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! CASE OF NEGLECT

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Hle0, Naa-, cas-. certainty ag.
,aruioa ll@n# az.u 0H.s
slt,rl cHitIl.a. s1u.a..ae vAam
uearly grown = naa 4oaa 4.#=
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egthia4 betea Ha.s@. -aa#3
uur thiu4 Ho A.oH@1 r9an
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ana eacbsa - i. So Fa.g#.= =Ha.s
ah1a 10 pay Ia a.e ea#a ~ atom
timc. and on Ills @eeaua ha- ~.
4'Fpn thts mar.r nu.5 a6..u.-a.
G5sre is 80 asya=zi. ..#of 5G.aasu
furniture - ruU 5o0atu5s WAY
Paddephatr FarHa1H.e eea paHe 49,
ecparea to meet iusr serl. etHH4
stances. They NH twa.a i as.
complete furnish any eaea uG -.
any single aft5ela Of fuea.lfHr- f..
small ameunt down and 4ha balance
cH easy nayMcms y dollar of a~e
ROW spent each week for ldiu45 n5
Necessary viii seen Innish= Aam home
i, an elegant manoer Now thins
this over and if there Is anytbio=
You need 10 bcaatify cr# make toHf
leme comfortable tic naddenhaa
Furniture company can supply yon eu
terms to suit your cWn COM Ell aee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
A Good Nights Rest.

The greatest tonic earth is good nights
rest. Restless nights and the terrible exhaus-
ton OF hacking cough are dread dangers of the
poo consunptive But why this fear of the
nj. 1 when few doses of Ibr. Boschees Ger
fnau Syrup will insure refreshing eep entirely
free from coueIl or night sweat? Free expectora>
ton in the morning is made certain by taking
German Syrup. II has cured consumption for
forty years. Trial bottle &c Big bottle sc AT
II druggists.
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+ \ + + i. + = j. + X X {. + i.
+ LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. *
f. i.
!. i. i, + i. x ;. r + f. x r r. +

u. ". Boyce layotas Ms eae to rents.
Oak and pine wood raone W II
roEd 0ld phone 202.
THE Nacabees ami Efmef5us In
eeia} x = P hal toni4hf
-Mr. j.. P Gibson is able 10 he
oat after lone sickness
If you want Or Hankiscn cal
Coon and Bedell's drug store.
Sand delivered on snort notice
raWkins Sand company Old phone
Gil.
C. G. schenc9 has moved his bi,
cycle and repair shop to ~ 22277 Main
treet.
-Bieycles and automobiles repair
ed Call at ST. Main street. {. G
Schenek.
Are you aware OF the fact that the
Anchor Laundry does the best work
il the city?
If quality appeals 70 you
yen need Us TO DO your wiring. Union
Electric company.
-Want any "phoney' wiring over
l.ap!edo That's our business Union
Electric Company.
My new line of 1905 wheels has
been received; call and see them.
Schenek, 327 Main street.
Sidney Helms new and second.
hand store We buy and sell furnf-
! ture. stoves. or anything, at 210 Wese
Second avenue.
Remember [ am sill wliline
fire insurance in Old line companies.
See me at III Main street X. Z.
Tankersley.
The Anchor Laundry. with its
new process of washing without chlor-
Ide of lime is conceded as doing the
best work in the city.
ALL kinds of cook stoves and
ranges. new and secondhand We sell
them cheap 5 dney Helms. 21o West
Second avenue.
Gasoline stoves, all kinds, best
make, and low prices See Sidney
Helms, new and secondhand store,
210 West Second avenue,
--Chas Hayc5e'l is able 10 plaee
loans. and if you des re TO borrow It
will be to your interest 10 see him
Office at liz Pine street
Estrayed- dark bag mare
about sixteen hands h;9h. Suitable
reward for her return TO 4 i. Foster
Seventeenth and Cherry streets, Pine
Bluff. Ark.
Big lot of secondhand window
shades We have them new and all
coIors at 90 cents each. See Sidney
Helms. 210 West Second avenue.
Big bargains in secondhand sew
ing machines. We keep all kinds CT
machine supplies Machines for rent.
Sidney Helms. 21O West Second ave.
nue.
For sale-Fulniture outfit. ,>Tm-
plete for furnishing four rcon,s, in
Guiding carpets. stoves IN / kitchen
utensils, at bargain, at one CO
East Second avenue
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YOU, LADIES'.

Don't you think it's about time YOU
were having the SINK blown out of
those old mattresses We can do it;
fenovate them and make them new.
Also your parlor furniture can be up.
holstered and refinishcd. Old phone
S96
PINE CITY BEDDING Co,
H. R. Turner, Manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

'bANN BUS Ed.
That's remark heard quite often
you have not been d depositor of
0mbusitbles III one Of these inflam-
liable concerns, you dent know the
, Crlorn feeling il gives one to see the
s:ovin2s OF hard work and years swept
way, and nothing to show for it.
: Now, real estate doesn't bust.
I'VE don't say that because we want to
,ell you real estate. but because Il IS
rue. You buy a house you have il
always, a staunch, firm arm to lean
1pon at any time
2 Talk 10 us; We can help >ou to pros
perity.
VIM. BURKE.
114 West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

Geek. Or Il. l. Russell. senator ". +
Harrison and Attorney General Rob
ert l.. Rogers are in the city tod21.
onFoue 10 Little BocE from 3#rtsi To
lire c5nyjcf faem at NUrnera Theia
report viii not he made public uHr1
they reach Little RocE
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IN THE COURTS.
+ + + + + + 4. !. i. i. 1. i. +
Justices transcripts.

The Justice Of the peace dceketS
and transcripts for the various town
ships IN the county have been receiv-
ca at the county clerks office and alc
Icing checked UP.
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One Year Each

Two negroes. Will Porter and
Homer Field, pleaded guilty to the
charge ct grand larceny IN the Ie1fer-
son circuit court this afternoon and
received sentences Of one year each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

The case of E. \. PANEL against
a. J. Mitchell for the possession et
lands is being triel i'll the leffers IL
circuit court today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

ALL about the Macabees; lmperia,
X. of ? hall tonight; Ermerius
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CCNsuNl.
ERS.

Mone}ay April H. is tae last das
lo save discount on your March bills
PINE BLUFF LIGHT AND MATER
COMPANY l4-l01
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

If ycu want Dr. A B. Loving, cal,
oon and Bedens drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
LOOK HERE, LADIES!

is Ist easy keep Chairs, Tables and all Furniture
about Aof king b1igh, you Will give them
coat Narsh. and vanlshes all the
M 1nade All Colors pce, quart,
o al colols EnamtS for that Iron Bed and
Bath Ttb Don't need Of them? This is the
you cleaning and I've got lots u helps for Don't
Paint correspond with
think does All co1ss best made,
,t, II WIN paa
Iar eedNi uV III Ia
y, J
lean farnif lfln9 too
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

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2. Mao ~ IrEafa Is ot r
attae.s 1aais a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
Begin Tal1lne Ozomulsi3n r,ssa
aHa You Ftfc Begins IoiaE
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

For sale-Furniture outfit en-
plete for furnishing four rcon.s, in
Guiding carpets. stoves IN kitchen
utensils, at a bargain, at once. ta6
East Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06


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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-09

But she was as close az wax. Yes, she
had let Mr.. McFarlane in at half past
8. She wished her hand had withered
before she had done so. She had gone
to bed at half past TO- Her room was
at the other end of the house and she
could hear nsdn1ng Of what passed
Mr. McFarlane had~left his hat and, to
the best OF her belief, his stick in the
hall. She had been awakened by the
had certainly been murdered. Had he
any enemies? Well every man had
enemies, but Mr. Oldacre kept himself
very much to himself and only met
people in the way Of business. She had
seen the buttons and was sure that
they belonged to the clothes which he
had Worn last night. The wood pile
was very dry. for it had not rained
for month, 1t burned like finder.
and by the time she reached the spot
nothing could be seen but flames. She
and all the ftrcmen smelled the burn
ed flesh from inside it, She knew
nothing Of the papers nor OF Mr. Old
acres private affairs.
$50, my dear Watson, there's my re-
port Of a failure. And yet-and yet
he clinched his thin hands in par
oxysm Of conviction-"I know It's all
wrong. | feel it in my bones. There
Is something that has not come out,
and that housekceper knows it. There
was a sort of sulky defiance in her
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-09
LEAvENED BREAD
Has Been Mans Constant Matn.tay
From Time Immemoraa1.

Some writer has said that The FIRST miller
emerging from his savage state. with no
thought save hunger, plucked the wheat
from the stock, and, using his teeth for uli!
WHO would not be denied-his stomach"
Thus gaining experience by test IN the food
,ine it would be only natural for this miller
70 lay up u quantity Of grain against an hour
Of need. Just when he commenced grinding
MS wheat in the rude stone mortar AMI
moistening the -four preparatory to baking
il in the ashes of his camp fire, and jus.
when it was found that an old piece of dough
in Il fresh batch made it better or 'ieaveaed"
7, is beyond the reach of historians. Ger
'l.i it is that though the principle was the
same thousands of years ago as it is today,
has remained for the makers of Yeast
Foam to supply a yeast with all the true
laayening powers minus the properties tllnt
produce sour, "runny" or soggy bread. Thu,
IS the yeast that took the first grand prize
~ the st. Louis Exposition, and revolution
ICES the bread making in every home where
=, is ubeu UCCuuSe uluCn OcttcT DEcdu Sdu Uc
made with it from any -four.
Yeust Foam is purely vegetable, being
made of the best malt, corn, hops and other
lcalthful ingredients. The factory is also
the cleanest and best equipped in the world
This yeast is the only kind that preserves
IA the bread all the delicious flavor and
,ntritive value of the wheat. The bread
made with it is always sweet and wholesome
,nd stays moist until used. Forty loaves Ok
read can be made from one DC package
he makers of Yeast Foam are giving out
wv book called Good Bread How to
fake It," This little book, invaluable in
IS way, has twenty-si illustrations in colors,
Ind tells how to make all kinds of bread,
biscuits, buns and rolls, as we'll as contain.
'ng other recipes which will be found III.
,almable in the home. The way of prepaf.
ing the different recipes is very clear and
comprehensive. The book will be sent free
to any one sending their name aud address,
with request for same, to the Northwestern
Yeast Company, Chicago III Every wo.
man who balses should secure copy.
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eyes which only goes with guilty
knowledge. However, there's no good
talking any more about it. Watson.
But unless some lucky chance comes
our way fear that the Norwood dis
appearance case will not figure in that
chronicle of our successes which fore
see that patient public will sooner or
later have to endure"
Surely said 1. 'the mans appear
ance would go far with any jury"
That is dangerous argument. my
dear Watson You remember that ter
ribIe murderer, Bert Stevens, who
wanted us to get him OF in 81? Was
there ever more mild hammered, Sun
day school young MANI"
ut is true"
Unless we succeed in estab ltshtng
an alternative theory this man is lost.
You can hardly find haw in the case
which can now be presented against
him, and all further Investigation has
served to strengthen it. BY the way,
there is one curious little point about
those papers which may serve us as the
starting point for an inquiry On look
ing over the bank book found that the
low state Of the balance was principal
ly due to large checks which have been
made ont during the last year to Mr.
Cornelius. | confess that should be
interested to know who this Mr.. Corne-
Illus may be with whom retired build
err has such very large transactions. Is
it possible that ne has had hand in
the affair? Cornelius might be a bro
ker. but we have found no scrip to cor
respond with these large payments
Failing any other indication, my re-
searches must now take the direction
OF an inquiry at the bank for the gen
tleInan who has cashed these checks.
But fear, my dear fellow, that our
case wilt end ingloriousty by Lestrade
hanging our client. which will certain
Iy be triumph for Scotland Yard"
do not know how far Sherlock
Holmes took any sleep that night. but
wheu came down to breakfast I
found aim pale and harassed ais bright
eyes the brighter for the dark shadows
round them. The carpet round his chair
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"And yet there are singular points
about it which hold out some hopes for
our client"
81 am delighted to hear it," said I
heartily II was afraid 1t was all up.
with him.
81 would hardly go so far as to say
that. my dear Watson. The fact is that
there is one really serious flaw In this
evidence to which our friend attaches
so much importance"
Indeed, Holmes What is lt?"
"Only this, that know that that
mark was not there when examined
the hall yesterday. And now, Watson.
let us have little stroll round in the
sunshine
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-09

What providential thing that this
young man should press his right
thumb against the wall in taking his
hat from the peg! Such very natural
action. too. 1t you come to think of it. y
Holmes was outwardly calm, but his
whole body gave wriggle Of sup
pressed excitement as he spoke. by
the way, Lestrade. who made this re-
markable discovery"
1T was the housekceper, Mrs. Lex
ington. who drew the night constable's
attention to it."
where was the night constable"
''He remained on guard in the bed
room where the crime was committed
so as to see that nothing was touched
But Why didn't the police see this
mark yesterday?"
Well. we had no particular reasc-
to make careful examination of the
hail. Besides, it's not in very promi-
nent place, as you see"
mo. no-of course not. | suppose
there is no doubt that the mark was
there yesterday?'
I.estrade looked at Holmes as il he
thought he was going out Of his mind.
| confess that was myself surprised
both at his hilarious manner and II;
his rather wild observation.
Il don't know whether you think tina
McFarlane came out Of Jail in .,
dead Of night in order to strengtlc
the evidence against himself" sl
Lestrade. II leave it to any expo
in the world whether that is not Il,
mark of his thumb"
1T is unquestionably the mark q
his thumb"
There. that's enough" said Lestrad,
Il am a practical man, Mr.. Holme.
and when have got my evidence 4
come to my conclusions. If you have
anything to say you will find me writ
ing my report in the sitting room.'
Holmes had recovered his equanini-
", though still seemed to detect
CLEANS OF amusement in his express
sion.
Dear me, this Is very sad devel-
opment, Watson. is it not?" said he.
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Copyright ny Golfers Weekly.
she could teU us something " shs
UO,tItI'
was Uttered with cigarette ends and
with the early editions of the morning
papers An open telegram lay upon the
table.
What DO you think OF this, Watson p"
he asked. tossing it across
It was from Norwood and ran az fol.
lows
Importan, fresh evidence TO hand Nc
Fariane's guilt definitely established. Ad-
Use you to abandon case. LESTRADE.
This sounds serious" said [.
'It ls Lestrade's little cock "a doodle
Of victory Holmes answered, with a
bitter smile. And yet it may be pre-
mature TO abandon the ease. After all,
important fresh evidence IL d two edg-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-09
Excursion Tickets to Modern Woodmeu
Picnic at Audubon, Iowa,

Via the North Western Line will be sold at
reduced rates on August 3, limited TO return
until August J. inclusive, Apply to agents
Chicago & North Western Ry.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
!sss nuesha anIIa seecln dendkhs en- IA pagna euata

quiera de 10 ecdrrido = obrando con
marcado apasionamiento, solicit6 por
telAgrafo del coronell Hamill el nom
bramiento de un iueS especial, por no
iuspirarle confiansa el sefor CordovsS
Berries, tratandose de I'm caso que en-
Of no revisti6 mas importancia que 10
de un escSndalo promovido por IN po.
licfa.
La actltud inexplicable do ese CO.
pitGn se presto 4 muchos y tristes co.
mentarios, puesto que el senior Cordo-
YES Berries, jues municipal do San
Lorenzo, era un funcionario recto q
impartial, y Sc laus6 contra 81 una
iniuria gravfsima al pedir otro iuez
que hiciera la investig gacl6n.
Pocos dias mas tarde ese mismo iues
municipal cae herido do muerte por el
puhal do un vii asesino, y el captain
Guerrero & quien Sc VIC tan diligsnte
solicitando sin motive nj raS6n alguna
un iuea especial para investigar un
hecho de tan poca importancia como
el del gusrdia Urrutia, le hemos vistc
ahors completamente indiferente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
carta del senior ObIspp
Recti6cando la noticia que di6
este peri6dico sobre el
Convento de las Mon.
jas Carmelitas.
Sc PUBICARA MANANA
Trata sobre la vista de varios
Delegados. de la Camara
d dicho Convento.

El ssnor 0bispo de Puerto Rico,
Monseflor Blenk, nos dirige una carta
muy exsensa sobre Ia investigacldn que
se dice hecha por varios delegadcs do
10 Camara en- el Convento de Las Re-
verendas Madres Carmelitas.
La DEMocRAcIA, por medic de su
reporters, acogi6 Ia information suso.
dichs, creysudola exacta, y pensando,
sdsmls, que venia con 10 plena autori,
zsci6n del senior Obispo. No re.u,sa
sst,. y nosotros cederemos con gus.o
sstas columnas al Prelado, que tiene
derecho { mantener el sacro prestigio
do 10 iglesla cas6lica. En- una tan no.
BILE labor encontrarA sismpre nuestra
profunda simpatis.
Antloipamos eatas IDEAS, porque
he venido tarde la carta y no hay si j..
tlo - On sl ndmero de hoy Qleremos
, debemos declarar que este peri6dico
no ahriGd, no pudo abrigsr nunca, la
intenci6n de hacer NADIA con detrimep
10 do una religion que 90 Ia del gafs y
que LA DEMocRAcIA ha cortribuido 4
soatensr CON los mas altos respetos.
Si hay algc que aclarar, 90 de su.
ponerss que 10 aclararAn los personals,
distinguidas tambien, que informarou
{ nuestros reporters.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06

inactive ante un crimen tan horrendo
que LENA de luto q indignation toda
10 sociedad.
Una sola vex se ha trasladado q
San Lorenzo de paisauo, regresando
enseguida, con las manos vacfss, y
una vez mas ha demostrado su inca
pAcidad para ell cargo que desempena
La opinion pdblica no se satisface
con yer que ain permanece on Ia oscu'
ridad el autor del hscho. No basta
que ese captain SO pssee trsnquilamen'
to por les GALES de esta poblaci6n,
cuando les exigenciss de 81 cargo le
reclaman On otra parte. ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
lnserciones particulares

Manifestation de gratitud
Habiendo enfermado gravemsnte
On mi residencia de Aguirre, hube de
requerir los auxilios medicos del dis.
tinguido galeno don Tomas vazquez,
quien acudi6 solfcito q cumplir su no.
BILE mission; y & 81, despu6s de Dios,
dsbo 81 haber recuperado mi perdida
sslud.
Cumplo puea, con un deber dc gra.
titud, al darle p1blicamente mis- mas
sinceras gracias, que hago extensivas
al doctor Cesteros, quien syud6 al
doctor vasques & arrebatarme de las
garras de 10 muerte.
Guaysma debe ,entirse orgulloso
do contar on el seno do ~ distinguida q
soeiedsd con tan ilustres fscultativos.
MI eterno recenocimiento para
ambos galenos.
JOSH SANCHEZ LOPEZ.
Central Aguirre, ~ Mario 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
mcnte adOrnadoS.

Durante el dia de aver, estuvie.
ron animadisimas las fiestas del Car
naval en- San Juan.
Desde por la mafiana recorrian
las GALES de la cludad alglnas mas
caradas, y SO sucedian los <combates,
con papelillos y serpsntinas, entire
damas y caballeros.
Por la tarde, de cuatro cinco, una
cabalga alta recorri6 las princlpales ave.
midas de San Juan, llegando luego
hasta Santurce.
Iba en- ella, on primer t6rmino, en-
artistica carroza, 10 reina de las ties-
tas, sesorita Calaf, en- compahfa de
sus damas do honor. Segufanla otras
carrozase innumerables coches On las
cuales 90 veian, elegantemente vesti.
das, a muchas seBoras y sei1oritas.
Los dos ,itimos bales de trajss
celebrados en- ell teatro, son sin duda
la nota mas culminante do estos dias
alegres.
FL teatro preseutaba un gran gol.
pc do vista, en- las noches del sabado
: domingo.
Toda 10 platea y los pasillos, lie.
nos por una concurrsncia enorme.
E2hibianse caprichosos trajes. Las
mascaras en- 10 vocear constante, re.
corrfan ell local, repartiendo sus chis.
tes por todas parties.
El entuslasmo acrecentabsse por
momentos, a medida que aumentabs
ell ndmero de los concurrentes. Todo
ALI convldaba las francas expansIo.
nes proplas del CarnavaT; todo invi-
taba q entregarse al jdbilo de una fes-
ta, en- Ia que por hreves instantes, NOS
olvidamos de que hay penas y sinsa-
bores, fuera dc aauel csntro del bulli-
clio y de la locura.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06

Auocha, en- el bails de mascaras
que so efectuaba en- oil tsatro, un de-
tective redujo q prisi6n al individuo
jose Ramon Auguita, republican, ca
racterizsdo de Juncos.
Este Angulta ecequehabfa llega.
do q San Juan hace dos dias era
buscado por los detectives.
Sc dice que la detencl6n de An
guits obedeoe & que Sc halla seriamen.
to comprometido On el asesinato del
juez municipal d. San Lorenzo, senior
Cordovss Barrios.
Sc aflade que Aoguita, por sus es-
cAndalos y atropel os, fu6 varias We.
ces condenado por el senior CordoyGs.
Ultimamente 10 fu6 en- union del
ex policfa Urrutia, cuyos escandalos
en- Juucos, en- union de Anguita, ,fueron
motive de que le expulsaran del cusr-
po, y le castigara con lrmeza el juez
municipal.
Tambi6n se hablaba aver de per.
sonay que tenian tornado .pasaie para
el extrangero.
Con vlsos de gran certidumbre
acabamos do saber que contra Augui.
ia aparecen indlcios muy graves, J
que estan presas otras personas & las
que SO supone en- complicldad con 81
Anguita es puerto -riqueflo y sirvit
hasta 1893, en- el cuerpo de te6grafos
Eosotros aplaudimos que Sc despls
que srAa activldad en- este asunto, as
como censuramos el POGO interes de
mostrado en- los primeros dias, dis
pueatJs estamos q estimular tod'
gestlon sctlva dc la policia y los tri
bunales para el esclarecimiento de ca
to inicuo crfmcn.
Els un deber dc todos dar satisf &C
ci6n al pals.