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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-12-11

Ell. Nance made trip to LeMars
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Geo. W. Wilson left Friday
for a couple weeks visit in Wiscon-
son.
John James is now putting his
we'll drilling outfit in shape for
business.
The mill now has their smoke
stack up again enabling them to
again run the mill.
M. J. Barber returned from Ellis
worth, Wednesday where he has
been in charge of a store.
F. McCabe who owns a piece of
land near Reading is:.now:occupying
rooms in August Segestrom g house.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Evangelical Church will meet with
Mis-. Henry APPEL on Thursday at 10
o'clock q. m.
Robert Smith left last week for
Benson county to prove up on his
claim. He is expected home the
latter part of this week.
Stelle s. Smith and father were
released from quarantine Tuesday
afternoon. The girl said to have
diptheria is apparently we'll.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-12-11
EAGLES ENTERTAIN.

EAGLES ENTERTAIN.
The Order of Eagles entertained q
large number of invited guests in
their hall, Thursday evening. They
procured for the occasion the La
Febre, quartette, Saxaphone Orches-
ira. This orsanization consists of
Professors LtFebre, Baldwin, Dill
man and Gleason. Mr.. LaFebere in
PRODUCED the Saxaphone in this
country thirty five years ago, has
played in every country: on the
globe, with Sousa and Gilmore's
bands and is known as the greatest
Saxaphone player in America. They
played number of ,qartettes, duets
and solos, all of which were most
highly enjoyed. Mr.. Baldwin rend-
cred piano solos that captivated the
entire audience. A coronet:1 solo by
Mr.. Baldwin was very entertaining.
After the musical program, fine
refreshments were served in the
dining room and social time on
joyed by everyone present. The
music was the finest ever rendered
in our village without any except
ion. The Eagles were fortunate in
being able to secure such talent and
were vervy generous in providing it
for the benefit Of their friends. Ev-
cry one present speak in the highest
terms of tho music and entire enter
taniment. '
} The Eagles although one of the
youngest orders Of this place ranks
in membership with the highest,
they having about seventy five
members. They are q fraternal and
beneficiary order but their bened-
Charles are confined to those in i'm
mediate need Of assistance, such as
sickness or accidents. Their. liber-
ality has already been realized by
some of our citizens and it is said
there is no organization more char
liable than the Eagles. They done
themselves much credit in the en-
tertainment of;;their guests Thurs
ay evening -.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-12-11
DIED.,

At Pillager, Cars Go. Minn., on
Nov. 9,1sos, George H. Bulls aged
81, years. Mr.. Bulls was confined
to his house for four weeks and the
cause of death was acute tuberculosis
He leaves a widow and two sons,
Floyd, 10 years and Roy, II years
old. He formerly lived in Worth
inSton, and was quite we'll known.
He was Workman, and a men,
ber Of the Lodge at Brainerd, MINI.
His was the largest funeral ever
held at that place.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-12-11
]. K. DARBY.

Is once moro before the public .
an auotiooeer. Will cry all kinds Of
sales aud guarantee. Will have
notes oashed as cheap If not cheaper
than anyone else. Sec him before
securing your auotioneer for terms
and dates. ..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-12-11

Will Meyers made business trip
to Salem Monday evening.
Mrs. STEELE Smith went to Mime
apolis, Sunday for a visit.
AE. Hart left Tuesday afternoon
on a business trip to st. Louis.
E. S. Garfield and wife spent Sun
day with friends in Luverne.
The condition of John Bengston,
grows more encouraging every day.
Mrs. David Lease and Leon Nor
ris of Brewster visited here Monday.
The Salvation Army officers went
to Brewster Tuesday to hold meet
mgs.
A. P. Darling made business
trip to Beaver Creek Monday
evening
Mrs. Olive Gonerud, mother of
Mrs. johnson, Meyers druggist, is
now nursing John Bengston.
Mrs. McDemott Of Luverne is as
sisting Mrs. Cushing in an effort
to organize camp of Royal Neigh
bOrs.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-12-11

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Carl And
erson, Saturday Dec. 5th, a son.
stelle 8. Smith g residence ia in
quarantine for diptheria. The do
mestio is said to be afflicted with the
disease.
Jay Wolven who has been employ
ed in johnson and Amondson g
hardware store, is taking an extend
ed lay off.
The g. A. R. are preparing to
have camp fire Saturday evening,
Dec. 10th, and some speakers from
out of town.
Mrs. c. NJ. Van Valkenberg re-
turned to her home at Sioux City
Tuesday afternoon after a visit with
relatives here.
James Mackay went to Rushmore,
Monday afternoon to embalm the
remains of Mrs. Christensen for
shipment to Minneapolis.
The revival meeting of the Evap-
gelical Church came to a close on
Sunday evening. As a result six per-
SONS were taken in as members.
Mrs. Cushing of Minneapolis is
here endeavoring to organize a
lodge of Royal Neighbors, a ladies
auxiliary to the Modern Woodmen.
Miss Ella Mclean has severed her
connection as secretary in the Office
of J.J. Kies. His father will look
after the Office. work in the future.
J. H. Schuck has moved his old
house to the rear of his new one
built last summer, which makes
quite an Improvement on the prem
ises.
1t is reported that a Mr.. Moen of
lowe, relative of Mr.. Moen of the
Skewis and Moeu elevator company,
he's purchased the W. P. Devereaux
and Co. line of elevators.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05

was not organized for profit but to
draw Il large crowd to the city for
one week for the purpose Of advcr
tising the city and benefting the mcr-
chants in a commercial way What
ever money may be cleared by the as
sociation on the festival, will be dis
trbutcd among the EIks theatcr and
home. Ladies Hospital association and
the Ladies' Cemetery association.
4 committee of the association will
go before the city council at its meet
ing Monday night and ask for street
privileges and concessions. The as
SociatiOn will ask=for south common.
on Fourth avenue, between Chestnut
and state streets as site for the
location Of the attractions.
The committees OIL arrangements
RECEPTION and other committees Will
be named by the president Monday.
There will be Il voting contest for
the election of a queen of carnival.
The carnival will come at a time
when the weather will be pleasant,
aud the city abloom with flowers,
making ii easy to have plenty of floral
decorations for the, parade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
PINE BLUFF TRUST COMPANY
Secures Quarters and Will be Fitted
Up Handsomely.

The Pine Blfff Trust company has
leased the three story building at
III south Pine street. This building
will be renoAelel and fttd up with
the finest kind of fixtures and every
convenience Will be made in order to
aCc oI1mCaate the patrons. The bank
will be located on the ground floor,
a vault and other banking fixtures,
the best obtainabIe, vii ne pn, in.
Mayor d. c. Bell, secretary, and F. l..
Dilley, president, viii go to St. Louis
this week - make all necessary con-
tracts. No pains will be spared to
make il q fire place. Thus another
bank cutters into the business chan
nels Of Pine Buff. Tieis bank will be
opened net latef than May |.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
STREET CARNIVAL NAY II
Stock Company Organized to Give Fine
List of Attractions One Week

The Pine Bluff Spring Festival asso-
citation was organized last night by
several of Pine Bluffs business men.
The capital stock is 81. 500, divided in
to 100 shares of $25 each There are
ten ineorporators, and each incorpora-
tor subscribed for one share.
The remaining ninety shares will be
placed with the business men Of tho
city. The incorporat0rS arc as fol.
lows: jeff Hicks, Arthur Murray, D..
c. Bell, L. O. Knox. }. W. Sanders, NJ.
Holland, Fred Senyard Drew White,
Joe Cromwell and Henry Bcrnath,
The officers are as follows: jeff
Hicks president: Arthur Murray. vice
presidents. d. G. Bell secretary j. w.
Sanders. trpasurcr, and NJ. Holland,
superintendent.
The association viii give q carnl=
val. flower parade and other amusc-
melns, beginning May / | and euntn
Nne week. The association has cor
tlac1ed with the Gaskill-Mun Car
ni|al company, of Dallas, Texas,
which has one of the finest list of
attractions of any carnival company
in the United States. The association
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
BATCH OF INDICTMENTS
Returned Against Thirty-five Of the In
mates of the County Jail

Gently The list of those indicted is
as follows
Arthur Reed, Alex McCaulbaugh,
Jack Williams, Grub Daubbins, Chas.
Arnold. Henry Moore, Tillman Moore,
Wiley Winfrey, VIM. Bailey, Tom
johnson. John Moore, VIM. Washing
ton. A. J. Williams, w. D. Woodruff,
Bose Owens, Richmand Thomas, Matt
Burks, Sammie Johnson, Essex Viii
lianls. John Mitchell. eleven indict-
ments, Will McMallian, Robert Stan
ford, Sam Mccoy, Foster Jackson,
Wm Davis, Henry Tidwel! Joe Walk
Ell, L. Williams, VIII Hunter, Isaac
Thomas. Dan Purcell, John Nicely,
Dick Smith
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05

Amcng those indicted by the grand
jury at the present term Of the cir
eili, court are thirty-fve of the Jail in
mates. upon all of whom bench war
rants lsave been served. Most of the
indictments are for larceny. several
tOT robbery. Johnnie Mitchell, a ne
gre. has eleven Indictments against
..im for robbery and housebreaking,
V. D. Woodruff, a white man, is in
.ic:ed for robbing the safe in Brock
ways turf exchange. L. Williams, a
negro. is indicted for the murder of
two negro women at Altheimer re
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
BASEBALL NEWS.
+ I. + + + 4. + /. + f. + + + i.

The Pine Bluff baseball team played
the Paris, Texas, team at the latter
place Saturday, and Pine Bluff won
by score of 10 to g Blackburn and
Sample pitched for the Pine Bluff
team. The teams play again today
The Detroit American league team
played the Vicksburg team Saturday
and the Michiganders won by a score
CT 7 to 4.
The Pine Bluff team plays at Cor
sicana Texas, Monday and Tuesday
The Y. M c. A. Juniors were de-
feated by the Pine Bluff Juniors Satur-
day in game of baseball by a score
of u to 13.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
|INE BLUFF ONE OF FOUR
FAe Leading Cities Of the South Is
Opinion Of Mr. J. J. Haverty

thoroughly. and the history of the pa
pers ell over the country goes to show
that the evening papers are money
makers. They are the most widely
read. For that reason they are the
best mediums to reach the people. Now
what this town needs is more manu-
featuring industries together with
your already prosperous farming sur
roundings This town would grow rap
idly and in proportion to the number
Of industries you induce to enter your
city. Your people should know this
fact. Get factories of all kinds-any
cid factory. even ii it is only broom
factory. Get it, Atlanta Ga, is the
finest city in the south. 1t has the
brightest future, all because its
hus!ing citizens do not loose chance
TO induce a factory to establish itself
in that city The four cities of the
south today are Atlanta, Memphis.
Pine Bluff. and Houston, Texas. These
towns are the cities Of the future
Has your business been satisfac-
tory here?'
Very much SO. Our business,
since we built our present store, has
been very gratifying
In your business experience have
you become a believer in luck?"
NO; brains, capital and hard work
make success. | believe by accident
sometimes a gold mine is discovered,
and you are rich in proportion as
the mine is rich, but the rich men are
not made by luck. ! always had nerve
enough to do wnat l believed to be a
money making business. l was never
afraid
Mr.. Haverty is one of the most
congenial of men to approach. He
always Is5 a decidedly dfident but
convincing way of stating what he
believes to be true, and it has no tone
OF boasting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
ARKANSAS IN BRIEF.
= !. j. + j. + + + + 1. /. + :,

All danger from the high water has
passed at Arkansas City, and plowing
and planting will soon begin in that
vicinity.
Ira and Lennie Lane, two young
white boys. who have been in jail IN
eastern Arkansas, charged with muir
dering their father, have been tried at
Mariana and acquitted
l.. w Thompson of Kinnie, has
been missing from home since March
/ and it is feared he has met with
some serious accident or has been
murdered !
Mrs w. d. Hargraves has filed ap-
plication for divorce from her hus-
band The suit was filed at Forrest
City.
Workmen on the cut in the last gap
OF the Iron Mountain in Searcy county
uncovered this week, black limestone
rocks containing small pockets of oil
A match was applied to one Of these
pockets and it readily ignited.
The Commercial Bank of Nashville
will probably open its doors for busi-
ness next Monday II has very strong
backing.
Black Rock is rapidly becoming a
center of aquatic sports. There are
net less chan q hundred boats of every
kind, ltoin the handsome steamer, p.
w Tucker, down to the real, old-time
"dUg-cut' This list includes several
gasoline yachts, Of which the twenty
foot iron boat of Mr.. Censor is the
prettieSt, and the ten-horse power bat
teau of Capt. Jerome Taylor is prob
ably the most useful.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
POWELL CLAYTON REPORTS
On the Story of Captivity of Captain
Porter and Others.

On the Story of Captivity of Captain
Porter and Others.
Washington, April 4.--The depart
ment of state is in, receipt of a dis
patch from Ambassador Powell Clay
ton of Mexico. relating to the report
that Captain Dana Porter and six 9th
ers are held prisoners by the Seri In
dians on Tuburon island.
He encloses a communication from
Minister Marescal, transmitting the
rort of the governor of the state OF
Sonora, made to the Mexican foreign
Office in which he says that the expe-
dition in 1897 and the latter part of
l"92, to the island Of Tuburon salts
fed the Mexican authorities that the
reports of the character of the men
wre entirely groundless. The govern
or further states that there is now
and there never have been any per-
sons living in Sonora by the name
of McClen tro'a whom the official
report about the prisoners on the
island originated. '% -
He says that a careful examination
of the island was made and that no
prisoners were found and there was
no evidence that there ever has been~
ouv r,ricouare, ~, tho
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
COL. LENNA2D ASSAULTED.
Aide-de-Camp to Gen. r. &. Lee in a
Precarious Condition.

Aide-de-Camp to Gen. r. &. Lee in a
Precarious Condition.
New York, Aoril 4.-Col. Louman
Louis Lennard. a seventy-yeai. vet
eran of the civil war, and formerly
proprietor Of the Hotel Fimlico. now
part CT the Hoffman house. is in a
precarious condition, suffering rom
internal injuries and blows on the
head. In an ante-mortem statement,
Gel Lennard said he was assaulted
bv Gilbert Moe We, the rich proprietor
of the American Carriage exchange,
On Broadway The colonel said he
met Moore after the Corbett-McGov-
ern fight and they drank together.
They went to a house, where Moore
ordered wine When Col Lennard re-
fused to pay the bill he says Moore
assaulted him.
The colonel managed to get to
Roosevelt hospital. His jaw was bro
ken.
Col. Lennard's brother, DR.. Lennard,
is a wealthy physician in Chicago.
| The colonel was commander of the
Third Louisiana volunteers in the war,
aide-de-camp to Gen. Robert e. Lee,
and was with Stonewall Jackson when
the latter was killed The colonel
/ is heir to big estate in Lincolnshire,
England. He was to go there next
week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
JEFF TURNED DOWN AGAIN.
Senate Passes the Fuller Joint Reso
luton Over His Veto.

Little Rock, April 4-By vote of
y ayes to noes the senate yester-
lay passed over the governors veto
he Fuller joint resolution proposing
an amendment to the constitution to
authorize first and second class cities;
to issue bonds. The measure had al
ready passed the house over the veto,
hence it will be submitted to the vot-
ars at the September G904) election.
The house passed Senator Woods
bill requiring publication of applica-
ions for pardons.
IL the house Mr.. Campbell, of Ran
dclph moved to suspend the rules
and take up the King antitrust bill.
There were 81 ayes and 80 noes, but a
twc-thirds vote was necessary, so the
motion was lost. -s>
The house defeated Senator Price, s
bill requiring express companies to
nipintain offices in the central portion
of towns of 1000 or more population.
~ A bill to divide Che liquor license
revenue for the benefit of the school
fund was defeated in the house.
The house passed Senator Hinkle's
bill granting consent to the United
States to acquire sites for public build
jnoSt =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05

Two of the most interesting men
hear talk that have visited the city
many day are A. G. Rhodes and
IA Haverty, of the firm of Rhodes
Merty company. These men are
Hens of Atlanta, Georgia, and
ue they are both staunch believers
NE hustle and beauty of their own
they are of the nninnn that Pine
b lis one of the best, if not the
EAbuSinesS towns in Arkansas. Mr..
Hes is fifty-four years OF age and
Haverty forty-four. Both gentle
s.- Eare in the very prime of their
]--fABs career, and both are active
A HARD working. The firm has at
tWenty retail stores and do a
business. Mr. Hayerty stated
whe. success of their business de-
Va upon just a few things, but
stheless they are essentials.
Tst,' he said, we know cur busl-
Thoroughly. We work hard,
,Od lng every detail. We have the
lchA and we make every store pay
ery ht or abandon it. We handle
,,7ie ntire output of many factories.
Is way we buy. cheaper than
of our competitors, and l must
,oe' are enjoying a nice business.
,l0t' you own most OF your own
occ buildings?' was asked him.
4 where the property values
reason or whenever we can get
able location We build or buy.
luch more satisfactory
YOU have any trouble in get
pd men?''
I'VE have a lot of. good men.
AA@&every man a chance to make
@9Appd if he fails, it is not our
yGn believe in advertising?"
. can not do business without it,
Rening papers are the ones
1Ain. They are read more
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05

Nine. 9Iauveit, who is now giving
her last tour through America before
going into grand opera at Covent Gar
den, London, enjoys the distinction of
being the only American singer en-
gagged Tor the Grand Cycle of Musical
Festivals given last spring through
the Dominion Of Canada.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
Trinity Choir.

The Trinity choir had a splendid re-
hearsal last Friday night They will
hoM a Special rehearsal on next Tues
day and a regular rehearsal on Friday
evening preparatory to Easter. Those
who have heard the work of the choir
at rehearsal speak very highly of the
Easter music.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
hRc 10 BE INSPECTED
Jacobson Has Issued Circu-
N lar to Officers.


Ter military bill, appropriate
for the reorganization of
: 6as state guard, and to hold
ncampment in Little Rock
1t July, was passed by the
terday. Some time during
h an officer of the United
my will inspect each com
Mbattery of the state guard.
Ia. Chas. Jacobson. of the
Ktate guard has issued the
hcircular::
Inspection Of each company
Hry of the Arkansas state
Ebe made by an officer Of the
ates army, some time during
hof April, 1908.
4 &inspection will be held un-
&ovisions of the late act of
SEommonly known as the
ll and is preparatory to
Mfeceiving the new service
leu of the Springfield. Each
x&d battery will. therefore.
9tk such inspection. Notice
Men from this department
Nhe day, is fixed when the
nr each organization will
M is earnestly insisted by
eent that the commanding
6ld see that the. uniforms
m put into the same cOndi-
IA received, or at least as
r use excepted will per-
Rt if any part thereof
lat the officers can give
a satisfactory explana-
1t is also insisted that
nce should be compell-
hmanding officers.
to especially call atten-
the fact that all guns,
ia clothing must pc put
Dssible shape. !
4@a7 } ', -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
GouIds Didn't Come.

Mr.. George Gould and his two sons
aifc system We're scheduled to arrive
in Pine Bluff Saturday, but the route
10y in Iiot Springs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
Mortuaoed Property Not His Own.

N .Fa,re3 Could. sheriff of Jefferson
county. left this morning on the 4:45
Iron Mountain train for Fort Smith
to bring back A. w. Martin, wanted
ilere fer mortgaging property not his
his own
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05

Harry Truloc} is building a beau
iful tWo-story residence on West Sec
ond avenue, which is gradually near
ing completion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
Circuit Court.

The case of Burton We'll against
Anna Finneran and others is still on
trial in the circuit court, anu will be
resumed Monday morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05

TOWRS FOICOVN FE EHo.
Newspaper men are of late coming
nominees for public office. The latest
case is that of Thomas Pollock Pc
ters, editor Of Brooklyn Times and
president of the Republican Editorial
association of the state of New York.
Mr.. Peters, who lis onei of4the best
known newspaper workers in the coun-
Try refuses to entertain the idea Of
nomination for president o. Brook
lyn ,borough, one Of the most impor-.
sant offices in New York government.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05
(SlDE VIEW.

|ticeiIonian Sees Jeffer-
nty's Legislators.
lnty has two young men
puse of the general as
and Kerwin. They
Pine Bluff, and both
kers. Toney seems to
himself, while Kerwin
(ose. The other men,
fson is an old man
Eho is the father of
ren, and he just sits
f"d wonders what in
H. sning to-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-05

All danger from the high water has
passed at Arkansas City, and plowing
and planting will soon begin in that
vicinity.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-28
Ranch


$4,000 acres in blocks up to
$4,000 acres to suit require
ments Of purchasers. From
$3.50 an acre upwards.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-08-21
ROAD NOTICE.


State of Kansas County of Edwards Office
Of County Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day
of July. 1903. pet ton signed by j. X. Man
uel and "a others was presented TO the DO I'd
of County commissioners of the County and
state aforesaid praying for the annullng
and vacaiing of II certain road described as
follows, viz:
That portion OF the Sun City trail which
crosses diagonally the northeast gu ,rter of
Section Twcnty-fuur (24) Township Twenty
five (25l. Range Nineteen Q9) West; also Road
IA which is located on d part of the south
line of said northeast quarter of Section "a,
Township %, Range 10.
Whereupon the said Board of County Com
mi>sioners appointed the following named
persons: viz: j. G. Marshall. A J. Wilkerson
and j. w. McClaren, as viewers with instruc-
tions to meet in conjunction with the Board
of ounty Commissioners at the northwest
corner of the northeast quarter of Sec ion "a,
Township % Range 10. in Brown township,
on the Third 49, day of September 1903. and
procet to view the above described roads
and to give all parties u hearing
By Order of the Board Of County Commits
SiOners. D. %. KAXTER
tsEALl County Clerk.