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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-09-08

two cents for schools. In Nebraska,
the rate is 60 cents, IS Of which is for
revenue and Is for public schools In
Missouri the rate is 10 cents for state
purposes and seven for schools. These
figure should be especially interesting
to the newly asquired and welcome
citizens that have come to Missouri
from other states TO cast their lots
with us.
In connection with the subject OF
taxation It is worthy OF mention that
under Republican rule in Missouri the
railroads paid no taxes at all; they
now pay taxes on assessed valuations
of over sS6,OOO,O0O.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-09-08

companies, to aid In the construction
of railroads. 1t was common practice
at that time for state governments to
do this, and the federal government
encouraged railroad construction by
donating enormous tracts Of govern
ment land. The custom was a vicious
one, and our state constitution now
prohibits it. 1t is to the credit Of Gov.
Sterling Price, Democrat, that he We
toed the various measures providing
for the giving Of aid to the railroads,
but the bills were passed over his
Veto Various statutes provided for
the issuance Of bands to the extent Of
one-half Of the amounts actually ex-
pended by stockholders in construction
and equipment. The bonds were Be-
cured by first mortgage on the rail-
roads and by more than million and
half acres of land that had been Civ
en- by the United States congress to
the railroads. Bonds so secured to the
amount Of $31,7s5,S40 were issued.
This was the beginning of the state
debt. The civil war came on. and all
railroad companies, except one, default
ed in payment of interest on the bonds.
One of the railroads was sold under the
administration of Gov. Hall, a Demo-
crat, and brought the full amount due
the state. When the Republican party
cana in power, the balance due from
this purchase, of about $3.50, 900, was
for some unaccountable reason wholly
released without any consideration TO
the state. The other roads were sold
from time to time under the Republic
can administration, bringing $s.13l.-
295, leaving q balance Of more than
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-02-19

Elocution and Voice Culture
tsinging) taught by Phonosrapn'
Records and lesson talks by tram
ed artists My method teaches a
two year course in SIX months
Terms forty dollars in instailments
Address for particulars. Porter
Ciat- A A.. San Mates, Gal. u
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-02-19

The pro~pector, the newspaper
and the promoter are the leading
factors in the up-building of u min
ing district. The prospector makes
the discovery, the newspaper ad
vertises his find to the world, and
the promoter interests capital to de-
velop the property. They are all
essential in their various spheres,
and without them the country would
remain unproductive. Of the three
the promoter comes in for the most
abuse, and as general thing it is
undeserved The promoter, like
the prospector, is an enthusiast,
and it is well that he is, for no man
can talk up an enterprise in which
he lacks faith The mining sections
of the west owe much to the no
motor. II property turns out well
he makes but little out of it. Ii il
is failure he is held responsible fol
it, His life is full Of cares, and he
is often more deserving of sympathy
than censure. .-Ex.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-02-19

Cali ar tue RECORD office for Loca'
ion notisss.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-02-19
NOTICE.
In Tn district Court of
the Four hJu dicial Dis
trict county Lincoln
State of Nevada.


In the matter Of the Estate OF
Felix II. Knight, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the final account Of
Hernsn Freudenthal administrator of the
Eltate of Felix II Knight, deee ised has been
rendered to sill court for settlement and that the
petition for Anal distribute for said estate has
been flei with said court together with the petit
tioo f,r the discharge Of said administrator and
thit the 18th day of February, d 1914. at ten
o'clock a. m. has been duly appointed by said
court for the settlement of said account anu near
ug Of said petitions at which time any person in
terested in said estate may appear aud ls his ex-
erption in writing to said account and contest the
same.
j., A, HEsBITr, Clerk
By Geo Sawyer. Deputy.
pated this the 2ni day Of Feb. 1904
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-02-19
" STATE NEWS ITEMS. y
Notes Of Interest Taken From Our Exchange
Goldfeld will soon have two

Goldfield Will soon nave TWO
newspapers, it is said.
Kissing is something like seven
up. If he begs, and she thinks she
can make points in the game, she
will give one.
A petition is circulating in Tono-
pah to change the name OF the
nostofice there from Butler to
Tonopah.
Fallon is laying off a new fine
acre tract in town lots. Real es-
tate is Oh the boom down that way.
The State and county tax rate IN
Elko County for 1904 has been
fixed at s1.36 on the 500.
sheepmen on the California Ne
yadu line are paying bounty OF
one dollar each for wildcat .scalps.
Convict Murphy, the Folsom
escape, who was captured IN heno'
has been found guilty of murder
in the first degree for killing OF
Guard Carter at the time OF the
break at Folsom last winter and will
probably be hung.
A st. James, Mo. newspaper otlce
was shot into with buckshot by the
grocer because in his ad reading "a
fresh stock of dairy butter daily,
the printer used an "h" instead o.
I'D" in the word "dairy. !" The
printer takes more chances than any
other man on earth.
An editor who was courtlng
woman of uncertain age, but posi-
tive bank account, was cut out by
gentlemen from a neighboring town
who rlarried her aud took her hom'
Whereupon the editor sought
mean revenge by heading an accoun
of her wedding another Oh
Resident Gone"
Ten cases of measles are reporte'
at the state university. Mrs. Elkln
the matron, who is in charge OF tn
hospital, has ten patients under he
care. Fortunately none OF the case
are dangerous. Drs. Thoma an
Gibbon visited the university SUI
day and reported that there is n
immediate danger, though II an
new cases develop the universal
will be placed under quarantine
A man can get gloriously drum
on the frontier where Texas loil
Mexico, with out costing the frac
ional part of red cent. IL
done thusly. In the United Sta
the mexican dollar has an exchant
value of 80 cents. In Mexico u
American silver dollar has the san
volna Tn certain locality the
are two saloons one on each side
the line. A man buy a lO ce
drink Of whisky at the Americ'
saloon and pays for it with
American silver dollar, receiving
Mexican silver dollar in chang
With this be Crosses the bord'
goes into a Mexican saloon, hal
over the Mexican dollar for III &c
drink and receives an American d
lar in change. 1t is evident that
limit of his purchasing power is
length of time he can stand.
finally wakes up with a bad he'
ache and the American dollar W
which he started. Tne question
4. /.
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Published every Evening Except
Sunday.
A newspaper that contains all the
news and "a hours ahead of other
dailies.
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Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-02-19

James A. Nesbitt County Clerk and Ex-ofncio
uar of the Board OF f"nn'y
commissioners Of Lincoln County. STATE Of Nevsaa
hereby certify the foregoing to be true Ana corree.
,-t Of claims against said county allowed oy sS'd
Board on the above date,
]. A. NEsBITT.
CLERK Of said Board.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-02-19
SCHOOL APPoRTlONMENT.

school Ss.oerintenaent's Office,
Panacl Sew. Jan %. 1904
Editor Record
have this day spportioued to the various School
Funds Of the Oouny, the sum of $s,O46 10
4chool Money, the distribution to each
r,..4-lo4 l,aio,, 40 fnIlous.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-02-19
Et,ZEM A AND PILE CURE

rrtng whlt IL was to suffer,
EA II IL S1u yiys FaEE OF OHARte, =,
a,y sf1,,,.d. pusitive cure for hcze aa' san
stbvun1 Easstpelas, tiles aud skin disLs.eS E.a -
stsn, relief. Iont sun / ager' WI
MILAN 100 Manhattan Ave Ne" ipr"'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08

pie. as he is well known IN Lite
Rock Al Markham ami Main the Two
Shetiffs and the prisoner Wee given
transfers 20 the West Ninth line and
cit the car and stood for a few min
rtes on that busy corner before
West Ninth ear came along, aud her
Hooker attracted more attention and
was further recognized by people WAC
had known him here. On the Nest
Ninth car the party went to Ninth and
High. where they alighted and Hooker
wa marched to the old peniteHtiary,
which is but a few blocks distant.
He was given into the custody OF
Warden Abrams and locked in cell,
but about 1:30 Sheriff Williams says
he received telephone message say
er in the penitentiary and that other
arraneements would have to be made
II was then decided to take him back
t3 Hot Springs. and Sheriffs Williams
and KELLEY went to the Union depot
few minutes before o'clock to await
Hooker, who was to be brought to
the station by penitentlary officer
The soutrbound Iron Mountain tram
vas % minutes late and the prisoner
did not arrive at the station until
few minutes before the train depart
ed which was nearly 3 O'Clock. He
was brought in a buggy by Warden
Abrams and turned over to Sheriff
Williams and placed in the forward
coach for negroes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
LADY BURNED
TO DEATH AT SEARCY

Se9rcy. Dec. S-Miss Addie Nor
wood. daughter of J. F. Norwood, was
burned to death in a barn at their
home in the east part of Searcy yes
terday afternoon between , and >
o'clock There We're only three mem
hers Of the family-Mr. Norwood his
wife and daughter. Mrs. Norwood
vas away from home for the day
md Mr.. Norwood had been gone from
his hCNe about thirty or forty min
utes when his barn was discovered
Nv sGmo OF his neighbors to be on
fire. i was soon found that his
dauohtea was missing, and it was be
lieyed that she was in the burning
h,iildine. but it was impossible to de
te"r7ine whether such was a fact until
tho ,4lilline was consumed by the
Flames. when her charred remains
wora found in the ashes. 1t is NOT
known by any one how the fire start
ea. hui theee is snppoSition that as
: De hal been engaged in burning
leaves ip the yard she caught fire and
rncc,r rciCuely ran TO the barn for
safety. This is merely conjecture,
however.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
M { CONF FERENCE
IN SESSION Ar TExARKANA BE.
GeNs BUSINESS OF The
MEETING
Names Of All Presiding Elders Passed.
and Supcrnumefary List Re
ferred to Committee
Names Of All Presiding Elders Passed.
OTHER BUSINESS TAKEN UP

ToXarhaHa Dec S=The fifty FIRST
annual session Of the Little Rock dis.
trict conference of the Methodist Epls-
eopa church south. began in this
city yesterday morning. Bishop Key
presided and conducted the devotions.
The roll of the conference was called
by G. j Green after which John II.
Hinemon was elected secretary. and
W ]. Pinson. l.. b. Leigh and W. c.
Hilliard assistants. w. =. Whaley is
railroad secretary, The presiding eli
ders brought in nominations of the
was confirmed by the conference. af-
ter which the usual reports from al
lied interests were presented and rs
ferrod
A communication from DIR. Thomp
son on Sabbath observance was refer
red 10 The committee on temperance
IDr. Whisner. secretary Of the church
extension board. DR. Winton, editor
1of the Christian Advocate. and Dr
A]onzo Monk. Of Fort Worth, Tex.
were introduced 10 the conference. j
II. Hinemon was placed on the Ep-
worth league board. vice =. G. Jones.
The following transfers Wer" an
rnlnced by the hshcp: \ {. Nlllar,
from the Mississippi conference; VI.
W Nanyille, New Mexico conferences
y y Thomas w. A. Swift and G. NJ.
Barton. Memphis conference: Rarf't
Wriobt and Wilson Moore Louisiana
conferences. W. + Anderson North
AIabanaa conference. and \. c. Gra-
ham White Riycr conference.
When thc twentieth question was
asked Arc an preacher hlameIeSs
in life and official administration -
HE ramcs Of all the presiding cider
John II. Dve. E. N. PipI1in J. II.
Rioain 4 r. cason. ". NJ. Hays and
7 II. Ware were called, and they
soqeratlv reported and their charac-
ter- were passed.
Tic ...eas of ". u, hro"nin@. y.
y O,irtoye W. ]. Scott J. N. Cline,
Averv. r &. Atch1cv. J. NJ G. Stlr=
o.. II faerott. i. T. Carr f. n. Wat
SON J. + caldwell. o. II. kead'e. II.
Tovnsond and W. i. Davis were re.
fecred TO the committ"" ON coh'ere"''
relations for the supefanuaatea reia
tom The name Of G. d McSwalh
,,.oo referred for supernumcray relat
tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
Shriners Came.

\ special train will leave here tbs
afternoon at . O'Clock for Pine Bluff
IN order tina, the members cf Sahara
temple Knights Templar, may at
tend meeting tonight An effort is
on foot to have a shrine located in
Latte Reck. and it is necessary that
every Knight attend the Pine Bluff
meeting. The train will return to
this city about midnight
Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
ARKANSAS MILITIA MAY
ATTEND INAUGURATION.

There is a possibility that a part of
the Arkansas state guard will be
taken to Washington to participate in
the ceremonies connected with tn
inauguration of President Roosevelt
March 4. Major General Haynes, com
mander of the state guard, stated yes
terady that he had received informal
tjon which led him to believe that at
least part of regiment woHid r
taken to Washington at that t"ee,
saws the Little Rock Gazette
cit is possible, said Genera!
HAYNES. that an entire regiment can
be taken to Washington although l.
may be that only one or two batta IONS
can be taken. IN the latter case, OF
coursp the best drilled. best offlcered
ate best equipped companies viii re
chosen. Preceding the selection OF
the companies an inspection VIII d"
held and every company should be@lo
10 oct in shape for the trip TO the
national capital, where they Will nee,
essarily have to show up with !ne l'ea1
troops in the country. Arkansas ne
have no fears in this regard however
since The Arkansas comDaniH- c1't''d
off the honors at St. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
4. J. !. i ++++ "a r. + + -
=
l. NFleHgORlNG TOWNS. :
+
;. :, >. :. + i. + I. + 4. r + + + + +
Carrots on.

Garretson.
Garrcteon, Ark Dec. Mr.. ana
Nr< McDiH and daughter spent sef
r,aI aavs in Pine Bluff last Week
Mr. and Mrs. Galloway returned
f,om their aauehter,s al Swan Lake
Thursday
Miss Ada Wlbourn is up aeain
f,om an illness Of swamp feyer'
Mr.. Louie Galloway Of Tamo spent
SUNDAY evening with his mother MIS-.
Galloway,
Selma Wilson is still very sick.
The doctor says she can't recover.
-. =.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
holidays aad business has been Il $
patched a> speedily Il possible

f9!ltIay- aud business has been ds-
patched u> speedily Il possible
TIE CITY appeal eases Ref- ftaea
eo. this morning and the doekgt e,ear
Ell
..l'ls Boy. a=ue9r2 el9fseI WIFE
disturbing the peace. appoatna from
1ul4e Teney's decision bur il aNagiea
hin uothiae and 1le original Inn was
allowed to staa5
Br4. ]. " Hf44#u~. ea4zrs1 proved
lat preaehius IS an occupation and
Ills ease was dismissed Other cases
were
Zacl Bradley eo!ored vi0lafh5 see
ton ~. appeal dismissed
Bayless Warning. assault. case dis
missed.
S. A. Simmons. colore1. dis.0rbns
the peace. appeal dismissed.
+. J. Hoover. assault wnh a knite
ease dismissed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
A SHR|NER5 TEMPLE
WILL BE ORGANIZED A. LITTLE
ROCK. IF IMPERIAL COUN.
Gil CONSENTS.
-
Consent Of Sahara Temple Was Unan-
imously Granted at Meeting
Wednesday Night.
Consent of Sahara Temple Vas Unan-
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The regular election Of officers and
representatives of Sahara temple, A.
A. Q. \. NJ s. was held last night.
The attendance at the meeting was
large. and there We're many members
present from other cities in the state.
\ special from Little Rock. over the
Valley route. brought seventy-tive or
more members.
The consent of Sahara temple to
the organization of temple at Lit
tie Rock was asked. and was unani-
mously grant ed Little Rock and Hot
Springs have both been anxious for q
temple of the Shriners for several
years, and if the imperial council,
which meets at Niagara Falls next
July. grants the permit Little Rock
will have the second Shriners organi-
zation in the state. the first one being
at Pine Bluff Sahara temple.
The following are the officers and
representatives elected:
W. l.. Toney, illustrious potentate;
Dr. A. G. Jordan, chief rabban; W. B.
Alexander. assistant rahban; Fl. G..
Higeinbotham, high priest and proph-
ct; !. II. Watkins. oriental guide; A.
Brewster. treasurer: Edgar Brewster.
recorder. G. f. Rosenbaum. Little
Rock: w. G. Hasty, Paragould. and
Edgar Brewster, representatives to the
imperial council which meets at Nj
aeara Falls next July The potent2te
will name the appointive officers at
the January meeting, at which time
the installation services will Occur.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
PLAY STUTTGART SATURDAY..

The p. b. H. S football team will
play their first game of the season at
Stuttgart next Saturday against the
academy. The
PLAYERS who will leave for Stuttgart
Saturday are Ware, Kaufman, McCam-
mon, Bloom. Martin, RoWe.l, White,
Hudson. Murphy Sparks, Tucker, !.
Hudson, Woodbridge and Reinber&cs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
FRANCIS WILL TOUR WORLD.

St Louis Dec. 1t is announced
that David r. Francis, president OF
the Louisiana Purchase exposition, IS
10 make d toHr OF the world to repay
the visits of foreign dignitar Is ard
to express the gratitude of ST. Louis
and the national government for the
liberality of the foreign nations and
exhibitors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08

The civil engineers Of Pine Buff
and jefferson county feel that they
have been unju@tly sighted by Judge
kerWin in the appointment Of the del
civil engineers held a meeting last
night in J. T. Harper's office and dis
cusScd the matter at some length.
They feel that they are perhaps more
interested in the goods road move
ment than any other body Of men in
the state and they want to be repre-
scented al the meeting. The civil e1-
@ineers want 10 study the good roads
movement from every standpoint.
There We're present at the meeting
last night Messrs. Prim, J. b. White,
] p Harper. L P Shelby, {. +.
Moore. Lewis Bowman, Theo. Hart
man and w. c, Haney II is believed
by the engineers thai Judge kerWin
overlooked them and did not mean to
slight them.
When Judge Kerwin's attention was
called TO the complaint of the civil
engineers he stated that he had SIM
plv overlooked the engineers. Messrs.
!. P. Harper. L p Shelby and Joe
b White We're appointed delegates TO
the convention from the civil engi-
leers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
NEGRO SHOOTS ANOTHER NEGRO

Sam Johnson a negro. shot and Sc
rionsly wPunded Robert Peters, anot<'-
OF NEGRO in the east end Of the city
last night Johnson walked into
room where Peters sat eating his sup
per and emptied a load of buck hot
into him Peters was seriously wound
cd in the neck and shoulder but Will
recover Johnson was captured about
midnight and placed in jail to await
trial Els ease was transferred from
The police court 10 a MAGISTRATES
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
High SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM.

The Pine Bluff high school foothal!
team has been organized and WI.
play several games before Christmas.
The team will go to Stuttgart Satur-
day, where they will play that team.
Games have also been arranged viii d
the \. VI. \. team at Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
NEGRO THIEF RELEASED.
At Morrilton by Negroes CveTroMeH-

ing Officers.
Morri1on. Dec >.-sacriff q. B.
White and hi ae}nties are on the
lookout for ne@ro, Morris Jacks N.
who is wanted here for steaiin2 4
mule He was arrested sunday ant
was being brought back TO Jail here.
When the train reached the CITY a
party of Jackson,s friends oyespoWeF.
ed the sheriff aud rescued the prison.
er. who was securely hantlea.t@a. Jack.
soa is about u year oil and i seme
times known as VIII Brown OF VII
Barrett.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
CIRCUIT COURT.

.,a4 e~ie ral docket in the circuit
Govt - da;sed this morning and
ce~~t aliourned until Monday, Janu-
arv r. 1905 at which time the civil
docket will lie taken up. .Iudse
Grace and Prosecuting Attorney Jones
have worked hard and faithfully to f1-
ish the criminal docket before the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
SENTENCE SUSPENDED.

Bayless Warrng, nc,ro, pleaded
guilty to two charges Of grand larceny
in the cirucit court Judge Grace
Withheld sentence on promise OF
good behavior Warning has been CON
vlctea and sentenced to one year ia
the penitentiary on the charge OF as
sauIt with intent TO kill
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
E. JOHN SON
Elected Secretary of the Board Of
Trade.

Mr. J. b. Johnson was elected sec
retary OF the board Of trade yesterday
afternoon, and assumed the duties OF
the office this morning Mr.. Johnson
quainted with the duties of the office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
| ocuet C otta ge.

Locust Cottage. Arh.. Dec. Miss,
os og and Laura Sinclair nave gone
oy., the river to tie neishborhood OF
sheriff. 10 teach school We mss
them very much at NJ Carmel church.
s7i.. l.on wa our orsanist ard when
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
NUN BE r 25.
e was absent Mis- Laura took her

aae vas absent Mis- Laura took her
place
Nl Ed Horn has sold Ils plac.
np9r Clio and BOUGHT laGd in tbe=loR
- Pa5 ef lais nei4A5efhaoJ. mi is
a#56 Il house on &C.
Nas44l a ran Iariasz u.gbt aaa
4saIa SATURDAY miebf
Ga3= Sunday Has=Re4. b + Scots
- appointment II VI Carme for
TIN year ana although il was very
aa7Razant day there Wer, good
aany ouf - hear hi last sermon.
0h#cII an enjoyed very much | trust
ii hp l. not son back here, they
viii end us as good a man in h
place n We think ho IS.
Nr-= NJ " gamitous mother, Mrs
Brown i he1 oa visit from Kear.
ney.
Mrs LA johnson and little boy.
| lor were here =,raHp clio on Il visit
10 the.r uncle and aunt Nh. and Mrs.
| Bil Johnson
Key. Z Scott aud wife left for
TeXarhana "Wednesday morning TO at
tend the annual Methodist conference.
They We're accompanied by Miss Gil
| lie Nven
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08

That American beauty show, "A
Son of Rest, in which Nessrs,
Broadhurst and Currie are offering
the greatest exponent Cf the happy
tramp characterization. Nat NJ Wills,
as a star, will be the attraction in
this city Wednesday. December 81.
This is Mr.. Wills second season in A
tellar capacity. and he has Won fer
himself a position therein second to
none of the rising actors in the Dro-
fession. His comedy. which fair
scintjllates with the BRIGHTEST flashe
Os wit, is said to be so spontaneous
that il keeps his audience in c0ntnu.
Gus roarS. His drolieries. his erotes-
que awkwardness and the happy man
ner in which he renders his t9plca'
songs and parodies are said TO cause
cachinnations from pit to dome In
this vehicle he has opportunities Of
which he makes much and in which
he is assisted by sixty of the c.eV-
crest people on the mimic stage. forty
of them being young ladies OF rare
beauty and talent who will be eX-
and most gorgeously goWneA
and caparisoned. The entire proluc-
ton will be brought along and viii
Prove to be marve1lously beautiful and
pleasing to look upon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08

We Fit individuals With Clothes.
rfsenkramer. the tailor, over Citi-
zens bank, !.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08

FHine the hands VIII not op the
ache in The heart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08

Most mer that the lightning
viii ST. 1ody else.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08

1t takes moral muscle to be meek.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-08
NO ROOM IN PEN
FOR HOUSTON HOOKER, AID
HOT SPRINGS JAIL ALSO
CROWDED.

Taken to Penitentary, But Soon After
Sheriff Williams Had to Re-
move Him.