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T.t kINZO THE JAP. JEGGLES WHILE ON SKATES

kinZo, the. Japanese jusgler. made his appearance at the Main rink yes terday before very large crowds and created a decided sensation by his exhibition of juggling on roller skates. The nimble Jap glided gracefully over the rink surface, all the while keep ing a shower of balls, sticks, plates, and umbrellas moving above his head In addition to some of the more fa miiar feats, with the Japanese sticks, and ball, kinzo introduced a number of tricks of his own, and the rink re- sounded with vociferous applause. The last act is great novelty and worth triple the price of admission to see. Kinzo is the greatest juggling artist, ever presented to the Pine Bluff pub lie and he has by his great ability to please made a warm place in the hearts of Pine Bluffs amusement lov- CTS kinzo will again appear this af- ternoon and tonight, also Saturday afternoon and night. Don't miss see ing him for his act is marvellous. On Saturday afternoon the usual school childfens half mile races for prizes will be run
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-Tonight the blud City rink have contests for the challenge medal now on display at Gottlieb' $. Fifty per cent of the receipts will be given to the Ladies Hospital association.
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Mrs. M. E. Hal. mother of Mrs Ada Sweet, has returned from the north, where she spent the summer. While away she visited many prominent cit ies in Michigan and New York.
 Mrs J. C. Hierschspiel is recover ing from severe illness.
 Harold. the little son of Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson. has scarlet fev- CT.
 AIr NJ. F Conn.tt left yesterday
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Judge Vance is attending the Texas state fair at Dallas, and will visit his sister at Rockwall, Texas, before re turning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
Walter Cotter and Company's Daily
 Cotton Letter.
Pine Buff. Ark, Oct. 26,


 Cables received this morning from different parties in Liverpool were all bulIish. showing that the feeling there favored the market and accounts are long. Futures were due 10 show II 10 T. decline, but were only 6 to $ lower at the time of opening Of our market Spot markets 16 lower. sales 5.oao bales. Reasons for the predominance Of bullish feeling ill consuming markets abroad mayZhe uneasiness over the supply outlook caused by bad crop news, late moFe- HIent and large forward engagements by mills. Years of education towards a higher range of values may also have is share
 On this encouraging Liverpool our markets were due to open s to 1p higher. but absence of enterprise gen efalIy and a disposition to liquidate caused an adverse result, forced trad ing being at i to 6 decline. Resolute support by few bull operators suc- ceeded in steadying the market. EX- cepting light frosts reported from a few stations in Louisiana and Missis- sippi weather conditions during the past 36 hours were very favorable over nearly the entire belt, continued fair and warmer weather is indicated for the next 24 hours. AS regards the outlook over Sunday, today's map points to an unfavorable turn at the beginning of next week. This deter- red many from selling the market to- day
 The movement into sight for the week is very large. points being 5SS,- o0o to 5S9,000 and may affect for eign views
 Trading in futures here is light and settled around 10G0 for Decem- Der; shorts covering over Sunday constitutes the principal buying. The near future of the market de- bends OH the action of the spot mar kets and the weather. The bull side needs support in some shape or oth- CT
 SH9ss ara rather 4atat. hedeed fob. Cotton is andersellias factors hald- fa9. There is fair business ff=f55. egitoig.
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SERVICES AT THE
 TEMPLE TONIGHT.

The regular. weekly services will be held at $ o'clock tonight at the Temple Rabbi Frisch will preach on sPrejudices We Must Leave Behind. Mrs. Morris Qailing will sing q solo. fyefEhGd. i5 i.lFit"l.
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for treatment at the Cotton Belt hos ptal at Texarkana. He was accompa- nied by his wife.
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D. W. Boyce devotes his ums to rents

Have I. j. Malcolm tune Your Etano old phone No. CSC.
 --12 show cases for sale a: par gain. Call on Anderson reacon Drug company
 -Wanted-f.xperic seamstress. Apply to Mrs NJ NJ. Laine at Grand Leader
 T. A. Drummond for bargains i'll qnredeemed watches, jewelrE, trunks, bags and suit eases. 221 Main stret
 Automobile for sale. cheap. M. gress "J" care Graphic.
 The Margaret Mahaf property on South Wantt near Sixth avenue | for rent. Closet anu bath ill tae house. Wafer in the kitchen. TW0-story b3i.d- ing in good ordef Apply to IT. West Sixth avenue.
 At the Anslers hotel from this late you can get your dinner for o9 cents.
 -Wanted-Girl or nliddle-ascd white woman for housework; good wages. r.. care Graphic office.
 From this date dinners will be served for g. cents at the Antlers hotel.
 Mrs. Fitzgerald will give eXhI- bitions of her hand-painted china al tbe Jefferson November 2. Her year $ work has brought forth some ol the best specimens of her art. Suitable for wedding and Christmas gifts and will be sold at reasonable prices.
 Special bargain in uhredeelhe9 watches, jewelry. trunks, snii cases and bags. T. A DruHanea. 22i Main.
 Merchants lunch from F to 2:3o o'clock, 35 cents. at the Antlers hotel. To my friends, patrons .z:g pub K IL erl.et Just received rom Holland. :, >.,,z,.l zsas. \arc1 gus auG Hvaei.ltl> als''' iihe 'ot 9l solc fish from E cents af. Ms. :. \. Starr florist
 Merchants lunch, 8 cents, at the .Antlers hotel
 At the Artlers hotel change Of price; 50-cent dinner for g. cents.
 Wanted, young maa collector. Apply Mr. F. Eossa..T. cage Graphic.
 Nicely furnished f-oat room fot rent cheap, very e'qse fa=N ". caa. Graphic
 -NeTy a=si5=H.z @:oa Ha f55 rent: large aet haa s.l isl 1. Gall at noon 24 4ft,r Dl West Third.
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QUOTATIONS

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NOfE AGAINST TRADERS
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Creditors Say =Rece*ef Been h. stap1ted b Make Eve E a7 Sb

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faoa.l Of fi42 IoHua If#f afaisea our na'5 a Ire H8e election o oar fall =o5d fl a the very prices prevailing
 "e ie goods arriving daily, and are always in a posi- tl 55 show something a line We share y0ur Datroe tho f0f please you the 4eas5 and prices.
 We wish to call yoa attention exclusive Shoe De parnent where evemhia in Footwear able to quote yer! low prices tleH
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spots ara rather =qaiat. hedsed fob. Cotton is andefselIia@ factors hof8-
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Nr. M r. Connett left yesterday
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-26
CANT Be SEPARATED.

Some Wilmington People Rave Learned
How Co Get hid Of Both.
Backache and kidney ache are twin
brothers.
You can't separate them.
And you can't get rid o. the backache
until you cure the kidney ache.
II the kidneys are well and strong, the
rest Of the system is pretty sure to be IN
vigorous health.
Doan's Kidney Pills make strong, healthy
kidneys.
Mrs. Laura Stout, wife Of Elwood Stout,
stationary engineer of 423 East Fourth
street, says: "In tn sumIner Of 1897 MT.
Stout testified that Doan's Kidney Fllls
had relieved him Of a bad case OF kidney
complaint. He stated that for some time
before getting them at Daniorth's drug
store be had suffered with pain in tina llmp
and loins and IN the small OF the pacs,
always more severe after he had TO stana
for any length of time OF If he took cole.
II was caused by fall IN an elevator smart
which severely injured his back ana 70 \
dered him unit for hard work. Doan
Kidney Pills brought him great relief while
suffering severely, and he diu not hesitate
70 recommend them. On many occasions
since he has used this remedy when a cold
OF some other cause has brought on return
OF backache, and they have never feileo 70
give him prompt and effective relief. 4
also recommend Doan's Kidney fiils lIom
personal experience, having found them
splendid remedy for backache.
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Remember the nsms-Doan's-and take
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-26
FAIAL Blow

Death OF Harry narstow The Result OF an
Assault.
Harry Barstow, aged % years, board
ing at 3l3 1atnall street, died at the
Delaware Hospital, yesterday after
noon, from gaugrene, supposed to haze
been caused 10y being punched on the
Jaw by a negro, whose name is not
known. The police are looking for
the assailant, hut have been uasucoess-
ful.
lt alleged that Bsrstow was as.
saulted last night week. lt is said
that he had a quarrel with a negr ,,
whose name he did not know, near bis
boaFdinghouse, aud during the quar-
rel ssSe negro struck him a hard blow
on tue jaw.
bafstow did not pay much attention
20 the injury until the jaw began TO
swell, last Tuesday. Two Of his friends
then urged him to 20 to the Delaware
Hospital for treatment, which he did,
on thursday. The police and Coroner
Purks we're notified Of the death and
they began an investigation. This
morning CoToner's Physician j. W.
Bnstian and County Physician Briggs
held pest mortem examination and
learned ihat death was due to gangrene.
BaTstow is a machinist and was en-
ployed at the shops Of the Harlan &
HollingEworth Co. Ii had been liv-
ing in this city only a few months and
bad nc relatives here, but is supposed
to have a wife living in Akron, Ohio,
ana is known 10 have a brother, who
is a machinist IN the navy yard al
Washington. The brother has beer
notified Of the death.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-26
mo- IAKe PASTEuR TREATMENT.

Husband or Woman who Died Of Hydro
phobia 20 Go 10 New York Institute.
William Kennard, an aged resident OF
Chester, Pa, whose wife died OF ny
drophobia in Wilmington, was buried
from the residence OF Robert Ii. Woodi
In Chester, on Saturday, Is arranging
10 40 10 the Basteur Institute, New
York. 20 undergo treatment owing 70
the TACT that he was bitten by the dog
that caused bis Wiie's death.
While Mr.. and Mrs. kennard we're
visiting relatives in Chester county
several weeks ago, they we're attacked by
a small dog owned by their host. Ihe DOG
spranp at Mrs. Kennard and TO Nafd
III the attack, the aged woman threw
out her hands. Toe cog sank It's teeth
into the hesh OF her left wrist, IN
aiotipp q bad wound. When MI
Kepnafd went 10 bis Wite's assistance,
the dog spIang at him and fastened
its teeth ia bis right hand.
The aged couple bad their injuries
cauterizsd by a physician, and u was
not until a week later thnt MIS- Ken
nard was taken suddenly Ill and suffered
rains in her left arm.
The wound on Mr.. kenuard's nanu
quickly healed and has not given MIN
Inc sliphtest trouble. lt is upon the
advice Of his children and other rela-
ives that be has decided to go to the
Pasteur Institute and undergo speoisl
! treatment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-26
PROPOSITION OONFR0NTS REPUBLIOANS
Question as TO who Can Vote on Party Re
organization Project.

Question as to Who Can Vote on Party Re
organization Project.
Those Republicans who want TO
recognize the party are confronted by
a proposition, which will pr0bably be
one OF the chief things for considers-
tion at the proposed harmony confer
ence. That is the matter of who shall
be eligible to vote for delegates TO a
convention for reorganization. There
will be no registration OF voters until
August, hence no list of Republican
voters excepting those on the primary
election books used prior to the cleo
tion in June last for city officers, or
used two years ago before the general
election. IL is pointed out that unless
such a restriction should be placed
every body might be eligible to vote
for delegates to rsorganize the Repub-
lican party.
The question Of increased delegate
representation and membership on the
State committee f-r Wilmington IS
again looming up, and it is likely TO
cut an important figure In the harmony
negotiations.
Before there can be a harmony con-
ference, If there is to be one, the
Regular State Committee will meet to
consider the Union proposition. No
meeting is likely to be held until the
return Of L. Coleman Gu Pont, who
is expected back from Florida about
April 9th. He is member Of the
Regular committee. M
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-26
MAn DELIVERED WITH PUsHoART.
Extraordinary Effort Necessary to Get AL
of the Letters and Parcels Out Today.

Extraordinary Effort Necessary to Get All
Of the Letters and Parcels Out Today.
Delivery of mail with a pushcart is
something Unusual in Wilmington, but
such "a thing happened today. The car
rier who pressed the vehicle into service
was james A. Oliver. Jr, who serves what
is known as the Delaware avenue district
After ho had sorted his mail for the hrst
delivery he found that he could not
carry Il all and in order TO got It ont
promptly he got a pushcart and carried It
around in that manner
Several other carriers said they felt
like doing the same thing. but by making
an extraordinary effort they got their
letters and parcels out by carrying them.
The volume of mail has been growing
so far as local delivery is concerned, for
some time; faster. in fact than the carrier
force. which numher only 80 men. and
every day the men have heavy loads 20
carry. but on Mondays there is always an
accumulation from Sunday which adds
to the load. Today, in connection with
the usual Monday mail, the mon had
several thousand magazines TO deliver
each of which weighed tniie over q
pound. Ono man had over 100 OF these
to carry and he was NOT able TO take then
all ON one delivery
Under a Fcderallaw. the mon are not
permitted 10 work moro than eight hour
I'm any one day. and they ere require,
/ to do AN their work within that pcuod
although they are actually ON dui'
much longer, preparing ios the severa
/ dcliveries
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-26
Phllauelunln Ilnrnalr,

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Philadelphia Pa. March 26-Wheat. quiet
Winter wheat isc lower; No red in export
elevator sSas3l6o-; No Northern do, hsl sa69lsc
No 2 Northern. 90 DO. sllsaHll &C.
Corn, Arm; NO IN export elevator, isaielfc.
Oats, firm; No. white natural S5i lci No. 2
white clipped, 16lsc.
ia sacks, SlOO0as20. 00-
Refined sugars. unchanged; powdered. 81 .s5a
ssg0: granulated, 81. 76atiso; coniecuoners, fl60
as. .65; Keystone, S4iuaSlba.
Butter steady extra Western creamery, 2soi
do nearby prints, 30c-
Eggs hrm. good demand; nearby fresh, l5l C at
mark Western fresh, loisc az marx.
Live poultry steady, fair demand; fowls la
ilisc; Old roostors, luc. chickens, lil6al5i6c.;
ducks. l7aiSc; geese, laal5c.
Dressed poultry. firm; fowls choice, 1falfifc;
do. lair 10 good. lsaiSl1c. OLD rOosters, lOc;
nearby roasting chickens, choice Ice; West
ern do choice l5aloc.; do. fair 70 good. tfal4lsc
turkeys. choice ana fancy. i9a20c.: 90. fair 70
good. l7alsc; ducks. lial6c; geese lOallc.
Potatoes Neutrality-suspicious. choice add fancy
per bushel 75a7so; New York choice and fancy
per busnel, 65a7oci New York fair 10 good, PEI
bushel, 60a62c.
Flour. steady.
HaV. firm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-26
nR ROBINSON REMAINS.

saws He wni Stay nt Tenth aud Market
Until Hts New store 10 Ready.
Although his lease expired yester-
day, DR.. Joseph C. Robinson will not
yacate his drug store at tenth and
Market streets until the latter part OF
the week. de will then move t. No,
$50 Market street, which property IS
being altered for him. Among other
improvements a show window Is to be
put in.
DIR. Robinson said this morning that
he would not move until the property
az No. s39 Market street Is ready Tor
him to 20 into. The du Pont Co.,
which is TO erect large building at
Tenth and Market streets, has torn
down the three stories above the drug
store. A roof, covered by tar paper
was placed over the drug store on Sat
urday to protect the store.
DR.. Robinson claims that the tear .
ing down of the property has caused
more or less damage TO his business
and. therefore, be will remain until MS
new store is ready 60 be occupied.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-26
GWO RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
one Near Bacon nm aud the Other Near
Pautuxent.

one Near Bacon nm and tho Other Near
Pautuxent.
Trains on the Philadelphia, Balti-
more & Washington fRilIoad we're de-
lsyed several hours, this morning, by
two wrecks, one between Bacon hill
and Elkton, Nd, in which nobody was
injured, and the other at Pautuxent,
in which Fireman John Oarlin Of Bal
timore was badly bruised and had his
left ankle wrenched.
The wreck near bacon Hill, which
occurred about Z o'clock, resulted from
the breaking Of the fiauge on freight
car wheel. which caused the car to
swerve and leave the rails and obstfuct
both norihbound tracks at that
point. The wreck train from this city
clsated the tracks.
Al Pautuxent there are but two
tracks. About o'clock this NOM
ing heavily laden train ran into a
light engine, VIII ch was backing into
sidetraok to clear the on-oominR
train. Fireman CaTlin jumped.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-26
SUPERIOR GauRI.


Arsumeni Finished on the Motion for a
Non -suu m the Case Of the National
Dredging c.. vs. the warmers Hank.
The ,a4e Of ibe National Dredgiua
Co. w. the tHrme,s 5atk Was res med
in the Superior Court this morning.
Anthony Higgins, Of the counsel for
the plaintiff, took up the argument
against tho motion for a non-suit
where William 3. Hilles, for the plain
tiff, left OF on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Higgins called attention to the
fact that many Of the altered checks
we're in a different shade OF ink and
an entirely different angle Of writing.
In his argument Mr. Higgins said
that IL was a case where the person
who had committed the crime could
not be punished, ns be was dead. lt
also was a case, be said, where due
diligence could not have prevented IT,
j, w, Coulston, of the Philadelphia
bar, presented three checks dated DC
tober 7th, 1899, December 7th, 1898,
and May Sd, same year, and declared
that the forgery could have been
detected by the bank officers, II they
had exeroised diligence. The oheeks'
he said. had been made payable
to II. II. Ferguson and bad been
altered TO pay 10 the order OF II. Il.
Ferguson or bearer. lie declared thai
there we're numerous checks altered
in the same manner.
Mr. Ward, for the defence, made the
closing argument In behalf OF the mo-
sion for q non.suit.
Mr.. Ward. IN speaking OF the alleged
tered checks, declared ID { the oheck'
as presented now, we're me same 81
when they had been paid by the bank
as no chemicals had been used OF
erasures made, aud be declared tina
the checks we're in legal form.
IL was y 45 o'clooK vhen the argu
ment was finished. Court took recess
until ? 80 o'clock this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-26
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
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"New Method" Plan TO Keep Teeth in Per.
feet Condition at Moderate Cost.

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feet Condition at Moderate Cost.
One dollar year is all it costs at 61Oj6
Market Street to have your teeth cared for
by our New Method" Plan. In other
words, we guarantees 10 keep your teeth in
perfect condition for 365 days, at an ex-
pense to you Of about one quarter OF cent
We issue card to all patrons, good for
one year. II entities the holder to frequent
examinations Of the teeth TO SEQ II they are
in good condition. II they are not, We do
whatever repair work is needed or extract
teeth when that is required. It Is worth 81
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teeth are being watched as a precaution
anainst the inroads of decay, In addition
to that assurance, you get your teeth
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demand, and remember We guarantee all our
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We make a speciality of crown and bridge
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as new. In the making Of our plates we
give particular attention to facial ex-
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We make personal etudy Of every mouth
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Hundreds have tried our New Method''
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Our dental parlors at 6lo1S Market Street
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