Pine Bluff Daily Graphic from Pine Bluff, Arkansas • 4

-a I Gattjj. Crapbtc. POOH LIGHTS' SIDRiCIT A If IT 10)11 A IT OHIO) Fctity are blamed for many annoyances that are due to poor Eye-Glasses. Let us turn the light of our OPTICAL KNOWLEDGE your way and see if it isn't the light needed. J.EALESHOUP has charge of our Optical Department.

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I III! Will Do DcIivcrcJ Csn) bllo Gily gUTSCEIPTI3N PXC2s Ej Center. FOR SALE At quite a bargain for cash; 5-room residence with hall, en west Fifth avenue (Pine Bluff's boulevard); Use lot 60x154. Corner lot on West Third avenue, size 60x154, on which is erected one 6- room dwelling and one 4-room dwelling with hydrant. Main dwelling Ii fited with bath, electric lights and gas; fine stable on premises. One 9.room two-story frame residence with electrical connections, bath and servant house West Barraque street.

r- -T9 For particulars and prices apply to Boom 1, Southern Hercantae Building. FOR' ONLY; $LCO CASH IN ADVANCE Just think of itt The Daily end Sunday Graphic for nearly three months for iess than the price of two. You should hand in your order quick so as to get the paper the longest time possible for the money. Cash must accompany the order. The Daily Graphic is Pine Bluff's leading local newspaper, while tbe Sunday Graphic is a paper of quality and is the favorite especially of the ladies and children because of its many special features, "home" news and its colored comic cover, which pleases and entertains all.

This special offer is good' only until August ist, at which time it will be withdrawn. Subscribe now and send or mail your money and address to the Graphic office at No. 300 West Barraque Street. GO. ADAMS PRINTING Printers and Publishers collection of dolls.

"The Teddy Bears that are on the market are a libel to the bear tribe They are nothing more than a bundle of horridness. What is more disgusting than to see a child of tender years fondling and caressing and even kissing these pseudo animals." oto A II i UfMI ulated by exposure to tuberculosis sputum pet cats and dogs are no longer allowed at the hospital. Among cats the disease develops rapidly, beginning with a wheezing purr and culminating in loss of flesh, fits and PRIUT INDUSTRY AFFECTED Los Angeles, July dried fruit industry is threatened with extinction by reason of the pure food laws, preventing the use of sulphur. Attempts will be made to secure a revision of the law, as it is alleged that the small quantity of sulphur used in drying fruits is harmless. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS- Persons who desire the Daily Graphic delivered at their homes must ex pect to pay their subscriptions prompt.

ly when our collector calls. We should not be required to send a collector more than once for the collection of a small subscription account. Our collectors have a very great many people to call on every month, and should be paid promptly when (hey call. Here after subscribers who remain deliu- quent for two successive months will have their papers stopped at the end of the second month until all arrearages are paid. The price of subscrip.

tion does not more than mer the cost of paper, delivery and collecting, and at the present time the Graphic Is furnishing a colored comic cover every Sunday which considerably in creases the cost and we must there fore Insist upon prompt settlement. Those who are delinquent in their sub scription accounts should bear these facts In mind and settle all past in. debtedness at once if they want to continue to receive the paper. The Graphic pays its employes every week and we must insist upon the prompt payment ot au accounts due this of. flee.

A son never realizes how much his own father knew until he starts to advise children of his own. ing an early debut. Columbus, (Miss.) Dispatch. oo oe ooservea tnat empty beaded politicians like empty vessels, maite tfte loudest noise. oo PEACE, THREE YEARS, $500 Meriden, July 26.

Three years of peace for $500 has been purchased by Joseph Boucher of this city. Boucher alleges that life with his wife was "one continual nag" and that thirty-six months of immunity from persecution is cheap at the price paid. Mrs. Boucher accepted the proposition by signing the following unique contract: Marie Boucher, do hereby agree not to bother my husband, come near him nor ask him for money for the space of three years." The woman has gone to the home of her parents in Canada. At the expiration of the agreement, if she wishes, she may return.

FELINE TUBERCULOSIS Los Angeles, July 26. A plague of tuberculosis has broken out among the cats and rats at the county consumptive hospital and scores of the animals have been killed to prevent a spread of the disease. Owing to the discovery that animals are likely to become inoc- Cz2j, one copy, one week Cz2j one espy, one monta CSy, one eery, six CzSj, one copy, one yea 7X9 CSy, one inontn 9. Cz2j, three months 1 Cly, six months C7, one year Tisy Edition, one year. 2.C9 Edition, one year LCft (M charged) 11.50.) iivertisins; Bates Hade Known en Application.

The Largest Bona Fide Circulation of any Pine DlufE Newspaper. FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1907. AGS YOU GOUfG AWAY! Subscribers leaving the city for the summer and who want to keep posted on home news, should have the Daily Graphic mailed to them. Addresses will be changed as of- ten as desired. Bates by mall are 69 cents per month, cash In ad- If charged, 65 cents per month.

AimOTJlIOBUElTTO. For Prosecuting Attorney. Pine Bluff, June 15, 1907. Editor Graphic: Believing that I tm fully competent and deserving, nd knowing myself to be exceedingly anxious to serve the people of this district as their next prosecuting attorney, I hereby authorize you to announce me as a candidate for that position, subject to the action of tbe Democratic primary election to be held on August 23, 1907. Very Respectfully, T.

HAVIS NIXON. We are authorized to announce W. T. Young as a candidate for prosecut-lxg attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries to be held August 23, 1907. The Graphic is authorized to announce W.

D. Jones as a candidate for re-election to the office of prosecuting attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District subject to the action of the Democratic primaries to be held August S3. 1907. JUSE AND FALL OF SCHMITZ, The rise and of Mayor Schmitz, of San Francisco, trates the possibilities, and in some cases, the vicissitudes of American politics. From drumcer boy in a theater to the position of chief executive of one of the largest cities in the world is not the greatest distance that has been overcome, but circumstances connected with it are notable.

Schmitz was an orchestra leader when first elected mayor. His election seemed an accident to the shocked old line Republican and Democrats who were first defeated by the Labor Union Party in 1901, but ater it developed that he was the creator of a set of politicians of a newer school. One of the leaders under him was a king among the caroenters and another, a Swede, ruled the water front. But the greatest of the lot was "Abe" Ruef, a lawyer. Schmitz ruled serenely for one term, with clever Abe and other doing yeoman work on the side to secure his re-election and guarantee a Jong lease to the spoils of the office.

On the night of hisV re-election, all the newspapers In the city which had been arrayed againset the JJnion Labor candidate conceded CI3AE3 AJfD At our shini parlor 106 shine for 5C. 1C3 Ktia Street AGENTS-One exclusive agent for every town to take orders for made-to-measure suits for men and women; $100 monthly or more easily earned; sample outfit; 250 styles newest woolens packed in handsome carrying case delivered free of cost. Opportunity to establish prosperous and growing business without investment of capital. Full instructions witin every outfit. Apply today The Eagle Tailoring' 212-218 Franklin Chicago.

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2zi St. 1853 MW Greatest In the Southwest The Crescent. 224 SLUjr STREET. RBlf. 1 his success, a dozen union oanas, and several thousand union laDor voters marched down Market street and paused In front of each newB- txaper building to pay assorted com pliments.

The bands played the death march with drums unmuffled. Schmitz's conduct after San Fran cisco's disaster alienated his friends and won the support of the people who had fought him.Then his new found friends deserted him when evidence of graft began to appear and his old supporters took him up again. Schmitz then decided that a European trip would benefit his health. He sailed from New York and an indictment of five counts was filed against him by the grand jury. When he re-entered the state of Cali fornia he was put under arrest, but at the ferry house in San Francisco, there were three brass bands heading a procession of welcome.

The bands played, "See the Conquering Hero Comes," says an exchange. Now Schmitz is in jail under a sentence of five years for extortion, and an Associated Press dispatch says that for the secod time he has been denied bail, pending an appeal. 00 PSYCHOLOGY OF THE TEDDY BEAR. The "Teddy Bear" Is social me nace, an aider and abettor of race, suicide acconrding to the recent admonition given by Reverend Mlcheal G. Esper of St.

Joseph's Catholic church, of St. Joseph, to the Ladies Sodality when about to give a doll fair in the aid of the church finances. With considerable justification in the primal instincts of the race, the priest said. "There is something natural," said Father Esper, "in the care, of a doll by a little girl. It is the first manifestation of the feeling, of motherhood.

And in the development of these motherly Instincts is the hope of all nations. "It is a monstrous crime to do anything that will tend to destroy these instincts. That is what the Ted dy. bear is doing, and that is why it is going to be a factor in the race suicide problem if the custom is not suppressed. fit is terrible enough that the present generation of parents in this country are leading us into grave danger by the practice of race suicide.

If we cannot awaken them, let us at least save the future generations." "Though I shall not forbid it, 1 would like it understood by all who are to participate in the event that it is my earnest desire that no one bring a Teddy Bear to add to th THE BREAD QUESTION. If figures gathered by the Depart ment of Agriculture are dependable, there will be smaller loaves of bread this year. According to reports, Eng land, France and Germany are facing short crops and the world's wheat yield will be about 300,000,000 bushels under normal. This condition is serious when the famines scourging 'Russia and China are considered. In strange contrast looms up the crop prosperity of Canada, particularly the new, western part.

All reports received dwell upon the great acreage under cultivation and the excellent condition of the wheat In a statement just received here, which was issued by Frank O. Fowler of Winnipeg, secre tary of the Northwestern Grain Deal ers' Association, it is shown that be tween five and six million acres are producing wheat in Manitoba, Sas katchewan and Alberta, and that bar ley and show an increase in acreage under cultivation of ten and twelve per cent, respectively. o0 1 1 Ethel 'Roosevelt, the second daughter, of the president is to be presented to society the coming au tumn. She evidently doesn't want to take any third term chances, hut will cinch at least a short reign as queen of the White JHouse by mak West Fifth fcsftnee We Offer for Ssle A most desirable residence on West Fifth avenue, close in. Price low and terms reasonable.

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