up and completed and the roof put on, so that in case the work stops entire ly the work already done will not Ee ruined by the weather. No plastering on the inside finishings has been done for months because this is one of the ifornc which if ic coNohf to chanpp The contractors have been ordered aot to complete the main dome because the commission thinks it advisable tC have this dome constructed of stone instead of copper, as at first planned.
 Attorney General Kirby has not ren- dered his opinon late yesterday, but it is expected that he will advise the commission this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
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The theater goers of Pine Bluff now have an opportunity to patronize a theatrical organization that merits patronage, one that should be liber- ally supported and company which offers show at popular prices that is as good as any dollar musical comedy ever seen here
 Such a company is the Allen Curtis Musical Company, which opened it., weeks engagement at Forest Park theater last night, offering the gre t New York success, The S1O,0OO Beauty" The indictment weather oily slightly affected the attendance. Those who ventured out to the park theate! were well repaid for an audience nevG.' more fully demonstrated how thor |oughly it enjoyed the show from stast .to finish. The show of the Allen Cur Htis Company is of that character oi shows that will eventually be all the sgo in the summer theaters over tLe country. Repertoire organizations a.e losing their popularity and in 4his advanced age of music and comedy 1h|e Npublic demands more of it each
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13
LOVE FEASTS
 FOR SOVEREIGNS

London, Aug. 13.-TWo notable meet | inge between King Edward and conti- mental sovereigns, which may have profound effects in the diplomatic and political world, will take place within the next few days. At Wilhelmche, near Cassel, Kig Edward will meet Kaiser William. It is stated that the arrangement is purely social one. The kaiser will return the visit in England early in November, and will be accompanied by the empress.
 The meeting between King Edward and Emperor Francis Joseph at Ischl, in Upper Austria, is scheduled for the latter part of the week. Immediately afterward King Edward will continue the journey to Marienbad. The meet ing of the sovereigns of Great Britain and Austria is looked upon here as being of the highest political import ance. In addition to discussing many important questions of state, Francis Joseph is expected to add the final touches to the reconciliation already effected between King Edward and Emperor William. 1t is considered probable that the reconciliatory policy will culminate in an endeavor to es- tablish an entente between the two groups of powers, headed by Great Britain and France on the one side
 
 CT, for which purpose King Edward is seeking the assistance of the two en- perOrS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13
TO AVERT
 FUEL FAMINE

St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 13.-Strenu- ous efforts are being made to avert a repetition of last years disastrous fuel famine in the Northwest, hun dreds of cars of coal passing through this city daily to points in North Da- kota, Montana, Idaho and Washington. Good results have followed the action of the interstate commerce commits sion in authorizing reduction of 20 cents a ton On coal shipped to north western points before the first of next month. Much of the coal is being shipped from the Pennsylvania helds to Cleveland and thence by boat to Duluth. Local railroad officials state that they are handling more fuel than ever before at this time of the year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13

year. Allen Curtis has taken the flood at the tide, so to speak. He has car ried his musical show through several winter seasons, but this year it Sc- cured to him that the summer park would be the place for him and he has been literally bagging money ever since the hot days set in. But that IS not all, Allen Curtis is we'll posted. He knows just what the public vans. 1t seems, and with his musical con- edies has struck the funny bone of theater goers and the musical ear of the lovers of music. The popularity Of the vehicle in which he has been riding this summer is testimonial of that, and so smoothly does his per formance run that rubber tires ar not needed on the wheels of the c;.t- fit
 The audience laughed and laughed and then some last night. The r.ay is laugh producer and there is enough catchy music in the bill 70 make it musical or the kind of n'u- sical comedy that is desired There is plenty of good chorus work, too, and the specialties, especially the dancing of the vivacious soubrette, Wn;;ired Greene, are features. As comedians, Allen Curtis, Ed Schooley and Arthur Clamage rank among the best t s only to see their work to come to tli, conclusion. Miss Marjorie La op e, the prima donna, was the recipient of much applause last night. Her operatic selections took we'll and her wee voice adds much to th, general wo.'z of the chorus. Tonight the company will offer "Jakey, Mikey and Ikey'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13
VIRGINIA FARMERS
 INSTITUTE

Roanoke, Va, Aug. 13.-A three days session was commenced here this morning by the Virginia State Farmers instutite, and promises to be unusually successful both in attend ance and in the practical value of the addresses on agricultural topics. At the conclusion of the meeting the del- egates will go to the Jamestown ex- position on a special train.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13
NEW FIRE HOSE
 IS TESTED

The 800 feet of new hose for the fire department recently ordered from Memphis was received in this city yes terday afternoon, and was tested by the firemen this afternoon. Chairman Harvey Hudson of the Fire Committee of the city council and Mayor w. L. Toney were present and pronounced the hose as being good. This hose will be used at Fire Station No. 8, as soon as the new fire wagon arrives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13
VIRGINIA MERCHANTS

Norfolk, Va, Aug. 13.-The Vii. ginia State Retail Merchants associ- alton convened in annual session today on the exposition grounds. Recent developments in the railway and freight rate question brings business before that body that is of greater iln- portance than any it has ever had to deal with. The convention will ex- tend through tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13
At Sound of Whistle West ern Union Men Leave Their Keys-Postal Men Soon Follow Suit.
THEN THEY ASSEMBLE
But Little Disorder Follows the Walk. Out-Sentiment for Strike So Strong Officers Could Not Restrain Men-Plenty of Funds.

New York, Aug. 13.-At 1 o'clock the operators in the main office of the Western Union here went out There had been rumors that such move was in contemplation, but up to few minutes before 1 o'clock there were no signs if the intended action. At ex actly l o'clock a shrill whistle was sounded through the big operating room, and practically every man left his desk. AS the men left the build ing they were cheered by other op-
 orators who had gathered in Dey street. The cheering soon attracted the passersby on Broadway, and in a few minutes large crowd had gather ed. There was no disorder, however, and the police of the traffic squad soon put the sightseers in motion. A few minutes after the strike while the police were clearing the sidewalk around the Western Union building, one man disputed the right of the po- lice to compel him to move on and he was arrested.
 ecretary-Treasurer Mc1nenery of the local Telegraphers' Union said that the local men had walked out without any order from the union officers, and that they took the matter in their own hands in going out. He said the off, cers of the union, though, would stand by the strikers in their action.
 Officers Could Not Prevent Walkout.
 Secretary McInenery said that the feeling of the men was strong against the company. but that the local union officers had done all they could to per- vent the men going out. He said:
 The officers regret the action of the men in going out at this time. We did all we could to restrain them, but they were simply goaded into going out. The last straw that broke the camel's back came today, when three~nen who had been discharged last week for de- clining to work wires on which strike brraEn:s We're e;u-l;".u went to t19 main office of the Western Union b get their time They were told by the chief operator to get out of the office, and the men accompanied the eject ment with abusive language. The fault is with the company, for we have done all we could to prevent this trou- ble. The local union will stand by the men"
 Secretary McInenery said the local union was well provided with funds and that the Order of Railway Tele- graphers had today asured the local union that they would aid them in financial way.
 President Ahearn, in answer to question as to whether the strike would affect the operators on leased wires said:
 "It is likely that all operators will be called out before tomorrow
 Local Situation Unchanged.
 The telegraph situation in this city is unchanged this afternoon. Those at work are able to send all messages filed. Business is very dull with them, as the number of cities which they can reach is small. The operators in the offices of the Postal Telegraph Company in Boston, Massachusetts, left the offices in body this morning at II o'clock, and though the West ern Union men are still on duty, it is thought that they will quit work in 2 few hours.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13

-C. c. Schenck has returned from q several weeks visit to New York. Mr. Schenck remembered several of his friends with presents and brought Lou Owen one of the prettiest Eagle charms ever seen here. Lou is as proud of the token as baby boy with his first pair of trousers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13
MICHIGAN PRIMARIES

Lansing, Mich, Aug 13.-All par ties are today nominating candidates for delegates to the constitutional convention, to be elected next month. In seventeen districts of the state the nominations will be made by the pri- mary method. The convention, which will write a new constitution for Mich igan, will assemble here October 22.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13

/ My rental business Is your friend, fl you have anything to rent. The most conservative rental agency. All inter ests protected. D. ". BOyce. Bell tele' phone No. 5; New telephone No. 3.
 J. E. Boyce of the Cotton Belt Say ings and Trust Company has returned from several weeks sojourn at points in Colorado. He was accom- panied by his family and their many friends will be glad to learn of their return and pleasant sojourn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13

The Southern Intelligence and Labor Agency. No. 106 Pine street, Pine Bluff. Ark. Supply bookkeepers, clerks, stenographers. servants, por- ters, hotel help, farm hands, railway construction and mill laborers. etc. Bell phone. local and long distance. No. 5. New phone No. 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13

R. B. Lee, of the Grand Leader Dry Goods Company, leaves this afternoon for New York and other Eastern mar kets, where he will make large pur- chases for his establishment. Mir. Lee will be absent from the city several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-13

Can't look we'll ,eat we'll or feel we'll with impure blood feeding your dock Blood Bitters. Eat simply, take exercise, keep clean and you will have long life.