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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-11
INEMORAI SERVICE ODD FELLOWS DECORATE THE GRAVES OF THEIR HONORED
 DEAD SUNDAY
Impressive Service Held in Commem- oration of Their Memory-Small
 Attendance Reported.

'rh. ] i. s':=:a 'odse CT oad Fellows, Pine Cit.. fafifr e.s Cid Pillows, the Rcbe!.si''!: aa4 !,ts Cotton Belt en- camnmo"' held their memorial ser vices at BelIWood cemetery Sunday afternoon. The attendance was small and the proper interest was not taken in the services. They left town later than was expected on account of the smal crowd When they arrived at the, cemetery the graves of the lodge ceremonies were performed.
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READY I'D REPORT
con'mitfee Appointed 10 Inquire into Finan. eiai Status of Grading District Ne. { Ready 10 Report at Meeting Called for That Purpose Thursday Night.

The committee recently appointed to investigate the financial status of srayelD& district No l, which Was appointed at late meeting of the property owners in that district, is ready to report, and meeting has been called for net Thursday night for lEe purpose of submitting the report ;n lhe property oWners. The commit tee makes this announcement in the following notification card.
 To th" property owners and eonl- missioncrs in 2raVellina district No l, on Fifth avenue. The committee appointed by you at d meeting held ,3#A 3A, to investigate the financial af- fairs of said 2ravellin& district, are now ready to make their report to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-11
BARRAQUE STREET
GREAT PROGRESS BEING MADE ON THE WORK OF PAVING
 THOROUGHFARE
Completed to Walnut Street and Be- ing Pushed Rapidly to Olive to
 the West.

The pavement of B;tiraatle street has been completed to Walnut street, end the cent ractors are rapidly push ing onward to Olive. and anothe block will be made ready in very short while. The work completed so far includes a half block on Chest Tut. two blocks on Barranue. and the ether block extending tes Olive Is un- der good hcadway.
 The contractors on this job have put in some rapid work, and given continued good weather will soon have the entire job completed,
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NE:N BRIDGES SEVEN FiRST-CLASS BRIDGES WILL BE BUILT IN COUNTY
 OF JEFFERSON The Contracts Let fer All of Thain, at Court House Monday Worn

As was advertised at the court house and all over Jefferson county, tle contracts for building scNea first c'as5 were let at the court house Aicd- and competitive bidding The follow irs. We're the 9u"c .s4'' most r. spnn- : i,,e and lowest bit,aclo. anI lhc con-
 sa;l was let to nan:
 z idoe over ulstl Sallee bayou, lt0 :.~i :. ug at $3 J l f. l-. A McNulty.
 '"idgc at Vinea"r H;l. 23l feet ! iit2. at $3.5o foot: r. A. McNuiN
 Bridge over Flat Bapou, s75 feet, at $%.25. J. $. Barraqne, : J.ii,4a over Big creek. on the line between Whiteville and Talladega townships on the Camden road, 100 fee, long, at $50 a foot A. McNulty Bridge over Eastwood bayou, .Jeffer- sno township, 160 feet long, at s2.90 foot, J. $. PilkingCtn,
 Bridge over prong of Eastwood bayou eighty feet long, at $3.25 foot, J. s. Pilkington.
 Bridge over Little Cypress, Jeffer son township, no fet long. at $3 per foot, A. McNulty.
 Contracts will be signed by the sac cessful bidders between them and lief ferson county. The said contractors are required to give bond in sum equal to the amount of their bid. The commissioners are E. J. kerwin, coun- ty judge, A. H. Gresham and C. $. Bacon.
 In addition to these there will be two more first SIS bridges ad lertised for building in Dudley lake township, enc in DunningtOn and one in Roberts. Also plans and specifications are now being prepared ny q competent engi neer for a first-c ass steel and con- crete bridge in Plum Bayou township1 across Plum bayou near Sherrill.
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:I,thusiasm Runs Rampant With t,ae Latesi Announcement of the Candidates Siaaa- ing ia the Graphic's Great Piano Conissi, and New Contestants Join in hapi..y.

lady receiving the third largest mum ber Of 4al4a. This makes q total Of S550, which will be siYen absolutely free to thc ladies of this contest Not a collar will fl cost anyone, tle object Ii the paper, of course, being to ill. sfaas@ it. subscription list. 1he ful details el the contest are printed else where iH J.j.5 paper, aut In every is sue of the papzf. 70 that anEeae may read aud foaz H4defstead.
 Evefs oa* aas q chance a=t=fhe val pabe pflzes atzafpd aud it is merely 5 test oi euetza for tlle ladies ea-sa.- el in the caa:et. In ortter to make il sc. the GTuI1IIIe offers but enc way il he wor}I to $ cure extra coupons. and that is b@securins advance sub. scl'iptions to the paper. No extra copies of the Graphic. nor any extra eoilpons. will be furnished for this contest. and il all depends upon get ting out and hnstlin& Kew names for the Graphio's subscription list. To these who dc this the golden oppor tunits is offered of securing a pre- liUm worth the While--Something which will moi only reflect credit upon the efforts of the sHccc"ssful con- lestant, but will also be an ornament tC the home. will last for a lifetime, and fully repuy one for the little time and effort put into the contest The price of the piano 10 be given away represents the average salary of one woman in this country for a year It represents the average salary of a nan for the same length of time that the contest runs So if will be readily seen that the inducement offered is an ample one, more especially when it is conisdered that little or no
 need be lost from other work i'll en- tering this contest. Ones spare time, put in earnestly and energetically, may result in winning a $40o prize, Try it. ssr
 The contestants attention is called to the date of expiration of ballots published in the Graphic No ballots will be counted if voted after Satur day. Thereafter a new date will be printed on them.
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COMING TOMORROW LtTTLE ROCK BUSINESS MEN WILL VISIT PINE BLUFF IN
 THE MORNING. Special Train Will Convey the Party Over Southeastern Lines of
 Iron Mountain.

The business men of Little Rock dave chartered s train for special trip over the SOU theastern lines of the Iron Mountain company This patty will leave Little Rock Tuesday, june l2, at { 30 a. m., accompanied by General Superintendent Baker, Assist ant Freight Traffic Manager Flippin and Assistant General Passenger Agent Wilson, and will arrive here at |: r. d. m.. and remain here an hour and thirty minutes
 We are requested to advise the bust uess men of the city that this party aould be pleased to meet as many as possible of them at the hour above stated.
 II. N. Atwood, Agent.
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the property uWHel4 and d meeting or said pfopelty aNhora is hereby cali. Cd for Thursday evening n o'clock June II! Il the board of tfaqr rooms. [. is important that every property owner be present, either In person OF b1 representative, to hear the report of the committee, as the report cou cernS directlp every interest in said district and you are urgently request cd tu attend.
 When questioned about tne matter fhe committeeman refused absolutely to discuss il; but it is sai o3 the outside that something of interest may d' Velop al Thursday nights meeting, end the committees report will be awaited With much anticipation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-11

Splendid music was Furnished at .he First Methodist church by the ouartet choir. and the beautiful solo. "Jesus, Lover of My Soul, was sung by Miss Plathef.
 Rev. Ramsey.s text was 'B20r Ee cne anothers burdens.
 The pastor pointed out the good that one can do his fellowmen {N I hapdshalze or a timely word of sym pathy. X good substantial meal is a great deal more beneficial to a hungry tramp or beo@ar than a lengthy ser- mon on the uselessness of his life Rev. Ramsey impressed upon his hear CTS tne fact that an open heart and Tocketloo's s tho waS to hri@fttnn the hath uf iii" unfG GrtHnatN whom We meet in the walks of life. h the cvenia. his text was "Beho.d l make all things new
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 Rev. K. 4. McCarty of Stuttgart
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-11

spoke to men sunday u tic '. II. C. A, Rev N1cGa1ly's subject Nas "Of5f= coming Ones Self The speaker han died his subject ii :, lnasterlY laaa= ner anA gave much good advice 10 young men.
 Rev. McCafty is one of the best speakers that has been secured this ynar. aud his lecture was beneficial L. ijll Who heard him.
 >Res s. W RaineH.s subject at flaw le> Memorial in the morning was "Wonderful Achievements In the evening fhe suhiee1 WAS "'?'hree Shouts of Victory
 Al the II o'clock s2lyice at ha First Baptist church Rev. Ross Moore preached on Power From Witho1t. Tn the evening he gave fine advice 10 young men in his sermon, Why Young Men Need the Church.
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STUCK IN TIE MUD.

The steam roller which is being used on the new Fourth avenue was taken 10 the new work on South Main The roller was too heavy for the soft condition of the earth, and after the first tread became stuck in the mud. They finally dug it out af ttl much hard work
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HINEMON'S CHANGE.

Prof. ]. H. Hinemon, superintendent Of public instruction. was recently elected president of Henderson col lege of Philadelphia. Prof. Hinemon is one of the best educators of the state
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A BROTHER KILLED.

Mir. T. A. Drummond, the Third avenue gunsmith and pawnbroker, received telegram Friday afternoon stating that his brother had been kill ed in New Mexico. MT. Drummond at once left for that place.
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NEW OFFICERS.
Elected By the Arkansas Travellers at
 Little Rock Saturday.

The Travellers will build q new ho- tel in Hot Springs, i'll the near future. The Arkansas Travellers elected the following officers at their convention Saturday:
 President, Fl. s Spivey. Little Rock. w. P. Lindsay, Pine Bluff. second vice president.
 J. r. Tucker. secretary.
 T. E. Hirsch, Newport. treasuref. Brooks. Cough and Consumption Cure used in time does cure consunp-
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BRICK WORK BEGUN.

The brick work on the court house. which was begun Friday is progress ing rapidly. The new addition will relieve the crowded state of the build ing.
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BIG SHOOT TUESDAY

rhc Cotton Belt Gun club of which C.. J. Humbert is president, will hold its weekly shoot Tuesday afternoon .sr the commons opposite the shops.
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Circuit Court

The new genire of p2,:t jurAvs re- nurted for du.v in t..e circuit court Monday morning. The court will pro- ceed to take up the misdemeanOr cases,
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HANDSOME STOCK.

R. l.. Owen, proprietor of China Hall, has received a large shipment of Haverlin china. They are the lat est patterns of white with gold bor- der
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-11

W. H. Phillip of Wappapello, Mo- Vas in the city on business Sunday.
 Levine Jones of Texarkana was guest at the AntlerS Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-11

Brooks White Cream Eye Salve cures now.
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PRACTICAL CHARITY AND STILL THEY CC0nIya1E
Dr. Ramsey Says an Open Pocket Book Should Go with an Open Heart Or. Moore Tells Why Young Men Should Join the Church.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27

Present indications are that fully one half the
cars that will compete In the French Grand PIX
and Vanderbilt Cup races will be equipped with
az cylinder motors. A sin greater evidence, Of
the Mercedes Psphard. Napier, Gohrou -Brille
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27

The police department Of Syracuse has been
FRANKLIN touring car for police department work.
Recently the car successfully carried seven men
three policemen, the dnver ana three otheB-to
the station house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27

Congratulations still keep pouring In on c. B.
Rice. the popular agent Tor the Baker electric
line In the East. ever since he declared his inten
'garage for electric vehicles In Newport, Many
OF his correspondents assured him that only for
this they would not have taken their electric We
hlclcs there this season. Mr.. Rice has arranged
for The sales room on Bellevue avenue and the
garage on the Merton road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
SPECIAL SALE ON
AUTOMOBILE

Ladies' and Mems: ALL GRADES Reduced.
$3.50 quality, si;7s; 500 quality. $3.50: $40 kind.
Our Prices Cannot BE Eauailed
on GABRIEL Horns. SHOCK Absorbers, RUSH
tors.
1926 off on Tires s sslls
Tires. O SIZES, we are SELLING this week ct
$50 OFF LIST.
Our Mammoth Catalogue mailed free.
Ug gtoTe E. ]. WILLIS co. D0S stols
Isl w. Saith and Park Place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27

and other European companies are putting out sx
cylinder touring cars. Henry Ford made the ax
cylinder type prominent In racing events two years
ago. and the Ford company are now delivering six
a day TO customers. Three other American makers
are featuring SIX cylinder stock models. while at
least eight factories will stake their regulations
and their chances in the Vanderbilt Cup races on
az cylinder cara.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27

Bnscoe Company Of Tarrytown, NJ. Y. has Just
returned from q VII through the West; Mr.. Bnscoe
Gays from indications noted there Is little question
in his mind that the demand for medium priced
cars will be even heavier next year than 1t Is
this.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27

A telegram received from Percy T. Megargcl
announces the arrival OF the REQ. MountAneer at
Kendallvlie, Ind. Motorists erwin express
ably. after having travelled 5000 miles over the
toughest roads In the worst weather ever under
taken In On automobile.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-15
BABY ARRESTED
AS LANBREAKER
DeViCeOf Policeman to Make
Arrests Without a
Warrant.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Charged with
violating section 2gl Of the penal code
which saws that "a minor shall be sub
ject to arrest If he fails 10 provide him
self with a proper guardian, Armenia
MuscOtte. one year old. of $40 White
Plains avenue. the Bronx was arrested
and lodged IN the EronX Park station.
She was later taken to the fremont
street station. and will be aTraigned in
the West Chester police court.
Apparently little Armenia was uncon-
cerned by the pFedicameut in which she
found herself, for she lay in her
mothers arms cooling happily and seem
inEiy greatly interested In her unusual
surroundings Mrs Margaret Muscotte
was likewise unmiudful OF her plight
although she is charged with n more
serious Onense than that OF her
daughter
Mrs. Muscotte was arrested on com
plant of Lucia Marcel. fourteen years
old. who also lives at $40 White Plains
avenue, who alleged that she had been
attacked by the older woman. When
Policeman Standish went 10 make the
arrest he found the WOmau's husband
was not at home. and 10 devolved upon
him to make an arrest without a war
rant 1T the station the unique situa-
ton was uuearthed. and the baby was
held as q prisoner
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WILD WITH
ITCHING HUMOR
Eruption Broke Out in Spots All
Over BOdy-Caused a Continual
itching for Two Years-DOCtOr's
Medicine Did no GoOd-Cured at
Expense of only SLIPS and Now
THANKS CUTICURA
FOR COMPLETE CURE

"Some time ago I wrote you for q
book on the Cuticura Remedies and
received il 0. K. and went and bought
the Soap, Ointment, and Pills. They did
me more good than any medicine | ever
used. They cured me Ofmy skin disease,
and am very thankful to you. My
trouble was eruption Of the skin, which
broke out in spots all over my body,
and caused a continual itching which
nearly drove me Wild at times. / got
medicine of a doctor, but it did not cure
me, and when l saw in q paper your
ad., sent TO you for the Cuticura book
and studied my case in it. | then
went to the drug store and bought one
cake Of Cuticura Soap, one box OF Gu
ticura Ointment, and one vial of Cutl-
cura Pills. From the first application
l received relief. l used the first set
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thank Cuticura for my cure. If you
wish, you may publish this. Your
friend forever, Claude n Johnson, Maple
Grove Farm, R. f. D. ?, Walnut Kan,
June Is, 1905"
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Joke in Than Tragedy
Confirmed by ZiegfeLd
Theatrical Manager Tells of
Possible Cause of
Tragedy.
HATTIE FORSYTHE'S STORY
Party's Visit to Whites Studio Day
Before His Death and Message
That Mrs. Thaw Had Called.

NEW YORK. Aug 15.-Elorencc Zicg-
field. the theatrical manager, who ar
rived today on the Kaiser Wilhelm H.
confirmed the story that has come by
cable across the Atlantic which referred
10 two young women who called at stan
ford Whites studio in the Madison
Square tower a few DAYS before me WAS
killed by Harry ThaW.
According 20 this story, the two visi-
tors found that Mr.. White was not in,
aud when one of them was asked by the
servant what name she might leave.
she jokingly said; Tell Mr. White that
Mrs. Harry Thaw called"
White on receiving the message, il was
said, sent some flowers TO Mrs. Thaw
the following day with a note Thaw
saw the flowers and read the note, and
then became more Jhan ever em0itteTed
aEaiuGt White
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BRYAN TO MAKE VISIT
TO AUSTRALIA IN FALL

PARIS, Aug. I5,-Wmiam j. Bryan
IN an interview with a reporter for a
French news agency upon being asked
about his candidacy Tor the Presidency
Of the United States two years hence
said il was impossible 10 discuss the
matter at present as be must consult
with friends at home before max ing
any statement.
Mr.. Bryan confirmed the report from
Melbourne that ne intends 90 visit
Australia this fall Mr Bryan says
Dee VIII sail from San Francisco imme-
di7tely after the elections 30 NoEem-
Der. He viii be gone ten weeks and
will visit New Zealand as well as AUS
tralia lie viii travel alone.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-15
Full Moon HairCutS
Cure for Bald Heads
Sage Upholds Theory by Dis
playing Wealth of SamsOnian Locks, and
His NeighbOrS Adopt the Scheme.

saw that my hair was gradually getting
thinner. and was gratified to see that
IL not only stopped falling out but that
a new growth began 70 appear upon the
bald spots,
The secret was given me by an old
man who manufactured medicines from
herbs. and In order TO get the infOrma-
ton L had to promise him not To reveal
the secret for two decades WHY he
cxacted this promise ] do not know "
One young man who is trying Mr..
Weber, plan declares that ne can no.
tice his locks getting thicker Others
say they have no faith in the cure. but
are trying 1t just for the novelty of the
thing.
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Friend of Harry ThaW
Predicts Acquittal

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. To-
From the evidence in the hands of dis
rieJ attorney, ] am certain Harry Thaw
will be acquitted The district attorney
has not shown his hand and VIII not
until the case is tried. Thaw has not
received just treatment In any quarter,
and the cause of his action viii Justify
him.
This was the statement made last
night by ". J. Sturgis, one OF Thaw's
personal friends. who was stopping last
night at the Bellevue tratford Hotel
Mr. Sturgis is engaged i'm the rubber
business in New York. and has known
the family for years He came across
the ocean with Thaw and Miss Eesoit
and is CoEnizaut of Thaws domestic re-
latiOus with the actress.
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News by Marconigram.

According 10 Ziegfeld. a Marcoui bull
letiu was received aboard the steamship
ON which he and Hattie Forsythe, an
actress. sailed for Europe the day Stan
ford White was killed by Harry Thaw.
The Marconigram told of the shooting,
but instead OF giving the name of the
murderer as Thaw, spelled it Shaw.
When Miss Forsythe saw the bulletin
she exclaimed, why that must DE
Harry ThawT
The news Of the shooting created con
siderable Interest aboard the ship. and
this was augmented by the fact that
Miss FprsyJne had known both ThaW
and Evelyn Nesbit. Many stories were
told OF their life ia the city, ana among
them was the story of the visit of
party Of young women % the studio of
stanford White in the tower OF Madison
Square Garden. This particular tale was
told by Aliss Hattie Forsythe
ION the day after the shooting, said
Mr.. Ii-Ffeld this morning, almost
everybody aboard the ship was talking
about the tragedy and Miss FoTSythe
told the story OF "a party Of her friends
who went 10 call upon White al his
studio ia the Madison Square Garden
tower
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ITCHl ITCHl ITCHl

SCRArCFl SCRATCHl SCRArcHl This
Is the condition Of thousands of skin-tor-
tured men, women, and children, who
NAV be instantly relieved and speedily
cured by warm baths with Cuticura Soap
and gentle applications of Cuticura ONT
ment. the great Skin Cure, and mild
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physicians and all else fail.
sold throughout the world. Cucurs Soap 2se,, ONT
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Pills zsc per via Of 60l may be had Of al druggists.
single 0fien Potter DrEE 5 Chem Corp sole
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Lacked a Leader.
UNEARTH SEVEN SKELETONS
WHILE DIGGING CELLAR

BETHLEHEM Pa. AUS. l5-While
digging "a cellar on Third avenue to-
day the skeletons of seven Revolution
AIRY soldiers were unearthed. The
Grand Army at once took charge Of
the bones and buried them this eve
terry
These We're the bones OF soldiers who
died in the general hospital Of the
Continental army. located here in 1876,
and whose buryng acre was the brow
OF the hill that overlooked the town
halI> = mile from The hospital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-15

CHESTER. Pa. Aug. IA number
OF men of the western section Of the
city are following advice they believe
will prove boon 10 the baldhead-
Augustus Weber one OF the Oldest
residents Of that section, prides himself
upon a mXuriant growth OF hair. and,
declaring that he did not feel JUSTIFIED
in permitting the secret to die with him,
he has explained how he retains his
SdmsOuian locks.
For a number Of years, said MT-
Weber. IT have been getting my hair
cut on or about the first Friday Of the
full moon. / started 10 do this when 1
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- TEol TRolIINENr

LETTERS FROM PROMINENT
NIBGINIANS
Alexandria. Va. July 20 1905
Dr. T. L. LlNENEUEGH
80 Street n. w.
Washington. =. q.
Dear Doctor; 1 have no hesltancy what
ever in recommending Co the public your
method for the cure of stammering and STINT
tering- / believe 10 10 be a method which
II carefully followed, viii cure the worst case
OF stammering and suffering. The cure a.
ready effected upon Mr.. Jos. f. IVardsr a
member Of my church, Is sufficient to recon-
mend you and your work 10 the public bur
particularly 90 those afflicted in their speech
Your method OF treatment as explained H.
me yesterday, and the demonstration OF IL he
fore me with your class convinced me that no
one need have trouble with speech II rhn,y
would place themselves under your care ana
follow your method. Very truly
Rev. J. A, JEFFERS.
Pastor Of Trinity n i. Church AIexsn-
dria, Va.
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GIRL FARMERS ARMED
TO PROTECT VEGETABLES

TRENTON. Aug l5.-AIisses Jennie
and Gertrude Phillips, who live alone
on large farm near this city, having
successfully managed the place for sew
eraI years. have applied 10 the county
authorities Tor protection from tres
passers whom they charge with stealing
berries and vegetables
They have also armed themselves and
declare that some one may get hurt IL
the annoyance IS continued