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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
Trial Package Mailed Free to Al Who
Send Name and Address.

Il was troubled with piles for srv -
al Years before would let ii be
known. But at last they became so
severe that could not walk and |
had 10 take my bed tried eve'y-
thing and anything The doctors pre-
scl.ibed, and took their treatments for
a long time. But nothing over did
me any good. had seen your ad.
in different newspapers, 50 got a 40
cent box and began using them. From
the very first got quick relief ttHd
by the time ! was starting on my
third box was cured. l have not
been troubled with them since Now
YOU can use this as you please. be
cause it. is genuine. Yours. T. \ SUIT
ton. Stone and Cement Contractor
Marion. Ind
Instant relief can be gotten by US
ing the marvellous Pyramid Pile Cure
it Immediately reduces all congestion
and swelling heals all sores, ulcers
and iritated parts.
The moment you start to use it
your suffering ends and the cure of
your dread disease is in sight
The Pyramid Pile Cure renders a
surgical operation foolhardy. Dom
hack to pieces those tender muscles
which must be intact if a satisfactory
cure is to be obtained.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is put up in
the form of "easy-to-use, specially
made, suppositories. They are sooth
ing, painless. instant and certain.
A trial treatment will be sent you
al once by mail, in plain, sealed wrap
per, without a cent Of expense to you
if you send your name and address
to Pyramid Drug company 3445 Pyra
mid Building. Marshall, Mich
After you receive the sample, you
can get a regular size package OF
Pyramid Pile Cure at your druggist S
for 80 cents. or if he hasn't it, send us
the money and we will send il to you
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
DIET FOR FEVERS.
Diluted Milk Is the Safest Kind o
Food to Employ.

Diluted Milk Is the Safest Kind OF
Food to Employ.
During the first few days of any run
of fever there should be no attempt
made to give food. for, as neither eas-
trio nor pancreatic juices are secret
ed, the stomach cannot digest food
and it putrifies. After the saliva and
other secretions have been restore
food should be given that is easiest to
digest. Milk, which contains all he
food principles, is known as the spe-
cial diet for fevers of any sort. Diluted
milk is easter of digestion than the
pure milk, which curdles almost as
soon as it enters the stomach. One
part of limeWater to one Of milk is
a good proportion. Milk and mineral
water is also excellent. Fill a glass
half full Of milk and then fill up with
the mineral water. A little salt in
c:eases its palatability. Invalids, by
the way, prefer more salt and less
sugar in any dish. IT, plain milk
agrees with the patient he ay be al
lowed to have from one TO two quarts
in twenty-four hours Milk and bar
ley waters and peptonized milk are all
nutritious and digeslible Where a
ratient gets very tired OF the taste of
milk the favor may be varied by add
ing, with the physician's permission,
4 little strong coffee or oyster or clam
troth.--Chicago News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
SUBLIME FAITH.
CTo Be Continued.)

AS the train stopped at the little
station the passenger with the
crumpled straw hat stuck his head
out through the carwindow and read
the sign over the door Of the ticket
Office.
It bore the inscription" "Riverview.
"Where's your river?" he asked
the native sitting on nail keg.
''Tt's a mile or two off yander."
Said the native. "Wo're 'snectin' the
own TO grow to It some DAY. y..--Ch,-
rags Tribune
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

rience with wrecks and disabled craft
Of all kinds had been long and varied.
He told them Of disasters, the details
pr which had been teiegraphed all over
the country, and Of rescues Of half
frozen crews from ice crested schoon-
rs, whose signals of distress had been
Neen from the observatory on the roof
d the station. He told OF long rows in
nidwinter through seas the spray OF
which turned to ice as they struck and
roZe the mems mittens to the oar ham
ales. He told of picking up dragyed
EoEpses IN the surf ut midnight when,
Ssns he said, you couldn't tell whether
'%Etwas a man or a roll of Seawceu, and
tic only way TO uu:lke sure WAS 10
~9'h down and feel"
M captain Eli left them after awhile.
- he HAD some acguaintunceS amon.
At1e meu at the station and wished 10
ta'k with them. Mss bavls renlen.
pefed that she had not fed the chick
Sens and hurried away to perform that
humane duty. gallan1iy escorted by
apta'h Perez. The captain, by The
way. was apparently mu,a, taken with
ne pump Spinster and, although usual.
1y rather laShful where ladies were
concerned. had managed to keep up ii
sSsOft OF side conversation with Miss
sfatiehce While the story telling was
gong on. But Ralph and Elsie and
MRS. Snow We're hungry for more tales
sand captain Davis obligingly toll them
captain Davis said Ralph, you
must have seen some plucky things in
your life What was the bravest thing
|. you ever saw done:'
sIAhe life saver took rile cigar that
Hazeltine had given Inn from his
mouth -2nd blew the smoke i:to ,ilc al
over bis hce!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

.hrr. it Is Tort; for NJ. Langley ana
he orke? ,uen too."
Il do"lh il A1r. Langley would he
,ap,>l anywhere else, ::1d tie o"l!'"
.:<,-.. are married. l...1st Of them. ara,
'r~ over in the v.l:tsa.'
.tow taera isn't ;,ny real reason why
ais Simple remark s..ol. have cav 81
i hat III the conversation. hi:t i, cd
a..as Preston said. oh, indeed" Y, i..er
i4trriediy. ak. Lc' next speech WAS
:ouccrn.!.. tue llci;;-.t If a particularly
Is wave. Mr. laaze!tinc a.lSwe,s@;
lis comiliG. .:,.cce somewhat absent
..ncec!y !lc acted like a man 10
whom Il s,a.',liEs idea had suddenly
secured. ",.:;t zen they heard Cap
A.; o,'s
CTo Be Continued.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.

FURNITURE r.;
PuopEPHATT FURNITURE MAN NUFAcTURING COMPANY
OFFICE AND sA.EsRooM 423425 MAIN STREET.
department Third Texas
Visit inspect lne
HARD WARE asN4x.
BROS, HARDWARE CO.
Headquarters China,
1.-THE
pREYFUs. c~"
Our Furnishings
strong
,22-i2412e12S Main street Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
Clay, Plaster
pLLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY.
machinery.
JAMES
solcts the patronage of
typewring
J. Bluff,
UNDERWRITERS N u EMBAI1MERs
HoLDERNEss F,TzHUGH
undertaking trade
considered Embam-
SHINING al Telegraph
or!ers eiren n"o'F 9'enf'" <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

iuii san. WH~ spinning along Il nltfr or
Two from t'n beach. They v;lIrj,,,l +
Tor Il moment or two without spcai1zfio
f.!S'f% Fh"rN~ Wcr" brown from th"
>'ln stay WispS Of hcr=hair tiutttred
III IL" wind, and her tr!iH. healthy h"
ure stood ont against tie white sand
Aiii h"'!nd them H. f cut from card
board. The electrician looked u, hcr.
ami again the thought of that disgrace
III tt'>4N Rlack "plSptie was forced
INTO l.s mind. Tic, had bad many Il
good ltU2l over il since. and Elsie bad
apparrn;,A fei'= ,ttcn il. hut he had not,
by :; good Lc:l
Size Was the first to speak and then
as intl"!i to herself rs TO lt3.n
Il thank tErA are he best people I
ever knew" She said
Nv hu:" II" ASKED
"olI. all of Them The captains anG
Mrs Snow. and t2ntain Davis and his
sister They are so simple and Kind
and generous. And the best of it is.
they don't seem to know it. and
wo,,ldn't believe i, il YOU told them.
Ndil'h ioiANd
Il imagine it wolId take Il good deal
to convince Davis or any of these sta
ton men ,hHt there was anything he
role IN their lives he said LAS for
Captain Fri, have known him only a
month Or two. but ! don't know of
any one to whom l would rather go if
] We're ID trouble"
h., ": y g., I,
and me- said Elsie. that | feel as
though we were under an obligation We
never could repay When came down
here | knew no Que in Orham. and lie
and Captain Jerry and Captain Perez
have made me feel more at home than
l have ever felt before. You know. y
she added, 'grandfather is the only rel
ative have"
Il suppose you will go back to your
studies when your grandfather recov-
ers'
Il don't know. If grandfather is
well enough think ! shall try to per-
suade him to come up to Boston and
teach. This was to have been my last
year at Radcliffe. so my giving it up
will not make so much difference DO
you intend to stay here long? l sup
pose you do Your profession. | know,
means so much to you, and your work
at the station must be very interest
ing
1T would be more so if | had some
one who was interested with me- MI
Langley is kind, but he is so wrapped
up in his own work that | see very
little of him. l took the place because
! thought it would give me a good deal
of spare time that | might use in fur
thering some experiments of my own.
Electricity is my hobby and have one
or two ideas that | am foolish enough
to hope may be worth developing
have had time enough, goodness knows
but it's a lonesome sort of life If ii
had no, been for the captainS-and you
i think l should have given it up
before this
"Oh. hope you won't"
"Why:''
"Why-why, because it seems like
running away, almost, doesn't it? n
a thing is hard TO do, but is worth
doing, l think the satisfaction in doing
it is ever so much greater, don't you?
/ know it must be lonely for you: but
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
BY JOSEPH e. LINCOLN
Synopsis Of Preceding Chapters.

Chapter i-Captains Fri Hedge
erry Burgess and Perez Ryder, re-
red mariners, who are tired of keep
liz house, decide that the best way out
their difficulties is for them to get
larried The lot falls 10 Captain Jer-
The captains decide to insert an
advertisement in journal of mat
mony."
Chapter ii-Web Saunders, billiard
aloon keeper and selling liquor, is
hated by the respectable element Of
Orham. Ralph HaZeltine, the new
at the cable station, ar
Hives in Orham He is met by Cap
bin Fri, who takes a liking to the
Dung man.
Chapter iii-The matrimonial adver-
sement is written. Captain Fri is
foubled about his friend, Captain
chm Baxter, who has intense convic-
Ions against liquor selling. At re.
,,iQus meeting Captain Baxter de.
oEnces Web Saunders and his sa.
bon.
Chapter iv-Mrs. Snow, Nantuck-
It woman, answers the captains adj
Eertisement, and picture of Captain
Terry is sent to her. Captain Fri
tisits Mr. HaZeltine at the cable sta
lion and is there when Ralph's as
Sistants attempt to disgrace him in
The eyes of the superintendent The
koung mans actions win the approval
|bf his men and praise from the cap
hahn
Chapter v-Alrs Snow arrives. Cap
lain Ell is pleased with her appear
knce and her actions She lodges
IN the inn.
Chapter vi-Fire at Web Saunders
place. His main building is saved
Through the efforts of Captain Fri
and Ralph Captain Fri finds Cap
Tain Baxter lying unconscious in Il
sheld.
Il Chapter vii--Captain Baxters coat
Us scorched. and in the pocket is an
empty kerosene bottle. Captain Eri
sma shes the bottle and hides the coat
in the bushes. His old friend is s'uf
fSGing with stroke of apoplexy. The
three captains take Captain Baxter
toA. their home, and Captain Fri en-
cages Mrs. Snow to nurse him. Cap
tain Fri. going to the place where
he found Captain Baxter, fails to find
the coat.
Chapter viii-Captain Jerry refuses
to marry Mrs Snow at this time.
She is retained to stay in the house
and nurse Captain Baxter. Elizabeth
(Elsie) Preston, Captain Baxter's
granddaughter, living near Boston, is
Uniformed of the old mans illness.
She arrives and is mistaken by Ralph
for book agent.
Chapter ix--rhe young lady is to
stay until Captain Baxter RECEIVERS.
Ralph Hazeltine makes friends with
her.
Chapter x-Captain Jerry tries his
hand at making match between
Elsie and Ralph. A visit to the life
Saving station.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
70 Cure = Cold in One oay

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. F.. ". Groves signature
is on each box. Csc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

/! thoroughly believe you can sell
anything you advertise these days.
but YOU must advertise truthfrllv. and
charge orl.' f9i~ vic" fn. 70 ..r-
st+- :, "a Ssk ,nec,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
Pile Cure

: Suffering Fer Years, aod Bed Ridden
From Piles, Contractor of Mar
ion. indiana. is Cured by Pyra-
mid Pile Cure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
CHAPTER XI.

|UTHER DAVIS had been COM
msndaht at -,the life saving
station for years aid NO. l
man before that. SO his eXpe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

The lightweight man always thinks
that his bouyancy is due to his wings
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

itary condition. We also find that rAfta of logs are continually anchored in the river just above the pumping station. Opposite the furnace the spring branch is damned up with slag. forming a large pond. and this water where It empties into the river is discolored. ana in our opinion very impure. We fur ther report that since your honor's spe- cial charge the sanitary condition of the hillside and river bank just above the intake pipe has been greatly i'm proved. and we have the assurance of MT Broadway that just as soon as the pipe can be procured and the stage of water will permit. that the intake pipe will be extended to the middle of the river or beyond, which we think will very much improve the present condi- tion of the water"
 Jack Hunter, Vance Garner and VIII Johnson. the three negroes now in jail at Birmingham for safe Keeping, were indicted by the recent City Court grand jury on the charge of murdering and ravishing Mrs. s. J. Smith. the white woman found dead on the outskirts of this city last July. Bunk Richardsons who is also in the Birmingham jail, and who was brought up. to appear be- fore the grand jury. has had his case held ever until the next grand jury by recommendation. The first three named negroes will have their trial sometime in December.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
AFTER FEMALE TIPPLERs.
Demopolis Council Resolved to Ahate


 Demopolis. Oct. 4--(Special )---Af the last meeting of the city council an ordinance was passed fixing a fine and Imprisonment. at the discretion of the mayor. for any woman convicted of drinking intoxicants on any street or alley of the city, orsloitering around saloons. This was brought about from the fact that heretofore crowds of ne- gro women have been in the habit oe hanging around the alley doors of the saloons, drinking and making them- selves nuisance generally.
 Yesterday morning the first steps were taken looking to the building of the brick stores on the property of Miss Cora Breitling on Washington street where John c. Coats's livery sta- ble was burned a few months ago. and crew is now at work clearing the. old brick and delivering new ma terial.
 The business section of the city is rapidly widening. Not less than a dozen new business concerns have opened in Demopolis during the past six months and the prospects for d large trade for this season are very favorable. There is much building ir, at this time, and i'm provements are to be seen on every block in the city.
 Miss Charlotte Metcalf of Montgom- cry arrived in Demopolis yesterday and Is the guest of Miss Lucy Taylor on Main street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
Record of shipp,nr.

From the records in the office of the Collector of Customs. the following fig ures of exports were obtained for the week ended last night. British schooner Nargie J. Sumner for Havana. 32:.5;c feet pine lumber; value $4,S3S. British schooner Limon. for Puerto Limon, a5,454 feet pine lumber, 4s,ooo pounds flour value $2,495.
 Norwegian steamship Telefon, for Progresso, Mexico, 43,7S6 feet pine lum- her. 53.540 feet oak lumber, 2S,000 shin- gles. 7S4.o00 pounds corn, 61 doors and frames, value $2,1e5. American schC oner Alamo. for New York, 300,0e0 feet pine lumber, $500 bales cotton, 7)G cases red cedar slats 100 bales domestics, 390 packages mer- chandise.
 Norwegian steamship Bluehslds, for Blueields. general merchandise cargo, value $4,2S5.
 Norwegian steamship Harold, for Puerto Limon, 1,250 feet pine lumber and general cargo, value $1,149.
 Norwegian steamship Origen, for Bocas del Toro; 250 bushels corn, 62,- S02 feet pine lumber, general cargo. Value. $6,204.
 Norwegian steamship Condor, for La Ceiba: general cargo. Value. $23S.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines. for Bocas del Toro; 20,S3S feet pine lum- Der. 14,474 feet dressed pine, general merchandise. Value, $2,825.
 British steamship Inchkeith, for Rot terdam, Holland; FPS cases cedar slats, 1,6S66,462 feet pine lumber, 47,S26 feet gum lumber. $500. feet oak lumber, 10,2S6 feet cottonwood lumber, 6,600 cubic feet poplar logs, 160,200 pounds oak slaves, 15,319 feet hewn pine tim Der, 10,629 feet sawn pine timber Value $60.709.
 British barkantine Reynard, for Ha- vana: 470,056 feet pine lumber. Value, $5.53S..
 Norwegian steamship Brattan, for Guantanamo; 349,533 feet pine lumber Value, $6,26S.
 Havana; 612.1S5 feet pine lumber Value, $7,233.
 Imports for the week were as fol- lows
 Cuban steamship Mobila, from Ha- vana: 4.652 pounds Havana flllers to- bacco. 31 bales sponges. 7O7 crates pine apples.
 Norwegian steamship Beievrnon, from Bocas del Toro; 15,500 punches bana- mas.
 Norwegian steamship Origen, from San Juan del Norte; 25.000 punches ba- nanas, 10000 cocoanuts, 29 bales rub Der.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines, from Bocas del Toro; 12.OoO punches bananas.
 American steamship Alamo. from New York; 5000 packages merchan- disc.
 Norwegian steamship Condor, from Bocas del Toro; 11,oo0 punches bana- mas.
 Norwegian steamship Belize, from Belize; 5000 punches bananas.
 American schooner Pendleton Satis- faction. from Tampa; soc tons phos- phate rock.
 Norwegian steamship Taunton. from Bocal del Toro; 1 z. 900 launches bananas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
Recommendations of Grand Jury

The City Court grand jury for the fall term, after two weeks session ad- jourGed after submitting its report. Out of 1Ss cases and 476 witnesses exam ined, ninety true bills were found
 Among the recommendations offered in the report were the following: That all cases of minor charges, appealed from lower courts, be dealt with to the ex- tent that such practice of appealing be avoided in future, IS many of said ap- peals are for the exclusive purpose of evading the law, and avoiding unish- ment; that the Sheriff give more atten- tion to the arrest of vagrants and idlers on the public streets and that full jus tice be meted out to such when con- viction Is had; that the poor asylum be remodeled and thereby avoid the neces- sfty of building a new enc; that the county Commissioners get town to bus mess and erect new and modernly equipped jail adjoining the Court House and that they give all a-chitects oppor- tunity to submit plans for the new jail and remodaling the Court House and that they furnish all data to competing arc hitects as to plans in contemplation and that advertisements be inserted in the local papers for bids for construct ing and completing such buildings &C., Cording to whatever plans are adopted; that three trained bloodhounds be pur- chased and keot in easy access for use of the Sheriff in running down mur- dereFs and other criminals; that deputy Sheriffs and Dtlice officers be more care
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
WATER SYSTEM CONDEMNED.
Report of the Grand Jury of Ttowah
 C0uusv

Gadsden. Oct. 14.-(Special. )-The City Court grand jury has adjourned af- ter the most lengthy session in the history of the court. the session last ing twenty-two days. There were 201 cases docketed, 72l witnesses examined and ninety-eight true bills returned. All the books of the various county officers were examined and found correct and neatly kept. An examination of the county jail disclosed the fact that the bedding used by the prisoners is old and infected with vermin and the jury suggested that the Sheriff burn the old bedding, thoroughly renovate and clean the jail and purchase new bedding. The convict camp and the county farm were found in good shape and the Probate Judge and County Commissioners were complimented on the successful manner in which they had conducted tho affairs of the county.
 The jury says: Tn compliance with your honor's special charge In reference to the quality of water now being fur nished the inhabitants of the city of Gadsden by thethlater works company mittee the river .y from thhe pump dns iIs static station ,s up tifst spring branch. for some distani oJ nlcds5e intake pipe to be very filth IEhe h1ddry herddrry bad san
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
Turnament at HuntsviiIe,

Huntsville, Oct. )-- Huntsville's team of ten knights de- feated the Madison county team yes- terday afternon in riding tourna- ment in Huntsville, the score being TIT to 115. The score was tied when the last two opposing riders ran the course and the contest was close and exciting throughout. Call Reeves of the county team won first honor by capturing fifteen rings and crowned Miss Bertie Hampton as queen of love and beauty while N L. Pierce and J. E. Rice, winners of second and third places, crowned Misses Arvie Pierce and Annie Aday as first and second maids of honor. The tournament was the largest ever. held In Huntsville and about two thousand people witnessed it. A coronation ball was held In the Huntsville Hotel last night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
FAILED TO PLAY CAME.
Wetumpka Football Team Did Not Ga
 to Admission.

wetumpka. Oct. 14.-(Specfal )--The football team of this school expected to leave here Friday afternoon and play the Jacksonville school team at Anniston today. At the last minute they were disappointed In securing the game. They will leave for Birming- ham Monday morning where wetump- ka plays Howard College Monday af- ternoon.
 Friday evening at the Auditorium, Miss Dupre's music class entertained the patrons of the school with de- lightful recital.
 Owing to Mrs. Farrow's bad health, Mir. and Mrs. l.. w. Farrow and Miss Pearl Rouse will so to Denver, Col, about November l. Mir. Farrow will stay about two weeks, while Mrs. Far row and Miss Rouse will remain in- definitely.
 Little Eugenia Gamble. while play ing with a party of children 0 few days ago fell and broke her arm in two places. Miss Britt. sister of Mir. T. J.. Britt, suffered similar painful frac- ture short time ago. ~
 Miss Ida May McCullers has gone to Rollins. Ala. where she will teach music during the winter months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
NEGRO SAVES A LIFE
PLUNGED INTO BAY AND REsCUEs
 A HOY.
Hegira of Greeks From Pensacola on Account of the Prevalence of Yellow Fever--A Neygspa-
 per Mans Work.

Pensacola. Fla, Oct. 14.--(Special. )-- Persons along the water front saw q heroic act on the part of Gus Williams, negro, yesterday afternoon. Williams is employed at a steamship company's office and his attention was attracted by the cries of a little white boy named Carisen. The black man caught sight of struggling lad in the water and with thought only for the safety of the boy he plunged in, swan to the boys side and dragged him to point of safety. saving lis life. The deed was witnessed by q good many persons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
Hns Not Replied,

A set of resolutions adopted by the Board of Public Works calling for the Superintendent of Streets to resign. has been forwarded to the Superintendent. Charles H Gingles. who Is at Powell ton, Fla. The resolutions called the surerintendent's attention to his lack of staying where he was needed and of being in the city right at a time when he was most wanted. Up to noon today he had cent no reply. The Board of Works will have meeting Monday. There seems to be a great deal of feel ing against M-. Gingles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
stampede of Greeks.

this city and they are not stopping in America after they leave Pensacola. They go direct to Athens. Greece. These Greeks did not believe that yell low fever existed in Pensacola and have an inherent and foolish fear of physicians. They are of the opinion that doctors are working to kill them. About twenty will get out Monday, while about half that number have al- ready gone. Some have closed up their fruit stores and have abandoned good stands to leave the city. About every one of them who takes the fever dies shortly, and this has caused them to believe that the doctors are not using proper means to save the lives of the sick Greeks.