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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
Whitehead Torpedo 10 be Shot at
The 1Onitof on Juce 10
TEST 10 Be xl9E N THE ReAss
monitor Will be Anchored IN IS Fee.
OF Water, So That She Can be
Easily Raised If She is Sen. to
the Bottom.
tBy Associated Pr, S }

WASHINGTON. May y. Th~
next OF destructive sets 10 h. mIdN
on the monitor Florida is fl. , ~
Jun" 10. As stated at the u..t i.-
pi" 'm"nt. On that date .hc F.r.. e.
VIII bc br"ush; from the N"rfo'. r.:l.
yard I" suitabI" SPOT in liar..r.n
h"ads. whcr" the depth Of wa ..,o-
"'h'y Will not -xcrrd % or TO-. f.. q.
an" th"r" will bc attack rs -
American Whi'chcat-n.d ah.>
VIII u" directed against a ~.., r1
IN" hnii about six or cigh. 60. r.
low III water line. inside 81 h"r
VIII II" located 4 special form -, i.gEk
neal which probably will -" Trnd
with water
IN" torpedo will carry hr:,.r.r-
charE" 81 zoo pounds Of -ur r.,.',r
AMI IL expected IN sink tn. F.n-rr,
IT m first attempt. Tho ,r-..r aur
easily Il" raised from tn" ..Gl,r
depth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
i. N. Cute Dead.

CIRDSNILE. May @>.- J. y. Craze
was Stricken with paGalN lis 81 hi
home. II ar ;his pin>r Yet rdAy morn r.
Ing and diet last "N"iIin- WI'h"Gi
rr.aining cnnSri"uar' -. II" WAS on"
If i.uckin2ha : most prominent g.
ix.is.
Nj. Crutr was :. Sup"r' i>0r AM
Trustee Of buckingham county, an ar-
tiy. member of White Hall lodge. No.
-. |. o. o. f., and other nTsaniza-
tons
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
Muzzlinn Oay Here.

whiting the next few day; tn" dog
wagon. attended by policeman. VII!
b.. sent cut. and owners al pets VII"
have not air, ady done so Will do Wei
10 pay Il visit "a In ntlic" of Commits
$ion"r Of HE N"y"nu" GRIMM without
further DELAY. All drgs Without muZ-
zI,.s and tags VIII b" taken up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
700 NEW BIUEJACKe1s
FOR The PACIFIC FLEE
20 DC sent from Newport. r. l.. Trai1
ing sehoer-eisehsrgxd Men
Coming Here.
CRy IssociaicJ Press ,

WASHINGTON. n. G. Va, ., .
IHn" - has boon fixed "a tho da,.. -
~" sailing Of tho auvHiarv cru ~
Pr1ric from Newport. Y. T.. with 90
'l""j1cL"is from tho naval tr1fr-r-
station there for Colon.
NJ Panama they are to b. Irar-E,'~.
rod =" the Buffalo. which viii tai"
'h"rn To San Fr1nc.sco Thee mo-
ar" intended 70 fiI ysoancics in lh~
Atlantic and Pacific asets.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29


naiRn conirihnt" ''!.l.. wen l,
amer ""'' '"'''''. -" q, "a len
"i t"'' '"' ''"" '' 'n .'lnW"t
I" prog u,
h"''r'"a oo''"H 10 D. AGO. p;ed.
Mr. 'h'n''H son .."' 81 VI Al
'ri'h N"',"'t ''' 80" '"ii ~
p"f''d !" '"' 'H'''' '' 'r' r.rW rail
.'n '"'' J." 'rHrln'
Wv
MI. A'n'ien 7, i''' ,r u ".tad"d
securities h"'" Nv sd" 'n,. rl.nrd"d
., "'H w." 'ha 'r,' w. ' '-'"ta
'''" "''" -" ''' ..''. .HrN
49, .,' y -"
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'''''
'tS'oaS:om III We '..' "a" .".:u IN
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
WOMAN IS VICIOUSiY
ATTACHED BY ROOSTER
NJ. w. Baker. e CsnviIle. May
Suffer Blood Poisoning as the
Result Of Wounds.

nAxyIIJ,E Va. WHy - N's I
" Baker vsS seriously vo"hi'h
.bour N. hands and far" last oven
ing by a viCioas ro"st"T Will n" vas
f. ding her chickens
The fowl few al her and drov" hts
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
ACCUSED TRIES TO PROVE AL|B|
Witnesses Swear That He Was IN
New York at 1880 O'Clock ana
Again at am admits Having
Violent Quarrel With Wife Just Be-
fore the Murder.

NEW YORK, May Is. - WIN ih'
defendant on The, Witness stand late
today, tn trial in Jersey cit! ii n o.
dore II. WhtmOrc. Of Fro lhn.
charged with having murdered ms
wife and thrown h"l body mt" IN"
Lampblack swamp in Harrison, y. J.
Cauir to a close so far as tho taxing
of evidence. is concerned. Tomorrow
both sides will sum mp and Ih" cas-"
will 80 to The. jury. \ Verdict may
b.. reached before night
WhtmJrr's main defense has been
al alihi. His APPEARING" on Inc
stand followed testimony by rlh"rS
in his behalf covering his 'Vtm'htS
in considerable detail on tn" night
OF the murder, placing him NJ on"
point at 30 O'Clock at night IN New
York. and another placing MIN a
different plaC" in tn" sam" rl1V.
shortly after o'clock in the morn
ing.
Between thesr hours, it is the con-
,ention of the defense. ii would have
been impossible for him to have g"n"
to New Jersey and committed the
crime with which the state charges
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
CURRENCY BILL MAY
PASS SENATE TODAY
Indications Are That Democrats
j. Will not FIhbuster against
The Measure.
Ia TOILETTE ANXIOUS 70 BLOCK i
nc Tired to Organize 4 Fi!bus:er Dut
Faled-TWo Hot in the Senate
Chamber for Much Speech Making
and Consideration Of the Bill Went
Over Till Today.

10y .ASS'eiil'I l'I'NS.D
; WASHINGTON. -. G.. May "&.-Th,
! ANTICIPATED strenuous oppnSitinn Il
+ ~" u"npl'' u If tn" cUufvrruc" On tn
! tiii.rh NI""i;tnd currency hill in the
! S"na'" a"rni ling to tn" inference
/ drawn irom III" h"hatr to-day. pruhab
/ y viii r"t m.N"riaiiZ". Senator Al
/ Dr. 'h t'pi ih,' report hVInrr the S"nat.
! uh.H =. IN, M'lrn he arS,niri to il.
~" iIil a>ii" until II o'clock tn
| nInrrnW
! E."rV S"nat"r realized that tn,
! m"afln" Of This move WAS that IN
Notwithstanding had been reached IL
. '"'" on tn" bin tomorrow. inquiry
, Ni' we'd the "Ni&r nee Of this under
siandinc. The Indications are Their"
for" thai CONGRESS- will adjourn vine
III" i"mnrluW ar Saturday. IfnuIIcs
lI"nahlv III" high temperature had
e lG"! hin to do with ~" iniiSp0Si
IN IN IN" part of many s"na
tor t" il,,nsS III. bill At no tim"
WaS thor" a quorum present except
when rotl WAS being called to oStab,
'ish h" quorum.
NH ing III morning the Democrats
hat Sw"lI"rrI through conference
lasting -uprC- thar an. hn,is at--whieJi
II was decided not to flibuster against
IN" bill. Whil" The conference had
no ltnGing force the sentiment favor
"h tie minority standing together in
a solid vote against the bill.
On thu. ether hand 1t Is likely more
than two Republicans will join the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
North Carolina sncw YORK.

M ie- |rFlffT'T- 3
NEW YOEE Nagi The I'nic.i
state arunr"J crur N"r.h Caro-
Ina arfivcl h." IN from Hamp
iOa Roads
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
Admits Quarrel With Wife.


who preceded him. He told of n
quarrel he hal with his VIII" on IN"
evening of December ~. when She
came home after an absence OF I'VE
DAYS.
He left The house and did not re-
turn until the next morning. he said.
bw.n she expressed wish to VISIT
her sister-in-law in Schenectady. ~
Y. and he gave her 81 with when
to MAKE. the trip.
Sh. left the hOus" during til" at
ternoon. he said. Will. he r maine"
a, home going out twice during IN"
dav for short intervals. II" hai
lunch AT 4 restaurant between AMI
go o'clock in the evening. rturh'"
bom. and about o., left for New
York
At Il:30 o'clock. he said. h" report :
o. at the train dispatrh"r's ohrc" III
tho Third avenue Elevated railway
nv which he was employed AS 4 mo-
torman. H.. watched II Sc" II tn'r"
vas a substitute for him and when
the train arrived n 12:4S found 'h"'
th,re was a man in his place. l.1' u
no went TO 4 restaurant: in Park Rn"
and afterwards went home.
Made Central Daniai.
.Whi,morc said thai h read in tho
pa;xsnaprrs Of IN discovery o! a
romans hoiv at Harrison and went
,ber. 10 view it. II" said h" was
prompted by tn" r"p'r; - !" Ih"ntHH
the boiv. The light was p"Nr IN the
norguc anyway. nc sail. and h" could
No, SEQ well. ON his second visit
aft his arrival h" mad" NOR"
careful examination and h"Tam" -
WINGED that tho body WIS that " his
wifi. The witness positively d"n''''
in Response, to question, by his COW"
col thai h Killed his wifi" or th''
h. had any mniiv" for desiring !" P"'
her ont of the way
He was put through gTtllinG cn"Ss-
eXaminaii,n.
In answer TO question by IN"
nrosecu,inn h" said that tn" '"i''r
which h wrote 20 tho Saiicr fsmH:.
in Schenectady was in ackn"WI"dS"
mont of Christmas c'ns and 'h' sic %
nature was meant for "Th""d"r" 'nd
Lena" In general the rr'rS''' at ION
failed 70 shake III testimony H. IN :
given on direct examination.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
Started as southe In captain.

OkdI Sdptdil.
Al the breaking OH q The Civil
War young Lee was -saTynpi to don
1.-The uniform Of !'ncic S!iN and to cast
his fortune with III, Con!rdcracy.
As Southern Office he first wore
h. uniform of clptaiT'in volunteer
organization Of the tlmetto State
but he did not long paS Unnoticcd
In 1851 h. was promoted major OF
artillery. He was WITH Ioi.n$ton's
army in the rrnnS, lvnil campaign.
trnan! colnn"lcv. He was 4 pr,rni
ard quickly WIS pr"m"d i" 4 ii,u
nrnt iigu!" liz the bttL IF Seven
Pines and tie S"y n lays Battles
arc. nd Richmond. \ MIlv, RI Hill
he added To his alrrlv rapidly in.
crcasin% laur, Is whi his part in
Second Manassas w"nhim universal
plaHriitS.
Manassas won him lin "rsal pIand'ts
He participated in IN" Mar, land
campaign and lid v1luns service III
SharpsbUrg. VIII /" hiSr"mmanl los
nor" than l0n In"n an ninety horses
on! C ftur batteries.
! Upon his promotion 4 l~i"adi"r
g"n"ralShip. h" was ~"r 10 NickShurg
: After III" surrender The. n Was for
! a short Will" I ri or. hut was "N
CHANGED anI on An"u .. l>G::. was
/ pr"mGi"h to major ';,"ral.
when this ct 1t hopr cam" 10 him
/ he was aS<i"nt Il to r. command %
: all tn" Mississippi Walry against
, Grant. and saw NIX hard s"rvi""
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news report Of the Asso-
ciated Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22
In India
The Campaign of Major Cen
eral Sir James Wll!coSkS
Aaainstthe Zakha khels EVi-
dences of Native Discomfort.

vNIIE dispatches from ln'I' re-
III ulr,iing the operations ri i
pypedition under command oi
Mxior General Sir James vii
cocks have called the a'1"h''"A 81
Americans 10 the fact that the Hrl'iSn
Government is face to face win Il
most serious situation in one "t tn
most extensive portions OF tn" empire
under its sway. The expedition under
command of General Willcocks was or
yaniZed for the punishment OF the re-
heIlious Zakha Ehels and M"hnand%
on the southern frontier of AiEhahlS
tan. He took with him 1000 men an
has since been rc-enfOrceu with troops
from Calcutta and Lucknow, and IA.
british war office is also preparing |"
send out additional re-enforteiaeltN
from Aldcrshot Within the past ir''
months there have been SO MANY man
ifestations of unrest among the natlEr
inhabitants of the Indian empire 1nA'
this latest outbreak has given The hoNlH
authorities much concern lest ii should
spread to other tribes Much Seffer-
attended the setting out OF G"arFH'
Willcocils' expedition owing TO IT,. .&ct
that he wished to put down the L"&It
Khels before their rcbelioCs spirit had
chance to spread among tn" n"!%hhor-
ing peoples. IT now appears llrt tn
homa government in England is dis
trustful of the amcer of Afghan ga
himself, who since the signing Of the
Anglo Russian treaty has been iaciin !
TO ignore representations mnde 70 hi''-
as TO the affairs Of his realm.
The scene of the operations und",
General Willcocks is til. Ril2ar va'i,.
some fifteen miles long by nine bHgHh
the center of which is Chnar. tlln la"
gest village in the region. An Office.
! cmploNc! in Il forlne! campaign again
Us z"lh9! Kl'cls- NJ "Ahcs ": so5 :, $: !,
bark upon an Indian frontier -.
paign You are going into a &nnpow.lc.
store with Il lighted match. Such a.
ton involves great possibilities b','
with good fortune and Il good poli,i'''5
! organization this ahi;lr 81, ,ui! not
! sp.a.;d he.,se:-d The Z,l...::;i :. Is. =
ciaIIy as thi; t. l., extremely u:
popular with I'LL IL; neigh So,a ="
Sir james has he,a as.sot.;ntel Wit :
l:tlia since l.. a",1t- orh I'D, as ~
father h! cn:....l.,la ,h""n I'D lis
| family lived N Delhi He is fifty-oN
years old aud is an officer expert ,ncc
In the peculiar'ies of warfaie with Ia
wild tribes of the Indian frontier, ila,,
Ing served under Lord Roberts in tie
Afghanistau campaign of 1850 II
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22
Knew More Than the Judge.

Justice Maule, one of the greatest Jul
aicial wits Of England, had doubts az
70 the credibility Of witness on one
oocos sion and the man declared that he
had been "wedded to truth from III
fancy. "That may be-" said the justice
but the question is how long nave
YOU been divorced" A little girl was
a witness before him, and he proceed
ed to ascertain whether she knew the
nature of an oath. The child IN an
swer to questions said she would 90 10
hea If she told the truth, but wouio
90 to the other place II she told lies
Are you sure Of that, my dear! JUS
tics Maule asked. Yes, SIT, qulte
sure" LET her be sworn said th'
court; "she knows more than l DO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22

proved himself a valuable assistant {.
LORD Kitchener in the latter's Scht.sl<
OF reorGa niZation of the army liz lndi ,
1t was last December that the We;
Grams who fought for the suppression.
OF the Indian mutiuy of fifty years ago
gathered for Il banquet in celebra t,ou
of the Jubilee at Albert hail, Lonloa
and poem for the occasion by kua.
yard kipllng was recited. some liues OF
which read:
Today across our fathers graves
The astouished years reveal
The remnant of that desperate hos
winch cleaned ous east with steel.
Calcutta dispatches say that tf,e goS-.
eminent authorities now fear they are
confronted by deep laid and wide
spread scheme of native revolt PERHAPS
more formidable and OLE r larger scalt.
than the mutiny OF half century ago.
The trouble on the Afghan frontier i,
but part of the difficulties the inDe-
rial government has to face. A mach
more extensive movement than th8S i,
revealed in the arrest ant confessions
or native who recently threw bomb
IN Mozuuerpur, capital OF the province
or the same name in Bengal. killi9s
two Europeans. Examination of the
prisoner resulted in the arrest of thirty
persons, the discovery of discriminating
documents and of supply of bom1s
The documents seized disclosed the
fact that 1t was the intention to Kill
Lord Kitchener, commander in CHEZ y
the British forces in India, and other
high officials and to slaughter Euro.
peanS by the wholesale Some of those.
arrested stated that the plot was part
of revolutionary campaign exteudiae
throughout the whole of india
Ten years ago it was the Russia.
bear that Iuenaccd British rule in In
dia. Now the danger is from native
uprising which has received encourage
ment from the success OF .IanAn IA
whipping Russia, showing that yellow
and brown men can sometimes haa,
white men. Little did the British Gio
lomats who negotiated the Auglo-Jana.
nese alliance imagine that the rise a..
Japan as 4 world power might thus
confront them with the danger of los,
Of their empire IN India instead OF con
firming thC@ i IL possession by nat,
ting an end to Russian aggression.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22
Channed His Mind.

A man went to boxing Instructor
and asked him how much he would
charge him for twenty ave lessons.
The Instructor told him his terms, aho
the lessons commenced. After two les
sons the pupil, who was somewhat the
worse for wear, remarked to the pro
fessor: You see, wanted to take
enough lessons so that could lear:
enough about the manly art to lick a
man, I've cliaa%r,. ~ nlind now.
guess | wil seMl the fellow down =
take the rest Of The "a soai.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22
- - - MADE FROM
4 SAFE AND RELIABLE BLOOD PURIFIER

In the the forests fields the only labor
their medicines They searched OUT
and herbs and barks into
succeeding generations and
@ With satisfactory Among Of these old time prep
aaions is S. S. medicine entirely herbs ana
greatest of all blood purifiers
absolute vegetable purity the that pc
the potash some other strong mnefa n it
digestion affecting the bowels and when used Tor Poong ee
and NAV be safely older FOR
rheumatism Sores and Ulcers Malaria Sou osH ~ So
poisoned BLOOD s. b
| remedy the circulation and removes ar
matter and makes the blood pure
eliminates every inherited blood trouble
blood and establishes the
for good Natures Blood Purifier ana IT'S
demand the
deuce Of its value the blood and any
advice charge THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA, Ga
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22
Littell's Liquid Sulphur
Stops Itching Instantly

Stops Itching Instantly
sure and absolute cure for Hives. Ec-
xema. Erysipelas, Pnckly Heat---any skin
disease on earth. You can afford to be
without Littell's Liquid Sui phur in the
house to be used on any slight or serious
indication of skin trouble.
The Rhuma Sulphur Co.
Gentlemen: Last summer had very severe case OF
Hves. consulted eight physicians, and tried
everything that had heard of being used in the
treatment Of hives was In terrible condition, broken
sut all over great red bloches the itching was almost
xnbearabe and 1t impossible for me to sleep was
almost crazy. Finally physician advised me to get
o,,le of Littels Liquid Sulphur and use 1t In the bath
did and pleased to inform you that the frs oah
completely relieved the itching and enabled me TO get
twelve hours sleep. Sincerely yours.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22
Lost and Won at Shiioh.

Many an amusing iaciGent OF arm.
life is given in Lew Walace's autobi
ography. For example. he writes thus
OF teated paradise" which was los.
and won at the battle Of Shiloh: With
In our lines there was drinking ten.
on which was written Paradise II
was taken by the Confederates In th.
first days fight. and the v.ctors WROTE
beneath its tame Lost BY Beaure
gard's order all camp furniture WAS
left intact, rs he expected to possess
the whole deid In the morrow's strus
gle. The Union army recovered ,hcil
ground by the second days battle. the
pleasure tent was retoken and to the
two names was added the word 'Hs
gained"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22

Stops earache In two minutes; tooth
ache or pain of burn Or scald in five
minutes; hoarseness, one hour; mus
cleache, two hours; sore throat, twelve
hours-Dr. Thomas Electric Oil, mon
arch over pain. "a
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22

rNHF. dispatches from India re
ulr,ling the operations ri II.
expedition under coinmahd of
U,ior General Sir james vii.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22
II | v E S

Itching irritating --agonizlng---
with that horrible nunscratched" pain.
. But much as you crave to don't let
yourself scratch---it will only set your skin
on FIRE. And while Hives are not fatal
scratch might be. Your finger nails are
poisonous---it might mean Lockjaw, Fry
lpelas, Eczema OF Blood Poisoning. You
don't have to sufer---you don't have to
yatch---applv
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22

Itching piles provoke profanity. but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cures Itching. bleeding Or por-
truding piles after years Of suffering.
At any drug store. (2)
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22
v
How 4 rcx - : r { q.

Ia the w. .5oA4ctset country ieA
vas h,:ntp.! r: :: Gown % thc 80 ''0"e 70,
IA to tie surprise ..,, one y
s1:,;::. ~. =: -. 81. I!4e hounds
y en- tA1,,.;. :. - =: '''.': y1.*::e Hl!c-
utes IT, r.: swan: zach landed. SHOOK
himself naJ ."Qtlsl Iu.g.4y way he
d 90 ssS'4Sn lilo l;fa +. III,
spared a@.7 L. wax A,.'''Na no lho1e
that day oiluiry lie. zsras~
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22

The difference between these two ..omenis
neither ii physical diffefrAte nora matter
of clothes. It's just Il case which Illus
trates perfectly What good corset Will do
for a wesnan's figure. II" matter now nat
hSuge every 1llnfi
II you are one Of tho thousands Of thin, fiat
chested women who hayo doSGd perhaps LOT
wears, and waved your arms and k!cKe1 yopE
feet until you were almost blue ia tie face in
vain effort to "deyelop your fern, Just heed this
advice,
The prescription you need Is neither drugs nor
wearsome exercises, but just plain common sense
In dress. 1t isn't necessary for you to have the
flesh Ct . h!prope:aMUs to have a good figure.
Garments tina. &. % :, Ia above all else a good
corset properly adapted your figure just as 1t Is
now, wiz make you as stylish in appearance as
the woman who weighs 40 pounds more than you
do, and who it Is more than probable. would DO
GLAD to change places with YOU.
Get coed corset and y9,n will have good
figure. ~.saa,s
You Gan chalk that down as true every Tins:
And good corset, mind you, doesn't MEAN an
expensive corset You can pay s75 for d corset,
but you won't get any better corset any more
style, or any mofs Wear, than you will from the
world famous Kabo Corset, which sells for 81 90
to $500, according to style, etc.
There Is a kabo style for every figure and every
effect any woman or dressmaker could wish.
And they are all as near corset perfection as
you will ever see corset In this world. 1t doesn't
matter what sort of figure you have-short.
long, stout or thn-there 10 a KabO style for you.
and it's the best that money can buy.
kabo corsets are not only c0rrectin style, hut 10
quality, workmanship. materials and trimmings
they are the best the market affords. Every
Kabo corset has the absolutely non-rustable loop
iacing. This is the greatest improvement known
to modern corset making and is found in Kab0
corsets only. There are no brass eyelets In tho
kabo. You save money in buying the Kabo.
see that the next corset you buy Is Kabo.
You Will not be disappointed.
The new Kabo style book Is now ready. II
shows styles for every figure and will be sent fres
npon request. Address Kabo Corset Co.. Dept.
., Chicago. This book will help you get the
most out OF your clothes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-22
co.,Ye..i.ioa TOO Keen For Him.

Cc..:.5c.'-'7:'
4 farme: 1nriu- Il on. continues
drought inveu.a,. L machine s3t water
.no dis FELL The very first day lille
= ~ trysi's :: :~','en,y N.Y., came ms.
i doNnlour of rain. lie put away MS
machine. ,aa
IFS IFS 10 Use" he said, ''ye can da a'
naethinc n,;oas71,~s without compeu-
tion'-scottisl, Night,
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~,
,s $50 Would Open Them.

"You tc..l We your husband hsa
large fine eyes. Ada.t notice it,
"Wat a minute or two till the mil
liner comes along with my new hat
and the BILL