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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-25

visiting made the afternoon hours hap
ny ones.
The Misses Edith and Stella Young
entertained at social party on Friday
evening. at the home OF their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Young, on Acade-
my avenue. Games, music and de-
licious luncheon we're the pleasures
planned, The guests were Misses stella
and Jessie Nelson, Beatrice Ashworth
Sara Herbert. Margret Clayton, Dora
Vance, Stella and sena Nielsen, Jen-
ME and Martha FERN, Matte Lloyd.
Hazel slatlngs, Hazel Strong, Hattie
Van Wagner Doll Henrle, Susie ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-25

Misses Emma and Fay Loose, Vira
Storrs, Nina Taylor, Fern Sutton, celia
Farrer, Bess and Lille Allread, Chloe
Smoot, MIR. Eph, Cluff, Merle Taylor,
Len Raile, Frank and Don Alexander,
Ralph Jones. Amos Howe, Ernest
Wadsworth and Dean Twelves.
The ladies' OF the Macabees enter
tanned a number of friends at social
at the lodge rooms In the knight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-25

cobsen, Maline Glazier. Anne Newell,
Ethel Rawlins, Margaret. Bean, Thethe
Hardy, Rene Chapman, Gertrude Brown,
Carrie Evans, pansie Thensen, Kate
Rogers, Ruth Hall: Messrs. Lawrence
Adams, John and Arthur Vance, Jack
Kunrie, King briggs, Rob Oldroyd,
Rob Evans, Israel Lott, Alma Boyden,
Rob Robson Hamilton Gardner, Err
nest Carroll, Orin Palmer. Geo. Hanger,
David Gourley, Orson and Joe Lloyd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-25

Wilson Glacier, Ben Bean, John Rees.
John Watson and Archie Walton.
The Mystery club met on Thursday
afternoon at the club rooms Mrs. Liz
gle Elder gave a paper. A song was
given by Miss Dulcie webb, and a nj
ano selection by Miss Nellie Clyde.
Miss Winnie wilkins entertained a
number Of friends on Wednesday even.
ing at social party. Partners for the
evening were found by matching quo
tatlons. Many amusing games fur
nIshed no end OF amusement for the
merry crowd. Those present We're
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-25

eo GVN 20 on NV Wednesday evening
merrs I hno, music ana dsnss Lunch.
" me happy crowd s made
ye lse students dents attending ,Do p
teineG o. i'onn Wnsatch stsLno - Y. uni.
n nun,h presidency of ibs enter.
ana u Iiper OF friends fron, Wv stake ana
81 80 llsper on Friday eveni Charleston
"s .S hall' Games ana ' 5ns' at gym
Co. s,ort program OF G1'anclng with
s o,aslhs, ana a social ban6,sItultilons ana
ing. measures OF thu o "ue
me sorosie club met On ~,
y vv5serhoon with Mrs. "a, ednesday
, MSIu gave well preppreIsL Mn
me Campaign IN tbe Su paper On
h,s py review OF RHoTnun'h, FOL.
ny beulah Baohman. H'eiherhassett
Mr., and Mrs. Jeffries o,,.
Mon9ay afternoon about ,Ghi,alned on
people IN honor OF tho hlrth gShrty little
little son Paul. Maav t,uey OF their
amusing games were nisrrv'eslng ana
pleasure Of the merry littIse c,o Tor The
ward an,usor," BlYen In the ma,
inc y S'Ihs eii nal on FRIDAY nm
Ing, was both financially ana may so even
q uolhplete success. Some M ~, ISoolely
su,nes worn were very artIstte "e co.
otners created much arnusomo.,, while
ance, ''Ohed appear.
Mrs Gray entertained Nm nj,
evening at a dinner marty thursday
honor OF Mrs. Plasted OF penveSs' en IN
Inc music department OF IN. n
university under the dlrectio,," Is, J.
Lund have decided ON tho ia,, VI rtot
OF April, for the first preseS,esI part
..nelr opera They viii he assls,o og o.
MT Alfred Best Of Salt Lake I ci,y 0y
Mrs Ovando Beebe and Mrs IN
D; snow Of Salt Lake city were % pre
visitors on Sunday '''e Ftoyo
A number Of young peonlo ma, 49,,
home OF Mrs, Ellie Howe an Th,, az ,ns
evening and organized a ney, Iisu,lslV
club, which win meet each bmersy
evening and consider the late Iii ns1a.y
ture. IA" "'eTa'
Mrs. Sam schwab has spont N, 49,,
week IN salt Lake city the eusst !,
Mrs r. a, Wedgewood, " "
Miss Celia swenson Of Salt Tat. c,..
IL visiting friends I'm Provo, tbs ~, v,y
OF Mrs o. C.. Newell " e''"
The students attending the p v go,
Yersity from Sanpete stake entertsin.,
at a social party In gymnasium hsl Sp
Thursday evening. The Nail dsc6r o'
lions were In pink and green. A caro
by OF crepe tissue paper, susnenSsA
above the banquetlng tables. IN oss
end OF the large room, made them loot
bright and cheerful A musical n,o
gram, and many Interesting games wsr,
the evenings pleasures. Those bay.
ing the AFFAIR I'm charge were Mr.
Peterson, Mr., Fred Lamb. Mr. R,.
mussen Mr. Dave Edmonds. Mr. Raw
Mlllar, Mr.. Geo, Bartholomew. Miss Fi,
Musig, Miss Lula Nelson Miss Laura
Bradley Miss Bell futile, Miss LINE
Elder, Miss Annie Edmonds, and miss
May Bartholomew,
Mr., and Mrs. James Graham arc
visiting friends IN Salt Lake.
Miss Nerva Rose entertained a few
friends at an informal musicale On
Tuesday evening. Those present wer,
Miss Thethe Hardy Miss Corde Pc.
terson, Mr. MILFORD McAlllster, Mr
Pete Peterson and Mr. Clarence Hav.
kins.
Mrs. Lee snedaker Of Salt Lake City
Is the guest OF her sister Mrs. Slater
The Second ward Dramatic club gave
an excellent presentation OF THE Out.
casts Daughter" in the ward meeting
house on Friday evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-25
LOGAN.

Logan, March 2i,-Mr and Mrs ho.
nard Linnartz entertained a number Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
WASTING AWAY

It's the small but constant
loss of flesh that indicates
physical waste : the gradual
slipping away OF healthy flesh,
pound by pound, which no
ordinary food seems to re-
store. SCOTS Emulsion will
restore it. This Emulsion is
the greatest flesh builder OBJ
tainable. SCOTS Emulsion
first stops the wasting-that's
one gain. Then when it sup
plies new flesh and takes one
back to normal strength and
weight, that's another gain
and a big one.
Wen send you sample, free
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street. New York
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

ever 70 do with the private polit-
ical campaign of Candidate jeff
Davis. Charles w. Fairbanks is
at present a candidate for the
Republican nomination for presi-
dent in 1908. But if he should
Write to the Republicans of Ar
kansas a letter asking for their
support he would hardly consider
himself permitted to sign 1t
Charles w. Fairbanks, vice pres
ident of the United States
With all his varied talents and
his many parts Governor Davis
does not seem to have any ca
pacity for dual capacity. Some OF
the uses of the title Governor
of Arkansas have had no more
propriety in them than would be
the use of that title by Mr.. Jeff
Davis in sending a written order
to his grocer for ham. Now we
have with us this embarrassin
incident of the governor refusing
to attend the luncheon to Presi-
dent Roosevelt because Powell
Clayton is going to be present.
But without desiring to wound his
feelings in the least we might say
that Jeff Davis has not been in
vited to attend the luncheon. The
governor of Arkansas has been in
vited to attend, for the governor
of Arkansas is the proper person
to respond to the toast "Arkan-
sas,' and to represent the
state.
The most pungent criticism (and
probably the first) of Gov. Davis for
this unwarranted use of his title was
made by Judge A. B. Grace of Pine
bluff, in a private letter to the gov
ernor three years or more ago in re
sponse to some uncalled for remarks
of Gov. Davis concerning Judge
Grace. Gov Davis made this letter
public. but for what reason nobody
could understand, for it certainly
made Gov. Davis appear in very
'idiculous light.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

If insurance rates have really in
creased all the while that the city has
been increasing the protection of prop
erty against loss by fire, of what ben
eft is a fire department. city cleo
trician and other means of fire protec-
ton? If insurance was cheaper with
out these things, as Alderman We'll al
legged in his remarks at the council
meeting Monday night, it would seem
that they are only useless Injuries
I; seems that Pine Bluff should be
able to get a better rating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
JEFF DAVIS, "GoVERNoR."

The Little Rock Gazette "pokes
fun" at Gov. Davis for the unwarrant-
ed use he makes of his official title.
Ii he writes political letter to city
ward heeler," to "redneck" of the
bottoms, or to "hillbillie," he always
signs it, Jeff Davis, Governor" If he
writes a personal epistle of abuse of
some person who has created his dis
pleasure in political way, he signs
it, Jeff Davis, Governor"
Under his official signature he acts
for the state and not merely for Jeff
DAVIS. and Arkansas has no concern
In any Of his acts except his official
one, and his acts as an individual can
not be those of the governor, even
though he may try to give them Off
cial sanction by endorsing them as
"Jeff Davis, Governor" The Gazette
says:
1t has always seemed to us that
Governor Davis makes the mis-
take of looking upon Jeff Davis
and the governor of Arkansas as
one and the same. He does not
seem to realize, or if he realizes,
he does not seem to show that
he realizes, that at one time he
should be simply and merely
jeff Davis and at another time he
must be the governor of Arkan-
sas. =
For instance. as showing how
he allows jeff Davis to trench
upon the preserves of Governor
Davis he will sometimes write
public communication in advocacy
of his candidacy for the United
States senate and sign it Jeff
Davis, governor of Arkansas"
But of course the governor of Ar
kansas should have nothing what
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

The city continues to add to its
Sc werage system, and it will not be
many years longer, if the spirit of the
p&st two years is maintained, before
the city will have a thorough system
of underground drainage. the only
sanitary drainage to be had AS fast
as sewers are built, the people should
he required to connect their premise.
with the sewers so that all unsanitary
matter may be carried off Immediately
It means much in the good health of
the people of the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS:

We beg to announce that we have
determined to dissolve our individual
Local Insurance Agencies, and, asso-
oiate ourselves in one single Agency.
and to that end that we have organic.
ed and shall charter the "HOME IN
SURANCE AGENCY" which will be-
sin business at Nc. III Main street,
On November 1, 1905.
This new plan will greatly reduce
our expenses, and at the same time
enable us to render better and more
satisfactory service to our patrons,
relieving them of the necessity of
dealing with a multiplicity of agents,
for scarcely any line will be too large
for the HOME AGENCY to handle
alone.
The new Agency will also conduct
a general Real Estate Business, in
cluding the conveyancing ard the me-
gotiations of loans.
1t will represent none but Old Line
Stock Companies, affording the sound
est of indemnity, and it's facilities will
be many times greater than those of
any other agency in this territory.
We are not strangers, but old citi-
zens Of this community, and expert
enced insurance men, we'll known to
you, and we promise the same honest
dealings as have characterized our
former Agencies, individually, in the
past, and also that intelligent service
that arises from experience alone.
There will be no confusion in hand.
ling your lines already in any of our
former Agencies for your renewals
Shall have our prompt and careful
attention as the expirations are reach
ed.
We cordially and heartily thank you
fer the confidence and PATRONAGE here.
tofore bestowed upon each of us. and
earnestly solicit the same for the new
Agency. Very truly,
GEO. NJ. WELLS,
Russell HOLLIS.
F. M. ROSENBERG.
Secretary of Bell-Vernon Co.
E. B. BLOOM,
Secretary Travellers TT.n,4..,< To-
". &. TANkERSi.EY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
A PLEASED CUSTOMER RETURNS.

Good morning, sir said the
stranger, entering the drug store.
How do you do?" responded the
| druggist, courteously.
Don't remember me, do your ask
| ed the stranger.
"I-youll pardon me, but | have a
| poor memory for faces
Remember about year ago
came in here and told you my hair
! was falling out little, and you sold
me two bottles of your own unrivaled
Eair tonic, which you guaranteed
would grow hair on an egg shell if
properly used! And now"
The stranger removed his hat, ex-
losing his glossy scalp, and the drug
eist turned and mumbled something.
"Then-this place in my mouth
where there used to be tooth. Re-
member about year and a half ago
came in, suffering with toothache,
and you sold me vial of your own
toothache tincture, assuring me the
tooth would not bother me any more!
It doesn't It's out"
The druggist turned pale this time
and looked earnestly into the cigar
case.
And" continued the stranger, 81
think it was two years ago that / came
in and told you of the trouble l was
having with indigestion. got a bot
tie of your dyspepsia dispeller, and
since then I've lived on predigested
food"
The druggist got sallow about the
lips this time, and absentmindedly
put his hand down in the center of
sheet of fly paper. When he disengag
ed himself from the fly paper he look
ed up, expecting to find the stranger
gone, but the latter had another re.
collection.
1T was three years ago. he stated,
that l came in and asked you as a
friend to recommend something that
would remove a mole from my chin.
You fixed me up some stuff, and ever
since l used it I've worn a full beard
to hide the half dozen moles that leap
ed into being on my cheeks and chin
The druggist by this time was so
embarrassed that he unwrapped .
piece of toilet soap and bit off a
chunk, thinking it was candy, but the
stranger Went On remembering cures
for cold in the head, remedies for he at
burn, and other things until the drug.
gist went to the cigar case, cot a .,
cent cigar, and held it out with mute
appeal in his eyes.
SNo thank YOU" said the stranger.
II bought some cigars of Won five
years ago and swore off tha night
l simply called to ask you to suggest
another remedy to me-"
What seems to be the trouble with
you now? asked the druggist.
My Aunt Jemima, who is Worth a
million and has made will in my fav-
or is visiting us and she is lai,, ur |
With appendicitis. ran nv... to ask |
: 'l for your favorite rame! ~ for
Il att
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1s, 1905.

Mr.. H. B. Pryor, manager OF clrcu.
0a&icn of the Graphic, makes the city
circulation his special charge. Sub
soribers failing to receive their papers
Dorperly, will confer favor upon this
department by reporting carelessness
nr failure to deliver at once. Phone,
ID sc; new 124.
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

At nearly every meeting held by the
council recently extension of the water
mains has been ordered, which is
Wse LEGISLATION. as the people are enti-
tied to the fire protection as well as
t. the deep we'll water furnished by
the water plant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

The Graphic was the first to advo-
cate branch of the fire department
for Lakeside, and it is still in favor of
it, but if it is going to raise the insur-
ance rates out there. perhaps the
Lakeside people would prefer not to
have it,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

That fire alarm signal system was
certainly nuisance, for the fellow
at the water works never blew the
numbers so that anybody could read
them. 1t was we'll to abolish it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
WE LEARNED ALL


ABOUT TEETH
In the best dental schools n .,
country. Then we acquired Skill, 49,,
experience in years Of practice Nou
We offer you the best modern dent;s.
~ in all branches at moderate ro,os
Tell us about your tooth troubles
Our Office is newly equipned n,.,
the latest appliances known ~ .s.
dental profession. With our N;t,..
Oxide Gas, Vitalized Air and E,oo,.,-
al appliances makes Filling c,o..
aightening Crown and Rridoou,a-,.
ard Extraction absolutely nain,o..
We are the largest dental comna,u -
the South, and owing to buvin, ~.
material in large quantities are ohio
tn offer greatly reduced prices in ~
branches of dentistry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
Daily Graphic.

THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
YOUNG AND OLD

s eahesuy urged to write at once for Free Advice
Make US your confdant describing all vmr t,mhl. 4,
age, ana we Will send you valuable instructions and
ADVICE, in plain, sealed envelope ''S
noo.ess: Ladies Advisory Dept, The Chattanooe.
MEDICINE Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn. -.>'''>e~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

The county campaign is coming on
for very lively campaign. perhaps
tolerably warm in some of the con-
tests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

Entered at PostOfice at Pine Blum,
Ark, as second class mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

staff correspondent of the st LOUIS
Republic, and will result in much
good to the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18

That was an interesting story of
Arkansas and it's resources told by
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
SHERIFF DEFIES GOVERNOR
st. Louis Oncial Refuses TO Enforce
Anti-Gambling Law-snys Troops
May Get Shot.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June A-The express
directions OF Governor Folk that the Del
mar race track be raided today and all
alleged violators OF the anti-betting law
be taken into custody were not carried out
beyond the arrest of eight persons quietly
made by two deputy sheriffs, and tonight
Sherin John Herpel of St. Louis county
issued statement that he was opposed
to raids and that troops would not be sent
until he had requested them, and, further
more, he does not believe that they are
necessary for the handling of the situation
When asked tonight why he did not make
raid today on Delmar track, in COM
pliance with Governor Folks instructions,
Sheriff Herpel said he did not believe in
raids and intimated If troops were sent
into the county they might be shot down.
The sheriff said:
am sheriff of st. Louis county and
have not requested any assistance from the
governor. Troops will not be sent into
this county legally until l have made such
a request and believe the county authori-
ties are abundantly able to handle the
situation as it exists at present. 1 am
under bond of $4,000 and cannot make
arrests indiscriminately and l shall not
do so until L have sufficient evidence to
protect myself and bondsmen. feel that
the course which the county officials have
taken is all that the law contemplates, and
1t is the course which will be followed by
us in the future. If the troops come in
here they are liable to get shot | do not
say that the sheriff or the sheriff's depu-
ties Will be responsible for the shooting
but some of the citizens around here might
not like the idea of sending in soldiers.
1t was suggested to Sheriff HerDel that
an impression prevails that in case mem
bers of the National guard came into the
county they might be arrested for disturb
ing the peace.
well, if they disturbed my peace they
surely would be arrested" was his reply.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, June 4.-Wher
informed tonight OF the statement of Sheriff
Herpel of st. Louis county, Governor Foil
said he did not care to be quoted agar
on the race track conditions in st. Loui,
county. but said that in addition to taking
steps to stop the alleged violations Of th'
law at Delmar track, he would take step
forthwith for the removal of Sheriff Her
pei and County Prosecuting Attorney John
ston for their utter disregard of their Of
ficial oaths."
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
BULGARIAN BANDS ARE ACTIVE
Captor of Miss stone Among Those
on Warpath in the
Balkans.

SERES, June 24.-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee bulgarian bands in the northern
regions, especially in the neighborhood of
Melnik, and Greek bands in the southern
districts are causing no end of trouble, The
principal band Is that of the we'll known
Sandanski, the captor OF Miss Stone, which
is opposed to those of Radof, an adherent
of Sarafor and OF Captain Stoyanoff, who
represents the party of General Trocheff
The famous Dontcho also commands a
strong band in the neighborhood of Melnik,
which owns allegiance to its chief alone.
Three collisions have occurred between
these bands, resulting in considerable loss
of killed and wounded, much to the satis-
faction of the Turks
Last Thursday, however, a conflict took
place at Karakoi between the troops and
Sandanski's band, which, according to the
official account, retreatd with loss of four
killed and many wounded, who were carried
away by their companions. The official YER
sion makes no mention of Turkish losses
and similar retlcence is maintained with
regard to the presence OF Greek bands,
which are apparently not regarded with
serious disfavor The only operation
hitherto undertaken against the Greeks in
this quarter was an attack on a large
Greek band stated to number $50. which
landed recently near Krushevo, at the
mouth OF the Strymon. Eleven Greeks were
killed and the remainder are stated to have
been dispersed. Twenty-eight who laid
down their arms We're arrested. but subse-
quently liberated Some thirty Greeks in
this town left yesterday TO join the bands
which are largely composed of Cretans and
! recruits from various towns In the Levant
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
TALE OF MISRULE IN ARABIA
Imam of sanaa and Well Armed
Force in Position to Make
Trouble.

CONSTANTINOPLE June A-(Special
Cablegram to The Bee.)-Details have
leaked out regarding the circumstances
under which the troops of the sultan Of
Turkey surrendered Sanaa, the capital of
Yemen, to its Arab besiegers. Native corre-
spondents report that the chief cause of
this blow to the prestige and power of the
porte is the corruption, eXtortion and
oppression of the Turkish officials.
Invariably when an official had amassed a
certain lum he arranged with secret
agent in Alden or Hodeida to have 1t
changed into British soverelgns- and he then
returned to Turkey a rich man. The ex-
actions of the officials have been rem
dered the less endurable by severe
drought in Yemen for two years past which
has reduced the people to great distress.
Supplies of grain obtained from India have
been sold at famine prices. Great diff
Guilty was experienced in sending the
grain to the highlands, and the cost of
transport sometimes amounted to 10 rupees
per bag. Many hundreds died of hunger
in lib and Jiblah and large numbers OF
famine refugees sought escape from death
by migration to Alden or the Red sea ports,
The Alden authorities erected shelters for
them, raisel subscriptions and. supplied
them with food and medical assistance.
The imam of Sanaa is believed TO have a
force of 10000 men, all armed with rifles
and his equipment includes the artillery
taken at Sanaa. He Is determined to con-
test the advance of the Turkish troops
and to harass them in every way, but it is
thought that the superior armament Of the
Turks will enable them to retake Sanaa
without great difficulty.