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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10

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Shierreisb.

0ie Selbftamputotion 1T cine
6daseinri4tung i'm S6ierreid, bic
!sit lansem betannt lit; aber iie 1T
!etne @rtperbuns Der beute lebenben
Sbierpelt, fpnbern bieIe Ginri9tung
gab es au9 f9on Bel Sormen, bic por
LANCER. LANCER 3eit lebten unb uns
nur in ben 8eri iteinerungen bon ibrer
friiberen grtitena Runbe geben. Die
Selbitpertiimmelung Dber, tpie bic
tptfieni9aftli9e 8eseicbnung lautet,
bic Mutotpmie tpurbe in i6rer 8ebeu@
tung 5uerft bon Sreberieq i'm Sabre
1882 ertnnnt. Man beritebt oorunter
Die grideinung. baB setptiie Sbiere
imitanoe iinb, beitimmte Sbeile tbres
ROrpers na9 fretem grmeFen ab5uz
iperfen, pomit meiitens au9 bic 81
btgteit per0unoen 1T, bieie Sbeile
mebr oDer tpeniger Disber gu er5eben,
5u regeneriren. Nm befannteiten iit
ia bieIe @ri9einung bet ben @ibe9Ien
unD 8linbf9Iei9en, bic ibrem @erfolz
ger ben S9ndn5 por Die GiiBe tperz
fen; befannt tit aud, baB biefes &Orz
peritiid, oas ii9 infolse bes itarfen
Nerbenrei5es mod Idneere 3ett Iebbaft
friimmt unb betpest, in setpi1Ten,
allerbinss 3iemlib ensen Grsn3en
na9aupa6Ien Dermag. Der 8ru9
bollaiebt it9 nun ni9t ettpa an elmer
belieDisen StelIe unb niht apif9en
atpei Wirbeln bes Sdpanaes. ionbern
elm beitimnnter Mtrbel bridt an elmer
biolDsifd senau porse3eidneten
5telle in Der Mfitte bur9, iobalb cine
intenifDe MustelanIpannung als
Gosse zines Hefleres ben nDthisen 3us
nusiibt.
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Jdbisfeit Der @elbftanlputation Bel
bielen 8rebien nub &rabben, beren
Ianse Seine 5efonbers @efabr laufen,
BON Seinben sepadt gu fperben. Qub
bier iinb sepiHe Stelen Der @liebz
maBen BON Nnfang an fir ben 8ru4
Dorbereitet unb gang beitimmte Mnsz
feln ober Musfelpartien fir bic Mus@
iibung bes 3uses uno 0rudes Dor@
banben. Der nben genannte fran5Dz
iifde 9elebrte fpeiit nun barauf bin,
baB ein bon ibm in ben nerIaiebenen
Sammlunsen unterfu6ter foiiiler
Rrebs (gallianaHa 5auiaiD, Der nns,
BON i.iner perion ntdts anberes IN
ben @erikinerunsen fiibrenben @ez
Heinsi9idten binterlai1en bat als Mbz
bride unb Spuren leiner Sheeren,
bereits bic Tdbigteit Der SelbftDerz
fiimmelung sehabt baben miife; bic
Gtelle ndmlih, ipo lie am aDrper Ms
&rebfes eb.mals befeftigt tparen, entz
fpriht san3 senau bsrienigen, an Der
aud bei ben iebt lebenben Rrebfen Der
Brud reselmdbis eintritt. BON benz
Qeben Der beute ats Goiiilitn ni1s err
bdlten gebliebenen S1iere tpiHen mir
nur 10 biel. ipie mir aus ibrea anntpz
mifhen WerbditniKsn berausieien unb
aus benz Werglein nit ibrtn beute
nod lebenben Wertpanbten erruthen
tDnnten; I'M 10 intereFanter 1T bic
Grtenntnib, bab jene Idnsi pergange<
nen Gormen bertits iibtr Elm 0ilfsz
mittel I'm Ranpft um's Oojein psrz
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10
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Menn Elm OIL Waaeniibel 2eibeneer
Sr. Gina's Stem 2ife Yils einnimmt,
10 1T er fsbr erfreut. feline Sispepiia
uno lnperoanlidteit fliebsn au isben.
ooh 1T er nod mebr ent3iidt bon ieinem
neuen. feinen Nppetit. ieinen ifarten
Nerpen. feiner asimoen Graft. uno
BAG Nlles. neil Wtaaen, 2eber uno
9lieren ia rihtia arbeiten. Csc. in
W. 6. Beter's bsuiiber Mpotbsfe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10

gehlDerlssuae ni1t Derr Bin. glm
80. Wai aber Ia@Ie i'd III nrsineln
9eim auf bns Mobt Der perfdm-
naelten geieraneq il, autem Mein sinen
.@ansen" ifeigsfl lno boffe, Jreunb
Minnig tDeroe trob Walierapoltel bas
@leide leiiten. gllsn leiern oes
.geobachter", ipeaiel ben 6reunben
nno Betannten inSlpii1en meine berg
lihen @riibe. s. s.. Stalber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10
Ste g. & .. Gijenbab,t
Madb Der Ma.sttcIinH8 To

RAD Der MMSttcIsm1s8 tm
GeattIe
unb anberan punften an Der patific=
Gii1fe. aber usrfihisbene 2inien, bilIigs
Gunofabrten ON 9eiDihen FaQen.
Scmner, EoIoraDo gpyimeS
ttnDaguebIo, Gos.g
fpeSielle preife fiir Die Runofabrt BON
l. big 4. .sJNlt nno nit lanaea 1ers
minen fitr bic 8idfahrt.
Setn stbind cn0e
fpe,ielle &lmbfahrten on getpiHgn
Saaen nod bent Rorbmeiten, @eiisrs
lino GiiomeIten.
1teber @aStington, 8. g.
nit Nuiertbalt eohns Grtratoftsn ift be
beliebt RDute.
SonntagS@ Grcnrftomett-
Seoen Sonntaa Gunofabrten fiir
Seoermann.
Waan Ishe Die Sidet Neenten ober
ihreibe an M. u. @arrel, 8. 3. M.,
34l Guclio Npe., @!epeIanb, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10
THE WORLDS
GREATEST PARN
Riverview Chicago's Dazzling Fairyland
of Amusement Devices,


of Amusement Devices.
To see Chicago at play one must go to
Riverview. Great cities are attractive in
gay moods and "the metropolis on the
lake" is never meyrier than when disport-
ing itself in this wonderful park
The Roman hippodrome cannot be COM
pared with this great park, either in
magnitude, fabuLsnso investment or at
tendance.
Frequently 25cSses men, women ana
children are withina the enclosure of the
vast and beautiful resort Instantly
after one enters the white masonry oE
the gates and till he emerges, he is mys
tined, bewildered, entEanced. Broad Wis.
tas lead everywhere to turreted paviE-
lions, circuses. theaters> ballets, Streets
of Cairo. ball parks, casinos, water
chutes, cascades, electric launches, minia-
ture railways, wild West Shows" aerial
coasters, menageries, Japanese pagodas
and open air concerts by the worlds fin
est bands. I
Eivexview is a festival city, with its
chimes Of bells, peals of organs, roar Of
trains. cooling swish Of waters, dashing
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10

Ser .geobadtter" erf9sint jeben 9pnnerffag unier
tpIQenoen GubjfriptionspreiIen
Giir bic Ser. Staaten in @oransbesabIung sl00.
Ufit Der Mcfers un6 @artenbana 3eitune -. so.
STIR Dentfhanb unb bic Sd)meis pbne bic @cfer. urto
Gartenban-3 3eitunaA bel @oransbesablnng 81 90.
Wenn nah Mblnuf eincS SerminS elm Mbpnnent
oas BIott nitt renirt reIp. mebr oils sfpei Nliin.
inern anninmt, 10 ntrb Der 8etreffsnbe aud fir ben
foIsenben Sermin alS @bDnnent einsetro9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10
SGtuci5ers& &orreipottoct,s
lgom unisrim epes,al.Rorrs,pono.u /,
Bertber Beobahter!
YurQ0Drf. 26. U}ai 1909.

am 3ubtihmeinemartt in 2anaen.
bal murosn preiie aeiprodsn
/. 9ateaorie 5biere i'm 9ppus Der
DortibiresJfalie. / A. preiie fiir gber
lisres. 20): 1b. 9ilAenmann, gDil
!aoinaen, ArmenGnifalt Eettenbdbl.
B,eiis fiir Mutterfausn (6res. l5): 7b.
ailAsnmann Milaoinaen; gtttIieb
Bali. Dosen; Nrmsnantalt Dettsn.
otibl ; Osrm. Seller. vangenthal IB
Breiie fur Gber (6res. 15) !: ulrih
Dofifetter. Gianau lanoipirthidaft.
Ii6e G1ule. Hiiiti !; 9. WaI3, Dozen !;
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10

n Nad Der 8rDpbeseiung zines Se=
raners iou Die 2Belt i'm tpmnenoen
Sommer au9rllnoe geben. DeBbalb
iollte lif aber Hiemano pom Nusiateu
0es ltntrautes in ieiuem 8lrteu abbal-
ten lal1en.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12

Western States. where hundreds Of
farmers are ready to remove IT suit.
able locations can be- found. Home
seekers excursions will be operated
az frequent intervals from sCHiCagO.
Kansas City, St Louis aud other
cities. and with low rate Of travel
established there is no doubt that the
ncXt winter will see more visitors IN
Florida than was ever known before.
The tourist trade tor next season
is practically assured. as thousands
Of inquiries are being received about
motel openings and accommodations,
and those hotels Of which the opening
iates have been announced, especial!
on the East Coast. have already begun
10 make reservations OF rooms
Coupled with the efforts OF the rail
way companies In the advertising
campaign. the work OF the real estate
agents will prove of value. and the
immense tracts of land throughout the
State which have recently been offer.
ed for sale. are being widely adver.
tised Taken as a whole. the season
of I909-lO promises to be a record.
breaker. and as the cold weather be-
gins to creep over the Northern States
thousands will turn their faces South.
ward 10 Florida
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12
Melrose People Enjoy K-
CurSiOn on Lake Santa Fe

MELROSE. Aug l0.-Mr and Mrs
{. p. Huffman gave a very enjoyable
launch party in honor OF Prof. Geo.
=. Lo'ney and wife on Saturday az
ernOCn In the Dixie. The waves OF
lake Santa Fe were just Rough
nough 90 give good swing TO the
,oat and once In a while a big wave
would throw the spray on board. caus-
ing much amusement In the endeaypr
10 dodge IT, generally too late. When
seminole Island was reached all went
ashore to partake OF delicious ice
cream and cake and TO ramble around
The extremely fine cOrnfeld OF Mr.
u. Chamberlain was much admired.
on some OF the stalks the first ear
was 10 feet above the ground and
seemed To b" over Is inches long On
the trip home the Dixie kept on the
north side and avoided the rough
water Altogether It was a very pleas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12

to them the information. charging.
Is stated. all the way from SIS to "a
for each person. He worked his plal
well by not punching his people, ID
IL would have then been a very cad
matter for the superintendent 20 hav|
suspiciOned something wrong.
While IL Is not known just wh|
Madison's confederate was for othd
parts OF the State. it- Is known tha
he had one. and DIR. Kelley and 81
perintendent holloway believe thu
J. J. DeBose was the one who END
neered this section for him. while b
looked after other counties.
Superintendent Holloway state
that DIR. Kelley was proving quite
detective In working up evidenc
against the perpetrators OF the fraut
and he looks for further development
AZ any rate. he believes that a stron
case has already been worked q
against both DeBose and Madison
and criminal action Is very likely I
be taken. for he proposes to push !
The fraud was 80 extensive In ID
val county that Supt. Palmer thre'
out the entire examination Of negE
applicants for certificates In thS
county.
Only written copies Of the que
tons were sold. as far as can I
learned. which indicates that the pc
petrators OF the fraud obtained copis
1t too late a day to have them prin
ID.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12
Combine Is Working to Get
Control OF All Water Power

crship Of all the power In the country.
In fact. he continued. Il know
one genial and urbahe gentleman who
is here nov helping the trusts cause.
The time for protest Is very short and
the water power trust will show but
little consideration 10 the common
people n once the power Of the com.
pany Is centralized, In power there
is life aud the power trust will event.
ually control all other trusts"
Mr.. PinehOt named one power cor.
POrAlion which he charged Is after
the control Of water power We paid
a tribute 10 the Roosevelt policies and
brought another storm Of cheers hg
saying that the rAtt admlRlstFAlion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12
$4,000 To Be Expended
At University Of Florida

The reporter of The Sun got
mixed" In his statement OF the cost
Of the two new buildings to- be- erect
ed at the University of Florida. the
contract for which was let last Sat.
urday. The contract for the two
buildings, the Experiment Station
building and Science Hall Is $6S.OOO
Instead OF sI6O.OOO, the remaining
$4,000 OF the appropriation TO be ex-
pended in furnishings. equipment
etc.
The appropriation made by the
Legislature for the University was as
follows:
$4,000 for an Engineering Hall
$4,000 for the Experiment Station
and Agricultural Hall.
$4,000 for a General Science Hall.
$4,000 for the completion OF the
present buildings
$4,000 for the conduct OF Farmers
institutes for two years.
10000 for the Improvement -of the
campus aud the farm
This does not include the appropri.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12

SPOKANE Wash. Aug n clifford
Pinchot evidently found out where he
stands 10 Tho National Irrigation Con.
grrss yesterday when the POO dele
gates Ia the biz armory gave him an
ovation LASTING fully h,e minutes and
Winding up With burst OF three
htyT-
4 spell OF silence fell over the COZ.
sT-ss when Mr. PinChot directly
charged that there h a water power
trust in process ~ formation.
Not ONLY this said he. but this
water trust does not have any hest
fancy about appearing before this
congress Ia the persons % ts AttoF
A a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12
RAILWAY COMPANIES
TO ADVERTISE STATE
win Distribute Descriptive Literature Throughout
the Middle and Northwestern States.

The Jacksonville Metropolis says
when the crowds head for Florida
next winter the hotel mer OF the State
will not be- able to claim all OF the
credit for attracting the visitors, as
the railway officials OF the many differ
ent routes which lead TO this section
OF the country have already inaugu
rated a plan OF advertising which wiz
be of immense value to the State.
Agents OF several companies are how
in the State and are gathering infOr-
nation which will be- used in pamph.
lets and books descriptive of Florida,
its pleasures and resources. Photo.
graphs are being collected from every
town and resort worthy of mention.
and Judging from the preparations the
approaching season will see greater
amount of Florida literature IN the
hands of travellers than ever before.
Not alone will the pleasure 81 liz.
ing la the State during the winter BE-
thoroughly handled. bu, the CONNER.
cial pos disabilities OF the Sat" will b.
carefully consider, and described,
with view to interesting permanent
settlers. While a generous amount of
advertising has been carried on IN
the past, the work has naturally de
pended on owners or prOprietors OF
hotels and resort places, and the
consequences were that the mOnCycd
classes. or those enabled TO live with
out work. Who looked on Florida a
a place TO escape few months OF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12
FRAUD PERFORATED
in JUNE EXAMINATION
Copies Of Questions Were Obtained BY Negro Cul
prits and Sold to Other Applicants.

Fraud was discovered In the June
examinations conducted In this city
and Duval county. and State Superin-
tendent Holloway and County Superin-
tendent J.. L. Kelley have been hard
at work sitting the matter down to
the real perpetrators.
rs result OF their Investigation
Vim. Madisons certificate has Leen
revoked. while tie certificate OF J. J.
De Bose is suspended Until his case
is investigated more fully. Both are
negroes and the fraud was confined
solely tn negro applicants.
1t will be remembered that T. r.
DeBose had already been depOsed as
principal OF Union Academy. but he
has made an appeal to State Superin.
tendent Holloway. aud his case Is
under Amusement.
Just how Madison managed To get
lc!f Of tie questions and answers Is
4 mystery. for the officials have not
,ren able To obtain any clue that
would give them the least liSht upon
the subject They. however. found
his mode Of working. which was rath.
or well planned. and shows that the
negro was making a great deal more
out of the sale Of these certificates
than he was out OF the profession.
He would arrange for excursion
parties. take a number to Starke
jacksonville. Madison. McClenny. o.
other points. and while away impart
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12

ant and successful affair.
I. c. Hobbs. J. ID. Lamoyes and Al
Murphy OF Indianapolis were registerl
cd at the Huffman House last weed
for several days. They are INTEREST,"
I'd in real estate In Florida and came
to confer with n. A. Humphreys OF
GreenvilIe. n. C.. who Is their repre-
sentative here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Noszky will leave
for Wrightsville Beach, n. C.. on
Wednesday.
Miss p. wimberly OF Highland was
the guest OF Miss Clara Belle Mack
last week.
The Carolina" the new motor boat
OF T. s. McManus. made her first
trip 10 MelrOse on Saturday.
Miss COrinne Allen OF Georgia Is
visiting Miss Lillian YearwOOd.
l.. NJ. Baldwin left yesterday for
n trip North.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12
ALFRED SMITH WAS
HANGED AT OCALA
MURDERED NEGRO PREACHER AT
MARTIN, IN MARION COUNTY.
large Crowd Witnessed the Eseeu.
tion-Protested His Innocence
10 the Very last.
Special 70 The Sun.


OCALA. Aug. lO.-Alfred Smith.
colored, convicted for the murder of
Isaac Draft. colored preacher. at
Martin. in April, was hanged here to-
day In the presence OF over two
thousand people in the Jail vari Of the
county Jail. He protested his lnnO-
cence to the last cOntrary to the ex-
pectation that he would make a full
confession of the crime.
The drop was sprung at 1880.
breaking his neck instantly. Large
crowds of negroes were in town, but
no disturbance. Smith called for two
of the Witnesses against him To come
forward and let him talk 10 them.
but If they were present they did not
respond.
Drafts wife, who was convicted
with Smith. is still in Jail and has
secured new trial
OCALA BANNER.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12

prove quite curiosity Tor a number
of The people here To witness the
throwing OF hot bolts aud hoN they
are handled about this class Of work
The nrsI consignment Of brick will
arrive the fret of the week. and a.
last a. they are unloaded bFleklayers
will b. secured 20 place them In 20
sition ~ the latter part % ReHt
week The labor force will be- lneFsa%
"a largely az this balldlAs aaa \ MIll
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12

cold weather. were the only ones who
knew anything OF the State.
The wonderful progress of Florida
in commercial and industrial lines.
its increased manufactures. rapid de-
velopment of farm lands and hun
dreds OF other possibilities. have
made IL incumbent on the railways to
begin an activc campaign of publicity
among the farmers and homeseekers
Of the North. To this end the litera.
ture which will be distributed in the
North this winter will fully cover
these latter subjects. and there is no
doubt that hundreds of real settlers
and home-builders will be attracted 20
the State.
For a number Of years the Florida
East Coast Railway has had agents
in the Northwestern section of the
country whose efforts have been the
means of causing hundreds to visit
Florida. and although the agents have
devoted most of their time tO explain
ing the virtues and values Of the East
Coast, the hOmeseekers. after reach
ing Jacksonville. chose their own route
Of travel and every part OF the State
was benefited by receiving a share
uf the travellers.
This phase of the mOvmnt has not
passed unnoticed by the other rail
ways. and now a strong concerted &C
ton will be made by all OF the lines
leading to Florida. II is proposed tC
work amongst the thickly settled
/ farming regions OF the Middle and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12
SENT UP FOR ASSAULT.
Negro from Lacrosse 10 Given Six
Months by Justice Stokes.

Jim Smith. a negro of Lacrosse,
was brought here yesterday. having
peen given six months by Justice
Stokes upon a charge of assault and
battery
Deputy Harris, who brought the
man here, stated that the evidence
was very strong against Smith and
showed that h. was "oycr,Zcalous. 90
with the result that the Justice de-
cided to give him about what he de
served His fine was 500 and costs
hut not having the cash h., will DO
iim, tor the next sis months Co pay
IoI hi mcauupss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12
Work is Being Rushed on
The Government Building

"Ahag'r Miles of the King Lumber
Nou'panN 10 certainly rushing some At
'"s "o''rument building. for they are
40" placing on the third and c,illns
s''' Of the structural steel work OF
~" mammoth buildihg. which puts IL
w 'omr "a the air
'3"' a. soon as the second layout
ss's' haa been placed. Nhica Nill
~ sas hFs' Of RsKt seek. he expects
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12

alton for current expenses.
The appropriation for the Engineer
ing Hall will not become available un.
I'll next year. but the other improve.
ments will be made as rapidly as the
work can be done. the work of com.
plotting the present buildings having
been already nearly done.
Within two years. at the latest. all
work contemplated In the apprOpria
ton will have been completed. and
the University OF Florida will be n
source Of pride to every Floridian.
II is already the equal of any State
university in point of curriculum, and
Young men can obtain an education
here as good as is To be- had In any
Southern State
Prof e. X McQuarrle of DcFuniak
has been elected superintendent Of
Farmers Institutes To- work In con.
ncCtion with Director Rolls
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12
Addition Being Butt.

An addition Is being built To the
residence of e. J MiNsOn. In the
southwest portion OF the city. by add
ing two more rooms a. second
story to the already commodious cot
tage when eomplrted Il viii add
very materially TO the building aud
IL comforts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12

Ned Robinson, the negro charged
With stealing and butcheFlng a Goa
bsllnsihg 10 " N, Ramsey, vas Tues
iay bouAd over n avail sAs Asllan Of
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-12

The best place 10 buy your goods
Is at the store which invites YOU H.
come through an ad. In The sun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25
MANNING MOVES
 TO LITTLE ROCK

Little Rock. Ark, April 24.-Hon. NJ. J. Manning of Clarendon is in the city today. While here he completed the lease of four rooms in the South ern Trust Building, and announced to his friends that the law firm. of Manning X Emerson would remove to Little Rock within the next 60 days.
 Judge Manning is well and favor ably known all over the State of Ar kansas. He served in the House. was subsequently elected president of the Senate, was prominent candidate for Congress at the last general elec- ton, and is considered one of the abl- est lawyers of the State. He has one of the best and most complete librar- ies in Arkansas, and comes to Little Rock with a view of establishing himself here permanently. His part ner, George w. Emerson, is Miss ourian, and he too has reputation of being a shrewd and able lawyer. The offices MT. Manning has rented are on the third floor of the Southern Trust Building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25
CH|NKS" TRAVELLED
 AS MERCHANDISE
Two OricntaIs Seized by Customs In.
 SPcctor> in d Chicago Box Car.

Chicago, April 24.-Customs Inspec- tor OGallaSher has seized two China men in box car in the Wabash freight yards and turned them over ;o Chinese Immigrant Inspector Plum mer. The prisoners will be given a hearing next week.
 Inspector Hummer began all inves- tisation at once ill an attempt to dis cover the smugglers. sending Chin csc emigrants across the Canadian border.
 The two prisoners came in sealed car of merchandise from Winsdor Canada. They were we'll provided with food and water and were found complacently lunching when the car was opened.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25
Can You Believe your Senses! :!

When two of them, taste and smell. having been impaired if not utterly restored by Ely's Cream Balm, can you doubt that this remedy deserves all that has been said of it by the thousands who have used it? It $ applied directly to the affected air passages and begins it's healing work at once. Why not get it to-day? All druggists. or mailed by Ely Bros, 56 Warren Street New York, on receipt of 5O cents.