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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
HarHf.,fai Inn Y1C~.

"Clnlds-au ttiaE yell Nike 1ilaG GIgi1r ..iatt.r 5s .ss raggaf IF kept II hnIne,' -eniiI,'ia.f r,ie i.aRw,ilie gentleman vir1 s..ii. villss. he,isstf rr riIe b,Ia aaudlIerar
 EI.G tfpe8 iils. ftle one wor Fau ra sa;i4.in aeani. Hil l.. ef1inpe:t ill E1e snarli-r If Ciie unsg infinn ''a,Igilrar 7e e1cdi. iu;a dtror l5lloriiars ar salr rtr -tit .iIuFnaer T 1rrdr7'
 Tft rr,lr1erla7I Win 6tIe pmtI'ia-r1al frets r?4.-.Sf s,.ili l .rtcii -H.l cnmpiezs- hfa. {. ix5t,rgv Ht ! Ivitval.ff IN riine.s le i-,tnnaetIcesE
 Ks Heresa 1vksaasI. Hs aariiin .agr-r af n'rtAt. snapped gle I.u!r,- ;is 7.4s 8Eee rHra .g.aleeti II Eie sGi,rT ,tit... ,-tE ml f sar af saatllres&
 ' dttn FiIe, rest 1T 5lle p,,ase'I art.fs t1t= sas.a.I aHdihY ai,e 8itt genrieIn n eaIne 5a slle eancitIssieu that lr aeilGnved EiIn bd spealt Ga rlie 1Giiir
 '.T mean tlln ehil1i''- 1e 1,ia.I ar1ea mora.
 sAnd Tau d1lfnt ne.in t an gand v rs'alI.ae,l 5ila Iad7 ''aise Yeu wa,Iidn [ a it.nkad 1T H'-Eandnn Ldeaa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
Ehe gIlr1rs;l af Flrias.

Garner 1i:zI.l 8l1d Es1aaiI 5i11,aaI.4. C. C. Gline niuissstr Tie lH8fdr 1aT- il1g rHT1lI-1ett uu diH ltIzlH1 a1nG,Iueea 1l1a dnildwinsr aa 6i1a vGra af E1e xea4 beginning VIII 6l1e Ldrd Day E1R viliGi1 1e II7ifas8 all -i1ft na1uIlerg df I1e ei11lI,ci1 4ud all HiHiri71g t,ie11tfa
 -iIlldi4x nlGrning IL II l. IT. lfs viii alIswe4, WIlaE EaHe w. | Gnria5..'''' -il1faT evening F1 1ki D. Il ia vii tiHGilHH tile dlIe8flnn. < n4l 1Cess r.1a Sinner GaaciI .i51Hfl1iicacil1n ,' 1u Sunday fftsf,nGGu a1e Gf1,gItH ct as1ts church will ueaE aE Ei1ei- tagrIZ1B, IldurK 0n FueHfaY at s,:<<s;a 1.. m. tile LadieH A.n sHcierr will ns.e,. Mr4 Fam 6zz.1vaH preHiding 0u Wednesday, aiatII Tile pr9Ter alf Draisa 4aIviea VIII 1e aaf lv Iaa Ivy G.ttarga Cu FrilfaF uiai1E e1e ehni- rai1ear8aI VIII rafa 11aea. All tie nig.lt sarvice8 will begin 84. -.Ei 1eg-uni1lg vitn Sunday nigi1E.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
rfas.,sras.a AGr.

Fliac'frTy sr,aa1E.tt dIifa .r-.nernS lnpf.sssinua af diinBsir 1T artan iiIifiIis.r iug n A.anT II siie 3rss.ile. gf 1eaUit. wsin wafrs lnGaDn1ie df understanding t One gfIrtnrIH insf.I1es. vtiinii 1e I.I1Et vas tiiiss Thneifar-rF iHd 1ea,r dining IT r.ia gEsix-tc;f a.lff v1H 1lilk-ug m r.1a IInnif1Il4 .IHIn as-.iar dinner yf1-i y1r.- aus ciiIii IralIasnragieaa Gne df u-lasn 1ay1uenifI4 n E1ars eft 1la gsgIr caga 1T 1urne., Vhae.iF,.IY.. rtinIg.r disiilttng E.ie nHyl.. win vaa q Inrarfmls zlrt
 iunnar gnmf 1nfTl,ratlg dffss.Ett him aIle df ils g;ga.-k Fhe mn aegapuat Uila giissif-. Bur, nnt illding IT 1T ii8 lk.ng
 iiif utla 3ud txfsta u SHY 1a Uiaeita1,IF. ;. ''n mY ThftcfarIY Fur vgnt niIld ny ssiFinix B duuit JllInK nrIgir af Eillsf gfgar2 rhnGiiar-IF ag dgIIllr iI'r.ifsir saf 1T 6iie minis a1g-1cin1Hi1eaf dIld Be. r lng III ninH 1iH 7Ift iIInf1ng Drrdlie" t4nnfs. aIIlef1F cs.suauGe,t.- 'Tau ni9tli. sa.. my 1naf ts.ilGw,. for IT was 41zFe.l
 me by Inrt l.Iaaad hnwergr- tt aa ....tina 1i1e ti.1ny.. Eie duii hnnrtii- araiF drI.ilUIrat t.1a rasna-'E rn silnil-
 iiiHineaa su ThacifariY4 t pnrr alt nl G.ln .nti af his fay4 venr atlnur aeaial.- inr riiir .rrline4araY i,Id 5Hasss'.l ring tIe lad be..1 G.Een q eigag- 1g Il larrt-'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
Ealiesii,ie Hafilo,ffsa gaIasri;.g.,

The . :. will neer aE 4:ssg d. Il. Preaching aE u d. Il. br the 1aafar. Hl1IecF. Public 5ei1naI EdIeamdn ''
 The sehndI board and ts4aei1er4 ara mnsE gGrdialIv iu1Itlad E1 laar Ene sal,rnun. Preaching aE 1H 1 m, sltlIeer Causas af Failing nEa Si1 Al1tl, Ela Gal1ra1,s.z11 2, .i,sEEcs;.t.;; G =;
 LaagIle ar ! D. m.. Ieader4. .ld1nea Me Leilan aI1d C1iffurd F1sfar MssaaiGn- aT-T 1ueiefg Monday aE ! ), n. ar G1e church. PraEer meefing NsffueHfa7 dr -@as 'Tle Eair Spirit Enarv- dIle will 5e siVe1 q ndst eardiaE wal ealne 1a Elleae= 4erviefa. s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
~Dss0PAS ~-
 FOR flE1cHER'$ CASTORlA
WILL
 HOLD A CITY CON-
 MISSION CONGRESS
GCantinued Frum Paxz one.y

The city collects interest on bank balances from bonded depositsrs. CailecrS q special vehicle tax, which gaea tn the street Improvement fund. enfnrces sewer connections, has me tered the cirg's water service, has cleared the sidewalks ef fruit stands and other ehstructions,. which have occupied them for years; has prose cured to a finish all outstanding law suits,- collects taxes promptly, has de- srrnyed the policy evil and public gambling and adopted an ordinance districting harrunms out of the resi- dence section.
 Tn securing the services of heads of departments and employees the com missianers have completely fg- aared political influence. Capacity and fitness alone have been eousfd cred Each commissioner has taken deep personal interest and pride in the succass of his department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
Phillips Will Have
 A Tremendous Crop

Helena. Sept. 16.-The eattan garyu has made it unexpected appearance on several large etantarans eanug.I ons to this city. and caused mora ar less alarm asnnu9 the farmers and merchants of has vicinity N B. North of State Lsvee,, Miss, directly across tha river from this city. says The cut worm haa become a positive menace in the dsfta. Gu the Arlsau- sas side it is not believed fo Ae a mad, although 1t has been discover fl on several larga farms.
 Lniesa uufroasean obstacles arise Sso retard the crop she steId through out this section should be up to aver aga although this ia more than could have been said three weeks ago, when things looked rather gloomy. Corn will be plentiful Every farm CT has raised enough for his own use. and in some cases will be able to sell large cuusignmants. The largest crop that has been reised fu this section ia ten years will be har- vested this fala.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
1r1e B.4I1f., Ark. Ee,r.. |.

Fine B..4If., Ark Sept. l. Hill ( fslsss l5ff5st GaaiIaI1T CGmganF ef
 4r1a1saa
 Pt1s aLIfr ArI
 { sn1Iemen s-I hsrsaT agE1owfettga rar siyr e1 Feur ensg1 Na ri'I4- au tile Ead1 ef Pine BsIf Gf t1ls city fl srdG. Il bel1g t1e full sncu11 q # T iden1 pcIzcTs No. 1tzG1 earrtsG bv ng hIsha1d Sam DaVEs1 wnc was Ei--I.s.i wdzTe aE wara for she SawFsc t AIar1u Lumber Ccmga1Y aE s1eir casnas vh--s B1adug hgss aue ef wH-e1 slipped and rGlIees cTsr hin C.slz1ai1g ha dsa1h a few naurs Ghers- 8fHar
 | also wish 19 thank you and y9IIr cfsngauy for FgIr ErumFGnesa l set1zI-nsE ta1s claim aa I was ga1d m EIII wIEail ttiffzssu 9aEs aftsc ny dlraE.a1d Gsa1n Wishing FeI 4uta 7etIr cGnsanT s1eesasp reuI11-
 Yours truly
 -xFT 1E1 Tp1TTl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
Ina Essar,sn 1f I Min.

| wife is deeirted addition co r3le demnnds upon auef4 9,Ir#s lI that sellsse, haveVer sanaillie azld naaag.1lr sile may ne.. sile is expensive But avery 7rhing worth hagtng las Ifs prica at one sfz or anntlies and rtlera are 4nrne tiiin.eF which etst nlIcn without which life ia tsarEilg worth lving
 sa.d Thierg s.Mass men eanralnDiara uaatng some Jeff deninI when they marry They think they will give up HIeh aud such exyensiva pieassIres. Later an. When Et1ey discavar thar they ea.lunt Gn sa.. and 1T tile 5Ine Erna they lack etla means 60 Lndulga. they cnmpia!u tt1at ir Ea the ax-ravagauce af tilei. wives vilicn ealIsas the tIlcnu- venieuee'
 Which wisa 4iFiug ls applicable D men in other countries besides that of 8ranca-Mew York naricau.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
IT SAVED HIS EEG

All thought I'd lose my leg writes J. A. Swensen, Of wasertown Wis., Ten Years of eczema, that r5 doctors could not cure, had at last laid me up. Then Euck1eu,s Arnica salve cured 1t, sound and we'll" h. fallible for Skin Eruptious, Eczems Salt Rheum, B0iIs, Fever Sarsa, Burns scslds, Cuts and PiJes. st 1se st all drusxistk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
NI..NH s.

M1a# Mamie EseIsg a11cu1esa ElIe FgIeniug af her d--asMuaIing 1arfcrs III -i-1saa-- TfL-asu Tal!49 fir sia s31I ss.asnu at r4r1 5hs fs aIas 1Leaasd ar In1au1Ga si1e haa sss,Icsf G1e s.sr- giLgas ef Mrs Naullts raeIaCu.. t1r ua.1F gaara tlsrslsHsiF wfGl Mrs. l. l. eI1as1Irr- WILT hsr 8saaf9aea sIe viii Hs Ief1r.sc 4IlIs GfD ta1s Gara Gr her 4;E-reua 1i1la IsaaGn.. ! gal sGl1Gi-z,1
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
anvina kiia Fs.iinas

The oftce Boy fto persistent lady artist who calls six times a week,-The sditnrs still engaged Tha Lady Artist -Teu him it doesn't matter I dnu't want to marry him The odics Boy [ 'avgn,t tha 'art to tell i'm that, miss. He's 'ad several disappoiutments to- day Try and look in again next ysar. London aka1cfl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18

'1EEarrIc9 a.sfrszsr91izGs le- t,rIir GaHaaL-11s 5rGvesH Se.sne F,Ilt1.ssc.5, MaEzr GisGLsrs,5 EeIpiInsr Eaare. tf,sfzis Fi,ss.szs,s, 81 sgesi;aI iiasa1Iu1 gs.ies:a t. CIevaIa1d-- -1aGa1nnnzxs Eariwsrs Ca
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
Nanrayzi Fssadqsnr.

One af t1e ar1act1es of tfie American embassy aE Laudnu ta.IF a story wiera- in Mielaei Josepi1 Barry, ri1e poet, - was appointed q police nag.sCack Dublin, vas the principal dgurs- ThefN waa brought befnrs him an rrtsn American charged with suspicious con- dlIcr The officsr making the arrest stated, among other things, that the cufprtt vas wearing q Republican hat"
 Does your honor know what that meaus% was the inquiry put tn tho cnurt hy the accusefs lawyer
 "rt may be-" suggested Barry. "tnar it means hat without q cruw1."- Harpers Magazine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
HntMzrorf.

Ednnud Eeau was piaFin9 tn '.Ric1- arrf lLE.' and tile part af Caresily had 5n ae taaen by a Iaw curnesfian, w1n saInrarad 0n to lte sTlga aE ti1a vra1g moment and ut1arasf Es1e famous varrts, ''afg Iarff, tiles DuIfa af Buck iuzilan is taken" ln Etle vrnng piaca
 Edmund ctiue1e.t lis dst5 iu raga. but otherwise 6aaK ns unttcs af tie ra- mark
 Larar the comedian repeata.f 11e wnrts in tie ri21r piaca, and when ciie king expressed surprise at ti1e news Catesby fnided 1is arns, waIkad naidIy down tt1e staga and renar1ef to the grea1 acror in lnud tones
 T tnid you sa hecara, Hc- Eeau, bur you wouidu't believe na."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
First Cllllreil sf Christ. scientist

Services Sunday morning aE aL.sv- an dieIacH- Wednesday, evening Te4 @mnniaI meetlnas aE E.; Sunday sehnuL aU ga Sunday morning, T raading room open daiIv zzeeeE 5iIl- day rom 2ssssd ta | III sarvieas l. E48 PiHe Sf Eisi1ars welcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
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rar- Hesnor;uE fIlurysi..

Preaching Sunday a1 n l. m. fnf 1:-iH j.. n. 1v E1e 1Hafar.. Sunday 4ai1uGG Hr qA5 a. m.. C. ". Ma11ew8 #lueI,inrtIldenh #nw9rrln Laag-Iss, d:s;n ]. n. EEHEY0Gny xaignmes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
NHTTEE~

| F8u have saE.n8 a1 gauc tsaf- ..s M,L.rn Fs.aauiilL s1fe ean rasnavg ria.n. II vgr1 guaranteed.
 Tnt Pine sergas- Vefp1aue Ls;.ss::::.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
k cavarn tife Land.

we shall never see that great Amertcaa novel, It can't be wrfrten.' ~Why notT
 we have too many diaIectz" sWrtte E in baseball vefnacuIae-" WashiugtR HeEald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
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 eEVsen zt.s..,nf f'eh'le f 1u Man 4t,4ar a'' iecEssn lia..r ,7,,,uas ' n ITrsaE, | .r,i1,,f ild F,, w1h cvs Hna. ta,,,on.a. 8a''ca q
 n lac4. ~ l A S3 ne al1t 1e ,.,, i'lsr aI =fH1ga Ea laf.nias, s GE -aaa aad i,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
opt;miseia

"r was pinched for being too c-1ti- mtaftc"
 @Aw. come on"
 "Fact- thought the stock [ was selling would be worth something come days-washingtnn Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
h seuxh America.

Heee1gn Corespondent-And who arr tnoee two m under the treel Gen, 0al HaDRlkA-oA- thats the ssruud 0nttnl1ea = tAe Fsval guareA-C11r1U NeuA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
Pile elIfr 4r4.

s4LLEE DAVL4..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-01
RAILROAD NEWS.
Surveys OF Dakota, Kansas &
Gulf Are Completed.
Chief Engineer Says Project Is
Practicable.
III
BELOIT is HAPPY.
New Road Promises New Bust
ness to Town.
Other Items OF General Interest
in Railroad World.

Beloit, Kan, July 1.-The survey OF
the Dakota, Kansas & Gulf railroad
better known as the Beloit- hearney
line, has been completed. The report OF
the chief engineer has been MADE
showing the project to be entirely prac-
ticable.
The distance from Beloit to Kearney'
Neb., is lis miles, of which SO miles VIII
be straight track, there being but one
tangent of 80 miles extending south OF
the Platte river. The maximum grace
is 26 feet to the mile, and the maxi
mum curvature is three degrees.
There will be heavy work south OF
the Republican river, and 1t VIII DC
necessary to construct ten steel VIA
ducts. one of 15O0 feet and another OF
500 feet in length in addition to the
bridges crossing the Republican ana
Platte rivers The work of procuring
the right of way will be commenced
within the next ten days or Two weeks
and pushed forward as rapidly as pos
sible.
With the building of this new line OF
railroad which passes through sec
ton of country rich in stock and aS-
riculture, Beloit anticipates another
big boost in business and commercial
supremacy which Will put her IN the
front rank of the towns in north CEN
trail Kansas.
The Missouri Pacific also is going to
do things for Beloit. The little shack
which has been an eyesore to every
body so many years, and which has
been known as a passenger depot,
will be torn down and in its place TINS
company has pledged to erect a brick
passenger station with moderate con-
Veniences, this --ear.
The amount of traffic which the Mis-
souri, Pacific draws from Beloit fairly
entities her to at least a respectable
depot Nearly all the stations on this
division of the road have larger and
better accommodations for their pat
runs than the one here in Beloit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-01
WOMAN ON BLIND BAGGAGE.
Hutchinson Crew Finds Bumped
Female Tramp.

Hutchinson, Kan, July 1.-When
Santa Fe train No. 7, one of the fast
est trains on the Santa Fe system, ar
rived at the passenger depot here last
night, a tramp staggered from the
%blind baggage" between two of the
express cars, and fell unconscious on
the depot platform.
Expressmen and employees work.
ing nearby picked him up. thinking
he was injured, and carried him into
the station, where, before doctor
was called, the tramp revived.
1t was then that the men who were
chatting his hands and aiding to re-
store him to consciousness discovered
that the tramp was in fact a young
woman.
Let me go. Let me 60" she beg
ged, Don't arrest me, didn't mean
any harm"
After she had been assured that she
would not arrested she explained that
her name was Mrs. Effie Smiley, Of
Arcadia, Mo, and that she is endeav-
oring to get to I.arned to join her hus-
band. whom she last heard of as be-
ing there.
She did not appear to be over 30
years of age, and excepting for the
Crime on her face and her unkempt
appearance she would be considered
handsome.
She was taken care of and sent on
her way.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-01
NEW WORK ON GULF ROAD.
Grading North of Scott Starts This
Week.

Garden City. Kan, July 1.-The
Garden City, Gulf & Northern railroad
started to grade on the extension
north of Scott this week. This marks
the first. of the operations in effecting
a connection with the Union Pacific
railroad at Oakley, a distance of So
miles from Scott. Three steam plows
are at work and are in charge of R. c.
Canady. Grading will be pushed
rapidly and the laying of rails will fol-
low in a short time. Several cars of
steel are expected in a few days.
The company will complete this
stretch of track by December 81, 1910,
and will advance the work from now
on at the swiftest possible rate.
The extension of the road north I'M
til it connects three great railroad sys-
TENS will present unlimited possibili-
ties to western Kansas and especially
Garden City. Development and prog
ress which has already been made
since the line was completed from
here to Scott will be increased and
Garden City will have magnificent
field for the jobbing business.
AS definitely announced some time
ago the road will also project south to
Liberal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-01
THEY "soUEALED" ON OFFICIALS
Passengers Made Rock Island Train
men Switch CabOOse.

Pratt, Kan, July 1.-Thursdav
evening of last week the local freight
on the Rock Island carried more than
a dozen passengers for Pratt and as
usual they stopped the caboose about
three-fourths of a mile from the pas
senger station. down in the freight
yards. Ten of the passengers refused
to get off there when ordered out nv
the brakeman and conductor and the
conductor refused to pull the caboose
to the station. After waiting about an
hour couple of the passengers went
the agent and he checked it nm To tha
yardmaster who was present; the
yardmaster said he would not pull the
caboose to the station. Then the pas-
sengers sent a telegram to headquar-
tiers stating the case and went back to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-01
UNIFORM PASSENGER RATES.
Railroads in Central District Would
Charge 21s Cents a Mile.

Chicago, July Railroads of the
Central Passenger association at a spe-
cial meeting today again discussed the
proposition of making uniform passen-
ger rates in the territory between Buff
falo and the Mississippi river for all
interstate travel, on the basis of a
cents per mile. Tables were consid-
cred which showed the effect of such
a basis as compared with present rates
which vary great deal with the To-
callty. Nothing definite was decided
upon, and the meeting was adjourned
10 July 13. Though most of the inter-
state rate would be lowered by the
move the roads are DESTROYS of the
change to secure uniformity,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-01

Archie Alexander will spend Sunday
In Kansas City with friends.
work.
Rev. ]. c. Everett spoke in the
coach shop Tuesday noon.
conductor T. A. Verlin is laying off
for few days.
CHARLES Winburn has returned to
Wlchlta after spending several DAYS
mere visiting relatives and friends.
u. Keller of the coach shop is in
Kansas City on business trip
I'll rus Awes, scale inspector, spent
thursday here, and left this morning
on a southern trip.
L. F. Luthey of the boiler shop will
spend S the Fourth visiting friends in
j. w. Clark, foreman of the track
gang at Emporia, is in the city on a
business trip.
l.. b. Haynes of the boiler shon is
making short visit in Newton with
John Russell of the steel car sheds
is laying of. sile0S
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-01

the caboose. In a short time the yard
master had switch engine down
there and the caboose was pulled up
to the station.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-01

---~-~-~----~>-r> ,
Auerbach Guettel
|.Z;473 &zZz|Eg g
Shoe Sale
Come and shoe the
family Saturday in the
best, most dependable
footwear you ever saw s
offered at such ridicu-
lousy loWprices. Stock 5
reducing time for US. 5
For Men ;
Mems $500 and $3.50 Walk ;
over Tan Oxford; 60 or
all size. YAoUJ ;
Mems sample SIS and $500 5
Florsheim & For % Or
bush shoes&oxfords spOeAJ ;
For Boys 5
$500 and $3.50 Gun Metal, s
Tans and Patents, 60 0E )
Oxfords;sizes d to53YAeAO 5
Little Gents $3.50 Five Toe {
Oxfords, tan and d 7E 5
gun; sizes 9 to 2....sp
For Women ;
Women's $3.50 Oxfords, :
Pumps; instep straps, patents, ;
tan ..; and gun 81. Is
metal YAo -
Short lines of $3.50 and 81
Tan Oxfords, most O. or
all sizes. .......-.. AsOO
For Misses
Misses $2.25 and $500 Tan s
Leather Oxfords, q 1E
a pair 9l.l0 5
75c Barefoot Sandals for Chill
dren, Little Miss and An. ;
Misses-a pair 49,. 1ON
For Infants s
SIPS Infants Patent or
Colt, ankle straps. -. OOC :
75c and soc Infants Soft Sole 5
Shoes, 3-strap and ankle Or s
straps; patents and tans CCC s
The Washington times., 1910-03-17
BANQUET 10 BRYAN

RIO JANETRO. March l7.-WHIfam
Jennings Bryan viii be the guest on
honor tonight a. q banquet 20 be given
by Baron Rio Brauco. minister OF for
eign affairs. at the state department.
The Washington times., 1910-03-17
ENGLAND IGNORANT
Of APANESE PLAN
Foreign Office Knows Moth
ing of Tentative Agree
ment With u. S.

LONDON. March 1.-THE English
foreign office processes TO be in ignor-
.ance today Of the reported over,ures of
Japan TO America for an American
japanese agreement regarding Far
Eastern questions
The report is RenerHy discredited, but
hothlhB would please Eneland more
than for it TO develop thar JaDan mas
taken this step
a diploEauc bible with Japan
would give England the desired 0ppor-
tunlty Of breaking the recentIy-forIned
AnglO-Japanese alliance. which in view
OF a possible conflict between Japan and
America. Is proving she most unpopular
diplomatic move a england I'm several
years.
The foreign Office SAYS il does not
know whether the reported overtures
contemplate the practical obrogati9u Of
the AnglO-Japanesc pact. or Tie incfu-
sicn Of America IN a triangular agree
hent- IL IS unlikely England would
consider a triangular arrangement as ia
WouId tend 20 perpetuate the Anglo
japanese agreement.
The Washington times., 1910-03-17
OFFICERS OF @. A. R.
ASSUME DUTIES
Order of Commander Johnson
Department of the Potomac,
Goes Into Effect

New officers Of the Department NJ
the Potomac, G. A. r. began thei,
duties today.
They arc Department commando
n. A. Johnson, Post No. Il: senior vic.
commander, George c. Ross, Post No
s; junior vice commander. J. .. Blood
good, Post No 3. medical director. pr
Thomas Calver, Post No. Z. and chap
lain. the Rev. y. H. Miller, Post No Il
Council Of administrations II Ma
Celius. Post No. 3; II. II. Bunyea. Post
No. 10; ". L. SchamalhoT. Post %o
Il. Edward Webster. Post No. Is and
J. ". Butcher, Post No. q.
Representatives to the national en-
campment-ThOmas II. Mckee. at large.
J. T. Hart, !. A. Allen, Charles Mat
thews. ard J. Tyler Powell
Alternates TO the national encamD-
ment-L E Williams, r. r. Grant. =.
A keeler. William Hawthorne. and II.
VI. Elliott.
Assistant adiutant general. Osborn
II. Oldrcrd, Lincoln Post. No. 3. assist
ant quai termaster general, Francis l.
Mckenn-, L. :. Grant Post No s.
judge aCNOcate. George 2. Davis, Burn
side Post, No. s. chief mastering officer.
John G. Maynard, James A Garfield
Post. No. Z, inspector, John Finn, John
a. Rawlings Post, No. !. patriotic in
strUCtor, A s. Perham. Burnside Post.
No. 8; chief Of STAFF, Charles r. Gar
rette. Phil Sheridan Post No u
The names Of the officers were an
uounced yesterday i'm the first order is
sued by DR.. Henry A Johnson, the new
department commander.
The Washington times., 1910-03-17
TEN YEARS TEST
OF ECZEMA CURE

After a ten years test. oil OF wintergreen.
as compounded In D. ID. d. Prescription
has so Thoroughly. 50 absolutely proven its
merit for skin diseases, that we have arranged
with the D. ID. ID. Laboratories Of Chicago
for a special offer on a 25-ceut trial bottle
We ourselves became convinced years ago
Cure after cure and the testimony OF the
worlds leading skin specialists showed us
that the way 90 cure the snin Is through the
skin not. however. by means 81 a salva
which always clogs the outer skin. but with
penetrating liquid that gets Co the inner
skin. killing the germs while soOrhin, the
healthy tissue
lHH Da of N luterErecn Compound d. -
-. Prescription. penetrates while soothing
the skin, and 25-ccnt bottle good sized
trial bottles now offered. besides the 81 90
bottles. in order TO convince everybody. For
this trial bottle ought 70 he enough 70 show
the way 20 the CIIre. and az any rate the
liquid the instant it is applied viii take
away that i-ch-yCs. JUST as soon as tfa
wash is applied. the skin Is s00thod and
refreshed
Henry Evans
Peoples Drug Store.