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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-19

These difficulties under Republi- can regime give the French Royalists ample material for revolutionary movement, and another coup d'etat with more lasting results is not only possible, but for many reasons ex- tremely probable.
 If the old-time cry of ''vive le Roi! should come reverberating across the Atlantic it will not have been wholly unannOunced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-19

Caleb Powers is free. and Kentucky has one spot less upon her escutcheOn. Whether guilty or innocent Powers has suffered enough. and Governor Wilson did a humane thing when he issued a pardon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-19
Hot Time Minstrels, Thur. June sj

Paul Rutstein of this city yester- day filed volutary petition in bank ruptcy in the federal court. He places his liabilities at $2,13S11 and his as- sets at $1167.75, and claims $500 as exempt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-19
SOARING MEAT
 LAID TO PANIC

New York, June 1S.-Tracing the present high price of beef directly to the money panic of last October and 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-19

Order a 25c bottle of Skeeter Skoet from Bedell's Pharmacy. 6-7-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-19
WHAT THE FARM CROPS MAY DO.

A study made of business conditions in 1874 following a panic and those of this year goes to confirm the expecta- hons that the crop of 1908 will bring
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-19

Hot Time Minstrels, Thur. June 25o
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
One 9th
Essentials

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fund Of information as TO the best methods
Of promoting health and happiness and
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Ono 81 the products Of that class, Of
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mended by the WeII-Inforned Of the
World as valuable and Wholesome family
laxative il the welI-known Syrup Of Figs
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
!. NORMAL NOTES i.
rom Tussday's Daily sun.

from Tuesdays Daily Sun.
The state Summer Normal opened
its third week yesterday with an en-.
rollment Of more than one hundred
and nifty. Every department Of the
school Is thoroughly organized. Glass.
es have been provided 70 meet the
various needs OF the student body
The devotional exercises yesterday
morning were conducted by DR.. Bar
nett Of Ocala.
Among the new arrivals are Messrs.
Cetch OF Altoona, Eady Of Bushnell
and Gaskins OF the South Florida
Normal. Dade City.
The lectures on agriculture are
largely attended.
Miss Willie Lee Of the South Flor.
ida Institute has been elected princi
pal OF the primary department Of the
Spring Lake High School. Miss Lee
ls one Of the strongest primary teach.
ers IN the state She Is taking State
primary work IN the Normal
Mr.. J. n. English left yesterday for
wulfert, Lee county. to open school.
He was reelected at an increased
salary.
Miss Ada Philput left yesterday az.
teroon FOR q visit TO her parents at
Janney, Levy county.
Prof Corr and number OF his
students spent Sunday forenoon at
the school house, observing the
eclipse.
Prof. ]. w. Sanders, one Of Aiachua's
most successful teachers, has gone to
Hampton TO confer with the trustees
OF the Hampton school.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
SURVEYORS AFTER
ROAD MATERIAL
State GeoIOgist and Prof. Cox win
Make Investigation.
INVESTIGATION 70 &c rHoRoueH

Several Counties VIII BE Traversed,
Especially Those Most Deeply IN
serested and Active In the Making
Of Hard Roads.
From Tuesdays Daily Sun:
Prof. N. H. Cox. assistant professor
OF civil ana mechanical engineering
OF the University OF the State OF Flor
ida. left Monday for jacksonville.
Prof. Cox will assist State Geologist
e. H. Sellards for the next three
months in making a geological survey
OF certain sections Of the State. which
will ultimately mean a great thing for
the people OF Florida. The investiga-
ton win be along the line OF road
making material. the purpose being
to ascertain the most plentiful de-
poslts and the most durable material
for the construction Of roads.
Prof. COX states that the investiga-
tion win begin in Duvai county,
and viii extend through Central
and Eastern Florida. especially in the
counties now most deeply interested
and most active in the making Of hard
roads. Alachua county will be includ-
ed in the Investigation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
a PRETTY WEDDING.
tive Popular Young People Were
Married in This City Sunday.

Tive Popular Young People Were
Married in This City Sunday.
From Tuesdays Daily sun.
The home OF Mr and Mrs. A. =,
wittstock was a happy scene Sunday
afternoon az 2 o'clock. the occasion be.
ing the marriage OF their popular
daughter. Miss Cora wlttstocx. and
Mr.. W. n. Waits. The ceremony was
performed at Z O'Clock BY kev, 3.
u. Rogers, Of the First Baptist church,
A large number OF friends Of the
contracting parties we're present 20
witnesa the ceremony and extend 20
the young couple heartiest eongratula,
tons.
The wedding march was rendered
most beautifully BY Miss Alice Thorn,
a.. the couple marching from apart
ments upstairs. When they had
reached the bay window, which was
Handsomely decorated with flowers
and evergreena they stood under an
Immense aoral arch. where the cere
mony vas performed 10 a most irn.
presslve manner
After the ceremony congramla,
tons were shoveged upon the happy
pair when delicious refreshments o.
iee cream and cakc were served.
NV and Mira Waits LETS On the
O'Clock train over The seaboara Tor
Fairbanks. where hey win make their
future home
Tho bride b one % GainesyiHe'a
bcstknown young ladies. and has
many friends hagM The rroom b.
me enioiens agcni % she ssahoard al
Fairbanks where Ne h very roraiar
TIE sun. usth other irieads ca.
tends conEFasalatious ard bess Wishes
ios tonR ana happy married NE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
IA cARD IRON cITIzEN.
No Calls Attention to Fact That Some
pons Are Not Properly MuxzIed.

RIO Calls Attention 70 Fact That some
peSs Are Not Properly MuzzIed.
Editor Sun: Some people are
inclined 10 make a joke OF
the dog muzzle ordinance. even
10 the extent that they do not
comply with It, but make pretense
by simply putting strap around the
heads OF their ours. The item which
appeared In Sundays Sun Ia sum
Client to convince any rightthinking
person that the dog killed by Mr..
Wilson was mad. and should be SUN.
Client proof that the citizens Of Gaines
vile are now In danger, DO the city
officials not realize. the danger, and
where are their eyes that they do not
hourly see the law violated? II II
keeps up as II Is now going. the citi.
Gems had best arm themselves with
shot guns aud extermlnate the brutes.
CITIZEN.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
O. 3. Burhaus Tsstlfss After -Four
Years.

@. y. Burhans OF Carlisle Center.
N. r., writes; About four years ago
| wrote you stating that I had been
entirely cured OF a severe kidney
trouble by taking less than two bot
ties OF FOley's kidney Cure. II en-.
tlfeiy stopped the briek-dust sedi.
ment, and pain and symptoms OF Kid
ney disease disappeared. am glad
10 say that have never had a return
os any OF those symptoms during the
four years that have elapsed and !
am evidently cured to stay cured. and
heartily recommend Foley's kidney
Cure 70 anyone suffering from kidney
or bladder trouble" j. w, McColum
a Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
cLoslNo or a SCHOOL.
ArrsaOndo school Closed With Picnic
AFTER a Nest successful Term.

fNFFuo@Noo NeWoet NtoANe Wft" Ft9"sNf
After a Nest Successful Term.
After a most successful term. the
AFredondo school closed Friday with
picnic which was well attended.
and Il 10 needless 20 add highly en-.
toyed.
The school thla year has proapercd
under direction o. Miss Lila Frasier.
of Alaehna, one of the most competent
and most popular teachers IN the
county. Niles Frasler was very popu.
lar among both patrons and pupils.
ard 4 Il 10 be regretted that she VIII
not teach the neat term.
Miss Frazier has been assigned 70
Antioch. larger school t0r the next
term. she Formerly taught the
Antioch school. where she was also
popular
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

There were four offenders o. the
munieipal laws esiore Maror Davis
Monday. a. tollo&k
Chas Jones reckless driving. 81
and costs, Truly Lewis asordsrly
con&ues, a. aud costs Douglass stew.
ARR drunk aad dlsordsrB. As ana
cost n nrtst aisorderly eonducs
iia and costa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
Cemetery Fence Ordered.

The ladies Of the cemetery associa.
ton are pleased 10 state that the
fence for the cemetery. which has
been 80 badly needed, has been order.
cd. The fence viii be Of iron, quite
attractive. and very durable.
InAsmuch as funds for the payment
Of this fence are abort. the ladies win
appreciate any contribution.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
A eonssnssa Woman

Il always found IN the same house
with Banards SNOW LAnimeue Il
keeps every member Of the family
free from aches and pains. Il heals
cuts burns and scaids and cures
rheumatism. neuralgia, lumhago and
muscular soreness and stiffness.
Csc soc and 81 . bottle. Sold By w.
NJ. johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02
CLOSING DAY OF
N. T. CONFERENCE
City Pulpits Filled BY Visiting Mem
bsrs Sunday Morning.
BIsHop MoRRIsoMs sgRMoN

Delivered impressive Discourse to
large Congregation a. Methodist
Church Sunday MOrnIno--sermcn
BY rev. Lee IN the Evening.
From tuesdays Daily Sun:
Sunday was a high day with the
Methodist people Of Gainesville. X
was the last day Of the district con.
ference, and the best Of all. The
weather was perfect and large congre'
cations attended the services,
The Presbyterian and Baptist
churches very courteonsly offered
puIpits to the visiting miniAsrs at
the morning hour. and IN the evening
they both joined in the service at the
Methodist church.
Rev. y. T. GrifIth preached at the
Baptist church. and Rev. r. n. Bar.
nett At the Presbyterian church.
Bishop Morrison preached great
sermon az the Methodist church in
the morning. This was his fourth
sermon during the conference. The
text was. "He That Liveth and
Beiieveth IN Me Shall Never Die" In
IN q mastery way the Bishop showed
what Il was TO live IN the highest and
best sense. The true life can be obtain.
Cd only BY coming into fellowship with
God through Jesus Christ Faith 10
Christ Ia more than belief IN writ
ten creed--it is giving ourselves in con.
fIdence and obedience into the hands
OF the Divine Savior. This Ia the be-
ginning OF life, and the fruit OF II is
seen 10 doing the work Of Christ
among men.
In beautiful and pathetic language
the speaker described how such per.
son was immortal, even IN this world.
Tho man or woman whose life ia spent
IN ChrlstlIke work for humanity viii
live IN the hearts OF men forever.
Physical death really widens their In
iiuence for good in this world
The large congregation listened
with eager interest to the eloquent
words Of the preacher and many were
strengthened IN their purpose 70 live
this higher life,
In the afternoon az the Epwofth
League meeting Revs. @, w Inman
and Cecil Phillips made interesting
talks 10 the young people
At night the church was crowded,
and Rev, J, y, Ley preached an excel.
lent sermon from the text. what Is
ManT The Bishop made few re.
marks AZ the close OF the sermon,
Many OF the preachers and delegates
declared this the best district confer.
ence they ever attended, They all
expressed their high appreciation Of
Gainesville and her hospitality. Every
one seemed 10 think be had the best
homo IN town, The meeting d over
but lts uplifting Influence win be feli
among us for many days TO come.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-02

Cheapest accident Insurance P
Thomas Electric on. stops the pain
and heals the wound. All drugsist,
sell a.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03
J oLIcE headquarters have heard that

D oLICE headquarters have heard that
DR.. Ben l.. Reitman OF Chicago.
who calls himself king OF the
Tramps" and has spent the last 20
years doing rescue work among the
Inhabitants OF the underworld. has is
sued q call for a convention OF Grim
inals" to meet In this city next month.
To that part OF DIR. Reitnan's pro.
gram which is directed toward the OBJ.
tanning OF safe conduct and immunity
from arrest OF delegates while they
are In this city Inspector McCafferty,
In charge of the detective bureau,
made strong objection the other day.
''rll order the arrest OF every Grim.
inal who arrives for the convention"
said Inspector McCafferty, "and am
not yet sure that won't arrest those
persons who are getting up the affair.
We want no assembly OF criminals In
tbi scity.s
''Dr. Relsman said" II was suggested,
that all OF the criminals will agree
to do no criminal act while they are in
this city.
DIR. Reitman may believe what
these fellows tell him." said the In.
spector, but won't. We can and
will arrest all Of them as suspicious
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03
Convention of Criminals" Is Called

persons and the chances are that vel.
find that many OF them are fugitives
from Justice, escaped prisoners, men
under indictment or men wanted In
connection with various crimes. Wen
throw out the dragnet and gather
them In"
According TO the prospectus OF the
convention, criminals from all parts OF
the country are TO meet here to dis
cuss their relations to society, to the
police and to one another. Brother
hood" is the watchword OF the conven,
ton.
The titles OF some OF the addresses
to be delivered at the convention. ~
the police forget TO go around and
arrest everybody connected with the
gathering, are: "Twenty-One Years a
Criminal. Twenty Years Prisoner"
Dope and Booze" do the Police Give
the Criminal Fair Deal?" Easier to
Commit Crime Than to Find a Job"
What Society Owes the Criminal"
and The Average Income OF the Grim.
inal"
Inspector McCafferty laughed when
he came upon the last named topic
They'll all fatten their averages II we
let them collect in New York" he said
This is a hospitable city. but we have
TO draw the line somewhere. In this
case we'll draw Il before the TEN.
porary chairman of the convention be-
gins his opening remarks. Il does
seem shame, though. to stop It be.
fore the committee on resolutions gets
Its report ready. I'd give a moath's
salary to get a look at that report"
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03

the figures for the 30 weeks OF 1905
bear out this view. A study of the
reports for the seven months OF the
year shows that the city is steadily
gaining in inhabitants through natu
raj causes, and that never in all tn,
80 weeks has the death rate approx
mated the birth rate.
There have died in New York
and this includes all the boroughs
the greater city-slnce the LIST OF
January, 1895 persons OF varying
ages. and against these there have
been births to the number OF 72,974.
This leaves balance of 29,579 on the
birth side Of the ledger for the 30
weeks, or an average OF an excess Of
births OF 9S596 a week. Carrying
this out to the SO weeks OF the year,
II is seen that the excess OF births
is not less than 51,270.23. And thus,
left to its own resources, aud with
no outstanding augmentation, New
York city would steadily appreciate
in population.
The highest number of births reg.
istered during the year was in the
very babyhood Of the year itself, the
week ending January 4 developing no
fewer than 1891 births In the greater
city. Manhattan. of course. led In
this honor list, the stork depositing
1882 babies on hearthstones OF this
borough.
The board Of health officials say
they can't see any signs Of race sui
eide In the records the first 80
weeks OF 1908 have produced.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03

NJ EW YORK'S FIRE department is not
~ only the most expensive In the
world, costing as II does nearly $1,000
600 every year. or nearly sl,75 per
head OF the population. hut II also uses
more water than any other. the guam.
tity averaging 32.OQ0.000 gallons a year
London's fire brigade uses but II ,000.-
600 gallons annually. and costs per
head OF the citys population not more
than ten cents.
In point OF numbers, Paris comes
first with nearly 1000 '1addies." st.
Petersburg next with 1850, Berlin
1900, New York loo. Chicago 1000,
Hamburg about 800 The last-named
city supplies more than 800 firemen
for every 100000 head OF population,
while London supplies only IS for the
same number. The bell prevails for a
I warning signal as the nre-charlots
(, dash through the streets In all cities
\ except London. There the brigade
career through the crowded thorough.
(. fares to the hoarse yeils OF "Hil Hi!'
!. coming from the lusty lungs OF the
!. gallant laddies.
I II IL not generally known In Ameri.
\ ca that one Of King Edwards foibles
n when prince OF Wales. was attendance
& AZ big nres. lie was always especially
nolihed by the fire chief OF any biz
blaze Ia the English metropolis where
he was az well known 10 firemen AZ
I Capt Shaw himself the Chief Croke,
~ the London IRE brigade u 10 sold
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03
Wall Street Is Deserted for Resorts

favorite haunts OF the brokers who
spend the season down that way. At
the next resort, Allenhurst, automobll.
Ing and fishing trips are the order
OF Saturday.
Yachting and motor boating have
many devotees. The races at Elk.
wood also share In the favor of the
brokers on Saturdays.
At Monmouth polo is approved.
while at Seabright tennis claims most
OF the attention. The dog show at
Hollywood drew several hundred
brokers from neighboring resorts and
a considerable number of Change
men who are living along the Jersey
coast The horse show proved a sim.
liar attraction In keeping Wall street
at the seashore.
What business the stay-at-the-shore
brokers must attend to is looked after
either by long distance telephone, by
telegraph, or at one of the numerous
branch Offices that dot Ocean boule-
ward. In fact, Long Branch's Little
Wall street is not an unlively dis
trict during the Saturday morning
market hours.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03

she was imprisoned had been made OF
an unknown sand with some strange
inherent quality-somehow a bolt OF
lightning leaped out of the clear sky
that mysterious crystal seemed tc
draw down upon itself all the electri
city in heaven, and when found my
sight again this diamond lay at my
feet"
And. monsieur, this is your bride?"
'Yes!. yesl" A great passion shook
the speaker and his voice broke pain.
fully. "The force of the lightning
compressed that crystal and her sweet
body into what you see-into ultimate
form"
Monsieur, it is a jewel for a
deity"
The other made no immediate reply,
but stood looking upon the exquisite
form in the diamond as a lover looks
into the face OF his beloved. Finally,
he said: "She is not dead to me, and
while l thus have her with me care
not what | suffer"
He took the ring from the hollow
OF his hand and was about TO place Il
upon his finger-the diamond inward
when the lovely jewel slipped from
his hold and fell to the floor. As II
came In contact with the hard tiles,
there was a slight explosive sound
and a shower of minute scintlllating
particles seemed to burst from the
ring itself and scatter like dust on the
air.
With cry Of horror, the American
stopped and snatehed up the ring. The
diamond was gone utterly from its
settingl
MY God"
The word was a shrek, and the
American staggered back against the
wall, his face drawn with unspeakable
agony.
Monsieur Monsieur Monsieur"
The Americans right hand made a
quick backward movement.
"she never died till nowl" he cried
"oh. my Cod"
There was a CLINT OF steel, sharn
report aud, as The Frenohman rushed
forward, the other pitched headlong
to his feet dead
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03

NEW YoRK.--New York's popula.
~ ton is increasing at the rate OF
more than $4,000 a year through the
natural cause OF birth In other words,
there are $4,000 more births annually
In this city than there are deaths
and even II there were no immigra.
ton to swell the population. New
York still would advance amazingly In
the matter OF inhabitants.
These facts have been developed in
view OF recent finding by the ON.
ciel OF Paris, the government gazette
OF the French republic, In which the
startling spectacle was presented OF a
death rate In excess of the birth rate.
The figures took IN the FIVE countries
OF France, Germany, England and
Wales, Belgium and Italy. and were
based on every 10000 Of population.
Whereas In Germany, at the last
count, there were $50 more births than
deaths to every 10000 inhabitants
there were In France Ave fewer
births than deaths.
At the Offices of the board of health
In this city II was cheerfully stated
that there is no apparent danger Of
New York becoming depopulated and
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03

WALL STREET hath no charms for
w the Jersey coast broker colony on
fair Saturdays. The golf links at
Deal are far more inviting than New
street; the surf at West End
is far more refreshing than the
tide OF toilers in Broad street; the
tetnnis courts at Monmouth Beach
are far more desirable than the jostle
round Temple court In Exchange
place.
With the substitution Of the Mon
mouth for the Asbury Park as the Sat.
urday Wall street boat one sees few
familiar financial faces on board dur.
ing the trip to the city.
Wall street In Jersey spends its
Saturdays In many ways. The swim.
ming pool at Deal Beach is one of the
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-03
Cut on the Head.


AT the Saturday matinee OF "The
Three Twins" an imposing young
woman wearing pongee creation OF
the near-sheath type swept down the
aisle, drawing all eyes after her. saws
the New York Times. 1t was not her
gown, however, that was the attrac.
ton, even In this era OF hectic in,
terest In everything directoire. but as
II was during an intermisslon and she
had dotted her hat her couture
eclipsed every other feature OF her
toilet Her hair was all swept into
an enormous pompadour which. how.
ever, draped the back OF her head In.
stead OF browning her brow.
A mild little country visitor. whose
own locks were trinity combed togeth,
or and screwed into a tight little knob
on TOP Of her head stared long al the
receding young woman's couture, and
then remarked to her neighbor. who
oy the way, was total stranger 10
her' MY goodness gracious! II abe
were born with a thing like that on
ner head she'd have II operated onl"