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The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27
Icemaking by Hand.

Consul Albert Halstead. of Birming-
ham, states that the invention of a
new British ice making machine is re-
ported which works on the principle
that water will freeze when evapore-
ted rapidly by vacuum pump and a
powerful absorbent. such as sulphuric
acid. It is said that the machine can
be worked by hand and will turn out
carafes of iced water at the rate of one
in three minutes and blocks of ice
weighing about 1 pound in 20 minutes.
The apparatus, consisting of the alb
sorber and the CARTE. or the ice mold
are rocked by means Of a handwheel
and crank. which serves also to create
the vacuum. This apparatus Is made al
Reading. England.-Consular Reports.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27
ss.:.s, xsss. .s,ox, ROSES :,;es :.s so,z.
Ind. ~ HUBBARD s.u,o
Onion Millionaire in Mexico.
$50 Kansas Ave.

Not many years ago it was not un-
common to have one point 10 this mil
lionaire and that and say, He made
his money in OIL" UP in Texas they
are developing men along the Rio
Grande who may in a short time be
referred to as ''onion millionaires."
So great has been the success of the
men who have been growing onions
along the bounadry line that experts
declare the Bermuda onion produced
there is really superior to the Bermu-
da onion produced in its native soil.
Last summer the agent of the South
Texas Truck Growers association
visited the Bermuda Islands and the
Canary Islands and secured a Dig
consignment of seed. These seed have
produced this years onion crop in
Texas of a greater size and OF a nne
quality. Whereas it was formerly
estimated that the Bemuda growers
shipped 100000 crates of onions to
the United States annually, it is now
estimated that their shipments this
year amounted to about $4,000 crates.
Mexican Record.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27
DOWN GO RATES /.
Commerce Commission Orders
a Reduction on Cattle.
1t Applies to SO Railroads in
Southwest Territory.

Washington, Aug. 27.-A sweeping
reduction of from one-half cent to five
cents per hundred pounds on range
cattle shipments to be carried into ef-
feet by october Is. is effected in an
order issued today by the interstate
commerce commission in the case of
the Cattle Raisers association of Tex
as, against the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas and 5S others common carriers.
The reduction carries out the COM
missions condemnation last spring of
the railroad advances in rates.
The rates ordered cut today are on
range cattle from points in Texas, New
Mexico and Oklahoma to northern
ranges in Wyoming. Nebraska, South
Dakota and Montana and on cattle in
car loads from southwest to Chicago,
East st. Louis, st. Louis, st. Joseph,
Kansas City, New Orleans and Oma-
ha- The railroads are also ordered to
substitute a terminal charge of not ex-
ceeding one dollar per car for their
present two dollar terminal charge Tor
the delivery of live stock at the Union
Stock yards in Chicago.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27
SEWERS ARE WORKING AGAIN.
The North Topeka Mains Have Beer
Repaired.

With the exception of one small
stretch the sewers of North Topeka
which were badly damaged by the last
flood have been all repaired by the
street department.
For almost three months the sewers
have been only partially effective in
carrying away the excess rain water
from the frequent showers of the sum-
mer months. Streets have been Hood
ed and great inconvenience occasioned
by the inability of the damaged sew
ers to properly drain.
They were in much worse shape
than after the big flood of 1903" said
Frank Snyder. street commissioner.
In a large majority of instances sec
tions of the sewer stettled and it was
necessary to build new lines right over
the settled mains because the presence
of the quick sand made 1t impossible
to remove the sunken mains.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27
BURTON IN TOPEKA.
Ex-senator Came Here for a Confer
ence With Mr.. Bryan.

Ex-senator ]. R. Burton is in To-
peka on his way home from Texas. In
cidentally, he is here to have a con-
ference with w. ]. Bryan. Burton has
announced that he is going to support
Bryan, and possibly he wants the
necessary credentials from the presi-
Dental candidate to break into the
Democratic party
II am out of politics for WHILE
said Mr.. Burton. II am obliged for
financial reason to go into the business
of selling Texas lands. BY fall I ex-
pect to have sold enough land to enable
me to re-enter politics.
In my judgment the bank guaranty
plank in the Republican platform is a
farce. 1t means nothing. 1t provides
for voluntary mutual insurance, and
that's all. 1t won't amount to any
thing. The fact that the Republicans
put in such a plank will help Bryan,
because it tends to put the Republicans
of Kansas in harmony with Bryan"
Mr. Burton was asked whether he
would consider that a compulsory
guaranty plank was constitutional
There isn't any constitution" said
Burton. Roosevelt has abolished the
constitution"
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27

You should receive at your door a
red. white and blue envelope OF Inn
portance to all
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27

Proposed to Build One to Connect
With Rochester Road.

A petition is being circulated by
George Behl, resident OF Shorey,
which if a sufficient sum of money is
subscribed means macadam road
connecting Jackson street with Maple
Grove. 1t is proposed to build ma
cadam road four blocks west from
Jackson street on St. John street, then
one block north on Tyler street con-
Meeting with the Maple Grove addition
road.
This road connects with the Roches-
ter road and means a macadam road
three miles in length connecting the
city with the country. Owing to the
expense of paving the street inside the
city limits this move is considered i'm
practical at this time. During the
season of heavy rains the parts of the
streets which it is proposed to ma
cadam are almost impossible.
When this road is completed it will
give a continuous stretch of good roads
in North Topeka connecting that part
of the city with macadam roads in the
country leading in all directions. The
committee in charge Of the work hopes
to raise $500 and it is expected that the
city will eXpend an equal sum on I'M
proving the streets described as roads.
The subscriptions so far received are:
George N. Holmes and G. Grace
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27
STAYED BY A DREAM.
Woman Refuses to Embark on French
Steamer La Tourainv.

New York, Aug 27.-Crying that
she had dreamed that the French line
steamer La Touraine, whicY sailed for
Havre today. would go down at sea-
Marie Feneli refused to go aboard the
syessel although every effort was made
10 induce her to change her mind
With her husband and seven children
Mrs. Feneli was to have sailed ror
their old home in Alexandria italy
where they intended to spend their re-
manning days. Her husband and sew
eral friends tried to drag the woman
on board, but she resisted desperately
and when La Touraine steamed away
the woman with her little flock of chill
dren and an angry husband were still
standing on the pier.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27
LOCAL MENTION.

If you have not tried Eagles new
premier Silver Statue you have missed
all that is good in cigars. No cigar
sold in Topeka can equal it in quality
for the price.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Brunt will leave
Saturday evening for Denver and
Grand Lake Colorado.
1t touches the spot. The Big Tromp
cent cigar.
The greatest labor saver a woman
can secure is a telephone. Every gro
GER and merchant in Topeka has the
Independent service. besides hundreds
of professional men and private citi-
zens.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27
THE Topeka REBATE ASSOCIATION
MEMBERS OF


M:1: ns = supply o. = ns. - Son. .., - . Crane
ART eoogs n Aons:n: 5s - ~ - s.SY
: ss5:s @ szs :ss''''- Ell" z:s$ '.
~ ~ ~ 11" F54ry1ss AND surrrrz
BOOZE r. sss s:&so'n*1' ETC aA.ssase. ss.
Glass
s'"" Furniture ca 'as " rp1m
" nsss Co. ssasS Vehicle sppuco
CARRIAGES WAGONS
uuSs sss:5sss a SSs E n1us1
% ] crass. Mas.aas @ w%Is Is. RUGS n
r. Ss:sa % NO Crosby 5 Co - ~ ~ a~TTse
5.s: 81 saee~ss Sy%sS ass:s "oBs B.
Department eh. wTadn HS
a=ss n s SS'asnrses $ or.o.v % s so .ssn GARMENTS s
Aa1i9 Clothing
a@dss @ agsr sss Co. E: ssss sz E se::sg 81 A:s
e. 5s a: g s: s: s:ss s s s'''' Store
a".ss rSsfsaasss ssss ETC uS 01 s LEGAL FORMS ETC
5s 1411R5s saDD11nr sADD1Ha1
oss Br.s ETC % s11191so @ MATERIAL ETC
saIas; sa; sssaa'e% Fs"s ssaITass.e TfEss c.
r,.. STOVES
:
w.a,.r MIRRORS AND REPAIR. En-
soHGS
n - rROMxs Tns
5 News R % @ r.Inss
Dzso as saees .sdss sn a,c,, coon wA
HnHTnsaS sEsss asMss nesno N snsasls Ssa
ruzsTu5cAn ssSsSSn s~SSSsn WILLOW 44c
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27
SPECIAL GRAND JURY.
One Will Be EmpaneIed for the Hains
Hearing.

New York. Aug. Ex-Governor
Charles f. Hughes, in a letter received
today by District Attorney Darrin of
Queens county. stated that he would
empanel a special grand jury to hear
evidence in the case Of the Hains
brothers. accused of the murder of
William Z. Annis. The governor also
said that he would select a Judge to
preside. The district attorney an
nounced that the jury would probably
sit about September 81.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27

OFFICE SUPPLIES, ETC.
Crane 4 Co.
PANTS, onA, BRUSHES, ETC
Gamphsl Drus Co.
Ths j. K. Jones Paint 60.
The A B. Whiting Paint = oaaoCo.
PAINT MANUFACrURN0. wHoCxsAr8
The ). K Jones Paint 90.
a. W. stansneid.
J. G. Wolcott.
rIANOe AND MUSICAL lRzs0HAlgDWR
Bell Bros Piano Co.
PICTURES. FRAMING. ETC.
The Fair Mercantile Co.
PoRTRATTs.
PRINTING, ENGRAVING. UrU
PUMPS AND WIND Mills
The western Vehicle q Supply ca.
REPAIRING BICYCLES. MOTOR CYCLE.
The Central Cycle Supply Co.
RUGS MANUFACTURED TO ORDER
O. Mccormick Rug Factory.
SEWING MACHINES, SUPPLIES, ETU.
The neutrality-suspicious. Furniture Co
SHOES AND FOOTWEAR (ExCLUsIvMD.
HiI:t saoe Co. Ssuoe...or. to IN. F,tw.n
Gatthews Shoe store.
Payne's shoe Store.
SHOPS % AND F FSoTwEAR IN ~ STOCK.
The crosby Bros Co. twomen ana children
yl
The warren NJ. Crosby Co. (womsn ana
Children Only.)
HERON and Middaugh.
The New Era Department Store.
The Palace Clothing CO. (Men OnlyJ
Paxton & Paxton.
A. Samuel.
SPORTING GOODS, ETC
The Couglin Hardware Co.
The Fair Mercantile Co.
D. H. Forbes.
STOVES AND RANGES
The Couglin Hardware Co. ..
w. E. Culver.
The neutrality-suspicious. Furniture Co.
D. II. Forbes.
3 The Western Vehicle & Supply Co.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETC
G. W. StAnsneld
TRUNKS vAILSES LEATHER GOODS. ETC
The Crosby Bros Co.
The Palace Clothing Co.
The Topeka Trunk Manufaceory,
TAHOR&
WOLF the Tailor.
WALL PAPER, DECORATING UrQ
c. M. Hill.
The ]. X. Jones Paint Co.
II. L. Larsh q Co.
George A. Wood.
WILLOW GOODS.
The Topeka Trunk Manu6nceory,
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27
Change Of Ycnue Refused.

jackson, KY, Aug. 27.-Judge
Adams today overruled the motion
made by the prosecution for a change
of venue in the case of Beech Hargis,
charged with the murder of his father
Judge James Hargis. and the case will
be tried in Breathitt county.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27

he made thousands Of dollars by the
nervy deals he executed. He neither
drank nor gambled. but had a wild oe-
sire for wealth.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-27

The Topeka
Here's the It's Done:
Whn home buy aIod % f nkeepu
When ugett kh the frs store hh trade
Then cht n trade h tn mount puh nd through
m2 AXE
The Commercial Club 627 A. ~. SPIN
Merely show tt o ca Identity
you aa O. tow nshppe
n md in mt ninexcs actual outlay for
the ecanbe because Of
OF " be paid
making purchase
The Topeka Debate Association.
every purchase your
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15
&lbne @f[tatn.
8srnteNun0Sarbeft en far ben Bam elmer &c
btrSsbabn tn &anaoa.

germenanssarbeiten far ben sau elmer Ses
birSsbabn tn &amaoa.
0on ben fibnen unternebmungen
Der 8ergiteiser, bic aus Sportluft 2e>
Ben unb @efunbbeit an bic @rflim<
mung irgenb zines bisber unerftiegenen
gipftIs ieben, melben ale .3eitungen,
dber bon ben oft nidt minber f9tpieriz
gen unb sefdbrlihen Sbaten, bic in
Hitler pflidterfinung bon @elebrten,
2e9nifern, Mrbeitern inter unb iiber
Der Grbe faf tdgli9 aussefibrt tpers
ben, bDrt man nur gelegentlin einmal.
go ma9t fid bas groBe publifum
faum einen Begriff bapon. mas fir
btrsfteiserif9e 9alente Elm Offi5ier,
Snsenieur obsr 9ermefungsbeamter
Eel Der 2anbesaufnabme ober Bel Der
Gratifying elmer 8abn i'm 9odgebirge
gu betbGtigen bat. ga fam man ii9
nidt geiibte 8ersiteiser ausfu9en unb
berldngt bod BON ben Qeuten ein MaB
bon @hpinbelfreibeit, &lettergenanbt<
belt unb Mutb, bas ieben 8ersfteiger
5teren tpiirbe.
Die MGnner auf unfersm 8ilbe, bds
uns in bas fanubhde Jelfensebirge
berfeBt, miifen cine @telle Der 2inie
trdffiren, bic an elmer iiberbdngenben
Manb elmer Rldnm entlang fiibrt. I'm
bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gum s3ptd
Der GeIsfprensuns bornebmen gu fDnS
nen. bat man an Seiltn 8aumftdmme
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Bmmuoaiamen nuo oedenB rOouitt.
Hrim.a Hanmippuiamen . RebI. PEI
Tpnne $24.0O-
HnummpniatneusO Del, rob, 80 CITE.
Vrin1a Baumtuuu fnmen Ruden. per
Tonne S24.O0.
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u1arft,Bericbt.
3 a nj 10 {.

Gan Mntpnip. EeE., 10 sunni =
Drbinarb 6 Gents; WODo Or6iunIp
7T Cts; Hptp Mibbling 81 Gents.
Mibbling 1Ol Gents; 0ODb Nibbfing
liz gts.; atibbiing 5nir llI ets.
@aIbeftpn, 9ex., IL. Suni-Drb,nnIb
z Gents; gppb Drhinnrp 81 Cent?.
HDtp Mibbltng 1917 Gents; Mibblin8
III Gents: 0Dpb NibbIinp l2I Cts;
Ni6blina Hair 12sz gents.
Rem CrIeate, &a., 10. SUM =
0pDb Drbinarp 95l16 gts.; Com Mibbs
fling 10 ZIG gt8; Wibblin8 Tx gents
UDDb Nibbling IL Gents: Nibblina
Sair 1211a Gents.
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8ndlen's grniea salbe iiest.

Com Moore, &urnI gfoute |, God-
ran, Ga, idreibt: SD bate Elm Boz
les @eidpiir auf benz Spann meines
GuBes, nihts nollte es beiIen, Bis id
Blidlen's arniea SoIbe aiifIegte, mo-
con cine balbe 25eSbahtel oas
geioen berifDinoen madte." Inter
Garnntie ~berfauft bei @oolpb DreiB
uno 81. gobn & 60.
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Den Qfffaboner 9afen
befu&en anidhrlid 1000 S4ifft, po>
BON iiber 400 bic beutfde Glasse fihs
TN.
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non 1883 Bis 1895 benz engIifhen l1n>
tezboufe an, no q ifets nit Berebts
fdntteit unb tpirfungspoG fit alles bas
eiztrnt, mas cine CUTE Regisrung be-
bsntt. Morlen untertiibte bic liberdle
poIitit @lnbftonss binfidtIid Srlanbs
,trb mar 5tDtimul Gbeffefrstdr Der
.sriinen Snfel."
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an Der Manb berabseIafen, bic ben
Sngenieurerl unb ibrtn 2eutei1 oIs luf>
flyer GuBiteig Bel ibren @ermefunss<
arbtittn biener. Mnf biefen ftebenb
miTen fie bic Neigung, bic Mafe beg
Jelftns u. +. m. nit 9beobolit unb
Stanse aufntbmen unb notiren. Reine
iIeine Mufsabe, bern Elm @tur3 IN ben
f66umenben Bad mare fiderer Sob.
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@iienbabnzT abIpIan.
q 81. &. 81. q 8a6u.

u9apD @rodett" >3ug ua6 Sonton
@alpe1ton, Beaumont unb Grange. Nbz
fabrt 9 ubr abenbs, Infunft 7.30 NOR
gems.
Nah aerrbiae, @bfa6rt 4.30 nadm.
Ibfabrt bon &errbiIe $50 l1br born1itz
tags. glr 5pnmtags na6 &errbtle: $50
l1br bor1nittags.
Na6 guero, 9pafum, Souiton, @alpe@
ton, @%ibbings, Hodbale, Cameron n1o
@acp, 4bfobrt 8.45 bormittags.
9ea6 8eebille, CORPUS gbriIti, Mlice,
@atbis, @ranias GaB, Stockport, Ibfabrt
1.40 nn6mittags.
Na6 Salfltrias, Ibfabrt s l1br abenbs.
S. & g. q. Balm.
4bfabrt.
Nah alien Morb@Ser sngnnften . +.
$3.50. 4 1br rnb 7.45 bormittaes.
@a6 ct. 2ouis, Mempbis unb benz Often
-. 1.25 n6r nad)r m. ut1o 7.30 abenos
Nad MeIifp. 1920 Hbr BORN.
@nfnnft.
Son ct. ouis rnb Dem Often, 9.15 mprg.
Son 2areoo n1b Merifo LOS na6m.
@pn ct. 2onis, &anfas gitp 1920 abos.
ct. 2pitis e San Sranctsco Balm.
Gbfabrt.
g1ad Sort Smitb, Springfielo, ct. 2onis,
&anias gitp. Chicago IS. &@. 81. SCI
pot) .7.30 aberlbs.
Mnfunft.
@on ct. 2ouis, &anins gitb, Yaris,
gbicago 1920 morgens
spmtbern 8aeific Balm.
@bfdBrt.
slad Metp Orleans, @ouiton unb galpez
lton, tdglid $3.50. .11;45 mtttags
1nb. .11.30 nberbs
9aa6 eagle 9ab, ST gaio, Californian
nn0 Wegifo. 1850. 900 BORN.
Infunft.
Son Nefp Orleans, Soniton nnb Cable
iton, tdgIi6 ...7.35 morgens
nnb 600 nadmittags
Son ST gaio, galifornien unb @erifo.
8 abenbs
@ictoria 9ibiiion, g. $. e g. q.
(0ulf Sbore.)
Ibfabrt.
glaD SlerD, Stctpr1d, Sort Sdbncd, SorS
PUG gbriftt, Brownsville, Nio @ranOe
gitb, @olinb. 8eebiue, 8bnrton, Yaz
lncios nno 9onfon .7.30 morg
Nad Brownsville.
Ser 3ns Der Gnniet Gictoria 9ipiz
lion, Mbfnbrt $50 nbenos, mnGt in 8IaS
cebo 8erbinolins nit Der @ulf Coat
Zine fir CORPUS @brilfi nno Broipnsni1e.
sc. s. e :. gabn,
Nbfabrt.
Nn1 8aco. Sort Bortb, 9aQas, Sam
lag gitb, ct. 2ouis nn6 Chicago, tdgs
li6 (Suniet 9epot) .7.30 abenos
2ofnl5ug pia SmitbbiIe g bormittags
MIamo Spe5ial nad 5mitbbiIe, 3onifon,
@albe]ton .10.15 aberb5
Mnfnnft.
Son Chicago, ct. 2ouis, &anfas gitp,
9a1ns, Sort @ortb unb @aco, tdgli9
(5un1et 9epot). ..7.30 mor9
2ofnl5ug bia 5mitbbi1e .9.15 nbenbs
4lamo SPECIAL bon Smitbniaes 9ouiton,
OQluelIOI /. i. . .O.oU WOL9ell1
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q { N d {.

aartpfeIn, Colorado. $1. IS u. $I.75,
Weue Eera8 $1.50 u. Sl.75 per gentner.
Bpiebeln, neue teraniihe, 81. so per
100 Tfunb.
Eomaten, Teras, rs 9ts. u. LOO per
4 Rprb Crate.
@phI, S1.tO per LOO Tfunb.
Bohnen, CRIME Teras, rs gts per Rite
stumble Wahs 25 gt8. per Rifte.
@urten, rs u. 80 Cts. per 8ite.
Rbabarber, 7c per Etuub.
Squnfda, so cts. Der Buihel
ganteIopes, 75c per u Buitel.
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9enrp 6. Hips, Sransport bon
Mobeln, Bianos, @eIoibrdnfen, Hei-
nigen bon Teppihen. 304 Sit.Seite
aIamo Yalo3n. gei6e telephone.
Brompte 8eotenutlg. @ebt uns Cure
Muftrdge. 3~ufrie6enbeit garantiert.
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90. 8. e :. gabn,

ND nDTI.
Na6 @nco, Sort 8ortb, 9a0as, &ans
fas gitb, ct. 2onis nnb Chicago, tGg~
Iid (5nnlet 9epot) .7.30 abenos
2ofnl5ug pin GmitbbiIe g bormittags
Mlamo Spe3ial na9 5mitbbine, 9oniton,
@albe]ton .10.15 abenbs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-28
JOHNSON X PRATT Contractors
 X Builders Estimates Furnished on Request. Old Phone i205, Pine BIuii. Ark.
CALLING IN SCRIPT.

July Term of Jefferson County Court,
 July G. 1908
 In the matter of calling in the County
 Warrants of Jefferson County, Ark.
 as provided under Section 1l75 to 1179, inc, of Kirby Digest; ss
 1t is hereby considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the County Warrants of Jefferson County. Arkan- sas, be called in on Saturday, the 10th day of October, 1903, for the purpose of cancelling and rcissung said war rants a. provided by law.
 State of Arkansas, County of Jeffer- 1 son.
 I, J. R. Core, Clerk of the County and Probate Courts of the County and State aforAsaid, do hereby certify that the above 1ypcwritten matter is a true and correct copy of the original order as made by the County Judge in the ] matter of reissuing Jefferson County Warrants as the same appears of re cord on page 104 of the Jefferson County Court Record, Vol. U. Witness my hand and seal this 1st day of August, 1903. JESSIE R. CORE, Clerk. (SeaD c. M NTCHOI, D. c. 8 16 d2w C1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-28
The Gospel ot Good Cheer.

Fople loved Robert Louis stcvrn
 not because he was an admira!,t < ter, but because he was a cheerful Fumptfve. He was a sufferer wI4
 many ye%rs increased the gayet. life. Gedius alone can do this oE |rge scale. but everybody can do i; little one. Our safest guide is tl!, |ization of a hard truth-that Wt l not privileged to share our trI. lwith other people. If we coula ke up our minds to spare o,n hds all details of i'll health. of mon losses, of domestic annoyances. cf |rca lions. of committee work. e |Hances. provocations and anxieties |6bollld sir less against the worlG's H humor. It may not be given us
 I'd to the treasury of milth. bu,
 is considerable merit in not Fol,
 it,-Agncs Hepplier in Harpp5 <hZine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-28
Nor"ieh ana hterrinq Dye.

" ha3F centuries the city of Nor EH' Ill respect of the manor of Carle- was liable to provide annually ntF-loGF herring pies for the royal nch Eicmcfeld in his History Norfolk. referring to this quaint tee. prints letter from the hous, ofhcers of Charles l., making CTS jus; exceptions" to the quality he pies which had been forwarae., ne city shcriffs.
 gle ma in exceptions read as follows llst, Nu do not send them accorl to youf tenure of the first new her Ks that are taken.
 tecondly, you do not cause them tc RWeil baked in good and strong Eye' as they ought to be, that they K endure the carriage the better. hirdly, whereas you should b, F tenure bake in these pastyes six Fe herrings at the least, being thn ft hundrcdth. which doth requir,
 10 be put into every pye at tn, Ft. we find but flower herrings {. In divers of them.
 Fourthly, the number of pyes which
 sent at this tyme we find to bc Ter than have been sent heretofore.
 divers of them much broken. Ind, lastly, we understand the Eger of them was constrained tc Ee three several journeys to you be he could have them, whereas 1t meth he Is bound to come h,t, i. e.-Chambers' Journal
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3rouoht a Blush to Her Cheek.

|ere was a story told of one of tn, |d's great vocalists singing as 2 (g girl at private house. She was |Whelmed with praise. By and by the London News, she came ane by an elderly lady, who congratu ] her on the way she had sang, bu, lred to offer one or two sugges 5 The young singer treated the with scorn and afterward aske, shostess who "the old lady was had dared to give her suggestions that was Mime. Goldschmidt,' re ! the lady. And who Is Mime lechmidt? was the next impatient T. "Well, she's better known as
 N Lind.' said the hostess. And 8 the singer blushed for shame at
 Pisdainful reception of hints from
 Swedish Nightingale"
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A nAn IL Cnilnnlc,. z.

hother said 'Ac coie@e s',..' E had hroc.gh, '.iS chun ho.ae :, EholldaHs. ''r"r,ni' me .o r4est=
 Friend. Mr. SHprknooGlc '' Is motEer. who NaS d lli,tlp hard ling. placed hor hand to her ear. m sorry. George, but didn't Ct h your friends name. You'll hay, peak little louder I'm afraid" say, mother,' shouted George, :" It to present my friend; Mr. Spec. ble!"
 In sorry, George, but MT. - It was the name again:" [r. Specknoodle" George fairl. Ed.
 Se old lady shook her head sadly. Bm sorry, George, but l'm afrai
 Do usa It sounds just like Speck
 6le to me-" ."-Detroit News.
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His Preference.

hr neT chef" said the manager O restaurant. stopping to chat &'iN 'atron who had deep lines betwec. eyebrows, lis a wonder. rea:.i.. ye the man could take an old rub shoe and make an appetizing Gish ' That so?' asked the patron Ing meditatively with his fork up De steak that had been served him pose you tell the waiter to take steak back and ask the chef to fS
 rubber shoe for me."-Modern So
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to better conven- fence, l have moved my cleaning and pressing shop to 21S State Street, where will be glad to serve the trade. All work entrusted to me will be turned out in first class shape. have mastered the cleaning and pressing business. 1 hope to serve you often. Very re- spectfully E. T. Blanson.
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Umbrellas

l. GLlCkSBERG, Expert Umbrella Re- pairer Corner Second Avenue and Walnut Street, opposite Old Tele- phone building. Covers from soc to $750 always on hand. All work ex- ecuted promptly and satisfaction
 guaranteed Work called for and delivered. Your patronage solicited.
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His Memory.

|st BoY-Dia you really win three E at 4chool? Fond Dttto-Yes, and one was for Excellence of memory. DIV did you win the others pe others? forget what they
 Tor. Translated For Transatlap,
 aes From Blahco y Negro.