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SUMNER TREATMENT
FOR A<H NJ FEET

through thin soIes. people will tell
YOU. and that is true. bur it is CT less
duration than that endured by hold
ing in natural heat all day. More
over with the foot lightly shod there
ie loss weight to carry and pliablllty
makes for ease. Tan leather is thought
bv many persons to be cooler 'llau
thick black. but | have never 1onhd
II so II is not heating, however. ana
the change in summer is deslfaoie.
Patent leather, of course. should new
or he worn during the summer by per-
sons with sensitive feet. 1t causes
heat. retains what is generated ana
then draws. Patent leather pumps
SO much worn this spring, should nos
he put on again until cold weather.
Unfortunately there are no exact
rules to be given about having poot
fitted, 1t should not be too large,
and obviously not too small. Wheh
~, IL should seem to be supporting
the foot firmly under the lnstep' con.
form easily to- the heel. and vet no'
s,in The tendency to slipping IS
serious objection to pumps ana mas
caused some women to- step wearln@
them for walking.
Pumps made Of any loafh'' are h''
To he encouraged for persons WhcSe
feet are liable TO burn. have never
a;socvorrd what is the cause. but !
am certainly Of the f'c. fhat the
shane itself will sometimes make feet
otborwise. under nc conditions. al
RIGHT burn badly. This is evidenced
/ nv persons who cannot wear shipper.
at all even in the house. if they ara
! IN stand If a woman this season
finds her feet hurnino when she wears
pumps. let her buv a LIGHT weight pair
Of ties and try these for street use.
reserving pumps for the piazza
Quite the most comfortable shHes
for women whose feet trouble them in
this particular are canvass. Ihe ma.
! terial bein" light and porous. helms
to keen them cool Next to that is thin
Frerch kid. and third comes suede.
i woman spending the summer in
! town should never wear in the house
the same shoes that she wears J
! the street. Immediately on coming
! in they should be exchanged for light
er weight. and if there is burning rub
| the feet with bay rum. alcohol or co
| logne ond then use powder made OF
| cne and one-half drains of lycopodium.
one-half dram of alum and fifteen
grains of tanin. Sift three times to
mix we'll. This may also be busted
over the feet before going out and will
tend to prevent swelling. a cut lem
On rubbed over burning feet is re-
freshing.
A womon who is subject TO burning
feet should never wear heeless slip
pers abont the re ON. Those light
leather. Turkish slippers seem so
comfortable that they are much used
in the summer. but as fact they are
injurious, some persons finding 1t
impossible ever to wear them. Heels
that are at all worn at the side are &
cause of trouble, as they create an un-
even pressure under the instep. which
will speedily cause burning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
Forest Park 1heater.

The bill at the Forest Park theate:
last night was warmly received and
was complete change, including a
new film on the kinodrome Hy
Greenway made a decided hit in his
eccentric work and his caricature
drawing was of high degree. The
Coltons, the little soubrette and the
big comedian, were better, if possible,
than during the first part of the week.
The Hylands had new sketch, with
new music and dialogue, and Baby
Hyland. as usual. brought down the
house. This fouryear- old artist never
fails to catch them with his baton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
Qon lax Collections.

About S15 was collected from the
doa tax dodgers in fines Thursday,
in addition tC the tax. Today the same
amount was rounded up by the police.
Chief Stewart says he will continue
the crusade until every man in town
owning a dog shall have paid the tax
Those refusing to pay will promptly
be hauled up before the police judge
to tell why. regardless of race. color
or previous condition of servitude.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14

the claims Of American citizens
"ainst fOroeien countries NAV be
'tled amicably and speedily Nv ar
hitration.
His dignified course in the Ven
ezuelan crisis carried this country
safely over dangerous period in its
history
He handled more delicate uuostiCus
requiring the maximum of diplomats
tact than any other secretary of state
since the civil war, notable am ,ne
these being the release of Miss Stone.
the missionary after her capture in
turkey; the Moroccan affair. when he
issued the famous "Perdicaris alive
n Rasuli dead" ultimatum; the Santo
eomingo affair, and the developments
iHst prior to the outbreak Gf the WV
= the far cast
Above all. he who'd the colweh.
om The eyes Of European diplomacS
: ciean-cut straight dealing. HAVING
70 patience whatever with laborious
courses of the established diplomatic
methods abroad.
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YOU'LL WASTE TIME LOOKING
ELSEWHERE. ATTEND THE SAC.
RIFICE SALE AT kASTOR AND
BlUTHENTHAl'S.
FAMILIES SUPPLIED.

Auntie Ito her young niece)-Guess
what | know, Mary-there's little
baby brother upstairs! He came this
morning when you were asleep.
Mary-Did he? Then l know who
brought hint was the milkman.
Auntie-What do you mean, Mary?
Mary-Why, I looked at the sign on
his cart yesterday, and it said Gam
lies supplied daily. y.'-Harper's Week
".
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH
Or. Wright Lindsey Found Dead IN
His Room.

Hot Springs. July 14.-Dr. I.
Wright Lindsey, a prominent young
of Little Rock, was found
dead in his room at the Rockafel How:
;;,5ttel about noon yesterday. He had
been in this city about month lof
the benefit of his health.
An inquest was held this after
roon at $50 in the undertaking pai-
lors of Bentz and Buchanan ana
verdict that DR.. Lindsey's death was
probably due to suicide was returned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14

The constant advertiser has this
advantage over the occasional one:
he has not dropped the thread of his
discourse and does not have to pick
it up.-Clothiers' and Haberdashers
Weekly.
1t behcoves every aspirant for COM
mercial favor to keep his product
ever fresh in the minds of his possible
patrons.-P Lorillard company, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
Held to Grand Jury.

Ab Gavin and Bill Sindle of Bradley
county we're arraigned before United
States Commissioner Burnett Thurs
day afternoon on charge OF firing IN
TO the camp of the negro labcrers en-
ployed On the new railroad being
built through that county. The COM
missioner hound them ever to the fed
eral grand jury and fixed their bonds
at $3.50 each The deputy United
States marshal carried them on TO
Little Rock Thursday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14

At this season Of the year many
persons who as rule nave no such
efficiently begin t. be made miseraDle
bv trouble with their feet. With no
special cause as far as they know
walking is a penance. and the only
time that they have perfect COM
fort is when sitting at home wearing
loose slippers. Occasionally such oil
ficulties cannCt be overcome, but IN
the majority of cases little care
and forethoueht will keep feet in as
good condition now as they are III
January.
The most common ailment is g
wretched burning. and this is prop
ably due to several causes. Both
stockings and shoes must be careful
lv chosen hosiery being the mere
important. People whose feet are
liable to burning sensation should
wear isle thread. That material IS
more tightly twisted than Gotten, and
in contact with some flesh is irrltat-
ing as it has no give" Cotton, to
the contrary. is soft. and is the cniV
thing tc be worn if one cannot afford
silk. A coarse quality of cotton is
preferable to delicate feet than is
Isle. but the best of course. is thin
French cotton. These come in as
fine quality as lisle or even silk. and
are setter than the latter. unfortun-
atelv they are an extravaganza. as
their wearing quality is poor The
least that these fine ones can be
bought for is so cents a pair, and
they only last short time. but the
comfort they induce is worth the
price.
Black stockings should always be
washed before they are worn the
first time, for even the best dyes
sometimes have bad effect upon the
skin and will make it burn.
A foot of any sensitiveness cannot
be comfortable unless stockings fl
as perfectly as shoes should. Hosiery
that is toe. big will cause one trouble.
that too short will make another
Either can be avoided by a little ex
perimenting upon the part of the
wearer.
Tc fit properly a stocking should be
inst trife larger than the foot.
This will go into a shoe without max
ing wrinkles or drawing up the toes
and cne of the important things in
foot comfort is that the circulation
shall be free. Stockings that are too
long will wrinkle. making either sore
places over the toes, corns: those
that are too short cramp the tees. and
by causing the joints to rub up against
the top of the leather will make bun.
ions. corns or callcuses. In either
event burning will set in during warm
weather. Soft stockings fitting cas-
ily prevent irritation, and onehalf OF
the battle is won.
Shoes of course must fit or there
will not only be burning but all sorts
of other troubles. Tc avoid the first
do not wear heavy shoes, how,
boot makers and enthusiastic friends
may urge. A heavy sole has no "give"
to it and heavy leather helps to retair
The natural heat of the foot, augment
ing it, Heated pavements may be fel'
r-s1,rr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
STARTLING NEWS
Run,or That Four Russian Regiments
Have Mutinied.

St. Petersburg, July 14-RumoFs
are current in this city that four gren-
adler regiments at Moscow have mu,
tinted and that at Warsaw certain ON
GERS refused to give the command e
their men to fire on people who were
making demonstrations. Not the
slightest confirmation, however, is OBJ
tajnable of these rumOrs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14

81 owe my whole life to Burdock
Blood Bitters. Scrofulous sores Gov
cred my body. I seemed beyond
cure. 3. B. B. has made me per
fcctly we'll woman' Mrs. Charles
Hutton. Berville, Mich.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
Church Excursion.

The Sunday schools of the First
and Second Baptist churches will join
in a boat excursion and picinc to
some noint down the river on the 18th
inst. The boat will leave this city
about s o'clock in the morning. re-
turning at night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
Y M. C. A. Excursion.

Secretary A. B. Richardson of the
local Y. M. G.. A. is in receipt OF let
ters from Little Rock and Texarkana
stating that Secretary Moore and
wife of the former city and Secretary
Stacy of the latter will be here on
the 18th inst. to join in the boat ex-
cursion to be given by the local Y. NJ.
C. A. on that date.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
TRACING THE FAULT.

ITS queer how heredity will cut
remarked Jones to his wife, as h
opened his sons school report. "Th
master SAYS under the heading of y,
marks, William talks too much.'"
Pray. what do you mean by that .
demanded his wife.
"Oh. I mean. of course" But
was tCO !ate.-LCndon Tit-Bits
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
APP0RTI0NnENT OF SCHOOL FUND

The apportionment of the county
schC.cl funds was made out Friday
and filed with the county treasurer
for his guidance In distributing the
same. All protested warrants may
now be turned in 70 the county treas
urer and cashed for the amount due
on them.
Following is the amcNnt apportion
ed to each district in the county This
apportiOnment includes both the gen
eral school fund apporCnment and
the appertionment from the whisky
license fund
n;c+r;o+c Amonrt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14

Mr. Editor: Please state that I am
now and have been contracting f.,
metal ceilings ever since I have beer
in business, and that l will continre
to give lowest prices and best wor'
as my patrons will testify. also
work tin, copper and sheet iron, gal.
vanized iron cornices, suttering.
tanks. smokestacks. tin, slate and
composition roofing. Yours truly,
John H. Dellmon, Jr.
115 East Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
Death of Infant.

The ten-mOnths- cid infant OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Hope died Thursday,
and the funeral took place from the
family residence, at the corner OF
Eighth and Nebraska streets, this
morning at 10 O'Clock, Rev. Ross
Moore officiating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14

For forty years Ut Fowler's Ex
tract of Wild Cherry Strawberry has
heen curing summer COZ, plant. dys
entry, diarrhoea. bloody fax. pain ir
the stomach. and it has never ye'
failed to do everything claimed fol
il.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
THE SITUATION.

First passenger-Are they happy
iamily?"
Second passenger-I'm afraid not
rhe cid man is seasick but his VIII.
and the girls have mal-de-mer."- ."-Har
per's Bazar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
Remains Shipped Away.

Undertaken Ralph Robinson last
night shipped the remains of Henry
l.. Bartberger to the deceased mans
brother at Springfield, ILL.,, where they
will be inferred.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
Working l.: :G" >
Family Medicine.

of catarrh of the head, lungs and
stomach and building up the general
health it cannot fail but prove help
and blessing to any community where
it is generally adopted and used, 1
have found it an honest, reliable remedy
and am pleased to endorse ito. d.
TAYLOR.
ADDRESS DIR. S. p. Hartman. Pres ident
OF H'!ae Hartman s>,n 81 am, Colunaaa.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
CLERK BOARD OF HEALTH SAYS
PERU-NA HAS BECOME THE FAMILY
MEDICINE OF THE WORKING
PEOPLE IN HIS CITY.

Mr.C. D. Taylor has been Clerk Of
the City Beard Of Ue:.th. Jack cksonville,
Fla, for ten years. which position has
afforded him amply opportunity for
noting the bes. means of preventing
ard curing disease.
He expresses his approval of the use
of Peruna as the most effective means
OF solving a problem of such vital in-
feresf to the community in the follow.
ing letter:
'The health Of tho 1oor of large city
is aiwavs a question of vital interest,
not onl y to the city officials Aut to every
citizen. 1t has hecn d source OF much
satisfaction to me 70 find that 80 large
number of working people in moderate
ciHt.uns tances have accepted Ierun;t as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
GENERAL SUPEREEOGAToRY

DE man dat's smaht enough t
lecC@nize good advice when he hea
it" said Uncle Eben as general,
smaht enough to make up his ow
advice in de fus' place. ."--Washingto
Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
TRUE!

''lf ven go any deeper" said the pa
tent bald d-headed man to the mos
quito. "Fll smash YOU"
IF you do sang the to1ment1A
warningly, your blood will be or
your head
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14
EASY.

'How in the world can you remem
Her that your wife wanted dark brown
-ik?" asked the friend.
ooh. I just kept my mind on the
tsste have in my mouth This morn
Ing replied the man who had been
To banquet the ght before
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14

Years of suffering relieved in a
night. Itching piles yield at once to
the curative properties of Doan's Oint-
ment Never fails. At any drug
store, so cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14

A household necessity. nr. Thon
as Electric Oil Heals burns. cuts
wounds of any sort: cures sore throe.
Group, catarrh, asthma; never fails
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14

SACRIFICE SALE AT KASTOR
AND ELUTHETHAL'S BEGINS
SATURDAY. JULY 8. ANY SUIT IN
THE HOUSE $12.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14

BE AMONG THE FIRST TO 4
TEND SACRIFICE SALE AT kAS.
FOR AND BLUTHENTHAl'S. IT
WI l. PAY YOU.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-14

their family nedi-
cine. 1t has cured
d large number Of
c as G S especially
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-24
FIXED SITE
FOR WELLS.
Water Commissioners Visited
RunyOn Saturday to Inspect
the Ground.

Three members of the Board of
Water Commissioners, with the super
intendent and the engineer, went to
Runyon Saturday afternoon to lGok
over the pumping station, and fix upon
the location for the two new ground
storage wells These wells will be a.
part aud different from the other
wells on the water department prop
erty, and will ne driven. in the nature
OF test as TO the water bearing quail
titles of the land. They will be on
the opposite side OF the station from
the present wells and will be about 300
feet apart This preliminary work
viii be done with a view. TO the future
increased water needs OF the city.
Work on these two OF more wells will
be commenced very shortly. They will
he about seventy feet deep.
Those in the party Saturday were
President Conyery, Commissioners
Voorhees, and Jensen, Superintendent
Burns and Engineer Mason.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-24
FrlghtfuI Accident to Man Who
Was Asleep Across the Track
Saturday Night.
He WAS INT0XICAT ED.
Brought 70 Packer House Corner
Where Two Doctors Were
Awaiting Him.

Mike Novak, about thirty years old,
OF Alaurer was run over and had the
lower part of both legs mashed by q
trolley car near Maurer shortly be
fore II O'Clock Saturday night.
AS far Us can be learned, Novak,
who was intoxicated. was lying with
his legs across one of the rails when
ear No. T.. in charge of Conductor
Frederick Prill and Motorman Eric
Anderson, came bounding along in
the darkness The headlight on the
car did not disclose Novak until it
was too late.
His legs were ground beneath the
front wheels of the ear. The accident
occurred between the sand cut and n
point opposite the Barber Asphalt
Works.
Novak was carried on the car to
Smith ard High streets. Dr.. Ramsay,
who had been summoned, and DR..
Tyrrell, ,who was also called took the
man to the city hospital.
1t was found necessary TO amputate
one foot entirely, and there is little
hope of being able TO save the other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-24
CARPET FOR
NEW CHURCH.
Two COntessiunaIs Also Needed
One Has Been Donated
Making Good Progress.

Rev. b. T. O'Counell told his con.
eregation yesterday that work on the
new church for st. Mary's parish is
progressing nicely. He said that two
confessional- would be needed. They
are to cost 500 each. One has been
donated.
New carpet i, to be laid. The
Ladies church debt Society has been
asked to collect from each family 81.
so that the carp ct can be laid at once.
Some time today the organ viii be
moved from the old church to the new
church.
: The paroehial school will open to-
morrow morning after the Easter
holidays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-24
DRUGGIST Is
FINED $IOO
William Compton Must Pay the
Penalty for Violating
the Law.

Several cases we're dispose OF in
the district court this morning.
a judgment for &l00 was given in
the case of the State Board of Pharm-
acy against William Compton, owner
OF the Campbell Pharmacy. at State
and Washington streets. The 800 is
a penalty prescribed fol the violation
Of the State Board OF Pharmacy Act
Jacob Coldberger was awarded n
Judgment for 800 in his suit against
Andrew Noyak, on an account.
Joseph Polkowitz received judgment
for $l.34 and costs in his suit on q
protested cheek given by Joseph Pet
rick.
The case OF Sing Lee, lanudryman,
against Moses Kaufman, Tor the
breaking Of window, was adjourned
until Thursday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-24
OTH LEGS CRUSHED UNDER CAR
WHEELS; ONE WAS AMPUTATEO:
LOOKUP UNSANITARY AND
THE HOSPITAL CROWDED.

The lookup at police headquarters
was again source of danger to
health, ana almost life Saturday
night, when Mary Detwiller, fifty -four
years old, was incarcerated there, a
sufferer from alcoholism. The crowded
condition of the city hospital was also
revealed.
She was in serious condition and
the unsanitary lookup was not good
for person in such state. City
Ply sician G. W. Tyrrel examined
her, and an effort was made to have
her admitted to the city hospital. The
effort was unsuccessful. however, the
report coming from the hospital that
there was no room.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-24

The patient, who has been employed
as. .housekeepet in a residence nearthe
almshouse, improved yesterday. She
was confined until this morning, when
she was committed to the county ;ail
for month. She was arrested Satur-
day evening by Patrolman Hanson.
When the hospital authorite, were
communicated with il vas learned
that the congested condition was never
worse, and the need of an annex is
urgent.
Patients have to he discharged when
they are but two-thirds recovered, in
order 10 make room for new ones.
Evesy available nook is occupied by
a bed or cot, and the. nurses and physi-
clans are almost at their wits end,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-24
THROWN FROM
HER CARRIAGE.
Mrs. John LiddIe, of FOrdS, Met
With Accident in Smith
Street.

Mrs. John Liddle. of Fords, was
thrown from her carriage in Smith
street Saturday afternoon by coli.
sion with an express wagon. She was
somewhat bruised. but not badly hurt.
Mrs. Liddle was driving toward the
Central station when the express
wagon approached from behind and
the wheels OF the two vehicles locked.
Before the horses could be stopped the
carriage had been upset.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-24
Can Carry but Four Automobiles at
One Time Now Disagreement
Arose at the Cate Yesterday.
HIRED SPECIAL TRIP.
Those in the Automobiles Say
New Rule Will Drive Away the
Association Run.

\ new order limiting the number OF
automobiles on the ferryboat Warren
al one time to four, has Just been re-
ceived at the local Office OF the Rapid
Transit Railroad Company and it is
causing all sorts Of trouble with auto
mobilists who declare that they will
not stand for it.
The rule was put into effect yester-
day afternoon for the first time and
the officials had all they could do to
keep the number down to the limit.
1T ) O'Clock five machines, all tour
ing cars, were at the foot of Smith
street waiting for the gate to the
terryboat to be opened 50 they could
get aboard the boat. The gate was
opened and the big machine that was
last gave 4 sudden snort and rushed
ahead with the result that the machine
that had occupied fourth place was
left behind while the fifth one was on
board. The autoist demanded that
he be allowed to go aboard and the
trouble got so hot that Patrolman
William McDermott was called. The
patrolman told the autoist that he
would have to wait.
In the meantime three other auto
lists had joined the one who had been
left and they decided TO hire the War
ren for special trip
Many OF the autoists who went
through this city had come from
Philadelphia. They said that they
were making "A special run, for test,
to see Just how long il would take to
go between New York and Philadel-
phia a. the Automobile Club of Amer
ica was to go to Philadelphia on Mon
day, May %, for run.
The autoist, said that they did not
think the club would come this way
now, although il had been decided
that they would at the last meeting,
as over 250 machines were to make the
run and the delay would be too great
at the Tottenville ferry because of the
new rule.
Until recently the Warren carried
as many as twelve automobiles one
trip and no bad results seemed to oc-
cur
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-24
LAMP EXPLODED IN LEWIS STREET RESIDENCE
F|REMEN WERE QUICKLY ON THE SCENE
News Item.

An exploding lamp caused a lire in
the residence Of Joseph Sheald, at %
Lewis street, at S:lj O'Clock Saturday
night. y door and door sill and two
yards of linoloum were burned before
the blaze wa, finally >mothered with
blanket. The lremen responded in
good time. but their assistance was
not needed. The damage amounted to
Sl5.
The alarm was Turned in from box