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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-19

Little Miss Bethany stone visit ing her grandmother at searey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-19
Judge W00dson Ioseley is on SICK

list.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-19

- .HQ &. - all Ataa
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-19

MT. J. R. Green was in from 5a country this week.
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to twenty-five dollars, according to the
financial state OF the eater. Most OF
the places where the cheaper dinners
are served are conducted by French
men or Italians. Music is usually
provided and wine(of an Indifferent
quality but without extra CHARGE is
always served.
1t is at these places after the day S
work is over, that the New Yorker re-
lakes and has good time with him
self, or with his best girl, his wife or
his chum as the case may be. If he
goes to the theater, as he usually does,
he will have another meal after the
plav, consisting of something light
as for instance welsh rabbit a broil-
ed lobster, or "a dozen raw He and
his lady will wash down these yianes
with beer or wine, just by the way Of
experiment, have been bltiEg into
this New York way of living bit, but
am free to say it doesn't agree with
me. | 'see things at night" that 1t
wouldn't be edfying to describe ard
my stomach shows symptoms OF revolt.
| am coming back south where ! can
have pain mush and milk fer supper
and otherwise live the simple life;'
D L NJ
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admirable than the perfection Of orga-
nzation by which these acres Of people
are supplied with the food of their
choice. The manager told me that
there are often as many as thousand
people eating in this place at one time.
This means that not less than ton OF
food is cooked, ordered, and eaten in
the space OF twenty minutes. | asked
to have look at this kitchen, but |
was told that ii was"against the rules
make no doubt that the management
directs wisely in the matter. Possibly
certain economies are practiced In
those lower regions, whose publicity
would not be conductive to the future
appetite of the investigator, especially
if his taste runs to soups, clam chowder
or steWs.
But all jokes aside, the food served
at these big restaurants is. In the main.
good, we'll cooked, appetizing and
wholesome. In fact, the managers
cannot afford to have it otherwise. It
is also reasonable in price. You get
very satisfactory lunch, consisting OF
a meat, an entree, desert, with coffee,
tea or milk, and fresh bread and butter
for from thirty to fifty cents, depend
ing on the dishes ordered.
Another most interesting New York
feeding place. eating is not the proper
term to denote the. food-gobblng that
goes on here) is an establishment
down on lower Broadway. At this
place, sandwiches, cakes, pies, pud-
dines. and various other deiicacies are
piled up on counters, and all you have
to do is to walk in and help yourself to
WildtGVEf YOU walt iiSlS ciN AAS
walters, chairs or tables. On h wall
Is placard of the prices; you take
what you want, eat it, keep account OF
the score yourself and hand the
amount to the Cashier as you pass
out. II you want to cheat you may
do SO and nobody will be the wiser
The establishment is run on the prin-
ciple that nobody is mean enough to
cheat when his honor is appealed to so
frankly. II is good to know that the
plan works cut alright. And the place
is only block from Wall Street, tool
But il is at dinner that the New
Yorker really eats. This meal comes
anywhere from five to eight o'clock
and is what call supper" in Ark
ansas. 1t may cost from fifty cents
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1906-03-09
Torture BY Sayages.

speaking Of the torture to which
some Of the savage tribes in the Philip
pines subject Their captives, reminds
me Of the intense suffering injured
for three moaths no n inflammation Of
The Kidneys, "says W. M. Sherman,
Of Cushing. Me, Nothing helped me
until | tried Electric Bitters. three
bottles of which completely cured me.
Cures Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia,
Blood disorders and Malaria; and re-
stores the weak and nervous to robus'
health. Guaranteed by all druggist
Price SOC.
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The Cotton Plant Boy Sees
Wall Street.
STROLL THROUGH THE GAMBLERS
MECCA.

Recently spent an idle noontme
hour in knocking about the region call
ed "Wall Street. In this paragraph
| am going to do little more knock
Ing about this gamblers maelstrom.
| have called Wall Street region.
This is strictly accurate. The street
itself is an inconceiyable narrow little
throughfare that starts at Broadway
just opposite the famous Trinity
Church and borows its zigzagging way
down toward the obscure East River
waterfront This dingy. vulgar little
lane Is as unlovely and crooked as the
methods OF the high-class black legs
who have made it famous. but it isn't
..wall street In New York meaning.
That term includes the whole area In
which are located the variou: sky
scraping headquarters Of the Morgans
Sages. Belmonts. RockcfelIers and the
rest, many Of which robbers roost are
four or five blocks from wall street
proper.
It SO heppcned that on the day that
was wandering in lamblike innocence
through this habitat OF the wolves.
theirs was going on deadly struggle
among the big gamblers over some
sayory bone OF stock-jobbing which
they all wanted to get their teeth into
at once. The row became evident as
| suolled up Wall Street and approach
ed the classi csly beautiful marble
front OF the Stock Exchange. In the
street. ana within an area temporarily
fenced off by the police with iron
post and ropes. was surging. shout
iny. gesticulating mob Of men and
boys, some two hundred or more.
Mos. OF them had pencils and little
yads Of paper and they dashed about
rnuttering sharp. ratlike cries. now
signaling to ons another with one. two
or three uplifled fingers. now pausing for
a second to jot down figures on the
pads. ami az ain looking eagerly upward
10 the open windows Of the near by
chambers Of Commerce and Stock
Exchange, where other players Of the
game wig. wagged tips" to them In the
stock gamblers finger telegraph code.
What | was looking at was The Curb
which is simply stock gambling insti-
tuition for the s;nsl!-try players who
cannot affori the price that II takes to
sit into the gams up in the big build
ings. II Is a little speculative whirl-
pool formed from the streams Of the
current Information that spouts out
from the big arena where the bulls and
bears are goring holes in each others
ribs.
These "curo operators" are a wild
looking lot. Some are hardly more
than boys. while othsrs have grown
gray in the turmoil; all have tie wolf
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range lwest. Consideration $500.

A. T. Lynch and wife TO C. w
Crabtree, sw14 Of sec IS and sw4
Of nv14 Of sec 80, township IN. range
2 west. Consideration $500.
{. George W. Marley and wife to
Richard Sherman, VIZ Of neil Of
sec IA, township S, range Nv. Con
sideratioa $1,000.
w. T. Lawson and wife to Allen
Grocery Co, So Of nwl4 Of sec 81,
township 3n, range west. Consider
alton S48o.
D F. Anderson and wife to George
Davis, ela of W. Of Sc d Of sec 10,
township 4n, range 3 west.
]. w. B. Robinson and wife to Miss
Lois Adams, lot 8, in VIZ of block 6
Oak Lawn addition to Clarendon.
Consideration, SIPS.
John w ToWle and wife to Nebras-
ka Bridge Supply & Lumber Co., lsnd
in IN, Nv and On lw. Consideration
S5C77. Quit claim deed.
John W. Towle ard wife to Me-
oraska Bridge Supply & Lumber Co.,
lard and lots in township IN range w.
Consideration $500.
Jesse Moore and wife to r. F.
Miiwee, swj4 of nel4 Of section 80,
township IN. range Nv. Consideration
$500.
R. F. M5lvee ard wife to Sam Sc
bastian, sw'4 of nel4 of sec. 80,
township IN. range Invest, con, $500,
James Fl. Davis and wife to H. A.
McGill and r. r. Hurst. east part Of
lots 7 and 8, block II, Clarendon,
Consideration $3.50.
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Announcements.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

The ARGUS is hereby authorized to
announce Hon. Eugene Landlord. OF
Prairie county, as candidate for Cir
cult Judge OF this Judicial District.
subject TO the action Of the Democrat
ic party.
The ARGUS is hereby authorized to
announce Judge Geo M. Chapline. Of
| onoke as a candidate for Circuit
Judge subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

D. M. Fitz. w. J. Sheppard and
Laura E. Schroeder to S. A. McCregor
S. 4 Of Sc "a of sec 6 and W. = of
ne Il sec 2, and q O. Sc Il Of sec
7,t4nr2 W Co lsideration, $6OOO.OO
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A Lively Tuss|e

With that old enemy Of the race, Con
stipation, often ends in Appendicitis
To avoid alfserious trouble with Stom-
ach, Liver and Bowels, take DR. King s
New Life Pills. They perfectly reg
viate these organs. without pain or dis
comfort. 25c at all druggists.
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M. j Manning and wife to L. G.
Murphey. nwl4 Of sec is, and a
strip of IL x acres off east side Of
ne 4 Of sch Is lsr Nv. Consid-
Grafton S5OCO.CO.
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D. M. Fitz. w. J. Sheppard and
Laura E. Schroeder to S. A. McCregor
S. 4 ofse "a of sec 6 and ". = Of
ne Il sec 7, and z O. Sc Il Of sec
7,t4nr2 W Co 1sideration, 100000.
M. j Manning and wife to L. G.
Murphey. nwl4 Of sec Is, and q
strip of II x acres off east side Of
nell Of sch lotlsr Nv. Consid-
GRAFTON s5ooo.CO.
Cyrus Bussey to Albert Day, i
square acre in nv corner Of slla Of
sel4 of nw4 OF sec S, township On,
range west. Consideration $500.
H. A. Parker and wife to Parker c..
Evan, ne OF sec 80, township Is,
range lwest. Consideration 1920.
M. r. Stinson and wife TO W.
Stewart. Jr., quitclain deed, nw}4 OF
swl4 Of sec Is. township 3n, range 2w
Consideration $3.50.
T. A. Lambert to Walls & Company
lot rs and 2-3 Of west side OF lot rs,
Holly Grove. Consideration $3.50.
TT. Bateman and r. F. Mlwee
and wives to Iona and Della Allen, fri.
east part Of fri north part of swl4 Of
sec l9, township In, range 2 v est,
consideration $lo25,
Daniel Dial and vie to James 7.
Jones, ella of VIZ of swll Of sec Q.
township is. range wv -Ccnsicera-
ton $3.50.
Pat Hcward 10 Lula Thomas ana
Lemm!e Duncan. lots 7 and 8, block
C, Pat Howard addition to Brinkley.
Consideration $500.
State Ct Arkansas to George w.
Emerson, deed forfeited lands, lot Of
sw4 Of sec 80, township 2s. range lw.
Considerat on $500.
RI. B. BateHlan to tIsnry Elarce-
man. nwl4 Of se'4 sec 5. township s..
range east. Consideration S24O.
j. w. 3. RI b.nson end We 10 r.
Atramson. Jr, llt z, in VIZ # block
8. ak Lawn addition to Clarendon.
Consideration si25.
Carrie Lee johnson TO William
Boyce. nel4 Of sec IS, township Is,
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ISL lOOh vi uiO Sat'bN''
vain through the crowd for one trust
worthy face. Suddenly the whole tur-
MOL ceases. The twelve O'Clock ball
has dropped and the fight is over.
The police pull up the stakes and ropes
and the ga mblers scatter, shculdering
their way off through the side streets,
some with their faces flushed in gree
dy triumph, and some haggard and
desperate in defeat. Then from out
the marble doorways Of the big build
ing comes stream of brokers and
bankers, who have been playing the
game with larger stakes.
They are older, more paunchy, and
better dressed than the pikers of the
"curb. but you see in their set jaws
and cleaning eyes the same wolfish
character. In not one Of their faces
can you read the reflection Of single
kindly sentiment. Cold-eyed, heavy
necked. gross and aggressive, they are
men who live for sell and who would
show mercy to neither man or women.
got away from this place wi h a
relief and feeling the need of moral
disinfectant. 1t is from this redlight
re gion of depraved money passion, in
the perlieus of lower Broadway, that
comes the tainted wealth to support
the fashionable establishments Of upper
F fifth Avenue. have seen the bios
SONS of the aristocratic plant, as
with poodles, and liyeried lackeys they
move about the driveways Of Central
Park in costly equipages drawn by
bob-tailcd horses. have seen their
bored, lifeless faces as they sit in cost
ly boxes in the theaters, alongside Of
the coarse, moneymaking pirates to
whom they have sold themselves. |
h ave also had a glance at the muck
from which these plants of aristrocracy
are nourished. Well, /, at least. can
see nothing in their lives to envy. |
wo uld rather toll in coalpit for honest
dollars than live the hard, pitless love-
less life Of the richest stock gambler
Of them all.
How THE New YORKER Is FED
Probably some of The readers Of the
ARGUS would like to know the way
the New Yorker serves his meals. The
very rich and the very poor in New
York have homes. or what they call
homes. The rest Of the population
eat. sleep and work in as many differ
cnt places Thus the average middle
class New Yorker lodges in Brooklyn
or Harlem. or perhaps. over in New
Jersey. works somewhere in the low
er hall OF the Island. and eats wher-
ever II is most convenient. II he is a
fiat dweller and married he may get
his breakfast at his family lodgings.
b ut more likely he goes off 10 his work
before the rest OF the family are
awake. grabbing a cup of coffee and
r5ll al the nearest lunch stand. while
waiting for boat or trolly car. His
lunch he gets at some of the great
that are to be found every
where in the business district,
To me. the operation Of these eS-
adjustments is constant source OF
wonder One Of them down near
Wall Street district occupies three
floors Of big building. and Ter an hour
after noon every seat will be occupied.
and there win be scores Of hungry Gus
tuners waiting for their turn do
not know Of anything in business more
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Williams Garb0ilC SaIya with krnea and
Witch Hazel.

The best Salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam, letter
Chapped hands and all skin eruptlons. It
is guaranteed TO give satisfaction, or money
refunded. Frice Csc. Sold By Converse
& Brooks, druggists.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO. Props Cleveland. 0
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-08-18

The Canadians have gone long
way ahead of this country in regula-
ting railroads, the Canadian Commits
sion having been granted all the
power necessary to prevent unjust
discrimination or extortionate rates.
One of the great reforms the Cana
dams have accomplished is the prven-
ton of stock watering, so that the
people shall not be made to pay trlb.
ute on bogus stock as the people OF
the United States are compelled to
do. Our Harrimans, and Morgans'
and Vanderbilts, and Cassatts and the
other manipulators that have issued
fictitious stock from their Wall Street
dens must be made to disgorge. The
railroad question like the Trust and
Tariff issue will never be settled, until
Justice is done, and we have only just
entered the opening wedge on regu-
lating the great highways OF the ma
ton.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1906.

A meeting will be held at Eastville
next Monday, as will appear from
notice in another column, "for the
organization of fertilizer company"
for the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
The matter is one which leading
farmers and other citizens have had
under consideration for a long time
and a movement for the establish
ment of such a company is all, we be-
ieve, that was ever necessary to
secure the capital required and the
support of most of the people of the
Eastern Shore, which will ensure not
only its establishment but successful
operation. The fact, that the farmers
of the Eastern Shore realize now as
never before, because of the scarcity
and uncertainty of labor that they
must use Commercial fertilizers,
which can be vouched for as of the
best quality and manipulated at the
least possible expense, instead OF the
home product, gathered from the
woods and heaped up into then
pounds, can leave no one in douo'
who has given the matter moment
consideration, as to the wisdom OF tb'
movement which calls them to East
Vile next Monday. That they have
been imposed on in the past both II
the quality of the fertilizers used b!
them and in the prices which the.
have paid for them no one will ques
tion-that they will be in the future
if they continue to run along IN th'
same old ruts is equally certain. Ar
our citizens progressive enough to SCI
that the remedy is in their own hand
in having a plant of their own? W
believe they are and have no douo
that the meeting next Monday will b
attended with results, which will in
sure not only the saving of money t
them in the purchase OF fertilizers bu
in increased production i'll the crop
grown by them.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-08-18

The top heavy government OF the
Philippines that the Republicans have
erected is breaking down of its own
weight, from sheer inability OF the in
habitants to pay enough taxes TO
support it. Either the people OF the
United States will havet to pay part OF
the local expenses, added to the pres
ent taxes they pay for the army and
navy employed there, or we will have
to give the islands up tothe Fihpinos TO
do what they like with them and virtu-
ally extend the Monroe doctrine there
to prevent any foreign nation from
depressing them. The Democrats
may well declare, 1--WE told you so"'
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-08-18
FOR SALE.
MILL BUSINESS WITH all
MODERN EQUIPMENTS.

We offer for sale our entire Lumber
and Barrel manufacturing business,
situated at Eastville Station, Virginia,
with all modern equipments, consist
ing of saw, grist and planning mills,
with up-to-date stave factory attached
plenty of good buildings, tools, wagons,
timbers carts, chains, harness, drays,
thirteen elegant mules; young, sound,
heavy weight and well broken; lum-
Der, slaves, hoops, heads, hardware,
standing timber, etc etc.
We have also good, steady, reliable
crew OF hands; most Of them having
been with us plumber OF years, are
experienced and desirable help.
Our business was established some
twenty-five years ago, and has always
been, and is now, in good hea thy con
dition, with plenty Of good paying de
sirable trade, and we very much regre
that i'll health compels US to offer same
for sale
ANY person, or persons, who are in
terested, and would like to talk with III
on the subject, we would be glad t
meet at any time at our office.
IN. L. HOLLAND q son
Eastville, va.
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Ringworm Bald Scalp

This contagious affection OF the
skin is very common throughout Vir-
ginia. Cattle are most readily al
fected, especially young ones and
sucking calves; after them come
dogs. Horses, goats and cats suffer
more rarely; pigs and sheep more
rarely than any.
The disease is readily transmissible
to man through contact, and occurs
most frequently in stable attendants
through milking, cleaning and dress
ing with ointment. Infected dogs and
cats readily transmit the disease to
persons who fondle them.
The disease is due to the growth OF
a vegetable germ on the skin OF an
animal in a receptive condition. The
parasite thereafter developes in the
hairs. their roots and the epidermis.
Its development and spread is especial
ly favored by overcrowding in dark,
unsanitary stables; while in pastures
it's spread is aided by contact from
rubbing, though at this season it may
subside or disappear. The common
use of blankets and grooming utensils
is especially favorable to its onward
progress; and above all, neglect t.
separate thehealthy from the diseased
animals and men, and the places they
have occupied.
In general the outstanding charac
teristics are as follows; In cattle,
clearly defined, small round places
are noticed about the head, neck anC
shoulders; these enlarge outwards
forming larger circles. Upon these
denuded spots ashy grey scales form
the skin now loses its flexibility anC
NAV crack open forming open sores
The eruption usually lasts six to
twelve weeks, but through fresh in
lection may continue that many
months. Several animals are usually
affected in the same herd, and moi
Iinfrequently one or more attendants
In the dog, the usual seat of attack il
about the head.
Separate healthy from diseased
animals and infected quarters, fol
lowed by thorough cleaning and dis
Injecting all infected premises, uten
sils, clothing, etc.
The purely local nature of the dis
| ease demands only local treatment
The animal should be secured and al
scurf and scales removed from TIT
circular patches with warm water
soap and scrubbing brush, in orde
that the parasectide may reach tn
parasite. From the list of such agent
the writer has found success in tn
order named: TT. Iodine, Creolln
and Olive Oil, IA; Carbolic ointment
| (Carbolic Acid, Sulphur 10, lard 40.
ANY of the above are excellent
the degree of thoroughness of applica
ton marks the duration of the dis
ease.
John Spencer,
Veterinarian.
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Virginia News.

The State Grand Camp, Confederate
Veterans. will meet in Roanoke in|
October.
Elijah Jones, colored, of Rappahan
mock county, born in Louisa county
in 1894, is said to be the Oldest person
in Virginia-112 years.
I'D. Montague, brother of former
Governor Montague, of Virginia, was
fonnd dead Saturday in his home at
Sheffield, Ala. His family is in V1r-
oinia. Indications were that he died
Of a poisonous drug, but the coroner's
inv was unable to decide whether it
was taken purposely or accidentally
A novel election occurred rev
DAVIS ago in the town OF Louisa, the
issue Being to decide between Two
teachers for the schools. MISS ManIe
Woodward and Miss Willie rally were
the candidates, and only patrons
If the school, including ladies, coulo
vote. The polls were open from III d.
NJ to 4p. m. Miss Woodland won py
majority of three votes.
DR. Daniel F. Ellis, college physician
at Randolph-Macon Oollge, Ashland Ashland
was drowned while crossing swollen
creek four miles from Ashland SUNDAY
afternoon. His buggy and horse
was he'd down stream and hung agalns'
an overhanging limb. He cut the
horse loose and succeeded e,, IN p pm tbe
ais four-year-old son safely on IN.
limb, but himself became entangle'
in the buggy and was drowned
way had set them down in a quagmire
| a Quarter of mile from Quinton, NeV
Kent county, instead of at the railwa;
station, several residents of that sec
ton have retained Isaac Dlggs L
bring suit against the railroad sIhro sa SOR I,
Ipany for sums ranging Ir1m 20 Pc 80 8
ls1OO. Suit will be entered by 5o or o
persons. The party was on tran tran
returning from Beach Park Yves
Point.
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Valuable Farm
For Sale.

offer for sale my farm on Butch
er's Creek, near Harborton, known as
the Bennett farm, containing 1O4 acres,
about one-half of which is in thor
ough state of cultivation and Is espec-
tally adapted to the growth of all
kinds of early trucks. Balance is set
in young pine timber. This farm is
situated right near the creek and is
convenient to fish, oysters and CLANS,
etc. 1t also adjoins and has free ac-
cess to 1000 acres of good pasture,
both fresh and salt, suitable for all
kinds of stock. 1t is also healthy
place for poultry of all kinds.
There is over $500 worth of prac-
tically new buildings on it and a
plenty of fruit, such as apples, pears,
peaches, plunls, cherries, grapes and
figs. This is nice home and a heal
thy place to live and place to make
money. Every one looking for such
place will do we'll to look this place
over before buying. Price cheap anc
terms accommodating
GEO. Q. BONNIWELL,
July "a, 1906. Harborton, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-08-18

Senator Bailey, like Senator Till
man, has triumphed over his enemies
in his own state and in other states by
being unanimously renominated for
United States Senator, and Democrats
everywhere are to be congratulated
that they will continue to have these
two champions of honest government
to expose the corruption and grating
of the Republican majority.