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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-01
lTo Be Centinuod.A
HEAL 7 HY PLANTS
Require the Most Careful Atteatio. ~
Wen rs Good Soil.

1ad You ever see = rosehash which
despite the most heHeiicent environment
CT soil-of sunshinc-aNd Of atmosphere
seemed never to achieve healthy
growth.
ton of manure will not heli, plant
that has a eanker eating cit its heart
You must DESTROY the cause before vor
can remove the effect.
You cannot cure Dandruff and Ba
ness by rubbing on hair lotions. a.:
rubbing in vaseline. etc.
You must look to the cause Of e
trouble-it,s a germ at the roots =.
your hair which causes it to fail c'it
Newbro's Herpicide DESTROYS .he ecr,a
and healthy hair is the sure result
Sold by leading druggists Send 1Oc u
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co
Detroit Mich.
For sale by Coon and Beden, speci,
agents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-01
TO TIE GUM CHEWING GIRL.
agents.

My dear young woman:
Don't get the habit.
The evils Of the gum chewing pro
lensitN upon the economy of your
physical system are vividly explained
by DR. Joseph S. Diamond of Belle
Vue College, New York, who ought
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-01

The evils Of the gum chewing pro
qensitN upon the economy of YOU
physical system are wildly explained
Dy DR.. Joseph S. Diamond of Belle
Vue College, New York, who ought
to know
He says, for instance:
# You chew gum habitually you eX-
cite the salivaly glands undu1y You
swallow some pints of saliva every
Gay if You are a confirmed chcwcr.
And if YOU chew during the time Of
digestion you neutralize the acidity
of the stomach.
Now, the doctor says, you thereby
delay digestion, which is a very bad
thing of itself, and you also run the
!isk of microbes.
Besides:
DR.. Diamond says gum chewing is
neurotic manifes1ation-that is tc
say. there is something tangled ahcu.
your nerves. They are not what they
tuSui W W. va IldNt NtNtloBtN u
sort of jaw unrest that is no trivial
thing.
s.Pish!" you exclaim.
Somehow, all this talk about stom-
ach and nerves and things never
touches you. You have never had any
trouble that way that you know of.
but say!
Do you know this: Gum chewing
habitually followed up, will destroy
some of the beauty of your mouth and
chin and sooner or later put ugly
lines in your lower face. It is the
| honest truth.
And now I see you sit up and pay
attention. That sort of warning is
worth while.
1t stands to reason. The machinery
of your lower countenance was not
built for perpetual chewing gears.
And overwork will rack the parts
just as any other machine is racked
| by strain. Muscles and nerves and
blood vessels are delicate.
Nothing is here said concerning the
ugly spectacle made by this perpctu-
al motion of jaw machinery. Where
everybody in your set chews and
| chews and chews it is folly to be fini-
cal, of course.
But just remember, will you, con-
cerning those ugly lines about the
mouth ?-Cynthia Grey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-01
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.


in Shingles
House Bills lty Cheap
out buildings buildings panne door
earth.
FURNITURE COMPANY.
facts we are
able subanae Hold pricsa
SALESROOM MAIN STREET
Wholesale department Third
liz
visit inspect line
Hardware Wire Nails
Mill Supplies. promptly
Our Fair Dealing satisfied
When need anything
evLAND ouEENswARE COMPANY.
wholesalers of crockery
Headquarters China
sA>c oaEvfu.
complete Dry 1oods Furnish
inss Quick delivery and quantities to suit il
strong 2S Main street. Pine Bluff
COMMISSION MERCHANTA
II .ssrsaook GRAIN coMMs SION COMPANY.
W. sell Fire brick Fire Gay
Plaster Neal Salt Potatoes Bran Corn. oan
Hay Chops shpstun. Field Seed ~
Carload lots a specially
FOUNDERS ssa
pllLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY,
and rails engines boilers saw eAe
blaming nnery Machinery
9uppueA
COILEGD9.
JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS .oLLEGE
soNcts patronage mbious young men ana ~onea
studies
sessions. J. W. IA AEs frlh, Fne Dun" AA--
uNDERrAkERs A, D EMBA1MERs
luOL RNEssFITZHUGH CO.
Ne complete used in the UNDERTAKING
Hmbalmns ecialy Open at S' no"s "e''
graph and telephone prompt attention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-01
CHAPTER XIX.

CHAPTER XIX.
Gibraltar Monty was handee
~ an omlnons looking cable
gram. which he opened trem
- bingly:
,iaa.oh'somery Brewster. Private Yacht
rr.u,ter, Gibraltar:
s,lvan IS an agitation to declare for free
snona iou may have twice as much to
moray! JONES.
40 which Monty responded:
more ~ 'he measure at any cost. The
'he merrier and charge it to me.
p BREWSTER.
MARI thfiease send many cables and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-01

True enough il costs money 10 adj
yertise, but in my private opinion il
sometimes costs great dead mere
money 10 keep quict.-Treasmor De
Young, New Haven Steamboat com
pany.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-01
Iron Mountain Rates.

Pine Bluff TO Fl Dorado Springs,
Nc, Eureka Springs. Ark. and Silcam
Springs, Ark, and return Fare for
E"und trip nrst-class fare plus S.
Tickets on sale June / to October |.
Return limit thirty days. Extension
Hf this limit can be arranged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-01

Perseverance is the only certain
road to success.-Boot and Shoe Re-
corder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-01

F.ne Bluff 70 Mt. Ncbo, Ark, ana
return. Fare $50. Tickets on sale
iom June l 10 October /. Final limit
FOR return October 81.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-01

Pine BIuff to Searcy. Fare $500
Pine Hmff TO RaVenden Springs
Ark Fare SIS.
Tickets en- sale June | to Scptcm
| er -. Final limit for return OctC.
ber 81.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27
BAPTISTS END FIGHT
OF HUNDRED YEARS
SETTLE DIFFERENCES OVER
OPEN AND CLOSE COMMUNION
THAT HAVE EXISTED FOR
A CENTURY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.--No longer
Will there re close communion In the
Baptist denomination. After mn exist
ence of more than century, beginning
in New England, its recognition ceased
Wednesday, when representatives pT
tlree national organizations-th
American Baptis. Missionary Society
and the Baptist publication Society
met In the Lee Avenue Baptist Church,
Lee avenue and Keep street, Williams.
burg.
1t was the first definite expression Of
union to eipanate from the meeting OF
the interchurch Confederate on FEEDER.
rtion. The two groups forming the
Baptist denomination were divided on
ly on the question OF open and close
communion, the church government
being the same and immersion being
adhered 10 by both. At the meeting
presided over by the Rev. DIR. Nathan
:. Wood, president Of the Newton
Theological Institution, resolution, II.
substance as follows, was adopted:
"'rhe doctrinal differences which
ence divided the two denominations
have passed away, and there now ex-
ists no doctrinal differences which
should preve,.t their acting together
as one denomination"
THE action of the Conference re
calls the time in 1871, when the late
Rev. John Hyatt Smith, of the Lee ave.
nue. Church, now Payton's Theatre,
who afterward became Representa-.
tive in Congress, WIS. with his church,
excluded from the Long Island Bap.
list Association because he believed In
open communion. The congregation
struggled along for years before 1t was
forced to disbaEd.
The members Of the congregation
afterward became he First Free Bap-
tIst Church. now al Marcy avenue
and Keap street, OF which the Rev. DR.,
Rivington p. Lord has been pastor for
twenty years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27

ruled without any of the high author.
ties cited. being investigated by the
fair lady who was deciding the case.
at last seeing that argument, was fruit
less the Confirmed Bachelor decided
that perhaps he had better SO.
Now don't for n moment think that
..e had lost in any degree his mental
equilibrium. because he still conduct
ed himself with that same sang.froid
that always characterized him. AZ
last he said:
well, II I am to be ordered out OF
the house In this peremptory manner,
y want to as, you to do me favor be-
lore go. Will you oblige me by
granting this request?'
THAT depends upon what it is"
was the reply. "what do you want me
to dot"
Get up of my lap" laconically add.
ed the Confirmed Bachelor, and fur
thermore deponent sayeth not.
Wheeling Intelligencer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27
A RAILROAD DOG"
7iaE is VERY FOND OF GOING THE
ROUND IN BAGGAGE CARS.
FROM GRAFTON.

"rige" Is the name OF d very preco-
cious "yai,cr' dog that las adopted
the United States express office in ti,It
city us temporary headquarters. and
from which point he appears TO be en-
gagged in daily inspection tours over
the lines OF the b and o. railroad, sara
the Grafton Sentinel Tige made his
appearance at the depot some thrc1
weeks ago. waiting into tho express
Office and hung up his hat, as Il were.
after which he proceeded to make
himself beautifully at hofnu. He
wasn't there day before Expross
Agent II. c. owen and others about
the depot noticed his decided taste FOR
railroad life. He made friends read
lily with the enginemen. paraded in
front OF the engines whenever they
stopped at the depot and appeared to
be absolutely unafraid OF escaping
steam and noise made Ivy he ircx.
horses Later he showed an inclin:
ton to ride ON the monsters, ana his
wishes have been gratIiied in several
INSTANCES. This dog has made three
round trips to Parkersburg In the ex-
p,ess cars of passenger trains. golnf
in of his own free win and settling
himself comfortably In some convc-
nient corner, or sitting In the door and
interestedly watching the landscapes
as they ny by. Aside from the Park
ersburg trips he has made severzil
round trips to Belington and return.
going part OF the way on the engine.
and then transferring to the baggage.
The other day he boarded one pf the
yard engines and stayed with Il nrarly
the whole day, apparently enjoying tn
tours of the engines through The yards
On "Wednesday OF this week he sarn-
tered into one Of the Fourth division
cabooses and took transportation 10
F'airmont, but came back that evening
on another freight. Some OF the rysif
road men said he lad rode a bump
.er" back. AT all events he was in hiz
accustomed place the same evening
without aid or interferenceof any enc
From standpoint OF beauty Tlge has
no redeeming qualities, unless it II
the look Of intelligence in the mild
eyes. He has become a great hfvofite
with all the railroad men. They char
acterize him as "a railroad dog. and
would look after his wants. fHr lIill
canine shows no disposition whatever
for the society OF man. except insofar
as it enables him to get ON and on HE
trains and that he be allowed 10 ride
free of charge. Engineer Mattox tnob
the dog home some time ago. tied him.
gave him warm box and fed him VOL
hut when he was released bea flnis.S
hurried departure for TN saspof. ri
Stunning his old occupation in an oh
vlously happy frame OF mind. An his
RAY appear very strange. but h Is mex
ertEeless true, as may be Learned b.
investigation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27
HEALTHY PlANTs
Require the Most careful Aftenfzsr, n
Well as Good SOIL

Did you ever see rosebush which
despite the most beneiicent envtr1rrzraf
OF soii-of sunshine-and OF atmosphere.
seemed never to achieve healthy
growth.
A ton OF manure viii not neil s. s-.ss=,z-,st
that has canker eating out is heart
You must destroy the CAUSE hcfnr> .o..
can remove the eject. : 4,
You cannot cure Dandrufr and Bar1-
ness by rnbbing on hair iofi1ps rnd
rubbing In ynseiine. etc (.
You must look TO the cense OF M
trouhle-ft'r a germ at the roots -oz
your hair which causes Il &c tan on
Seybro's Herricide DESTROYS the rs.rr--
and healthy hair Is the surs result
Sold b. lending druggists serc ~ n.
ztalnra TT ssssstisie %
p7,ss-ossss ss:stc:.
r A. Billingslea & Co. sreez,z
agents. ~. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27
a story That Has It's Origin In
Wheeling.

a story That Has It's Origin Ia
Wheeling.
S. c. Smith is telling a story on a
well known friend or his that is rath.
er Interesting. Mr.. Smith states that
his friend Of the story is confirmed
bachelor. For that reason we will
call him by that name. He does not
mean to say that he is a woman hater.
but he seems to prefer the life of sin.
gle blessedness and reserves the priv.
ilege of calling upon any lady he may
see At.
Recently, so the story goes, he was
calling upon very estimable young
lady. The evening so far has passed
verp pleasantly and there was nothing
visible on the surface to be liable to
cause any friction of serious nature.
However. as the evening progressed
aud when the Confirmed Bachelor was
about ready to take his departure he
insisted upon diversion along oscula-
tory lines. But he was not to have
his way. The young lady became very
angry. She considered that she had
teen insulted by such request. In
fact she expressed herself so in vigor.
GUS Language and ordered her caller
10 leave the house at once.
The Confirmed Bachelor .led a do.
murrer but the demurrer was over
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27

Lost anythings A West virginian
want I'd. win ind 1t FOR you.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27

Don't you know. said the young
man who thinks he has musical talent.
Il spraincd my throat the other day
playing the cornet..
YES" replied his landlady, "and the
neighbors sent their sympathy until
they heard the truth"
What truth?"
They thought you had sprained the
cornet. Chicago News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27

Try a West vIrglnian want ad.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27
Reesnt Coal Deals.

Within the week two important coal
propenies In the shadow OF Wheeling
have changed hands for an aggregate
consideration of half million dollars.
The money gwen for these mines docs
not look astounding In this age Of
million dollar enterprises. But to the
observer who recalls the somewhat re.
cent period In Wheeiiag's history
when coal banks" We're regarded al
most on par with brlckyards, the
change must arouse reflection. :
Coal is pressing steel for the honor
of being king and its marvellous adj
vancement has kept pace with the
growth of the steel Industry. In fact,
ttey go hand in hand, with interests
mutually and irdissolubly linked.
When the steel and iron mills are idle,
the coal mines must be idle, and the
resumption of one Inspires, the re.
sumption of the other.
I Aud with ull the Immense tonnage
ttat has been taken out OF the bowels
OF The West yirgiuia hills only the
surface las yet been scratched. What
appears TO be fancy prices for coal
mines and coal lands win DO looked
Oh as Magnificent IN few vc4rs. just
q comparisons made With the pres
cnt and past periods reveal surprising
margins. That Is VIII far,seeing A.
nanciers are putting their surplus cap
itsi into West Virginia coal lands.
feafizfns in the light Of experiences
that they viii reap handsome retlres
IN The future. Wheeling Intciiigencei
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27
WRITE US A LETTER

Put aside all timidity and write us
freely and frankly, in strietest conf
dcncc, telling us all your symptoms
and troubles. We will send free advice
Gin plain, scaled cnvelope), how TO
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27

Gwiiliams--Yonr fayorite authors
are Rudyard Kipling and Henry
James? That's the oldest combination
J ever heard of.
4 Sfint-ob Oh, Il don't know. i find Hen.
~ James admirable as chaser.-chi.
.cago Tribune.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27

Beggar- For full 20 years. sir.
have had the wolf standing at my door.
Then. sir, you should be arrested
for cruelty to animals."-Boston
Transcript.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27
"DuE TO CaRDuI

and nothing else, 10 my baby girl, now
two weeks old,s writes Mrs. j. Priest.
Of Webster CITY, Iowa. ..sho Is a finr.
healthy babe and wo are both doing
nicely. am still taking Cardiff. and
would not be without II In the house.
IS lei q great medicine for women"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27

You seem happy. old man.
II am. own bicycle now
why. ! thought you put your wheel
away several years ago and stopped
using It.
$50 / did. but just paid the last in.
staiiment on II last ek."-Philadei,
phia Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27

Try or Globe Especial. i5uioc OF
Warsaw. Legal valne and Low ciuh,
exclusive brands Of &C cigars. Globe
Cigar Stors.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27

II Fairmont theatre-soers realize the
grandeur and magnitude Of the produe.
ton of Parsifal' to be given here next
Friday night, December list, there will
not be vacant seat in the theatre.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-27

Try our Globe Especial, Duke OF
Warsaw. Legal Value aud Low Club.
exclusive brands Of sc cigars. Giobe
Cigar Store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
COURT HOUSE SITE.
Many People of Shelby Dissatisfied
 With Location.

With Location. Columbiana, Aug. -(special)-
 Ground has been broken Tor the erec- tion of the S72,000 court house. and
 the work will be pushed as rapily as
 possible to the completion of the build
 ing.
 After considerable wrangling with
 the commissioners court as to where
 the court house should be located in
 the town, the question was settled by locating it on the Friedberger lot in
 front of Central Hotel. There Is a large element both in the town and throughout the county who
 are very much dissatisfied with the ac- i ton of the court in locating 1t where
 they did. The point of objection is that 1t is removed considerable dis-
 tance from the old court house site,
 the new jail. and the county prop erty A vote had ben previously taken
 which 1t was thought fixed the ques-
 tion of location either where the old court house stands, or on the Walls | lot adjoining 1t. but reconsidera- | ton of the vote was had. and on
 final vote, Messrs. Griffin and Posey being present, but refused to vote, it
 was voted to the Frfedberger lot. I R. White has exchanged his hotel property, the White House." with l.. | M Dyke for the residence on Shelby Springs street. known as the Mardis place, and Mir. White IS soon to re- move his family to his new home. It
 is not known who will continue to
 run the hotel.
 | J. R. White and A. M. Elliott have purchased the entire livery stable out | fit, including horses. ouggies, harness, etc, from the Friedberger Broth
 CTS. and White and Elliott will open up | A new livery stable and business on the Parker corner near the old court house.
 Miss Black of Birmingham is visit ing the Misses Pitts on East College
 street
 Post Master Abercrombie and wife,
 who have been on an extended visit in Mississippi, returned home yester-
 day.
 l Dr T. G. Nelson and family of Tus- caloosa County have been visiting his
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
95.O0
Driftwcod
He WouIdn,f Ctve TTn.
BY PHIL H. ARMSTRONG.

He Wouldn't Give Up. When but a prating boy at scchool Having to live each day by rule When teacher called him a stupid fool
 He wouldn't give up. He simply plodded away at night, At each hard lesson with all his might Til eyes grew red and cheeks grew
 white,
 But he wouldn't give up. Finally out in the world he went To struggle with men for each red cent; Till 1t seemed for failure he was meant.
 Yet he wouldn't give up. Long he toiled in the crowded mart; He railed and failed and lost all heart, But each time again he'd start
 He wouldn't give up. r At last we see him growing old. His race is won-his story told, Success is his and the shIney gold,
 For he wouldn't give up.
 watermeIion roast. Drink yo' health, my lady.
 Tn de sweetest wine. Oats de juice, my lady.
 Frum de mellon rim.
 Hits and Misses. It's wise farmer that knows he's well done.
 No cash to pay 'em and the thief does time.
 The way of the fat porker Is lard. Poets are born not mad. There's many a slip 'twixt lip aud lip Truth crushed to earth will get dis couraged.
 Shove your enemies.
 A word to the wives is superfiuous. If riches were horses some folks would kick because they were not auto mobiles.
 No, Cornelia. graft does not mean as you say "to put on plum tree a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
Gen. George Johnston Met Many ola
 Comrades.

Gen. George Johnston Met Many ola
 Comrades.
 Carrollton. Aug. Especial )-The reunion of the Confederate Veterans was held at this place on the 16th, and many people came from adjoining counties in Alabama and Mississippi. At least thousand visitors were pres ent and about one hundred old vet erans The rain was great draw back to the occasion as all had to run for shelter at about II o'clock and after that hour 1t was hard to find friends. Some old comrades got together at various places and seemed to have a jolly time.
 General George D. Johnston of Tus- caloosa who was the speaker of the day met many of his old regiment that he had not seen since they surrend- cred In North Carolina. The general made an excellent speech. and won the love and adrAiration of men, wo- men and children by his courtly man ner
 Tuscaldosa and Pickens Counties baseball teams crossed bats in three splendid games. The first game was played in the evening of the 18th, score to I, in favor of Pickens County; second game, to '. in favor of Tus- calosa County. and the third by a score of 5 to { in favor of Tuscaloosa, played on the morning and evening of August l6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
Huntsville Chamber of Commerce En.
 dOraes Action of Jelks.

Huntsville Chamber of Commerce En-
 dOrses Action of Jelks.
 Huntsville, Aug. 19.-(Special)-In a Ieter to Governor William D. Jelks, Frank J. Thompson, president of the Huntsville Chamber of Commerce and one of the leading immigration agents In Alabama, warmly commends the Governor for his declaration that State money will not be used for the ad- yancement of any private immigration scheme.
 MT. Thompson writes that not only the Huntsville ChaHber of Commerce, but practically every commercial or eanization in Alabama Is engaged in the work of securing settlers for their respective localities and all these would resent the use of State funds in the interest of any one society no matter where located, also that immigration companies that have been working for years in Alabama would resent having the State for a competitor.
 Congressman William Richardson re- turned to the city last night from the reunion of Camp Fred A. Ashford, United Confederate Veterans at Pre- witt Springs near Town Creek. There was a large crowd present and Judge Richardson delivered an address.
 Judfge Richardson went to Bailey Springs today 10 con1er "lth oeh'''oA John T. Morgan on matters relating to the improvement of the Tennessee River.
 Mary Connally. a negro woman who was Jointly indicted with Horace Naples on a charge of robbery a short time before he murdered Mir. Waldrop and was lynched. has been arrested and lodged in jail.
 Cards have been issued for the we'd ding of Rev. w. N. Claybrooke. assis- tant rector of the Episcopal Church. and Miss Belle Farrls. a popular young woman of this city. The wedding will be solemnized in the Episcopal Church on September 9th at o'clock.