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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-03

A man who has a faculty for stats
tics has made out statement to the
effect that it takes twice as long to
transport women in elevators as men,
because they take longer to get on and
off, and he says that on that account
the elevator service is slower where
women are carried up and down.-Chi-
cago Daily News.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-03
The Happy Family Circle.

get to know one another's intimate affairs. and
the little bowel and liver disturbances soon be-
come household comment 1t is well to reuem-
Der that In constipation and Indigestion. and
ether troubles of the stomach, liver and bowels
a quick cure can be had by the use OF DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. Take il tonight and you
viii feel perfectly well In the morning. Price
only SO cents and 81 at druggists.
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Purchases
turda

They would feel that they had wrongly
judged us. and they would acknowledge
that French women are good wives,
good mothers and good friends"
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NOTICE.

The crematory will be shut down for
about 10 days and no garbage will be
received during that time.
LEWIS B. FELTMAN, Supt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-03

Theodore Roosevelt is not the first
to give Oyster Bay presidential distinc-
ton. George Washington once spent
two days there.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-03
INDIANA
LOAN CO.
Home Phone 1341
4O-41 Colonial Bldg. 3rd Floor.
Richmond, Ind.

Although the streets of Nankin are
reputed to be the best of any interior
Chinese city, there is no sewerage sys-
tenn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-03

WE HAVE TO OFFER YOU
LONG TIME, EASY PAY
MENTS, UNEQUALED TERMS,
ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY
METHODS, CONFIDENTIAL
DEALINGS AND A LOWER
RATE THAN CAN BE HAD OF
ANY SIMILAR CONCERN IN
THE CITY.
Investigate our methods and rates;
then you can intelligently decide where
your best interests may be served
Quick service and courteous treat
ment guaranteed.
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Is 1t money you want? We have
plenty of it and will loan you whatever
amount you may need for any length
of time, on your household goods
team, livestock or any other personal
property, without removal.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18
OCEAN CITY.
special to The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Ocean City. Md. Aug. Il.
Fully 1000 people visited the pier on
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. p West and family
are at the Plinhimmon.
Mr.. NJ. E. Danforth, Of Washington, is
registered at the Atlantic.
Mr. and Mrs. Rexford and Mr.. Smith
are staying at the Atlantic.
There was a large euchre party at the
Hamilton on Thursday night.
Mr. Carl E. Beatty. Of Washington, is
registered at the PlinhimmOn.
Mr.. S T. Randolph, Of Washington,
is among the recent arrivals at the At
lantic
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Lebermann and
family are among the arrivals at the
Atlantic
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Pierce and Mr..
Donald Pierce are guests of the Mount
Pleasant
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Luckett, Of Wash
ington. are registered at the Mount
Pleasant
Misses A. NJ. and H. Campbell OF
Washington. are guests at the Mount
Pleasant.
A cake-walk was given by the pier
company last Saturday. and was witness
ed by q large crowd.
The season now is at its height and
entertainments of every description are
the order of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. West and family, OF
Washington. are among this weeks ar
rivals at the Plinhimmon.
A musicale was given for the benefit
of the Episcopal poor fund. Quite an In
teresting programme was rendered.
Among the soloists was Mr.. Dudley, Of
Washington, who gave two very interest
ing numbers
An anniversary dinner party was given
by Mrs. John f. Waggaman, of Wash
ington, at the Atlantic last Monday
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Allen.
Mrs. Howard Swartz. Miss Unduch, and
Messrs. Green, Floyd, Waggaman, and
Carter.
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MED by Miss T. D. Lane. Miss NJ. E. Null
lin. and Sir. Edward Muilin. IT.
Recent arrivals from Washington are:
Bingham-Miss A. Johnson, Miss NJ
Gurner. F. F. Howell. Miss Heitz. Miss
Gertrude Lamb, A. J. Stanley. Jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Ford. W A. Parke.
Bothwell-Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Lewis.
Mrs J. Mas, Miss Mas. Mr.. and Mrs
J. NJ. Thomas. S. Robinson, NJ. Luber
Mrs. E. A Foy, J. G. Reilly. T. T. O'Nef
y. T. Dulany, Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Rocket
Berkshire Inp-E. Haines, J. E. Butler.
Miss Weller. Miss Keldenbsch Mrs. NJ.
F. Fields, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Myers, c.
NJ Mead, ]. o. Donnell, Miss Livingston
Z. Jeffries
ContinentaI-Frederiek Smith. F. Mel
rose. James Quigiey. John Kelly. Frances
Tierney, George Haughey. r. Watts, r.
T. Gardiner. A. S. Cooper. Mary Levers.
s, B. Howard
Dennis-Thomas J. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. F. Curtis, c. F. Jackson, Seymour
Jackson. Thomas Cotton. J. II. Franz,
Mr. and Mrs L. ". King, Miss Ella
Brookes, Miss Eleanor Hobart, Miss Bird
Morrow. Miss Dollie Hurd. Mr. and Mrs
J. NJ Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Slagle. Master c. w. Slagle, Master Rus
sell Slagle, William A. Hullhsh. Mr. and
Mrs. c. NJ Thompson, James c. Rowe
B. +. Harrison. z. r. Harrison.
Holmhurst-Mi Landgraf. F. c. Davis,
p. c. Green. G. W. Baker, c. B. Moch.
f. d. Rodgers, Mrs. Rodgers. Mrs. X. V.
Nalley. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Townsend.
Monticello-F f. Lockwood. A. Eaby.
A. Buchoff. Miss McCardell, Anna Vogel.
A A. Davis, F. Dougherty, Margaret
Haughey. Alice Barrow, T. Noel, r. Car
nahan, Walter White, Walter King, Mr..
and Mrs. W. ". Roach. George Hamp-
ton.
Morton-J. Earnson. J. II. Whitley, Mrs
Z. I. Cleveland. George r. Post. Miss
Pope Mr.. and Mrs. {. c. Emery, Mrs A.
z Winter. Mrs. S. NJ. Crooks. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Davis. E. c. Fisher.
La Belle Inn-Mr and Mrs. j. S. Burn
side. H. J. Flicker. Mr.. and Mrs. c. n.
Shuster, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Lacy. Miss
Owens, Miss Wejner. ". L. Garman. Miss
Beall. G. Dunlop.
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The Ferebee-Silas G. Snyder and
family. Kansas City. Mo: A. l. Sutton
and family, Los Angeles. Cal. Mrs. n
Fass and daughter. Mrs. C Moyse and
Miss Moyse, II. Scott, DR.. Saul Scott,
Miss Scott, Miss Rachelman. and Mr. and
Mrs. Woolf. all OF Greenville, Miss; Mrs
5. Goldman and son, Monroe. La; Dr. and
Mrs. McEvoy, st. Louis. No: Robert
Dixie Sutton. ]. II. Anderson and wife,
Washington, d. c.; Miss Grace L. An
dersOn, Schenectady. y. Y; James A
Wood and wife, Seattle, wash; Misses
Steller, Louisville, Ky. Mr.. and Mrs. @.
L. Burnett Indianapolis. Ind; J. 3. At
knson and wife. Louisville. Ky; \. De-
merest, Greeley, Colo; G. L, Rhodes. At
ianta, Ga; W +. Uphan, Huntington
". Va: Rev. W. B. Taylor and wife
Nashville. Tenn: Virginia Blackwell
Mary Leech Charlotte. Tenn; Mrs. 3.
GlObert Mrs. L. 3. Clark. Maurice Lee
Clark, Atlanta Ga; J. G. Johns and wife,
Birmingham, Ala; Miss AndeTs. Miss
Sharp, Miss Wells. Miss Brennan, Miss
McAvoy. Clinton Rosetti. all OF DeKaIb,
Ill: J. c. Rankin. Lozza Feigerbain. Chi
cagO; J. Ackroyd, Philadelphia: I. E
Blumgartner, New York City; J. /. ACk-
royd, Norwood. Pa: r. S Ackroyd
Philadelphia, Pa; W. A. Mapp. New Or
leans La; E. ]. Smith. W. II. barrow,
r. {. Smith. all OF Ocana, Va; Clark g
Doughty. Columbus. Ohio; Miss Emery.
Estella Emery. Miss Ruey, Miss Bolts,
Miss Cot, Miss Shredder, Miss Davis.
Miss Madden, Miss HAYS. Miss Taylor.
Miss Daur. Miss Stare, Miss Young. Miss
Bentz, Miss Beaver. Miss Stanton. Miss
Kuhn, Miss McCart0n. Miss Mccormick,
Miss Bonham. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Spen-
Ger, Newark, Ohio; Emerson Land. Viz
ginia Beach; c. T. Chaplain, Purge. Va:
". A White, r. W Caps. F. A Craft,
F. II. Craft. all OF Creeds. Va: o. B.
Mears. r. f. Whitehead. W. E. Beddle,
Kentsville, Va: S. ". Bonney. Land.
Va; z. 3. Ives, A S. Ives, Blackwater.
Va: S. F. ODDS, Lynnhaven, Va: /. 3.
Moore, Tuxedo. n. Y; Miss Rem Moses.
J. W. Feis, Norfolk, Va. s ?. Woolf.
Greenville. Miss; Rowena Longmire, Vida
Gaiiney, Tallahassee. Fla; Rosalie Nick
Ter, Clifford Albretton, st. Augustine, Fla
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From Harrer's Weekly
Freddie had been spending the day
with his aunt. and had been duly In
structed beforehand as to his behavior.
Upon his return his mother questioned
him as to what he had said and done
while away from home. His conduct
seemed to have been most exemplary
In every way.
I'm glad you were such a good little
boy" complimented his mother, and
didn't take a second helping OF meat"
NO, ma" replied Freddie. very
proudly, Il remembered what you'd told
me, and said I'd take two plates Of Ice
cream instead"
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From Ha1per's Weekly.
Teacher-The trunk is the middle
part Of the body.
Freddie-Say, ma'am. you ought to
go to the circus and see the elephant.
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From Harper's Weekly.

From Harrer's Weekly.
Freddie-Have you told me all the
fairy stories you know, ma?
Mrs Cobwigger-Yes. dear, all except
the ones your pa tells me-
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A Tartar.

From Harper's Weekly.
His Lordshi6so the beggah you
turned out this morning was coarse
and abusive?
valet-Abusive, my lord. Why, he
might have been your lOrdship him
self.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

The Fitzhugh-Dr. Jones, wife. niece,
and son; Or. Winston, wife, snd niece,
most charming girls; Mr. Harding. Mem
phis, Tenn; Mr. Boyle, wife, and family,
Richmond; Mrs. Caulheld, Connecticut;
Misses Moncure and Pitman. Mr.. Nor
rison. Dsnville; Mrs. Judge Aiken. Miss
Yates. Judge Flomsey, wife, son, and
nephew; Mrs Milton Newman. Mrs. lie
Suerer Misses lie Suerer. Mrs. Tate. Mr..
Tate, Mr.. Ben Tate Mr.. Allen Tate.
Nashville. Tenn. Mrs Belle and daugh-
ter. Washington. D. G.; Prof Berbig and
wife, Memphis Tenn; Miss Ward, Miss
Wills. Richmond. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Hoft-
man. Nebraska; Miss Smith, Tennessee;
Mrs. Jack and family. Dr. Morrison, Viz
ginia Beach; Mr.. Henning Smith, Biz
mingham, Ala.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES
Mid-AuguSt Crowd 0yerflOwS
the Popular Resort.
AUTOS ARE PREY FOR JoKERs

CIty's Police and the Owners Are
Kept Nervous by ''BOrrOwing' of
Bubble WagOns-Many Washing
tOninnz, Among the Guests of the
Hotels, Take Part In Social Events.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18
ALL NEW BUT TIE NAME
New Hotel IsIeswoFth,

10 the Heart O. AUantic Jity.
Overlooking the Boardwalk and Steel Pier. so
Newly Furnished Rooms, en- suite aud single Baths
with sea water connections Our patrons our refer.
ence Ne please you. Booklets and rates ior the
asking. VIM. LYMAN, PTorE. w. +. GREEN.
Mgr.
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HOTEL MONTICELLO
VIRGINIA RESORTS.

NATIONAL HOTEL-Nodern eonsenieucss: nsvly
fugnishedi superior table; fresstone water splen.
did scenery. air. fishing and driving. Two blocks
from depot. goyEL < JENKINS. pruprietosS
HaTTiso1brz. Va &sd&S-es
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No: Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Bradberry.
Holly Springs, Miss; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Fort. Miss Janet Fort Holly Springs.
Miss. Mrs. c. Z. RingIey. Mrs. James
Ringley. Washington. D. C; Mr. Edison
White. Portsmouth. Va: DR. William ii.
Richards and Miss Helen Richards,
Knoxville. Tenn Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Ross. Miss Ross. Holly Springs Miss.
Gardner Cottage-Mssses Clara and
winifred Taliaferro. Eleanor Barnes,
Messrs. George Landick. ir., and lyon
W. Phillips. Washington. d. CT r. NJ.
boswell, New Orleans, La; Mrs. r. l..
Hearn and son. Master Bob Hearn, Miss
Priscilla Williford and Mr.. H. A. Wilt
ford Rocky Mount. n. c.: Mrs. X. p.
Johnson. Miss Mary Hannah Johnson.
Mrs. r. +. Davies. DR.. and Mrs. Marvin
McFerrin. Nashville. Tenn. Miss Mar
garet Long Norfolk, Va; Mrs. Jane VIII
hams and daughter. Miss Jane Williams.
Bradford Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. I. Derry,
Kingston Ontario. Canada: Messrs. J. B.
Lightfoot and w. J. Grigg. Richmond.
Va: Miss Lorraine Horne. Greenyilie,
n. c.; Misses Russia L. Sherrod. Mary =.
SherTOd. Hattie Darden. Mrs. Z. H. Ba-
ker, Misses Maude and Lily May Baker.
keT, P. II. Davenport, H. L. Salisbury,
and DR. NJ. J. Flemming. Hamilton. n.
c.; Miss Allie McEIroy. Mrs. w. T. May
field. York. Ala: Miss Bessie Thomas,
Oak Bowery. Ala: Miss Jennie Thorn.
Cynthiana. KY; Miss Nellie J. Davis.
Lansdowne, Pa: Miss Stella Frances
Jenkins, Kansas City. Mo; Mr. and Mrs
s. T. Fleming. Collierville. Tenn. Misses
Frances and Ethel Pickett. DR.. and Mrs.
J. II. Petty, Mr.. A. SheTrod and sons,
w. A. Sherr0d and Henry SheTrod. High
Point, n. c.: Miss George Wombie,
Smithheld. Va; Mr.. and Mrs Eugene G.
Adams Lynchburg. Va; Miss Maud
Hamilton Pamplin. East Radford. Va;
Mr.. c. F. Newton. Washington. D. C.;
Mr.. and Mrs Lee T Blair. Miss Mar
jorie Lee and Master Fully p. Blair.
Greensboro n. c. Miss Lily sherrOd,
High Point, n. c.; Miss Nina Lee Day
vault Concord. n. C: Mr.. Edward Jones
Sthens. Philadelphia, Pa.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
TIE BERESF0RD, s a9Eglan Soa A.'

IRE BERESFORD, as1Eylan So A.sP true.
plete Cuisine unexcelled- s. to SIS weekly.
CHARLES PEAsE ieGS-d&S-sos
HOTEL DEViLLE, Kentucky asence and Beach.
Cauacity 800; elevator; music room; sun parlor
roos single and en- suits with bath. Superior table.
y.ri;e fof special rates and booklet JOHN Z.
GIBERSON. aus-tu, th,s.S-St
THE OSBORNE, Pacific and Arkansas sEes.
Elevator: ali oonEeneDceS. S.50day up: % I'D weekly.
fege-4 n & ssot r. J. OSBORNE
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THE GORDON COTTAGES,
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA
FINE OCEAN VIEWS AND BATHING.
Address MRS. n. S. LUDLOW.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va.
EXPOSITION NOTICE

IL you contemplate visiting TIE jamestown Fxre-
slson' and prefer sood home resident accsnu1ciSs-
u9n conyenlent 70 all car iines, write 10 Mr.
ELIZABETH AscNICHOL is Willouqhhv ave-
Norfolk. Va, and secure your accommodations ia
adTauCC aris-e-si- f=-
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VICTORIA HOTEL

MaiE 81. Norfolk. vs.. European plan. p. A ;.
Brine. Manager. Cars 10 jamestown Exposition pass
the door; two squares 10 wharf Tor E4t-l rvuts.
je5-c&S-ln then Il
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Algonquin Hotel,

EuTopean plan Excellent CAFE. CARS 20 jamestown
E1pcsItion grounds pas tbs doors NM 4.
RO4Eh. Manager, or ask Mr. Foster. myl5af
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION-PARTIES VISIT
ng jamestown are requested to communicate with
SOlIhl.AND the resort catering 60 WASHING
IUNIANS. Literature on sequsst address
SOUTHLAND. Park place. Norfolk. Va. ieZ-S-tf
VICTORIA HOUSE. lac VICTORIA AVE HA4IP-
ton. Na-Delishtfuily locaki: excellent table
Lodgins and breakfast, Sl-W SfEenty minutes sail
70 Exposition Take trolley from Old Point 81
Newport News. aulsS&Eim
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

Georgia Cottage-Mrs. Sam Tucker. Jul
ius Haniss. Martin Peek. Of Cederton, Ga.
Mrs. J. E. Brown and daughter. Atlanta.
Ga; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burns. East
Orange, n. j.: Mrs. John Gene, Jersey
City, N. j.; Mabel Spayth. Toledo, Oaio;
Mrs. J. T. Bright. Cedartown, Ca; Mrs.
S. H Malone, Atlanta, Ca; Mrs. c. A
Maupin and Elizabeth Patterson, Co
lumbus, Ga; Mrs. r. J. Redding, Griffin.
Ga; Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Wartick, Columbus,
Ohio; ]. Hopkins, wife, and son. Iron
ton. Ohio; r. B. Jennings, Roanoke, Va /;
Miss Ella Jockey. Sherman. Tex; Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Wright, Miss Sam Saw
yer, Johnston, S. c.; Mrs George c.
Hall and Miss Clifford Hall. Atlanta. Ga. !:
Misses Leila and Ethel Sawyer, Gibson
City. H.; A. II. Kinsey, East Liverpool.
Ohio; Z. c. Mcmillan. Macon, Ca; Mr..
and Mrs George ". Shrine, GreenviIle.
s. c.; Uric Bailey, GAINESVILLE, Fla; Mr..
and Mrs. E. p. Walsh, ST. Louis. Mo.
Mr.. W Weaver and daughter, MIR. Arch.
Peteet, and Mrs. Stenson, Greenwood.
Miss; Miss Mckinney. Philadelphia, Pa. /:
Miss Alice Kelly, Richmond, Va; Mr.. and
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SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
Atlantic City. Aug. T.-Oyerhowing
prosperity is the important news In the
resort. The August multitude is perhaps
a few days late. but it is here. and hap
py
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Gordon Cottage-Mr Harvard. Apex,
N. c.; Mrs. Shull, Miss Mile Shull,
York. Pa. Miss Julia Fife. st. Louis,
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AT VIRGINIA BEACH
Hotels and Cottages of the
Resort Crowded
VESSEL BURN AT SEA
Spectacular PRstime Provided for
DweIIerS on the shore by Govern
ment - ExpOsItiOn's Attendance Is
Double that of Amy other Week.
No Drowning Has MARRIED season.

Virginia Beach, Va, Aug IA huge
barge. condemned by the coast author
tiles. was set on fire at sea and consum-
ed off Virginia Beach last Wednesday
evening. A government tug kept her in
tow until she lay in position to drift into
the Virginia Capes. Thousands Witnessed
the spectacle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Hertz. of Washing
ton, are at the Marlborough-Blenh for
the remainder Of the summer. Miss Irene
Dietrich is with them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-09
SPECIALISTS FOR
 SUNDAY SCHOOL

Birmingham, April 9.-Three well- known specialists in the Sunday school ranks have been secured for the convention that opens today, and will be here before that convention closes. They are w. c. Pearce of Chicago, the teacher training superin- tendent and superintendent of the adult department of the International Sunday school association; Professor l.. Leavell of Oxford, Miss, who is one of the field secretaries of the Southern Baptist convention. He is 8 splendid speaker and is we'll known throughout the United States. Rev. A. L. Phillips, ID. D., of Richmond, Va,. generla superintendent of Sun day school work for the Southern Presbyterian church, is also a man of national reputation. Another fea- ture of this convention is that the chorus is very large, and is under charge of Professor Alsop, native of Wales, and we'll known as a director.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-09
BRANCH NORMAL
 APPROPRIATION BILL
Why Two Hundred Dollars Was Added to the Measure, Senator Toney Explains That Money
 Wai Given Away.

Probably most of the time dur ing the next six days will be devoted to the general appropriation bills. The first one to come up will be the Pine Bluff Normal School meas ure, carrying about $21, ,00o. This bill has passed through the com mi1tee of the whole with the un- usual distinction of covering a greater appropriation when it left the committee than when it wen, in. Two hundred dollars for the purchase of an organ was added when Senator Toney informed the upper house that the students of the school had donated to the vic tl1ns of the fire at Pine Bluff the money that had been saved up for the purchase of the musical instru- ment-~-Little Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-09
CALDWELL DECLINES
 TO SERVE ON BOARD
May iic Forced to Accept: ouncil Universally FavorS Him as Cap.
 tain GaihEaiil,'> SucccsSnr.

While ii is understood from an authoritive source that Secretary j. l.. Caldwell of tho Pine Bluff board of trade. is the unanimous choice of the city council to succeed Captain E. NJ. Galbraith as d neso- ber of the board of public affairs. it is stated that he would not ao. eept the honor.
 Doctor Caldwell stated this morning that he would decline tho honor if tondcred him. He retil's d from the mayors office last night and during his reign gathered much knowledge relative to city affairs. He is in position now to ad- mirably fill the position as mcm- Der of the board and it is stated that although he announced hin,- self. that he will be urged to per init his name to be brought before the next meeting of the council when the board member is to be sn- lected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-09
Local Death Rate
 Only One Per Cen.
fContinued on Page Five. )

GContinued on Page Five.) dangerous and disgusting dislribu- tor of diseasc-the common house fly. If such a place is to be found in your back yard destroy it at once. Remember the mosquito and her deadly work. then destroy her maternal bed by removing ali things capable of holding water, such as cans, bottles, barrels and other yes sels of like nature The writer is. not sure but that the city govern ment. at least in one branch, is q sinner also The city wagons are loaded with street sweepings of filthy disease-breeding material, and from leakv bottom this filth is again distributed upon OUT streets. much resembling the meth ods of drilling in fertilizers by our farmers. The writer has witnessed this process.
 can make no recommendations that are not embodied in the rules and regulations of the health board
 Very respectfully,
 2. ORTO,
 President Board of Health April 8, 1907.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-09
Caldwell Gives
 caveI to Toney

(Continued From Page One.) to lay aside the tedious work of twelve years in that body. All of the members were at all, times friendly courteous and considerate and he had nothing but words of praise for each and all of them.
 Mayor Caldwell asked Alderman Hightower if he would like to say anything to his comrades and he re- plied,."I have nothing to say"
 All of the newly, Elected city off, cers, including Hdfiifa Poiice: E;tss Judge J. R. Stewart and City Treasurer J. P. AL exander. were sworn in and the ap- pointments of Chief Stewart and Chi ef Brine;r and their. assistants were ap- proved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-09
BLOOD GETS SOUR.
At this time of year, say

< At this time of year, says * ; q well-known authority. the E F Kidneys become weak. logged * $ and inactive, failing to filter # ' out he poisonS and acids, F
 7 which sour the blood causing $ < not only facial and bodily erup- x : tiOnS, but the worst forms of # # Rheumatism, Noryous and ; 7 Stomach troubles, Backache * and painful, annoying Urinary :" # afflictions * It is worth anNono's time 5 x now to get from some good < > prescription pharmacy the fol- e x lowing ingredients: Fluid E,x- * tract Dandelion. one-half
 ounce; Compound kaf@on one E ounce; Compound Syrup Sar- @ saparilla, three ounces. Mix by * shaking well in bottle and t take in teaspoonful doses after F meals and at bedtime # This simple homemade mix * tnre will force the Kidneys to *
 normal, healthy action, SO they t x will filter and strain all uric *' acid and poisonous waste mat * ter from the blood and expel < this in the urine at the same x tme restoring the "fulI blood .s count that is. 9J per cent &
 " red blood co1pusclcs which * is absolutely Indispensable to * perfect health. *