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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
DEATHS.

FoRDt-Dled, at his residence, "a West
Marshall g.. ~ 4:l5 T. nj. Thursday, De-
year or lis age. LEE W. FORD.
Funeral fro,n nallGolph Street BAPTIST
church ~ 3 y NJ. THURSDAY, De-
ce'nber 2sth. Friends of tie family are
Invited, 70 attend. Intorment In Rver-
Z yicw Cemetery.
HAIlls+ -'iNcd, iDccemibcr Itl1, at
1880 a. NJ, ~ his residence on Oak,
wood avenue, SAMUEL MIClIAELS.
aged sixty-thrce years.
Funeral from the residence to-day
(rhursday) ~ O'Clock IT, NJ.
Friends ana acquaintance nra In
yiied TO attend.
papers please copy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
PROMINENT SURGEON
AND SOLDIER IS DEAD
lEy Aasoc!eteA r.rera

COLUMBIA. g. g. December n. IL
=, " TAYLOR, we'll known throughout
South Carolina, difd io.aay " pneumonia
asei Y yeara. |ia rF4pdf1ther gas /.
colonel IN Inc Revolution. Dr. Taylar Yas
y ro'ouei In the Confederate Amy m
General Hainptcn'D STAR aud wAE the
CHIEF surgeon IN Charleston iinrbor III.
tho fail u frort aUmfer. ~ ,ie eioae az
the wnr he vas sufRe,5a-p general III cav
airy OF ihs Amy N GOs1iafn Virginia
~ lbs Death he Was chairman Of tnt
regents ~ The State hoSpttalt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Treason in French Navv,

era arrests " nop-coIninissInned oaicera
q he nnry ARE impending, owing 10 tfc
GiReovery at their doinlclles Of detailed
pians of the new hattle1hips and snF
solve the mystery OF tie d4appeara n q.
of tho pisns Of ire submarine boat An.
III, OF wbnh vessel dupIicate baq
been constructed Ia Germany, Hlpposedjy
from TIE French plane.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Will Confer Degrees.

Fraternal Lodge, No. g., A. f. anu5A
NJ, will hold special meeting this eve
ming at s o'clock to confer the e. A. de-
gree on several candidates. This lodge
is one of the foremost Masonic lodges
Il, the city, The degrees will be conferred
by the newly electeu officers, and q large
attendance is expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Funeral Notice.

CHARLES, The funeral of j. IWEN
CHARLES, who was accidentally
drowned o. I'ridgeport, Conn, DscSilTbsir
2tlh: VIII take place from the residence
81 his brother, j., p. Charles, No a
y. Adans street, tbs afternoon az 8
O'Clock.
Friends aud negliantancea arc In
ylted 70 attend. lnlsnsnt In shockop
Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
IcOssACKS SPARED BOY
WITH FATAL RESULTS
WY AhN0eIalrn l,reHNl

f5Y hEBOelatrn l'rcsHl
K tgJhfjOH. Dec. Eg,sTiie correspondent
M M iialiY Tsiestaph ~ ~. ltstafsburs,
M att iDriRnee NJ the fsroel,y ~ tho
s14ie&ie conducted at Kllar'fpif, reinEed ns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

held about two weeks ago, members of
the Board OF Health were elected from
each Of the four wards In the city, and
there has been no meeting since this
election. Mr.. PEBBLES, who resigned as a
member from the Fourth Ward, was for
1nerly secretary OF tho board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Mrs. Annie Z. Callahan.
(irGcinl TO The Times IJispntch.

IHNHclHl % Tic Timus-Dspntch)
ALEXANDRIA,, VA December a..
Mrs, Annie =. Callahan died THIS morn
ing. after y long Illness, at her home,
on Prince Street She was tho widow
OF Daniel j. Callahan. One child, Miss
Lillian Callahan, survives her,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Mrs. Lizzie Fallin.
(sneclal 10 The Timcs-Dispal

13neclh 70 The TImos- Uisphlc
rs WARSAW, VA, December 27.-After
several months Illness, Mrs, Lizzie Falln
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs,
Haynie, al Lancaster Courthouse, last
night, aged til lt -fo9r yea i. Mrs. Fnl II
was the step another of Mr. Thomas n.
Failin, ~ prominent merchant and citizen
re ('(,ap. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
In Police Court.

Mayor II. A. Maurice had several diff
ferent kinds of cases before him ycster-
day and his court lasted for about an
hour. James Jones, Il negro. who Is al
legged to have played q conspicuous part
in the fllm-flaIn game worked on Hull
Street few nightsAago and in which u
viii o man from the country was "donh"
out OF his money, wentrto the grand jury
along with two other negroes who are
now in jail. III
Y. S. ChIvah, n; japanese, rode his
bjcyclc on the s. dewalk and pal 4 = forthe
privilege, and David Boynard was dis
charged on tho charge OF being dlsor-
derby.
Hlgo Charnoce wasn't soaked for be-
ing drunk.
Junior Officers.
AT a meeting Tuesday night liberty
Council No. 10, Jr O:itU.GA a.. NJ, elected
officers for the ensuing term. This Conncll
is tho banner one of the State ana nus
been so for many years, The following h1e
the officers: j,
Councillor, W. T.. Henry; Vice Council
Tor. r. c. Hughes: Financial Secretary,
". II. Marshall; Treasurer, w. II. Toler;
Recording Secretary. w. ]. Morrisaet.'
Conductor. B. r. Robertson; Warden, -.
c. Jennings; ms de sentinel. b. Gr.a.
die: Outside Sentinel. O. Q. Chcathumi
Trustees, r.. z. Criddlc. =. U. FuHnt,
and w. C. Clements: Representative -
n a. ". III Marshall. Alternate, ". ~.
Toler
Personals and Briefs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonn p. jennings ana
Miss Bette Todd left yesterday Tor
sur,y county to visit friends and rel-
t;vYs ~
Air. ana Mrs. Henry Rlst are the
guest, OF Mr. and Mrs. II. a. Rist, NO
.51! Sc ninea Street,
Miss Eva Neal, or Petersburg, is visit
Ing friends IN Manchester
Joe johnson Camp Confederate Vet
eraus, will meet Tonight IN regular Sea-
son "a lurgo attendance, Is desired.
Tho little son OF Mr., and Mrs. r. j.,
G.1rnntl. nf No. 17ti Everett Street, who
has beer III for some time, Is recovering.
Mr.. Joyncr Pulley, ~ popular youI 2
man of this city, Is Visiting friends and
elnt!yes9i In La Crosse, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Dcasley. OF South
Boston, IRE the guests Of Mrs. Henry
Smith. No. l7lo Maury Street,
Tho Christmas entertainment OF Clop-
ton street baptist Church held last
night In the church was very much
enjoyed by all OF those present,
washington Camp, No 80, y. Q, s. OF
a., WIN lHEeI So-'i'sHe ~ NSt@'e9 . i't''t'
In Swansboro
Mrs. Osterbind. Of East Ninth Street. Is
reported TO be quite III at her home.
Mi. George w, Kirkham Is spending
tho holidays With friends in Hinton, w,
Va.
Mrs, Charles Il, Blankenshp. ana
niece, Miss Essie Andrews, arc visiting
I'm petersburg,
A meeting OF the Clear Water Com
mittea will he held one night this week,
and some action will be taken looking to
furnishing tn city with Letter drinking
water.
Isursars have visited Oak Grove with
in tho past week or ton days and many
houses have been robbed,
AIRS. ]. +. Nickname, Miss McNanle and
Miss Martha Levy are visiting Mrs. john
NJ. Jones, In FarmyIlle,
First Urse1fish Hog On Record,
SVIHr OF E,S,rIIR PA, DeceInber 27,--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
James P. Jenkins.
tsrec's, 10 The Times Dlvnatch.,

1IoNTROSs. VA, December 27.-Mr.
Jnnes p. jenkins, Sr., Of this place,
or nearly civ months. He WINS very
sucoessfpl farrner and one Of. Wcstmore-
lands most SUBSTANTIAL citizens. The de-
ceascd was a Lieutenant in Company G.,
Confederate army. 10 was q man OF
high Chris ian character, u fond husband
and father. and q true friend. He was
his widow, three child en-, two sons and
one duushtcr-Miss Margare Jenkins,
James p. Jenkins, Jr, and Edwin &.
1enkInS,s both married s+t.t G4ta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
w. y. BRAY.
(spcclal to me Tlmcs-Dispat

Z lspcc!al to The Tlmcs-Dispatch.)
WARSAW, Va. December 27--rhe re-
mains OF W u, Bray, of Reedville, who
died on Monday. were Inferred al the
residence Of hls brother near that place
this afternoon by Iarport Junior Order
United American Mechanics, OF which no
was q me'nber: Mr.. Bray waa II promi-
ncnt citizen and a succeBsfu fisherman,
--- hGrc rnn;a L Callalaa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
OBITUARY.
Samuel MichaelS.

Mr.. Samuel AIlchaes died yesterday
morning at 1:35 O'clock in his home on
iCnkwood Avenue, in the siXty-third year
sf his age. He had been in i'll health for
some years. but had been confined to his
bed for only two weeks.
Mr.. Michaels was the son of the late
John and Elizabeth Freeman Michaels.
He is survived by his wife, who was Miss
katherine Bradley; two brothers, Mr.. I.
Melville Michae.s. Of Knoxville. Tenn,
end Prof. John M!chaels, of Little Rock,
Ark, and two sisters, Mrs. John Barnes.
of this city, and Miss Alice Mlchaels, OF
Knoxville. Tenn.
In the death of Mr.. Alichaels Church
Fill lost one of It's best and most beloved
citizens. For a number Of years he was
memherrof fhe police force, dong duty
In the First District, where he Won U good
record for bravery and elAciency. About
1878 he resigned his position on the force
and engaged In business at iTwenty-hfth
and NJ Streets, where he met with much
SUCCESS. Later he moved to Clifton Forge,
where for q number OF years he engaged
in the hotel business. He returned to this
city later anu engaged In the grocery
business at Twenty-n'nth and Broad
st-aets tie retired from active life about
eight years ago.
The funeral will take place from the
house this afternoon nj 3 o'clock Inter-
rnent will be in lakewood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
HORRIBLE STORY
IS YET TO CONE
Continued from First Page3

artillery, but they were re-erected by the
survivors.
The school where the Moscow revolu-
tionary committee held its sessions has
been destroyed, but tn ecommittee man-
aged to escape. The Engineers Union
here has just received news from revo-.
Fa'lonary sources at Moscow. that the
Rostof Regiment! has Joined, the revolu-
tionists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Gold Medal for John Mitchell's
Book.

NyIILKEfsBAHIaTI, PA, Dec. 27.--.Presl-
dent John Mitchell, of the United Nine
Workers OF America, has Just received
Information from tho oiliclals OF the
SMege, Belgium International Exposition
that his book, "Org,lnlzed Labor" has
been awarded q gold medal IN tho Do
purtment of Social Economy. This makes
Mr. Mitchelns book recognized us one Of
The classics on labor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

Warsaw the Of bloody riots
by
cossacAs with their throwing
q
n to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

TO CURE "A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Outline Tablets.
Druggists refund money5ie /. fails to cure. p,
". GROyES signature Is ON each box. &c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Board Of Health To-nipht

The newly elected members of tho
Board OF Health will meet tonight at
o'c'erk ~ tho office OF Or. NJ. y. Rucker
or DuSatur Street. 4 secretary Is to bo
other business IS to be transacted. ii Is
very important that each member be
present.
Alta joint meeting Of the City Council,
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-12-21

Pine Addresses Delivered by s'Blg
Guns Monday.

UMM@F 80U08#m
TIE u,a.,;~o oe tha cs.,hovne
co,,,.v r>ot,ns Association 1ast
xrondsv r,.s wel, stta,ana uot-
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u..a..,,,.~ .,e - e,~..oo.
4. .auo~.;..5 Co.. p~.s,,,a,,.
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o,ata r,;.a,n,aI A.. urh;trav
80 Greco, GA addxassad tbs
oot,,ox;,,o p~ss;da,,, c1oxlr,s od-
dr~ss wos of co,rae tbe nr;rc;na,
80 .,,o,,,.,, n~ vr,ooa 80 go
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rIarr dec,arsd ,ha, ,he h,ore.
-. ...a-a -. e.~.,a~., .~a..a.t
ara,,,;.s. ,hat .ha,, .,a~. .o,;an
,ho,,sands 20 do,,ars fron a,,.,-,'
,ou.n !, u.h;oJ, go ! ,oootad T,hs
saa.,..~ .,...d -. s,,,,aoa,r. pr;oa
o,d tha o.har o.n,hiars h.d oor-
eroIlea tbe nr;ce 80 oo,tor rr.;,
,hsv ,ooted - tha co,tor Assoo;.-
,;or y ;ofr;na;no,,,ro,, ths;r r;c,,,.s
He believes thar there will event,,-
allv he ! deem water canal from the
month Of the Mississippi river to
Chicago. IN which case nronertv
II. this section of the country would
be almost invaluable. He urged
diversi6cat;on of crons and said
that our steep hills were never In
tended for cotton. but for VINEYARDS
and herds. The speaker reached
the pinnacle of his enthusiasm when
he declared that If cotton sold for
ten cents for ten consecutive years
this would be the richest country in
the world
Secretary Wood put some peas,
4 and and water into Mr.. Clark's
1Avel of.potatoes Ito use his term),
~ ssse crc,ices with ste
tistics. he paid his respects to the
government bureau Of agriculture.
declaring that as at present con-
|ducted. II Is a farce He told of
the needs Of the association. and
how imnortant II was To keen itup
He also told Of the exhibit made bv
the Association =, the recent fair at
|1acksor showing that . hale of
- l. tRam
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-12-21


The Methodist conference In ses-
sion at Closter last week. donated
| $500 Of the next years educational
fund to the Port Gibson Female
College, to be used toward liquidat-
ing the debt on the new dormitory.
The committee on temperance re-
ported as follows on the c. o. d.
traffic:
cit has become a blatant curse
and an outrage against the prevail
ing sentiment in those counties and
communities where the sale of such
liquors is prohibited by law, and
we hereby express our condemna-
ton of the conduct of the American
Express Company In engaging in
this nefarious business. On the
other hand, we most heartily COM
mend the Southern Express Com
pany for its refusal to convey and
deliver such goods. F"
The resolutions of this commit
tee are. in paIt:
Resolved, That we commend
Hon. John Sharp Williams and
Hon. B. @. Humphreys, Congress
men, for efforts to have the Inter
state Commerce Law SO modified as
to make it possible positively to
prohibit the shipping Of c. o. d.
liquors into States or sections of
States where the sale of such liquors
is prohibited by law, and that we
urge our Congressman to cooper
ate in this matter.
Resolved, That for the relief of
our smaller towns, where the IL
censed saloon still exists, especial
S' = - -. s' az c. 80 Ss-,S,....~s
to increase the privilege license to
the sum Of 5000, and that the
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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-12-21

OFT GIBSON. MISSISSIPPI
Practice in all the Courts Of Claiborne and Taka
arsou Counties. and Federal and SupTama
Courts at Jackson. Real estate for sale.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05

Any woman should be mortified II
death if she went IL swimming dressed
the way she goes 70 dinner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
+ + K 4. i i. # + + + !. + + s.s~s ,.
A Musical Farce

The making Of far Lat viii
arouse interest from the rise OF The
curtain and com2el IauehS uatil its
fall is no simple task 4 few seasons
age Messrs. Broadharst ard Currie
launched the musical t4"e", eaGo1ph
aud Adolrh. on the tf3eatIcal sea a'lfi
at onco / scored y saccr~s Since
then hoWeveg. the show has beea
pruned cnldreed and otherwise inl-
proved eHtl now Il ranks as enc Gi
most popular theatrical pieces touring
the country and local theater=soers
will have an opportunity to see it at
it's best oa Thursday night at the
E1ks theater
It's story concerns the actions, ad
ventures and n.ishaps ot Two unnsnal-
ly droll Germans who become chief
actors in a case of mistaken identity.
The action OF he piece is rapid and
takes tAem into tho most grotesQaety
funny plishfs Tha characters are
all drawn with view 10 rhe'r mirth-
provoking proclivitios and laughter is
constantly Oh ian. Interspersed
throughout the farce are some of tn"
newest and best SONGS, dances and
cievercst spccialties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05
a Good Sow Coming.


Gentry Blotuers famous shows
will socn exhibit in this city The
Gentrys' fame is now universal and
the annual visits Of their wonderful
trained animal shows are looked for
ward to by the little folks with a.
same resularity as IS s@n'a Claus
comins. Each department Of Gent
ry Brothers famous animal as2lo=
Cation has been carefully gone over
and has had as many improvements
made as was possible. The Show VIII
exhibit in this city aftern ,on AID
night. Corner Linden and Scull SIS,
Saturday. April Is.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05
The Bio Show Coming

Hack Aastlet, general agent OF DR..
". ]. SWANS lie &3o.o4o production
cf Jesse James The famous Missouri
outlaw. is in the city ma!iins final ar
raagen enis fer the appearance cf h .
show here on Monday. April 10, on
the Murray lot corner Second ave
nue. and Olive street. This is the orig
inal company, travelling in their own
spe cial ears. Their big waterproof
tent seats 22.5o0 people. Nh. Auslet
SAYS that his show has done record
business in the south. One of the
features is McNaughton's cowboy
band of Phoenix, Arizona. This show
should receive a hearty welcome in
Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05

The tons 4#t=g8]aHa e
~ asz Ellfll ff-
Il case t}s;!asff#s.i BeNj#a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05
The Youngest Baby.

Can readily digest and assimilat'
Borden's Eagle Brand Cond5n nset
Milk because the casein, which is j.
ordinary cows milk, undersoes RAys
ical alteration in the process ezn
densation. which makes it Gisesti
BILE 1t brings the result which eyel
parent is looking for, viz: St'on'
and healthy children.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05
Catarrh Canno e -ured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
thev cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh is a blood or constltu-
tional disease and in order to cure Il
yor must tale internal remedies.
Halls Catareh Cue is talsn internal
". and acts directly on the blood and
mucuous surfaces Halls Catarrh
Cure is rot quack NEE! cine. 1t was
prescribed ~ ore of the Aest phES
clans in this country for YEAR and is
a regular prescription. It is com
posed of the best tonica known. com
iined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous sur.
faces. The perfect combination Of
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
r. ! CHENEY & co. Props, Tole,
do Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti,
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05
Danny &fol-BHi.as-

ir. Beraia pa3la.=ltt. Wr.tes: -
lass. Hsed gal3rd,s Snow IJuiaszn1
##Ways recommended i Il ny ffien&a
- an confident 1h-73 NO bets'
3aas..- u q dandy fci burns Tho.
who Hve an farms ar especially ~
hle 10 many accidental cas. bur-
bruises. which he.i rapidly when Bal
1a1d.s sna~ I.iaimen1 is applied !;
sAe9Id always te kapt III the heas
for eases OF emergency. - EN-
~ cents. $50 taetle Sold by L. +
Goen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05
BLUNDERs OF TIE WEE ONES.

The Christmas number ei tae
"schooImasters contains delightful
collection of "howlcrs, and Other
amusng answers given by eaildr,n
either in class or al eXamin3ti &s.
says the London Chronicle
Out OF SO many good things il IS
difficult TO select but centainlH ihe
answer of the boy to the question
why David preferred 10 be Il door
keeper i'll the House Of the Lord:
because if he was a dot4keeper ht
would walk out while the sermon W1s
being preached eternal
fame
a confused recollection Of diff rent
texts and facts is shown in many
gGod answers. such as hat OF The
boy who spoke of the man who Went
down from Jerusalem to Jericho and
Us he was going down thorns sprang
up and ch0ked him: while still
more @mixed must have been the
n nd Ct the child who wrote: AS
Elijah went up TO heaven, he dropped
his mantle, and Queen Elizabeth
walked over it.
rhe difficult ami often obsolete
words frequently used in the Bible are
a source of many amusing errors
among children. The seventh cont
mandem ment was translated by one
n.t2 of four years Into Thou shalt
not nick a ducIery;" by another
Thou shalt not ccme into the conn
try" while an Irish boy explained
that the Bible declared hat all tHr2.=
ed into animals ON the faith of ~"
text. He that humbleth himself shaN
be exalted. and he that oXaltoth hi@f
self shall be bastC.
A scholar CT eight years, asked why
Moses took off his shoes in the prfs
ence OF tA2 burning bush gave a. =
novel explanation: @Please. sir. To
warm ees feet
Mr.. Chamberlain figures in NOR
than one answer. Once he is describ
ed simply as man who hroHe out
among other people: and another
ime as a man who has class eN=
and keeps a shop called John Ru'3
Store" while a third boy kni@hts hf'9
and writes sSir Joseph GAan2h ariai1
invented fiscal policy. ana eenera'lT
wears an orchard in his coat
Some of the dchli chs are extreme
ly good.
Etc" is sign used TO n'aka b,
ftve yea know NOR than Yea IA.
The equator is a mVna@oHi9 HoA
running around the center 6 tn
earth.
The zebra is like a horse. on'e
str ped and ssed to illustrate the let
ter 81"
"A vacurm IS nothing shut up il
q box.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05

"A vacuum Is nothing shut up IL
hny -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05

The zebra is like a horse, on'e
striped and esed to Illustrate the let
tnr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05
WILSON BROTHERS
The Leading Coiored Druggists
Me sonic Temple

~ 6sts, n aera#, =. @eda f9In=
faits ~ IA W 40 SOY seft
drink If Al 1fsfs lc eIaala aade
das seea n}.te sGaaM. a2l VII be
O.. se1=1= - any par u ths city. y
share ~ t60r nus.n.#.7@ solicited. old
phone 9l4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05
GREAT FIGHTER 5.

Frederick the Great to The Wa
College and Dowaeer Empress + 3
to the National Museum. Why rhie
indiv'd ious distinction between th
counterfeit presontnents o. g. 40"
fehters New York World
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05
LIE CRITIC

Enthusiast-He made that ill,
fairly speak didn't he2
Dub-at-Art-Yes bur what awsa'
agony it was in.-Detroit Free Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05

It's the little colds that grow into
big colds; the big colds that ond in
consumption and death. Watch -
little colds. Dr. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05

a lzzy liver makes lazy nm. Bar
Z, ok Blood Bitters is tho na>rr.'l ~
q fell sug remedy fer a lazy liver
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-05

Powdered borax in small quantiT
is best for laundering colored linens
of delicate shades.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26
S~lXTY.DOLLAR BILLS
ARE C~UR|OSiTlES
To the Denver Republican.

- Nt~ 1H%AN1s <DiiNOAi.
Artesia, n, NJ. Aug. 23.-I noticed
in your paper, a short time ago, g
clipping from the st. Louis Star
Chronicle stating that the only SCH
bills In existence had been found. one
being In the hands Of an eastern col
lector and the other owned by Mrs.
JuJa Turton Of St. Louis. Then fol
lowed a description Of the bills, their
date Of issue being 1879.
l have in my possession a SEQ bill,
issued in IT'S, which has been owned
by u family eve since the Revclu.
ticnary war The bill is printed on
drah-colored PAPER and is three and
three-fourths inches long by three
inches wide, On one side Of the bill.
along the top and bottom. are the
words, Continental C%urrency," and on
each end are the words. 1.-THE United
States" On the left half are the
words, Sixty dollars" and below this
we read: This bill entities the bear
q to receive sixty Spanish milled
dollars or the value thereof in gold
CT silver. according to a resolution
passed by congress at Philadelphia,
sentember 2Gth. 177S.' On the right
half is q globe representing the earth,
around which are the words: Deus