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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
Heart toHeart
 Talks.
CHOOSING A HUSBAND.
By EDWIN A. ME.
Copyright, 1908. by Edwin A. N"-.

Do you ever stop to think, my girl, how easy it may be for you to make a great mistake in choosing husband? You are naturally attracted, it may be, to young man because he is good looking and overlook the fact that his character is weak You esteem him because of his showy qualities and neglect to take into account the quail ties that endure.
 And just there you may make great mistake.
 The careful young man will not err in that way. He may be fascinated with q girl because she is pretty or viva cious, but if she is irresponsible or whimsical he does not want that kind of girl for a wife. He is looking for a womanly girl, one fitted to be a good wife and mother. The wise young man may be aliured somewhat by the maiden whose chief charms are handsome features and fig ure and fascinating ways, but when he seriously thinks of marriage he will choose the girl who will make good housekeeper and good mother.
 Can you afford to be less careful? Here, for instance, is a young fellow with ordinary face or, it may be, even homely features, but he is strong, manly, sensible and affectionate. In other words, he has in him the making of a successful man, good husband and father. His qualities are not of ho chinn in social way, but he has the virtues that will stand the wear and tear of daily living.
 You cannot afford to turn down that kind of sweetheart
 Here is one who is quiet and, it may be, little dull. He appears at dis advantage by the side of the empty hearted young fellow who is glib of speech and sure of himself. But the former has qualities that will endure. He may be q little slow, but very sure And in the long run he may go ahead of the more witty, easy hammered youth. He has MORAL STAMINA. the chief thing in man.
 Don't reject him because he is not brilliant
 The unworthy and the adyenturer may have charming manners or appar- ent refinement
 The greatest mistake you can make is to turn away from the clean, strong hearted young fellow who is poor or awkward and take up with the weak man, however talented and accomplish ed he may be.
 What you want in husband is MAN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
An AnUient Mich Custom,

In the district known as "the baron of Forth." in County Wexford, 1relans Is to be found race of hardwor&i. industrious peasants living in thatcu cottages with clean. whitewashed wa which by their perfect wilderness :. once arrest the Attention of the vi<i-o' These people differ in many resp" from the inhabitants of the other pa! of the same county and have ll:'. and customs pecuiia: to ,henl>e. 'A= When funeral taaoG p.aco two wt,.,, en crosses are pro"iGed. On the ua to the cemetery a halt is na,'e q: certain spot by tho si.tc " the I ( dere prayers are sail for the dece:r ..t after which one cross is deposited j.. hawthorn bush CT under it. The p,a :ession then goes on it's way. and aft the interment the other cross is fAe 1t the hea;, If the crave. This stra custom dates from tune immcra6. as tile grea. pile of crosses by the FOE tide tndica tes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02

against each of them during the past few weeks to bury an ordinary man so deep that he would never be able to come out of obscurity again. If either of them is guilty as charged he is unfit for office, and if the charges are not true the grounds of suit for libel are we'll founded.
 Politics grows yearly less genteel, and people who love peace and tran quility are moved to ask: Where will it end?
 How long will men who want office be permitted to disturb the machin- cry of a State and array neighbor against neighbor, and some times brother against brother, merely by resorting to abuse and villification?
 Does the fault lie with the politi- clans or with the people? Under any hypothesis it is bad, and the sooner the disturbing influence of such meth ods are removed from politics the sooner will the country take up the march of progress where it was aban- doned several years ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
POLITICS IN TENNESSEE.

Last Saturday witnessed the close of what was probably the most bitter gubernatorial contest that ever oc- cured in Tennessee. It was charac- terized by accusation and vitupera- ton throughout, and personal en- counters between the two candidates were several times averted by a mir acIe.
 It might be appropriate to remark here that criticism by an Arkansas journal may seem of doubtful pro- priety, since we have some question: able campaign records of our own; but Tennessee has so far surpassed us. that We feel justified in holding her up to the public gaze as an unusu- ally good specimen of the horrible example.
 One of the mysteries of the Tennes- see campaign rests in the fact that both contestants are men of unoues. tionable ability-men who have been in public life for years, and whose records, until the. present, were neye, attacked; yet enough scandal and enough rascality has been charged
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
NOW.ADAY PERILS OF MERCHANTS.

The real danger in managing d store, nowadays, is that it will get into rut The merchant. who is afraid to make noise," who threads the day his bills fall due; who is afraid to spare money for advertising" who devotes most of his time to matching little things, to worrying about trifles he is in danger.
 In effect, he is trying to found and build a store on his fears, not on his aspiration: on misgivings, not on con- fidence. He fOrgets that fear is de- stroyer-not a builder; that misgiv- ings will pull down that which confi- dence would build to completion.
 It is a dangerous thing to letter a store with a lot of baseless fears of what might happen; to dread what might follow the exercise of ordinary aggressiveness and enterprise Un.. der such conditions, the merchants s policy itself is the very worst calam- ity that could happen to the store
 Such a policy places store in tie position of depending upon ''location. y chances of various kinds; and upon the patronage of those people who do not read advertising These, howe,el are so scarce in this city that if ti4ev all patronized one store they could not support it.
 The merchant who advertises aae. quately builds upon his hopes, not upon his fears. Confident and ag- gressive advertising makes store management a business fit for men men of nerve, resources, red blood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
Somewhat Simpis.

A rather simple coEntrvman had been induced to promise a fine ben of particular breed in exchange for what was said to be fine rosebush When the rosebush was brought, it turned out to be nothing else than . sprig with little root. The country. man grum bled, but the other said that ho only had to wait few years and 1t would be fine bush. He then claim. sd the hen. The countryman went to his fowl house and brought out an egg
 '"That is not the fowl you promised me" said the other.
 "No," said the countryman, "but you have only to wait year or two and 1t will grow into fine fowl."-Scottish American.
 An obliens Man.
 Heine (at the village barber's)-I say do you know why this mans shop Is hung all over with sacred pictures ! Beine-Oh. yes; that is for the conven- :ence of his customers, so that they may call on all the saints when he Bhaves them.- -Meggendorfer Blatter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
Phases e the N stioral Game,

There .tie two x res lo almost any thing. and the national game iS far from ae,nG all eNceptiou. From the standpoint Of ,he baseball enttl;iSiaS, "our town has Il club Ill the league From the standpoint of the profcssiuu al player the league has Il club in eacl sity. In the heart of the baseball p3 triot onr club is band of heroes. .oin: out 10 conquer other cities and upholc our honor. In the mind of the ma, with soul so dead they are stock com panies-iroperly financed. To the eN cited par,isans at d game each playc! Is an earnest contestant for his side 70 the man who Is from foreign p&r;>
 would be an important fact thH{ they A.'s A!red men. employees wi,l salaries set hv companies that all be - te the same corporation. aud t.,>,
 ae'' cot jheir pay for pla.> ing and nn '"r wn,nng. To the public it is { game. To the president of the com .@ny il m:v tc ! good or lad sc. : 'oratlUc. Gen UFN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02

There is more catarrh in this sec tion of the country than all other dis eases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incur able. For great many years doctors pronounced 1t local disease and pre- scribed local remedies, and by con- stantly failing to cure with local treat ment pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be constitu- tional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Halls Ca tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. j. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the mar ket. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to teaspoonful. Ii acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and tes- timonials.
 Address: F. J. CHENEY X co. Toledo, Ohio.
 Sold by druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills TOT con. sipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
How to Stop Runaways,

The policeman had stopped the run away very neatly. Now. though pur ing little. he was quite calm.
 Its nothing to stop a runaway" h said as he wined his foam coverc, hands. Tt is like jumping on or of moving car-dead easy when you know how. What you want to do when y.,, see runaway tearing toward you not to stand still. but to run all yo. might In the same way the nag,s a.. Mg. Then. when it catches up to yo you grab Ihe br.dla and keep a-rs.;.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
His nooky.

Howell-Do you know that it has been said you shouldn't read . book that is less than a year old? Powell There's no danger of my reading . book that is less than a year old. As soon as I buy one somebody borrows 1t and keeps it.-Illustrated Bits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
GOING AWAY FOR THE SUMMERs

If you are going away for the sum- mer and want to keep in touch with events in Pine Bluff the Daily Graphic will be mailed to you regularly upon request. Regular subscribers can have their addresses changed at any time. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
4 Mystery Here

"l can't understand my wife" sal. the man with the worried eyes "she VOWS she will break me of smokin.
 "Lots of women are that way" ol. served the other man.
 But she keeps on buying cigars h, the box for me-" ."-Judge's Library
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02

Torturing eczema spreads it's burn ing area every day. Doan's Ointment quickly stops it's spreading, instant ly relieves the itching, cures it per manently. At any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
An oblisins Man.
Helped Her up,

Orchestra Leader-I never heard the prima donna do that high note as well as she did last night. Stage Man. ager-Nor l. You see. just as she reached 1t she saw mouse in tho Wings.-Yonkers Statesman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
1he Jaws.

Mrs. Henpeck~ Shame on you for growling about D:'. Bolus. Didn't he just bring you back from tho jaws q death and Henpeck (wearily)-And back to the jaws of life.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-26
Stuotnttnbumor.
Sis 9uridbsnihattisr sinsH GommiIitsnea
tun SearSer esieitstsn.

Esis Surid,suidaftItr stHsH RemH,iIitsnsH
tum Rarssr esieitsten.
sSn Der bdperif6en uniperiitdtsitdbt
@rlansen bliibt nod bic 8lume bes
Stubentenbumors.
Sin Witglieb Der 8uridenidaft
,,9ermanid" mar bort bonn Senat nit
"a Stunben 3ar5er bebadt iporbtn.
Ha9 altem Stubsntenbralh CAB ibm
feline aorporatipn bas feierlife 9sleit.
an Der Spite bes 3uses f4ritt als
,9lug. bes 9eIebes" Elm Pplioeibisner
NIT geSogenem SGbel, binter ibm elm
Wann i'm @ebrod unb gplinber nit
elmer groben Safsl, auf Der bic omino'
fen Worte: "a Stunben RarSer"
tpeitbin ii9tbar pransten; bann famen
3tpsi Srommler in 2anbsfne9tstra4t,
bic einsu Srauermarf9 pirb.lten. Ser
Senat mar bur9 Stpei pebelle pertres
ten, bic itatt Der Ssepter &o4lDffel
truaen. DirbepoIl fam bann Elm &as
pu5iner babersef6ritten. Der ben ~9ers
urtb.iItsn4 auf feinem nIeBten Sang"
bsgleitsts. Sinter ibm Der @.rurs
tbeilte f.lbf i'm 8ub.rsepanb. @es
T.ntten Sauptss f9ritt er babin.
S9psr. &etten bisIttn ibn sef.Felt, bic
spei Senterstnedte in ben Sdnben
bislten. Sbnen folsts Der S4arfri4s
ter in rotbem 9epanbe unb nit gros
Bem, blanten Ri9tfdnert. au9 spei
Ri9tsr fsbltsn nidt, BON benen Der cine
elm srobes corpus iuris." Der anbere
bic Wase Der 9sre6tisteit trus. Sins
ter bic FEN elm tleiner Waeen, auf bem
Elm Wirtb eblen 9eritenfaft persapfts.
Den 3us bsT6loFsn bic iibrisen 8up.
f1en unb Siibis, ettpa 80 an Der 3abl.
9ie Tii9is in aneipflauien trus.n
lltenili.n, bic Der 8iibtr i'm 8ar5.r
benDtbiste: SdIafrod, 9ausidube.
pfeife, fosar 8iider unb 9olI.giens
BETTE. 60 bstpeste iid Der 3us lang
fam bur6 bic Straben Der Stabt bis
gum Marttplab, mo Dor bem Sentmal
bes 9urfiiriten 9fufitelluns senommen
tpurbe. Die Ri6ter braden bort ben
Stab iibsr bem @erurtbeiltsn, unb Der
&apusin.r bielt Elm. 9nIprd6., an
beren Sdlub er auf bas @obl bss
&drserfanbibaten trant unb bi. atas
bemiide Sreibeit bpdleben lisB. Rad
bieier Geremonie sins es ipeiter gum
4ar3er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-26
@beitatiftif Der oienifmaSd,en.

DAP BON allen iungen WiGbden. bic
in einem 8erufe iteben. bic an Sduss
li6t.it unb Spariamfsit s.ipObntsn
DienitmGbd.n am bsssbrteiten fir bic
@be iinb, fuht Warie SelIer in Der
bon ibr beraussessbenen pDienits
botenaeituns" bur9 folsenbe 3ablsn
aus bsr prsubiiden Statiitit su be-
fpeifen.
Gs bab.n in prsuben i'm Sabre
1906 i'm @an5sn 300, ,922 Srautn unb
WGb1en gtbeiratbet. unb bon bieien
iparsn 68,468 9isnftmGb9en; 40.431
bon ibnen ftanben in ben StGbten i'm
Dienii unb 28,037 auf benz Ganbe.
Don ie 100 UlGbden, bic iiberbaupt
gsbsiratbet baben. pareu alfo INNER
% DienitmGb9en. Ollie dnberen Be-
rufstlaF.n bleiben fpeit binter ibnen
suriid. 90 babsn beifpielspeiis bon
ben S1neiberinnen, bic nah ben
9ienitmGbden bic besebrteten Che
frauen iinb, nur 30,109, bas Fnb 8
auf ie 100. unb bon ben Gubritarbeis
tsrinnsn gar nur 1915. nGmli9 5
auf is 100, ssbeiratbet. limb nod pes
niger siinItis iiebt ss i'm Ssiratbsresis
fer um folde MGbden aus. bic ibr.n
Dienft in Der Sduslihteit uufses.btn
baben, INN 9lufparteiteIIen an5unsbs
men, benn bon ibnen itnb nur 9349,
alio 8 bon ie 100. aur @be besebrt
iporben. S9ledt itebt es Inn bic @ers
tduferinnsn, Mafdinenidreib.rin
mi. iiberbuupt alle i'm Sanbelsseip.rbe
bef9dftisten Wdbden, benn BON ibnen
beiratb.te burdf9nittlid MIR cine sins
5ise bon -ie 100; i'm Sabre 1906 be-
lief ii9 ibre eauoe @beliite auf bic be-
fdsibene 3abl BON 5258.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-26

4m bi6tefen bebDItert
unter ben feIbftftGnbisen 2dnbern Gus
ropas 1T WionacO; es bat auf ben
Quabrattilometer greal Il &ilpmeter
= 0.62 eHslif9e MeiIen) 800 Gins
tpobnsr. Sbm foIst bos 8Onisrsi9
Su9ien nit $50 unb bann 8,Isisn nit
231 Ginpobneru auf berIeIben SlGde.
Die isGGnbif9en Sif9s
sr Ii n b c finb ni9t SuIammenbGus
senb, fonbern bur9 aab!reife Steins
felber poneinanber getrennt. Tie 5is
fder miiHsn besbalb erit INNER Iorgs
fdltig probiren unb beSei9nsn bic
Mitte zines eeeisneten 9runbes bur9
perunterte 9oien, bic tags burd eins
rotbe SIasse unb nadts bur9 eine bea
brennsnbs 2aterns tsnntli9 fnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-26
,. .. YartriOge,
abDOfat Hab &f9tSaRwalf,
42l 2uGappnnu Gbenue.
Scranton, 20.
prabtloft C9noiskrttiontn.
9as auHaHssH erabtIoisr 9sIserawws faHn
Hidlt perbinostt tpsreen.


@ie bic DIRECTION Der 8erliner
Selefunte- geIsllI6aft alf eine 9lnfrase
bin mittbeilt, 1T es unmOgli9. gu pers
binbern, bab brabtloie Selesramme
bon einem llntsrufenen aufsefansen
perben. Ollie Ra9ri9ten, bic ab unb
gu INNER pieber auftdu9en unb be-
baupten, bab Elm berartiges 8erfabs
rem gum Sdub. Der brabtlofen Seles
erdmme erfunSen iporben iei, fino
falfd. Der Ss9nit unb DiFenfhaft
pirb es niemdls, gelingen. Elm Iuffans
gen Der Rabioeramme gu perbinbern.
Senn bic eIettriIben Wellen treiben
ii9 ia selpiHsrmaben frei i'm astbsr
berum, unb man tann ibr gluffansen
bur6 llnberufsne ebenfopenis perbins
bern, mi. ss mOslib 1T, 5u betpirten,
bab, tpenn apei perionen i'm Baum
freiIe elmer 2idts unb GeudtquelIe
fteben, bic cine perion biefe 2idtquells
fiebt unb bic anbers nidt. Srobbem
tpirb aber babur9 bic brabtlofe Selez
graphic ni6t bistrebitirt obsr ibre Be
b.utuns ireenOpie ubseidpGdt. Gins
mai nGmli9 1T bic M0slidteit seses
ben. sbenlo ipis nit benz MoriesSeles
grapben, aud permittelit Der brdbts
lofen Sslserapbie tiffrirte Sepef4en
su bermitteln. 9ieIe Selsgramms
fann pobl elm britter ouffdnsen. uber
ni6t lefen unb periteben. 6erner TT es
Sa9e Der Organization, gu perbins
bern, bab Elm llnberufener bic brabts
Ioien Selegramme, bon beneu er feline
Renntnib baben fOll, erfdbrt. Sn bic
fem Salle mub sipifden Der aufgdbes
unb Der gmpfdngsitotion perabrebet
iperben. bab bic 2dnse Der uusssfdids
ten DeIIen in tiirSeren 3pii4enrGus
men unb mad einem beitimmtsn. pors
Der berabrebeten 3eiden DerGnoert
pirb. Damn fam elm llnbernftner
Der bieie @erabr.buns nidt tennt, nidt
70 fdnea folsen SGnst er biefe Seles
eramme ab, 10 pirb er tpobl einen tleis
nen 8ru6tbeil oss Snbaltes berfteben.
ober niemols bos sunSe Selssramm
ii9 5unuBe maiden tOnnen.
aautfdu.tp fIan5en tpers
ben in fiibitalieniI9en @Grten fhon
DieIfad aIs 3ieritrdu4er seaiibtet. unb
profefor 8o53i, ber Better bes 8otds
nifhen 9drtens in pulermo, bat bors
sef9Iassn, bsren glnbau tommeraien 5u
bstr.iben unb dasSunubsn. Gr bate
aud in Mailanb WluiterpfldnSeA aus
sefteIIt. bic So pro5ent 3altidut ent>
bielten. Die &dlltidufpflanse sebsibt
f9on in biirrem 8ob,n, befer aber Bel
n,ttsr WstnfiiTer,tnn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-26

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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-05
Little Locals

Mr.. Hugh Mccormick, who has been
very ill at his home in Charles Town,
was brought 20 3erryyille last week and
is now at the home of his father, Hon.
Marshall Mccormick. His condition is
considerably improved, and no dsngeris
feared.
Blue Label and Honeymoon" at
Uncle Bills, at the National Hotel,
Charles Town, w Va.
Mr.. s = Thomas, Jr., who has been
here on a visit to his fathor. Col. :. :.
Thomas. returned las, week to Brooklyn,
y. Y, where he has good position.
Money to Loan-Money 70 lend in an V
amount on Farm Land.
WHITING & SMITH.
Mr.. W. T. Milton left last week for an
extended visit to bis son. Rev. W. II.
Milton.
Money to Loan-In sums Of 81 200 or
more; secured by deed Of trust on Real
Estate.
GEO. b HARRIsIoN, Atty;
Boyce, Va.
We will sell our entire stock OF Heat
ing Stoves At COST for cash. l. Bow
man & Son.
Mr.. G. Z. Taylor has moved his pool
parlors from tie IIuyett building on
North Church street TO the Battletown
Inn, where ho has nicely appointed and
equipped place and receives the deserved
patronage of the public.
Ladies' Goods below cost, to close
1hem out The Ricamore Store.
Mr. J. Hugh Thomas is home for sew
eral months. lie is connected with an
engineering corps on the South and
Western Railway, a new coal line being
constructed from the coal fields OF Ken
lucky and Virginia 10 tidewat,ra at South
port, y. c. Mr. Thomas has a tentative
offer to join an engineering corps in
South America.
$500 to Loan on Real Estate Secur-
ity. Long time, if desired. Apply tod.
{. Snyder, Berryville, Va.
Ribbons. Silks, Velveis, Gloves, Lad
les White Goods, Hosiery, etc at a sac
rifice at The Ricamore Store.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-05
Resolutions of Respect.

At a meeting of the Vestry of
Grace Church of Berryville, Vir-
ginia, held on January %, 1905,
the undersigned were appointed a
committee to prepare memorial
I'm honor of the late DR.. Charles
Edward Lippitt, who departed this
life on December 20, 1907. In the
performance of that duty, we sub
NIT the following:
Our Heavenly Father has re-
moved from our midst the late DR..
G. f. Lippitt.
He had entered into the practice
of his profession of physician,
when in 1861 the war between the
States began, and his loyalty and
devotion to the State of his birth
and the principles for which the
South contended, led him to enlist
in the Confederate service as a
private in the ranks, and he
marched from Charles Town as a
member of Company G of the
Second Virginia Infantry, of the
Stonewall Brigade" with a
musket on his shoulder. Soon
however it was decided by the
higher powers that he could render
more valuable service in the medi-
cal department, and he was trans
ferred to it, and promoted to Sur
geon, in which latter position he
served during the entire war, most
of the time in General Armistead's
command. His convictions as to
the rectitude of the Southern cause
were never shaken, and he adhered
To them to the last. He was an
active member of the j. +. B.
Stuart Camp of Confederate Vet
Grams until disabled by i'll health
from attending its meetings.
At the close of the war he
resumed the practice of his profess
sion, and after some years, he re-
tired from practice and engaged in
farming. which be followed until
his death. In every department
ne was faithful, conscientious and
diligent.
But better than all. he was a
sincere and devoted Christian gen.
tleman. For many years he was
an active member of Grace Church,
Berryville, and Junior Warden of
the Church.
We mourn his loss, but submit
to the inevitable, in the spirit of
Him who said, Thy will be
DONE" believing that he has en-
tered into the rest that remaineth
for the people of God"
Our sincere and heartfelt sym.
pathies are rendered to his be.
reaved family.
SAMn j. G. MOORE,
JOHN B. NELL
Committee.
EDw. WALL, Rector.