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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06

A Dance Cure.

Or. Rishoff of Valdivia. Chile. de-
serihes the hard work of the mining
poems. who carry 100 pounds OF ore in
bags strapped to their shoulders while
they climb up hundreds of feet on lad
ders. often consisting Only of notched
trees. They toll without recess from
6 a. III. to p. m. and might seem TO
be in need Of all the rest they can get,
but before supper prefer to take the
strain out of their muscles after q
fashion of their own-yiz. dancing
ychemently to the sound Of fiddle for
an hour or two or even longer if their
lady friends happen to muster in force.
Health Culture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
Saved From His Friends.

Emanuel Friend, lawyer, has
Small nephew who was recently vac
Scinated on his left arm. soreness
Soon developed and the youn@ster WIS
Supplied with a small contriHance OF
wire eauze to protect the arm lf0'A
athe buffets incidental to the employ
5nent of adolesccnt youth. But one
morning it was discovered the lad
shad transferred his protector to the
night arm.
,s# DO YOU know your protector is on
Sthe wrong arm?" demanded his
mother.
sS oh, it's on the right arm, all right,
returned the lad.
On "Yes, know it is on your right arm
but you were vaccinatea on the left, .
said his parent. "Ydu have left the
sore without any protection.
ss& Have II" retorted the urchin, With
AS shrewd smile. well, I guess
Aavent. You don't know the fellows
~ my gang. New York Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
BhSE BALL NEWS.
s. !. 4 i X X + .s i. :. # i. f. * X i. i.

Y combination of music and base
baa. II is thousln by lhe= new eeaH5
II directors Of gh2 baseball a-seeta
ton viii HELM in rlactn4 a tiae team
II baH tozser5 in the fod uoNf soa-pa
- represent Pine BUR in the Coto3
States 1eaeue aad tHe= eetHS have
aiapted novel pa of dIzpa=ias tf
a fine piano 70 ra;aa money for aha
team 'FIe Ha1aeobeea Muse l@Qpa
a5 viii furnish aue of 1Her gez
makes ami the Wnnes WIZ lnAo g.
Instrument us good as any =ia abe=eH=
: 0ambef %. EadS taes have a@1ega
% heGp sch tlae#1e#fy4H= atta "a
combine u aa34a tbs aia#5 sci fer
Hes ae.aaf easlE5h.n aaz either plane
egeH ia seal fer Thtsz5e= a4#=a4e# e
tic aa8es4ts p.a0= s4=se=le5 at -
maeGI04 of the board a5 earetf=1# -.
5egfaz= as5=raoon n aat. ut Hhi@
g.f5eo. 0haz 5aa94 VIII ae fa1a1aa=
5az aaa= il s5aea@at =a4se7 5e.4
y. ear seem be=rat=s with =a a hard
hfa n aay eae ~ fh mgg5u7 ye
5efaay He.srs. *. \. r1MaeN and
walter wilkins &gfe elected directors
80 succeed Neesrs. e. {. Howell aaa
Z. 2. BYRD, who resigned N either
business was transacted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
GLACIER BOTTOM.
The tZo,e.uent - Ei!se THAT OF Pitch
SON I'laue.


i'on II I'inu~.
Iaa motion ei glaciers hAS been
n.itca}i3 defined as tflat of yis-
cops ma~S. partly sliding upon It's bed
rartlE aeHiaG 1ipon itself U0ltr the
iis!IaeHeo# Il 2l8sYty. IN other words.
the motion resembles tl5at Of pitra
poured uean table. which &nreas.s
not Is tie expansion Of the bottom Of
the mass. IHt hy the edges rolling
over above the lower stratum, Which
Is dragged hy the table surface. 1t
WAS argued a&aiust this that ice was
a brittle substance. but Principal
Forbes WAS able to show that glacier
ice differs from others in possessing Il
distinct granular structure and that
the grains. hy imparting certain
amount of motion to each other, as III
water, gave the whole Elasticity.
The rate of motion varies with
local conditions, but is sometimes eX-
tremely slow Thus the Theodul glacier
elected. in 1885, from its end two skel-
etons, with fragments Of clothing, and
two medals. dated lose.
Other high authorities attribute their
motion to other natural forces. such as
alternate expansion aud contraction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
National tanners.

IT is curious to watch on board a
steamer how the men of different ma
tionalites behave to a lady no louG"'
young who is travelling alone. III,
Freuchman is absolutely rude if he GETS
the chance; the German simply takes
no notice; the Austrian is frigidly po-
lite; the Eu@liSlman takes trouEie to
be kind if hs add is solicited; the Amer
tcau is KIND from habit and without ef-
fort london Standard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
MODERN SPlRlTUALISM.
II Dates only From the Middle of
TIE Lust Century,


Some forms of spiritUalism have h%4
followers from remote antiquity. In
tue LcviticaI law we find the injunc-
ton. Thou sll:tltte suffer Il witch &
live. :lts. s5.ros-hout Old Testament
history t5og" aIa frequent references
to tins Subject While demons. py1Hon
oSso>. ~t!syl~, au4urs and sooI!l~ayers
have tbein places in tie secular annals
# aauiliad
In is aaaesa form spjrimali~m
Gale~ only tre4 the fortE-ei-hth Yea
tHe4tSj century. When. at tie hausp
IF d fGeer Of IIEds~z ilie IN the state
# New York tho spirit Of Il Fot!dIer
1., haa beeti murdered tHert some
a.a zeags previously was said T. pro.
5lee eerjaa uuayeouutd,fe rappius~
44l disturbances in the room occupied
= little dasgslfeFs If tie house.
IN Investigation by the uei@Ater-
4aa4 followed. ana. 70 quote the WORDS
Gs9d - f'af4r i.rH@ pamphlet ON tie
Sabiaet II soon haeame evident tl-zt
az lE@aaz91 attempt was tcing H4a4
BY tie eeafzeas Of lie spirit world t.
eSrahli@. He}if5d ot communication
VIII a5HE.f.l=,'
from tI4t ti#e shlritHaItsfu spread
raI4,1z. and Y tile -Hpar 1e1l dc aaa
h9r If is supporters 49, vatiot-H
rerhaG4a.. At from &ts@0aa 10 Il
UG8GHo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
Their Views of 1t.

Heidi YOU see the pleased express
sion on her face when | told her she
didn't look any older than her daugh-
ter? She-No: | was locking at the
expression on her daughters face
i1etrOit Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
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Intestinal Indjg jgestion' is the name for
a multitude OF stomach troubles It is the rccog
nized cause of heart disease kiddev troubles,
constipation, fatu encY. inflammation OF the
bladder. neuralgia, headaches dizziness, appen-
tleitls and rheumatism. Green's August
Flower goes right after intestinal indigestion
and quickly clears ii out Of the intestinal tract.
speedily curing any er all sf the ailments men-
toned, Trial bottle, sc. Big bottle, 1se. Al
all druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
JlGl4r REEL ECTION.
Ttss g.eason Why Foam Always Hp-
.se.:.I.s White In color.

rtss gseason Why Foam Always Ap-
sse.:.rs white Ia color.
Wfn water=js vioientl% agitated
sfaau heblfies OF ain are mixed mp With
It. and thus foam Is fotmed and its
WfifeH ss Is due TO tie fact that when
l5~1 r,e,ses Som Ole medium to AIT
@st.5r--ot 2 different refrae;iye indeX Il
is always rejected. and this reflection
lfay be 50 ot5Hn repeated as to render
tie mixture iHlrefviesS to light.
II Is tIan this frequency of the re
heeGena of tie limitis:@ surfaces Of
al AMI Water that renders foam
opa4Co. ana as each particle reflects
light In all directions, SO much light IS
reflected tIat tHe mixture appears
White
TO similar cause is due the white
ness OF transparent bodies when crush
ed TO powder Tie separate particles
transmit li@1lt freely, but the retiet-
tons at their surfaces are so numerous
that the resulting effect is white. Thus
glass WleD crushed is d White powder
and is OPAQUE. hUt when ii is pat I'M
der water it once more becomes trans
parent. because the water fills up the
intel'SticcS L"tWecn tlte particles and
tlIe reflections are destroyed. Salt and
SHOW are also common examples Of
tl.5 condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
Fathers and Sons.

Descantiug Oh the changes IN life ans
work brought about by time, farmer
said. when was young used to
think NY father had Ma muclle sense.
but my sons look on mysol' as born
eediot "Reminiscences by Sir Arch
ibNld Geikic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
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BASEBALL
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T4 MARKETS
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REPORT o. COTTON GINNH0
WASHINGTON. Dee. l-aAe census 6o-
rean fodaT issued a report by states
and territories Of the qlantty of cot
ton einned from he eroWth Of l9a4
up 10 November IL showing that
2296il sinnefies hevo hoea operates
this season ZIP 10 that time and that
these had einned 9,aoG.e37 bales.
Comtine round bales Is half bale
the number is 97SG.G1G=
To the same date last year the run
rjng bales efnnea numbered Go5o.t.if.
which proved u BE e9f pef cent Of
The entire crop for thai year. The
ginning output in nmning bales bE
states for the year tp 10 November
u va as follows:
.A!a1ama f.07@.Nl9 Arkansas 5aG-
-. Florida ta29. Ge5r4.a l.5.5.3i.5e
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so. Louisiana G7s97e. MISSISSIPPI
f.c5f sd6. #ari North car
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f,.,ral.f19 asd.1f. fe.aI5sssse aG G4..,sSse,
TeXa- 2.727.19e. E.rsiuta HIS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06

THE Pacific hotel has started to
0eving meals again. First class
ascommodations Call and see me
Ndw. Dxonia, prop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
READ ALL THIS.
You Never Know the Monlent When
This Information May Prove Of
Infinite Value

Il is worth considerable 10 any elth
zen Of Pine Blutf % know how to be
cured Of painful annoying and i1ca-
ing plies. Know then that Doanss
0utment is a positive rem dy for al
itehiness Of the skin, fol piles. eczema.
etc. One application reHev5s and
soothes. Read this testimony of its
merit:
]. II. Stock. well known tin, copper
and sheet metal worker, SIS West
Second street, residing a. 6l4 East
Eighth avenue says: Doan's Ointment
is without exception the best prepara
ton | ever used and from ny own eX-
perience know that it does all that
is claimed fer it. was teoubled fer
years With itching hemorrhoids and
tried several remedies but got no re-
Lief. | continued tba Treatment for a
week or more and since men ! have
been free from III. Annoying Attic
tion do not hesitate 70 recommend
nosn.s Ointment
Fer aaie by al dealers. Price 80
cents be,5 Fos9er-NilbGrn Co.
Buffalo, \. y. solo agents for The
Juitea States.
Rcmember tic name Deans and
take 10 substitute
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06

Strange to say. in Asia and Africa
where grass "ill net grow. tie RIOS
beautiful fuHvrs and Shrubs Tourist.
to perfection.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
. Give Ne ~ Compass and
Ie-U-na AMI | VIII Stoer
clear oi All Wrecks.

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aae t44n any ethe9 DTedf=
ciHe know, and ! ha3a
carried a eaaJ9l Of betltl~=eH tes4ej faI If
many sraselI-. Seven ye.5-5 30 fenaG, 81
cured e=of bronchial lrauI ae. in a #fe.@
weeks and gave te -ueh u, V Sc ;6'.d T.
ntrVe force that / certainly le.ieNe= Ia "
telling yoa of IT.
.sttife me my compass and Pefaf3a II
and Will steer clear of wreck e al
kiHe aud land in port =:sfe and vi
With ycssel and MON" Capt. L. 7. i,
Carter, l23 10Th Avenue, Pensacola, i
Florida. =;
Hapt.E. tNyatsen, =. T.. Is l5l3z.= aete
s1fe,=t. Ottawa, Qnt., VIII: n
''iaerHaa has my hpaft5e-t endorse 4
mehf. If thpEe y cry place that va
are heIpte4s uhen III i. =as1 tIeaf 4 {.
steamer, at sea, lJ#iss@ away froa any y
assistance. Sometimes I've or 4ree Il >
ny raen w'-.llI Ae :jr}s al an,. tiuc 44a
seriously Cripple .-s#a,=fre, nut -iae, 80 =
have iearnee- If ~ ss.a,..= = aect.aa.
tah}n@ a few doses ...s-. tee9a!l,.fsJ#.#e4 " 2
quickly. We "s4 i t3r tss., .a,7z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06

The frai!est woman can pun
train after her just as vel as the
biggest locomotive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06

duck, IS cents, at The
lint"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06

Lec@oDPH it-titlen Grant y.
December s1-Nat II. =Wegz
December 23-.The Nreintan.'
December 1&-@Nizar2l ef on
John J. sleean, manager ef= The
.JeWo. Of Asia company has HeG
like seao hapgcSsa1sos neeaauet#l
east 10 3ey=Ftafata me.e.z 0ecau#a 4e
IS tai>in4 h. ts4aoas= e.@aazzGtt8a 69
trans Hs-coauneata =5oae. Tte caMa9
ny wHieh VII Be -geo haae cor
ta#as 7aeI names a. Neaa af=Ie.ea7#
William BIa5s.a=f afrsargf naz5avg
sewass Ilya1t. Pe=s.e Graham. vi
lam Y S5roa-s Ba.7#f Sl3agG Tom
Collins, u. J. Heata Eata aqnoaz
Frances Seaes FeHee Re58zea a#5
As.l.e l.one-a #tl1as 4.se= anal
s5E'ue 4e&saH55# of aIaa5Id res-
fer.1.3..a ears -'1ez Tie a8es.ts et=
the pfece itss.t, IheG0 ea15 be Ho=,5{l IT..
for it has been passed i49n 4s the
critics and public Of New YORK, PM,
adelphia and Ho-ta.t and voted =thn
best musical comedy f de pat de
eade. At Elhs theater tonight.
So many Inquiries have been rec
istered a the box eftiee Of ghe EIks
theater for seats for Miss Hetea
GfantIy's engagement nj Her Lord
and Master" en- Friday nisht Decen=
ber 1e, that MANAGER Phifpot Wishez
to announce that seats fer this at
traction will not be placed on sale
until the regular time. Reservations
BY mail or telephone Will, however
he made N the order OF their receipt.
That celebrated character 'sHappN
Hoolieans who has become world ia
rleus. is illustrated in the SUCCESSFUL,
funny musical farce by that title ana
winch comes to this city next week.
It shows especially what things are
done and said hy thai WeIIsmean1ns'
amiable. ohagine, aceommodatn@'
very polite. surbane, courteous person
ace who always meaas welt bat al
uavs come te,= esiet The scenes are
from the pea szctches Of +. opref IL
4bo illustrated comic weo&Iez, an2
Frank rmm6nt. the Ufho Of dis -'t
- hiI Of faa= has taenea out eHe= e=9es'
e.a,E a n cafaor# fhe maEa&e-
a4aat seems 10 baye sa'.ea rae i5nH
eff and really spla.-ei in a7e#e21iR2
fais piece 10 Jhe pubic. TIE inter-
.4ret inc eempany is af a@n 2aI# Has2..
sale ana importance neIHdi2@ fhs
rfadine lights in musical farce "h.L=
The secondary roles are in compete
lzaanine and even those Of minor con-
seoneucc are given marked rron4l-
1 ne.co IN the action. Extraordinary
care has been evineed III 'ie Se'o'
t3on Of the chorus and ballet ea'n
II and nrepossessing appearance were
made essential. and every type Oh
N female loyeliness is introduced Sur
# nrises are frequent and eh)oNapie
h throughout the performances anu
Athere is commendahle dash sparkle
Nand brilliancy leaving only pleasant
8memories OF pretty girls, eavor''hs
@com edians, sweet singers, dainty dane
Aers, gorgeous costumes and suh1p'o'
@ons scenic display. Among those
8prominent in the cast may be seen w
Snames of Frank McNish, John Price
Ruby Raymond, Eva Thatcher ohas'
saunders and Joseph Pettingll a
Elks' theatre December ..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06

4 stiff neck is of er .cuna under
jelly-Iike head.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06

-Quails on toast, 40 cents at The
Mint.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06

\ word TO tho wise is sufici2nt-
hut few men arc Wise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06

Spinsters never like 10 talk about
old tines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
CAPTAINS Oil TvlAIsY oTaS
NEVER WITHOUT Fe-...II~HA.

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- fhere is no satisfaction in self
SlH faction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06

The saIf sufficient are never eli
lent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06

tfeH3ig aaa i55as5 afta=-5 aa3 lave
ai#e found s'-e,=fx fam 49, e,7srifFe.
'sFefana s a97y.6s.. aas - ms=t#ia1~
Raf&lAt uFnt II M eaae'.7 l.. 4,
Watson.
Vida hottie t=l4e6sa.. .aa.dd sailors
have fegaedf or ua.ab =taes eta rely
Ca9aoseto1e q 9 >as,.
f5'4taGei# ftc ,5Is iIpieun af
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u .azIA results fr5F# tue=65s= al #RerUNa,
n=rite It eHee T. =. E3zf7d.55, Giving IL
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
tLNs THEATRE ATTRACTIONS

December 4-''I1appy 1ooliam.'
December lite idy Faust
Decembeg 1f-EIe'en Grantsy
December s.f-Nat II. WeGE.
IJecemUef 222-.The Nirainian.'
December Wizard Gf on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06

to perfection.
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with condenee people Pc can surely be appealed
the which he would himself have REGARDED an
most gratifying; by endowng as it should be en-
Iounded l earnestly hope for the success Of YOUR
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
A circular which follows In part has been Issued
by the advisory council:
10 IA All Those Interested in the Higher Education.
me institution has never had endowment com
parfIy To 10 and for many years. owing
South It has been greatly hampered BY the want of
daius, moreover a Few years ago disastrous fire
ueduuIuI rotunda, containing its interesting and
valuable library It is proposed to raise a
ton of learning, and it is believed that the peopIe
eersons far reaching genius And who u cannot 10 Sl
to appreciate the national Importance of maintain
ing in its utmost usefulness his cherished project Of
higher education. will feel interest in this move
ment
the consideration of all Americans and invite them
OF this great Institution in the azurance tbat mt
act Of commemOraton OF the Louisiana Purchase
the American people unite in endowing the great
foundation which Jefferson laid in manner com
mens0rate with its noble history and its powers OF
subscriptions may be sent to Joseph Bryan. ESQ.
treasurer. Richmond, Va.
The following extracts from letters received
by the executive committee relating to the move
ment:
Er-President Grover Cleveland
The project started to improve the effectiveness Of
the University OF Virginia by increasing her fnan-
cial strength has my hearty sympathy.
I would be very sorry to see the old University OF
Virginia hampered in its mission of usefulness by
financial want The contribution 1t has already
made to the best American citizenship and its ira
ditional relationship to the nuStrOus name and
splendid fame of Jefferson should constantly enlist
in its support the interest of the entire nation.
Justice David J. Brewer:
the great founders Re Re s OF beeS n the
Declaration Of Independence, and have little pa
thence with those who sneer at its gorgeous utter
mere "glittering generalities." wish they
could be burned into the heart Of every American
to-day LIST we forget; lest we forget
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-21
WHAT rs GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting trustees. Metropolitan Museum o Art.
Dinner OK the Sunrise Club Broadway Hotel
p m
Meeting Academy of Sciences American Museum OF Nat
urai History, night.
Extension lectures University: Miss Mari
Music ST Peters Hall, Twentleth-st., Ninth
ave, p. m. Cree) Professor Henry E CHAMPION.
me Evolution of Human Races seventh lecture
on me Principles OF General and Human Evolu-
ton" Girls High School, Nostrand-aye Hal
sey-st. Brooklyn p. m. Gree.
Meeting League for Political Education. rs West,
FoTty-fourth-st.. $40 p
Free lectures Of the Board Education. p.
pley Agricultural Wonders of the Louisiana Pur-
chase dllustrated); Public School No H. No. 22j
East Twenty-seventh-st., Charles Quincy Turner
old Cambridge illustrated: Public School No 49,
No: AIS West Twentyeighth-st.. Albert ]. Osgood
How Four Hundred Million Chinese Earn Their Liv-
ing Qlustrated) Public School No 49, One hundred
Dawley, tr.. San Domingo the Cradle of America
ullustTated); Public School No. So Ninety-sixth-st
and Lexington-ave., Frederick l. Monsen, arid
America illustrated; Public School No 1875. First
Keign Of Fire GustTaseS, Public School No lSs
trated) Educational Alliance. East Broadway and
Jeferson-st. Edwin G. BrOome. The Violin and ItQ
Makers; ST. Peters Hail.! Twentieth st. between
School No. s. No. 24S6 webster-ave. Henry H.
Rusty Across South america by Mule and Canoe
Wakefield. DR. Augusta ]. Chaplin. Naples and
Pcmpen' illustrated; Public School No. 81 st.
Annsave. One hundred and-forty- seventh-st.,
DR.. Edward p. Crowell, Across the New-England
Qlustrated) Public School No 81 Mott-ave.
and hundred and forty hfth-st. DR.. John B.
Devns. Burma; from Rangoon TO Mandalay Ullus-
enth-st. and AleXander-av John c. Judge. THE
Trial OF Aaron for High Treason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-21
FOR A JEFFERSON FUND.
PRESIDENT INDORSES 1T.
an appeal for S9,OOC,OOO for the
University of Virginia.

movement to raise an endowment fund for the
University of Virginia has been organized under the
o"eeoon OF an advisory council of a hundred or
more prominent men representing all parts Of the
United States. This famous old school was founded
Dy Ihomas Jefferson, and the fund. which It is
iiopeu VIII eventually amount 10 100000, will be
r.'nled Inc Thomas Jefferson Memorial Fund"
Inc university has never had an endowment ade-
Quate 10 lis needs and since the Civil War it has
peen much hampered by lack OF resources Chief
justice Fuller. Grover Cleveland, EHhu Root, Sec
rotary Taft. Admiral Dewey Robert T. Lincoln
o. Clair Mckelway Cardinal Gibbons Richard
otley ana Or. s. Weir Mitchell members of the
advisory council
President Roosevelt is interested in the project
s ana mas Endorsed it in the following letter to
Ihomas Nelson Page. president of the Alumni Asso-
cation OF the University OF Virginia:
Nv No. White House. Washington June 90
aboyyt p th MT Page: have received your letter
memorial as an ENDOWMENT f5P the UnHe4sR
= f Is ma most earnestly wish you success. and
- teel lLlat the moment you have chosen is most
effso owing to the reawakened interest in
the Louisiana Purchase your worH sbnHd co or
ineerast seI net only to those who especially
bnh out to all who interested in the cause Of
large e1u n throughout our country You need
oSsg that you win get It If the most eminent men
have the matter laid before them and az are
81 tmey should be satisfied. to the great merit
td9 he University Of Virginia occupies unique post
trst ,atIons our educational institutions On the
@ 1aTa or visitors to the institution were Jeffer-
81 iafs tS1n ana Monroe. The university was one
" cherished ideas-a project which Doom
PEG nus whole time and attention during the latter
ssee. ~ ms me- 1t has never had an endowment
eSGuls s 10 It's barest needs. Now in the great
eHposluon at ST. Louis the country Is procla min
in the ue1S the Leading part the achievement which
oennlteIy established this country as the ereata
nJuon or the Western Hemisphere Surely this
alton should not be brought to q close without
teaNns on the nation some other mark than tha
memory or It's grandeur. The movement to this end
IN an most properly take the form of a monurent
forever to Jefferaons genius. a monument far more
enduring than bronze al AN'Ee
1t would be good thing II the people OF this
country, North and South East and West should
tSuio forward and establish Jefferson fund for
me university as a fit elimination for the great
@ or the present year jefferson wrote his
tht ePltaPn 10 be inscribed the granite sha ~
b dd a I4 ms grave at Monticello this eptaph
three oeeds he had done which he esteemed Of rons3
follows: N '40 SP4NdpA runs as