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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15

Klgdn dfa en- mi c8pilla, Y sSf lls-
bra Que hseerlo al In, cOmprenie.
Fk por Que he tornado como C. pe.
Ian : este homhre sencillil, clara
mirsda, POGO atsnt0 5 los caidataCs
de In vida, , cuand0 le nigR usted
recibir ell Padrs Maestro, tiene ma
manera de decir xperd6nanClS como
nosotros performances q nuestrCls
Gendores r cue &c tOcsrS Ell cora
x6n lie curaTS como me Ia curiAdo
& mf.
Hay ofeDsas imperd0nables
heridas Que puncs Sc curan. cen
tess0 irTitadn Ricardo lEl htlnl
bre ultrsjado Sc Eupga = hitsrs-
Estoy por Shakespeare contra Je-
sds.
All, 81, Shs kespeare, Otelss.
Lei esas cs SIS para entersrme,
cuando tsnia 20 IA enfermeCla6;
psro ese iDg,eS no sakls 10 oue Sc
pesca Su Otel0 no 81 nj celDsn,
sluo IN negro, M sfFfcsno. ana
sionado, brutal y nsdA u1f ;. 10
csracteriktico de- les celos. cusnho
fnvadtn IN sims, = volyer fergz 81
mas duice, 1nfc1sr oT0sczuaents 81
mas candida en todss tBs GleorisEa
clones, dar s los Angeles q las vir-
genes imsgtEacitn satt Rict. y t4s1aS
las contrsss fgsS del vic1C. Tisra oua
0tel0 fEera veT6sd, sc neG!esi aria
cuando los celcs Sc sp0dIersln ID. ,sl,
Que 81 aims envioios2 7 lpervsrsa
de Yagu, el lhnfi.o yerdssdeiso csRCsO
de - oDra. sDErsra en- e. } 70 hslsi-
tara :. e. raSgO geDial ccnsssrs
en- naheTlo tornado negro. 6znHgIle
una infsraoridad a. razR, u0a gessl
dad, una engeTmeiisd. En 81 ilsvz-
lido enRmurlaac les cslos pzrs.csn
nasurales; psro 40 taisto en- in
mocet6n conn0 nassd. III queFfiso
secIno.
Ricardo s0EIii tflsteineglts puss
Se habla aEacad0 se cruel enferms
dad, Ia tlmlEsx qUa I'D pEdistrsn
eurar tantDs ATS C. matlan0ni0.
Una yer. una sala e1 ochel aids Sc
hahfR afrevAGo a p seer sn npier
sec ap Ia dessahss, 4 nocia Lena, npn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15
DIARll0 DEL PRINCIPE.

Su cartia. nj enerido valCn9o,
me uega de Mestns, punto Ql2e le
sefaase como mi primeTa eslsala:
efe;tivsmente, nOestro viaia Rlre-
dedor del nIundo sc ha viSe8 de
ProRso intesrGmPidlo-
III efecso prosiucido por mi au-
sencia en- el personal del colegfo. Ia
sio.ncton del director en- Ell refscto-
F1o, il orsci0n aelI p Salmon Dor
ei proato regres0 da "a 0veJa dessa-
rrladss tpdu el IniiaucSOso " pEnt9-
Fsseo relilto cue me hace ust4si de
ios uias posteriores ! nj hQi3a me
oivlrtio naucho, y Ia verds1 esi cue
ID neceSitaua. rlQes DO soias son
aisgrl2s en el ofleio &c rantor.
Dlspenselne il ntolestgs. nar,rnas
sa'lsS Ola Vex Up -, Por q trahajo
qas 50 { mo usitsd de uasvai MS
aaSatuS = tTEartoTlrgo con ll0SlS
clllaFtsaa, Y dfsfuluie sl rnay frn-
gas mnsrao CHE sin 6ula IA sir
vieron eel q suntQIl - vajtlla lIlana
n2rca1as coin las arm s q Il l.aSs.
80 - 3 L SsslE, p1es cenozc0 .
iissa &c lDs platsls euan50 eSsk 49,
= eI19uasa. IN plena teinr1raSa
1AsA - NS0aga0 oses1 cnmslr cf-
rasaAs pass2s,. : alsnendras, : hiss
ssona conao posarei adlsmas n
tenido gnsesia uEaa hnouess. s. ~
h1Dor. Il II cusl asta - ie lssslsr
y oaasros j. fales ctrcaaasAleias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15

t0dos los braIOs, aun esa nioche
estabs medic bebi1o. AieDt tass Que
el otro, a. iuver moustruQ, haven
+ de fcssss aI,diIentes, ha',fl en
todas Las cilrieIias. -. llAhl, Gus
msgnihco v1ajis de boda tiebfan
est2r hacisndol :. De una v50-
lenta sacudida .ie pus0 en piis, can
e gesto de npllrisar, de arlrancar
de 81 vista aigllna atroz vision.
"a tionds va usteds Ri
cardol
No. - no. /. yer ESQ sielmpre,
sc scAo6. Va nj puedo nds. Airs,
adiGs =.
Eseupla lbs palabrss con vr~
r0uca, dEndo zsnisadas furlossaa uor
e camino. IL pnbre NeIivet s.
Quedo sienta.dct r pensatiEos algo
lnQuletol ante s9UelIa sG5iea par
tia, Pl'eg ulstsInlacse 81 en- isstcs
SIS Gu IL sus disersacEolss So
ore sos ssles No habia axciitaao 81
EooIe = SFio 80 FeZ &c staimaTio.
In 4 sllIeneiD i sa cal0r de ng1l,s-
ID csfca1os dgTIne = lumbar de
4as aoelss pET'scils ! vibraridn &C
ial1z S1nra Ns ribrs : sz0les rcks-
dss, &c ealo7 ds inslvas pglrparislss
De iEs ad0Tllideias, nucstrtb hon.
6re - puso lsn pie Al cslbo Gle ga
11ssa siss nfsdi0 asuEaIrl0, ,suaaa1o
eosIao 7 psslAr uia oFesks carEsiO
&c geDtP, cdR tribes csa1sls
brillss tleslu umlsrllaoras. La ral1ills.
d. pfe0ira blanra. s0hra rTIy,, ie-ss~.
reY0lotsabzlI la.j ralOnaa,T ,,5naI
ancI8Bo C nliesaol-ada. nn,A ,ss,.rssss
sll ver5a co1l Ia, afrss s,IsEs,A.,t-s
= caiaaiiosos d. nronfera1rfaE H.
sakoA = elElos aoad &C los EiisiATCs
-sSe pujk5e Fisitars pr.ssnl.tS
des1e ID slt1l del nraxk ub.'rs 80
naneharhas inss .ioveass
MeFIvst. ahaF iiatssfechss. Irer,.s -.
- islsaif ID para 9lislI Ia
lssesiA NJ seae naca 1is essissosn:
pHsra toa0s Id tLomfnRoS e.Rufnar,s
naisa seriI0n. y les asssrslr.I !
ustsdes cue ID hby miss iglial IA
de esta CO q L.
Salad6 i dnsr9 20 81 es,Is. Hat AIR,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15
NAPOLEON u alRIYET
@oSsi'E0 d oFdaa Ia SsE GtaEorfo
ill Granda,
E5IEcti eata 4 atss

IA sanlgre dtsl baron 5Rlvs nfarra
clans coatria mi. E3sire sorp,a-ss
dc nllipsdre - expliuaoa msrlos i.
como lnsted Ia dice. EN- ataxs. 4 rs-
coorar c. Usis de iss 9iIernss- Dana-
ia estar rsdi0So. Cguaprso al r,,s~s
sFo laans I'M sntigia0 preceptar,
eSs palaabra taeata o1gia = a,a ,rs,s-F,s.
sAlGa iastso halal2Rdo as 81
uaSaE Easos NJ ttsne strip mar lsE2nss
ss4sciIaoes c,ln ei easia de c0r0ztsS
oo6lN g0arefo mis- caFsaS = rscaar.
~ 2IL arssso - QatsrsA slgiAs fezr
SCORE ssdo cue scr lho Irresistible
c9o4 sllstaoar. s. pshre mao Ia
poaiaEa TsrAp como llSi6uo fsS*lg0
g mts an aTeSs e0a &C. Dnk "a
coa slf S1~l0ncesao. IL. Il neausno
= "a AnAFlo cue eSsA &c sgaaSgo de-
= C L. J cue Osseal vf6 : trssss
es- osceio, co.. algGnaS cSs
s'a1 q : s<aT1<a. If C Fl lta1ds.
= coFtlnale verde die bsaSslaa -
Ssoslts 6 go efeesAN "a igss'sfa a.
t'sslsfss. Elh u consaFca - slamsan
= - 'Ns ~Saa - 3ailas.gs "a - plate
Corn'ld0.s phr eacsa Vssl 49,. -. -
= - - .Aaal q PC conStr1sr d nasssa
M asIs0tarak
ali fas abnae m, r,.~..,. -.
Enes ElAa2o. espera oBI - - sle& -
lsesAlla 60 Ens aperlgIa I.sss,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15

lad0 del sauino. con una vsnidad
cue sc exslrsbs all OR una linda. voZ
de mnjer que en- Ia imperial del
break lela alto Ia inscription lapi.
darla:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15
Iiif gNcREaBI-E.. vERDAD!!!

veTdada aston Pfra gar hn e. dn q rgts, u3o
pre- sch Opc 81 oo y eahlzao us
qulates) herm@mo epehdldcs b1 20 Fef1ec,
de vao constante e1Pndor nn PzS qIe us eoade
Descomposcn luz, dueza Pee msransa
5000 DOLLARS se fegalan quleA aSnga eS'0' Ori-
lante Alaska de los iegrinos 81 u ,.tl An, 49,
para cabaero, braa9 IL aolaFs ao para caoe
ay gueso % plars h par oa1e7 nay gue
% ~ san ta brI.otas rrasso 5 PslIe4t3s para bn
10 dollars Peni paa sena sf1o ~ CO.
Peniientes para (vef1aiso r7Salo) a11arS
de correo ia cAs c5ftnia d.
carada msrsaucia, toia l. lsa dc Fuefto r'co
peddo no Vena @ 40 s sd P0rta
hlletes Blne1 valr deeralJ
Nadia de lbs anil n1o con un MO al red1o del
de1o.
cncedn representations
catog dibaos tado csmpraor coame
Ia N S dsvI u 1iatam sote
Dgif seatante gaaetai de "a 5ceia1 O B-
liantes.
All AIask. G. \ yas c,eso l8 Atia Qt4Ia)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-15


aber
FL de Ssu as de lRna6
i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
SDeclnl Cars on Trains.

'The safest car in a railroad train,
said Il travelling man. sis one as near
the center of the train as possible. l
have observed it over and over as
have been in several wrecks myself,
and it is the first two coaches or the
last coach which is usually derai!ed or
smashed. into kindling wood.
'Aprc;}es; of this, special ears are usl-
ally attached to the rear OF the eX-
press train. This is the case when the
president goes travelling, his special car
being the last ear on the train and con-
scqupntly open to the full force OF
rear end collision. 1t would be difficult
TO place the presidents car, or any
other special car for that matter, in the
center Of the train. The train would
have to be divided, the car coupled in
ami the train made up again. Its pres
ence iii the center would interrupt the
free passage from one end OF the tram
to the other by passengers and train
men and would be Objectionable Tor
other good and apparent reasons, prill-
ciNaliy upon the score Of privacy. -
Washington Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
BUILT A FlLMY BRIDGE.
The Way u Water PenHrd spider
Got Back to Dry Land.

A gentleman who Was ford cf study
Ing th,. habits Of insects or" day found
q large spider near 4 pond. lie took a
long stick aHd pat IL" spider On one
end Of it. he tAra went 10 tie side of
the pond and, stretching out IS far as
he could fixed the other end in the bot
tom afd left til stick standing straight
up oft Of lie water SSitH the spider up
on il. iIe thea sat GOWN OF the bank
to watch what the insect would do.
1t first went down the stick till it
came TO the water; but. finding that
there was no hope of getting OIL there
it returned to the top. 1t then went up
and down the different sides OF the
stick. feeling and looking carefully, TIL
it found there was no way OF escape
at any part. Then it went once more
to the top and remained quiet for
awhile as if thinking what to do. Ait
er short pause the insect began to
spin thread long enough to reach
from the stick to the edge of the pond
When this was done, it fastened one
end of the thread to the top of the
stick and let the rest of it float in the
breeze. 1t waited till the wind stretched
the thread out toward the side Of the
pond.
The insect then went crawling along
the thread till it reached the end. Aft
er floating in the air little While II
alighted safely on the ground and
scampered off to its home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
The Luxury of Doing Good.

A magazine article Oh The Luxury
Of Doing Good quotes one or more
writers to the effect that the impulse Of
ene,oience is, il fact, 4 selfish one
because people please themselves by
exercising the power OF Geia@ good
This kind of dissection Of motives
seems rather ungraci2us ard ul}prGff5t'e-
Bile. as. although lo.. .ie e @oHise could
very easily reason oat t2e matter = t3e
same coHcljt>.,,z.. IN aetna! 2.fe t0 take
delight ii u ii&iiiiG@ olhtf@ is n6j, ~ Il
IHie, characteristic OF S@!.:>h natures.
K "" have ;2ee l44estllS Gf e'oiSs-; good ai
N;tIe OF re c@s; u sacrifice 10 ourselves.
w!vthc: il iH"neN, influence OF any
either form Of iselFfu.ne>;s, it may per,
ls.;l5s ie truly sni,l that we derive
pleasure at :; Fery ellesp rate. But the
vast n:s. 'r;ty = reop.e c;sa only do
good AZ IL. cost 81 so.@e i.ttle self de-
'9:3!. and u these cases We can only
a$@-.iue. A2i' actions 20 the sj.np,e quail
ties of kindness, and sood feeling
PA.!;Ge!l h:;t Letter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Eiaiinr nehtnd DiE Words.

A mining expert recently described
lode as uaversinS "a uieiamorphlc
matriX Of a Somewh hat ar@illoarenAee-
GUS co.nnosition. This means literally
"A chanspd mass of Il somewhat clayey-
sandy composition. !ais in It's turn
may be translated into plain English
AS m-N {.
WHY choke a puuy fact WIKI nlGr,
derous pa!ysyl ll"hies: Huxley AMI Nar.
win. Lyell ANA 'ar"GaN cou!d 80 write
rs to be ''D!.,icfStaaded ct tie people,
aud there il y susprjan abroad in these
times tAat the hia words 50 freely used
by smalt iueu are Il device ~ conceal
ignoraac aaa iHrN3t,t Thought rather
than Il proof q: superior hNewledge,-
YOUTHS CoNlnMNlON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
BUSINESS DIRECTOR
of Pine Bluffs Progressive Business Houses
Mother at Prayer.

Once, says writer suddenly open
ed the door of my mothers room and
saw her on her knees beside her chair
and heard her speak my name in pray
er. quickly and quietly withdrew
with feeling of awe and reverence
in my heart. Soon went away from
home to school then to college. then
into life's starner duties But never
forgot that one glimpse of lny mother
at prayer nor ti?e one word -Ey own
name-wh!ch heard her utter Wei
dld know 'l!lt what had seen tl.si
CAY was bnt @i.Hlpse Of what WAS
going o.! ev"''E day il that sacred clos.
ct OF prayer, and tie cpaSe.ot.S..e4S
st"en@thene'i me q thousand til.4es IN
cajy. III aaa!.,ef aa.i ia s;ru@-!e When
death ca!.r at la .nG >e"!,.l 1fssf.
lips, the H1te>: y-.-='-'-f - Gcft W.,
the a"eN'"s'.'o s..:: ~. ,.....s. woH.d nv
mothel I, : !..:2 IL. 80
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
ANTlSEPTlCS.
They Do Not Destroy, 1t Is Said, but
Only Arrest Germ Life.

The Edinburgh Scotsman begs leave
to correct the erroneous belief that i'm
plies that autiseptics can prevent de-
cay. Decay may be arrested without
killing the microbe which would pro-
duce it. a few drops of a solution of
carbolic acid added to flour paste will
keep it sweet for a certain time, not
because the germs in the paste are de-
stroyed. but because these germs are
hindered for the time being in their
growth and multiplication and because
the paste is rendered temporarily an
unsuitable sol! for the growth of what
ever microbes may fall from the air in
to it.
When the effect of the acid has Worn
off and disappeared, we see the paste
going TO the bad rs rapidly as il it had
not been treated antiseptcally at all
Mods will CROW in it, and it will decay
In the fashion familiar to everybody
1t is in ;hs Way cold may act as an
antiseptic when Il is used 20 preserve
meat anG fish There is no obstruction.
but only arres, of germ life. If we wish
to kill microbes therefore. we net only
have 10 use IL dsinfcclant, but we must
employ it III proper proportions and see
that it thoroughly attacks the germs
we wish to destroy 1t is for this rea-
son that all attempts to Kill germs
which the air may contain are worse
than useless We cannot "ulSinfect the
mir. If we could do so. we should re-
uuire to Saturatc the air With our germ.
icidt to Sllcn an extent that to breathe
it would kill us,
We get an excellent example OF this
fallacy of "disinfectns air. when we
reflect that in using burning sulphur te
purify room after Il fever case we
have to use it in such Il way and III
such proportion that ii is Impossible FOL
any person 10 remain in the room al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
EIo.ataffore'ss 1i7i@ e.

A man who Was once talking with
the late Sir Moses Montefore at re-
ception found the conversation so en-
tertaining that he completely forgot the
race of his companion and made some
uncomplaentary remark about tie
Jewish features OF a lady who was
passing by. The mistake was no soon
er made than it was perceived.
The unhappy man began to apologize
profusely. Il ask Il thousand pardons,
1t was SO stupid of lne to forget. You
look angry enough to eat NE. | beg you
not to devour me-
Sir" replied Sir Moses, ''it is impos-
sible My religion forbids. .'-Peter's S
The jew as Patriot"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Test OF tllt. NO of EG Gs.

There Is 4 sVle ;uG simple test ef age
in an e@S. DtSSolN" six ounces of coul-
mon Kitchen salt in Il large @lusSfUf Of
water and drop in your eS%s, one at 4
time. An eeG one day Old will sink to
the bottom, but il cider il dQe> Not
reach the bottom If three days old, 1t
sinks only just below the surface. II
five days and over it floats; and the
older it is tl3p more it protruaes tfelA
the water New York Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
THE DOGS TAIL.
It's Language Tn the Chasc and When
the Animal Ia Pie:%eGi.

In the ease Of all hunting dogs, such
as foNhounds or wolves. which pack TO-
gether, the tail is carried aloft ana &;
very free in movement, Il IS also fr&-
quentiy rendered more conspicuous bV
the tip being White. and this is almost
invariably the case when the hounds
are Of mixed color When ranging the
long grass of the prairie o. Jungle. the
raiSed tips Of the tail Wo&.d often be
all that an individual member OF tne
band would see of its fellows.
There is no doubt that ho,nils habit
TALLY watch the tails of those iii front
Of them W.len drawing a covert. If Il
faint drag is detected Suggestive Il the
presence OF y feN. but scarcely SUI
Gent % be sworn to Yo@3iIy. th2 TAIL #
the finder is It once st ii Eatian. :t!.a
the warmer the scent tAV ut,is!sel' tio,.z
it w4g Gt'urS. Se,'i:sg Tie Sis,N:,l,
quickly iofH the tir~t. and ,apre is al
assem!;1a%e et W;uns tails teIere even
thc least witlsaper i; f5;.F"l
ShoU.d tAe tle:f% 9raNt !; it4Gllltfu ong.
the h0uHas Seis;fnsite a2aiH.= aHI 10
waving ceases, 6ui il i s-aos,s szrans1s:.
when feioWet5 up tA} ~"s@ia- ~.
comes more AMI niare cmiAa4ie until
| one after another che animals l'e-!4 -
n'l!lle an1i give tongue and >lrV;i!l eff
| n Indian file ulon% the liur q ,e2at.
When the pack is ia full cr!' upon Il
strong scent. the tails cease to wave,
bat are carried ;,lott in full view. The
moment when the dog most enjoys life
is the moment when he sights game.
That momeNt is the time when he
wa&s his tail most vigorously i'll order
10 announce his discovery to dis fellow,
dogs
In this way. by the habit of associa-
ton he got TO wagginG his tail when
ever he was pleased. The more i,.e:sed
he is the more vigorously he wags his
tail so that the waGg:fs Of II da-,' $ tail
under peasurible emotions can be
traced directly to the time WheA tie
dog used his tail as Il signal o: the d,r-
covery of his prey.-D p,ovan in Scot
tish American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
!. -..-,' z. . ...s..z,.

Maria E,,.,-es. =,s't, IN Asr t;:ae s2cn.,l
only to ,iaae Aa.ten amcn- x. 10y
women. il.'a' :. N...lm syn: atAy foG al!
l,:':1; # hfn, H'}.:c,4 accounts for the
aAeigr With w:.e.i ,il.e write q h;ll.an
hei2ss. y tr.l@g incident, related in
one oi her letters, impressed her deep
Is.
I've went tie other day to see a col.
lection OF nasural curiositieS at MI.
Broderp's. NJ father observed that
he had but Very few butterflies.
No, ST. he said. a circumstance
that happened to me some time ago
determined me never to collect any
more butterflies l caught most beau-
tiIul butterfly, thought had killed it
and ran pin through its body to f;.s-
ten it to q cork. \ FORTNIGHT after
ward | happened to look in the box
where l had left it, and saw it wr;th-
Ing in agony. Since that time l have
never destroyed another
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
THE LIMIT WAS REACHED.
What Pat Got When He Asked For
II Rinse In salary.

a story was often told by the late
Charles l.. Tiffany OF an ilnportunate
!rishluan who for many years had been
pay had been raised quite rs often as
was consistent With the dignity of his
position hut he seemed always hungry
[or probably thirsty> for more, At
length the firm decided that the limit
was reached Not So Pat. Going one
morning to the inner sanctuary, he
sought audience with Mr.. Tiffany.
Good mornin', Mr.. Tiffany" he COM
meneod arttully, seeking to preface his
evraud 10y ,!isiuterestcd conversation.
Good morning. Patrick.' was the
answer.
''And how are ye this mornin', Mr..
Tiffany:"
quite wei, thaH! you, Patrick
and how arr y0ur wife and fam-
ly?'
quite well, thank yeu, Patrick. But
what can 90 ;ot yen this morning."
"Oi'Vp =baen thiaiin', Mr. 'iilfauy.
thot 0i'ye served ye Ions and Faithful
these twenty f@iye wears and thot oi
sh'ud 1.ave II raise i'll ne !zaY."
"Yo& sNo0lG I've tha"l.f;.!, Tat.iek,
that you Aafe been permitted to s2Hye
50 distinSushod Il house as that of lit
fanny < CO. for twenty-five years. That,
with what we have already done for
you, should be sufficient. Good morn
ing, Patrick"
"G0Od mornin' Mr. Tiffany"
Realizing the futility Of further
words. he LETT the room. Reaching the
outer office, lie was hailed by Il chorus
from the boys" to whom his period
ical pilgrimages had become a standing
joke:
what did you get, Pat?"
"Faith," was the ready answer, "Oi
got permission to kape me job, and Oi
TUX itv'-New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Satisfaction In IL.

'You know, my dear. said heT
friend. "wealth does not mean hapnf
ness"
"Nell." said the younG lady who WIS
considerins possible proposal, Il
means carte blanche with ones ni'.i
ner and ones dressmakerr' r'-Bro ooklyn
Life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
ELY BROS.
5G Warren
1133 Second ST

I53 Second 81. Albany. y. !
AIessrs. Ely Bros: suffered e.;
y with catarrh and tried difg
remedies without effect. After I'd
ore bottle Of Your Cream Balm
found relief and | cannot praise
highly such a remedy.
MISS CORA WILARl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
AHC&SIrY.

Miss Upperteu (haughtily>-My great
grandfather was Il Virginia Taylor.
Miss Newrich tunailectedl Indeed! /!
And my grandfather was a Chicago
butcher.-Chicago News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Capacity and Power.

A man is worth to himself just what
he is capable of enjoying. This means
the utmost enlargement of his capacity.
He is worth to the world just What he
is capable Of imparting, and this means
the utmost development of every pow
er. These two, capacity and power,
form the truest standard, the most ae-
curate measure. Of every man.-Can-
field, 'The College Student"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
NOTICE..
Opera House Lease.

Bids will be received by the I'd
signed committee until Tuesday d
May 20, 1902, for a lease Of the 1
opera house for one OF more ID
There will be two store rooms tT|
by thirty-four feet and parties BID
for lease can make theip bids trt
opera house alone or opera hous
two store rooms jointly. Rentdpt
payable monthly in advance al,
dorsed Ivy good securities will
quired of lessee. The commits
serves the right to reject any a
bids. All bids should be left vi
3. Bloom.
E. B. BLOOM,
E. D. RUSSEu
c. NJ. PHILP0I
Comm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
en cents will buv

Cream Balm; enough 10 c0nr1
that it is the greatest Of rene
nasal catarrh CT cold in the he
size 80 cents. All druggist
mail it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
The Test of Expertness,

''Is be really such an expert stenog-
rapher?"
''EXpertness is 10 name for it. Why,
just for practice he actually took down
out missing word" ."-Chicago Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
SOMETHING SPECIAL
DELIVERY WAGoM|

OF every style or pattern
turned out in first-class shaF
perienced Workmen. Wagon q
riage repairing given special n
Horseshoeing establishment
nection.
E. E. WARD, 4o1-4o5 E Ban
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

Il travels efom the hey.
.,eries ordinarily at I.
twelve inches per 81
through the capillariej
T three one-hundredths
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

E. B. BLOOM, |
E. D. RUSSEl1
G.. M. PHILP0l
Commi4
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-05-21
No Loss of Time,

I have sold Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
wears, and would rather be out of cof-
fee and sugar than it. / sold five bot
ties of it Yesterday to threshers that
could go no farther, and they are at
work again this morning. -H. r
PHELPT, Plymouth. Oklahoma. AS
will be seen by the above the thresh-
ers we're able to keep on with their
work without losing single days
time. You should keep bottle of this
remedy in your home. For sale by
Farrar & Harris.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-05-21

A grain of sand in the eye can cause
excruciating agony. A grain of pepper
iu place of the grain of sand intensities
the torment. The pain is not confined
to the organs affected. The whole
system feels the shock of that little ir-
ritating particle. 1t is so when there
is any arrangement or disorder of the
delicate womanly organs. The disor-
der may seem trivial, but the whole
pody feels it. The nervous system is
disOrdered. There are fretfulness, ir.
ritability, sullenness and depression of
spirits. The general health of woman
depends on the local health of the or
gans peculiarly feminine. Remove the
drains, alterations. bearing down
pains and other Affections of woman
and the whole body feels the benefit.
DIR. Pierca's Favorite Prescription is a
specific for the diseases that under
mine the strength of women. 1t is
free from opium. cocaine and other
narcotics, poisons which enter into
many other preparations for woman's
use 1t makes weak women strong
and sick women well.