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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

Willingness % support them. that
thsF zfe FRYE frum disease that
theF rnssras enough money - carry
Them to their destination. and that
they are ~ rooH character Women
without escorts must be Identified
- friends who guarantee to sup
port them
These questions afr an duly asked.
but. ln tiFs ~ the system ~ school
ms the PILGRIMS abroad. the system
"a admitted % be iafNeiy faHeirai
After the eHanlnaftan every immi-
Efant l. invited 60 take a bath.
There are recommendation It Ellis
island for 90 20 hathe al the same
time less than per cent who
come cut 90 fhe rocking afHefaHua
accept the Invitation.
American penal Institutions today
barber very great number 81 alien
criminals Do New York state 20
PR cent u the individuals confined
for crime are 81 foreign birth. The
cost - the state IL $1,000 zoe "a year.
e rrHowea jenkins. aupcrlnteud-
rut q che Now YORK Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty 60 children
tells a horrible story OF the vice.
crime and wrcteheanena % the chill.
dfen 1T aliens. due largely. be says.
90 ahiffieHs poverty and inherent
lack u character
Where 1tt.1i5 immigrants arrived
in America in 1859 10 ia estimated
that nearly i00a.Q9e viii have come
in the current year unless something
happens Co stem the tide.
Persons Of foreign birth ranati-
tuted IN the census Of 1900 about taG
per cent of the entire population OF
Tho United states. In all great
cities. except in the south. persons
% foreign pafsutage constitute
more than onc- half nf the total and
in New York. Chicago san FRAN
cisco. Detroit Cleveland and Mi
wankse they form - per cent Of the
population
For II years ali the trans Atlantic
steamship lines have been system
aticultY organizing tho ateefare
business aud have established Med
itorraneau ports especially for the
embarhatiun Of emiRranta. To-day
these regular Inca all having thru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

through - means q a rreasfaaEea
plan.
only enc out n 100 ssrdes aho
rume hers b. Hfefate. TheY are
aid "a BE- the best class. on the
ahote. nha emirfate Nearly al go
reat saa Trey raffs much haHkaEe
Prom che United kiHKdom ard Ire
land aud Nurth Germany the Ham-
boz II Immigrants has dvlnaIaI 20
aim0af nothing Last year $4,000
came There vas daEIblr that number
in lsas only feeaa Germans came
fu America Last year az ramHafed
eith iaz geo in iaaa
There e. great rush nov Of Ei-
eiiinua and Ncauolifaua who look
suuted and underfed and whose re-
cediua fafrheaaH and mouse Ilse
furtifeneHs tea their stories. They
aloueh through the alsles. thalr
women aud children tseHiur and IN
more than half the ~ the off,
ciala find % nefeaaafgi to nmlsate
them. Greasy and rsHe9 ent are most
81 the Russian. Rnamafiau ala roi-
ish Jews with their queer AHira.
khan ears ana teHF efaunua Poles
and I1thuariana ntaaar under mauu-
taina II baggage. and there are
great hardes ~ GfuafIans. stakaka.
sloFeulaHs. MnuieHsHfiuH. Palma
tiana. GalirlHna and scores IL such
nntionaiifies ~ southern and west
nru Europe
The influx from southern italy tn
greatest ~ present
The first medical examination D.
NAT - the eyes. faH here the phvaI-
clans find first traces 81 the taath-
some diseases eammon 90 Immi-
grant The eyeli1a are turned up Tor
mFuH 81 trurhoma. a dreadful eye
disease, which Waa unknown in
America untii recent YEARS. when
introduced by Russian and siatak
Immigrants NJ II said that there
are nearly 10000 cases ~ that dis
ease today Ia Greater New York
To stand az the inspectors gate.
one would Observe that not one out
~ 10 u the pplyglat mass that nlaa
through has features Of promise.
Most Of the fBres ara mcuucinr and
distorted. and indicating either utter
stupidity marked eflmImlity. anesi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27
Only a Few Are Coming From England,
ireland, Germany or Other Parts Of
Northern Europe
the CREST or TIE TIDAL WAVE RIDES DISEASE AND
MENACE TO AMERICAN POLITICAL AND INDUSTRIAL IN.
sTruTions

Or more steamships. are engaged IN
the trade British TuuafaI Anchor
aud Prince lines German Ham
burg American. North German
Lloyd ard the f.aYant. italian Ia
VsIoee. Nayaaa xipne, General itnl-
Lana. isabre. French French linei
Spanish Spanish line. Normal
atesraEe rates FaHge from 80 90 t8l
from liaiinn partn t1f from sicily.
$3.50 from MarHeiiisH and kas from
unKre. The commission paid 20 the
steamship agents averages about 81
per head. and the PADRE line IL not
able a. bringing more degraded
aliens than any other.
A. showing the workings ~ the
steamship system. United States In
fpsetof Braun visited the Poor
Jews temporary home. Al No. "a
t4emau street. Whiteehapel. London.
Al agent % enc Of the steamship
companies D. superintendent Of the
place. ana here Neekly. braun says,
SOME se0 Russian. Polish and lt0u-
maHlan Jews are nch0olea Ia the
suhterfuEes that are Intended 10
pass them through the Inspection
lines ln America.
In Italy the Inspector says. the
Italian government considers the
United states the best safety valve
Tor the dinchaHEe ~ It's oYer-popu-
latlaa.
A consular report shows that 20
psr cent of al the efuirfunfs sail
ing Tor the United states from Ham
burg have prepaid tickets for Amer
lra. Consul General skinner. az
Paris. reported -'Fhr largest pro-
portion ~ emiKfantn gathered to-
Fe9hef ~ Mafse#IiHa are Hfflana and
AfmsnlHna These are frequently
encouraged - leave Tor America by
and tsarhera They
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How, Thi,l

We offer one Hundred Dollars re.
ward FOR any ease ~ eHtaffh that
cannot be- cured ~ HANS iaiarrh
Cure
" ,. CHENEY a Co Toledo. y
We tho undersigned. have known u
J Cheney Tor the last u years and
believe him perfectly honorable in al
business transactions ard financially
shie - carry out any obligations mads
10 bis firm
MAIniNn KINNAM a MARVIN.
Nholfnhis bfHrHiHfn. Toledo, %.
Halls CWfHffh cure ia taken inter.
natiE. acting directly upon che blood
ard mucous HuFfHoff n fhs system.
Htiuonisln eauf free Price - per
bottle Sold - all Druggists.
THks Haifa Family Plils Tor connti-
patton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27
A MILLION IMMIGRANTS WILL Be BROUGHT
TO AMERICA WITHIN The PRESENT YEAR

~ the Hungarian government which
threw OF The mask ~ secrecy which
stHl ahloidH tie others. aud con
ttaeted ~ supply The eHnar1 line
with 30 900 emiRrantn q year fof
Zee af 81 for each passport FUR
nlnhed.
II saa this contract which iuirnsi-
fled the rate war. ana prices were
aIaHhed bY alt the companies unui
they reached the ridlHlgualy lpW
level ~ 1850. Though the contract
the cuuard line broke ~ a practical
monopoly ~ the Austrian and Mod
iteffhnean passenger tfaffie which
lad been enjoyed by The Continental
lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

mems "a Tor a madhauae, Or deGen-
eraeY The frequent ordinations
1T visitors are What evidences of
vice. art. disease. famine. poverty,
crime. Ignorance. dependence Or
nlaNiah couurdlee unbelievable"
surely "a Ellis island can be seen
the result Of centuries Of racial de-
ErnefaeY.
one per cent II the hundreds ~
thousands OF euiHranta who arrived
last year. and 30 Tar this year went
west Of the Missouri river Seventy
per cent remained 10 the eastern
states Almost an % the Russian
jews remain in New York II b.
estimated That ~ the Russian Hs-
brew colony " zee 600 people IN Srw
YORK. oue-rixth are dependent on
charity for existence
The recent report ~ Commission.
er General o. =. Sargent Of the
hufeau q inmief alton. shows that
the Increase On the number of immi-
grants afflicted sith dangerous disc
eases Is greater even Than the ire-
mendeua Increase IN Immigration.
sun. fhe detention houses At Ellis
island are usually not crowded. and
% b. a fact that out ~ the three
quarters Of a million aliens Who APP
piled Tor entrance 20 she United
States iast year only t.laa Nare re-
leefea and iepofted
tfnfls Sam collects o. head tax
from The steamship companies for
eash Immigrant The steamship come
ranira ATE cowrelied % support im-
migrants until they have passed the
inspection. making the tgha Steer
arr rate decidedly unprufitahis a.
corn paired win fhs uofmnl rate OF
from fsa 20 SEE
fmnziEra nfs are suppored 70 show
thar they have means 81 support. o.
friends here Who Wlii declare their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

run ita course. Every time We read
one 81 those University OF Chicago
professors addresses We come near
being Of the same opinion.
"Noa may got home before I do
thla evening. she said ma he left
the house In The morning but I'll
be- home not later than g.
"Matlneef'
No I'm golng To the dress
makers"
What fnr7'
why. for dress. OF course"
why don't you 60 90 tho cop
por'af7
II was plain to see this husband
kept hia eye ON the styles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27
My Stomach

Ii feels so uncomfortable.
Food distreSses me. | get
blue and respondent. My
doctor says it's my siom-
ach.' And what did your
doctor tell you to take ?
Ayers Sarsaparilla.i L.. .yi -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27
FOUR MORE
CARLOADS

Large shipments OF Pianos for -
s. ohnHton ca. seattie'a leading
Piano House
last week q car o. the celebrated
klmhall Pianos came in with num-
hers running over i25 600. Also a
car ~ the reliable old Pease Pianos
and a car - TIE highly artistic and
musical Hobart n Cable Pianos
Another car u the popular new y
81 Johnston Co Pianos viii arrive
ia day or tao. and little later a
car 81 the famous ChiekerinF 4
sons Pianos Anticipating some
time ago the present active demand
for the better grades of Pianos and
Organs. we took the preeaution 20
place our orders early. and as a
result of our foresight - are pre-
pared. a. usual. 10 present Tor the
inspection 81 intending purchasers
the largest and best assorted stock
IN Seattle An Investigation does
not obligats you 20 buy. You are
always welcome 20 look over our
BIG stock Of Pianos. Organs. Sim
plsx Piano Players. Talking Ma
chimes and small Musical inztru-
meats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

thor. lost his poodle dog IN New
York the other dag. When those
Indiana feilern move to a city they
do break loose % the limit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

On cUAHfFH rLEHf ROOD rs
TlIE GnEATEHf HEA UTITIEW ever
pat pn TIE market t = fhr only
PREPARATION kuaNu ~ nfaiaai ariHura
that Will CREATE GOOD TlHH.
TIA ITlff FLEHif and clear tbs
plmpIaa b'Hshheadn. eff. Without in.
HHTHHI mrHHaHur
fOH REMOVING WuIHHLEH b. IL
foH bEeEf8prvg THE BUST ~
HHfaluE ~ HIHkHaan. MAKING THIH
EffEIkH PLUMP ard fftHE fhr hufs
lows pf RI HEHHHI neck. tHffr lH no
other preparation iu the world that
hae Hnt cgWHafingn.
= ~ Chanea Flerh Tasd b 500 =
baa but e. Introduce o. into th1uaafida
- new homes WH have de- died fu aend
tHH NJ boxes g. ni who HHHarr this
Advertisement and send HH s. 0 AL
packages are cent ID plain wrapper.
rhia PREPARATION IL On safe AZ an
the principal Dry Goods Stores and
nfuFE.nts throughout the world. aHd
We have arranged with the Bon
1af above special offer u tao boxes
fHEE-A sample boz which contain.
enough 81 Bf GharlFm FiaHh Food for
anyone 30 aaeertnln - great mgrits'
iii BE- sent - any addrsaH ahaolatsi.
mssIiihr ouF bs6k IA II n assare.s
ahleh contains all the correct move
mHHtn Tor managing TIE facg. neck
and arms ard fIil directions Tor de-
FsiopinK the bust viii also BE- sent
Nth this sample
DE CHARLES co,
ias FULTON eTREET NV YORK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

~And he for his opinion that whoever could make two
blades spo Of ground
before would better Of mankind and
county than the whole Of
politicians put toasther,"-Jenathan Swift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

Tho Heu--Yea. she'll never quit
the pen.
A FaH River. Mass. man who
had diaoNncd hts aon attended a
performance OF The old Hame-
stead In New York. and after lis.
tsuiur 20 the song Where il Ny
Wandering boy Tonight" farKave
him. Il should be mentioned. how,
ever that the son didn't slnE H.
That would have made forEirrneas
impossible
why. General Kurohatpln has
resigned from the Russian army.
said Mr. amlthera
"iiurfahi- yelled smithera II,
got too hot for him. ia bet he
hates % 50 back 10 81 Peters.
burg
Hes bot going back This pa.
per SAYS he has chosen a good 20.
sition At Mukden
Jolly sort % a man. that one
over there
yes be Is. Ties pr Brovn. our
family physician
Hes 80 jolly
yes. se call him the village cut
up"
or. THAT'S WHAT THEY SAID.
The social AZ Mr. neianEa Was
eel attended Mrs. pcl.nnK had
her house taatofullY Decorated 4ith
crimson rambler rnHea and wepd.
hlns. Everyone aid: lent Il
teautiful - lee cream wha dell
cloua. and a good tine waa en- dyed
- all present Brighton curre-
spoudenee. Wellington Enterprise
'"rhc prisoner atili refuses %
taik. the detective reported 70 the
chief
Hos long has be been under
arrest
Twelve days"
Tell him Bis wife has confessed
syerythiuE. and maybe you cau pull
something from him
but - don't knos WHISTLER ar
not h. has a wlfe
we auntY 10 sou think any
bat a married man could Keep from
taking fpf f2 dayaf@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

ChicAgo packers who delighted
anything They all ind
people the exactly the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

glad that n driveway Be
hurried viii President Roosevelt trouble when he
Kerner he had the the nations chief
executive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

GOOD FOR MAYOR BALtIsGER lie has closed
hell-hos
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PAINLESS METHODS. low
PRICES AND GOOD WORK DONE
ny SPECIALISTS IN each DEPART
ment NO STUDENTS In tho Of
flee. All work done PAINT .ESgI.Y
by SPECIALISTS OF long years ex-
perience. Give us a call. and you
VIII find We do Just as We ndver-
ffHe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

The city dads Who Jake Fuh the unet trip
probably thing They
Why the Eectfon ighung plant eomped sith
dispatch municipal lighting plant Seattle there
Va o politics mixed the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

The uoat-la the old lady writing
aEalnf
The Heu-Yea. she'll never quit
the pen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27
"a STAR DUST

The breaking Of the steeraEe rate
var may have been because there
was nobody left In Europe.
An Indian prince doing London
has created a sensation b. wearing
diamonds In his teeth. Probably
feels nobodyn try 70 pick his
teeth.
A slight mistake was made IN the
translation % Field Marshal
oyama'a report o. the trophies of
war. oyama really meant -tfia.
ketH."
whats happened 70 Kelly's new
soap company
Kelly killed it,
How"
THE chump watered lts stock too
heavily"
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27
THE INFLUX or PAUPERS

The rate war for steerare passengers
pus increase immigrants 70 this country.
problem has become further compile
condition that alarming has suddenly heome geaty
aggravated
me star is printing series Of articles covering broad Of
niserahe humanity It pleasant pie
s bat the onaon Is one that must be understood ana strepu-
this land be saved nom Invasion than
and pesulence combined
a. greatest
would eSeeed Loooo'o
estimates rcaat Every incoming ship
packed with them.
NJ Pew our correspondent tells story
promotion Steamship sehee teachers
rs,asters priests hold the
the pc,s In the land Of the free
Is strange people
Of New York Il such
wealth without effort which bring the classes OF people
prosperity and Of this country
Up very the earth sought
opportunity worthy motives what they
for fair reward for honest 'ou AID for e
TO develop
citizens rareat republic and they have
best bone and blood and Drawn Of the naton
bread the trees
be euttered nothing contribute 10 tbs
character prosperity o. country They are the people Who
mus, be helped come helped
because within them the engine
Of ambition that generate eapabui'y.
muscular. energetic iHui-
coming every DAY
European siady I'D themselves
There BIZ Of grim hamo in the fat that one Of the men
BY the saloon hoduP early
yesterday morning Is brother Of Councilman Conway sho hA been
district overpoleed" The
laxative dad change his mind presently.
The city accompany Jake Furh the iunks trip
probably
Why Eseon lighting plant eomplesed sA
dispatch than the municipal nr plant Of Seattle Il that there
politics naked Ia the former
glad 20 3 Queen driveway
hurried Win give President Roosevelt less trouble when he is
nnd The Kernel than he had the last time The nations chief
here
The big chieaso packers say they Delighted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

"Oh. but my new dress Is going
O. be- swell. she aald.
Undoubtedly ~ it's anything
Ike the pictures of the new styles. e
said the mean old thing.
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BILL. THE STRONG MAN
VIM. KIRK raised a tomato weigh
Ing three pounds and one ounce. lie
has other very large ones -Wauke-
gan, ~. Gazette.
One q the University Of Chicago
professors. In an address nj 81
Louis. declared the white race had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

There BIT Of grim humor in the fat that Of the mel
masked bandits the saloon hodup earl
yesterday morning Councilman Conway Who has bee
oyerponce" IN
laxative city dad nay change his mind presently.
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ias TuLToN sTREET. NV TORK
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-08
No More Partners Wanted.

Charles Nelson. ct Newton avenue,
partner, George Briggs, who left rath-
er unceremoniously a week or two
aeo. Nelson was not the gamer by
lis partners flisht and the boys have
hcen teasing him a bit at odd times.
=, Mr.. Nelson is a Swede by birth and
hc takes both mis- troubles and the
ieaos philosophically and good ma
turedly.
Lets you and me go partners"
Tentatively suggested Fred Hopes,
his next-door neighbor, and this is the
answer Mr.. Hopes says he got: ',
"Pardeners eh? No; l guess me
not; no pardner for me. I tank
enough of pardners have hat yet. 1
tell you story. A Irisher trank
plenty visky. He frank all der time
py der Dutch saloon. He spend all
his money py dat one place. One
night he gat plenty trunk, and max
mornn' he vas broke and dirsty-oh,
my. He goes py der Dutch saloon
tanlling he gat trank on credit.
'Mein credit ban goot?' he say.
'Nein,' says der Dutchman.
For yust one trank??' say der Irish
er
Not for Elm letjtle trank I no
credit eife. credit not mine own
fader. says der Dutchman.
'The Irsher look at him a while,
End say. slow Not CREDIT your fader?
! blames you not. Not nobody would
credit dot old loafer.' Arkansas
Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-08
Japanese Military Methods.

In Golfers for September 10 Fred
crick Palmer, the war correspondent,
writing of the second attack on Molten
ling, under the title, "And the japanese
Kept the Pass" compares the meth
eds of the burly Russians with the
agile little yellow men and says: "A
Japanese general knows that any
force however small, will stay where it
| S placed-stay, dead or alive. One
company is as much like the other as
cas- in a pod. No special units; no
Rough Riders: no Kings Own; no
stiffening of weak ,e"'looGts with regi
1rents of volunteer. or regulars There
is an approximate l@ael of courage and
Skill A commander may choose the
init at hand as mechanic takes down
! any one of number of equally tenn
pered tools from rack If you want
a Horatious at the Bridge, take the
1,earest first sergeant.
"The Russians came to the attack
with splendid confidence-a childish,
mob-like confidence. All the way across
| tie Siberian steppes in their troop
trains they had been begetting this
When they see us big burly fellows
the leather skinned Makaki (dwarfs)
will run fast enough. They will find
that we are no colonists and reserves
we are the Little Fathers chosen But
the Makaki know mark when they
see one; and they like to fire at col
umn in close order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-08
SOME CAMPAIGN EXPENSES.

For printing and stationery alone
it is calculated that each of the ma
tional campaign committees will
spend half a million dollars. OF the
scores of millions of documents sent
out, great many are franked, but to
distribute the residue requires a large
outlay for postage. Extremely expen-
sive also is the house-to-house can
vass, which is made by each party
early in September. again about
/ fortnight before election day. or
coure no such canvass is needed in
ali of the former slaves states. except
| Delaware. Maryland, West Virginia,
and. possibly, Kentucky. 1t would
be equally superfluous in Vermont
or Pennsylvania. No other item OF
! expenditure is comparable with tn
sum raid for campaign speeches. It
IS expected that, when the campaign
* fully under waE. no fewer thai
> .GGo political orators vii! he placed
upon The stump by each Of the matt n
Il con4Hittees. As at leaat five tif =;
a many "spellbinders viii be nus
tered by the state committees, the
aggregate number Of exhorters will
not fall much short of 10000. Some
Of the speakers receive $3.50 week.
t9#@e l4af with their expenses, while
ethors will accept no naones for their
eefyces. bur allow their actual dis
hHrs"mcnts to be made good.-Har-
F6rs Weekly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-08
COWBOYS BATTLE
WITH A STEER

The great event at Cheyenne this
year was the remarkable feat of Will
Pickett, a negro hailing from Taylor,
Tex, who gave his exhibition while
10000 people watched with wonder
and admiration a mere man, unarmed
and without device or appliance of
any kind, attack fiery, wild-eyed and
powerful steer and throw it by the
teeth. With the aid of helper,
Pickett chased the steer until he was
in front of the grand stand. Then he
jumped from the saddle and landed
on the back Of the ANIMAL grasped its
horns. and brought it to a stop within
dozen feet. By remarkeable dis
play Of strength he twisted the
ster's head until its nose pointed
straight in to the air, the animal bel
| wing with pain and its tongue pro-
truding in an effort to secure air.
Again and again the negro was jerk
ed from his feet and tossed into the
air, but his grip on the horns never
once loosened, and the steer failed
ia its efforts to gore him. Cowboys
with their lariats rushed to the as
sstance of Pickett, but the action OF
the combat was too rapid for them.
Before help could be given, Pickett,
who had forced the steers head into
the mud and shut Off its wind, slipped
and was tossed aside like a piece of
paper. There was scattering OF
cowboys as he jumped to his feet
and ran for his horse. Taking the
saddle without touching the stirrup,
he ran the steer to point opposite
the judges stand, again jumped On to
its back and threw it. Twice was the
negro lifted from his feet, but he
held On with the tenacity of a bulldog.
Suddenly Pickett dropped The steers
head and grasped the upper lip of
the animal with his teeth, threw his
AIMS wide apart, to show
that he was not using his hands, and
sank slowly upon his back. The
steer lost it's footing, and rolled upon
its back, completing covering the ne
Sro's body with its own. The crowd
was speechless with horror, many be-
ieving that the negro had been crush
ed but second later the steer role 1
II it's other side, and Pickett arosa
unnjured, bowing and smiling
John Dicks Howe in Harper's Weekly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-08
brakes Palm etto Wine.

For 1ndiges. ion. Flatuency. Constipation and
Catarrh OF the Mucous Membranes. Every case
Is cured absolutely with one dose a day; gives
immediate rclicI and cures to stay cured. Sew
ent5- tive cents at Drug Stores for large bottle.
usual do,lar >=. but Il trial bottle will be sent
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