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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-11
Gun Mas Cooked.

One Of the peculiar circumstances
was with reference to the gun that did
the work. Both barrels had been dis
charged, but the trigger Of one barrel
was cooked. This might be accounted
Tor through the death grip from pain
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-11
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
Birthday Gathering.

Mrs James Wright delightfully."- en-
tertained a number of friends in her
new home on Sixteenth avenue at a
euchre party yesterday afternoon, in
commemoratiOn of her birthday ami
versary. Prizes awarded were: lone
hand prize to Mrs John Ohlweiler, Sr.,
first prize TO Mrs. Charles Hill of Mo
line. and consolation to Mrs. Kenyon Of
this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-11
STRUCK BY sLEDGE HAMMER
Son of John Dahn Injured This After
noon by Blow.

John. the 4-year-old son Of John F.
Dahn, superintendent of streets was
accidentally struck on the head with
a sledge hammer about ! o'clock this
afternoon and quite seriously injured.
He was playing about house that
was being moved on Eleventh avenue,
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
and got too close 10 a swinging nam
mer and was struck by a glancing blow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
Reviva! at 5esond Presbyterian.

Revival at second Presbyterian.
The Storm Friaav eyenm4 did no.
keep the people aN3ls Tin attend
ancp vas surprise 10 The ,pral>r'.
II. urcfu4 Viii continue rhrou@h
THIS .eoa. Tha Interest Is still in
rrea- ne aad fHo church is 4oa1t,...
warm ff,. ffe helpers loague" is
an a, tes4ana tact9 in rhe ne,.ttn2
tn i mbars are rrady# IL acl on any
jN5u4 5hr cvau2el7' may su2ee~2- Il
i=aoadegtaI fe So hoN='he holy spit
IL is Iraau2 il =fh.4 revival # YOU
need a reracshia2 from the skies a.=f
il Al - p. ~. and art"nd fhe de.
yoJita;d sersier 1oa viii certainly
lecF tin Ps soaoa ii e1'd = spirit
.fh0se Nh, love Ged enc de9ile=fo sec
men saved az Heauasfe1 lo praz faI
tap ttpo3ajH2 Il his >air1. PraE be.
Iievin- Have vua heard II, woHdpdtm
stoIy nj Valentine Burke. his Wonder
fel cel44el9ieA "a ST l.eais2 Once Il
eraoa. ba1 a1tervud deputy shsrin. eI
- Louis. Roy. johnson viii 2iye dis
story 10 the ronsreg41ion tonight. You
will be delighted 'o heal it. Il IT,
weather is faycIable il Is doubtful i
" can Spar he people tonj4h Rail
ROAD men arc=f fedaeste'd 10 . lae=' ='.4tlN
:, thpv may be sure al q seat
An ATTENBAN9.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
First Christian Church.

Preaching IL a m Sermon. "io
ceu1.ve~ to l.ite:" leNt And workjAs
together with hin. We entraat a'~e
tha. se receive no the sraos. .; &C
il qata Preaehia4 \ Z. ~. Sh;f
Subject. ".Alcxaude. Campot-jG. ths
pa ol The Restoration tbs '> The
i:g,:. sermon IN the series e - -,ais
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
HawIeVMef11o oral

Sunday seheoI a' I'D Lester FIN
sf,91fjntpndeni The tuniof and Sc
4 or leagues Will meet Al - = ~
Meraiae services a. II o.cieek= SUI
&C.. Selected E,ynniae service AZ
-. Song service ID Prrachlns
-, sc,ack. Subject All shaE
I<n&a NJ. ief. .s1.:a;4 Al 5de inv''
-! :, attend eAs=~5 st.tyiet1s + ".
NaHzaan pastor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
Dandy for Burns

DR.. Bergin, Pana HI, Nr,t@s =
have used Ballard's 5 Snow I4ini::.en
always recommended ii to ~ frie-l.:.-
as am confident h 70 < NJ ~
made 1t is dsndy f. burns. Tao
who live on farms are esp cia'lv Ii
Ne to many accilarta. cuts hH. :
bruises, which heai rapidly VII :. =
lard's SnCw Lin;m"ff Is ann
hould always be kept il the i.ol; :.
or cases Of emergency" 25
FN cents, sl0o hottie So'd bv l. I
~,on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

$50 y94at drifts. Tx, Tie grnins OF
~stnt, they II; 'h"'ntrises tnto In
aiGaty nlouujaja> t.jkp the Attie
t!ra,S ei s4;i1,'t. 't,rY stake the ts,lrsl of
u.aH.. z.,li1 ,.ll n4u low studs these.
'fIi. 49,: = - ,1js5,t,.# ~. az IL
~, ,ei - sas..r. - ,.,tf..l Christian
'.a,.1,..s. '5r,i Z, IL, a.rsl 4'i,,v rs'4ul u
.s.s-s,.,4 as,.aa,.',t,s s.9 -2.,s1. a :n.s ~
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ea>' Ni,si, ,1r ii 9,#'..> ne 1T
seq, e>tj1t,4. IL =. - u VI 5arfiafs
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a.. i'tya1.t>.5 A,,ts ssei aat.s5 - =
tn. -: "a s',..,S - 5,,st's n,-9sa srl at4d
l;s... ,e '.t;s:.5,=44.. NJ. 1el##5z.',e
iNs,,,;>5 ':s.,'.. IS y -: a:-'..sl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
POINT NOT WELL -At@zN

Yrs. 1ennar IL Dad : - laa,s
saa WY In oa ~2s..=. selt=ta g..
it Is Engi:s!a It *@nr ss.e: 1.se'-4
when YOU caa understand Na2 IA.
singers are saying
Mrs. Seldc-Hcl22-Why, bless Ses4.
sou cant l:u,ees,ela the N .,n> 'a.essE
when they s;ng in English than ~ =
they sing in -Irsir1l-- -@1A2c.- 20 ICi'..
une.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
First PRESBYTERIAN Church.

services 4aH b. sxpetlrd al the
F.f.t Presbyterian church felay. eet.-
durte5l ~ De. j / Caldwell II
morn e. S..t.l ic,. Vii be all O'Clock
#anG fh ueenina 5ef3iee IL y ".elGch
sunday se5dtI aiaa Bib. efasr= Al 80
u ~.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
VERY SIMPLE

The Ingenious One wond9c A@v
Isabel manages to preserve her cac,-
plaxion
The Knowing One-Oh, She il:st
keeps t in COO, place, tight. r1to,
ad-Smart Set
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
First Metz 90 st Chur-t7

Al o'clock toia& the i>,eo1s' Re-.
J. 8. Hawkins. wi. presca va 10 +
St.er.tS Of ahlyas!9u~ e1lee%2S 3
risn5 ou The St-r.yls ST., y: S,1c,e-
t. All are. invite: - this sSry.ev-s
t.ur.. r. gss1 QUA sas ls4 S-sa;'=#: ss
" ...--A1slA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
Lakeside.

~ a {. Mile. 1asiSfa}i ~ - -
III. Arkansas Mea..2eeiist "t. prsaca
morning and a.sA Al III 1.afs 81.
Methodist churc}. .e,..tY II es3~ ,,>,-s
CONNECTED with ii 1NciN c5t~-e as
president und ) 3 very p.?0sa. 80
We KNOWN p"4aGa i.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
Il = Ines, ~ t2is Dead.

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q .i,,=..z, s..-.t.,. ~. .4l4
=. Il 80 -, as.l !. +, i
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i4tence OF b:5 y. :#.l sue
portals OF h., so5y 4A=..sy
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w2nis .. ~ ss -
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viz tl9Ws:s do ll4,f 2..a s.l.se
aoWe,.s ~ - {, ID -
i'll H.. i,.'.~, ~. IN .'ft s.#.-5s.l
Boz ! .18 ISL 4e.
de- s=iH the'r sItet5.a. S4g#e= '.Iss.u
tha, yoA a7t oa,E tat.s@ u. tem M
tha' y9a roy" the34 I.o~> S5l+ss elsoH
TIE dead and u}rc uH1 50 .:siH.s
would bring about mauy bapFy ras-'1t<
Hearts are breaking, Ia1ed o4t5 VAT.
ansi tears flow, aIl because =3f tao w.tiI=
holding of kind worIs uuS. S.'ot.,'.. .tev.
DR.. L. NJ. Zimmerman, LUt4e:a', 3at-
timore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
First Baptist Ct,lrH'.

Waterbury, supply. Preaching
e. a. III. ANA 5 p AZ SG1ld~y school
at $50 a. m. r \ P Y meets at
p 81.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
Carr Memorial j..

Sunday schcoi ~ 9 30 q. II. rfe.ss12
ing at IL a. m. by the pastor, Rev vs"s4s1ksA
w. Drake and at ! 80 p. m. 4oua@
peoples meeting Il. 2esss p. ~.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
Y. NJ. C. A. NEWS.
+ i! + + + + + + + + + + +
Lecture oy Dr.. Alexander.

Or. g. c. Alexander will address the
y. NJ. c. A. at ; p Ia today. His sui
iect will be, '.Thr Orgin ut the Anglo
saxons; or How Ctda Enlarged Ia
peth, as He Said lie Would, o. Inccr
porahing With Him the Tea Lost
Tribes of Israel. su That Their Ind
yiduality Was Not Destroyed, bat EN-
phas:zed. Ladies and gentlemen in
vited
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

The Woma&'s Hen Mission Sc
ctrty viii m,e.t al l.7h@s;fa church
Monday ii :; p. N. Tn is rho rr4itar
tesiue~s injecting M n=ambeIy ar.
requested 10 att"ud. rbe del'.a5r,.= 10
aieo missionary meeting AZ l.jttlr Roc,
viii h4te=a tine roporr and u, nlea.n,.
9LooId miss il MIS-. Reeves Of Mn
" z NJ society gave Il splendid ~.
nefi and we All fa1t bov much W.
nad Missed by nor going 50 TN, n"vr
ae~l thn4 is 10 hs.as th,9.-#rspoe1~
There is a hez9 industrial =seeael
to'= the poorer Glasses al #tmH ell#
@e4.= lwo miles from ROM ca. faas
institution has sraaea hed7 u se5=
enE=tie,= members and 4 faculty 9f
fye tateheis. L sWsv #le2ci#at IAN.
8.,arsd "a >5.ooo. bindings vaa5ea
&t.>2a@ livestock. l0m DsJe@*9a.z an
feo1s sna .J= WaaH works ~z@saag
verth Approximately ST.. w.
Martha Berry 0t Roa9 GsJ=z afa- tet
wars been q close sraez.nD % fit. CON
di.ioa q rde rool=1= efas5eSz fasm
children Il North ofrafgi3.=o45 - H..
hi- school Owls is :i@in lt.a ms
tilat rhe south must rely ta q .ae4,
extent= for - tHaua.# iulezafia 4.jas>eiz
opment upon this class. NJ - Get.aT=.-
endeaYofine 10 nak, til'@ pI;tstic >estf.
OF cGjtdhcod prena al on Ton Sgee =
ta3l manhood Th south should cor
tain many schools Of lhis eiasaels}.=
MORN on preachers haye been y
pslled from Hungary ca the 1eoaaa#
ll th y an,a@sajzpd STAT, po9ie>
nel1ls and religion When VII ous
erpat 4overnne III eNtilpate This IL
@idious fer2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

1t does not follow that 10 become
successful advertiser a nan mus
start in with unlimited thousands
Chambersburz. p OPINION
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
i.oN ui self.

Nz}flteA'.. tJs.,s> - stai,f:i,.t- ~ int
tizs," -. ttizs 4,.=le-, ii tl4eIanilN toH:,5
Y s}s't "a il =" h1.} zzt'"n hsfison 5nd na
t.z,lls IL. 1t" fsa,tr saaiti,. ~ in the indus
tte..e. s}7t.d II f.s.5z t,,. tf:i'4.d 10 f.lt'
t.l,5 #!4t II s7leg.#'f many juAtNzi'ttaj
.5t.ea.s. at,e et..a 4"u Ia ttr earthly
:da4 ,ordid f:t~~.of.@ u -.f .eye aasI
.e. al tAe Wq1t1 t.. Y u.'afy. -
,'.,!,rfateQI llrts a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

Wesley Aamer5at >ehaef located Il
fhe Mnnrainces regions et feAne.s=
SCI. is IN tht. midst oI = poplslaijorz 81
iooooo people mostly white moan
iajnpers. who are without hist
schools or lbr5l93s. One.h1fh nj th9'n
..e4 itlerafe sin ply beeapt9. H.
hsve never had a chance IN earnest
sa.I comes Tor good books and n1aga-
zjnes for Jha 9.4ope. Direct eNpfeS $
repaid. OF Apll'St- lu the principal o!
Il. school. Red Boiling Sprin@>. Tenn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

B,yrad th~ I'll. W ,e. a I fll-
MOMENTS came 10 = a. @!aii4'a ="
9s4hed tway, a. 5#~ e3se H. =. a9s.'
heu - 2c doay - .era<er. l :
net 81. Mcm se11. - sstu= -.a.zc
lis a mistake 7i9oe iiz~
4 on.y hoyei's 9a s1e ~i,12
Cney- born. the n4;,s' u it, "a,
It's an as2os-,g: tA.te
Tle moment, 49, sHd 0ese. "a I.
3ossotnins beyon,1 :i.i~ L. fft:-
MRS. DoN.+f : ~. r po:tsr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

\ deaconnrss N the Ne@ lolS
h NJ speaks Itali4u .,nd wul-'zs ia t4t
Italian distrlcf of il city; another
speaks aad writes CAjness an1 t~aci-
= IN 'h,. sehoa,, te1. fat- Ch'nnse: W.
wcrh f5f Swedish churches : aN..raI
sepah German ael' ..'e"rh T',.tr
t!4. dea =HHnes~2~ = 81 9'a.'. = hi
.oa'1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
" hnt l. Pleasing Ia tod

IA RHiee= u salvation j., }l.s sur'sHs
sl.a.=et= 69.4 world md nelhin@ ~ilorl ot
f4#~ " 4 y" :9-e'ala -. N5Ah '5od. t,ea
Wi lloj ,.aItr r6e iI"al.- 01..rl= =f.tsta'.> i
roaI,fouI~e win ttte ,Nof,,. sat tha
it#s'#af lie tseeils>,s i deIna4,l.4t hlIi 6...
~i44Hll}s@ a." - 4 :se,l .sf!fH z.tt tpsf -
Ia son3 are plea sin: J." cod. Re- " Il
iisIa j NeIsiet>- Nis'holist. - Louis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

Christ, church G5U@D Ie Ile NAM
tasiel il earthly thugs ot=, tGjSt bttl
@,5ff Tie conp!e1e eNPge~@jelt aI liz Il
4ili4 Il nH~f IL more lhaa aRre.A y
M s3tlg;tl >"rirt&. Fl nl~l#n u" :; ~pGsif
43a3 oe=auizalson. living. aeti4e. fsa4,5
3n4 t6, t5Shi ol n 4ed3lM.>~ =ltef
N1eHss... Reilly i;.4lt59 GaiAoIie. t'sJI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

!. 1. + + s. + + + + + f. +
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

Fl.en : Il Etf4e r.;o., ia t1t. NNof.J
for the Hau ,he goes about du5u4 @ue,i
Tt' la1u y IN htleW, tI1t' good and ,iar9
Il uot e2lnIH.f~ = Ill ,1stia~, >ua.e.i =
al1 fftla't=fi~ at.-eANu=. Is,g ". II
Pound. Gou1fe,.:af sef35ttist - II ';s4s5.=
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-31

service via Amiens You must via Havre But
you're too late tonight he added. suspctously.
He sent a couple Of his men to safe back
but managed to shake 'em on at wiueshop In the
Rue Canfert Then" said Hulyett Il doubled back to
your shanty aud met you at the door Lucky
wasn't ~
Menet shrugged his shoulders
The luckiest thing OF all. m'sieu. If YOU ask
is that you didn't succeed in getting into the station
There railway there. There isn't
gine nearer than La Chapelle-theyve had 'em an
moved down to the sheds And the station is held by
three companies from Bellevillesome OF the biggest
scoundrels in all Paris They're patrong the line
far the bridge at Nette
This way. m'sieu. I'm taking you by a road
that's only used by railway men; but | dare say we
shall be challenged We shall have to drop into the
ditch by the side of the lire creep shops
I'm afraid though. shan't hnd an engine with
steam up The last that came in a goods No. 3S.
but that hour ago"
Qu va la?" 1t the challenge of the in
surgent sentry.
St Denis!" answered Menet promptly; and they
allowed to proceed.
They dropped into the ditch and crept cautiously
along Menet leading. Hulyett could the sentries
patrolling the embankment In his pocket Hulyett
carried new weapon, revolver. The six chambers
charged but he had only three spare cartridges
with him. At the point where the bridge crossed the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-31

ana the heaVy doll would permit.
But had seen-and some one was
policeman.
The next day two tiny girls stood i'm the New York
Children's court taking it in a big china
doll
Stealing baby clothes from clothes line
Tibe charge brought against them.
What is this, little girls? inquired the magistrate
Mister Judge" said Bertha, do you know Santa?
." Yes certainly" replied the magistrate, smiling
What about Santa CLAUSE"
Then Rose looked up and burst forth
q" We have a big doll, Mister Judge, a real nice doll
and she wants a dress for Christmas"
" Mister Judge" cried Bertha, mpetuously you
don't want Dolly to freeze? Yes, the baby
clothes from the line and going put them on
Dolly and tell her that Santa Claus her
Don't Mister Judge that did nothing wrong?
Well with such eloquent defense, no Judge in the
world could convict SO the magistrate prom
Use TO steal again, and having let them go
But even though Dolly did lose the clothes she was
not allowed to freeze. For days afterwards a big
parcel left, marked For Bertha and Rose from
Santa Claus"
Inside it the delighted girls found lovely for
Dolly and two dresses and two pairs Of boots
selves.
And some think that Santa Claus disguised as a
magistrate when Bertha and Rose stood the York
Children's court
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-31

well" said other, rising. Il suppose it's
really no business of mine to save Paris My people In
Washington would say
"A moment, msieu-a momentE exclaimed the
general looking hard the American. You oner
to carry this message yourself. m'seu"
81 offered this morning but you separated with
out coming to decision, the difficulties have In
creased with every that has passed. Lose this
chance you lose the last L am repeating the
offer now you personally general because-well
frankly, consider Gen Lamorier is the only man In the
government capable of making his mind"
The bit of fattery told. The general looked
pleased
.And to be frank with you, msleu," he said, smil
ing there isn't a Frenchman in all Paris would
trust with such order He would betray US"
Hulyett laughed.
MY sentiments exactly" he said That's why
I'm Offering"
But the northern line. m'sieu? There no
trains running. The station is held by the reds
How"
pardon general" interrupted the American, i'm
patiently Give the order Time is passing. and
the minutes precious"
For an instant longer Gen. Lamorier hesitated
then scrbbled the order to the officer commanding
at Amiens, which the American had volunteered to
carry
There. msieu" he said, throwing it to
him. 1t is my death warrant remember, IL you are
taken. My colleagues couldn't me-if they
would They would be too busy defending them
selves" And he laughed sardonically.
If / am taken, general" said Hulyett folding vi
the Official slip of which the safety of Paris
depended. 81 will to it that this document does
fall into hands that would it to your disad
vantage If l succeed-wel, the credit will be given
And. pressing the generals hand, he down th'
stairs and in the crowd In the street
"Ah. Monseer Boul plotting with that old blood
sucker Lamorier against the sovereign people, eh
That's your game is t?" muttered the surly porter
the morning. who had the American leaving tn,
ministry of 1T Lamorier who threatened
with the troops. All, he may bark, but he cam
btel Our leaders have taken of that They'v,
drawn his teeth the old dog! Amiens is eighty miles
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-31

from Paris All the same this American must be
shadowed. / him something my own, and
if"
AUX armes, cItoyensw
A number of wearing the cap and tunic of
the National guards passing along escorted by
a disorderly rabble singing the Marseillaise and
when the porter turned to look for the American he
had gone.
Lucky for me- Jules, happened to drop on you
this journey old man"
Horace Hulyett, in the soIed blouse and greasy
cap employe the locomotive sheds OF the
Chemn de Fer du Nord at La Chapelle talking to
a whose dress exact facsimile of his
to the man, in fact to whom the dress ne
ing actually belonged-Jules Menet, fireman the
Paris-Boulogne line. He had invalid child and
Hulyett, who had made Menet's acquaintance under
circumstances which gave him certain claim the
man, had shown little kindnesses to the child
Somebody had to be trusted, and Hulyett decided
to trust Menet II asking the man, however, to
risk his life, and Hulyett had promised him 1000
offered to add of his own, besides recommending
him for promotion If they got through"
I'm not particularly Lamorier & Co."
Menet had said grimly But the reds the devil
and all to a who wants TO honest living
and live quiet life.
Besides" added. Il owe you something,
monsieur. You depend me. sir"
they turning out o a street the
Quarter st. Antoine and making their way towards
the railroad
When the missus told me-" Hulyett was saying,
that she didn't know when you might be home as
things all anyhow tried TO into the station
by bluffng. But it wouldn't work London, msieu I?
said the sergeant called by the sentry. There's
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-31

line al Vette they had to out of the ditch
Under the bridge shot whzzed past Hulyetts ear,
and Menet fell But he up again directly. He
had stumbled chair. They had been seen, how
ever and there still 200 yards between them and
the engine sheds. Dim figures began to hurry down
the line warning cries to issue out of the darkness
Hulyett decided to draw the pursuers while Menet
endeavored to find him engine.
It's the American! Go for him! cried voice
which Huyett recognized. 1t that of the porter
Turning, he a few yards, sprang into the ditch,
then doubled back to the bridge. Three men
clambered him, but, ncumbered by the unaccus
toned musket and accOuterments they went slowly
Lying fiat his face In the shadow of the bridge,
Hulyett the voices of his pursuers calling to
one another and growing fainter they got farther
Then thinking the coast clear, he rose TO MS
feet and rushed up the embankment intending to
make dash for the roundhouse He wondered II
Menet had managed to reach it,
He was Just congra tuatng himself on the success
of his own maneuver when a dark form seemed sud
denly rise of the ground, and he found himself
in the of the burly porter
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-31

less. long Dolly wen clothed?
Young they were they knew that their mother
looked after them she could AFFORD then,
mother could possibly include Dolly in the family.
So Dolly had only themselves depend
Dolly wanted dress for Christmas. And where
Dolly get a dress Bertha and Rose had not
the least Idea
Dolly will catch cold" said Bertha, sadly.
Poor Dolly" lsped her little sister, coldl
Dolly must have a dress for Christmas
Bertha remarked they walked along sxty-fourth
street, New York
Just then both little girls caught sight something
that nearly took their breath away
Look. cried Bertha. 20, look! Clothes for
Dolyi"
But they are not ours, can't touch them" said
Rose, eyiug longngy a clotheslne upon which baby's
robe and bonnet hung swayug the wind
They not for ourselves, stupd!" said Bertha
superior voice. They're Dolly, so it's not steal
ing"
Having thus soohed their conscences Bertha climbed
the fence and returned trumphany the small
coveted garments
. Then both little girls fed fast their small feet
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-31
eSSSSSSSSSSSsessss
DOLLY'S CLOTHES s M SaHFs et OF 6 TIES

ERTHA considered in private that Dolly be-
longed TO her. Rose, likewise in private, was
Of the opipion that Dolly was hers entirely.
Dolly was all and everything to these poor
little girls What mattered it TO them if their
clothes We're ragged and their little shoes sole
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-31

his apartments in the Rue Favart
Horace UuIyett was at breakfast.
Hulvett was unodlcislly attached to
the staff of the American representative
in the French capital sun somewhere .
in his twenties. only the fewest were
aware that the smartly groomed young
800. ..t.. 1.g.l..4 se ~ the pbfafest care
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-10
C1sssn Diarrhoea.

U. s. soldiers who served in Cuba during the Spanish war know what this disease is, and that the ordinary remedies have little more effect than so much water. Cuban diarrhoea is almost as severe and dangerous as a mild attack of cholera. There is one remedy, however, that can always be depended upon as will be seen by the following certificate from Mrs. Min nie Jacobs, of Houston, Texas: T hereby certify that Chamberlain's Col ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured my husband of severe attack of Cuban diarrhoea, which he brought home from Cuba. We had several doctors but they did him no good. One bottle of this remedy cured him, as our neighbors will testify. Ithank God for so valuable a medicine" For sale by all dealers in patent medicines. stock on hand in the store at the time the mine was purchased.
 This does not include the money ex- pended in improvements made since the mi1e rchased above referr-
 I consider this a very remarkable showing for the first year. These mines were purchased January g, 1904, and have paid, clear of all ex- penses, ??? ??? gold, first year.
 Very respectfully submitted,
 HARRY F. SMITH, President. cd to.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-10
MINERAL APPLICATION NO. es2.
Mineral Survey No. 2o1e.

U. s. Land Office, Tucson, Arizona.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Bisbee Queen Development Co.,, a corporation organized and existing un- der the laws of the Territory of Arizo- ma, by Gid Graham, Secretary, the post office of whom being Douglas, Cochise County, Arizona, has this day filed it's application for patent for 1500, 1900, 551.1, 1500, 1290.5 and 1900 linear feet respectively of the Little Elsie" June Bird" ''Bisbee Queen, 9 Mascot" "Ocatea" and Little Mary" mines, lodes or veins bearing copper and other minerals, with sur face ground, GOO feet in width respect ively on each, situated in the Warren Mining District, Cochise County, Ari- zona, and designated by the official plat and field notes on file in this of flee as mineral survey No. 2019, ap- proximately in Tp. 23 s. E. A F. G. &R. B. & Meridian, said Mineral Sur vey No. 20l9 being described as fol lows:
 Little EIsie.-Beginning at corner No. l, pine post scribed 1-2019 L. E. L. Whence W. IA cor. Sec. 90, Tp. 23 S.. R. 25 E., c. & s. R. B. & M. brs. N. S9 degs. 02 mins. 20 seconds E. 3319.8 it. Thence N. 56 degs. 55 mins. w. 1900 it. to cor. No. 2, pine post scribed 2-2019 L. E. L. Thence N. 04 degs. 49 mins. 760.3 to cor. No. 3, pine post scribed s-2O19 L.