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The Washington times., 1905-08-29
THos. J. OWEN & son. Auction.ers


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TrvIAf-
PROVED LOTS ON NINTH AEn
TENTH STREETS. BETWEEN NJ Am
y STREETS SOUTHEAST
BY virtue or two separate deeds OF trnst
duly recorded in Liber 1896. at folio saea -
seq, and Liber 1720 at folio IS ct SEQ re
spectively, OF the land records for The III,
trict OF Columbia, and at the request OF ar.
party secured thereby. will sell at nuh,ic
auction, in front OF the respective premises
on FRIDAY, THE lST DAY OF SEP1EM
BER. 1906. at $50 O'CLOCK p M the fol-
lowing described land and premises sittIafA
In the city OF Washington. in the Distric,
OF Columbia known and distinguished AZ snd
being lots numbered a.. IS. and "a accord :
ing TO William Mayse subdivision OF osrt ~
square 95S. as the same is recorded IN RaoI~
20. folio 43, of the Surveyors office OF tbs
District of Columbia
Immediately thereafter ali that cert,In
piece or parcel OF land and premises knew
and distinguished and being To- -
William Mayse subdivision OF original lots
in square g71. as said subdivision is rerortsS
in Book 10. page 122. OF the Surveyor's Of
nee of the District OF Columbia
Terms made known Time OF sale
deposit OF 800 Will be required upon each
parcel upon acceptance OF bid Sale TO he
closed IN fifteen days from dey of sale :
otherwise the property may be resold at risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser after Ave
days advertisement Conveyancing etc at
cost Of purchaser.
FRANK L. CALHOUN,
JOHN z. BENTON,
aua3-lot Trustees.
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Ticket Ofhce, I41I Penna. Ave.

IlckeL OiNccs I4ZI Fenna. Ave
For Petersburg. Raleigh, Wilmington 70
furrbia Savannah. jacksonville TaInna a,
lanta. Birmingham. iobile. Pensacola. and
New Orleans.
1850 An. DAILT-Seaboard Maii-Throurh
Pullman Sleeper 10 Jacksonville. Fla con-
meeting At Hamlet With Pullman Sfeen.r n
Atlanta
6.25 p. NJ. DAILY-Seaboard Express-so,,t
train to Jacksonville apd Tampa wsth
through Pullman sleeperss Also SLEEPER to
Birmingham this train
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SQUANDERED BIG FORTUNE
WITHIN THREE YEARS

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-William Ely.
held by the police for the Johannson
5eweiry store hoid-up. has squandered
$seee go within three years. according TO
the confession he made 10 Inspector
Shippy.
This money, he said, was left him at
the death OF his father. Most of his
fortune went in betting on horse races
Being unable to obtain employment he
had been forced to become a hoid-up
man, he said
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TRUSTEES SALE.
THos. ]. OWEN & SON. Auctioneer..

THOs. J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers.
IRISTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED LOT. SOUTHEAST
BY virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber 262l folio I6g et SEQ OF
the land records of the District of Columbia
and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees wflI sell
al pubic auction. In front OF the premises
IEMBER. A. ID. 1905. s-3o O'CLOCK
p NJ. the following described land and
premises, situate In the city OF Washington
District Of Columbia. and designated a. and
being lot numbered eighteen 0s) in bloe,c
numbered SIX hundred hfty-two (859). Terms
In cash. of which deposit of 500 will be re-
quired at time OF sale. All conyeya,ncfn1
recording. etc, cost of purchaser
HENRY RINEHART
BENJAMIN r. wELTY
aU25- l2t- -ExSu Trnss...
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SUE URBAN PROPERTY.

THE FOIL OWING suburban propertv for
sale. near Washington and electric roads:
Stock farm sDf 1870 acres: large dwelling and
barns. S45 - acre; also 2s acres house and
barn; 10 acr .s and acres; lot near end of
new highway bridge for SI25; terms 81 down
balance 81 Der week JAMES T. CLEM-
ENIS, 1906 q st. nv. au29-st
FOR RENT Large slx-room house West
Ballston. Va. cars pass door: six minutes
ride to Wasl in8ton; key next door Apply
by letter or ;oerson to w. Ii. ROCKWELL
Room 81. wa rder building aul7-3t
WHEN YOU BUY suburban property or a
farm in Maryt and. you want 20 be absolutely
sure that the title is correct. Get certff-
cate of title ON THE MARYLAND REAL,
ESTATE TITA E COMPANY. Commercial Na
tional Bank - hiding. 18th and G sts and
your title VIII be safe te9I-o0t
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAIL WAY
WEEK DAYS

WEEK DAYS
Trains leave District Line at e:e5 and IL
an; 2:30. $50. T.s5. and s:i5 pin
RETURNING. leave the Beach AZ e.3j
am. le.f5. 9:i5. G. 5. and 10 p.E-
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Leave. GOIssG. s:e5 and II Am; e:3o.
4, 7.s5. and 2:45 pm. RET UFtNINCs.
leave the Beach : am. 1875. $50. 6. 6.
and 10 pm. PAUL Y WATERS.
my24-0 General Manager.
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SHOT HIS SWEETHEART
AFTER FATHERS FUNERAL

HUNTINGTON. w Va, Aug. q
William Barbour. after a quarrel over
q love affair. shot and killed Eta Den
ney and himself.
The girl had just returned from her
fathers funeral
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SAD BUT TRUE.

Doctor-Do you talk in your sleep?
fatfent-No, i talk in other peopIe.s
m clergyman.-Brooklyn Life.
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LOST.

Losr-IAy. gold watch: monogram each
stone shape fob. with .'P. n c.. Iso and 'oe:''
II. q. d. other side. 32d 81; between p
and NJ Liberal reward. sroHI.MAN's, 1854
Sza 81. auz9-5t
Losr-Pocketbook. on X st.. between LIST 1t
NV and North Capitol ST.. on North Capl-
TOT. l., or Fenton ST. Finder viii keep raoney
and return check and papers TO THOS E.
sACLs. i015 lat st NV. au2e-st
Losr-shosgun barrels. Return TO 207 Penn
syirania ave, receive reward. aUe9-st
IosT-August n. In Southeast M c. p,
W fraternity PIN Reward 70l sth st. Sc
au2e-st
i~SST-From watch chain. square ioeket
cameo face. black onyx back; supposed on
car DefUeeo 9th St west and District line,
cabin John road. S5 reward for return 10
w. ). JOHNSTON. 600 9Th st. NV. au2g-st
LoET-LAdys pocketbook. left on eth St
cars. Monday evening: containing money
trunk check. etc Please return 20 r. G b.
SMITH. Takoma Park. Holly ave-. or 10
Police Headquarters. and receive liberal
ward. II
IOsT-Pointsr dog, liver ticked. with tan
Jaws Reward. A. p MYERS. Conduit ros4i.
D. G. au22-3t
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED-Flat. four FIVE rooms and
bath; no objection to private family: state
price and location. Address BOX 49, this
cffice. au27-7I
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FOR REHT-APARTMENTS.

THE KENT. Il6 North Carolina ave se.
Six outside rooms and bath: steam heat:
ready September I; only se2- kARRICk *
METCALF. 1898 St NV au2T3t
1926 l4TH ST. NW.-Five rooms and bath;
HOT water heat: rear yard ard porch: only
S23- kARRICK & METCALF. 1888 @ ST
NV. au27-3t
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK q WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Ever day In the year from foot Of -th
st. for Fort Mcnro-. Norfolk NsWport
News. ami all points south, by the su
. perb. poy erfuI steel palace steamer.
Newport News Norfolk" and
''Was;linf ton
Lv- Was~.a, SL6:S0 pmiLv. Portsrrxuth = nm
I.v AlexisrefIs II 90 pm I-v. Norfoi, ~, ~,
Ar. Ft. Monroe 100 am I-v- Ft. Monroe. Ian
Ar Norfolk IS 90 am AI--Alezs ndria 80 an
Ar. Portsmodt 90 asaiAp Washington z am
xGThi ough connection made at Nor
. folk With steamers OF Old Dominson
- steamsti ip Co. for New York. and Me-
- chants tand Miners sreaD, ships for Bos
lon.
IAFQf further inSOrlpAxiop
- general ticlSes Office. 70. lIth stir Coll
- orado Building Celepp,ne Main-oeeO,
- or 7th-st. wharf uelepf one Main-sI60l
sNO. Callahan
- I'd v r 90 & Gen MKr
Win. CALLAHAN. Gen. Pass. Ast
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ca

IHE HARklSUN-BKCWN CO.,
FOR SALE
SD st nw.-o-roorn brick: rents sI5.sa.
Price 81 500
l. st nw-t-rocm brick: rents sIs.so.
PF'ce.-... .--.-....--. q. $40
81 II. sw--6 rooms and bath. Price. So. 80
X 81 nw--6 rooms and bath: side and
back alley Price $. .sa9-
Sd st sw--TwO o-roosa bricks: rent
SIS. Both. price ce........-...-.....s., r., 900
n 81 NV rooms and bath Price. IS. 7O9
RandolpA st.-6 rooms and bath new
IAfSt---- s.
THE HARRISON N-BROWNING CO.,
9a7 q ST N W. ause-st
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs q VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-HORSES d VEHICLES
FOX SAi.E-Horse and wagon: horse .oun6 /.
HoIN ahyWnere, wagon PLATFORM top: no
peter built 924 9th St NV auao 2t
foR SALE-Fine rubber-tire Ieather-,on
buggy: perfect order. CENTRAL STaRi IsS
rear 2l5 f st. NV. srI9a .,
WILL SELL cheap, one horse barpee. a,a
runaoout Address BOX 75 this Office
FOR SALE - Eubber-tired runahont o,i,
used two months. 1920 18th st NV au2s- a
FOR sALE-One young sound horse. run
apout ana harness. perfect order. Rear 4I5
90 81 nc. au2s-3f
FOR SALE-FIve horses one large cosI car,
morse take part coal In pay: one new Stan
NV. o,,eo % % o.
FOR sALE-Back horse: sound and
worker In ali harness; also runabout and
st. aro- ..
FOR sALE-Low- down milk wagon and
hocksters license z07 6th st. Sc. su27-3t
FOR SALE-Two cheap horses. in rear OF
3z2 St NV ap27-3t
JUST ARRIVED carloads of fine deiIverv
wagons Special low prices to quick buyers
wagons $50. 90
Panel-top Grocery Wagons....-S65 90 to ss5 90
Panel-top Butter Wagons s.. x@S "a
6. d WATERS & SON. $40 Penna Ave
aul7-tf
18TH AND II SITS. Nw.-Jump-.cat surrey
deYtose laundry, carpenter, and delivery
wagons. cheap; your price; also wagon carl
and buggy harness: bargains au2-sot
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FOR RENT
THE ALONZO o. BLISS PROPERTIES
Apartments thoroughly modern: own
ershfp and management: maintained In
perfect order by own force OF paint
ers. carpenters. and decorators: agent
visits properties daily.
THE kINGMAN, 423 Mass ave. NV, 5r
and tiled bath: heat and hot water. 81. 90
THE lie GftANDE. 607 Ith St NV, 5r
and Tiled bat 90 90
THE PENHURSi. As IL ST ne. 4r and
tlled Datn--
THE ASTORIA, corner Sd and G sts
NV, rooms. single and en- suite. $40 and 10
THE RAYMOND. s14 22d st. nw., ST.
buffet kitchen. tiled bath. ss5- 90
NEW, modem apartments. 9th
and h SITS ne. 5r and ba.h: heat and
hot water free---.-.- So. .1s1
See janitor Zach property, or ". E. COWEN
Bliss building, IS u st. nv. Tel. East 6sS.
au15-N
FOR PENT-Wiiiard st. NV. near 18th; new
up-to-date fats. and rooms and hath:
separate yards: furnaces: porch es etc: ren.s
~ so to $50. MOORE HILL tInc).
1yl9-tf ~ 18th ST
FOR RENT-STABLES.
1923 Q-Stabe. with living rooms. au2,-3t
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FOR REL lT-STORES.

FOR RENT-Stores oon 2s3s 18th ST Wash
ington Heights. AZ ply 29a0 I4th at. au97-3t
FOR RENT-Se5 er month; store and TWO
rooms and bath. Ifls 10th st NV n
ADDISON. SOS Id 81 NV aus-tf
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AN1'ED-SUBUPBAN.

wANTED-To t5uy two or three acres of
ground, directly on Old Dominion line: nor
over 2iz miles irrom Aqueduct bridge Ad
dress BOX SOL this ONCE. au24 %. q, % 81 seq
WANrED-To PURCHASE
From three to .hve acres OF land with COM
Portable house and good water: must be
bargain: withAl five or ten minutes v,slk
OF trolley line Located north or north
west OF the CITY, in the District or near
District Line. 5n Maryland
JAMES A. BATES A. co
au23, 25.2..29 l4oY r 81 NV
WANTED-To REM. three to fve acres IvIth
dwelling and outbuildings; must be within
ive or six miles OF Washington ana on
electric steam railroad; Maryland Drop-
erty preferred. Address BOX 81 this offce
au27-St
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FOR SALE-rYPEwRIrEpS.

FOR sALE-Secondhand typewriter, on easy
monthly payments. prices low; condition
guaranteed: low rental rates for summer
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. eis F. st nv
Agents for Williams typewriters fvIn-.S
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT

FOX RENT
1890 Dartmouth ST NV. llr and bath. .S35. 80
30 18th ST. nv. 4r <-s ~ q
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER, 6l2 18th 81. NV.
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wANTED-HoRSEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-For cash. at once business horse.
sound: free driver. and good locker; s75 10
slcO' no dealers Address BOX a. this Of
ice ,,,o- o.
WANTED-Well built horse; must be bar
gain. p d. CLARK. 1854 FLORIDA ave ne
au27-3I
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' ALL ABLE TX
near transported
sell; terms reasaI
omce- I
FOR SALE-A-f
completed: sever
second floor; CO
large reception
l4xl30. front am
walk from trs
81. $50. 90: one-rt
monthly. Apsak
NV. after 6 p
FOR SALE-AJ
ave. East Hu
$40 per month.
lot JOx2Oo IT
St. or RoGEE :
aulS-6t
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FOX Sal .E-SUBURBAN.

SPLENDID S1OS. and fruit farm. I35 acres
fronts railroad. " rg;nia; Communication rates
Wen Eatered; ex ceiisnt buildings. Particu-
lars. BOX Sc. tht Office auag-3t
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FOR SALE-oICYCLES.

FOR sALE-Lady's Columbia. new. ALI com-
plete. 50. l0ll st. se. au25- ct
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WANTED-BICYCLES

ANTED-5OO second-hand bicycle. I72s 7th
NV. au23-aot
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: Office. au29-3t
! ACT Florida long leaf pine,
on: quick profit. buy to re-
laDle Address BOX 81, this
eu2D-3t
nice suburban home. Just
rooms and bath: water on
ncrete cellar. furnace heat:
hail; cabinet mantels; lot
| rear porches; four minutes
iley; one car fare; price.
ird cash. or Srade: balance
; TO OWNER. 1885 10th ST.
l. au23-St
pretty 5-room home on Wells
ttsvflle. for 81. 500: $50 down.
magnificent shade, 3 lots and
each J. G ROGERS. 344 d
; & FARDEN. Hyattsyille.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13

ton for the factory. Mr.. y IL ! on is
a guest of the Antiers while IN the
city
Bob Crow of Little Rock was busi-
ness visitor to town Friday. and regis
tered at the Antlers.
II. w. Seymour OF DeNalfs Bluff
W@S III he city Thursday and reg
s'ered AT the Arlington.
City Marshal Joe rihbetts of For
dyce WAS in the city ON a brief busi-
ness rip Thursday night.
dyce "Wednesday afternoon and spout
the night at the Ar r.in2ton
Hon. W. s. Amis, state senator
lin@ton Wednesday nigh.
superintendent w T. Grven Of ~"
Cotton Belt MAS in The city on a bust
noss rip Thursday afternoon.
4. Hongood Of Me"ehis his ac=
c@pted a position as nieht clcrk at
the Arlington. succeeding Nj. Hogan.
]. :" Underwood, a Ear Smith 6aSi5
ness man, rc@istered al The And2rs
N'e .nesday afternoon and Thursday.
\. s. Cant came over from Little
Rock Il brief busines trip Wednesday
afternoon. He registered at the Ant
lers.
G. NJ. Harrington came up from
Waldo on a brief business "trip We'd
restlay and spent Thursday at the Ar
lington.
T. J. Collier came over from AL
: theimer on Il business trip Thursday
afternoon. He reeist cred at the Ant
lcrs.
A. H. Wilson Of Thornton was Il
business visitor to town Wednesday
afternoon ana registered at the Ar
| lington.
Hon W S. Amis of Rison took sup
per al the Trulock Thursday afi el-
noGA. He was here on a business mis-
sion
G. j. Samsta@ of Hot Springs was
! here on a business mission Wednes
day afternoon. and Was guest Of The
! Aniler#.
G. H. l.oomis, lr. came over from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
Ladd and Henry Russell.
Mr.. Thompson will start alone.
BRIEF MENTION.

Mrs. Stantield Of Rison is in the
city. J. +,
Charley Fitzhush has gone to Niece
nee to visit his mother.
!. T. Leahish Of Humphrey was at
the Arlington Thursday.
G. l.. Eek OF Wynne wHs guest of
HE Antlers Thursday afternoon.
c. NJ. Harrington of Walao was al
Ike Arlington Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. S. Marx and son of Chicago
are visiting Nj an.} M.s Henry Marx.
]. sJroet of 1.-the Rock was d guest
q He Aotl,rs Taar@laE a:eeInoon a'sa
ilitay
Joe Davis ol '.asr r:lla4e was here
THURSDAY agt.I0aot. aa7sI Of the
Arlington.
q s Bacea aaa wifa of Ladd wera
sn>sss f1heeew telers "Wednesday
al elrOOn.
6. NJ. Hampton OF Forlyce was a
GUS Of the Trueck hotel Thursday
affe noon
l.. J. Benee came UP from Texar-
hdHd On d b!i@t busines trip Wednes-
day afternoon.
a l.. Morgan of Camden was a
guest Of the Arlington Wednesday
and Thursday
Mrs d. r. Chalmers OF VI Dorado
WAS registered at The Arlington
Thursday afternoon
H. \ Overlook of Dallas, Texas
is a guest of the Fiulock. He is here
Oh : business trip
+. Il. Buster came I'D from Kings
/ land and registered al tho Truloc'i
| Thursday afternoon.
~ A. Anderson representing the
firm which is to erect a buggy fac
! tory here. is here from st. Louis
| his headquarters, prospecting the field
and trying to secure a suitable loca
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
PATRIOTISM AND
THE WOMAN'S CLUB

The wnman's clubs have been accus-
cd of many things, and now il is dis
covered llla they are 1he generators
of alistocracy in this land of The free.
West wood points ont in the November
number Of die New Idea Woman s
magazine that they are fulfilling Il
noble function in preserving The mem
DRY of the pasi in this iconoclastic
a"c She says:
TIE parioic societies. were intro
duced in 1890 by the Society of Colon
ial Danes. Soon after, the DauSht crs
OF the American Revolution The
ial Wars, Hu2uenOl Society and New
En.land Society followed its lead.
The immediate effect of this new style
oi club life was strenuous gcncalogic-
al research. and an excellent thing
il was. It is all very we'll for the
tree-bOrn Democratic American to
hold in sc0rn The east" lines of an
artist ocracy bul i does not excuse her
indifference TO the history Of her
country and the d. eds of h"r fer
bears. The passport 10 meHa herShip
has leen nci}hor wealth brains nor
social standing. but an ancestor anil
in, ed with thc cause which he cln'}
CONNIE mmoratt s. II is the nearest to
the European nobility which This
country has approached. Tae plr-
pose has been far from tllc imitation
Of effere social systems. however.
The clubs have formed a body",ard
abou; the nations past, to preserve it
from the vandalism of matcrialism
and to porpetuate il in he minds of
have done their work Their activi-
ties have haen varied. They have en-
couraged he study of American his
tory in the public schools. AS the
children of Israel, wandering in the +
wilderness. collected piles of stones /
to mark cv"nfs of their soiourn. they +
have marked historic spnts with /
bronze tablets. II has been heir pri".
ilc.c and care to pUrcIase and restore /
buildings which have figured in his
tory. In New York the old Franncc !
Tavern has been bought and is soon I
TO be fitted mp as Il museum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
I, n1rs.d 1Z Lang zna Z111.7. S F<ahe


OF all the diseases known, With
which s.G3a.1t= are 4ijieted kidney, dis
ease Is hc most f..eal. In f4et.= =i-Itezs
earl. and correct tzaatf&elzt Is applied,
the weary #atient #eIGom 75yrViF7s.
Hrioe fully aayar.,-of= =tui@-Mrs- Pink
h.tln eHriN N her career, gave exhaust
i've study 20 the ~aUject, and IN pro
9IiEinm hli. great .}ucdv for woman -
Ills Lydia +, piu.>ham ) Vegetable
COMPOUND was careful to sec that Ii
contained the correct combination of
herbs which WAS sure to control that
fatal disease, woman $ kidney troubles.
The Newctnblc Compound acts IN har-
monv with She laws that govern the
entire female system, and while there
are many so called remedies for kidney
troubles. Lydia T. Pinkham's Nc@r-
table Compound is the only one cspe-
ciallv prepared for women. and thon-
sands have been cured of serious kidney
arrangements by it. Derangrmcnts OF
the feminine organs quickly affect the
kidneys. and when a woman has such
symptoms as pain or weight III the
loinS, backache, bearing down PAINS,
urine too frcqncnt Scanty or high col
ored, producing scalding or burning,
or deposits like brick dust in it: un-
usual thirst, swelling Of hands and feet,
swelling under the eyes or sharp pains
in the back running down the inside
of her groin, she t.lHy be sure her hid
neys arc affected aud should lose no
time in combatin@ the disease With
Lydia f. Pinxhain's Vegetable Com
pound the womHn remedy for Wo-
MANS ills
The following letters show how
marvclollsly successful II is.
utsis i. s2GnLi1s.usss Yeaof.i:Hsp a,aIii.io,.rl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
AN INTERVIEW WITH
PADEREWSki

Miss .Jnnc Sheaff Eredericlson tells
IN lhe New Idea Womans MAGAZINE
ior November how. as a newspaper re-
prrts I. she interviewed Paderrw5ki
Miss Blanche Bates, General Booth,
We Dtke ot Manchester. Booker
Washington. and o,ho rs. Apparently
main requisite in an interviewer and
E The case of Pai;cre wski The report
or had ii,s' TO yanquiSh three depot
falrolmen, an "inprc 2na1ble porter"
4 chief and a private secretary be
fore finally reacEing he great man.
And then he would not talk music
The story ends thus:
:" But do YOU think Wagner.
cot no further, for then Padercwski
took me into his confidence and told
me that he had already hat season
gwen tifty-tour concerts, lhe receipts;
10 make some facetiol,S remark about
his not expo citing a visit from he wolf
for a few days. II was rather lame
Was disappoin5ed to dnd that this
man. who | supposed lived in the
clouds with his music. Was not above
the thoughts of American dollars, or.
rather gold pieces.
''Then recollecting that my minute
and another that as no one had come
70 claim it. ! had appropriated. were
up rose to go. | coul1 scarcely voice
my pleasure from surprise when. quite
a. if i, were an ordinary ihiAS to hear
him coax beautiful music from a
piece Of wood and some ivory kew.
he asked me if would care to l:aYo
him play for ME. forgot his love for
the American coin-forgot everything
els.--as fer ten minutes "; grs2t
:. IL. n Hi. "ar' -.
''It,r n :.n' .:., # ta,..,v V;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
DEATH OF MISS WALLACE.

Miss Geneva Wallace. the twelve
year-old daughter of ]. y. Wallace.
died Al her home At Derresaaux
Thursday morning, after a two weeks
illness with typhoid fever. The funer-
al took place Friday afternoon. and
the remains We're buried in the lamp
Creek cemetery, in Grant county.
Funeral arrangements We're in charge
OF the Holderness-Fitzhngh company
of this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13

Little Rock on 4 business rip Thurs
Cay afftrooan ana - II! Fri ID. Il. the
AntlJ}s..
c. c. Thompson l;.mt in FROM Mem
phis on business Wednesday after
noon. He was d guest of the Trulock
while in town.
j. A. ilarr. q prominent citizen of
StHtt@aft. registered at the Arlington
while transacjing business in town
Wednesday afternoon aud Thursday
Judge A. B. Grace left today fn#-
Hunalo in Baxter comfy. 10 Spco =!
vacation Of several weeks huntiH1
;!Ati fishing and having good time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
Automobile Party.

A jolly crowd of automobiles VIII
make the rip 20 Little Rock in lheil
machines tomorrow. The party will
take with th"m four automobiles. in
charge of FeliX Smart l.. O. Knox. E
p. I4aad and Lois Thompson. The
party will consist Of the following gen
tlemen:
In Smart's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Smart
Yates Van Valkcnberg, Met L. vii
bourne and Frank RaSland.
In l.. O. Knox automoblo-L. O.
Knox. Mat. McGehee, Alb. Knox and
Frank Fergus.
In e. p. Ladd's automobiles. p.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
and Return.

NeNt Tuesfiy NIGHT Will WitngSs an
exciting race. aud one unique in the
annals Of sport in this section of the
country. This will be no other than
an aH5omobile race, to be pulled Oft
between l.. o. Knox and f. p. I.add
for purse of $50. The course will be
between tIis city and Sulphur Springs.
The party Will start from the court
housf in his city. and will make the
Trip 10 'ne springs and return. the
one r,acling the courthouse FIRST on
tue return trip 10 be counted the win
ncl Of the pur.n.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
STRAYED.

Fay horse. fresh branded with i
on left q nuidCr. aged and swaNbark
reached tail: also hay colt, one year
and ,Wo months Old. black tail, brand
et vii ! on jaw and shoulder Colt
wears a halter and horse a bell,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
Carr Memorial

There will be services AT Carr Mem
olial church tonight al 40 o'clock
Preaching Sunday at / a. m. and
go p M. by Pastor Drake, Rev.
cay school at $40 a. m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
FOR RENT.

House partly furnished, block from
car line, barn and ou houses. 152o
Pine street. Prefer TO board with
party renting. References required
New phone 1876.
Mrs. r. r. DOnelson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13

Chldrph's S day will be celebrated at
the First PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday,
and an invitation is extended to all
good people 10 be present on that day.
will be rendered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
INSPECTION OF ACCOUNTS.

County Judge e. J. Kerwin was
busy Friday afternoon completing his
inspection of the county accounts.
Judge kerwin has advertised fol. bids
on the bridge just utside tn" city.
on the road 10 the McFadaen ferry.
and these bids will be opened on Oc,G-
Der II.