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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06

Charlotte. N. c., where she will enter
Elizabeth College. She will | graduate
from that school this term.
Miss Anna May Moore, Of Trenton.
Tenn., arrived yesterday and will visit
Mr. and Mrs E. D. Russell. on West
Sixth avenue for few weeks.
Miss Ola Davis left on Saturday
morning for Hot spr:Hss and Pine
Bluff after mont vacation With
her parents in Beehe where she was
Welcomed by many friends.
Br. and Mrs. A. G. Thompson leave
today for Detroit to attend the meet
ing of the grand lodge of Red Men.
They will be gone about two weeks
and While away will visit several east
ern points.
Miss Eunice Bumgarener has re-
turned home after a several weeks
visit 70 friends and relatives at Dan
vile, Ark, and Oklahoma City, ac-
eompanied by her little brother, Jes-
sic, who will visit Prentiss Dickey a
few days
Mrs. 4. d. Foster returned on Satur-
day 10 her home in Pine Bluff, accom-
nanied by her little daughter Edith.
Mrs. Foster and her husband were for
many years residents of Beebe Mr..
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c. c. Gates, of Wilmar, is in the city
y. S. Gates, of Eagle Mills. is in
the city
f. p. Wells, H., of Clarendon. is a
visitor in the city.
J. P. Jarvis, OF Noble Lake, is here
on business.
l.. W. Coy, of Little Rock. Was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. b. Garter and son left last night
fer Los Angles, Cal.
Sol. Wormser, of Little Rock was
here yesterday.
Mr.. \" A. Clay OF Joplin, Mo. is d
business visitor in the city.
Miss Alma Taggart leaves Monday
for Kentucky to resume her studies.
Mrs. c. NJ Ferguson has gone to
North Carolina, her cid home, 20 spend
i month.
Mrs. Sam Naulx returned this morn
iHs from an extended visit to relatives
in The north
Miss Maggie Wilbourne left yester-
day afternoon for a two months visit
10 friends in Tennessee
Or. S. c. Alexander of Pine Bluff
Was a welcome visitor to our city this
week -Monticelonian.
Mrs. Fannie S King has returned
from a visit to ]. Y Sanders and tam
ily of AXE Village.
Miss Maud Hurley returned To LIT.
tie Rock after being the guess Of Mrs
W y. Ferguson for week.
Mr. Van Knox Of Pine Bluff spent
last week with his friend, Mr. Harry
iiankins. in this ity-Monticeronia
Hiss May I.anham has been called
homo on account OF the illness OF her
mother. She was visiting Miss Annie
May Cross.
JUDGE A. B. Grace. Judee w. d.
Jones and W 9. Bonie viii leave Mon
day L aeld eeHrt al =siisy. lin-
cela county.
Mrs Hen1T Cook AMI son. jerome,
retura today 10 their home in Cncinna.
Il after a months visit 10 relatives il
the city
Miss Chloe Jones. Of English, VINO
has been visiting Mrs = +, Benton
returned 10 her home yesterday. Miss
Jones viii leave in q few days FOR
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The old, but ever popular French
mmance. Camille was presented at
&sll park last night by the Spooner
s.Gpany and pleased large audience.
f is in this play that Miss Spooners
ETs1as think she is al her best, and
He disappointed none Of her former
.samlrers and gained many new ones.
1Ns strong emotional part is admira-
sty saited to Miss Spooner and she
Aces full Justice to every scene. The
satire company appears ii the cast and
5a good effect.
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IF YOU AXE A PROPERTY OWN
eR, we want you to know our meth
DDS Of doing business;
Knowing our methods, you ARE
CERTAIN TO ~ESiRE OUR SERvl.
CES.
IF you ARE NOT A PROPERTY
OWNER, you should be.
IF CRESTED in Auying, selling.
leasing or renting properties, OR IF
YOU WANT A LOAN,
You should see WHAT WE CAN DO
FOR YOU.
A CALL on US will serve to make
Us better acquainted, and will create
. re tant benefit.
@TNER AND We'll,
TIE Always Want to Please" REAL
ESTATE AGENTS,
1fo Main ST.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06

roster was at one time cashier Of the
Bank OF Beebe, and now holds a similar
position in Pine Bluff. They have a
wide circle of friends in Beebe who
are always glad to wish them we'll
Beebe News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06

NANTED--A wood turner Good
wages and steady work. Dyke Bros
Fort Smith. Ark go
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06

VAN .1i1-White or eolored girl as
nurse. Apply TO +. c. Dietrick, S23
Pine street. 292
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Try Feinbefs's BARRIERS, 105 East
Second avenue
fake hYsn-s Catarfnllne for colds
ana headta 4es 1t cures.
Ryan S catarrn-ine cures you
calds and headaches when all otheI
gemed es fail.
sidney H -ems and company buy
ana sell secondhand furniture. Stoves
or ANYTHING else for sale Ne 210
Vest Second avenue. Old phone rs.
- jemmert, the tailor, has remoY-
ell from SIS Main street to the corner
II Main and Second avenue. where he
VIZ he pleasoa 10 see his friends and
customers.
Mt and Mrs. Tom Johnson, OF ST
louis. arrived in the city lastweek, to
locate Nh Johnson holds a respon-
siHle position in the shoe department
= the@Big Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-06

Shot Over Crap Game; May Die.
Ashdown, Sep. 5.-Tom Jones. col.
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Mortuary Statistics.

ofnclal mortuary report for the city Of
Houston for the week ending at 70 o'clock
noon. Saturday, February 81, 1905;
February l5-Esther Bass female. black,
2 years; tuberculosis.
February 16-WiHie Harris. male, black,
10 years. pneumonia. John II. Ruby, male,
white, Al years; cerebral hemorrhage. In
FAINT, black, female ! day inaniton. J.
Peters, male, white, 81 years: pneu-
mOnia.
white, "a years; Bright's disease Martin
Kinch. female. black, ~ years. cystus'
william McKeever male. black, "a years;
February 16--JoBephine Traino, female,
white, years burned by hre. Richard
WALL male black 3 months and 9 days;
pneumonia. Mamie AcFarlen, female,
white, 81 years; tuberculosis Wesley
Smith, malp, black, % years; Tuberculosis.
Nancy Tinsley, female, black b4 years;
pneumonia. Yelma Bozeman, female, black,
2S days; couvulBlong.
February ia p, Hoard, male, white
"a years: B1ght's disease, Betty Friday
female, black, 40 years; pneumonia.
February 2O.-Callie Jackson, female
black, 20 years. puerperal eqnyulsions,
February 21-Mrs. Julia OLeaIy. female
white 5J years; intestinal obstruction.
Annual death rate per thousand 1910.
W. NJ Brumby,
City Health Officer.
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ARE TOURING THE STATE
A Party Of hOOSier ExcursiOnisls
Visiting Houston.
Tourists Are Travelling in Their Special
Gar ana Are Taking In the Sights
OF the Sunny Southland.

Tourists and Northern prospectors have
been hocdng into Houston every first and
third week Of the fall and winter months
and In several instances parties travelling
by private car aud enjoying the luxury OF
their own coach have spent several days lu
the city Such n party as the last men
toned arrived yesterday at the Grand Cen
trail station and the occupants OF the car
spent the day taking In the city. The tour
lists leave this morning for San Antonio,
and after other side trips will return to
Houston and spend the last days OF the
week here.
Attached to tho regular train on the
Southern Pacific from New Orleans yester.
day was special ear bearing q party OF
They are under the guidance OF Major W.
Ill. Cohee, the prominent Indiana lmmigra-
tion and real eetutu agent The party was
assembled at indianapolis aud the trlp
through the South has been made by easy
stages. Some time was spent at CHAT
tanoogn and the Murdi Grss ut New Orleans
| also afforded entertainment, but Houston
| was the destination OF the excuNlonists
and they did not feel that they had eaehed
| the promised land" until thoy left their
| center Of the great Lone Star State
The weather until within the last TIVE
/ days was not az all TO the liking or hs
tourists and they we're much glatldod t.
| find clearing skies and dry pavements here
The program yesterday included drives over
| the city In the afternoon and thcater par
ties last night
The Hoosiers had many complimentary
things 10 say OF Houston and her surround
ings and they anticipate a week OF pleasure
| here before turning their faces toward tn
| Ice and snow that now enwraps their homes
IN the North
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
BUSINESS LEAGUE D0INGS
THE ADVERTISING COMMITTEE HAS
BEEN COMPLETED.
Two Important League Meetings Are An
nounced for Next Thursday.
Reports In Prospect.

Chairman MacGregor Of the Houston
Buelness Leagues advertising committee
las named as the two other members Of his
ommittee MessTs. william W. Anderson
nd G. A. Taft. These gentlemen viii meet
Il the league rooms next Thursday morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock. Nj. MaeGreeor Will sec
O Il that the great opportunities for invest
nent and home building IN this city are
thoroughly advertised throughout the eoun-
nv. Secretary George T.. Brown OF the
uglnees Lengue has compiled great guam
ltv OF statistics and material from which
he committee will prepare book or at
ractive series Of circulars, all descriptive
# this city. ,
ion concerning Houston In all OF Its Indus
rial ana commercial branches ana the ad-
artising matter 10 be prepared by the
oinInlttee will be used In answering such
lterroGatories. -. ....,-.
dvertis'ng matter heralding their adyanI.
1ges 10 the country, and as Houston II
,oking toward the realization OF the dream
n Create Houston, the league advertis
~ matter win speak In no uncertain terms
ION the raDid advancement tlis city !
ling 10 this progressive era OF the ne"
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HOW TO BE
Cured OF Piles Without Pain

Cured OF Piles without ram
FIRST Change from sedentary occupation
to wisely chosen, more active work.
socood. From indoor TO outdoor HE.
Third. From wrong TO right clotnlng'
t,nmrfh. From unhealthy rich living 70
mild hyElenic diet. MT, pu.
EjgtS sXth and last use Pyramid Pllt
e., ~ r.s,y,,iSrly, and according TO directions,
~, n the right cure for the trouble
30 ~ viii cure you as II has hundreds
OF D oIHsiS Walt until you are, helpless IN
aid FOR seemingly simple case O.
bemorrholds, or piles, may nesi st,,yo
nvnt,it lend to worse. me unnatural.
1Sirnatious become humorous ana peI
n,anent and the Inflammation grows u iI,t
" ltgresses form; the disease burrows lnt'
.s,' tissnes. forming tubular growths Wnle'
Sne 800 nus. cancerous conditions an.
G ..n,,arsi rahcrenous degeneration appear.
'IVbsi Is needed at the start OF az az
W., 80 is something to soothe TINS lnnsA
stase' 20 r,sTce Inc swelling aad distensic
Ia - ~ ne same time restore the alsels
an 81 nornal condition, These thr
t"ic,s arc accomplished p'riectii D.
p sm.d Pie Cure u cn tg, az
- d. use, and rapldl' ia'
~ 1rts 20 gith, Nr-ii
~ o5ce Tie pain aud fearful ~ ~
~ baasu Using pyramid re 1uft
In order 10 make sure % sIT wceEs
| I'VE pao.t+ Geen troubled IA the least an
hahse Seen bothered for tblrty-nye yea.
/ J IaS sncut more than nfty uollarH q
| Sirerent remedies; TINS ls 'nS a
manent help ] have hsa, 4un ~ N
ma iS s.si moro grateful than DO l. -
| Williams ConneAut, ONO. ats,
"pn,1rrtnid pile Cure is sold ~ aFuES' - .,
generally for nifty cents SS,.rss I'D Dr
| urge h1arsban Mich, for their valuanl
TTo9;;ii, hooe describing the cause ana eu'
OF pllsI
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THE VISITORS.


One Of the most Interesting members Of
the party Is Mr.. Alexander Given, near 20
years Of age, who has served his home
county two terms as county treasurer, and
was only released from further service by
reason Of his advancing years and plea
for rest from public duties
During the early days OF the West he
was the most noted horse buyer in his
State and his numerous trips to Boston
computed into miles credit him with three
trips around the globe. All Of the dealers
In all Of the big Eastern markets know
Alex Given. he Is enjoying his trip through
the South Immensely and In spite of his
years Is missing none OF the fun Incident
to the excursion Mr.. Given pronounces
himself as delighted with Houston.
Colonel Abe Groves, who was In the
Cohee party Of tourists that visited Hous
ton last month, was so enamored Of Texas,
and especially this city that he Joined tho
party now in the city for the pleasure Of
another view Of Harris county rice lands
and the county capital.
Mr.. RI A. Mcconnell, merchant and
builder OF central station steam heating
plants for municipal heating, is with the
party Mr.. Mcconnell pronounced Houston
the ilveliest city they had seen since reach,
! Ing the South Houston has a great
| future" was his verdict
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psyne-Whlte.

4, $40 o'clo,n last n.-ht AZ -,
AZ 9'o oUd Ms Charles chaplin at N'n'"
OF MI nav and Anston str Hn
n'.Aue I Rsy. 6. Ammops Of the rI ..,..
uacle Baptist church pI1nouI payne ana
nony uniting MT c Waite for ali he com.
iaS Year, arranged ana only a few pi aSSr
dives END g5@ W2tsdd dEsPs Supper followed the
wedding, ,,,c,mpllshed young Won
N from Navasota, waiie Iug circle Of
s a being known 20 a popular topsIi employ'
friends T. Ho'fP4i Pilot estaS;hPcnas: MI Mi
Of me Sii He PsyuS viii make their hoI belng
9 e., N STS Ms chaplp, the 'a''eF '
itar Of the groom
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ARBoR DAY CELEBRATION.

The High School viii Plant Trees and
Hold Exercises Tomorrow Afternoon.
Tomorrow being Arbor Day, the variou.
teachers and pupils IN the High school will
properly celebrate it, following out pro
gram by Miss Roper principal of the Sec
ond high A class AT 2:10 o'clock there vii
,e the planting of a live oak, with upprc
yriate exercises, on the campus Of the H4gl
'cloul, and It is requested by Mrs, I, J.
franklin. president Of the Civic club, tn
rs many members Of that organization
possible be present TO witness the eN
Uses Incident TO the tree planting.
At a number OF the schools trees wrr
planted aud ali elaborate program carrioI
out Friday afternoon.
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The boys visiting The gymnasium las
rlrbt for baseball had had Il lovely gam'.
tier baths they enjoyed social time
with fruit and nuts thrown In.
Tho Sunday club meets this afternoon a.
q o'cl,ck. All men are invited TO attend
rbi. meeting from 3 to 4 o'clock. Til,
h,rs viii meet 1t o'clock this afternoon
bo,, lstc- than the usual time, 10 ac
' ..',,,,.,,end,tp -he sunday club, whose mem
bsrs wished their time of meeting TO be
made at o'clock.
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A PISTOL FOR HIS WIFE
Bad Aim of AlnswOrth Saved Life Of
Woman.
OVERPOWFRED AFTER FIRST suOl
Inc Man Ran Into Arms Of a Special
PoIIceman-Domestio Trouble is
Said to Be the Cause.
Empowered AFTER FIRST snOl

II gave my wife one weeks time 70 "a.
turn and live with me. she knew what 70
expect when she saw me coming"
so spoke Louis Ainsworth last night In
the gloom of a prison cell. Downstairs on
the police botter the charge Of assault TO
murder stands out boldly on the. page on.
posite his name.
That he did not Kill his wife in the
trngedy Of yesterday morning In the Ameri
can Laundry, 21O-2l2 San Jacinto street.
was only due to his bad aim.
Standing 50 close to her that the powder
from the pistol scorched her apron, AIns.
worth fred the one shot that be had In.
tended should end her existence.
When he entered the Office OF the aun.
dry a few minutes after 10 O'Clock yester.
day, Mrs. Ainsworth, its sole occupant,
was seated at a little desk just behind
the counter Whipping out SS-cauber re-
yolver Of the Harrington * Richardson
pattern, Ainsworth, standing just ut the
end Of the counter, fred. The hammer OF
the pistol must have struck the edge Of
the counter, and the bullet detected pillow
| ing underneath, struck the opposite sid,
Of the room aud lodged In the door.
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LIST OF THE VISITORS

The Jolly party Of tourists is made mp as
follows:
Major W. h. Cohee, wife and son.
Messrs. o. P. Miller Truman Mcintyre,
Frank f. Faust. r.. A. Mcconnell and
wife and Colonel Abe Groves. all of Frank
fort, Ind.
Mr., John Mckinney, wife and daughter
Mr.. Ol Reagan and wife Of Klrklin. Mr.
Mckinney is president Of the Klrklin bank
and comes to Texas with the view Of max
Ing some investments.
Messrs II B Hornady, o. s. Cloud
Fred p. Sullivan, c. n. Schwabacher and
J r. Schwabacher are hustlng representa-
tivNs Of the Indiana capital city, Indianap-
oils
Messrs Merlin johnson and W. s. John
son Of Kempton, Ind, and Mrs p 8.
Franklin OF Sheridan Ind, complete the
party. The Meesrs. Johnson are looking
over the great coast country with the view
Of making their home here.
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which occurs tomorrow evening IN Bryan
hall Herb & Lewis orchestra has been
secured to furnish the music, The arrange
ments have been in the hands OF Messrs
j. H. CrooKer, Gus Falk, j. IT, Robinson
and Jerry Odell, who have left nothing IN.
has been hoped for It,
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Marha WashInoton Tea.

Unique features are promised for the
Martha washington tea, which Is 70 be
given tomorrow evening in the chapel Of
shearn Methodist church. One % these
Win be the colonial costuming OF a Oeyy OF
nretty glrls. who will serve tea. A. spe-
elal program. Miss Imcy Davidson VIII give
a plan0 solo, Miss Bessie Warner Will re
elte. Mrs MaKcy will sing, Mrs. Christian
cordial Invitation Is extended 70 the general
publlc.
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s Cleveland. chairman Of th'

S. q ,yeland, chairman Of the
,,d aud entertained
,,,a williams OF the schwarzs-
slzrcraer Packing, company snrlng
visit 90 Houston, VII presse. ~ ~ Rnsi-
I League Thursday afternoon ana
nIina IN Thar body has been called lor
acock The visitors were very InN9Iaois
messed With this city, and II j. hoped
mar much good viii result from the WISH
81 the above named gentlemen.
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sam ,rwAs rAMILY TRoURLE.

After their marriage in Houston, some
thing like two years ago, the Ainsworths
went 10 Yoakum where the husband had
employment with the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railway running as extra
passenger and freight conductor out Of that
point In December last they came to
Houston and took up their residence at
1911 PIERCE street, and until a few days
ago the husband had been employed as
svitt hman in the yards OF the lnternatlohhI
md ,,rrat Northern railway. Mrs. Aims
worth stated yesterday tnat ever since tHell
sepgration she had lived In mortal rear
of nor husband and did not know at what
moment or in what place he might attack
nor ,;ba bore M bravely after the ordeAI
Going with her sister, Mrs. Pickens, TO Jus
Tlpa Matthew'S court and there longing
formal complaint against her husband on d
chprpp of assault to murder
When She reached the home Of her Sis,
+,. ON Rngbv street, however, shc "ollApseu
completely and has since been IN statt
of nervous prostration. AinsWorth Is Aoou'
IS years Of age ,,nh sotd
20 Post man last night. Il wrote ana
told NV wife that / would give her JnSt
one week in which to come back ana hYe
win me at 1911 iIHrce street, and she knew
vol enough what that meant. / may haVe
more 10 saw about the case after tomorrow
1 h,t In the meantime I have engaged Attor.
/ nov Edwards to act for me, ana ne hho"
| what IS hest" 80 not boer
| killed. Alnsvorth made no comment Nv
| Ainswolths have no children.
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SANTA FE, N. M.-Both houses have
passed the bill creating Roosevelt ana quay
counties
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Big Bargains in
Ilgh TRADE Steel Ranges.

Especial Garland high warm
oven, large oven; regular
p9S5O, sale price, cash $50. 50
Y sunrise Garland Range,
Hs' oven, best construction,
W ''t lifetime; regular price
@aIe price, cash .S23 90
V V,a, ehance seldom offered. Buy 4
7IaS Best Stove for a little money.
WY Stove perfect baker.
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE.

with her husband close In pursuit, Mrs
Alnsworth ran screaming toward the rear
OF the laundry and dashlng out at the
rear sought shelter in the Pantitorium
workshop adjoining.
Other occupants OF the laundry, fright.
ened and screaming, sought various modes
Of exit Mrs. S. r. Plckeus, wife Of one
Of the prOprletors of the laundry, and Il
sister of Mrs. Ainsworth, sought the same
method Of escape chosen by the Intended
victim OF the bullet, and following her
through the same DOOR got safely out Of
harms way.
With the pistol still smoking in his hand
Ainsworth made u circuit Of the laundry
and sought to escape through the east
door, when he was caught and overpOwered
by Tony Armhruster OF ArmoruSters luuA.
dry, and Mitchell Ewing, the latter negro
employed in the American laundry, who
were at work on the extractor machine
Ainsworth struggled desperately TO free
/ himself and literally dragged the two men
| almost to the front door before they sue
| cceded In wrenching the pistol from his
! hands. In doing SO one of Armbruster' $
| hands was caught and painfully torn by
| the hammer OF the weapon, which had
| been broken down. The cartridges fell to
I the floor and were picked up by Armbruster
and Ewing, who are keeping them as 10
phies.
Dashng out the front door at the east
entrance of the laundry, Ainsworth ran
across San Jacinto street to Franklin,
where Special Officer I. j. Coggin of the
Southern Pacific stopped him and placed
him under arrest. He is held at Central
| police station
FOR three weeks or more the Ainsworths
had not been living together. Because OF
numerous family difficulties Mrs Ainswortt
left her husband, taking away from thell
home in an upper fiat at 1911 Pierce stree
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r,poi preparations have been made for
,he annual bali of the Laundry Workers