Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-28

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heeA injured too n1aen IL rein. ami
hoIl "orms are reporte2 IN pares of
the comfy.
\ VIC barbecue VII be given at Col.
Inns August t. There viii he several
speeches, and an effort VIII he made
to gel Governor Davis to speak.
John Thomas, an enlployc of the
Drew Lumber company. had his ann
badly mashed i'll the machinery al the
company's plant. in Collins. last Sat
nrday.
Evcr since We read aboat taa( III
diana nan that refused ST 500 for 4
rooster. we have been trying to fc-
ure out whether he is poultry king
or blamed fool.--Levisville News.
Ped Masness, a farmer living neal'
Newark, has ninety acres of alfalfa.
he has gotten from two to two and a
nall tons per acre and has sold it at
slo per ton. He expects to realize
So per acre from this crop.
chicken We're shipped from Berrvvil!s
last week
r. r. Fletcher Of Independence,
Baxter county. was seriously injured
last week while working Oh a church.
steeple. He fell a distance of forty
five feet.
Bertha Scruges of Leland. Ark. au
eishteen-year-ol girl, is homeless and
penniless in Memphis. She went to
Memphis to look for her mother, VINO
had been working in a shoe factory,
and when she arrived her mother haG
left
Miss Beulah Stone was killed near
Marmaduke, Greene county, in a run.
away accident last Saturday. She was
returning from church with her sister
and some others when the horses
drawing the wagon became frightened
and bolted. She jumped from the
wagon and her neck was broken. She
died instantly.
Our friend Stantield OF the CIeya-
land County Herald, is one of eartfl's
hearted characters. The
Bazoo fought him in his recent cam
vass for county judge in the Democrat
ic primary, but now he generously
grants its editor, who has lost all his
plant in the recent fire at Rison. space
IN his columns to reach the Bazo9
readers and appeal for help to re-es-
tablish his paper. Not every man.
under the conditions, would have beeL
so enerous.-England Courier.
Uncle Jake Spain was married tu
Widow Sis Earps here on Thursday
This makes Uncle Jakes
third marriage, and as he has been
blind for twenty-five years, he never
saw his last two wives. He SAYS he
is not worse Off than other men III
this respect. as in the act of selecting
a life companion most of us go Il
blind,-Paragould Soliphone.
Miss Anna Brunk, who lived ten
miles north of Mountainburg, was in
stantiy killed through carelessness in
a gun July %. Miss Beunk
on that day heard a fox barking near
their home, and, taxing shotgun,
started in the dire tion + Oh; which
the sound came and saw The animal
crawl into a stump OF tree. She
tried to frighten it By beating upon
the stump, but, failing, knelt down
and attempted to force the fox out
with the butt OF the gun. The gun
was discharged, the shot striking her
just above the left hip. He" mother.
hearing the shot, fastened to the
scene and found her daughter dead.
A. Sisk of Success was here Satur.
day and gave us an account OF one OF
the most peculiar accidents, we ever
heard Of. A mare belonging to farm
er wandered to the track ct the s. M
E. A. railroad, and, becoming entan-
gled in a culvert, train No. sc came
along and struck the animal, knock
ing her into the ditch, tearing her
open and instantly killing her. The
trainmen were amazed TO see a mule