davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
BACK GIVES OUT.
Plenty of Pine Bluff Readers Have
 This Experience.

You tax the kidneys-ovel sork them
 They can't keep up the contioual strain.
 The back gives ort-it aches and pains;
 Urinary troubles set in.
 Don't wait longer-take Doan,s Kid ney Pills.
 Pine Bluff people tell you how they act.
 Claud Clegg of the Pine Bluff Paint Nnd Wall Paper company, 417 Main treet, and living at 116 West Fir eenth street, Pine Bluff, Ark, says: For about a month I was consider bly, annoyed by a pain and lameness cross my kidneys. Stopping over md attempting to strighten up would cause sharp pains to dart through me like knife thrusts. Having heard many satisfactory reports about Do- ans Kidney Pills from people who mad used them, I gave them trial, and less than half box of them caused the lameness to entirely disappear. There has been no return or the trouble since, and I have recommend sd your remedy to number Of my acauaintances and shall continue to to co." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
GA TORI A. p..,.h. sThs Kind You Haya Always Bought ''::::''' a'':; $; ''' &%.;<7;z!;5;;;;zV /;
DARROW TO
 DEFEND FRIEND

Warren Ohio, March 5.-When Al- ford Kinsman, wealthy resident of Kinsman, this county, faces a jury this month to answer to the charge of staying George Birrell. he will have as his leading counsel Clarence Dar- row, the famous Chicago attorney who successfully defended Haywood and Pettibone, the western labor leaders. Darrow and Kinsman were school mates, and although the distinguished attorney is still suffering from the ill., ness that sent him from Idaho to a Los Angeles hospital, he has prom ised to come to the defense of his former companion. Birrell is alleged to have been killed by kinsman as the result of a quarrel over the set tlement of the estate of the latter 5 father, of which Birrell was trustee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
An Ecc l,. Bottle.

4 chemist has discovered a eimpi.. neans of getting sn egg with liH broken she'll into bottle of, say, tli' ,raipary kind. rsc.l for ginee~ aj. Il. yon have to do is to soak bOiie,; -gg ! vH'Gar for three days. Tn" sbcN becomes 50 soft tha; | cnD "asiit ot sorueI through ybe narrow apertu3' f he ho!t,e Ind ouce It is inside f ' .s ee:'Ees n water for little while
 hs. .>3eit fts}D3es its orig.naj ilsrd aes>- :lIe. .ncscs ru,! are
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
4 RebuH For Cr. 1onnsen,

Dr. Johnson called one mor1l.hs ou Benjamin West to converse witb Eln. 9n American afFa;rs After some lime Mir. West said that ne had 3 young American fGilbert Stuart living with him. from whom he might derive some information, and introduced St'!ar, The conversation continued fstuarf te Ing thus Invited to take par in tsl when the doctor obserred to M: Wes: that the young man spoke very good English and, turning to Stuart, rude,r asked him where be md learned ] { Stuart very promptly replied: Sir ]! can better te'l you where l did l1t earn !I + was not from your dlctiHa srv"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
THE MONK, MONK!
 COP IS COMING

Boston. March 5.-Boston polic3 authorities are considering the aj- dition of several more automobile policemen to the force. as the re- suit of the successful trial given by Policeman Bauer, the automobile cop of the West RoXbury district, which covers almost one-t hird of the area of the city of Bostop. While bicycle police have become common, Boston has been the first city to use the automobile as m aid in the transaction of police bus mess, and the trial has rully demor- strated the usefulness of the motor ears.
 Officer Bauers machine is of tte runabout order. It has seen good service since it's first trip in June, 1905 Up to the present time, It has covered 33,294 miles in it's trips through Jamaica Plain and West Roxbury the territory to which it is confined; 9,251 miles were TO- corded in 1905. 11,627 miles i'll 1906 and 11.264 in 1907. Tn Jan uary of this year the machine ran 1 PAP miles.
 It's service has been nearly a. varied as that of the policeman who is chauffeur II has taken rush trips to fires, investigated police court cases, played the part of am- bulance and given first aid to the in- jured by conveying them to their homes, and even broken up street fights. During 1906 it was out 234 days, and in 1907 219 days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
eamp and Hsw ss Geek h

namp is one of the most delicious ahc appetizing of all corn products or by Droducts.
 Give US the bowl of seDlp and 01s
 By homespun beauty poured
 So sang Whittier Whittier cidni know how to eat He lived on air. The very suggestion ,f IT 5i,. with samp is nauScHtinS. It k "oise than nHsA and II e and g-.ts an4 cream. RoEeS Williams knew aii about samp, ahd this IS how be had t cooked: Crack the sorr Into ahout four pieces to the gran Soak t All night 1T water sk.-q of the skins which float tD wa Ter. Boil on a slow ire until tender with piece of salt pork in the pot When the water is dried out, introduce some good butter, some salt and per per and serve hot. The Indians .: Massac chusetts used any kind Of fresh meat for favoging and called the dish 'Saupac." You may have all yol'f oatmeal, hominy, grits, mnsb, n1>el polenta, etc, but let ne have tie 3a ani when I cant get I've llonn2ny '- Ne: York Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
( Curious Erltsnt7.

The following opitaph is copied from \ tomb in lie vicinity Of Port Royal, Jsmaiea. i!ere iieth lie body Of Louis CaMy, E1s0.. s Aaijre C. Mont peilier, in France, which coUntEv ae left en account of the ree"eaf.o'a ii' was se eaioret} 1J bss 'tle eaHt'''' 11a Ike whicIi o4cUggeu :. thnc is.:;ye Ii :f.:t-- but by 1he gre:,- .sE'uy l,teace nf ''o : wac, ny second .iock, ing .ngo the aea, where :e sc; ,n,s..G s~ ;.1 n.tDg Hi.- t1l rescued by noaf and yef 'ortr years srterwaT0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
ABANDON LAST
 REFUGE CAMP

San Francisco, March 5.--Lobos Square camp, the last of the orig inal thirteen refuge camps ill San Francisco, is now in process of dis solution {snd the res'dents arr scattering to all parts Of the city. The camp originally had a popula tion Of $500 and was undoubted'y the most cosmopolitan aggregation of human beings ever gathered ir a like space. nearly every national ity in the world being represented.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
ICE MEN PRE-
 PARE FOR SEASON

Kansas City, Mo- March 5.-Serene in the confidence that the back of winter has been broken and that sum mer is on the way, the dealers in frozen water in all parts of the West assembled in Kansas City today for the tenth annual session Of the West ern Ice Manufacturers Association.
 The convention will last three days and wiH De largely devoted to q dis cussion of the ice business in all it's phases. Nearly 250 manufacturers in the West and Southwest are members of the association. President F. R. Andler, of Sedalia, Mo, is presiding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
Daniel o'cennaIl.


After A dinner st Lord Dunesrvsns, Lady Morgan writes in her diary, l met the redoubtab ble Dan O'Connell, Dan is not brilliant in private life, not even agreeable E!e IS mild, silent, un- assuming apparently absorbed and an utter stranger to the give and take cbarm of god society. said so 10 Lord Clanrcarde. who replied: If you knew how 1 found Htm 1his morning. His hall. the very steps "t his door. crowded with hs clientele. He had a word CT written o"der for each. then hurried of to thc law courts, thence tQ tue Improvement society and was the guest here today Two hours before he was making that olever hut violent speeeh to Mir .a Touebe. aud now 10 wonder tl&t he .ooHs Ike en extinct volcano"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
hte Told Fer.

i good e,:h!4n0 minister wns =. !eavof..ic 10 steer boat load Of '.ts' young latl5es 'o :; .anding place. s9uall was bursting. The steering w:ss iif7cnt, One of the girls annoyed b.E- 3y t.apiNg up and calling anXiousjy '0b. where are wa going tot'' If yos do not sit down and keep still, ny rounc teddy" said the minister pilot .ucc:ncily. that N I 7erra greatly de- pend on bow you were brought up Cpan.1ee Advertiser.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
BLACK DOG
 HERALDS DEATH

Fon Du Lac, Wis, March 5.-Sn- perstitious folk in Fond Du Lac are greatly concerned at the actions of a black dog, which for weeks past has occasionally appeared in fhe streets at dead of night howlinG dismally. It is alleged that the ap- pearance Of the canine has always been followed by death in the neighborhood that it chooses for it's nocturnal lamentations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
SULTAN WED NO. 6

Paris, March 5.-Accordins 70 advices from Morocco, Sultan Mulai Hafid is now celebrating his sixth wedding since his proclamation as sovereign in Marrakosh a few months ago. The bride in the pres ent nuptials $ daughter of kaid Ghlowi. a powerful supporter. It is alleged in Fez that Mnlai Hafd is collecting taxes 10 pay for his num- erous weddings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
The Old enalish osr.ss' sehsois.

The descriptions of some or Exc James and other schools of the esv:f part Of the nineteenth rahtuyy nxe '. eeedingiy interesting. Many nf t,..-. ancient teachers were unable to " ritt sn intelligent answer to simple gnes lion. One on being asked as to tht terms or which she gave snstrue tio, replied: Not understanding the suss ton, answer thus: With q view ot reading the Bibls." We hare the sn- .hority Of the late Lord Ehaftesbur. fl; the statement that one Of these p3-: creatures, being asked If she gsrs moral instruction 10 her scholars re piled, "No, I can't afford t at 3 sl.. lings . week" A more amusing 6 swer. hovsyer, was that or the teach CT who WIS asked whether proper at tention was paid to the morals ct tAe boys under his cara. His answer was that they did not teach morals there as they belonged to the girls depart
 nent" Westminster Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
HER HENS ARE PIOUS

Batesville, Ark, March 5.--A promi- nent Methodist woman Of Newark, this county, who has adopted the plan of donating to the church the proceeds from all eggs laid by her poultry on Sunday, declares that her hens now lay two or three times as many eggs on the first day of the week as on any other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
WILL REOPEN
 RAILWAY SHOPS

St Louis, March 5.-It is aa- nounced by officials of the Gould roads that the Missouri Pacific shops in Sedalia, Mo, employing 800 men, and the Iron Mountain shops in Little Rock, employing 1,2O0 men. which were recently closed on account of the falling of in busi- ness, will shortly be reopened.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
FOUNDRY EXHIBIT
 IN CHICAGO

Chicago. March 5.-The second annual axbibit of Chicago foundry foremen opened today at the Lewis Institute and will extend through three days. Mo ding machinery of a4l And is on exhibition and daily demonstrations will be held
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
FREE LOVE
 COLONY ABANDONED

Seattle, Wash, March 5.-With the disposal of the realty ana other property by g. receiver, the famous Freeland colony in Skasit county finally passes OUT of existence. fha colony was founded by Alexander Horr is i'll ana4ehistie and ffae- love project and attracted radicals from all parts of the world.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
His View of Natnr.

Huxley WAS once talking to slr W liam Gull about the healing power = nature. Stuff" said Sun. Nine time out of ten nature does not want to cs..p the man. She wants 70 put him in hi, coffin"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
Performed a Miracle.

HeI Husband (anGri'yl-T was 2 .oo. when [ married YOU.
 His Wife-Aren't you foo stillt No; I am nor.
 Then you should congratulate ne upon my success as refarmer s- epare Moments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
Good Advice.

Go on in all simplicity. Do not De so anxious to win a quiet mind, and Il wll, De al the quieter. Do not ex anime so closely Into the progress of your owN soul Do not crave so much e be perfect. but lst your spiritual life be formed by your duties and b, the actions NAich are called forth by circumstances Francis de Sales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
The Soft Answer.

Mrs. Benham-Yor couldn't look me tn the face when you came in lasi nisht Benham-T was because your beauty daEz,sd me. my dsaE.- Nov York Pro-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
 Lucas County.


 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney < Co, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn 10 before me and subscribed i'll my presence, this 6th day of De- cember, A. D. 1886
 A. ". GLEASON. tSeaN Notary Public. Halls Gstarch Cure $ taken inter nally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send Tor testimonials free.
 F. i. CHENEY X co, Toledo. O. Sold by all Druee sts, a5c. Take Halls Famil Pills for consti- patton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
Cccc ECes.

First Beggar How Is t that you a! ways manage to get soiQsthiAa fro;l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06

namp is one of the most delicious ahe appetiziny of all corn products or by
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-22
THE DRUM CORPS HERE,
AND MAKES A BIG HIT

One of the finest looking musical
organizations that ever visited Grand
Junction came in this afternoon. 1t
is the Star Journal Drum Corps of
Pueblo. engaged for service during
the Mesa County Fair. The first con-
cert rendered in the city was before
the doors of The Sentinel office. The
boys. about twenty-five in number,
and nearly all being under g years
of age, are fine looking young fell
lows and each one handles his instru-
ment in a most admirable way. Ev-
cry selection was rendered in de-
lightful manner. The martial airs
are given with a spirit and vim that
makes the blood stir with patriotism.
The boys wear white trousers and
red coats. and make handsome ap-
pearance as they move along the
street.
The drum corps Will make one of
the big hits of the fair.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-22
THE LADIES BAZAAR.

The speciality house of Grand juno
ton. is now showing some very eN-
elusive novelties IN ladies and misses
suits in the new Directoire style,
which are stunning. We would ad-
wise You seeing the line before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Also ON tomorrow new wood ba-
tistc dresses, novelties in lace col
lars and new French model hats
which have just arrived, will be plac-
ed on sale. All are exclusive styles
and are not shown elsewhere in the
city.
NJ. j. FRANTZ.
The Ladies' Bazaar.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-22
CHOLERA SUSPECTS
CAUGHT IN BERLIN
TBy Associated Press. ]

Berlin. Sept. 22.=Four cholera
suspects. recently arrived from Rus
sia. We're taken to the Virchow hos
pital this afternoon.
A conference of the representatives
of the health, interior. army and ma
rine departments was held in Berlin
today to consider the cholera situa-
ton.
Every preparation is being made
to deal with an epidemic should it
occur.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-22

1t is reported thai citizen pass
ing along in front of the Ross hard
ware store at a late hour last night
saw two men attempting to gain an
entrance to the store through a tran
som in the front. At first the citizen
thought the men were engaged in
decorating the building, but as he
approached them they got down and
ran away.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-22
NJ. ). FRANTZ.
The Ladies' Bazaar.

The ladies' of the ~ NJ e. church
are having IA chicken dinner and
barbecue in the basement of the odd
Fellows hall today and tomorrow
and perhaps Thursday. Now is your
chance to get some of the old-fash-
ioned meat, barbecued on the vacant
lot i'm front of the building last night
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-22
SPRING POISONED
lspecial 70 The senlinel.l

lop'tldl " ll' DSbili'isl
Patterson, n. j.. Sept. 22.-Paris
green was found yesterday in the
Ach street spring at Butler. near Pat
terson. n. j.. and The hoard of health
has ordered an investigation.
The spring has been used by But
Ter people for twenty years. 1t is
on the property of Joseph Mclean.
Charles NJ. Noble. a former employe,
erected wall around the spring sew
eral years ago. The presence of the
Paris green is a mystery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05

 MURDER

BUFFALO. Alr-# Catherine GIizer aife nf fred G Gaizsra a railroad man. aa- murdered same lime Saturday aff- eraeau ip their apartments ou the third floor ef tHr Lupfad apartment house. conner af Wnlian and Jefferson streets.
 e'aizeI arrived home from Aork 5t hait rast =ix and fauud hi- wife lying on ln, he'd with d bullet wound in the right temple She had evidently been dead Tor saue time
 THer. vas no revolver in the room and deceased was never known to have one. Tn. police vcrr immediately no- iih-d and detectives made u careful examination ef the apartments pf thc "thar tenants hut were unable ta get amy clue Co the murderer II is mol hc. 'ievrd the motive aa- robbery. as there Was uo part of the effects of inc couple mntestcd and usthiue missing
 Sunday evening the jauitor. who had been several times cross-cxamined. Vas arrested and put in the sweatbox. This morning the detectives admit th'x are a~ far away from any cxpla- nation of thr murder mystery as they wer" on Saturday night, as of all tine people living in the building not one will admit having heard the fatal dis charge.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
AMERICA MAY RESORT
 TO ARMY coNScRlpTIoN.

WASHINGTON.-The difficulty of securing recruits for the United States army. the prevalence of assertions and the unNelcome suggestion that the European system of conscription. or compulsory military service may be- co onneeossary to maintain the army at maximum strength. are sensational features of the annual report of Ad- jutant cGueral Aiuzworth te the seere- tary of war
 The report states that the govern ment in its efforts to procure men for the army is now competing with pri- vat" employers who are able to offer much greater inducements than. the government in the matter and that if present conditions continue there is nothing for the government 70 do but 10 meet the competition by increasing the soldiers pay or eyadc competition altogether by resorting to conscription or enforced military servitude.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
HE WANTS
 MORE PEERS
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Spectai Service,
 i LONDON. Fcb t=I.urd RoSebrrry
 O he Is chairman of ths Select Commit
 ice of rh, Lords on th, Reform of the
 second chamber has tsated his ideas ! of reforming the house
 He thinks that tho Scotch and Irish
 reors -hoIud be created peers of the
 l'nit,3 Kingdom. and that the body
 SO enlarged should choosc certain uuHher "f representatives to sit in the l House sf Lords
 The rceragg would thus become as
 whole hady of hereditary electors land or hereditary elieIbIcs. H. bc- lieees they would choose the most eolu- reteut members. and if tho principle
 "f representation tH mmoritics were
 adopted as in tuis ca~, would be es-
 ssutiJl no able peer of either party
 would fail to b, chosen.
 | Tn tEr peers thus chosen Lord Rose berry would add d certain uu lber of members elected ejthcr by fu,are coan-
 ix boards sr by the larger muuicipal- 1 tirs. OF even h tbc house or commons i or by all taT-. These members. owing ] their sHatS te a popular election. di-
 rect or undif"et. would presumably
 keep thc Heuse pf Lords tn closer touch | oita national feeling and with tho va- i riufisHz of that feeling
 E"fd EeSehefry would further sfv.. seats ta lhe aEents-g general of the eoI- oHiss % that through Inc second eh4.a- ] tnr the empire at large would lcuuro direct parliamentary representation.
 and EnsIaad,- greater dependencies immediate parliamentary hearing. and #7r1HuemeHt which his lordship ] thinks would lead "a T more colonial ] feeling Hd ideas. and to q more cor
 dai and closer union.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
LUCKY PR0SPECTOR'S
 UNTIMELY DEATH

HUNTSVILLE. aul=Wm Knott. F mHH "f ~ accidentally ~Haf himself WIdie r"iHE Thragsu tug brush Ha dirI #H tl5eHa zit aIHua fr6au tha Is.-=s of HIautf
 the hadH has .gsl brought rssl# and tuea= f-#ta 4HsHad fae =u-pietuH af tsHi t.at a- all tHe FaHef- and cash iE fHe HarEatS of tHy dad Haa ar- found fo ha HHfa8ehsd
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
EAGLE BALL DECORATIONS
 WILL BE BEAUTIFUL

The decorations for the grand Eagle ball. which comes off tomorrow night. will be. perhalB amongst the most beautiful ever seen in Nome. Around the stage will be electric light effects which will throw out into brilliant re- lief the eoiors of the order in the form of diamonds
 Tine iron posts on the balconies will als" scintillatc with the tints so dear to Eagles. and the whole place will fairly shine with the lustrous results of painstaking endeavor. From the cen- tral chandelier will radiate the parti- culiTly beautiful decorations of the ceiling. which will have an important part in the delightful whole.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05

Knott aas pruSpa,InI and mud, fhe Hr-l fieh lind au ts.ulst. .tir u the Cph4lt district H. s4td H5- m- fefe=t # tar elm Ief Stp.ana. and N5s a aaye breu married ~hsrtN H. hHt F~rH -Hgse.d -eme tnur rfier io his uce> fund and hi~ nf-J 5yt after receiving fFr ylonup was ta make # MIL one provision "f which is tHat hI- intended should receive zes dpa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
THE MOST PROMINENT
 JAPANESE NEWSPAPERS

Bcfnrc lS5o there was not single daily newspaper iu the Japanese em- pirc. says a writer iu Inc New York Evening post September .; but "in matern Japan daily newspapers are ai- most as universal as they are in Europe and America II is also observed that they are just IS various tu ability. character and aim." The most popular Journal nf the country circulateS a quarter or million daily pue paper nu.y commands price eaaal to oue cent and a quarter others range be- low that figure to a quarter uf cent The following journalistic traits will be recognized as mol exclusively Jap lncSe in characters
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05

likely to lead to unpleasant complica- JisnS If the masses should begin tn de- maud what the paper suggested
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
Eager for Sensations.

Japanese journalists and rcPot;.t eagerly seize uron every event or iu- cident that lends itself to sensational development. and. with a few import ant exceptions exploit it to tn ex- trcmc Nothing amazes the frrelga iourualfst mofc thaH taa trivfuts If au incident that Is deemed sufficient a flood thc streets of Japanese city with extras and thr lin and cIam.1 If the noisy vendors calling out fue headings uf tae latest sensation Tor tho moment averwhelm all other busi- ue~s. Even midnigh; nr the very carly morning. or whenever the paper re- ceivcs the news becomes m appro- priatc hour for faeaIiHe the public ap- petite for fresh pr first accounts a. some question tn which tho public nav ,a expected ts take an interest.
 The Japanese ncwsbav i. usuailv d mgr. ftyn iih tray ha!rs but alwas $ with <bHu or stentorian voice af sufficient power to awake tb, soundcst deeper a1 the most sleepy hour. and .it K curious tn note. as he races along ihc slret rain nr shine. how many win- lows will slide open and heads pop out in eager expectancy after these news paP"r eNtra=. During tbe war with Rus sia the efaze for news extras was at it's greatest height. and all hours of the day ur night thc H,VS vendors could eommand q sufficient number of patrons te make their frequent rounds | profitable euteFrriscs
 Some of the Editors.
 some af thc important journals is- sued h tHe veuaeulaf arr de~eribei as follows
 Undoubtedly the greatest a.Wspa- per in Japan k the Jiji Shimpn. This