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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-10
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Gage in SiiOiucit-Ifrifa sie6t No aioedetst
Sur Sciorsnih. IL.

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nou.- Neres @itt asi''' 'as'
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pfina OeS EOIrS ~ It. sMs.
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.eI enc, Sc. pro RDrtipn.
0pttIh . sHes Eeefitent. 3eler eeodmpfs
id, 3euer SudersIlaiS. Ieler
ID 81 Seuimel nit Butter, dafiee un0
4 nit ScDileo 6rnb, 9niiee, &c.
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Ste s8drlRc, Die BON uuferem Srn. 8.
st ger i'm letten .Serbit .ipdbrene teiner
'tNf dbett IN 9olnno %nigeinuit plroen.-
l zen iueroen In oteiem &Iimu gut fortfonts
dnn iino $3.50 iuertb; beute lie 49c. 9tur
H 5oIbe %oertautt, ole otefcn IbeiI unierer
Sc speSiel. 8 gouen lnferes g,eu Gen.
ri $1,000 9o9en) ieiOenarti9eu ~taierigen 5ui-
fault, Die einen unierer Gbeds buben.
sltie' aIetourntren Ste Peuic Oel Gbed 9r.
%tantten nno elnptansen Gle oatir as Ieitellf
tir ieoen 10 5uriId9egebenen 9bed foitenfrei ets
ne elegante Sbnhtel, 3 Sthde BON reid pars
tilrritrter &c. IoilettersSeite entbnlteHh.
20 9ametsQaeesS z tritutpfe, fhpar5 unb i'll
y reueit lobtnrbtgen S6attirungert; b~ieteIbeu
e baben ooppeIte 9adet uno 3ebeft. fdmrHts
% mSrtb; bier fhr bente 5 8aare fiir zoe.
70 d i9pGr6e ooer lobiarbiqe %fairlIoie
~ Wa1ilersS trllrrpte, NIT netBen JiBen, due
y @roBen; beute 8 @aare fit 29e.; pro &nnr
/ 20 loo. pertb.
20 G@t f6nar8e 9tn6er.s trimpte. aerippt
" 20 Ino fnintlos a B1are fit 29c.
Y 29 Gin pouitdnoieeS aIetoer.WiuIter; aus 8
II 20 Yaros bon ehtfdrbiaen, bels ooer bunfels
~ %tGrbt9en &c. @uIieoes %beitebenS; baS 9an8e
20 Sarantirt Sas bette; a~arantirt e6ttar.
g bon s4fr5en:& insbanl 8 parbs fir 29e.
20 5ertige aebIeihte getttiider, in boiler
20 Sr6be fir 8peii6ldfri9e Better. Die 69e.
% Gnalitlt; breite Sdume uno 6unl Sebrau0
% 5erttse eeblei6tc aopffiRen lleber8iee.
% boIe @r6Be, fir ben Sebrant fertile; 4
oa9on ilr goo; le 121ae tpsrt9:
~ too etilfe BON sano n,iSslsl S 0afi
NJ q aus Bodies, glbatros, 2aoiess9Iotb. Sers
riettas b%eitebenb; lerTer etioa 10 Slide
Icu ,ilr sustuabI 29c. pro Yaro; bon soc. bis
sc. pro Daro pertb.
D Gorbeb 3ubutnt g~Saf9.Seibe; Tolpie
odtbt tpeiBe Geioe, bic 9efuobnll6 tir
ri Sr. pro Oaro berfduft lpirb; oouttdnbiees
2rtiment; belte 5ur GuSpabl pro 9aro
YIN a. br feline oimic, iueiBe 9amen Iat
iiSfhbIi6eeTTt y fder, epibeit.S tidereien uno NIT
lTemiSer @ ,obener Nrbett; ntbt elmer i'll Ore
gsolma0tei ',n"tie %lpeuiger, nIs loo. pertb; tat
&snllplolo,f tSSe ans battem eoI5, p%ptenirte
sTRAYT lGng'!gG, J tar irs'nO eiHen 6'b pai'
a aernait gan5 Iinuene Bureau obcr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-10
aleiin.garoatns

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
30 9 BIO. G6uorfIeitb. 2 Rib. beites Gal5.
20 fIeifh. 1 $50. 9eber lno 1 9fo. 9er8, Iues
30 s 9iS. Sanlbure Gtear, zoe.
90 Srffbes S6ipeinetleii6, 2&9fo; tiir 29e
90 9ammfIeiI9, bGs GGum III, 2 bis a Bio,
20 sirIoir, ODER Rorterboufe > steal, 0uei
30 BIO. fir 29c,
20 @eites @budsRonIt, 4 9fo. fir zoe.
30 6 9fo. beites SGI5fleii6 tiir 29c,
30 3 9to. eobtes Country 2eufsS6ndl5, 29e'
30 8 Bio. beiteS 8reuifnitsgdcon. 29e;
20 4 8iD. @nlifornier SbinfeTt thr 29c.
Ginarreu NIB Sdbaf.
90 Sbore gtcres. nIlertbnlhen tnr DC: per
% .fanft, bier fir beute 10 fit 29c.; SLAB pro
20 10 9cnrp Gee &c. Gienrren fir 29e,
20 IL quite Gigarren, @rtrasg3erib, fir zoe.
20 is CANOE Siiner Gigarren. ihr 29c.
90 5 cute Toe. @ieurreH fit zoe.
20 8efutoer SenrusSo. CSa.) 2abat, 29e'
% pro Riutb,
BsrnheimeF Bros
arute 0amtlien-26ben.
Oil. 3t3, 3f5 aHS 81, @et'setinatun' straRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-10

iuelfen leet WottS gemletbet bat, be-
nltbte.
0aS 9ireftorium ser
oAIGg. @euti6en @retien.
m +" belt geItern a6eiio I'M
@nitoItSgeb0uoe an ser Baltimore
mo &~apionltroBe feline regeImGBige
MonntS . |8eriommlung unter Dem
Soriis bcs 8rGiiOenten Or. Wtorflls
9admonu ob. 9r, Sobn .. Mfeper
flngirte ais Brotofoaiiibrer. GS
puroe cine u%n9emobnlih aroBe 3abl
bon nellen Mitglieoern in Den .@ret.
Ienbeim : Gerein" oufgenommen,
nGmIi6 ole $50. Geo. 8. abrling, S.
S. 9irfmeier, s. 0enfer, jun, Ntor.
tin @iaett & 60, @ebriioer Qltanot,
6. 9. &ennp & 60, &. S. 8imfel.
mann uno IS. 5ranf 8ibnep. @ine
Donation I'M @etrage bon 500 BON
Dem 8eritorbeuen Wtar @litt mur0e
oonfen0 angenommen.
Ole yM uiifer.lt II / 0 II so II
Baltimore" belt gelterg III Der
nMedJonics' Soae" lire iGbrlide @e-
neral : 8eriammlung uno 9eomten-
fpobl ob, meIhe foIgenoes @rge6nib
bate: Yr1iioent Sobn Seiot, @ice-
graiioent Salon 9unbam, SefretGr
6er6inano 2in6oro, S1abmeiiter
Senrp alausner; 6innn5 : Gomite:
Sobn Sbel (8oriiber), Senrp 9ibel,
2olis $. 5iiber, S. 9(noreip 2inbaro;
Greflltip . Gomite: Carl glrnot, O..
&enrp Goot, @m. 6. Mariboa,
Sbeparb Yeorion, SEQ. @iiitlato,
8m. Smlnner, gilbert 4ofe; 9elega-
ten urGonoentiou Der amerifoniiden
60oeration Der Muiifer in Detroit.
Mi6, $50. Senrp 8ibel, Salon Dun.
6om uno Charles u. 0erlin; Stell.
bertreter: &oScoe 81. Yodoro, 9apio
gmmeri6 uno SenrD &%lausner.
MosfenbaIlfeier. Die
@ruppe rSunt Club, t6eIde BET Dem
,8ermania : Mdnner6or." Wiosfen.
bali einen Yreis errong, uertilgte ge-
itern 9lbeno ben Breistuein BET einent
Seltmable, p%erbunoen nit Sam3,
tr1n3den, i'm fleinen Saal Der s@er.
mania . Mannerd]or . Sdlle." SIT.
Momentbp %ieroirte elm feines Wtenu
uno Brof. gorni6ein's Srheiter con-
3%ertirte. Inter Den Intueienoen be.
ionben iih Die SS. Serntan S. ST.
ider, iun., 6ranf Seloman, iun.. s.
2igbtbiier, jun, Sobn s. 8ilbelm,
@oporo s. @oAter, Sreo. Gutenberg,
8rant Gutenberg. gomoro S0rids,
8aIter Snopp, Seroinanb 8. Gio-
man, 9luauit 9. eiomun, iun., @bas.
Gilman uno Die Srls. 6. Sabn, Wt.
Scoop, 81. Sedelmon, W. Maidenfe,
5. anopp. %. @ilbelm, 6. 2igbtbi-
ier, 6. Gutenberg, $. @adter, V. bon
Sein, 6. 9eder uno 5. @ppler.
II nbetannter Heger ges
unoen.- Der 2eihnam zines INT
b%efannten Negers puroe am 9onner-
tag Morgen, fitr5 mad 6 ltbr, IN
einem @rnben ne6en Dem iiiolif)en
@eleile Ser Baltimore 8 io.gabn,4
etiua 800 CARDS meitlid bon Der
Observation-Disclosures : Bride. liegeno
o%ufgeiunoen. Der Neger tuar etua
SO Sabre alt uno 5iemlid gut gefleis
oct. Sein 2eihnam puroe IN Die
itaotiide Worgue geididt uno Goro-
ner Or. Garoiptbers benadridtigt,
Der geitern Ibeno in Der norooItIiden
Yoli5eiitation cine llnteriubitng ab-
belt. SIS itelte iih beraiis, oaB Der
Neger aligenibeinlih pon einem
3iige Der gabn ~getroffen ipuroe. oab
ieood Elm llnfaa norl;ege. nno oie
| gornupr5,G sttrn NH ON A~nhiuIn1tfru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-10

ole 9atltonsoompdgllte etlletfeit, I'm
Derielben oaS @erfteigentbum am
6itBe Der 8nrfeitraBe ob5ujogen, tpel'
dies bieielbe fir iid beaniprudt, mad
Der Dor Sabren bonn bnmoligenS taot'
@eometer @m. g. Spomlep borge-
nommenen unteriudung o6er Der
Stobt gebort. Sn eittem onberen
Sail beaniprtdt Die Ganton.G ompag,
ME bo8 unterbalb aIiceunnoItrube
liegenoe iiiolife @noe Scr Gbeiter.
StroBe.
= Sit iiberfIii fiji
Ser I'M Gtaotrotb in Ser S6pebe
befiHolide 8ei6luB, Die n1hite Sc.
gislatllr nm Die Autoritdt eriu6eno,
oie SoiiSbeIibern i'm granooiItrift,
pelden ourh Die Nipelirung Der
StraBen ltnfoIten eriua6ien iinb,
i6oo1os 81 balten, lit iiberfliiiiig,
iogtc eeitern Staot.Brofurator
Bruce, nelder bonn eriten Ratbs'
sipeig INN Iiisfunft iiber Die 2egali-
tat oes 9eldluifes erilidt poroen lit.
Die I'M Ipril lebten So9reS poliirtC
WibeQirungs . Teroronung, erfl1rta
3err Bruce, perpfli6te Die Stoot.
nit 3uItimmung Der 2e%gislatur Die
2eute idJaotos 81 balten, nno iobalG
Die 9egislatrr in Sisune trete, mir
De er cine 8ia fir oen 3med einrei'
den. Der in Srage itebenbe Staot.
ratbs6eidIuB ipuroe>i I'M 5tueiten3nci'
qe BON Serrn @iienbronot eingereidt
SER 9rlice miro Dem eriten &otbs'
/ 5tpeige oieie sntiuort nahiten Moil.
tag geben.
/ cg>nen'S g lan.
StroBenbelen6tungS Superin'
tenoent MtcGuen trGgt iid mieoer nit
mebreren Yl6nen fir oieg erbeiieruna
0es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9ienites
er miro n1mli6 bel ieoer StruBen
~freu3ung in 9ranbbiitrift iouie iiber'
balipt i'm gati5en @eifaftstbeile oel
Staot 5Dei eleftriiHe 8ogenlafnper
nnb einen in Der Mitte oes Sduierge
piertS erridten laiien. Dor ben
gronoe NOR mn cine gogenlampe /:
ieber StroBenfreu5ung. SIM Sanger
fueroen 400 bis 500 nelte StraBen
lampen, eleftriibe nnb @oslampen
Dor ndbiten Script errittet meroer
Mit Der S%nitaqirung neuer @aslam
pen miro 9err WcGiien aber parten
bis Der ietige @ontraft nit Der Sos
@eieaihaft, infer neld)er Die Sfao
b%erielben $7.25 pro Strabenlomp
5ablt, obaelaufen lift, benn unter Die
tent eontroft lit Die Stabt gesfpun
serL Der Cos @eieaidaft fir ieo'
neue @aslampe : 8erbinbung S. 81
sablen. CT min iiberbaupt feinel
oernrtigen Gontraft nit Der @ds
eefeIidaff tnieoer dbidIieBen, penl
Oieielbe NIT ibrcm Hreis nidt beoetl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-10

beits5uitanDG Der 9obn oblollfen unO
bern ouf cine beHr3en 8obnlinien folt-
merling unb ouf ieinae es fir rutbiom
in ieinem idlid)tGf rIide a6eabe
ihlieBen 81 O%iirfen, BUR 3eit'f $4,000
set ii6 Der 8rin5 IN Iiiuan, OBJ.
@gppten; Ieine baloige Hiidfebr prr- 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-10

80 Die o@roBloge bon WarDlono,
Il. 8. @. g." bGlt am Sonntag, ben
8. april, Nahmittags INN 21@ llbr,
in Otto Gangs Saae, 0r. SIC, Dit
2ombaroitrdBe, lire piertelidbrlid)e
8~eriammlung alb, bei peld)er aae
Witglieoer auiueieno iein Iollten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-10

Il g. tfIGrropbiIdl gelneIoet.
t t,v o' wor NJ il Ter .gebt.
tsttns, !, ,.,;4 il gIoitben Bari 10
ON oet.,'. l"a al" @iifIer ben un-
1 ~'a'I.'a' 0''' 9erlin'S auf INNER
!.y,'{E.in oct, Sn einem Slilnblatt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
THE LAST MEETING
AContinned from Pace One.A

Confined from PAGE 0ne0
an opinion in which he held thai the
license could not be collected by law
A motion that the money he refunded
was made. Much discussion resulted
Alderman Clement, Il livestock deal
er, said he had previously paid the Ii
cense, but had not done So this year
because lie had been informed that
he did not have to pay it. He did moi
object tC paying the license. nut those
who ought To pay the license had not
done so. He believed that all ought
to be required to pay. Treasurer Rob
inson said if any one had been selling
stock without a license aside from
Alderman Clement, he did not know
it.
The molten 10 refund tie license
money was defeated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
is BATH A NECESSITY
OR A LUXURY?

In Isidor Ray yner, Maryland sends t.
the United States Senate brilliant
successor to Louis E. McComas. Ray.
ner is a Jew and the first of his race
10 ST in the Senate since The retire
ment of Simon Of OREGON. Porn IL
Baltimore, April II. 1850, he was @ III
Gated at the University o. Virginia.
He was married to Francis Jone ReN-
an in 1871 and admitted to the bar
during the same year. In 1S1S he
was elected to the Maryland IeglsIa-
ture and to the state senate in 1896.
He was a member of congress fro;n
1886 to 1892. and became Attorney
General of Maryland in 1899. re was
counsel for Rear Admiral Winfield
Scott Schley before the Court Of In
curry N 1901, and is known as man
moi only of caustic wit, but rs possess
cd of a keenly analytical mind. rms
vas demonstrated in his closing al
dress in the Schley case, where during
five hours OF RAPID talking be gave
enlendid evidence Of close and sus-
tanned reasoning Here is an illustra-
ton of his Wit:
One dey he was on the foor OF the
rouse arguing an amendment 10 'he
Mckinley tr-f bill. Every thln2 IS !"
7,,>,1rv ~. y necesSity." he cauSu@liy
remarked:
NAV interrupt the gentleman
from Maryland - asked a southern
nlember who was usually in a DISNEY
c]cd and unkcmpt condition.
Certainly" responded Rayaer
.Did | understand YOU 10 say fha.
evory,h ng is either luxury o. q nee.
essitvo"
Yes. sir" said Rayner.
We'll. have just taNan BATH.
what would You call that
II vCur case" was the retort, 1T
is both necessity and hx'nN, a
necessity because YOU need / SO bad
lv, ard luxury because vow 5ake I
so rarely"
sturdy Democrat from pr'hp o'e,
senator Rayncr is at the same time
noted for his independence within par
~ lines and II is as the result ~
successful fight against the German
machine that he comes to the to9a 2
The Voter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Cotton Excharae License.

A request that The license ISSUED to
7 J. Majors and company for the
purpose cf conduct NJ cotton eN-
change be transferred 10 Wa Ter Cot
ter vas read Alderman Nichol
though Mr.. Mayors had forfeited the
eepse ana III I It ought not TO ba
transferred A motion that NJ. C.
ter be granted a license until June
/ 1905, up6H 'he payment of sl16s6
vas passed. the council refusing 10
Nansfer m, license
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
IN AN ANFARTIC SQUALL.
Terrible Experience, the Fempera-
ture Y Degrees Below Zero.

| tuTe X OSSTSSS oCiO" <Cf ".
Suddenly the mist lifted, and tie
Itenlneratpre. which generally rose
during gale. by this time had fallen
to - degrees below zero. The first
sGnall brought drift snow, and we suf-
fered greatly from frost bites while
securing our little camp. Our rein.
deer sleeping bags, while warm from
previous use, had been packed Oh the
| sledge, where they became quite fiat
and frozen hard, so that when the
gale surprised us we had to thaw our
selves gradually into them. Later On
we used the dogs TO thaW out the
bags for us. They always liked to roll
upon anything that was not snow or
lice. even were it but a thrown away
mitten, and they would turn round
and round over it, imagining that
they We're warmer than on the snow.
When later we threw our frozen bags
on the snow the dogs generally elus-
tered together on the mat once. and
soon after we could get into them.
BY this time the gale was over Us
earnest, and we took refuge in our
sleeping bags in the tent, from which
We We're not able to eXtricate our
selves for the next three nights and
days. in which time we expected the
icy floor beneath US to break up at
any moment Our sick tent rapidly
filled with dense fog, both from
cur breath and the heat given out by
the lantern, thick layer of frost
soon covered the inner walls of the
tent and beautiful snow crystals then
shown down on US through the ventl]-
alton hole in the bag. The drift soon
buried the tent, and the snow pres
sure left us just enough space for
our sleeping bags. The dark little
spot which we formed on those vast
dc gs and sledges all disappeared, and
the Antarctic gale as it ragged over
US found nothing but cold, white soil.
tude.
For three nights and three days we
had to take turns in standing on all
fours to prevent being smOthered by
the pressure of the snow. From time
to time the Laps joined in melan-
choly native hymns, the monotony OF
which seemed in a remarkable degree
t. harmonic with the rage of the
blizzard over our heads. We had
brought a small aluminium cooking
stove with lis into the tent and with
difficulty we prepared warm meal.
But in the cold the metal stuck to our
fingers, and it was not pleasant 70
have ones turn at cooking. We roas-
ted the heart Of seal but other parts
we ate raw The dogs We're compile e.
lv showed under Some of them had
eaten the straps of their harness in
order to free themselves, but they
were still unable TO move. being froz-
er to the iee--G. E. R0rchgreyink IN
the Century,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Is BIutherthal Wall Safe? ?

Regarding the south wall OF the j.
C. Atkinson building occupied by H..
c. Bluthenthal and company which
was next the Wolf Nichol building
recently burned. Two reports were
submitted.
A report signed by !. +. Gulpepper
chief of police, and J. p Harper, city
eneineer. stated that the wall was not
safe. Fire Oh ef Frazier and A c.
BIiner reported that the wall was
safe. with some repairs
Alderman Bovce said that five con-
tractors had said that the wall was
ret unsafe. Mr.. Atkinson had said
be was ready to make repairs but had
not been able to make the necessary
arrangements with the other parties
who were going to build.
Mayor White stated that he con-
sidered the wall very unsafe and that
he did not want tc. go into the build
ing. He wanted the council to take
official action.
Mr. Frazier did not consider the
wall safe with an additional building.
In its present condition. with i'm
prcvements. he considered ii perfectly
safe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Proposed to the const'ra
ton Providing for Public
Libraries.

E., Little Rock, April i.-fSpecial.) -
The senate refused to concur in the
anti ncpot ism amendment tn the in
sane asylum appropriation bill tackled
on by the house. The bill was .her
passed and returned to the house.
The senate passed the Fletcher bill
declaring to be public nuisanees all
houses in which intoXicants are lille
eally sold, or in which gambling de-
wees aer found. The vet" on the
measure was Is to y.
The senate passed Senator Brown
ing's bill authorizing farmers inst
tutes.
There was considerab BILE opposition
developed in the house to the Rask. n
bill for the establishment OF stat@
normal school for girls. II carries an
appropriation of $4,000.
The state capitol commission eX
tended to the legislature an invita-
ton to visit the new state house.
Representative Black Of Sebastian
county introduced a bill that will at
tract a great deal of attention, and is
especially favored by the women,s
clubs Of the state 1t is a bill provid-
ing an amendment to the constitution.
permitting cities of the first and sec
end class 10 levy tax for the estab-
lishment and maintenance of libra
leS
Representative Anderson Of Benton
county introduced bill providing for
the initiative and referendum. by
amendment to the constitution.
Senator Pinnix has introduced a
bill in the senate to prohibit the pro
arms. Before any person can order
any revolver c: Winchester rife he
n.ust apply for license from the
county court. Any person not having
such license shall pay fine of net
less than $50 and shall forfeit such
weapon Read twice and Senate.
Bolland offered an amendment t.
make the bin include the carrying OF
pocket knives.
Senator Tonoy opposed this amend
n.enI. He thought the law very good
one and one that would take away
from the mean negroes the weapons
nv used promiscuously by them.
Senator Holland said that he want
Cd the amendment adopt' d. Ne
thought the bill was wrong in every
way With the anmedment the bill
went to the judiciary committee
Senator Tc2cy has introduced in
the senate bill Ne 3l@. as substitute
(or senate bill @22. authorizing levee
districts Nos /, > and I. in Jefferson
county. to issue bonds and other eN
dorce If Indebtedness. No. go wa
withdrawn. and the new bill which
makes only sieht chance III the
phraseology of the measure. was re-
twice and made special order for
Wednesday mornins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
An EW VARIETY.

a New York woman ok of az cX
perience which she hsd recently IL
one Of the large department stores.
She was looking for some hcslse fur
nishings, and walking upto one of the
floor walkers asked where she could
see the candelabra.
"All canned goods two cca!urars to
the left answered the official 2uide,
briefly.-Harper,s Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
THE QUESTION:.

AT what age does the average
mans usefulness cease?a
THAT isn't the question" answered
the misanthrope. The main thing is
TO discover an age at which the aver
age mans usefulness begins. WASH
ington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Where Happiness Is Found.

Don't look for true happiness III the mansion
of the ve1y rich, where high priced physicians
are called in TO doctor evelv A lment But seek
il and find it. too. in the comfortable homes of
the middle-c and called poor, where
Green s August f over is always used to keep
the fAIni healthyto cure all stolnac h troubles :
whether indigestion q dyspepsia. constipation.
loss of appetite. bilious attacks or torpid liver
Tllal bottle, August +! !Ower 25c Big bottle sc
AT al Id druPcrSts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Sewer District.

A petition from property owners in
the scuth end Of the city asking that
;hey he allowed u JOIN sewer dis
Il Ct No : was r1ad The petition
asking 70 form the district was also
read. On mcrion the Two petitions
were referred back and new peri-
ton asked fof including all petition
EYS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
AN HMAN'S
SENSE OF HUMOR

An instance of the density Of the
average Englishmans sense Of humoi
is related by an American who hae
just returned from tour Ct several
months in The British Isles, says The
Faltimcrc sun The American was
walking a1@n2 the street in a small
EngI sh town carly one morning hold
irg n h5s aanJ letter which he de-
sired tc mail
Pardon me, said The American t.
a @nified gentleman whom he met
.But do Eou know where the postof
fee isa@
Yes repli, 4 the Englishman. pas
stag hy.
The Yankee tauehed and the Ensl
hsh, an turning. alphabetically: 81
}eg you, rardon but did You want 70
mail yeur letter.
No" said the American, contrcl1 ne
his desire to laugh outright.
The Eng!tshman looked relieved
bowed a good morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
CLOSE EXAMINATION.
ingtOn Star.

We want 10 examine your teeth
Well tell you what's the matter with
them, If there is defect that can be
re-! cGicd. we will fix it.
You can have tooth comfort and
better health because Of our work
Your teeth may be bad, but you need
not suffer. Well put them in good
shape for you Light cost and slight
pain NJ pain at al If We can help
it. We are careful t oget right q,
j.. d..r~.cu,ty to avoid usoeas vor}ing
wh~ro It's painful.
Al work enaranteed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Granted Further Time.

A resolution granting thirty days
add tional time to the Iron Mountain
ra lroad in whcih to respond tc the
proposition regarding the erection of
a union depot was passed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
GARBAGE Collection.

A proposition from the Thielo Gar
baee Receptacle company regarding
the collect ON of garbage in the city
was referred to sanitary committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
PINE BLUFF TRUST
COMPANY
LOCAL AGENT
BUSINESS RESTRICTED TO
SURETYSHlP ON BONDS,

The above company is not only the
strongest and best in the world but
is not and never has been melrber
of rating book or combination reg
ulating rates anywhere. It is there
fore not affected by the recent anti
trust law, and will remain in this
:rate for the transaction OF business.
Host all ether surety compan es viii
leave the state after March 23rd 1906,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Show Ordinance.

An ordinance refuil3ng deg and
pony shows To pay $a0 lceuse per
day whore 50 cents admission fee is
charged VAS passed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04

started IN 10 manufacture G.
shoes in 1876. and j. 'S>} h-ear
systematic system nf adycrtis n@
and am. today The sreatnsl alycltis.
er Of shoes in tte world corta rlv
flad that II pays OF wonff not con.
tinp4 it-W. T. Douelas. BrocR'oN
Mass
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04

Grown people believe in fables al.
most as ridiculous as the one tod
children about Santa Claus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Money for T cams.

An ordinance epproplatina $500
bos the purpose of Jay ng sjty teane
was passed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04

Remember / am s,s.l writer's
fire insurance in I'D line eoInpattee
Sc r. ~ II Vain stree. v. =
Tan l.ersley.