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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
Earthouake Tremors.

After the great Assam earthquake which occurred on June l2. 1897. the earth tremor went on continuously for several days IL was estimated that there were 200 shocks . day for . few days after June IF. and. though these had diminished to 20 or 90 a day by the middle of July. the people were accus- toned for at least two years after the earthquake to daily shock. These after-shocks were the residual effects of the first big disturbance and had noth- ing dangerous in their character.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
wm Net B.r Educated cAsne.

VIII Se1 BaF E3ucmtem tatEeoe-
 WASHINGTON. June 24--Infiuenced largely ty an appeal sent by prominent Derchants of Hongkcng. President Roosevelt and his cabinet have decided Co try to avert the threatened boycott ef American products by Chinese mer- chanfs ny relaxing the rigidity with which the Chinese exclusion law is en- 6orced This does not mean that the baD will be let down to Chine>e coolies. bgt t doss mean that Chinese mef- emu. students. travellers and o0cials whs are entitled by fre.fy to enter and sFnvel in the United States will not be ouhjecfed to the humiiistinr restrtc- e1i66 which for the lsst swo yssrs nnSo bom eneRco1 an1 hovs enupo1 c Npf C po1unenGus usouu1gut ose
 Gs X
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
THE BIRTH RATE.
One Every Five Minutes the Past
 Week In New York.

New York, June 24.-Births In this city at the rate of one very five min utes are recorded by the health de- pertinent for the past week, during which period 2.O11 were reported.
 It was announced at the department that the birth rate of New York has now risen to about 31 per 1000, and is higher than any other city in the United States. Five or six years ago, when there was so much talk about race suicide, the birth rate here was only 28 per 1000. Last year the rate was 30 per 1000. The prospect is now that in 1906 1t will be 8.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
Fatal Trolley smash.

NEwBURG. \. Y.. June PA de fective brake on trolley car at Fish. kill Landing caused it to run away on a steep decline with party of sixty or more excursionists from Poughkeep- sic on board. It finally struck another car of the same line which had preced- ed it. Miss Lillian Moore, aged nine teen years. was killed and her escort. William Pink. badly injured on the knee
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
PRIZE ESSAYS BY PUPILS.
Naugatuck Girl Gets Second Prize
 From Colonial Danes.

The Connecticut Society of Colonial Danes of America annually offers prizes for essays by pupils of the high and grammar schools of the state. This years awards are as follows:
 High school-First, William E.. Geary, New Haven, 'The Pequot War;" second, Martha l.. Whitlock. Naugatuck, Benjamin Franklin:" third, J. Fred Kelly, New Haven, "The Pequot War"
 Grammar school-Ffrst. Lima Grier. son. Norwich. "Montcalm and Wolfe and the Taking of Quebec second. William r. seeley, Bridgeport, ''The Pequot War"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
No Mercy.

When the fool-killer came to the man who rocks the boat he was deter mined to mete o It severe punishment.
 Are you going to kill him?" asked the friend.
 "No," replied the fool-killer, "that would be too lenient. am going to make him marry T modern club woman so he will be doomed to rock the baby when she goes out Chicago Daily News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
Senator sa.e Favors Hooker.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Doubt as to the removal of Judge Warren B. Hoo ker by the extra session of the legisla- ture called for the purpose of consider ing his case was increased yesterday by the announcement of Senator Mar tin Sake of the Nineteenth district that he would not vote for the removal of Judpp Hooker
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
Morton. Daughter Changes Faith.

NEW YORK, June> 24.-Mrs. Win throp Rutherfurd, fourth daughter of Levi P. Morton. former vice president of the United States, was last Satur- day noon received into the Roman Catholic church. She was an Episcopa. Han, and her wedding in 1902 was cele- brated in Grace church.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
R..A.s to Bo.to. For op.r.sse..

BOSTON. June 24:-Rushed to Bos- ton from Rutland. Vt. on special train. T. C. Wales. chief engineer of the New England Telephone and Tele- graph company. was operated upon at midnight for appendicitis. He had gone to Rutland on a business trip when he was suddenly taken i'll.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
Drowning Man Grasped Death.

ELMIRA. \. Y., June 24.-While en- deavoring to extricate himself from flooded creek at Millport. near this city. Henry Sterling graspad wire that had been carried down with some wreckage and was electrocuted. The wire carried $50 volts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
Unique smurrlinR.

A smuggling case which is probably unique. even in the strange annals of contraband. has just been before the customs court of Marseilles. On board the French steamer Touraine there vas found . large quantity of opium snug Eled. not by any individual in particular. but by the whole ships company. and the strange spectacle vas witnessed of the heavy fine of f7oeo being levied on all. every man in the vessel being mulcted In his proportion, assessed e. cordins to waee<
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
Iun steamera annk.

DETROIT. Mich. June 24- The wooden steamers City of Rome and Linden came in collision in the St Clair liver opposite Tashmoo park and both were sunk Two members of the crew of the Linden. the cook and his wife. were drowned
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
co.sre..man williams Better.

HAVANA. June 24. = Former Con- gressman George Fred Williams of Boston. who is st the Animas fever hospital here suffering with erysipelas of the right leg and Inflammation of the veins. though having much pain continues fo improve
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
y,s.. ...,... x..I. D-.s.

LEBANON. Ind. June 24-surround- cd by relatives and intimate friends Judge Stephen NeaIe- author of the fouftee.th amendment to the United etafss constitution. died af bis bone here afser an fIlnsss ef sevesal months.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
.r. shore oNer, sz .ooo Reward.

CLEVELAND. O.. June 24. = The Lake Shore Railway company last night offered reward of s2.ooc for the arrest or for information leading to the arrest of the person or persons re- spousibIe for the wreck of the Twen- tdeth Century Limited at Mentor. O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
Fire In Por.arund, Norway.

CHRISTIANIA, Norway. June 24.- A fire in the seaport town of Porsgrund has destroyed fifty houses. and 800 per sons are homeless. The damage is es- timated at $125.000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24

UPHOLSTERY. S5c Ruff1ed Muslin Curtains, pair 25c 25c Sash Curtains, a pair 19c s2 Rufled Bobinet Curtains, with lace insertion and edge, pair S1.19 s1.25 Palmer's Hammock, with pill low, spreader and valance, each 75c Steel Pins, knot design, Roman gold with white stone setting, 25c regular, each 1Oc Pearl Shirt Waist Sets. 3 pieces, regular price 10c and 15c, set 5c Sterling Silver Hat and Cuff Pins, best finish, new designs, each 10c Rolled Plate Gold Bead and Neck Chains, regular price 25c, each 10c
 GLASSWARE. Jelly Glasses, a dozen. 19c Plain blown glass Plumbers, table size, a dozen 45c Fancy Cut Plumbers. perfect imi- tation of cut, regular 96c, a dozen 75c
 CHINA. 1O0-piece American Porcelain Din ner Sets, a set S6.9S 56-piece Tea Sets. each piece gold banded, china.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
prea EI.., Insane. i. s.sesa..

SANDY HILL. \. r.. June 24.-Fred Films. aged forty years. committed suicide by hanging himself in his barn in vaughns. near here. He was tenn porarily insane.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
The Last word.

Does your wifi insist on having the last word?" said the man who asks im- pertinent questions.
 Certainly not" answered MT. Meek ton. "She doesn't have to insist "-- Washington Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
E. N. Smith Gets Fourteen Years.

E. M. smath Gets FOurteen Tears.
 ROCHESTER,, \. Y, June 24.-Er- win M. Smith. convicted of manslaugh. ter in the second degree for the alleged murder of Birdie Hart of Webster, was sentenced to Auburn prison for fourteen years and nine months by Justice Nash. The girls body was found in the cellar of packing plant at Webster.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24

Asss ssAA ' ' . Ae . SPECIAL. MEMS SHIRTS. s : Every one regular s1 Shirt. the new hair stripe in pink, blue and tan, also whites and linen color, each 00c sshss ess . SPECIAL. BASEMENT. 8 TO g r. M. ONLY 20 bars Swift's Tuck Laundry Soap for just half price, 2Sc .
 MUSIC.
 Come and hear all the new scngs: My Bashful Moon.
 Bright Eyes, Goodbye.
 On Summers Night. Hey. Mister Joshua. Meet Me Down at Luna, Lena. Goodbye. Sweet Marie.
 SPECIAL TONIGHT AT i5c. Like This Flower, My Love Is Fad ing.
 Meet Me Down at Luna, Lena Would You Care?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
Governor Carter Re.s.p..

Governor Carter Resigns. WASHINGTON. June Ex-Governor Carter of Hawaii sent his resignation to President Roosevelt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
p,re Qew e he'd As,gv.l

wAeHINGTON. June sl--Cnrtain n Incn hns been plsep1 0 oe futfruo - = = nns3 Uo0 - eonk Of -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
Her Speciality.

Nistress-wkaf can you dos
 New oirl-0i1n willing to - uurpo. nai1 in c nnfly vi6Duk nD Gn111une A1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-31
Bur he was mis-a ken.

But he was mistaken.
For three hours the struggle weGt
on, the fury Of The waters increasing
every moment. unit, skill. pluck, and
endurance won, and the provisions
were safely got aboard he Ph.llis
Twice. during the thrilling attempts
10 lay the small boat alongsid4 me
Phillis. destruction seemed inevitable.
Great waves lifted 5he fran BOAT All
threatened 20 crush i ike al eggshel-
againz- the side ot the brig.
Eventually It was .ashed alongside
and che food was carried Up ropes 20
the starving seanen OF ne Phiiiis
who, 100 weak 20 aid their saviors,
hung over the rails. praying that sue
cess attend -he efforts Of The men
from the Orient.
Ravenous men tore at ne tod PACK
ages while The sailors rom he Orien.
climbed back into heir coat.
Then came the return journey. And
as his vas begun ~ weather o=ca ne
even worst still \ hsrc4 squall OF
singing hail and rain came on, tie
air was packet with il, the heavens
and ocean seemed % combine il one
element. The beat was hiddea t-aEa
view. and soon another peril would
present itself IL ne form o. darkness.
The eap5in mutJeFe6:
II darkness overtakes them We
shall never see them again.
The light was fast falling when the
coat made welcome reapp-aranee
within haiiing distance.
The force OF me waves would nor
permit o. the clese approach Of he
6oat 70 ne Orienrs side. SO line
was thrown from The vessel 10 Jh5
men. and. one a. time. oafeted y
he rnereilesS elements hey were
drawn safely aboard. The boat was
abandoned.
The good work was done.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-31

An important decision upheldins the
freedom ef the press has been handed
down II the supreme court OF Kansas.
When he case OF J. T. Field against
.Jazareu Dewitt over $1,000 note al.
legged 20 be a forgery. was appealed %
the state supreme court from the
Lyon county district court ex-iudge
Thompson. attorney for the plaintiff.
alleged in MS petition in error that
judge Madden OF the district court err
I'd in refusing 10 enjoin the newspa-
pers from printing the case or TO IS.
sue bench warrant to arraign rha
reporters for contempt Of court. Judge
Madden held that the newspapers
were not muzzled and had right %
print reports Of trials held in MS
court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-31
HoW's Itls7

We Offer One Hundred Dollars ~
ward fer any case Of cararrn IA.
can noc De cured by Halls ea-arr'
cure.
Fl. CHENEY * co. Toledo O
We, the undersigned haya knowr
F. ]. Cheney for -he las- fifteen va- =
and believe him perfectly honara:,-
IN all business transact chs and fnso-
eiaily able 20 carry out any o5ligs
IONS made by MS firm.
WALDISG. KINNAN 4 MARVIN
Wholesale druggists. Toledo @
HaNs CararrL cure Is taken IN
.ernally. acting directly upon n
6'ood and mucous surfaces of -he svs
ten. Testimonials sent free. Pr c.
IS cents per bottle, Sold by al drug,
gists
Take Halls family pills for consti.
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-31

ons wonders wny-any-hins indec7i-'
= anv .irae or place can b decent Al
ali in another Why-a strip OF saho
or = Bit OF water should sanction 'hs
.v-r.rna ahs-4via -ion Of Z skirt tna-
~ vearer would not dare 20 appear
il On h. street Why-saslieh5 !
.7v axe.,.= to- q gown 80 loV-cut 'ha,
re weare- would - arrested -or n
: +aolr- exposure i she appeared on
-he puoiic rhoroughfar4 a midday.
Vhv-5eeauSe music mas Z certain
rhv-hr, ? man in society mat
-er how deDravad Ms morais-can put
.;s arm around 6 lady and assume a.
-irrdes that would bring him a hics
or 3 ho-seWhip from every one OF hfr
male relatives if attempted upon the
street or al church or any otneF
gathering. Why-~naked innocence
should bring he t.ush 20 a woman
cheek: and she gaze. in company Wl1n
a1v number OF male friends. UPON the
-ortsinaI Adam. correct in eFerE de-
-sil upon canvass or magazine paper.
and ne@=r .rurn al ayeiasa. Why
she can Kiss the shiny dirty muzzlA
of brute. and refuse 10 know the
sweetness of baby rose-leaf lips. Why
she Seorns her "demi' sister and
fashions her arrire and conduc5 as
much Ike hers as possible. Why
woman Is just what he is instead OF
vhar Cod meant her 20 be. The men
They as just what such women-Such
sives-such daughrers-such mothers
have made them: and because We
live in glass houses" is the reason
Vhy w-tne vomen-dare Tot throw
Srones-Frances Gilbrearh Ineerscl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-31
MATTER FOR HEALTH OFFICER.

There are some people II Pine B3H@
who ne4d 70 D. taken IN aand by ~
heath fHcer and vigorously proseeaz-
ed in the police court.
Theg put 5he garbage from rhe.e
ki,chens such - eeee-ab,e ard tr1.-
ptst!nes melon Eiads. and 34cayes
fruits and vegetables. refuse meat.
and other perishable stuff into paper
tags. which are given 10 their ser.
wants ard -eaer % another neishbor-
hood and tossed mo an aley. here
tc decay and send forth an otor ma
is scEen- .roash % maze ne man in
the moon hol5- Ms nose a. h passes
over ne city Of Pine Bluff.
The Graphic has no tear Of yellow
fever. III he : danger OF an cpl
cemic Of rypheid fever or of some
ether malignant disease il stop Is
not put 70 such flthiness,
Lei the sanitary officers make a
vigorous effort to suppress such un-
sanitaFy acts On ne part of he Iocai
people. There i more danger from
this species OF unelsan,insss on he
part Of some Pine Bluff pep,e han
thers is from ysliow fever. such pso.
PIE need % - dealt with severely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-31
.Ao - q .. 4 q - =

heir governments for the arbitration
Of international disputes. the reduc-
ton Of armamen-s on land and sea.
with consequent dimunicion Of the
burden OF taxation now borne by the
rrotrcizg classes. and the establish
nent c: Re great waterways Ct COM
rerce a neutral zones.
To this end. II response 70 the inyi-
-arion issued seme time ago. 4 coz
siderable number Of men and women
are assembled q Mount Lebanon %
take part in the conference and 20
discuss ways and means for attaining
The objects sough-. Among me sched-
uIet speakers are me following: Bcl-
-o1 Hall OF New York. RABBI Charles
F!aiseher Of Cambridge. Mrs. Kate
Waller Barrett. vice president Of ne
National Council of Women: Mrs. /
c. Manchester. president o. the Ma
-ional associa-ienu OF Loyal Women:
Walter S Logan. former president of
he New York State Bar association.
and Rev. Amanda Deyo. vice president
Of ne Jnicersal Peace Union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-31
THE LIMIT AND SOME QUESTIONS

When Mrs. Igorrote made her bow
% Jhe American public few years
ago, il pointed is finger at her and
cried Tor shame and 10 spare Mrs.
Americas tlusheS. Mrs. = was fore
Cd tc add a rufle or TWO and som
shoulder straps.
\ cerzain society paper discuss ~
aecollete costumes recently. re.nars-
d that Mrs a ; dress was u. rea.-
y cHl lower than Mrs. B.'S. 64- he-
,ifr;, was greater
Oh woman. thy name Is iaae~ s..
ency Mrs. Society Is rapidly reach
i"e he limit" and when she does.
ard extremes meet Mrs. Tcorro-s
can give her pointers On moasSty and
wonanly decency and virtue. Then
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-31
eEeoARs OF THE WORLD.

Wherever here are Le1 Ea=re afV
oesga.s. E,ery nas.o1 mas - nl=:l.li-
eanrs. aad. al -he4za sor-e p-opt= lol4
.a=u . SCORE. ca=r= are others VITO
y=nvra-- -hem AMI recognize taei.
business - legitimate.
srsanssly r. srsa,=s5 Es.ie-. Q.
a4gesrS IN M world ad5o.n= .dss
11.ca has. perhaps. he smallest =
eye q n srsa..z... percentages q
ssaes-a.2d =a-s= coUnsF.ss aEe
"a. aaa S4.-z-slal4
Thza 5e==ars rssas= = ::zdo.
=rce : sz541 - - &C = pz.7
= &. =s=r. VAN climate - oyes-
IN viii @.=nitca1zs Esyr. .a1.4.
I'D Frz.y ar III worS- examples.
Among c=t.l:z=9 nations szs=a-y aas
: s4n ~ . t-m q ecinl!Ea.t-E TIE
r-ot=ss.5ra. l=zza ae=s. ao. tor wAas
= lFa-io- 1aS -=5ac=. a:s
g:..-=. - which
Wells r.ea-s Il zsaH: c>-
N-rss hart a-i ply ks here
II d =--i deG-arE r. --2Dl-
va V.5Ea = sea. a. -xS=-ca :
ai--e- aza productive q =e5aslosss
have tzw vao aas while ves.-a AMI
luxury 67s=d 1c-5=s OF PARASITES uha
Sg.oSis. 4gor -E= kindness q hose
VINO have % give
-r- NOS picturesque 5e-sa- il -hs
r-- p=~aaps. ho.5s place Of power
an5 - pull. = Loorg Wah n
China Covered :rom hsad o 100,
win rass ms nan controls n b4s-
ger irfas--v OF a province ard has
SORES II o-hars w-stns sor hin.
Blindness draws NOR pity han
anything 4lse. annd moS- q ~ 14g-
ass Of caoa eed Pore Rio =i-ae-
- 6l.nd o. ts:9n a.tn6ness
The -.ar 5eesar ot=sn i pat
z.arch. possessed 0: n ney. grown old
ard DISTINGUISHED il plying MS -rade
EecearF /. Eevp- : ~ gres,@S-
.rade. especially along -A- Me vhsre
tourists tr@qrsr- ar- forced . Ysa
aa.p$ " c.uos. o. h.-e Guides % -
,asn, . drive aHaE - swans Of
Terdiean-s who sTea swim out %
r. haa-s 20 -
BeseaFy n S;a~ aas drawn ne al
,ea-ion OF ar-i.-s % me picturesque
r ur@s. TraSe travellers ara as
loaMing II instinct as American
ramps and wander al over The
country. being admitted a. guess %
amos any household.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-31
THE LOCAL QUARANTINE.

TIE Graphic does not dCuot the
good intentions OF the local board Of
health in It's actions in dealing with
the yellow fever situation cut II does
believe that il their zeal % prorec-
the city from infection nat ne board
has gone 70 extremes TIE qgaraE.
tine which was already II force. prior
to the action Of the board Wednesday.
togerher with me state quarantine
was amply suGc!aet 70 3ro=eet tha city
from any danger OF infection and M
der the quarantine which was already
il force the business interests OF h
CITY wee atreasy crippled. but II
present quarantine Il sisidly sntoee-
ed, means me stagnac.on Of every
line OF business II the CITY.
AS The Graphic said Wednesday al
ternoea. caution : an absoig-e naeas
sity. bu- il doas seem -ha- with ne
rigid s;a;e quarantine M proper eau
ton vas being exercised - rh= health
board Of Pine Blu@ without ne radical
action Of Wednesday.
The Graphic : clearly and honestly
CT The opinion that the ac-ior OF the
board i nor warranted urd=- ne coz
ditiors a theE sxisr a. present or a.
the time The action was aiken
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-31
SAVED IN WILD STORM.
Thrilling Tale of oaila-: Rescue Of
Starving Sea~e-.

Or rs afternoon o Sa-Hrslay Jsz.
s. ~. n Roxs. MAJ steamship
Orters. Cap I1~.p II ~
Qor- i 2s=.aarrrs = c----.a-:or =
- voyaea from Londan. Tn vAa-s@-
vas 6ad. >-rong south wes- wind vas
blowing. which gradually increased o
g furious gall. accompanied ~ a coz
fuSaG and noun a:r1Es "a = :.
II. u SHndey hay @.z6-@a v=ss-2
showing Si-nals ot distress Taav
Ee-1 H4zd. ana a.r45 IA Wa -
brig Pfillt~ - svarev L sgra'4d:
'.Wa,- tooi-sr4ry
Tf= - ms pres Ming t-S=lt =
ra9- I-S.57 aaS on- q: cor,ani.rg =
sroa~ta.si-l-S = eaez eeHs>@l w:.-a
Ms ehi4s o:acer. J. Rans41. r, y
r. ar4 delivered himself thus:
Il Eisa n l.YeS q NJ men II
sending poe- II such weather. on
. LOSE hen. without rendering a.d.
! shall b blamed il l-aye shem ::
a@. a.>o =
blamed ASK them + = IS urgent,
The code signals ve.r % work. ard
III rep.g came usca
Mos. Urgent"
Tn ssaam increased II fury. The
-un1als q n dement's made deaf
4nins saar. !, was decided 20 launch
8 boat and volunteers were called for
As IS invariably tha case under such
circumstances, plenty were for.hccnz-
m
Chief o#cer Rrs-n xaS given
har-e e n toa.. and n pars.aas
ass Of launching l.
Nth b The exercise OF great care,
enacity. and skill this was a. last
accomplished. Capt. Inskip took mis-
vessel as close into the Phillis a. Was
cor~iS-en1 with safety. The beat. OF
course was we'll furnished with pro-
visions.
Anxious moments ensHed for chosa
IN board The Orient. more particularly
for its master. Many times they held
,hsir breath II agon:zing suspense.
\ heir comrades WEE hidden
from y.ew by wall of turbulent.
ses,hins water, and were long in re-
appearing On several occasions.
Wen 10 sight OF the boat was obtain
be for What seemed an interminable
':me. their hearts sank and they
hc3sht tha, all was over.
II car.f liye IN such :. s-a'" aoai-
and again exclaimed Capt Inskip
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-31
HEALTHY PLANTS
REQUIRE the Most Careful Attentiea ..
Wei, as Good Soil.

Dii go ever see -oseaGsh which
dssr:,s re :-csc oe-ezc5lI erv.-c--er.f
- scil-ot s--st;n-a-i ct alr6>c ccere
seemed never u achieve hea.thv
Cowth
4 co7 = manure viii not te,c -,e-.
that mas s ca1se- saI.rs OF = -Aer--
TQu nus 5esc-o* - cz-Se 1e.s-e y
eaa -elos= c5e ct
EoI ca71-- c--e Da~.-.A arr -
cess - r155i-E .a:r l=.:aHs
clct!-g ! .aSe.iEe e.
To- rss. ,ook = ,f= cause = =
.ro:1i@-t-s gs-- a. the -eets
you- os:- -t:-a eaGSes = = =,
Ne~t-as Ee-r'ciffs 6zs-r-vs
srd -saT.:s. hai- g =. So -aSzf.-
So,9 ~ ,eaiirE druggists So ~
srancS - ss--,e to re Ee-ese.d- .
Ce--ot- N:oh
Fer sale 5y Coor aa6 Beden. spec:a.
agents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-31
SHAKER PEACE CONFERENCE.

With peace among nations and
among men" as its wa-chword a no.
table conference 10 further interna ion
al arbitration has ssen opened a.
Mount Lebanon. \. y under -he
auspices Of the sect OF shakers who
have made Mount Lebanon heir raj.
lying ground since The DAYS Of ne rev
olution. The Shakers claim. and vi,h
good cause. to have been the pioneers
IN this country in he movement for
international arbitration
They now propose that influence
be brought 10 bear upon 1heir govern
It ent. as the people of other countries
are bringing influence 70 bear upon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-31
THURSDAY. AUGUST 81. 1905.

Mr.. H. B. Pryor, manager Of circu.
6ttcn Of the Graphic, makes the city
circulation his special charge. Sub
~.bers falling TO receive their papers
Sorperly. viii confer favor upon this
department by reporting carelessness
q failure to deliver At once. Phone
I'D Sc: new IA
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-31
WE LEARNED ALL
ABOUT TEETH

In the best dental schools IN the
country. Then we acquired skill and
experience N years Of practice. Now,
We offer you the best modern dentist.
~ in all branches at moderate rates
Tell US about your tooth troubles
Our Office is newly equipped with
the latest appliances known to the
dental profession With cur Nitrous
Czide G S. Vita!ized Air and Electric,
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