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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-28
nestrucfrve Fore.t rIre.

Cheyenne, Wyo,, July 25.--A de-
structive fire is raging in the Sierra
Madre mountains, forty miles from
Dillon, Wyo. A million dollars worth
Of timber is being destroyed, also saw
mills, ranches. mine buildings and
homes OF miners.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-28
NEW ORLEANS NOT EXCITED
The City Refuses to Worry Over the
Few Cases of yellow Fever
Uncovered There.

New Orleans, July 24.-This city re-
fuses to become excited over the yell
low fever The Louisville & Nashville
is running extra trains in order to
return people to the city from gulf
coast resorts because OF the state en-
barge placed by the Mississippi au-
lthuritles against New Orleans:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-28
The Charge.

What do you think that man who
is now under investigation for graft
ought to be charged WITH"
at, seems to me- answered Senator
Sorghum. that he ought to be charged
with criminal careiessness. Wash
ington Star.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-28
100 Acre Farm For Sale

Two miles from spring Hill, Maury
county. Everything complete for
farming and stock raising. Good market
for produce. Large school and churches
convenient. Everlasting stream, water,
orchard, etc. Easy terms. Address,
D-F- WADE, r. F. D., q,
July 21-2t Spring Hill, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-28
Educntor,n sndden Deatn.

Austin, Tex. July 25.-President w.
L. Prather OF the state university died
suddenly from fatty degeneration of
the heart.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-28

said that the mechanism was such that
The control, of the temperature and of
the moisture was independent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09
Cine pcrliner liit(tnkanone.

lteber Die beriibmte &ieientanpne
n@fia," Die auf 8efebl Trieori4s l.
bor 200 Sabren, 1704, bon SocObi ge>
epffen uno Dor Dem 8erliner 3eug>
bauie i'm 8aItanienrStbter nufses
itsIt, aber unter 5rieOri9 Dem 0roben
1744 pieoer einsef9moIsen iuuroe,
brinat 9rpfeTor @einib in Der .3eit@
i6rift fir biitorii9e @ufieafunoe" in
einem @ufiab nGberen @uh9lib. BON
SntereHe lit Die 8si9reibung. fDie Der
SUB bes go Gentner f6peren 8obres,
Oas cine 100pfinoige &ueel ThDb, gu
itanbe fam. Obelei6 Die Waffe pobl
nlir elm Yrunfftiid oarftelen fpnte uno
an einen @e6rau9 fir Den &rieg taum
5u Oenten mar, CAB mar bod pom 8a=
ftion binter Dem 3eugbauie einen
prpbef6ub a6. Die &ueel icu iiber
Die Sta0t bin beinabe cine babe Meile
in Ser Gi9tune eegen Sempelbof eez
flogen fein. Die &anpne mar cine
GebenspiirOiefeit eriten &onees i'm
@nfange Des Is. Sabrbunberts; 1712
itieg Der Gar mittelit elmer Sreppe auf
bas 3o5r, Tim fi9 barauf gu iesen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09

gIeid5eitis Die 9offnung uno Bes
oauern lag, 0as neben Der Odmmerune
Der 8er9angen6eit audi Die Moreens
rOtbe Der Submit teOeutete, quGlte tie
nit uniaebarer IngIt.
SnOeiien nurbe 9err @irianne ans
nebnloiaer: er nieoerfolte fortfp6h>
reno feline Mufforoerung, un0 Spar
INNER gebieteriider. I'm Der Sadie
Elm Gn0e gu MAIDEN, Orobte er, felbft
ems Der &inoer 5u bolen, un0 oas anz
bere Der Mutter 3u3uIenoen.
60 muBte lie oenn Die lebten Stus
fen bes 8aloarienberges binduffteisen.
un0 p6ne gil pifen, pie Tie cen feItee>
febten Ssrmin pieoer einmal binauss
i9ieben iplte, begab lie fi9 gebro9e>
nen !9er0ens gu ibrer S6ipie9ermutter,
feft entf9lofen, Oiesmal ni6t anein
na6 Sauie 5uriidaufebren.
Snfolse zines unerfldrIi9en 3ufans
befunb ii9 ibr Mann i'm Salon. als
tie eintrat.
@r erbob ii9 un6 begriibte tie fill
I6fpeigenO. Set mebr aIs einem Sabre
batten iie ii9 ni9t geIeben; lie betra6<
teten ii9 p%eritpblen; er f9ien ibr f66s
ner ais je nit ieinen ItbletenI6ultern,
feinem Sie9eri9nurrbart, ieinen luitiz
gen, i6parSen Qugen; tie fam ibm
nod ent5iidenoer Dor ais frii6er nit
ibrem SENT elmer blaHen &ofe, ibrem
i9ma9tenoen 9lid unb ibrer 5artsn
SaiQe, Die 10 i9lanf ME Elm S9ilfrobr
mar. So9 fpp5u nod oaran oenten?
Sas lag ia f6pn 10 fern!...
mMooame," fagie er enoli6 nit
m0sli6ft fefter Stimms, lid freue
mid. sic bier gu ieben. Wir pollen
enoli9 einmal elmer Situation elm
Gn0e MAIDEN. Die ii9 ni9t 10 enolOs
bin5ieben fann. @onen sic mir NIT
tbeilen, pel6em unferer SDbne sic
oen @or5ue eegeben baben9"
Sic fonnte ni9t glei9 antpprten;
Sbrdnsn itiegen ibr in Die &eble uno
erftidten lie; Die Mfutter empOrte ii9
in ibr; enbli9 eefpann ibr S9merS Die
Sberbunb, uno ie rief:
.Nein Soft, baben sic benn fem
Ser5, bab sic mid spin9en pplen,
einen foI6en @ntf6lub III faHen...
&ann i9 oenn meine &inOer unbers
als glei9 lieben2"
Gtpas betpegt, ftammelte er: nNber
bas llrt6eil, ih babe bod bas &e9t-"
rSa, sic baben has &e9t, aber
trpboem tpunoert es mid, bab sic oen
Mutb baben, mir einsn fol6en 8Orz
I9lag gu MAIDEN. Glebmen Sic einen
Sbrer SDbne, mein 9err -. tpel9en
sic pouen -. i9 beuge mid Dor Dem
@eieb. -. Nber berlangen sic ME BON
elmer Mutter, iie foue Gins ibrer &inz
Ser freifpiqig ibrer 2iebe uno ibrer
3Grtlihteit berauben -"
gr fiiblte, pie SbrGnen an feinen
Wimpern perlten. q
ySoSeanne," murmelte er, nSeanne.
Sic finb better als i9!.. bebalten
Sic Sbre @06ne. -. i9 perbe MIDI
opfern -. i9 lafe lie Sbnen ale
beioe =. bielei9t perOen sic mid
bann ni6t mebr baFen..."
sd bufe Sic nidt..."
Sic belt ibm fret unb 'pffen Die
6ano bin: Limo Der Seipeis bdfir TT,
6aB i9 Sbren @orf6lag nur unter Der
8eoinsung dnnebme, Dab sic lie tag
tGeli6 Eel mir befu6en -"
Gr nsigte feline 2ippen auf ibre tlsiz
men Singer, bic in Den feinen Sitterten,
un0 mlrmelte:
sSo, i9 iperbe fommen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09
Gfoankfn(plittfr

Sufriebenbeit lift bas @ereniiscn an .isss
nern, 3eio bos Mibpereniieen on fremoem
Gid.
Wenn sipei MeniGen i6 frsmo iperber,
fino ie iif's i'm @runoe INNER e~eipeieu.
Gerabe biejenisen, bic nift unteridsiOen
%tonnen. OBJ etpus gut tit, piHen olles better.
Sas lift nod tein bellies eiat, beg man nur
leuttcn iiebt, ipenn Is ringsberum gang
finiter lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09
Gmnlid cmthedt. Gin 3ubOrer bes

Guhli6 cmthedt. Gin 3ub6rer bes
profefors Muretus (geit. 1855 err
laubte ii9 einmal, cine &lin9el nit
ms &paeg gu brinsen uno pGbreno
oes @ortroqes gu flineeln. Der be-
riibmte @elebrte, bur9 feline iGlagferz
tigen unO beibenoen WiBs betannt,
faste selahen: n9llio enoIi9 lit er ents
Oedt. Sd babe mid nGmli9 i9on
lanse eetpunoert, baB unter elmer 10
groBen Menae bon S6afsn ii9 ni6t
aud elm 2eitbammel befinben %folte.~
Sas auditorium la6te, uno bas Sc
flingel bate elm gnoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09
OprtfeBuns foIst.)

. lie Mt.taa, NOmirel
Sosos SlaggI9iff in Der SeeT9la4t
segen Hofdoieftpenstp, fii5rt ben Ra<
men zines mGbigen, aber prI4tigs
Gernfi6t bietenbsn 8erges, oes Wis
fafa. mOrei<9ut," BEL Der eberalissn
9auptitaot Sara.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
A Political Imbecile.

Representative Williams of Mssis-
s;Hpl tells of an old gentleman who
~as calico upon to provo tho insanity
of a Young man who was on trial for
assault with intent to Kill.
Mr.. Woods, for that was his nam"
-Zachariah Woods-sWore he had no
douh the prisoner was an insane man
what reason have F9u for this
Ne'iete?a asked the prose ecutns attor
reN.
"Mi2hty good reasons, Sir, answer
ca Mr.. Woods.
..You may think SO, AHt please sat
hem to the court and III jury
''NcIl, colonel. bless Eer Fife. Eve
lnoWed Jimmy alters. and he's a.icr#
ZEN or pim"rcrat an when 'ho Bonn
ercratc party put pp their man last
al ,Iimfy DIDN'T vote fer him. al
lers think that may which is q
Dimercfat hat don't stick 10 his par
haint in his r@ht mind" "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
over 400 Receipts We're Issued Which

Tuesday. Arr5l le. was He lasI day
fixed - laW faH liz payment Of taxes
II owing 10 rhe rush OF business dur
ina the las week and ihe crowds
witch visited the sheriff's Office LAST
ni2ht Nj. Could has decided 10 again
epen th,, books next Monday. Apri.
Il. al which tfme those who called
previously 5li could net he waited on
vii hp allowed pay
The business dene by the sheriff :
cfiiea on tie last day was q record
breaker oYer tour hundred receipt
he:na issued in one day. This is near
u tw4 days work crowded into ole,
and all the deputies have been busy
teday balancing lip the books. Mr..
Gould figures GU thai lie office is
,.o26 p6ll tax receipts behind and
|rh personal I'm receipts. This was
0ceasioned by the rush OF people on
the las5 day. The low plice OF cotton
last year made il Very hard for many
C the farmers 10 pay taxes oil time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
+ j. + + i j. j. = + i. i. j. :.
Y. NJ. c. a. NEWS.
+ + + + i. !. i. i. 4 + :. 4 :. d
Dr.. AlexanCer's Lecture.

70 these Who Wrra Nc. ~ th9 SE1.
=ay afternoon mcetin2 liz. SHa6a.
ayas nr Alexander III, tesa vas
aj@s4d IN .Ao Why oI ,eep
hf~.a#y en- ;bo cIi4ta q tto NJ
saxon race. The 3o>tv b.,
.ractu- Che aligfu 5aeN u Nj ~
III 5hree s.us. Shem, Htra aaf
Perh and he very coaet,,'y p,E..
thaf 2II labor #rrlieien "ud 4aN,s#.
meat spran2 from the 3e~cenlaa- ..
Noah. and he vorv h9,.ritu.tE t.H=
lated hoW God carries aut ti@ 10
through all the centuries 14.i:l2.a4 -
fhc leadership -et 3hc word :te Y
sIo-SaXGn r&cc. fhase Who lis@ n
1o the lecture We're mole Z haa a#sHs#a
with the manner i'll which tha Ssh
l,et was hand)ed and impressed rAei
appreciation 10 the doctor for III" IL
formation given. and all We impress
ed with 'he thouchl of thg WaE5t, rfr
promises ot God and the eNacJHe~s il
which he is tHlfliin4 al premises
and prophecies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
How 1t Happened.

An English lawyer was cress.eXan1-
ming the plaintiff in breach,ofprom-
ise case. Was the defendant : air.
when he promised TO marry You. per
fectly serious or one of jocnafity2s
he inquired.
III ycu please, sill" WAS the reply,
'>it was all lutfed with III a-lNnnin'
is ;ands through it,
You misapprehend my III ann&.
sad the lawyer. Was The premise
made in utter sincerity?a
No sir. and no place like i. +
was made il the wash-'euse an me
win the clothes. replied the p11in-
tiff Selected from Harper's We k
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
HOW TO PRESERVE A HUSBAND

For this purpose select nice
kind, amiable. industrious, generous
man. ThA American variety is far
better than the foreign kind. Pre-.
are him by having him go through
a long engagement which effec'nalN
renders a man soft thing and
makes him easy to handle. Gentl2
detacb him from all his old friends
and acquain1ances and remove any
habits he may have He Is fhen
ready 10 can, preserve or make jan,
as YOU choose.
TO can, merely deprive him of his
Iatchkey and throw a handful OF
mothpr-in-law in the house. Men
corked up like this have been known
II keep for years without spelling,
though when they are opened UP, If
kept too long, thay are APT 20 hz
solr. TO make jam, prepare as be.
fore. but shred all Of his tnr feet
ia&s by ua4Gin@ and pound them i' -
q 0nIp ~ complaints - preserve y
husband. Pl much aEe into Al5
aeala a. viii holt AID IN o. ~
s. 4vHal# H0 taa3effa
rGH.H=a ag8#es aa9
4a teace asd iraH js
- l. tl5..g E.y coat
4r Na#=',s=T should dizzy
#t0aI In h H.#er. ha
many WGMaa u7#' f4 ft.e
u is @CH#H3t6#cal y. s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
Eoilnued instructions.

At banquet in Raleigh, \. G., re.
Gently J. r. Young. state insurance
commissioner. told this story. which
an agent had given him OF his expe
rience with a cotton planter who had
decided to insure his life and was
films in the usual printed list OF
questions.
when the came 10 the stereotyped
queries, Age Of father, if living. and
..Aee of mo her. if living, he thought
little while and then put down his
fathers ace at H. years and his
mothers at 10.
BY jove. said the agent, YOU
come of lone-lived family, dom
you?'
why. no. not particular the
planter replied.
"'But your father and your moth.
er-'
Oh they're dead the planter in
terrupted They died young. But
the paper asks for their age 'if living,
SO that is what I put it down." Mo
bile Register.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
The Story of A Fairy Sock.


An Interesting story IS eonHnetsa
With The little book of fsiHy ta'ea.
@Gf5nnH'< Wonderful Chair 5ast Nc
''}Hre.Philips are publishing rhf=
month Mrs Burnett tells il as
an Introduction 10 the volume una
the title Of The Story Of fue Lost
Fairy Book II seems thai during
Mrs. B8rnett.s first year Of .,@hooline
she was a good GIRL. The two maid
er ladies who had her education in
charge decided 10 reward hsr and on
the closing day of school presented
her with ii little green and gold book.
saving tlat they had bought il hnr-
riedlv and were afraid il WAS rather
frivolous and thai she might change
i, if She chose. 1t was a book Of real
wonderful tales that carried the lit
lie eirl fan. into he land OF elves and
slrjtps. and she adored it and NneW
it from cover 10 cover. one Gay j
disappeared mysteriouslN. ma no
hunting would find it. Years Went on
and the little girl came TO woman
hood and had children of her oWn to
whom she had told stories from tn"
lost fairy book as we'll as she t9afd
r, member. though all the time shc
WAS searching high and low 70 md
q volume of il for herself For !;
little girl friend one day she wrote
ont one of the stories The Story of
Prince Fairyfoot. Later at a ma2a-
zine editors request her fetoid story
of "prince Fairyfool was repuhhsh-
cd as the first of series OF stories
from a lost fairy book re-told ny 'Ae
Girl who had read them. Letters came
rcnring in saying that's story from
NY fairy hook'-and much-thumh"d
volume was sent to Mrs. bnfho'e oA
one who had not lost hers. Thus MfS
rurnett found the lost fairy book
acain and helps McClure-Phlilll's '0
nut it forth again. so that all On Z
dren may know how beautiful II Is.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
THE HANDSOME ENGLlsHMAN.

Out of season. the London type Of
man looked undistinguish but when
the season began to make London
over the pavement of Pccadilly had
spNOutod d race of giants who were
as trees walking. They were mostly
ya1ne giants who had great beauty
0f complexion. of course, and great
beauty Of feature They were doubt
less the result of a natural sClcctiOn
conditions had contributed for grow
ng q type Mostly their faces were
= rite and kind and only now and
IL II hard or cruel: but one need not
b6 CspCc ally averse to the English
Classification of our species to feel
that They had cost more than they
were w0rth. The very handsomest
man profile if We imagine something
Gelcatcly aouiline 10 be peculiarly
ra,@icianl was a groom Whe sat on
his horse beside Rotten Row. waiting
ill h;s master should come 10 COM
maud The services Of both. He TOO
hat thv 1ook of long descent. but ii
ftau]J be said tbat he had cost the
nation too much time &]ad money. Il
a. =.ain be onjoctured hat he had
ez..s aa@a ane too much o. zame-
4R..a H. aferZW. u, HoWel]s. in iIaf=
a .n n1s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
ESCAPED IN TINE.

is that the way eoa a1&&fs get
of a slroet carr" aXGaia = rhe 20 ics=
man. as man laape1 a'T {, trslleg car
a,d barely missed $50 about a
collision
no sir, it isn't wa9 ihe gepl.
"oot there was snoct.i II for hur-
ly in this case
@Tlz Z bogus oia3, a1s'.. due
tori"
No }Ean astaa sea II. @aa
ae &14a Hrntus - COW
aud aat hrlp 0
a#Y
ii 11
NJ
,l. ~ fssre
aa#artt ma
va
a#aa37 IN wight
- re can be- Da sae5 1.staa
which he wars on fhs Ha# ta@f
4 bis lei h4nd. Tha circumference
ol lis head IS thrae-Gqarjsrs Of a
yard. and he wears a collar of tWauty
three inches. The monster wears The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
0f Z.

Nt3tCLt
HelrH wa ee~ts=ss hl
- f54 = eaaall2 b.ss Ie2zt aetee
g.ef en- s9aday, Whea She rt
ea from church. her mother inG9rs5f
Whai The sermon was ahoa SCR
aid Helen. AL abo0t Jesus and II
so,diers On ae sea, and Fl .oll them
% please he Sill
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
The Fear Of Grip Makes People
Nervous.

There i no remedy i'll tho world that
nIeet 20 conditions produced by The
grin bog ga Pcfuna.
Perun., .sssthenS a. it ronovate~,
soothes W. i stimulates, heals az it
2Xpur@ates.
Peruna is not :. "ttse.:. i've, or eathartic
or sedative, sl.tf3t. IL, nor Il ve@e-
table or mineral paist i.
II reaches the source - I'll diseases of
the mucous membranes s Is aetion on
the vaSo-nlotor system OF i.e.NoS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
After Effects of the Grio.

Every person Who has had Ia grjpr"
during he last yer shuuld takea course
Of Peruna. No one need expect perfect
recovery unless they dc 50.
The grip has produced catarrhal in
Gammation of the whole mucous mem
l,rane, and good health is impossible
1.ntil these are restored to a normal con
dition. This Peruna will do.
\ great many remedies have been
suggested for this condition from time to
time, but Peruna is the only remedy
that has any substantial value in these
cases.
1t has never failed to give satisfaction
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
i p =

Aaea s4i# "Ne
caa2f =tel Nas she I'D
M e}h Es -. could.
e15r.H4 buo I.slaa't
me.
Jack bid she?
May-Yes, She sad she didn.t taini
you'd take No fof- an ahswer.-Phii=
adelphia Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
>13F = Y 2 F 2, + =

s=fs.ts az
zu
.a#ta Hrs
~
5z7az.. -
s4si= AH#tF y. y.
- f.r4- ~ II h'ocls
a4=-&5 a4ei, 10
,toa ' Wip IS
ii .d=e 4reaa wei&Ht thas
9i4as ~ 81 Az ms and rend ees
h.rd a~ int. IN he
rste5oard partitions ar@
gomq ca85.5a. They are highly Oh
s:ga.5le 4aea maa with yigor-
Gus aaa thoroughly developed snore
occupies tho adjoining BEDROOM
Fitcsbmg Dispatch
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
"BAi4k BUSTED"

? THAI : d remark heard quite cften
you have not been a depos5tol'= ct
4 anlbusitbles in one OF =these infiam-
lable concerns. you dent &ao~ III"
rlorn feeling il gives one - 80. the
avines of hard Work and Ye"l.s swept
way, and nothing to SHOW tor il.
Now. real estate doesn't zhust.
Ne dom say that because v" VAN TO
ell you real estate. hui because il is
rue. You buy a house Xou 6aEs il
always. a slaanch, firm arm 70 lean
1lpon II anE tine.
Talk 10 is: ~ can help you % pres
perity.
WV. BURKE.
IA West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
!a3zs4 Nalu r Hr
U#.- ~ WA-l ~ 7

}a4as Nae. - tzz4 fft
.43.a. f-7H 1!
ITE
.4az
ft-4
4.
=,a -.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11


5 \ i y c te
Z
hA
Oh week
restoration
hrc of
: una les timonialt to he me
part fprit Nonl fj.acy. ". l. l'arsels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11

L. !. Halls OF Little Rurl=is here
today on business.
G. +. Johnston OF E.ltle Rock is
guest az the TruEoch.
Mr. Curzcn editor Of The England
Courier. :s IN the city.
f. Star Thompson of Lil1le Rock
is registered III the T1uioek.
Judge \. B. Grace has returned
from a visit to his plantation.
T. Havis Nixon has returned from
a business "Trip to Little Rock.
Miss I.ettie Holmes OF Fordyce is
visiting Rev.=.lno T, Carr Oh Lake
side
Rabbi Wolsey of Little Rock has ar
rived in the city 10 conduct the B.nai
BI1tu lllIldt loli ltlli Slit ii y - 'i'NlN t't
the Bluff City club.
Mr.. Gee r. Moore is at Lake Vii
1ase where he Went To assist his son.
Mr.. Louis Moore. in opening up a CON
fectiOnery cigar and book business in
that city.
F. g. WoodIine OF New York. one OF
the attorneys for The Pine Bluff Light
and Water company, is in The city.
the guest of Manager Byron c.
Fowles.
DR. a G. Jordan left today for New
York for an extended visit. His part
Fer, Dr.. @. W. Clarke. will attend TO
his practice during his absence. Dr.
Jordan will visit Europe before his
. return
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11

Judge \. B. Grace has returned
from a visit To his plantation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
No Time Like the Present.

If you are suffering from the after
effects of la grippe-if You have be
cure yourself With other treatments,
take bottle of Pcruna now.
\ bottle of Peruna taken during tn"
beginning Of the disease is worth more
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
Quoa Frat Demo o-straae.9ra.

'Hhar 10 YOU hink ef Aie scheme
to 4aisa n salaries Of COVER s5Meh
TO >G1.5aa= mar
! "ba - T. sseeMs - re tha1
= =Eew fs.g sseTaee rice
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T. Havis Nixon has returned from
a business "Trip TO Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11

Miss I.Gttie Holmes OF Fordyce is
visiting Rev. .lno + Carr oh Lake
side
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f. Star Thompson of Liltle Rock
is registered ii the T1uioek.
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during forty years experience and still
occupies the unique position of being
the leading Or not the onlND specific
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Mr.. Curzon. editor Of the England
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than dozcH hotties after the trouutf
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Rabbi WOlsey Of Little Rock has ar
rived in th, city 10 conduct the B.nai
Birth Initiation tonight at o'clock at
the Bluff City club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11

G. +. Johnston Of I.ftle Rock is
guest Il! the Trutoe.1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11

L. !. Halls OF Little Rock i here
today on business.
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VIM. BURKE,
IA West Second avenue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-14
SAYS A MISTAKE WAS MADE
President of Kenyon College Does Not
Agree With COroner'S Findings
in Pearson Case.

Columbus o., Nov. S,-President
William Z. Pierce OF Kenyon college.
was in Columbus To-Day comforting with
Attorney T. p Linn and Rev. John
Hewitt, both trustees of the, insbitu-
ton, concerning the tragic death OF
Stuart Pierson. and accusations when
have been subsequently made
In a signed statement issued by Pres
ident Pierce. he emDhatically denies
the terms "perversions of the truth.
which have got abroad" and said:
Believing the coroner's finding in the
case to be entirely mistaken, l ask
leave in the interests of justice 10 pre-
sent facts which, in the eyes of the
authorities OF Kenyon college, absolve
the students from any charge of misdo-
ing"
Dr. Pierce, in a lengthy statement.
traces the movements of PiersOn and
the students engaged in the initiation
on the fatal night to prove that they
could not have engaged in tying Pier
son TO the tracks and 10 disDrove the
report of the coroner's jury. He says:
stuart Persons body was prepared
for burial at my house, and it is the
concurrent testimony Of DR.. Workman,
the physician, H. c. Wright, the under
taker, Edward GoTsuch and myself, all
of whom were in the room most of the
time during the preparation of the
body, that there were no marks of a
character 10 excite the suspicion that
the BODY had been tied"