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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-08-20
FARMER CUT OUT
HORSES TONGUE

SPOKANE, Aug. 2O.-A farmer
named George Franklin, living near
Cheney, has been arrested on war
rant charging him with cruelty to
animals.
1t is claimed that Franklin became
enraged at his horse and cut out its
tongue, besides gouging out one of
its eyes. 1t is claimed that he took
a wire and fastened it around the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-08-20
SUITED HIM.

"Why, that cameras no good. No
body can take a picture with that
thing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
D " Boycc devotes his time to rents
Mrs. J. P. Knox is sick,

Mrs. J. P. Knox is sick,
Mr.. Jake Baker is confined TO his
room with la grippe.
Mr. Sam katzenstein has been
very sick for several days.
Mrs Sam Hardin is confined t.
Ter bed with lung trouble
Cotton Belt encampment Ne. II
L o. 0. F., will meet tonight.
Call for carriages and baggage day
or night. Old phone Nc Is. Helms
and Chestnut
For rent-Three furnished rooms
with bath Apply at Mrs. Rountree
sos West Sixth avenue.
-Wanted-t4 lady to solicit for Ark
ansas Democrat. Apply to Mrs. X
Reed. 2Q9 Georgia street.
-Jewelry found-Owner can have
same on prof Of property and payment
for this notl-e. W. Z. Tankersley.
Dent be uncomfortable when you
as new at half price at Sidney Helms
second hand store, 210 West Second
avenue
The ladies # the Macabees will
give a tea on February 16 from till
70 p. n. at the residence of Mrs.
Bridges corner of Fourth avenue and
H.al@9f street.
ro viii be q mam6.ial series at
he temple Sunday afternoon at o.
clock. Br. J. S. Kornfeld will preach
q sermon touching apon=the recent
6eath Of President Leyey af the I. o
i. 2. Everybody is invited.
THE Ladies Temp}c society an
Halnees that the contest for the United
s=ates government bond takes place
a the cigar store of f N. Altschul
Al so Saturday evening Messrs. L
a Howell f 3. Tomlinson and 4. D.
Foster will superintend the same
They also wish 10 thank all who con-
teibutea.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
New Phone Moves Into New Quarters And nstals All New
Machinery.
No EXPENSE SPARED IN RECONSTRUCTION
Handsome New Switchboard Latest Improved and One
Finest In the State
$ All New

the new We're made in five minutes.
the second story and went at once to
the new board and commenced TO talk
to the subscribers calling. Meanwhile
the fuses in in the lightning arrester
on the old system We're being pulled
out. In five minutes the entire old
system was disconnected and the new
one was working.
The new offices are newly furnished
throuhout with the exception of the
c.1ice desks. The switchboard rosm
is in the rear of the building, the door
way facing the stirway. and is a room
16X24 feet. having five windows. 1t
is newly papered and painted. the
woodwork being white and the paper
a pretty light blue figured design. \
pretty electric chandelier lights the
desks. Regular oXodized copper
switchboard lights are over each oper-
ators position on the beard \ number
of pretty pictures and chairs and a
green grass creX mating give a home
like air to the room. Opening from
the switchboard room through double
doors is the operators cloak and loung
ing room. This is entirely in green.
with green Wainscoating and two
styles of green paper, divided by a
gilt moulding. Green mating is ON
the floor A pretty chandelier lights
reading table where magazines are
placed by the company for use snt
OF work hours. The room is furnished
with pretty couch, table. screen and
fancy chairs. The front room in the
building is the shop or work room. II
is comfortably heated and is fitted
With the battery shelves fer the 4S
large batteries used, with several cab
inets and shelves f.. tools and extra
supplies. The hallway is fitted with
Very Wide shelves which reach to the
ceiling for the storage of telephones
new and those in repair.
The company has lust completed
stringins Too line cable and will con-
1inue to string cable over the city a.
/ It's orders warrant. The company ey-
poets to increase its subscription sey-
/ eral hundred during the coming
months. AltCgethcr tho Pine pIuff
Telephone company has invested over
$4,000 in its plant here and is now in
position to give the very best of seY-
, vice
Its organization was for the benefit
OF home people who We're paying a
very high telephone rates. Since its
advent the rates have not only been
greatly reduced, but the telephones In
use in the city have grown from a III.
tie ccr 250 to over l 200.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

The tax books for the collection of
property in Sewer District No 5 in
the special assessment upon the real
property in sewer district No. 5, in
the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, for the
purpose cf constructing, erecting and
building a sewer in said district has
been placed in my hands. All owners
of real property lying in the said dis
trict are required to pay their assess
ments to me within thirty days from
this date. If such payment is not mad
action will be commenced at the end
of that time for the collection of said
assessment and for legal penalties and
costs.
Given under my hand this the St
day of February, 1904
RALPH ROBINSON Collector
March s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
HOPE FOR THOSE IN HELL.

The cYaViHg desire for drink and
eluas aad lhe demand for them is re-
moved IN 4S=tc- - hours by the mar
vicious WoztmoreIand discovery. Appe-
tic aH8 Die Strength are rapidly re
sfeee=t Two weeks oe less At oar
Sanf;ofiua VII. lear tho bFaja AMI al
Ia a5elal functions viii become nor
nal IA matfeH how lang III addiction
'iac meilc.ne qUiclly eliminates alco
hol, morphine and ether poisons from
the system and the patient becomes a
new man or woman. Expert scientific
medical attendance is given at the
Sanitorium.
DR.. Julien C. Brown, for twenty e
yeals a travelling preacher who has
knowledge of many almost marvellous
cures is superintendent of the institu-
ton and will give personal attention
TO every patient. under advice OF DIS
WestmCreland and Breedlove. Splen
did rooms provided. Write us for par
tlculars. All correspondence strictly
confidential Address Westmoreland
Sanitorium, 32S Prospect avenue, Hot
Springs, Ark. 1921 3m&th
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
GA STo7IA.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson
County, Arkansas.
Maud E. Crabson, plaintiff, VS.. John
Crabson, defendant.
The defendant. John Crabson, is
warned to appear in this court within
'hlrty days and answer the complaint
VI plaintiff, Maud E. Crabson.
Given under my hand and the Seal
VI said court this, 18th day of February
A. D. 1904.
w. l.. GOODWIN, Clerk.
March u.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12

familiarly styled The New Phone,
| has just completed installation of its
new switchboard in its new quarters
| in the third story of the Arthur Muir
ray building at III II Pine street.
The installation has been watched
With considerable interest by many of
cur citizens.
The company, which is owned entire
tirely by home capital, and which is
one of the many Independent compan-
| les being successfully operated over
| the entire country in opposition 10
the Bell Telephone systems, has
spared no expense in installing the
new machinery to have it the very
| latest and best, installing new material
| throughout its central office, switch
| board, lightning arresters and distrib-
uting rack, cables, etc.
The switchboard was purchased
| from the Stromberg- Carlson Telephone
as a piece Of furniture is as highly
| polished and of as fine cabinet work
as a piano. 1t is Of the self restor-
| ing drop style and is fitted also with
electric light ring off and transfer sys-
TENS and also pilot lights which light
every time a call is mad. The drops,
or siagnals, are Of dark rich metal,
each plainly numbered. The tcp half
of each is of glass. When a subscriber
calls central the drGp Cf that number
instantly appears White and remains
! so immovabIe until central inserts an
answering plug in the jack Of the
same rlumber which connects the
party ringing with tie central opera
tor. AS soon as this connection is
| made the drop electrically and auto
matically is restored. the white Gisap-
pears, and ceHta! asks the subsefib-
ef f. TIE party she Desires This may
be asked for either by name or num-
5ef thzqigh the company prefers the
name as when numbers are asked for
dozeus Of WRONG numbers are used each
day parties getting numbers trans
posed after seeing them in book. or
giving the new phone the old phone
HGmber. etc, When the parties com
4lete the conversation the ring eff
or red drop shows up and the lines
are disconnected. The new board is
fitted With ringing and listening keys
! Il the very pest styles making every
Ting loud and clear and allowing cen
tral to listen when called without in
tefruptiGg. The old board used plugs
to ring, which were easily put out Of
order, and buttons to listen. which
| were even mc.e unsatisfactory. TnG
switchboard has an ultimate capacity
OF 1000 lines which Will enable tn
company TO take on as many subscliH
! crs as it is ever likely to secure for a
number Ct years. Tie lightning arrest
or used is the Cook make ana is the
same Used ii ali large indepeAde4
installations NOW. i1cluding tie Auto
a2}io Telephone sEzj M now be;ns
installed in some Of the large cities
Aii the lines come into The new eros.
canoeing racks aa new cables, thu,
Ing a%ay Viii the past troubles oi
98..-s talk in damaged cables. Every
afior1 is being made to eliminate cross
talk in future the new board being
full metallic throughout as well as
the cable.
The change from the old quarters tc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
KING TO HAVE A TRIAL.

j B. King. the drumme, who has
been held in the county Jail for over
month charged with gaming in Pine
Bluff and against whom an additional
charge of embezzlement has been filed
by q house in Atlanta viii be given
Jury trial on the first charge before
Justice Al Stewart this afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
MALT BEATS THE MINISTRY

Brewer Pabzt. # Milwaukee, left a
fortune Ct $4,000, ,ooo. This is con
siderably more than Ilas ever been
left by anyone who ministered TO the
spiritual cravings-at least so far as
we knoW.-Chicaso Record Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
MRS. LARCHE AGAIN

ms Time She Gets into Jail ior
''Totin' Cum
Mrs Jessie I.arche. a white woman
who has gained some notorioty in
police circles. spent last night in jail
Gu the charge Of carrying pistol.
She was arrested last night by Deputy
Constable Sanderfur Currie, and the
pistol was found in her possession.
Her bona was fixed at sloo by Justice
Stewart and failing t. get a bends
man. she was locked up. Her hus-
band u 'rgan Larche, was rnlephoned
about her trouble last night, but has
offered Ter no assistance
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
- CURE a COLD nv ONE DAv

. axe Laxative Bromo CaiAsne iah
ecs. All druggists reIH"d tive mon.
IT fails TO cure. E. y Groves 5ts
t..eure is on each hc~ 3.a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
e. ~. -; sxr s---s n :. q. =,
5ears .ae p '..3 E...aa T.! 5l,y 5..a,. ,oyg
-. ..-rr-~-s-nrsuH~
azaa'''' s' liz f7,z7t1t=z5z/ zz7,tzzz/
Cotton Operations,

There are more than II. 600 machine
tending operatives in Lowell. Mas
earring for S3S 600 spindles ard ca =
ing over 100000 month in wq~ae.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
Ex. UUNOUL UtNtkAL u A.
eSaIerS ana

Catarrh o
'%r.JTGI'S
Mr.. j. En-
ST., Quebec, l.
Curling Club
ing sporting clR K A NSA <,
bcrs are compo
best families.
Last winter
which develop
eatarrh of the
ing especially i-dtH &alE@ieS. SASH
tenn seemed to ID Lumber for caL'Tt
| was advised ! door j.. The rbeaur.t
runa, and did S,
| found a cham
within three day
was entirely we'll.
Mr.. Adolph Koel
North Side Turner al y t'1@ "'lVu5'@'
Clark and Leland Ave. two facts We
at is with pleasure write Us for p
Peruna as n first-class
all Y for catarrhal Affect,
and lungs. / have use4s, Fourth aYl
benefit and several of
been cured of catarrh
pcruna was used ."-AdG.p..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
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+
. = + + + + + + + 1. f :. Z y + y

HUSTLiNG
brings 70 the Husters:
The Confidence of the Public.
With the confidence OF Tie Public.
zones the Cream of The Rea| Estate
Business.
Having the business-We Hustle:
RESULT.
RUsiness in hand, recommends and Gre
a-es new Business. Thus have the.
Hustlers, hustled TO the top of the
ladder.
Ever Hustling,
are
The Hustlers in Real Estate.
LEITNER AND We'll.
113 Main St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
"NOthinS Better Than Pc: Wiz
Catarrhal Troubles" SaM -,
9reSSmdn E.. p. DOrf p,

G. =. Dorr, Hotel johnson, 'ieA IS d
ton, d. c., Ex-Congressman fra us J
Virginia, writes:
q can cheerfully recommen
to anyone who wants a safe a
ncnt cure for catarrh. For :
and catarrhal trouble there ware, graz
better than Peruna."-C. p. 9yes. lantt
Colds Lead to Chronic jur service
A common cold is acute ca
quickly becomes chronic
lowed to remain.
Every cold snap leavelccs us On
thousands of cases of cate both whole
whom for want OF an effcranite rrin
Will suffer from this disc -,
their lives.
Is there anything thate
prevent all this?
In the first place, Perun,, .;.o.,
proper time will prevef'
III thc second place, Per VI o0i 9uGe'
co.d in from two to five ccelpt. Albai
Again, Pcrulla will cur,
" III the first stages, and
will also euro chronfA
properly and persistent1Xmous Rok
pernna Kept in the M Bonnet 7
eri.v used viii therefore n
a safeguard against the al
result from sudden cold
VIII also prove a sure reH
class of ailments.
II YOU de not derive prom 0ods Enr
faetofv results from the Use - -,
write at oncc to DR.. IIartmM
ful1 state ment Of your ease -5','''' =
.la p &*ei 20 give .iou lis W
Vice GRATIS.
|. ei,i!9 can he ,tr"hascG A
es##s r .'sef store ftsr 81 no fer as :, FIRE
9''v.=.@ -. lz4y', ,3rn,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
On IL etal- INES.

TIE new meGical college TO Re eA
lowed at New York by Mr.. Rockofel
Ter will have departments for totn
allopaths ard honeonaths.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12

lyon JAMES NJ. MORGAN. 30
4 Twentieth Street. Westminster, II.
I.N=t4et:e4Gaft e. Navy ~
Ia n.silt Cont 6ter;,te= Navy, and -
ton. u, fzenrrsl ~ .>tt5ffaia Wit:
Perur9 ffaIiei5.c Co., Coiuunbus,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
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THE SIMPLE HOME. BY Charles KEEL:
Ter. illustrated with,ten Photographic.
Reproductions; SIS pages; size. 7x5:?
canvas: paper label. Paul Elder q
Company, San Fran cisco. Is cents net.
! In this beautiful little volume Charles
Keller. already known from his Idyls OF
lei Dorado and several other works, !.
gathers In book form series OF essaysI
entitled The Simple Home. The whole
aim of the book is to show how even
the simplest surroundings can be made
artistic and full OF meaning. Ass55
Z The preface, a s the I keynote to the
essays which follow, states that archi-s
lecture, being the most tilitarian OF the,
arts, is the bas sis of other expressions OF,
the ideal, and that an Improvement lin.
home-making should underlie reform In
all the arts. The chief value of the lit
tie book lies in Its practical suggestions.
in its discussions of materials, their
treatment, and lse--clinker brick, shin
giles and plaster for exteriors: wood and
plaster vaTiously treated with construc-3
ton s howi1ig, for interiors. The texture
and decoration Of fabrics are given at
.tention, sTthe making OF furniture. the
framing Of pictures; the general use OF
etc 81 4
II The chapter on gardens will be found
helpful for 4 he suburban home with nat
Or billy environment, for the city home,
the roof-garden or the tenement house
The illustrations show the treatment
of shingle and clnker brick in several
picturesque homes. q glimpse Of the real,
architecture as opposed to mod
ern limitations, and two types OF savage
houses to exemplify certain principles
concerning roof lipes.4 58 3iss
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through the world utterly irresponsible,
utterly una ware OF any of the restrain
ing Influences of morals Of society. or
Fof common decency---a child whose sins
are to be hidden away under thesold and
5tllrendbare cloak Of. genius. K
81 The diary. rs and no one will trouble
Eto%inquire whether It is q bona flde diary
5or not can hardly be commende ed from
any point Of view 1t@is disgusting at
times ana intensely rylngi at others,
Now ana then there Is saf i1icker ofa inter-
est, particularly toward the. end p when
the violnist begins q to- show something
of moral deccncy and self-respe though
there Is even a lingering doubt; here AS
literature the book does not strike above
the zero mark.
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MOSES BROWN CAPTAIN u. s. N.
BY I3dgar Stanton Maclay, author of
IN History of the United States"
ctc Tho Barker s Taylor, publish-
ers. I'll pages; t125 net. For sale by
Hunter & Co. I,
the high seas III our struggle for inde-
pendence 4bysa regular commissioned
American warship,s should have escaped
official record or historical note DUR
Ing the last one hundred years Is, indeed,
a relnarkab bic fact,.1 says the first sem
tence OF the preface to this work.
\ Tho fact Is extraordinary, as Mr., Mac
lay says. Q has given us here n record
of these flghts-tl,e StlrstS record-ni,d has
contribution to American history S
Moses Brown was one of the great pri-
vateer captains who sailed from New
buryport In TIE Revolution. For a time
he was commander of the General Ar
mold, which did notable work off the
const of Portugal In ITO, but was later
captured. His ship was sunk and oil of
his papers went down iii 1t. Brown was
detained for seven months in q prison.
ship at Charleston, s. CT, but subseau ent-
" became commander oft the United
States sloop-of-warS Merrimac, which
made It's name we'll known during the
naval war with Franco III 17oS-ls01. It lis
of tho Arnold that 80 little is or has been
known. MIR. Maclayj has succeeded In nj,
admirable manner In tracing this long
lost bit OF history. He obtained his In,
formation from the private diary Of Cap,
tain Brown, the journal of Thomas
Creole, his sailing master; the narrative
of lgna titus Nebber, prize-master OF tho,
Arnold. and finally tie Official report Of
the British commander OF the second Of
the Arnold's victims sz3
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BY SNARE or Owe, BY Arthur ".
Marchmont. Published by Frederick
a.. Stokes Company, Of New ork.
5f For sale BY the Bell Book and Sta
tioneryis Company. a.3, HEIR 5 4( 81
A story of intense interest. with all
American for the hero and witl1.the scene
laid mainly In Constantlnople. * X
The hero lisa Sphllanthropist lii his way
who gives his life and strength to the
alnelioration of life for Christians liv-
Ing under Turkish rule, to tighten oppres-
sion and toll and restore something of
the sweetness of joy to a 8lonE -suffering
and ill-starred people, His ideals are not
5practica L. or possible, but his efforts are
noble and when failure stares him in the
face death comes and his fate and that
of the woman he loves, whose love has
been used as IA means a % ensnare him.,
lenshrines their. memories forever in a
halo Of martyrdonl.S s
There is, a secondary hero in the book
and heroine, but they dre real lists, not
.idea!ists, and so hey are pared for the
common fate OF humanity. AS they love
each other simply and sincerely and ac-i
lcept and make the most of hard condi-.
lions they prove good book comrades and
one bids them good bye with real regret.
Mr. AIarcfmonts book has the merit
of describing life under new conditions
re the East and will prove very inter-.
lesting to those In search$of material for
summer reading, BIZ s. 55.5. ,E5 Z
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THE POEMS Or HENRY ABBEY:
Fourth edition; enlarged. D. Apple
ton & Co., New Y ork. $50 pa ges. iii.
t.AllQthe poems I care to RETAIN" says
the preface, signed with the initials OF
the author, 'arc collected in this fourth
edition, and are now reproduced as !
wish them to stand. Some OF them should
not be here, perhaps, but they have been
copied and rccited often and arc beyond
recall. lii tho third edition dse5) thir.
teen poems, beginning with the verses
Delay, were added to what comprised
tho first and second editions usSs). In
the present3volum the nine titles follow
Ing THE Long Regret are appended to
the contents OF the edition OF 1895. Lest
tho dominant meter might become mo-
lnotonous 1t was varied In parts OF
Kara give Of 1.-THE City of Decay" and
Ina few other&instances.5l 81 1 (, 6iiSS
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OF COLUMBIA. a Story OF
the War. BY General Charles King.
Illustrations by George Gibbs, New
York. Tho Hobart Company. 1901.
Cloth: gilt top. PIP. 34s. For sale by
the Bell Book and Stationery Com
pany. Richmond. Va.
This writer was generallysand 5favorably
ssnown before his military promotion ] t
he needed any literary promotion, this
production might not obtain It.. Yet 1t
is readable q instructive, and full Of stir
ring incident. It Is valuable for tho
account which "a new United States gem
cral gives OF the manncrs5in which his
side became prepared for the stuper-
dons war, and of tho anomalous positions
which some Southern men held during
tho strife, l5i
Northern, has no rancor IN It, is Rex
lnarahem. a gifted. distinguished and
eloquent graduate OF Columbia IJnIver
sity. New York. who. refusing COM
mission, ental ed the Union service as d
common soldier in the cavalry. lIe is a
protege of Mr.. Raynor. a lawyer. whose
professional engagements are largely with
the South. and the accepted lover Of his
daughter Editha. His chull and supposed
friend, Ned Burnhan. was also under
Mr.. Raynor's patronage
In the army Rex strove to be faithful
aud efficient and behaved CALAMITY in
lighting, Yet he got Into serious trouble
and was. contaminated. lie was also
taken prisoner BY Jeb Stuart's men, but
liberated by one OF those dubious South
erners, with whom he explored much or
the Wilderness. General King says Of
Stonewall Jackson: Sin tho darkness and
confusion with scattered lines az battle
brigade and battalion facing every which
way, the inspiration and genius of many
a victory Went down under the nervous
yolley Of his own men, In Stonewall
jackson was lost to the Confcdera cy that
which y could never regain"
Owing to the silence OF IIditha, Rex
beca me estrangtd from her, Whilst treacl,-
cry and falsehood were weaning her from
Rex, who was very strongly drawn to
Alice Langdon by her sweetness and the
Kindness and nursing hospitality Of her.
family. He proposes to Alice who, hay
Ing rejected his friend and superior Off
Ger. Winn accepts him. But she is not
satisfied with his love, 1t Is not ardent
enough and she suspects that lie lis stu
yearnng for Edtha.
~ length he RECEIVERS from his Wounds
~ applaudcd anG promoted and allowed
to return To New York. where he soon
sees Mr. Raynor die. But he disproyes
The charges which had been circulated
against him In regard to some dr Mr.,
Raynor's gold Of which he had hecn
robbed discovers and dcnounces the
treaehery OF his old chnm. who has near.