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The oasis., 1902-02-01

THE OASIS k in receipt of a copy of the brief of Mr. Trinidad Perea attorney for Mr. c. 0. Richards and the Nogales Mining Co.,, in the Cerro PLieto litigation before the supreme court of the state of Son ora. It is q very strong legal document.
 The Arizona x Sonora Man ufacturing Company are turning out six new hoisting engines. The foundry and shop are crowded with an avalanche of orders,-sufficient to justify doubling of the work ing force, and they have in con sideration plan to put on night shift.
 Last Saturday Mrs. F. H. Sey- mour and her son Mir. Gordon Sey- mour, were visitors at Nogales. The lady was returning to Califor- nia from a business visit to Torres, and stopped a day en route. She reports that early next month Colonel Seymour, herself and Miss Seymour will return to Torres.
 Tuesday TIE OASIS man saw at Hermosillo, Mr. Leocadio Esca- lada, of the enterprising Nogales firm of Escalada Brothers, who is sojourning in the Sonora capital, on account of his health, which was greatly impaired from over work, but is steadily improving. He expected to return home shortly. An excellent portrait of the gentleman appears in these columns this week
 If someone would import into Nogales a carload of fairly good housemaids they would confer lasting and permanent benefit upon the women who have homes to care for. If there was ever any where upon the face of Gods foot stool a good for nothing, worthless, no account lot of incumberers of the earth, they are those who go out to house work in Nogales.
 The new machine shop of the Arizona & Sonora Manufacturing Company is busy scene, and is turning out plenty of work. Already plans are in course of preparation for enlargement of the plant; and a recent issue of preferred stock, to supply the necessary plant, was taken up within a week. Three times as much could have been sold. In fact there were offers to take the stock thrice over.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
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II aerc 10 4iXe loJ an orange, said
liz = H4e. w@t5d simply say, 4 give
|a9 ~ erau2. Inn should the tran.
81 ,5qu be gaaasged to a lawyer to
pa in Wri54S he would adopt tais
Es.la: / AersA@ ejNe. grant and con.
~ to yea al 4E interest. fiaht. title
and ADVANTAGE q and in said orange,
together #iel lis sind. slsia, juice,
anlp, ana pits :.H.l ali RIGHTS and al
antaaes t5rszs.2s. viii f9Il power Ia
aite, suely or 1taer&ise= eat the same
OF give away With OF without rind
skin, iefee. Pa9 or pits: anything
hereinbetre o. ii any other decd or
deeds. inetr0aeGts of anf nature or
Sid a.r@teFer te=.aa eontrarE In any
&c G1# 5tf='.tz. MS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
Vic .l1ist led FINGERS rarered.

.saAsn 2. SaElor Of Quakertown,
:, :. W!to had III operation a9@formed
ast year on lis faeess to acquire
aFer roiat in ORDER to facilitate play
az en the violin, writes from Leip-
@ie. Germany. that the feeling has
heea fe-teHed aHa that the operation
a. had Die DESIRED effect Il is ex-
cte4 that NJ. Sal'ef vil! have many
.,..ss.fas'. aad eat tais Hf1 departure
II .eGaore ;.t a>t enc serious OBJ
.t1szl o. 5t9lin Playing. Nv York
= !. 80 F.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
FOR $1,000 DAMAGES
SUIT FILED AGAINST TIE COT
TON BELT
BY John Steel ior Damages for tine
Death Of Ills Son, Robert
Steel.

John Steel yesterday filed suit in
the circuit court at Little Rock, against
the ST. Louis Southwestern railroad
for $1,000 damages alleged to have
been caused him by the death of his
son. Robert Steel. at Pine Bluff July
- Robert Steel was porter OF a
passenger train running between Tex
al kama and Pine Bluff, It is asserted
by the petitioner that while in the
performance of his duty Robert went
underneath a coach to do some work.
He claims that While there the yard
foreman Who he claims. knew that
the boy was there, gave the order for
the train to move. Steel who was
only s years of age, had one leg and
an arm cui off, states the petitioner.
and died two days later He claims
that his son was making good salary
and was contributing to his support
and prays judgment for the amGu.t
named. Rose. Hemingway & Rose ase
the attorneys for The plaintiff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
At TER LONG YEARS
Two Metallic Caskers In
e2rthed by Workmen
This Morning.
IN EACH WERE T45 WEtl prs
SERVED REMAINS Of an
INFANT
1t Is Certain Taat Ta5y t5ad lam ~
Their GT5vs To- 5Vcr &c
Years
VfE84ED EN #.F.e-.- -5f~-,n,5=
1t Is Certain T6at T6sy Had lam IN
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on tbe md Of eae of.ebsoE is a
metal pjate on which is ieseti5ea the
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York in tie year IS
TIE babies, il appears, wore the
children Of welEto.do people as two
collins such as those found would
probably have cost $500.
Many similar discoveries haYc been
made along Fourth aVenue and CHEST
mutt street Prior to 1850 the city
cemetery WAS situated on those thor
oughfaros, and many arc the unknown
dead who reposc beneath the busy
marts Of trade.
llle remains We're removed to the
undertaking parlors of Nh. Ralph Rob
insoll and a curious throns has Gazed
upon the strange spectacle all through
the day. The remains VIII be held I'M
til Friday morning with the hopes Of
some one identifying them. other
wise there will be an intc.ment in the
potter's field.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07

NJ #Fe&elf 81 Little RogA.
general superintendent at he sea12-
western Telephone ss5d telegraph
company for Arkansas and the con-
paay attorney. Nj. ". ]. Tory, Of
Little Rock. We're visitors ia die city
Wednesday.
Their visit here Was toI the pur-
pose Of makius a careful inspection
c1 the lines of the Southwestern com
pany having in view the eradication
OF danger of crossing thei wires with
the l'eets.ic ight wires Of the city.
The recent electrocution OF a tele-
phone lincman, supposedly due to a
cross With a light wire. is given as
the immediate cause cf their visit here
as they desire 10 prevent q recurrence
OF such an accident.
Mi. Terry was seen by 4 Graphic
representative relative to thoi bust
ness here. He said that a careful in
spection Of the Southwestern com
pany's lines VAS made and in many
places wires We're found dangerously
close 10 the light wires. In some in
stances the telephone wires Will nave
to be moved and in others the light
vines.
H9 stated that there was No flic-
ton between the light ard telephone
companies. and thought that
and light companies, and thought that
everything would be amieablv adjust
ed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
Senator Berry at Van Buren.

the Confederate reunion held at Char
lesion. Franklin county. United States
Senator James H. Berry stopped here
and was the guest Of Dr. and Mrs. O..
NJ Bourland before going to Ozark to
visit relatives When asked in regard
to the senatorehip he said: That is
long way of. I've been very busy
and until the proper time comes shall
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
SiLENCED TIE LAWYER.
legal Light Worsted in Encounter
With IriShno3n

With Irishman.
Conversation became reminiscent
at the Lawyers Club the other day,
4 e late Judge James ~. Brady being
tie subject. A veteran practitioner
who knew him we'll said:
"Bradys first attempt at practicing
law was il very humble quarters, in
t1c rear of a cObbler's shop in Fulton
street near William. One day an
lrishman who called and inquired for
the cobbler was told by Brady that
he was cut. Peering about the room
Of the newly flcdged lawyer, scantily
furnished With two unpainted chairs
and deal table, he inquired:
Il say, boss, what do you sell
1ere?"
"Blockheads, promptly replied
Brady.
"Humph.' said the Irishman must
be doing good business, as | see you
have only one left. New York
Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
Iona Sittinq of Parliament.

The longest recorded sitting Of the
Britt house of commons was in 1881.
On Monday, January 81, 1881, the
house, having met at 3:45, continued
sitting until Wednesday at 9:30-a
continuous sitting of upward Of forty
one and half hours. The next long
est sitting occurred in 1877. On Tues
day, July 81, 1877, the house, having
act at > 40, continued sitting until
Wednesday afternoon at 6 Is, q period
i tWenty-siX and half hours.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
ELEVENTH DISTRICT
F. LHMALLY NOMiNATES CANDi
DATES
For Circuit Judge ard ConmonWealth's
Attorney ard Elect Commit
teer71f7.

The Eleventh Judicial district con-
vention me- at the count house here
today. judge \. 3. Grace and W. D.
Jones were nominated for circuit
Judge ana ". d. Jones was nominated
for prosecuting attorney.
The following judicial committee
men We're elected: Harvey Lucas Of
Lincoln co4aty; X. o. Piadall, of De-
sha county; j. w Crawford and w.
f. Coleman Of Jefferson county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
LanquaQes of Animals.

The dog can emit four or five differ
ent tones, each indicative of special
mental condition, and each fully un
'lerstcod by its companions. The fowl
is credited with from nine to II dis
tiact vocal sounds, each capable of a
special Interpretation by-its fellows.
Fhe gestures of the lower animals arc
either facial like tho grimaces OF the
monkey, Or charges Of bodily attitude
ike these CT deg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
DEED OF A MISCREANT
SIT COMPANY.
1t Lett>ti1c City IN Almost Total Bark
ness on Tuesday
Night

Tuesday night a large part Of the
city was in darkness, which condition
was due to the cowardly act of some
one cutting q wire of
the Citizens Light and Transit com
pany. The Lakeside circuit, which
embraces a large part OF the street
lighting of the city. was inteYfered
with and at first it could not be ascer-
tained what the trouble was. We'd
nesday an inspection was made of
he llnes and showed that a wire on
West FIFTH avenue had been cut. which
accounted fo- the darkness Of the
city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07

refrain ira, s.s H#ed As possible. dis
e4sslh& tae threatened political con
te.1= =be'#sen f'epefno.s Davis anl my
se.I .eayns his 10 tho Demoorae~
e Arkansas 70 discuss amoag thcm-
selves #.a.t.I the tme comes 10 MAKE
be canvass. senator Berry refused
10 he dawn into u discussion II s5a5s
politics.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
| A MILITARY COMPANY
Pine Bluff VIII Have One
at a Very Early
Dat.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING At
MERRiL INSTITUTE WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT.
7hrty.Ffve OF Rest Young Men oi tie
city +.aee Enrolled tor Ea-
lstnaeet.
Thirty.Five OF Best Youna Men OF tie
-.1 l5-.,- --r,,If,d fcr F.,
MEET AGAIN MONDAY NlGHT


.ez4eaes4 4szlzs zat5 u y9a5.s p. u
ss.. a. enthusiastic as5ias m fi.5
Par ioss 1atFI.I Institute i75f
9a.z fe9 =aae .#ss=5i ezeaais#as
alI.5;5.s= z5#s5 4eas.3te.# Sch
experienced MS as =G.1Ias Aaj9.s :.
{. Fa5tA. L.1=sea5ss 4z.=.a5@ &.=fs5
soH 9a1sll Jeae= Ha# sss=1 -
aaa caallss rz=2.e4 y=tn
Even stne politicians @eae t..alg as
Hon. H. X. Toney made the Horiaa5-
ing speech p1aaantne Lieut. Hudson s
aame for eAaGl,.yl= o d.
He vas anaai.=egz.z elected #'=.Iaiz-
man a tae ~ tIiTs ~ n
Z. H5an vas elected telaAss&43= So
rotary,
Lieu. Hudson. in fe7s concise az
forci8le remarks stated 10 DIE b5e.y
q yetng mea rne object Of the mee5=
ing He mentioned tha almost ese5E
town il the state. of any importance.
Including towns of 3.1Go inhabitants
ana less. had a military company. eN=
ceot Pine Blusi. a city among the
three largest in the state. He said he
had received orders from Adjutant
General jacobson to secure muster
rolls of company to be approved by
~the officers, after which a full equip
ment for company of infantry would
be forwarded at once.
The chairman called on several of
the young men foT expressions, and
Major Furth, Duyal Johnson. II. X.
Toney, viii Matthews and Dan w.
TAYLOR responded With brief remarks.
aH being in sympathy With the move
ment
MI. w B. Alexander was an interest
ed spectator at the meeting and he
was called upon TO make a few re
marks He talked to the young men
several minutes encouraging them in
the movement and Offering his assist
ance in any way it could be used.
The chairman then called for sigma
lures to The agreement to join the
company and the following young men
were signers:
Major Fred c. Furth. Duval Johnson
II. X. Toney, A. S. Knox, NJ. 7. Nc
Gehee II. E. Bluthenthal, d. l.. Rut-
ledge, w. L. Matthews, Carl Rutledge,
Mercer Sigh. j. Blake Prescott, En-
est B. Reed, NJ A. Altheimer. A. NJ.
Honnett, b. r. Hearn, A. w Reap,
G. G. Larkin. W. e. Ellis S. X Pearcc,
j. d. McGee. Ernest O. Harrison. Dick
w. Pryor. Jack LeMaire. c. G.
Schenck, Dan w Taylor, Hunter
Knox. Charles E. Hearn. Van w Knox,
VIII Jones, ". c. Hudson. d Van
Warner, ]. E. Richardson NJ. E. Niets.
T. P. Henderson. !. NJ Sherman.
On motion of ior Furth tie
meeting adjourned to meet again next
Monday evening at S O'Clock, with the
understanding that every one who had
signed the agreement should consti-
tute himself a committee Of one to
bring in applications.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07

Miss Nettie Freeman has returned
from Dumas, where she has been in At
tendance at the circuit court of that
county. Judge Grace, she sag. per-
.e}itted ter to act as court stenograph-
-. She regards this as Judge Grace
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
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LOUIS ALT3CHUL
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7aTeees 7aa &14. Annie

N#9aes,.sX "a Interesting #hNpIay
n Homsaee 9E which Mf. " d.
2@.sons. tae #oe5o4onalian. Of Warner.
and Mrs. Mimic Fort. an elderly lady
af lhfs city, became man and wife.
was chronicled, which f,vives and
laaig interest to enc OF the most
unique courtships ana .nHpti2ls ever
Known 10 occm in this section.
Mr.. Louis Atschul, the agent OF
Ah. Persons. who was commissioned
With the task Of finding fol him wife,
Was in the city "Wednesday. and while
here displayed TO a Graphic reporter
deed from w. d. Persons, conveying
TO him $50 acres Of as fine bottom
land as Arkansas boasts OF. 1.1jS was
lis reward for the satisfactory manner
in which Nj. Altschul had filed the
aged plan.ar's wants. Mr.. Altschul
AYERS thai it was the easiest money he
ever made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
An INCREASE Of 175
Shown by School Census T!?is
Year Over Last
laI.
THERE ARE 2.c44 WHITE c=lL.
pREN OF SCHOOL AGE ANp
2.o3f CoLoREo.
Taken as Whole, W.1jte ahd co3ored,
Fe6sstes Exceed Males by
Taken as Whole, W.1jte and CoIored,
oTtiER INTERESTING FIGURES

oTtiER INTERESTING FIGURES
4az Harry II@a. ,5aa5sI4=a e. #qi#4..@
school go .. Pine biaHz 1s- zeaa
H.azt zize '=.#a IS laa=t..a selz1i yea.
f5=zHa aasaz t6#ef3tz = =l..azzlf #t=== =5s.5Eate
slzzaE HIis= .azs..zza tase -
.aza5. Population =aa 32.aa= s#@d i u.
#a115#zz
l5f.#le=# .z.===.=z5
Hs54s
H5t@i whites s.=...=ss
SaHas# zGaaee =s-.=.-z
Te#sl=ealag4a =.=.=......=...
IL 1atat 4e699I paRaia=aa t41e
q vi. -.f.s9 a5a =fela9 sa5##s..E
mates. i.ast years eens5s ea.z.d IT
he obtained accurately ,,4J@ll 9za q
i school population - ze,a= s.
klioWn iG have bee@ about 300. aiS
would show an increase =6f apHroXi-
mately 175.
Some interesting facts are shoUz.
by The latest census. There are =
more white school children than ealar-
cd children Comparing the pupils elie
ible to school attendance by SEXES it
IL foHnd that there are 81 more col
oFed girls than White girls. and 100
nore White boys than colored boys.
\ further comparison shows that the
girls are more numerous. there being
2S more white girls than White boys
and 215 more oolored girls than color
ed boys.
Three are altogether 2159 females
and 1916 males placing the females
in the asccndancy by o43
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
CIeIezl- Chess -EL..4zeEs.

\ considerable potion e chess
PLAYERS asz elz2'--ttea9 mini er
SSsa the etHaI5aH. II z@i 5u8tl this
consult II t2e re@Hpae and tae
#eeiaies the ea8WE5= recording the
same and 10 eaass lQi1U5zaa slts. It
#ill asa4zs Haal tie Easfsr ef Eeys,
2ad i. D.s 55aH *al N7 s5z7 upon
t.sse Ias seriousness 0t f5e saWo
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07
e., ,1-..e.e 81. - i-Li..llt.

! small 6sE stood 1a#+5as down at
f'#e esad1e il #i.ies=HaE IS BfaadnaH
sister. arrived Tie Gay before. Mo
H.as l4aas.s se:zJs5'es aad ahereiFa
&tteH - 2'2l2 Get setd
t.#s9. II a.a,i @iH2 dis@esI writ
tGa 81 ese5E ti4o q lis 2a5&li =eoH3=
tcna&aa. @Caz. b ez.s.= n having
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-07

NJ. NJ. S. Mitchell, business man
ger of the Arkansas Democrat, was
i visitor IN the city today.
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STONY CREEK NE VS..

Mr.. Ransom Ham of the Novel;
Hill section, was here Sunday.
Miss Marion Crawford spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday with Miss
Apple Pate.
Mr.. Thos. Edmundson, of your
city passed through here Sunday en-
route to his farm.
Our farmers are about through
planting corn, and planting cotton
is the order Of today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Pate, spent
Saturday night with his brother MI.
w. B. Pate near Saulston.
Mr.. D. A. Measley, Of La Grange,
made very pleasant visit with Mr..
Otis Paschall Saturday and Sunday.
Messrs. Sidney Deans and M.
Sherman, Of your city, passed
here Sunday on their way to Pate
town.
Messrs. r. P. Crumpler and Will
Crawford, made flying trip up the
road Sunday, most any one car
guess where.
| Mr.. w. r. Paschall, of Black
| Creek, was visiting his parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. r. Paschall Saturday
| ,,o4,,rpod NTopdav
Miss Eva Paschall left Monday fol
La Grange, where she will visit the
Misses Joyner, and will attend the
closing exercises of the school there
the 18th April 1902.
A very laughable joke was told on
three of our popular young boys the
other day. Last Friday night one
of them said he was going to see hii
best girl. Well, his twobrothers sale
| they were going too. So they de
cided to drive young steer to {
buggy. They got there all o. x.
but when ready to leave, the steer
had got loose and gonenearly home
They caught him and went back af
ter the buggy. But most of the joke
was on the one that went especially
! to see the girl. He said he certainly
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means buying meat next fall, and no
farmer can be successful who fails to
raise 'hOg and hominy" at home.
In regard to the Union Depot,
pardon us for saying that the west
ern terminus of Walnut street, is the
most city-like location. A shed,
with trains running and shifting
through beautiful East and West
Centre street, will forever rob it of
its "tony-ness, and the probability
of a street car line, no matter how
much it may develop and will cause
the very sight of oour city's main
thoroughfare, to be suggestive Of car
shops, side, tracks, oil and smoke,
when it could be made the prettiest
street in the State. We do not pre-
sumo to dictate, but but the city's fu-
ture demands a removal of the tracks
from its center, for its own good, and
the safety Of its people.
The marria~e of Nv WintOn
Wells and Miss Hettie Smith, which
took place at Ebenezer church last
Wednesday, at 7:3O O'Clock, was one
of the prettiest weddings ever wit
messed in this community. The
church was beautifully decorated for
the occasion, and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. H. E. Tripp in
his usual impressive manner. Miss
Carrie Crawford presided at the Or
gan, and under the sweet strains of
the wedding march the bridal party
entered the church preceded by the
ushers, Messrs. John Sasser and
Chester Smith; Mr.. Will Rose and
Miss Berta Crawford Mr.. Forest
Smith and Miss Minnie Neal; Mr..
Will Hines and Miss Lula Smith;
Mr.. Albert Smith and Miss Lalla
Smith. Then followed the bride and
groom, halting under an evergreen
arch, and in the presence of a large
crowd were made man and wife.
The bride and bridesmaids were be-
comingly attired in white, which
added beauty and solemnity to the
occasion. They have many friends
who wish them many years Of joy
and happiness.
=. KILLIKINICK.
coax Glenn"
Walter, n. C. April Is.
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GREENLEAF LETTER.
Happenings of the Past Week in
Our Nearby Community.
ARGUS BUREAU
April Is, 1902.
Greenleaf, n. c..

Our asparagus, growers are now in
their glory.
Mr.. w. B. Talton made business
trip to Patetown Friday.
Mr.. Geo. Deans, of Richmond, is
on visit to his mother here.
Mr.. Nathan Bass and children are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Howell.
Miss Eva Paschall, ofStony Creek,
left on Monday to visit friends in
LAGRANGE. sl
Mr.. L. L. Crawford and wife visit
ed their brother, Mr.. A. L. CraW-
ford, in the Eureka section, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. III. E. Deans has just received
an elegant and costly surveyors tran.
sit, and is prepared to do all kinds
Of surveying.
Little Dock Measle, of LAGRANGE,
was changing around'' Stony Greek
Sunday. Boys you know measles
are contagious.
Mr.. B. A. Scott, of Lucama, VIII
son county, has just paid visit to
Mr.. H. D. Ham, Of our section,
where his daughter Miss Minnie is
boarding and attending school.
The patrons Of the school taught
by Mr.. L. III. Reeves, are highly
pleased with its management and
besides the usual term have employ
ed him to teach another month.
TATOR Bug.
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A CARD OF THANKS.

AS the season of 1901-1902 is at a
close, we want to return our many,
many, thanks to our friends and pa
irons for their liberal support while
at the Farmers Warehouse, and
hope we have done nothing to cause
you to regret having sold with us.
We further state that we have
rented the Banner Warehouse next
door to post office for next season and
most of our old force will be with us:
So you can see that we are going in
the push, to do some hard work. We
are going to prepare for your interest
and comfort in our new quarters.
Please bear these facts in your minds.
The impression is now that the weed
is going to be high this year.
Hoping you all will make..a a good
crop, and we will prepare for you to
get a good price, hereby subscribe
for the new concern,
Yours to serve,
81. G.. WILLIAMS & CO.
Successor to Edmundson & Williams.