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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-15

All members of the D. of H. who are
interested in new degree team will
please meet in Union hall ct 7.30 o'clock
Thursday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-15

William T. Johnson, Bowdoin ,06, is
out of college for the winter term and
is working in the Augusta Savings
Bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-15

Lovely fresh violets at Ben Venue
Floral Parlors, corner Western avenue
and Chapel street. 14and17th
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-15

Colds or coughs quickly cured by Lung
Kuro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-15

| 81
/ VA
| Es|
va
m n
M
NM
N
EVERYBODY
WIN hEAOo
| THIS NEWS
CANNOT
HELP
BEING
IMPRESSED
WITH THE
REMARKABLE
/ VALUES
THAT
FOLLOW.
IT'S The
GREATEST
SELLING
EVENT
OF THE
YEAR IN
AUGUSTA.
NEVER
IN HE
u,ero,x
HISTORY
OF OUR
BUSINESS
HAVE WE
PLACED
BEFORE
YOU SUCH
AN ARRAY
OF VALUES
IN HIGH
GRADE
WEARING
APPAREL.
OUR
ENTIRE ~
LINE OF
LADIES',
MISSES
AND
cHlLDREN's
CLOAkS
AND SUITS
TO GO IN
THIS SALE
REGARDLESS
OF COST.
| ALL is,
| lFYOU
| WANT
| ANYTHING
IN THE
GARMENT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-15

A large line of Ladies Waists con-
sisting of WOOL Silk, ileece-back
pique, Scotch Fiannels, ETC., regard
less Of cost.
A small lot of Ladies' Flannelette
Robes to go at 29c each
One lot of Ladies Flannelette Robes
to go at 39c each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-15

Choicest assortment of fine Neck
wear to be found in the city. See the
25c Ties we are running at 19c
One lot sec Boston Bags to go at
39c each
one lot Wrist Bags to go at Zoe ZACH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-15

See the Robes we are offering in this
sale at 79c each
Odd lots of Ladies' Cotto, Under
wear slightly soiled and tumbled to
go at a great sacrifice.
Walking Skirts from $1.49 upwards.
Good trades in Dress Skirts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-17
GriduB iih i'm 9clcr.

GTz8dnttafitrer uno g}ationuIbantz
8icezPrGiioent nimmt ii6 bas 2es
ben, angeblid pegen bausIi9en
llngIiid8.
Remzgort, 16. SUM-. - 6ronf
Dean, @ice=9rGIibent Der ,Geubouro
Rutionalz8ant uno bis Dor 8ur3em
&ofiirer Der r6ift6 9lpenue 8ont,
begin9 beute i'm Seller feiner 8pbz
nung 81 Oft=Orange, N.zS., Sel6itz
morO bur6 GrI6ieBen. Seine Sat
tin, peIfe felt Sabren trGntIi6 iIt,
iopie anOere 2(nge60riqe 6ebaupten,
feline gbnung bon Dem N}otip fir
Die Shat gu ba6en.
Sn ben 8anten, nit nelhen Dean
in @erbinbung itano, miro ertIGrt,
Der SeIbitm0rOer lei in 5oIge bGu5liz
fen ltnglijf5 melanboliI6 geporben.
Seine 6rau letoe ieit 3ebn Sa6ren an
3ranf6eit, unO Iein 3p0lfid9riger
Sobn lei tijr3li6 an 2ungenent3ijnz
bung ertrantt. 5inan8ieue 2ln9elez
genbeiten bdtten abIoMt g}i6ts nit
Der 8ei6i6te gu t6un, Dean babe
ni6t Ipetulirt, uno ieine 8ermDgens=
DsrbGltniIIe Ieien in Gronung, Dean
mar etfpQ 40 Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-17

3pei BON Der 6amiIie Deu5 II.
Sinh be5 Or. 6iggs. gBunr
mar Die 3ettung Der 5alHilie be-,
@onier. Sein 6aus purOe BON
6lutben breipiertel Weilen neit T
ab9etragen unb bort 5uriidgeluiit
GonIer itanb in Dem oberIten Sto(
ipert bis gum 6aIie i'm 0aIer unf
belt nit itartem 2lrm feline 6rau In
fetn Sinh uuf Dem i6liipfrigen 9Ql,~
felt, bis Die erIe6nte 3ettung fam.
Better unterbalb 3ertrUmmerten bic
8Ogen Die 6GuIer Der 5omilien 8ont
uno glber, uno teiner Der llnqludliz
den entging bem @eroerben. 9lm
S6tperiten mar Der @erluit an N2enz
fdenleben in Dem 6eppnerz6otel, mel
dies nit ettpa so 8diten uno 8epp6z
nern 81 @runOe ging. Die 8eIiBer
Oes 9Otels, Spnes uno QI9bauQ6,
purben gerettet; lire beioen 5amilien
ertranten. 6erner Ino in ben 6Iutben
umgetommen: Die 6omilien 9atterz
ION, Dunn, 9&oble, Sones, Blair, gb.
@pbn unO 6. s. Turnport6.
0aS gan3e QBobnunQspiertel lit
5ertriimmert, pdbreno Die @ei4Gftsz
bduier, Die b0ber Iiegen uno feiter gez
baut iinb, ni6t 10 i6Iimm bei6Gotgt
itno. 9aS S6uIbau5 uno bas Sc
ri6t5gebGuoe, Die 8eiOe auf elmer On
b06e ite6en, blieben unperIe6rt; Oaqez
gen purben 3pei 9otte5bduier, Die
0}etboOiiten= uno Die 9re86Dterianer=
Stride, pOllItGnoig 3ertriimmert. Inn
Da5 8ubn6ofsgebduDe 56pemmten bic
6lut6en groBe Srijmmer6uufen an,
IN Del6en man cine 2ln3abl 2ei6en
fan0. 8iele Der Grtruntenen nurOen
BON ben Wogen in ibrem ruienOen
2aufe peiter binub geIdpemmt uno
Iiegen iiber Die gan3e S6oIIdIu6t 3erz
ftrPut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-17
&ai aibingtnn- -gSegneiler.

Osn SGngern unb Sdngerfreunben,
tDel9e pGbrenb oes Sdngerfeites einen
Qbite9er na6 Der 8unb:s6uuptitaot
MAIDEN, iino folgenbe 9otels un0 Eez
itaurationen smpfp6len:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-17

"SSL iUHItIlNlN " NJIN (. --LIIILtI
RatbidIdge finOen Geb0r unO
tein neuer Strite i'm 2lntbrocitz
8epier 1T 5u 6efijrdten.
6cranton, ga, Is. SUM-. =
9rdiioent W}it6eQs 3at6i6lGge buz
ben @eb0r gefunDen, uno aqe5 @ereOe
ijber einen neuen Strite Der 6arttob=
IengrGber lit peritummt. Der Con-
pent Der 2eBteren na6m 6eute einz
ittmmiQ 8eI6IijIIe an, na6 nel6en
jeoer 9iftritt ieparot iiber Die Grz
nG6lung pon @ertretern in Der 8erz
i06nungsbeb0roe abItimmen IoQ. Die
0eleqaten Der brei 9iitrifte i6ritten
oarauf 3u Den betreffenoen Q6itimz
mungen, unO Oas 8eiultat OerIelben
nurbe pom Gonbent Dur6 2lttlumoz
tion sene6miQt. Der Gonpent na6m
nod einen anoeren 8eI1IuB an, nelz
der beroronet, OaB ale 8ei6perDen,
unitdtt Dur6 lange Oebotten ubgeDroz
f6en gu perOen, iofprt Der @erfobz
nung8beb0rOe CUR GrpGgung Iberz
pieien nerben iolen. Die beutigen
W}aBnu6men peroen o6ne 3tpeifel bic
8iQigung Der 8rubengeieQi6aFten err
baIten uno einen neuen Strife per=
bitten.
I'm 2.45 g}a4mitta8s Dertogte ii6
Der Gonoent fine Die.
grGiioent @eorge ). 8aer Don Der
8eaoin9 8abn BAT i'm 3amen Der
8ruben 8eIeuIduften ongetijnoigt,
oaB Die 8ei6Iiiiie oe5 GonDents bic
4rin3ipale 6efrieoigen uno BON i6nen
acceptirt peroen. 2lGe 8efo6r zines
Strifes iit biermit aus Dem 8e8e 8ez
rdumt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-17
Soltet eutb fiibl-ssaiicrfrafttad,er

4rtis $3.50 Gardntirt pirfamtr unD bauer
batter, dls irqtuo psib; dnOcrtu 6a3r. l}s}Ol=
ligc MtiTu9=Sl0tttr. aataioJ auf @crIor9tn -
6. I. Jarppell, 338 3oro=Gbarlt5z 7traBt.
Sunll3 WthJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-17
SOmmer=c 1ir6GuJcr.
Gaftsrn zbpre pon MNarpIanr nber Queen
Nlmnes Niiembabn.

56rcibt lpcqtu @roi6irc NIT gjtt oOn 2O0irs
bauitru, oercu gage uuo Qrciic
SpciidljuQ uu0 Iampicr 5abrtn pou Gcutrcs
pjllc nm alien Statioucn nab HoDc Nojut, uus
itieBcno nit Sampicrn Dir Baltimore I'M 10
llbr Born. tdQlib lausotnommcu Sountdgsl I'M
Il.4O &orm. tGQib crrcidcu.
&idftbrcuO 2lbiabrt BON Baltimore, Qicr TO-,
9iqbt=Strab,, tdglid tdusQcuommcu SOuntuQsu, ,,
t 9atmittuQs; Souutags :, 9 9orm uuO 3.lj
YuhmttlQs
Communications ittts nn6 nltu Quuttc iu nicorj=
gen Gr:iicn. 9ustuuit ertbcilt ! b &. = . =
lcD, @tNcralz NuiiuQcr=A Agcut, 4jcr 10, Siqbttr.
I67-pl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-17
6arriIon 8uQ, Elm Gnfel
9Eas rcr Gidmauf

INWN TUT I TWUEuIT
uuttr ben Gocltciucu, lit Die q.
QiQt uat:r osu piutu. G,tlts 2
milp, u.rfsuoc ayoBe Ocutbt
it.t 5abrbunOtrt:u IN Cutu 81
peu. 9tbsrz uuo uuttricIbs 81
p,rpau.ibteit mo G,yitopiuuJ
bcpdhrt. 9TllBt Gub uui
t.rsQjne NM psr0tt 8.iuu3
al 5ubcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-17
Ser graiiOcut in @irginien.

Charlottesville, @a., 16.
Sum-. - Die 70. Sa6resI6luBFeier
Der l1niperiitGt BON 8irginien funb
6eute in 8egenport bes grGIioenten
RooIebelt itott. Ser QeBtere fam
fur3 por W}ittag bier an unb belt
cine ldngere ReOe. I'm 7 ll6r 2lbo8.
trut er ben Ridpe8 nod @oi6ingtOr
an.
@af6tn8ton, ,. g., 16, Sun
-9rGIioent RooieOelt unO ieine ga
tin, neI6e i'm na6 G6arlotte5Oi
begIeitete, tcbrten nm 10 lt6r 6e
Q(6eno BON bort bier6er 5urijd.
- 6arriIon 8uu, elm gnfel Z
muel 8uQ'S, pel9er bic rieiige 8
f6mieDete, pel6e pGbrenb De5 u
6Gngigteitsfrieges i6er ben 8.
geIponnt ipurDe, um Der eng
sFlotte bic Ginfu6rt in ben +
pertpe6ren, lit in Girclepiue,
einem 6er3i6Iuge erlegen, pGF
1i6 nit Ieinem PaItor unterb
8erItDr6ene mar 8anfbirettr
meiIter un0 elmer Der anc
8iirger ieiner 9eimatbsfto'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-17
4:reir GxlsurItn,t
nddJ-
New=N0rf nlO llmaeacnO.

Cine frci Gr!uriiou mad
Ncp=Oort uuD lImq;Qeuo lpIrO oou &ul=
. timorc aus ocranitaItet iiir Sitituigcu,
. mclhc &aupldBc Der ySufiOn Is. & :.
. 8tultD 60" in O;r StdOt NcW=0Ort, nit
= Der Abd6t 3u faufcu, bciibtiocu pollcH.
: Sie grfuriiou lit obiolut toit:nirci, uuo
= ipcuu sic bel Der 2ufuuit in Vcip=Nort
fiuocu, oaB irQcuo pclbe iali6c Surs
. icauuQcu in uuitrcn @mciqeu gcmadt
!, luo, 10 ipcrom Sic aui uuicrc Soften ci=
. nCu foitcnfrccn 2usiluQ Qcbobt bubcH.
Sics lit bic liberulitc Gfisrtt, nj; qcmlbt
rpcrOcn fauu Dtu a. ipirD oaourd iIbtrz
: iIiiNQ GCmabt, onOcrt GrturdOHcu iu
: uuttrucbmcu, I'M Oa5 9ultimOrcr 9ubls
FUN Die UoriuQljdJ,n GtlsGCubcitcn cr=
ttuuCu iu luNcu iiir cine flctnc Ropttalz
}lulaQe inter lcibtcu &cOiuQungcu NIT
ciucr Qaraniirtcu g9trtbcrbobuuQ um 20
4rojtrt in Dr1i Aabrcn. 29cnu Sits sic
intcrriirt 10 bcna6ribtiQ,u Sic ms
ourb cine 4ottartC, nm mir pcrotu &bs
utn bic SADIE udbcr crtldrer. NDrciic:
: 3. .. Suite, MaHagtr &odion Is. &
:. 8coltD 60, 648 g, Gquitublcs@ujIs
oiug. U67-7lbD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-17
THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE co.

6npItaI. .................. sI,OOO, 900,
ueberidbub.. ....--.. 81 100000,
Gfe Salpsrt= uno sSapettc= StraRc,
pcrmirthet iict,:re 7rp often S chatter
in ibreH gceen 6euer uno SiHbre1sr eeiifcIteE
Stnolben.
Gimmt @eloer aIs 1tpoiitum entseaeH. bic Gbe65
nui Sitt uHterworfsn itH5 uRo Ge5ablt 3lnien au
fneIlne SilaHsen.
2ritt als IeitameEtspoliireder, YdtIaGpsIrudIter
2ruitse SormuHo u. 10. oui. ebeHio nls S,rUaItsr
uhter 0upotuet
utb,trosuuss gaeuteH uro Essiitratcr,u Don
giictIen uHo Oblieoiion,n.
neberHlmmt Die SIntaiiiruua pon giHfomneH, SIs
pioeHoeH. Dtltthen Il. uno ioret fur pinttIide
ausSablTn9 oerieIteH.
Npbert 6. Sdpieiou, Yrdfoe7t.
0ermnu y. l5uu;, %; S,x,;,n,,,.-
Sphn u 1Sbirriesr,
Ghds. VI. Sacr. Setrctdr uao SdGsuIeiI!er
(Diri22.lSl&S 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-17
Sum 6Oblruardbcrs GOnhcut.

8srf06nli6e 8ef6GjTe. - 0}it6ens
Rat5faIdge finoen Ge60r unO
tein neuer Strite i'm 2lnt6rocitz
Repier 1T 5u befur6ten.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-07

FOR RENT-Three furnished roons
conveniently arranged for light house
keeping Apply a. 7e9 Main street,.
80
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-07

ofsee: Corner Sraraaue ana Cnest
nut Streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-07

-Leos or to- lie big drawing 8
,.,e B7sek H. Jaa',v / Holland -
..a~9er-
-gs5@s eare.-rl,..,s you
cvl:s ar. headaches when al othe.
-emed,sS
We har7 Sr-e - &c..ses for
-ent n ne West End Call at once.
lettae- a2d Well. lis Main street.
Telephone IS for fresh rolls. cot
tsee. cakes ant dougbaurs Every a.
taraoaa hot between and ) O'Clock.
ice ,9eyer and company
-ses.ss.,.,..r ass5ls He make the
seSe 9.a country al rte low
So psiee. Send fer cur catalogue ].
/ Rtetey AMI company. Artists 5a+3
LaSaua street. Chicago. II
We row have another bread was,
II ta.sAe cry. Should any = rs
wagons rot reach you telephone is.
aat deliveries vii Be made ino}et;,
are,y f-oo, the store ice c Neve:
3ci company.
Mr.. ". F. Nu.likea returned sar.
.,rjay from Terry. where ne was cali
Sd % wait upon his brogae--in-law N.
J \. Mcintyre. WHO has been ve-y IL
for some time past. He reports hat,
NJ MeInrire'S condition IS greatly IN
pcoved.
Mr.. Will J. Levy was in the city
clay treu Nabbaseka AMI reported
= general health OF thar place good.
He said he country IN that section
has roV yet been flooded and TIE crops
are u / me condition.
Mr. Walter A. Cain and Miss
Mamie |. Waits were married Sarur.
day forenoon by Esquire ". E. Sal
-ee. The squire has TO otfeiate al
many marriages. and s becoming very
proficient as kror tier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-07

Some OF the negroes say they are
going 10 walk and buy buggies and
surries before they will ride on jim
Crow street cars. To be sure the
whites don't care. and then il will
make business fer the dealers in pleas.
ure vehicles. But most OF them will
walk some time before they are able
70 afford private conveyances.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-07

Advertising rates made known or
application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-07

ucatiou for every class and line Of
business aud the schools are being
movs literally patronized every year.
Several academies have Just closed
their first Yeas work, and the pros.
poets Tor the next year are bright. Ed
ucatien is in The aseendancy in AT
kansas and the state IS rapidly fail
Ing into line with the other states OF
the union
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-07
heap CT. III
~
alNERIlSE NlUS .S.sSs

RATES-It casa sccclz-aai7: -
order. .1a o-ice a.. = e.:Gts =
week - tree les. es.2e:-s
words 70 TIE l;ne=.s charged *. :.
a-..ss5-.-se. a- ne rate e ) ee.sgs ee -
esea t2sa9s.iio- " cheap a4s ak
- leSs thar HssSs cor
-esgs Want A.7aTs- - -
EANTED-Oce 3e-l-e; tea. s-oea
: pasture a. s. ce- -. oe- lea
Ca, On c. y. Lemon a. boa. ia--s-=.
y
NE\-Our illustrated catalogue *
plains how We teach BARRIERS trade 4
Snort time. mailed free. Mole- Bar.
Ter College. S. Louis, No. 20
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-07

LET JEFF lne DaNtS oISiAS Ill (
SET. THE howlins themselves
EXAMPLE hoarse II their demands
that Judge Carroll Wood
resign his place on the bench before
taking ~ his campaign Ter the Demo
cratic suberuayorial nomination. II
is also fact that these same organs
are nor demanding the nomination Of
Gov. Davis before beginning his cam
paisn. an evidence that they are n,
spired in this matter seis.E .en 4
comm ot yzsEr interest il Davis can.
,,iaaev These organs did
not demand that Governor
Davis resign MS Office 5o make
any enc Of the three campaigns ne has
GOV. Davis resign his office q make
any one the Of three campaigns ne has
made for state orhee Whyss it any
more necessary ser Judge Weed q
any othsr candidate fer state o'dee
r, resign tie oface he now holds &c.
f,r. entering upon his campaign han
i is for JET Davis 70 DO the same:
The Graphic is aaahle Il 414eEs saa2
tzs.- Siaa & reasoning. Dc they ssas
thar js.,se N-eod VII neglect rs oas
;ss on the bencn while engaged IN
rss subsrnatorial campaign Il $
,hsn explain how Gov. Davis can "aAs
, campaign for governor and United
s,,.ss senator at the same time Wi1a.
,,t ,ss,ee1ins Ms duties as chief eN'
seutive Of the state Do they 60 op
an ,ba i,e.. ylal tie interests q *
-. ,.rs better when JEFF deserts ths
cares Of official duties than While os
j. attempting 70 perform them:
There are Just as good reasons WY
90, Davis should vsfgn as for Judge
W., - -sSiSp. and while the Grapnie
does rot speak au1aoritayiEetE, " HAs
-. Information from a reliable source
:, the effect that = Gov. DAVIS Wiz
,ss,xn the gubernasor.al chair oeteEs
.,s,ins his campa-sn. Immediately a..
-. Gov Davis resignation IS accept,
:, 1,sxs Wooa will resign his posi-,
ron on the bench. AMI then en'eE '-1s
.a,,nafsn against Davis ani contest
every inch OF the ground II ne state,
II RE Davis howlers are sincere II
,,ei~ statements as 10 Judge Wood
lar them apply the same reasoning
- Davis, ana then have him resign
,is once As the Graphic has already
said i does not make the statement
nv Judge Wood,< authority, bur
feels tu.ly 5usy6s9 u saying Jaa'
I..sss Woots 5 resignation would :
instantly forthcoming
Lsr tie Davis sreusers eoz1s . tt-,1s
with the governors resignation g
cease ,asfr silly twad3.e about t1e
resignation q Judge Woo6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-07

Published BY
Th- ACAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-07
+ + 4. {. I. + + + y + r + i. r x
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
=. !. l. + i + + + l. + + : + + +
THE Pu Sic

~ .4eaSe take notice that We have
uoFss. . ,..e Premises tor,1e..:. oe~s
pie, 3 the Pine Bluff Light and Va
ter company at No. is Main ST.
where w would BE pleased 10 ia
then call We shall continue 70 si,,
ali who favor Us with their patronage
excellent service Some choice bar
gains for sale II real estate. and
money 70 loan 81 real estate and com.
nes<tal paper. Properly 1ent,es G.
Al economical 81. profitable basis :or
owners. LEITNEg 4 VEL.
Is Main ST.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-07
PERSONAL POINTS.

San Franklin spent Saturday = Lit
lie RoeA.
\. s. rGavss vas i Little Reez
yesterday.
VIII Davis : II The city. the s-es'
II friends and relatives.
STATE superintendent J. Il H.1e-
Non WaS II tie city SATURDAY
Miss Hazel Leyey te4 from / ro-c1
yesterday and broae Ter an e4t !
getting along nicely,
NJ s " Wssv. general attorney
q ne Cor-e1 Be.r. vas II c1e cry
yesterday co sc tie oasl game
Miss Bessie Bsl,amy. q MISSISSIPPI,
: = re city. tne guest = Ter cousin
Miss Annie Nee
NJ s :. Hal. e Lite Roek. vas
i tie ci,y Yesterday. NJ EaH was
former eupteye u lae Gotten Belr
here
VI. aad Ms s,sx : Deyfus leave
today ter New Yo-k city. NJ Drey-
tus viii return IN month. bur Mrs.
Dreyfus will be gone all summer.
Miss Minnie Allen Of Anniston.
Ala who has been visiting Mrs. Flor.
ence Hearn has been engaged by Miss
Callie Jones 10 assist next year il
Miss Jones SchcoL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-07
g = sccaL

-1e Ca-.-i.ysTi;s- 17-dearar Il c1e FIR,
Presbyterian esI1ir--i1. aad a sac.aF le
ar lie 1tftIe If zoe ?. 4.evarde- T-..
lay light Soout aBe hundred zsgesss
rrp-4s rIte-a-t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-07

LET JEFF The Davis organs are
GET THE howlius themselves
EXAMPLE hoarse II their demands
that Judse Carroll Wood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-07

TIE L.i-tle Rock eorres po1Gen1 q
he Memphis Morning News sunnaS
t.es the closing school year IN Ar
kansas as follows The present week
has seer q great one with the educa-
-.rrras institutions OF Arkansas. most
af eaem hasing held their annual
commencement exercises The pas'
rear aaa aeen cne Q. The best in ths
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SUNDAY. June :, 1908.
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FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Edito

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Il for several days.
Newport daily independent., 1903-06-22
STROKE OF LIGHTNING
 INJURED FIVE PEOPLE.
Large Elm Tree in Reeder Yard Was Struck by Lightning and Five Per sons Sitting Upon Porch Were
 Severely Injured by Flying
 Splinters Sunday Aft
ernoon.

This town was visited by an elec- trical storm Sunday afternoon, one sharp stroke of lightning that was felt throughout the town having splintered q massive elm tree in the Reeder yard on Remmel Avenue at the foot of Elm Street, and seriously injured five people who were sitting upon the porch hardly five feet away. Their escape from death would seem miracu- lous, considering their proximity to the stroke and the wreck made of the porch by the splintered tree.
 Mrs. l.. v. Reeder, daughter Miss May, aged 19 years, son Fred, F years old, together with Miss Jamie Jones and Andy Darrow, were sitting upon the back porch when the storm came up and did not realize their dangerous position, beneath the large elm tree, when about o'clock stroke of lightning, accompanied by heavy peal of thunder, struck the old land- mark of nature, splintering it's body and hurling flying timbers in every direction.
 Darrcw was the most seriously in- jured, one limo being paralyzed from the hip down, aside from other bruises. He was reported little bet ter Monday.
 Miss May Reeder sustained an in jured hip and other bad bruises from flying splinters.
 Fred Reeder is disabled from work owing to injuries, having been struck oad blow on the back of the head.
 The balustrade of the porch was totally wrecked and great holes were made in the roof of the house by the -plintered pieces of elm.
 Ulysses Reeder and a friend, Oscar Haynes, were sitting upon the front porch and were severely shocked, but otherwise uninjured.
 After the storm news of the work of the lightning's stroke brought large crowds to the scene to view the old disfigured elm, which still stands, though parked upon either side to the ground.
Newport daily independent., 1903-06-22
ADVANTAGE OF
 KNOXVILLE SCHOOL.

The teachers of Arkansas who are thinking of attending a summer school this summer can find no place more desirable than the Summer School of the South to be held at Knoxville. Those in charge have provided for faculty of the most distinguished edu- cators of the country, 93 in number. The location of the school is desirable as Knoxville is one of the healthiest and most picturesquely situated cities in the South. 2,OOO from the South attended this school last summer, and fully as large an attendance is ex- pected this year. On account of the cheap railroad rates, l am sure Ar kansas will be well represented in this school this summer. b tJ1
Newport daily independent., 1903-06-22
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT
 PARTIALLY AWARDED.
Arkansas, Missouri & Kansas Railroad Lets Contract for First Twenty
 Five Miles of New Railroad.

Joplin, Mo-, June 21.-The contract has been let to build the first twenty five miles of railroad for the Arkan- sas, Missouri & Kansas line to the Atlas construction company Work of construction will begin at Joplin at once, and the road will be pushed to the Arkansas line by fall. The $13,- 000,000 bonds of the road have been purchased by an English syndicate and the money is now on deposit to build the line. The new road is said to be an independent line, and ex- tends from Memphis, Tenn, to Chan ute, Kan, a distance of 450 miles.
 The grade of the southwest Mis- souri electric line, between Joplin and Chitwood is finished, and rails are now being laid. The new branch to Duenweg is about half finished, and it is announced that both lines will be in operation by September l.
Newport daily independent., 1903-06-22
 FARMERS, DRAYNEN

And all users of axle grease that want the best grease on the market and that recognize a good thing when shown its merits, we recommend our Gold en and Castor Oil brands of Axle Grease. It is put up in 1 pound tin boxes and 3 pound tin buckets. For sale by all up-to-date merchants. Ask for it and take no substitute. It is guaranteed to have no equal for quality on the market.
Newport daily independent., 1903-06-22
OWNERSHIP
 NOT AN EXPERIMENT.

The city of Memphis has lately bought the waterworks heretofore owned by private corporation, and the Newport Herald observes that "It will be interesting to watch this ex- pertinent in municipal ownership" The Herald might have been watch ing one here at Batesville for several years that ought to be of special in terest to the people of Newport, since it gives us both better and cheaper service than they get from private corporation. Municipal ownership is not an experiment. Batesville Guard.