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An Auxiliary Society to
the Order of B'nai
Birth.
Twill Be All That the Name
Implies for Devotion AMI
Good Deeds.
At the Mkt Meeting Regulir Officers
Will Be Elected-Ths Charter
Will Be Open.

The preliminaries of the organization OF
the ladies' auxiliary 10 the order of B'nai
Birth, to be known as the Daughters OF
Judah, took place yesterday afternoon in
Harmony lodgeroom of B. B. Hall. NJ.
Kollmann called the meeting to order,
saying that he would leave it to Herman
Gutstadt, first ce-president of the Past
Presidents Association of the B. BIS, 10
make the few necessary remarks.
Mr.. Gutstadt said: Almost every order
of this kind has branch belonging to the
wives, daughters and sisters of the MEM
Ders. In every instance they have been
highly successful and their success has
prompted US to do likewise. Until the
last meeting of the Constitutional Grand
Lodge this was impossible, but at that
meeting it was decided that a ladies
branch would be good thing. So we
have asked you to be here to-day for the
purpose of organizing such branch"
Mr.. Gutstadt suggested that the gentle
men acting as temporary chairman and
secretary De retained in that capacity
until the next meeting, when the ladies
would perhaps be more familiar with the
duties they wonld be expected to perform.
This called forth several remarks some
agreeing and Others obiecting most en-
phatlcally, }. NJ. Cohen saying that Il was
a well-known fact that the ladies were the
hest workers, and therefore, right from
the start, he thought it n 70 more than right
hat the ladies should govern themselves.
One lady thought that in lodges where the
men held ell the offices The lodge, as a
general rule, got along a good deal better
than those where women officiated. The
result OF all this was that it was voted 10
Keep the sterner sex in the chair.
The following ladies were appointed a
com mittee on membership: Mrs. IL.
Gutstadt, Mrs. E. Bare, Mrs. H. Bauer,
/ Mrs. S. II. Simon, Mrs. L. Goldstein, Mrs.
/ S. Myers, Mrs. S. Marks, Mrs. R. B.
| Cohen anu Miss B. Cohen.
/ Mrs. S. Simon was elected temporary
/ chairman and Miss B. Cohen, secre tary.
/ At the next meeting the regular officers
! will be elected.
Only wives, daughters and sisters of the
members of the l. o. 3. BIS will bt
permitted to become members of the
Daughters of judah. The charter will be
/ neld open until the next meeting, which
will take place Tuesday evening. June %
at the same place. After adjournlng, Mr..
Aschbiem, the grand secretary, made
/ short speech com plimenting the ladies or
the good work they would surely accom-
I pliSh.
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their experience: Reader, it is your turn now.
Mr.. ]. d. Martin, engraver on wood,
133 Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal,
says: % have been a very great suf-
ferer from rheumatism, and lately my
hands became so badly affected I was
unable to work at times. A friend who
had been cured by Munyon's Rheuma-
tism Cure recommended me to try these
wonderful little pills. I have taken two
bottles, and can use my hands as well
as ever. 1 am glad to indorse Munyon's s
rheumatism Cure as a wonderful rem
edy for rheumatism"
Mr.. Phillip Crosthwaite Ensenada.
Lower California, says: I have been
cured of rheumatism by Munyon's Won
derful Rheumatism Cure. I have recon-
mended it to many of my friends. keep
a pocket case filed with an assortment
of Munyon's Remedies that I may al
ways have a supply in case of emer-
gency."
Munyon has a separate specific for each
disease. For sale by druggists. mostly IS
cents a bottle. If in doubt, write to Prot.
Munyon at Philadelphia, Pa, and get medical
advice free.
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TOURISTS FROM KANSAS.

The State Will Produce Fifty Million
Bushels of Wheat This Year.
A company of tourists from Kansas ar
rived in the City last evening and regis
tered at the Grand Hotel. The party
consists of A. F. Keller, Fort Scott; DIV.
Cowden, Salina; ]. f. Greenler, Hutchin-
son; Frank c. Woods. Charles Augsburg,
j. A. Black and G. E. Lehman, Wichita.
The Kansans speak highly of crop pros
poets in their State this season. The
wheat yield is estimated at 50 00O, 900 bush
els. In the southern part of the State
harvesting has begun.
When the suggestion was made that the
tourists were abroad on a colonizing en-
Ierprise the Kansans replied that Kansas
was all right, and the people living there
were not looking for a better place.
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MRS. MARTINS CHARGES,
Doctors somsrs and Brune Have a Brie
Story to Tell.

Doctors Somsrs and Brune Have a Brief
Story to Tell.
Doctors Somers and Bruno. who made a
surgical exploration for pin in the re-
cesses Of Mrs. John Martins throat, and
who are now threatened with damage
suit for alleged injuries, say they are not
surprised.
4 hesitated about going to the call -
said DR.. SOmers last night, because Mrs
Martin is a very peculiar not to say un-
fortunate. woman. She seems to have
trouble with every body, from house
painters on up, and l suppose this is a
strong hint for Us TO send in no bill.
Il do not care to discuss anything per.
tanning TO the professional services rem
dered by DIR. Bruno and me in the case
Again / simply say MRS. Martin is unfor-
iunate in her affairs -
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CLEANSING CHINATOWN.

Chief Lees Has Determined to Drive
Out All DisreputabIe Women.
Chief Of Police Lees has determined to
close the degraded dens of Chinatown
occupied by white women, and has issued
orders to the Chinatown squad TO arrest
any woman found in any OF the dens after
noon to-day. The pitiiul creatures have
been told that they must leave their
haunts forever, under penalty of vigorous
prosecution if they disregard instruc-
lions and return. Last night found
lar. e majority OF the dungeons of sin un-
occupied and in darkness. but it is prob
able tnat some of the disreputable viii
remain in their quarters until arrested and
forced TO depart or other climes.
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HERBDITY'S PLAN.
Its Seeming Injustice Explained Away
by 1heosophists.

away
by 1heOsoPhists.
''The Temple of the Living Go1" was
the subject of talk by Edward J. Mer-
win at a meeting of the Theosoph phical Sc
ciety in the Academy OF Sciences last
night. The temple referred to was our
physical body, and the necessity OF living
a pure life was inculcated in order that
the spiritual ego, or soul, within US might
have opportunity to develop. The ego
was compared to a seed which has such
wonderful latent powers OF growth within
il. The speaker used as an illustration
the immense trees of California, the ggan.
sequoia, which springing from seed
not more than half an inch long, i'm
presses it's own nature upon elements Of
the earth and air, and builds an immense
structure organized by the powers of the
Tiny germ.
The ego passes through many incarna-
tions, and we should be careful TO use
each experience so as to gather much
wisdom from every varied life. This wis
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ATTACKED A PIsHERMAN.I
Enrico Columbo the Victim of Hood
Iums OH Meiggs Wharf

EnricO Columbo the Victim of Hood
lums OH Meiggs Wharf
Enrico Columbo, a fisherman living on
Mason and Bay streets, was going along
Melggs wharf early yesterday morning
on his way 10 his boat when he was at
tackled by young hoodlums
Columbo was knocked down, kicked and
severely beaten. Policemen O'Connor
and Olsen and Special officer O'Tooe ran
10 the hsherman's assistance and use
their clubs freely. They arrested John
Powell and Charles Gill, and charges OF
assault with a deadly weapon and vag-
rancv were booked against the prisoners.
Coiumb bo was taken to the Receiving
Hospital in the patrol wagon. His face
and head were covered with blood, and
Dr. Ihom pson had to put stitches on
wounds on his cheek, forehead and scaIp.
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ft- AAAA - - - - -
Remedies-re-
place darkness
with light, sorrow
with 9ladness,
pain with peace,
disease with
health. They are
within the reach
of all, and every
sick bed in
AmeGca to-day
may be rid of its
occupant if the
people will brush
prejudice out of
the way and ac-
Cept the health
that Is offered
them.
Thousand S have
done so, and they
81 -.
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~ CfCA OAlOs diiO
in the large house.
are to be turned over
stricken ones.
sweet charity the
be a m ply recon-
outlay by witnessing
always popular bur
written up TO date
many exec llent spe
presented by a very
der the personal di
r. c. White. Am ong
features are the songs
Aladdin; a clever
by little Arnold Graz
tine dance. with cal
a pretty ballet and
march. The piece is
staged ana the cos
and picturesque. A
representing the four
Guiding fea gure of the
The dance will be
ofthe entertain ment.
scribe and the nict
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om will be of use to us in other incarna-

dom will be of use to US in other incarna-
tio1s.
In reply to a question propounGed bv
some one in the audience Merwin ex-
planned the theosophical belief about
heredity. To some minds children only
seem to inherit bodily and mental char
acteristics from their parents, but really
the parents they have are selected for
them according to their conduct in pre-.
vious incarnationS. Thus the sins OF the
fathers are never visited upon the chill
dren, but the see ming victims of unfortu-
nate heredity are but reaping their own
sowing.
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should sell every seat
The en- tire receipts
to the fund for the
W b lie assisting
buyers of seats will
pensed for their
the production of the
lesoue "Aladd in"
and interspersed with
cialties. 1t is being
capable company un.
rection of its author.
the most pleasing
of Minnie HUFF, the
song and dance act
er; a novel serpen-
cium effects, by Lira;
an A m az onia n
very handsomely
tuning is brilliant
transformation scene
seasons is the con-
excellent bill.
a prominent feature
1t is difficult to de-
r1ra uiras hf1f q faahIo
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AUCTION SALES.

BY J. RARTH.-This day. June IL, Bicycles,
at 1852 Market street, at II O'Clock.
FY f. :. SPAR & Co.-This day, June 4,
Photograph Gallery, at 7Sl Market street, at IL
O'Clock.
BY A. I. CREsswELI- - Tuesday, June Is,
Horses, etc, at 72l Howard St, at II o'clock.
BY CHAs FvT & to-Tuesday, June Is.
Furniture. al 1195 Market street, at 10o'clock
BY VoN RHEIN IL CO.-Thursdav, June17, Real
Estate at 5lS California ST. at II O'Clock.
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ADJUSTMENTS

BALDWIN THEATER Merry Tramps"
COLUMBIA THEATER The Question"
MoRosco's OPERA HoUsE-'In the Heart Of
the Storm.
,-T-zAR ALcAzAR THEATER.- "Bagshot's Blunders' and
"Ihe First Born"
IINoLI OPERA HOUSE. Miss Frisco"
ORPHEUM High Glass Vaudeville.
AUDITORIUM THFATER "The Wonderful
Lamp
uBERoN.-Grand Concert.
EuIKo BATHs.-Bathing and Performances
,4HE CHUTES AND SKATING RINK Daily at
6aght street, one block east OF the Park.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-14

While the population of France remains
nearly stationary, the consumption of
tobacco increases by leaps and bounds
During 1896 the French consumed over
10000 tons of tobacco.
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such harmonies and tones could be
squeezed out of banjo" said Bass Singer
Sam Tucker.
Mr.. Anpleby's method makes a banjo
sound like an entire orchestra, and he is
booked for the next club jinks.
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PRESS CLUB MUSIC.

Banjoist Appleby Entertains the Musi-
cal Members With Novelties.
E. J. Appleby, the great banjo soloist
and rival Of Far.and of Boston, played for
the Press Club Quartet Saturday night,
much to their delight and surprise. There
were many visitors present also and every
listener was surprised to hear parts from
"William Tell" and other operas rem dered
on the banjo. Schubert's "Serenade'' was
also a favorite.
Nobody could have made me be lieve
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-14

DR.. Nansen sold the old suit ha wore
when he met Mr.. Jackson in Franz Josef
Land to Nine Tussaud in London for
$1,000, and it will take its place among the
waxworks and other curiosities.
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The attraction offered at the Grand Opera-
house for this evening is 'In the Heart of the
Storm" which is to be produced with wonder
ful realistic effects, including a great flood
scene and an earthquake scene. Irma Fitch
ana Bert Morrison Will appear in the cast
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The programme of music that will be pre-
sented at the Oberon this evening will in
clude some of the very best selections, and
they will be presented by the International
Ladies Orchestra under the leadership of
Herr Louis Rltzau.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-14

1.-THE First Born" which has been having
such al extraordinary run at the Aicazar. will
retain its place on the stage this evening and
the balance of the week. II VIII be preceded
by that roaring farce comedy, 'Bagshot's
Blunders," with every member of the COM
pany in the cast
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-14
MISSION FIRE.
John p. McDOnnelI's Dry-Goods Store
Consumed at Midnight.

The alarm of fire about midnight last
night from box 23l was for blaze in the
dry goods store OF John P. Mcdonnell, at
the corner of Twenty-fourth and Mission
streets. Before the fire was controlled
damage to the extent of about $500 had
been done. 1t was partly insured. The
origin OF the fire has not been ascertained.
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Miss Frisco" will again appear before the
audience at the Tivoli this evening and dur
ing the rest of the week. There are many
Characters in this melange that are interest
Ing, III this, that they recall some of the old
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-14

The relief the widows and orphans
lighting the Folomseet will
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-14

The lovers OF music will have an opportunity
TO listen to fine selections at the Chutes this
evening, the Venetian Ladies' Orchestra
Will play in the Casino and Cassasa's band
will play in the open air In addition 10 these
features there are many others that are inter-
estluE.
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NEW TO-DAY.
HEARTS BOWED
DOWN
BY Weight of Woe to Weakest
Hopes viii Cling.

But why cling to the weak hopes, when GER
yOns new School of Medicines-his Homeo-
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PIcNIcs AND FxcJpsIoNz

PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS.
Ell CANPo-Music Dancing Boating, Fishing
svery Sunday.
EXCURSION TO MoNTEREY-Thursday, June II
BUNKER HILL AssOCIATIoN-EXcursion to Les
Gatos, Thursday. June Il.
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Many OF the best features that were pre-
sented at the Orpheum last week will be re-
tained this week and presented this evening.
in conjunction with seveTeI new specialties
There VIII be Josephine Sabel, little woman
with big voice, and the Merry Monopeces,
one-legged artists.
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The important event at the Columbia this
evening Will be the initial production of stod.
dard's satrieal comedy, "The Question"
which has been cast to the full strength of
Frawley's company. 1t is a play that presents
many OF the phases OF American society.
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The Auditorium, which opened last week,
viii this evening continue THE Wonderful
Lamp" and the proceeds will be donated TO
ihe fund for the widows aud orphans of the
firemen killed at the Folsom-street Ire The
piece has been revised and much im9royed
uDOQ.
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NEW TO-DAY,

People, as a rule, hear better with their
right than with their lett ear.
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THE THEATERS,
There Will Be a Variety of Entertain
ments Tonight for the Many
AmuseInent Seekers.

The LiliputiaHs in the spectacular success,
merry Tramps," Will show at the Baldwin to-
night and run through the week, including
matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Next
Monday comes Dan Frohman's magnificent t
Lyeeum Theater Company in the Prisoner of
Zenda" and other plays. James.K. Hackett
and Mary Mannering head the company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-21
Fox Hounds On Exhth,t.

MT ", D. Winston. of Clio. has hi,
 hennei', of English and Birdsono hounds on exhihlt. At tho meet =,
 Lee Springs. laat Spring, this conntv 'h competitive chase. these dogs won handaone collar given by Djel,in, son Arms Go, of Little Rock tbron, h MT. Fred Martin. 0f that city for pest ali round fox hounds, Tho nrI1a was given to Lukie" for trueneas nf scent, trailing. striking ana inc m. .lfing energy with which inc drv held the front in pack of more than .lllrtp picked competitors. The oen. uemen who witnessed tbls chase were Eick Brewer, ". D. Winston John shelby, Sam Hardin. Y II Phillips. !. II. Hlghtower. I n 1 Miner and Fred Martin.
 The same pack Of dogs won addt. F L'onas honors Tt the Spring meet n this county h 1896. Mr. wipsron 'hallepges the State for n competi- i've race.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-21
A GLOVE CONTEST.
Between Billy Mabsr and Ed. Dacey

so~pake Pface fonigk.s4ssss Tonight in the arena af the Atlf slatic Association will take place q scientific glove contest of twcnty- five rounds bet wecn Billy eShndowl Maber, of this city, and Ed Dncey, sf the Pacific slope.
 This promises to be most Inter- eating and stubbornly fought con test. fiilly sfnber is Il ioeal favorite who has several times appeared in the ring before Pine Bluff audience. who have never yet seen him vnI.i Edulshea. His antagonist is n man Awith fighting record, " and is said to be dead game and hard hits ter.
 Both men have been in training foi sometime ard are said to be in the very pink of condition. The contest promises to be of lively interest, and admlrers of pngilism cnn witness some rnre sport on this occasion.
 Time will not be called nntil nftef the conclusion of the keene perform ance tonight ct thc. opera honsc. ..x,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-21
The Giant Pants.

It costs you nothing to guess the weight of the giant pants now on exhibition at the Fair grounds. and there is SIO for you if yol win. II required 3O yards of goods to cut them out and four bales of hay to fill them, and one pole 2x3 runs through eaeh leg to hold them up, Now make your guess on the whole figure as |. stands on the platform. put your guess in the box which stands outside of Burns, the Tnilof's ahep. The tine for guessing expires Saturday night at l2o'ctoek. Ladies as well ns men entitled to one guess rayah aaasalitli IL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-21

Execntor .lr.. owned by Wiley Jones Her Magic. owled by N. II. Me Henry. and Jim T. Boy, owned ht Schmelzer.
 Thn first heat WIS won by Exeen. tor. Jr.. in 2:4a:; 2ad Jim T. Boy; 3d, Her Magic.
 The 2d heat was won by Jim Y Boy In 2;3s; 2a. Executor Jr.; Id. Her Magic.
 The 3d heat was won by Jim T. Roy in 2:4l; 2d. Exeeutor Jr; I'd Her Magic. distaneed.
 .Eim T. Boy winning two ont o the three heats wns the winner ot the race.
 The second race was Il quarter mile dash pony race. Entries: Boots owned by Joe Langston; Parson. owned bs Mike Mitchell and Little Toni ewuea bv j. W. Wyler.
 TlIe rnce WIS won by Little Tom
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-21

ih = seeoods, End, Parson; 3d Hoota
 The third race was a one.ha,g mil, rnnning race. Entries: Glepeo owned oy Mike Mitchell; King nlrd owned by J. ". Meyer, and Revenue owned by R. R. Rice.
 the race was won by King Bird in ''o seconds; 2d Revenue; 3d, Gleneo
 The fourth race was n mile tbree minute, pacing race, run in three heats. Entries: Breckinridge. owned ny Nm. Lee; Pickup. owned by q v. fhlipet. and Pacific Slope. owned by Wiley Jones, N'
 The first heat was won by piek.un sd bfeekinridg. Pacific Slope finish ed first hut was disqualified for foHllng.
 The ed heat waa won by Pacific Slope in 2i49, I'd Breokirridg; Id Pick ] mp. The last heat of this rnce wll, De run today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-21
TODAY'S PROGRAM.
Old Soldiers Day.

Following is the program for Olt Soldiers Day Tt the Fair. Thursday Oct alst.:
 Ali encampments will report to the committee on credentials at thf "fliee of J. !. Saunders, county treasurer. as early as possible and secure badges.
 All eS-Confederates to meet Tt the Fair gropnd gate Tt 10 fl. m. sharp and form line oi march. Gen. E. M. knoS, Commander 5. E. Division oY Arkagsas, will commnna rho column. which will march to the graass stand, proceeded by a band playing Dixie. 7
 Address Of welcome to yisitlng Veterans by Hon. Jnnlus Jordan df J. Ed. Murray Camp.
 Speeches by Hons. R. Minor Wn1- l lace, Rob Crockett. Edgar T.. I,ryants 1 [. k. Jones and others.
 Ill members Of !. Ell. MurrayA Camp are earnestly requested to | meet It the court honse Monday night It so'cIock to gtten1 10 lm- pnrtanf mnftera pertaining tsa l;!d Soldiers Day at the Fair.
 ,. q. NEWMAN, q I. VALIANT.
 Adptfant Yice-rom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-21
Ing Heaters
Pigeon Snoot

A pigeon shoot for q purse If soof
 VIII take place nt the FaIr gyounas ."is morning at 9 o'clock. There VII pe sixteen entries. shooting ae nigl cons cachs making n total of 410 bio. cons f'.ss
 ne foilowing well known marks. men will participate in the shoot. gonh J. snmpter, Jr.. Hot Springs; John fembertoD. Ashville; F. Haynex ., '. crnmer, Nm. Rittman. <. NJ, Savage. ". D. Mathews. c. " salin s'nttgnrt; ]. s. Ingram. !. A. Coles s. d. b. Spaers, Elmo Marsh, John "e'S. pr. Ii. F. Williams. ]. IT. Lloyd. George Clements, Pine Dluf,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-21
FLORAL. HALL,
A GRAND EXPOSITION OF ART,
 INDUSTRY AND SCIENCE.
A Description Of the Building
 and Exhibits.
FLORAL HALL

4 large and commodious building prominently situated, is filled with exhibits of our merIhants and with exhibitions of educational aegsapd artistic work. fThe building is about 10 by 100 feet. and is two story. The first fleel is divided into apartments which arc occupied by exhibits from our large mercantile establishments.
 The exhibits rae costly and hand some, and make 2 splendid show.
 Entering Floral Hall al the south entrance the first cafuer is occupied by R. II. stearns X Co, in charge of Mrs. Maud Stanley The apartr ment is most hrustiealfv arranged. It contains two contains two eases filed with watches, cut glass. beau- tiful lamps and other ornaments.
 Next to this is the apartment oc- cupied by the uews dealer and cigar ist, Mr. E. F Rosenberg. The stall is made Of blue draperies and con tains q case Of fine cigars and | rumber of handsome gift books. Mr. Rosenberg, himself, is ia charge ol l.his exhibit
 2 The lext stall is the exhibit oi sthe l.. Fowler Grain and Commis hlon Co. Mr Fowler has on exhibit
 6111l .>s.,lIn nrranrad aisniau d
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-21

people of Arkansas, He said that
 the farmers are the backbone of the country; they have problems tc solve that develop their brains and strengthen their character. Apri- culture, he said, is the grentest in. dustry in the country, and if we complain that it Sis not prosperous those men who think and are famil. far with the natural laws ef society should stand up and say why it is thus. Senator Jones then compli. mented the success Of the assoeia. tlon in getting up such q creditable fair and said that the exertious of Mr. Iangford were deserving of better support from the town peo. pie than he mad received. He said the attendance should be larger, considering the population of Jeffer- son county.
 Another thing spoken of by Sena-