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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-10
& G. G MADE FROM
49, -. - ROOTS AND HERBS
A SAFE AND RELIABLE BLOOD PURIFIER

In the time OF our oe the forests and fields only
which they their
ana compromises the different roots herbs and bas many
eh nave @ handed down to succeeding genertos aud continuously
used with satisfactory results.
aratons is S S. S. medicine made entirely herbs barks
OF
absolute vegetable purity of medicine that
without harmful
the market contain potash other strong
act bad the upseng
the affecting the bowels and when used for prolonged period
time
S s. and be taken by children
Rheunasm Caal Sores and Ulcers Malaria Sou Skin
and all other troubles caused by impure
eet remedy 1t down the circulation posons
unhealthy
every paee the faint inherited bloc trouble, pHrifes and
strengthens the drlort1 blood
Tor good health S. S Natures
successful service with steadily increasing demand best
dence value i'll all blood
advice tree charge THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. ATLANTA Ca
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-10
MANY LABOR BILLS
ARE PENDING

Washington, April 9.-The&e aee
LOW pending in both houses Of Con
geess eight labor bills (tWo o. them
Ia The Senate to re8ulate iniuutioas
=ud definite conspiracies. They wefe
Introduced by Senator Bryan. oil Flor
ida, Oyerman, of North Carolina, and
~ Representatives Smith, Missouri;
Sherley, Kentucky; Henry. Texas:
SABBATH, Illinois; Patterson, South Car
Lima and Campbell, Kansas. \ bill
limiting the hours OF daily service OF
!aborers aud mechanics in the emplo<
of the government to eight hours, in
.roduced by Mr. Gardner. OF New Jer-
sey, is also pending. y Dill drafted
~ the attorneys OF the american FED
Grafton of Labor and introduced b.
Mr.. Sterling. Illinois. provides com
9ensation for civilian government en-
ployes for injury in the line OF duty.
4 railroad employees liability Dill.
drawn by the attorneys OF the various
Drotherhoods, with d view to stand the
test Of the supreme court, is in the
care OF Senator La Toilette, OF MiScon-
sin, and Representative Sterling o.
Illinois. respectively. NJ. Bartholdt,
Missouri. is the author OF d Joint res
5.ution DESIGNED to prevenj the COM
EDITION OF army musicians with those
IN civil service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-10

\ good homes: hustIins salesman
wanted to Sc. eaSE selling patented
article to The storeheepers OF Pine
Bluff ana vicinity; no competition;
good income getter:: very liberal
terms to good man. Address c. X,
Box 1745. Nea Orleans. 4:5:6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-10

Call up old phone 16o. new phone
l52 and have IA nice Bunch OF Bananas
delivered at your door for SOC.
ASK FOR LEFLAR.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-10

FOR SALE-Tomato, cabbage
and all other kinds OF vegetable
plants. Apply to Pic Merlo. Old
uhonp S.;s
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-10

-Shirt. Zoe Done up gigh-. 6as-
laundry work in iowa. Telephone
2297. : -
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-10

Educated pigs and dogs at Lis
ter's 5arnyard circus-the Theatorium
next week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-10
CA TOR "A.
p.,,,.,. 1The Kind You Hare AiwayS BOugf.
s'sa st &X2zztzx

4 successful cook cooks with
Success Flour. 81 o-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-10

"Ihe fountain OF youth served ImoI
Brcw''-It'S an elixir OF life.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08

Another step has been taFc1 in the
way Of preserving places o. scenic and
historic interest. The late owner of
:hc site Of Fort Lee opposite New
York city, has donated the ground to
the national government, which has
accepted the gift. Fort Lee is at the
lower end of the Palisades of the IIud-
son. was an important post in the
rcvolutionary war and commands q
magnificent view of the surrounding
region, including New York and the
mighty stream which flows by it to the
sea. Much of the Palisades has al
ready been acquired for public use,
and the intention of the United States
authorities 10 maintain Fort Lee as a
national reservation will fit in with
the general scheme.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
--7-------------
Cigarettes in the Navy.

in his annual report, Surgeon Gen
e.ral Of the Navy Presley NJ. RiXey
recommends that an order be issued
by the navy department forbidding
the use of cigarettes by all persons
in the navy under p years Of age. II
is stated that in three months the
crews of the battleship Missouri 600
mem used | $50 books Of cigarette pa
peTs. 200 pounds of smoking tobacco
and $4,000 cigarettes. None the less.
remarks the Medical Fortnightly, 5000
cigarettes and $4,000 pounds of candy,
together with 1000 pounds of navy
plug chewing tobacco and 10000
cigars. We're loaded on the Culgoa in
the Brooklyn navy yard as a part Of
the canteen supply
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
KNOW THEM BY THEIR WORKS.

"Who lives in yonder mansion with
the tall, white columns?"
"That is the home of Trashleigh.
You have heard of Trashleigh, OF
course?"
HE is a book publisher. He puts
out all these books that have pictures
of pretty girls on the covcrs-the
kind, you know, that deal with New
York society or are about princesses
who elope with young American diplo
mats. They say he has cleaned up
something like s1,O00,O00 during the
last five years"
We'll, he certainly has fine place.
A prince might well be proud of it
What a pity it is that somebody
doesn't buy the poor little shanty next
to it and put up fine residence
there"
Yes. 1t would be a big improve,
ment If that were done. That is the
home of another publisher. Horatius
Preston
Preston? ] never heard Of him."
"No; he doesn't amount TO much
He makes specially of literature, and
it isn't likely that he could afford to
live in that poor little shack even II
two of his daughters didn't help out
by teaching school. Chicago Record.
Herald
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08

< new Metropolitan Opera house
pTiiBa donna is Elizabeth Parkinson. n
young soprano who has created real
sensation in Paris and London She
is q protege of Nine. Melba, who pre-
diets b great future for the western
songster x41r life story thus far has
been one OF incessant toll and hard.
bitter struggle for recognition. In her
fight for musical laurels Mile. Parkina
she is billed that way now. with
KANSAS City. her birthplace. far in the
background--has had The financial aid
and good counsel of an older sister. Il
school teacher; il is this self-sacrific-
ing sister who has made the young
diva's success possible--the sister and
Nine. Jelha.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
g. A. LIsK, Publisher.
"Diaboio."


Any one who could say why the
wOrSd adopts a toy. plays with 1t
while, and throws it in the corner,
would know Elore about human nature
han has yet been discovered. A few
months ago "diabolo" meant nothing
except To readers of books about
games, where il appears under its
English name as flying cone" To-day
the game is being played all over
France ana England, and has invaded
the United States. Diabolo consists oil
four or five feet of string tied to the
ends of two sticks, and spool WITH
d thin waist The trick is to toss the
spool into the air and catch IT on the
string. There are picturesque varia'
tiOns, such as catching the spool be-
hind cne's back, tossing it over ten
els net TO an opponent, and other dell
cate juggleries. The game was in
vogue hundred years ago, and is
Illustrated in the prints of the time. r
French engineer revived it recently,
and now the flying cones are so thick
in some parts of Paris and London
that the police have had 10 take meas
ures to protect the innocent pedes-
trian. Punch represents diabolist
disgusted because she cannot toss the
spool and catch it more than 1000 odd
times while riding her bicycle. An
other enthusiast. is described tossing
up mullins and coal scuttles instead of
the spool. Tomorrow where will the
game be? asks the Youths Compan.
ion. 4 little while ago everybody was
playing ping-pong. Who plays it now?
Tiddledywinks had its brief, snappy
day, and went TO the attic. TO lie with
the battfedores and shuttlecocks that
our grandfathers once gracefully
welded. 1t is not long since pigs.in-
the-cloyer interfered with legitimate
business life. Croquet still fingers,
but il has fallen from the days when
no patch of grass was safe 10 cross in
the dark on account of the treacher
Gus wickets. And graces, the game
with hoop and sticks-are there chill
dren who play that as their great
grandparents did? The history Of the
world at play is tickle romance.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
An Excellent Course.

This is not the hoary-bearded tale
OF the raw recruit who halted the OFF,
Ger Of the day in the middle Of the
stream and forced him to dismount
and wade through the water to be rec
ognized, although there he q similar
ity OF settings.
A cavalry rookie" on his first
nights tour. was approached by the
officer and, after demanding his spe-
cial and general orders, and asking
a number of more or less reasonable
questions. wound up by requesting the
guards method OF procedure II he
were to see steamboat coming
toward him across the parade ground.
70 which the rookie respectfully re-
piled: I'D quit drinking, SIR
Judge.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
Ever DistrustfuI.

"Whv didn't you vote for my
friend?" asked the politician. Hes
the most popular man in the state"
That's the reason" answered Farm
or Corniossel. Il never yet see a man
that made a business of bein' popular
who had much of liking for real hard
work. k."-Washing,on Star.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
111hat tl1f Srllnuls
Arr Tnr
By REV. w. c. BITING,
St. Louis.

noble work of teaching and millions of parents arc asking: WHAT then
will this child be:7 September begins the real for the best part of
right when he appraised education
he did, Surely Our twentieth century wise men have SAID it differently
they declared education complete that does not have moral
value and religion worthy of acceptance that does not have edu-
caonal value
The child learning something than written Ian
guag lie learns that he becomes part of that world of thought
that language only vehicle. That moral truth He to
profit the thoughts Of others, and express his
thoughts others. by thy words thou shalt be justified
condemned This is true because characters great ueance in
speech, spoken and written.
He learns exacncss The trials of mathematics spelling
writing all cxanc and this is moral virtue. He
accuracy his powers by Observing by grouping
and by drawing nfcrcnc from them That of falsi
S eternity any soul that gets it established within
lie learns recptvy lie has to take on faith The statement that
is A. and not something a achabe spirit No teacher
help your child it not for this virtue.
patience and perseverance. Else why should he give
long years school: The hard places and lessons and
perences only gynas which he works out these essential
graces Of life
Tie learns prompness the glory of completing
things seresp and the value of thing thoroughly done lie learns
from the social school what private teach him,
that there somebody world than himself that others have
he obey his supcror that he must worth
for wos sake that he can competent guidance
rely upon his efforts that only hard work wins the
battle every life hangs the taken that
did to last All this and much the social contacts of the school
And things moral An embodied encyclopedia without
characteristics would be vain ship land Our
immoral The processes of education cultivate
morals Behind and information gotten
it. that gained in the process of getting
that right
persons Better send fine watch rolling mill for than
child incompetent teacher. School boards
have duties here.
Therefore teachers mind examples The Of
pupils door through which faults well vr
the of boys and girls You speak
but you living them every second, and tie chol-
through the word and deed 10 the mdcrpinnng
Therefore, parents, let us become interested in
schools. Back up the teacher and give your child "A
to the training. DO not excuse, indulge the
whim of the child. Keep him at work. M9G 81
And remember that these moral elements are the In
chief part of knowledge Never mind the medals The
moral elements daily fidelity count in the long N
of life when trinkes forgotten. You harm A-/
your child when you make light Of his daily work at ~
school. Upon all studcn teachers and parents ilay
The blessings of fruitlri year rest!
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
Fair Warnino.

There's n maid-and legion's her name
Whose antics are somewhat Nhe same:
Her looks are decciving.
Her smile make believing,
Conquest and Confusions her game.
Though her face is exceedingly fair,
Young man, you had better beware;
The letters you've written
Whilst more or less snlittcn
She'll read to a jury-so there.
Chicago News.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08


This union would fiji timely purpose in the large cities Perhaps
would think they being disadvantage especially
through the last named purpose, but undoubtedly would result in
among To be they should be noble characters
invite invegonut don't think all Of them would
The the ideal husband ordinary
cnces such or become divorced They love with
vigor and purpose tempered and forgvng
After marriage the husband should not the following simple
which long towards keeping loves the home
Court your wife always you did before marriage
hang the kitchen crcisc household arrange
mentS
Don't indulge in amuscmens and pleasures alone
Take eyourw 10 the club and when YOU 90.
Don't dispute before the children or a third party.
Kiss her gooby whenever leave the house, and will not find
her in tears upon returning
And to The wife / would
Balance inner beauty with ovclness
Don't think that dtstined become superior
Keep yourself Young is Young she looks
young he feels.
joke about husbands love- Make home your paradise and
stay in it.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
The EXPLANATION.

Il wonder why the snakes a man
sees when he's been drinking multiply
so fast?"
II suppose because the kind OF
snakes ne sees are adders. ."--Balti
more American.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
a Deserved Rebuke.

Mrs. de Close-Willie, what have
you been doing?
Willie--I bin skatin'.
Mrs. de Close-Nonsense! You
haven't been out of the house.
Willie-Well. ! bin skatin' on make
blieve ice with the skates you prom
ised me last birthday.-Judge.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
MUCH ABUSED BRITON

George Alexander Redford examiner ol plays
for King Edward is since his interdicton OF Ed
ward Garnetts play, The breaking Point the
most abused man in England. Thousands OF col
Imns ab0ut him have appeared in the press OF
late yet he must take it all, if not smilingy at
least with an air of unconcern for he is "a member
OF the kings household. and he has no more right
tn defend himself than would his royal master
if the newspapers chose 10 denounce him. Praise
or blame must he absolutely ignored and the
subject of it must pretend that he never saw line
OF &C.
There are three ways in which playwrigh;s
may Offend against the English laws OF piay
licensing. In the FIRST place. plsywrighs must rot
attempt q stage biblical ulavs. n tho sp,.,,S
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
One Phase of Civilization.

What makes YOU so sure that the
Indians are capable of adapting them
selves TO our ideas OK civilizations"
The fact" answered Senator Sor-
ghum, that SO many of them are
anxious TO receive money from the
government without working for it,
Washington Star.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
And Returned Next Day.
; little pig went 10 market

One little pig went 10 market
And one little pig stayed home,
And the piggy that went To market
Cried Crooks! SureAhing gam
blers! Pirates. Confidence men!
Rich malefactors! Pickpockets. Stock.
waterers! Undesirable Citizens! Mar.
liet-riggers. Trust-iugglers! Thieves!"
all the way home.--Puck.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08

FtoID Washington comes the start.
ling news that the reserve stock OF
clothing and equipage for the army
has been entirely exhausted. but as
there is 40 war in sight at present
there seems 10 be no danger that the
history OF the taking of LungtungpeD
will be repeated.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
TAWNEY'S RIGHT BOWER

James G. Courts clerk of the appropriations
committee of the house of representatives has
been reappoiDted by Chairman Tawney- of that
committee for the Sixtieth congress. This is iast
as intelligent and necessary statement as would
be mention OF the fact that the sun rose at
Approximately the usual hour this morning, for
Mr.. Courts is the right bower of the apprcpra-
tons committee and every member of the house.
from Chairman Tawney-who has every 1ninuty
demonstrations Of the fact-to the representa-
tive who drops in once year to ask about river
and harbor improvement at Jiggs Greek, Ark, is
happy to admit the fact.
There simply oceans of nice things that
might be said about Mr.. Courts-about his work
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08

Lord Fairfax. an American who
went to England to accept the title of
Baron Fairfax. has returned 10 New
York. He is a member Of a firm OF
bankers in thar city. and It is under.
stood will resume his business career
in New York.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08

Here is a Hebrew sage
who says that the moral
clements Of an education
are of first value. Our
p Il b blic and privat a t e
andmyr-
lads Of our Young pco-
pie are studying, hun
dreds Of thousands Of
older ones are doing the
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
A Sure Proof.

They say Mrs. Youngwed across
the way has the most extraordinary
powers OF persuasion"
Yes, I've known her to keep girl
q week at a time. Baltimore Amsri
can.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08

Some cold-blooded statistician has
discovered that 1900 wives i'm New
York are supporting their husbands.
Whether marriage would be regarded
as failure in their case would de-
yend much on the point OF view.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08

hmbu floral tributes either spoken
be complimentary and congauato instead pleasing
will the
valuable the
which he simply take exception
committee having appointed by Representative
a
much demand responsible positions other folks
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08

Bryan
reading and thus fitted himself
with the
until December 1900 and hsn
until primaries
solicitor whiwindj
campaign
He the 1903 Legislature
fed the liquor interests that the wou be enforced and then m
instituted unconstitutional
bench Baa
closed
gambling xamng hoHss
convicted
In fact he only months fifteen above
eligibility
a member OF the United
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
About Money.

In lieu CT money, il is to be noted
that clearing house certificates will
also speed the mare.-Dctroit Free
Press.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
PRINCE SEEKS RICH BRIDE

Another prince has entered the marriage
market and is on the lookout for a bride with
dowry OF millions. This is his highness Alex4n-
dor of Battenberg. The prince recently came Of
age and big dinner and reception were given At
KensingtOns palace to celebrate the event. Among
the kings and queens and other royal guests
many Americans, Miss Phipps of Pttsburg oe
ing of them.
The Importance of the prince is much eu-
HANGED by the fact that his sister is queen Of
Spain and the publics interest is great because
he is the particular chum and side partner" Of
the former Princess Ena She was much OF a tOua-
boy and though year younger than Prince
Allie. was the leader in all manner of mischsy-
OILS nranks in their boy and girl daNs Lie SnnrIs
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08

his wit the queen ne palaces
should
is
Victoria While he officer
is
lend
disposition young
inguist artist all
ar
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08

Dialogue
nothing in the
IL
OoG andn o A fine
and of
o
uion
however he would bob
only
o.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
IN THE LIMELIGHT
NEW SENATOR a FIGHTER

William James Bryan of Jacksonville, Fla.
appointed United States senator 10 succeed inc
late Stephen H. Mallory until a successor is Tesu-
larly elected declares that despite the fact that
ne was born on the border OF Kissimmee csunty.
he shall overcome that handicap and make tha
section a spot with halo above it,
Bryan's early life was spent on the farm og
his father John NJ Bryan. who subsequently was
a state railroad commissioner for six years me
sons earliest schooling gained AT the Osceoia
high school at Kissimnee. This work supple
mentcd by tie additional study at home during
the evenings. fitted him for Emory colleSe, which
he enter ed at early age.
After graduation came year of teaching and
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
An Affinity Antnn IN Eltrntragr
Nslppy Marriagrs
BY DIR. JULIUS Won BERNAUER.

UNION of girls contemplating matrimony,
bilious in that direction would prove solution of the troubles
that looming up the matrimonial Of the country
and flooding the divorce courts would suggest that the
madcns be organized under the catchy Of Affinity union
with the following purposes:
TO teach members to cook sew and keep house.
To instruct them in the laws and meaning of marriage
To tigae-through a bureau of sccrecy-their
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08

Proprietor Of Dairy-Have you had
any experience In this business?
Applicant used to work in pump
factory.
The copper era., 1908-05-07
Jumped Under A. & N. M. Passenger
 Train.

One of the most blood-curdling sights ever seen on the Arizona X New Mexico T. Id took place at Guthrie Wednes y morning when Herbert Lewis ot Morenci, jumped under the passenger train just as it pulled into the station. That he did so with suicidal intent was plain, ac- cording to the story of eye witnesses Lewis had been drinking at Morenci, and was being escorted by friend to Fl Paso to take a cure for it. They were seated at the depot when the passenger train arrived and before it stopped Lewis arose and without say ing word threw himself under the trucks of the baggage car. His body cleared the rail, but the wheels passed over his legs, cutting both of them off near the body. He was picked up in a perfectly conscious condition and begged the people to give him d gun that he might relieve his suffering. He was taken to Morenci where he died at F o'clock the same day. He gave no reason for his rash act, and appeared to be in possession of all his faculties. It is reported that he attempted to commit suicide at MOrenci, but Was prevented from doing so by friends. It is also reported that he had considerable money on his person. He was an Elk and his home is in Pearce, H., where the body will probably be shipped for burial
The copper era., 1908-05-07
CincO de Mayo.

The Mexican citizens of Clifton, Morenci and Metcalf celebrated the 5th of May at Metcalf last Tuesday, and it is reported that one of the largest crowds ever assembled in the county on similar occasion took part in the celebration. Prominent Mexicans from al over the county made speeches and took part in the program, which consumed the entire day and the greatest portion of the night. A sham bull fight, which at tracted the attention of many peo- pie, was pulled of in the morning to the entire satisfaction of all. A drilling contest was also pulled of and several teams took part. A grand ball, in which the Americans were invited to take part, was given in the evening and closed the events of the celebration.
 All the Mexicaus were on their good behavior and not single dis turbance took place to mar the pleasures of the day.