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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
A. C. KENNEDY ILL OF TYPHOID
Real Estate Man Forced TO Cut short
western vacation Trip
by Illness.

Alfred c. Kennedy brother Of Judge
Howard Kennedy is III Of typhoid fever
at his home Two weeks ago Mr.. Kennedy
started for vacation trip TO the far
west. expecting to be gone a month or
more. When he arrived a Denver he felt
somewhat III, but went on to Salt Lake
City, thinking his indisposltion would pass
on At the capital OF Utah Mr. Ken
nedy realized that he was a very sick
man. so he started back TO his home city.
Arriving here one week ago local physi-
clans told him he had all the symptoms
OF incipient typhoid fever. Since then the
sickness has developed and at present Mr.
Kennedy is a very sick man. A naturally
sound constitution, backed by good habits
is the base on which the attending doctors
are building their hopes Of a favorable
outcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
Social Chit-rhnt.

Mr.. T. F. Maloney has bought the Dick
inson house on Park avenue and expects
to take possession about October l.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Lomax will take the
house at present occupied by Mr.. and Mrs,
John A. Mcshane on Dodge street. when
the latter move into their new home on
Thirty-seventh street in November.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
G. q, r. Outing.

The Catholic Order of Foresters will give
their annual outing at Krug Park Wednes-
day evening, Sept G. Races and contests
will take place in the afternoon, suitable
prizes having been offered for the occa-
sion. The Lady Catholic Order of For
esters and all friends invited
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
Nelson Starts Home.

LONDON. Sept. 2.-William r. Nelson Of
Kansas City was among the passengers
who sailed for New York from here today
on the steamer Minnetonka
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
His singing Highly COmpiimented by
Great Paris Teacher.

Great Paris Teacher.
Word has been recently received from
Fred c. Ellis OF the Normal Conserva-
tory, who went abroad a short time ago
20 take. vocal instruction under NJ. Boudy.
OF Paris, the greatest living teacher OF the
voice Mr.. Ellis was asked b. him 10
sing 'Dio possente, aria from Faust.
which was rendered in such fine manner
as 10 bring forth great praise from the
renowned teacher, and later when asked
10 sing Evening Star aria from Tam
hauser." the gentleman went into raptures
over Mr.. Ellis voice and method. Great
credit was also given Prof Pease, Mr..
Ellis former instructor He was told that
he would have nothing to unlearn, but
could go on with him where he left on
with Prof. Pease. Mr.. Ellis Is studying
oratorio music and was a member OF the
faculty OF Detroit Conservatory and
member OF the Detroit Central NJ. r.
church choir when he left for his trip
abroad
Notice from Detroit JournaD
Mr. Ellis will open his studio Wednesday,
September 9Th room ls Barker Block.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
SOCIETY CUTS UP At PLAY
Ghymkana Proves lIcuse for Exhibition Of
Nonsense and High Jinks,
DIGNITY LAID ASIDE FOR ONE DAY
Afternoon at Country Club spent I'm
sports whose Delight Lies In
Absurdity of Their
Nature.
,leNIN LAID ASIDE FOR ONE DAY
About Abbie.

Abbie Ben Adams, may her life be spared,
Awoke one night and felt a trihe scared;
For on her shirtwaist box, cross-legged,
safe
A Vision writing on a little slate.
Exceeding nervousness made Abbie quake
And to the Vision tmidly she spake:
What writest thOu?' Tine Vision looked
appalled,
At her presumption, and quite coldly
drawled:
THE list Of Our Best People who depart
For watering places sumptuous and
smart o."
Am I in III" asked Miss Abbie. Mo-
The scornful Vision said, You're poor,
you know"
II know" said Abbie; Il go where it's
cheap.
/ can't afford mountains or prices steep
But ere you leave, Just dot this item down,
l never leave my cats to starve In town ~
The Vision wrote, and vanished. Next
night late
He came again and brought his little slate.
And showed the names of people really
best,
And 10 Miss Abbies name led all the rest!
CAROLYN Wells in Life.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

Miss Dacy will show fall millinery on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. and 6, at
3l5 South Fifteenth street
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
KahI & Johnston

Will display new fall millinery, NUNS,
boas and fancy headgear on and after
Tuesday. Sept. 5. No cards.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
Kali a Inhnntnn.

VIII display new fall millinery, nuns,
boas and fancy headgear on and after
Tuesday, Sept 8. No cards.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

Miss Dacy will show fall millinery on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept 5 and 8, at
SIS South Fifteenth street
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

Corinne F. Paulson, Piano, 416 McCague.
Open September I.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

f. d. Keck. voice teacher: Miss JOY
Keck, assistant and teacher of piano.
Studio, Davidge bldg, 18th and Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
kahI 4 .In

KahI & Johnston.
VIII display new fall millinery, nuns.
boas and fancy headgear on and after
Tuesday, Sept 5. No cards.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

The Sherwood Music school, Fine Arts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14
AWFUL WEATHER
Weather Man Sends Out Worst ot
 tho Present Season.

The weather man is getting ready for Christ mas, and on Thursday sent a preliminary spell of the worst weather he has on hand. as a sample of what may be expected. It began raining Wednesday night, and kept it up throughout the night and Thursday all day. The temperature fell until it was next to freezing, and predic- tions are made that the earth's sur face herea bouts will be frozen over in the morning.
 Perhaps the man who feels the change wotst is the rheumatic and the man with the gout. but as none in Pine Bluff !can lay claim to so aris' focratic complaint as the latter there is perhaps very little suffering on this accc Sunt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14
CLERKS OF CITY MET WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND PEREECT THEIR OR-
 GANtzATlON.
cai2t. W. B. Pinney Was Elected President, and Frank R. Pierce
 Secretary ard Treasurer.

The city clerks association met pursuant to call Wednesday night and perfected the.r organiZation This, it will be borne in hind, is one of Pine Bluff infant organizations, having but recently been set in motion; but judging by the enthusiasm that marks the individual members it is destined to become one of the strongest. Tho following officers were elected Wed nesday night for the year:
 President-W. B. Pinney.
 Vice president-Sam Leroy.
 Secretary and treasWer-Frank R Pierce
 Delegates to Central Trades an( Labor council-W. B. Pinney, Frank R. Pierce and w. IT. Benton.
 Besides being well attended the members all worked in perfect accord and to the best interests of all con. cerned. Working cards have been or dered and will be distributed by the secretary as soon as they arrive. All labor organizations will be duly neti- fled of cards. The secretary will duly notify all members by card of date of meetings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14
WILL MEET AT THE CITY HALL
 TONIGHT TO ORGAN.
May Also Fix Date for City Primary Election and Name Election
 Judges.

The Democrat c city central com mittee will meet pursuant to the call cf Chairman w. B. Alexander at the city hall tonight for the purpose of or aanizine, several new committeeman Icing admiSs hle at this session of the committee. + is also probable that the con mittee will set date for hold ing the city primary election and ap- point judges of the primary, as it is now time for that work to be done by the committee.
 The Democratic cty central com mittee is composed of the following members:
 First ward-J. H. Dellmon, MT Fisher and Fred Blatherwick.
 Second ward-A. Brewster. Tom Sparks and w. B. Alexander.
 Third ward-D. c. Bell, Chas. Dun nington and Drew White.
 Fourth ward-N. T. White, Sam Solmson and J. A. Clements.
 The candidates to be nom hated at the next city primary are as follows: City attorney.
 City clerk.
 One alderman from each ward.
 There have been no announcements for any of these offices yet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14
Sunday Morning.

Rev. T. Y. Ramsey, the new pastor of the First Methodist church. was an arrival this week. hay ng come in from Mississippi where he has been visiting his mother snce the adjourn nent of the annual conference at Cam. den. Dr. Ramsey will remove his fam. fly from Little Rock, where he was stationed last year, to this city this week, and will occupy the pulpit of First church next Sunday, preaching h:s first sermon in Pine Bluff al If o'clock in the morning.
 The Epworth League of the First Methodist church will tender the new pastor a reception during the first week in January, and il is also prob. able that the coneregation will tender him reception.
 Dr. Ramsey, who has been pastor of Winfield Memorial church in Little Rock, the most important consrega. ton in the capital city, for some time past, bears the reputation of being one of the most eloquent pulpit ora tors in the state, as we'll as most ge- nial gentleman. His efforts elsewhere have been attended with the most re- markable results for good, and his coming to Pine Bluff is hailed with universal delight by members of the First church congregation as we'll as by others interested in church work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14
NEW SKATING RINK
To Be Opened Saturday Night by
 Messrs. Drake and LePiace.

Messrs. Drake and LaPlace vii! open their new skating rink, in the room over the plant of the Pine Bluff bottling works, on Barraque street. next Saturday night The enterpris- ing proprietors of this new resort of l'easure have gone to considerable expense in fitting up the room with 2 new floor and otherwise preparing it for the use they intend putting it to, and when it is opened to the public next Saturday evening it will be one of the best rinks in the whole state. 'Fhev expect to make it the most pop ular resort in the state.
 Both Messrs. Drake and LaRlaca are enterprising and up-to-date gentle men, with wide exnerence in catering to the pleasure of the public, and they are receiving the complimentary ex- pressions of all pleasure-loving Pine Bluff for their effort in giving to the public this new resort, which has long been needed one in the city. They will make it strictly first-class place. where no objectionable characters will be allowed. and none need feel any hesitancy in patronizing 1t. The patronage of the ladies will receive especial attention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14
FUNERAL OF MRS. LEFLAR.


 All that was mortal of Mrs. s. J.. Lefiar was laid tenderly away in
 Rellwood, the city of the dead, Thurs day morning. The funeral services were conducted from the family res : dence on South Main street at 10 o'clock, Rev. J. I. Norris. pastor of the First Presbyterian church. officiat- ing. A large ooncourse of friends of the deceased accompanied the re. mains to the'r last resting place. The pail bearers were Messrs. ]. H. Wat kins, M. J. Meade, A, Brewster, J. w. Crawford, W. T. Woodbridge and J. c. Wiley. ,.....j..x.-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14

Ii has been decided to hold another Pan-American conference. It will meet at Rio de Janeiro on the 27th of July next, and Secretary Root has prom ised to be delegate from the United States. This gives great satisfac- tion to verybody-especially to the Brazilian ambassador, MT. Nabuco who had already begun to make the arrangements. MT. Root will also visit Montevideo and Buenos Ayres, and he may be persuaded to cross the continent to Chile and return home via the west coast, stopping at Santi- ago, Lima and Panama. It would not be practicable for him to 90 to Quito, the capital of Ecuador. because the journey up and down would re- quire at least two weeks on horse back. The railroad only runs q short distance above Guayquil, and the wa gon road only short distance out from Quito. It is necessary to cross the mountains on mule back and camp out at night, because the inns are in. tolerable MT. Root would enjoy inc experience immensely, because he is fond of outdoor life, and is at home m a saddle. He enjoys camping ont fuliy as much as President Roosevelt. put he could scarcely give the time necessary to the journey. It could not be done in less than three weeks.
 He might go to La Paz the capital Of Bolivia, in ''the heart of the An. des,' for that is comparatively easy journey. He would leave his steamer at Antofogasta. take narrow.guaee ee railroad to Oraro and thence across by carriage to La Paz. He could re. turn via lake Titicaca and the raiI- road to Mollendo and rejoin his steam CT there. There is no more lelight- ful voyage in the world than along the west coast of South America. It IS always June. It never rains or blows, the sea is always smooth and there are two fleets of splendid steam CTS. built for that climate. One of them belongs to British company that was organized by William Wheel right. an American, and the other to a Chilean corporation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14
HOW TO GET IS CENTS
PRESIDENT HARVE JORDAN OF SOUTHERN COTTON Assoc
 A7oN ISSUES AN ADDRESS TELLING THE FARMERS HOW THEY PROCEED TO GET THAT N4lc+4 IS DIE r44=,,

cotton problem oE the fata55 aud in 5hat Way production need not be f,- tarded,@ but, orr tifo contrary. aIl fle cotton We can produce may 6e cen. snmed in the various markets of the
 "Ne must consider also al the New Orleans convention. the question of inn grafton and character of imp}i- grants desired in the south as we'll as the countries which would be the most apt to furnish the best class of such desirable immigrants.
 We W Il discuss the bringing about of closer relations between the farm CT and banker to the end that we may as rapidly as possible be rid of the present iniqritous credit system and gradually induce our people to become depositors rather than bor- rOwers
 " e must discuss the necessity for the gathering of statistics relating to the cOnsun ption and manufacture of cotton by the United States depart ment of agriculture and the issuance of such reports jointly with the crop reports and annual yield of crop in this way put the farmer on a parity with the spinner as to information.
 hi ho placed on the number of delegates from any one county. In fact, we want an overwhelming attendance. Last January when the organization was given birth at New Orleans there were over 5000 delegates who came from all over the south. We want 5000 to come to New Orleans for this pending mass convention.
 "So that uniformity of action may be had I have named Saturday, De- cember g. as the day when the state pres dents of the Farmers union and other agricultural organizations are requested to call their people together and select delegates. I would urge that the names of all delegates SO se- lected be sent with their respective postoffice addresses to me at No. 2eO Empire building, Atlanta Ga.
 "One of the largest audtoriums in the city of New Orleans has been ten dered to the association by the New Orleans Proeressive usion, and MT. Henry Mayo. secretary of the union, has advised me that the New Orleans committees have been appointed and already are at work to see that no de- tails arc lacking for the convention of the delegates and those desiring to secure apartments or hotel accommo- datiope in advance should address Mr. Mayo.
 "The convention will close Satur- day. January 13. and as the meeting at Hot Springs, Ark. to elect officers for the coming year will take place Tuesday, Janaury 16. delegates to the Hot Springs meeting may come to the New Orleans convention, remain over for Sunday and leave for Hot Spr;ses that night or Monday.
 "All the railroads in the south have been asked for a rate of one fare for the round trip, and this rate no doubt will be authorized and announced in due time"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14

litical affairs. and do not care for any intervention on the part of the United States. That is the principle they advance but they admit that ''cireHn4- stances may alter cases" At the same time they do not see why the prssl- governments would very much prefer dent should deem 1t necessary to dis cuss these questions in his message to congress. They regard the intro- duet on of the subject of their fianan- cial delinaueRcies as sratuitous and impeEtiEent, and one Of them ladgh- in&ly quoted an old Spanish proYerb, that it is very bad manners to talk about the rope in the house of a man who has been hangei.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14

New 0ileans, Dee 14-If tie ela=s of President Jordan of the southern Cotton association gre fulfilled. the mass convention Of the assoc ation to take place in New Orleans Thurs day. Friday and Saturday, January II, F and g. will be the occasion for one of the most striking celebrations in the annals of the cotton industry ever held in the south, for after year of unprecedented and continuous veto ries, the southern cotton planters will meet for the purpose of more closely welding their organization and to dis cuss and decide upon important ques- tions affecting the welfare of their industry.
 Organized eleven months ago at New Orleans by a monster assembly of over 3 000 farmers merchants and bankers, the Southern Cotton asso- citation has proved itself a factor of national and international power and at the January convention further steps will be taken to insure the farm ers still further advantages to wh cll their position entities them. "One of tile chief features to be emphasized is the continued holding of the bal ance of the unsold crop for higher pr ces, so as to average the present crop for as near 12 cents as possi- ble. and this can be done only by selling at 15 cents" writes Mir. Jor. dan.
 We must do this and we must discuss other matters of great import ance under the following general heads:
 "The advisability of speed ly bring ing about direct trade relations be- tween the spinners of the world and the cotton producers.
 ssThe importance of extending the "oi h Ol eilc dooOCldllOu dS TdplulV as possible throughout the cotton belt, so as to make the work absolutely effective. The imperative need of se- curing facilities for handling the crop in the south. by the erection of stand ard built warehouses where cotton may be weighed and classified by ex- pert managers and the receipts under written so as to make them negotia- lie in any financial center or where they can be bought by exporter or spinner and rendered for delivery: of cotton at such time as it may be needed for consumption. In this way the crop can be marketed slowly and the supply regulated to meet the le- aitiTate demands of spinners. This plan would tend to at once limit the range of speculation. avoiding the present wide fluctuations that are in- furious both to the producer and spin- ner and place the future handling of cotton on sound, safe and conserva- tive basis.
 'The securing from congress of an appropriation for the immediate pur. pose of sending out properly selected commissioners to foreign countries in the interest of extending to such for eign countries the use of American cotton and cotton goods. This I be- lieve to be the true solution of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14
RAILROAD MEN MEET.

The board of directors of the Pine Bluff North and South railway com pary met in an important session al o'clock this afternoon. At a late hour the meeting had not adjourned and nothing could be learned of the business transacted, if any.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14
WORK ON UNION STATION.

The work on the new union station was begun in earnest Thursday, when the contractors began the actual re. moval of the old depot, preparatory to erecting the new one on it's present ste
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14
REV. kEADLE AND FAMILY
Leave Today for Their New Home as
 Sherrill.

Rev. O. H. Keadle and faimly leave today for Sherrill. where Rev. Kead'e has been stationed by the Methodist conference for the next year. Rev. Neadle's work comprises four church. es. including three growing towns, Sherriu. Humphrey and Tucker. He has country appointment at Flat Bayou. The work is very desirable one. His home will be at Sherill. Rev. Keadle has been pastor of the Macon circuit for the past year, and wss recently appointed pastor of Flaw. ley Memorial church in this city to fill cut an unexpired term. He leaves many friends in Pine Bluff, where he made his headquarters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14
RAILROAD MEETING.

Dr. 2. Orto has returned from De. Vall's Bluff. where he recently al. dressed mass meeting of the citi. zens in the interest of the new Pine Bluff North and South railroad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14
\ Man's Life.

Is spent in his clothes. Why nor wear the best. and have yours made by Esenkramer, the tailor. above Citizens bank. Second avenue, eorner Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14

Your advertisement is an active but silent force, which. like interest grows day and night. summer and winter aNke.-Profitabls Advertising.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14
Secretary of State, So It Is Said, Will
VOL XII

Washington, Dec 1.-The diplo- matic colony from Latin America is not entirly pleased with the presi' dents message. They complain that 4Ae. nart which concerns them sounds much like the admonitions of an overlOrd." and is altogether too pa- Nronizing in tone and sentiment. Willie they are gratified to have re- 3nanted the old assurances that we haXe no designs upon their territory saS0 that i've do not intend to use the Mo1roe doctrine in any shape or way a4AAn excuse for aggrandizement on so6 part at the expense of the repub- 1fGE of the sOuth,' and that "all this ccE1Atry desires that the other repub- M6Non this continent shall be happy A prosperous" they do not like the a3&essive and blunt tones in which t6XR assurances are conveyed. As one d18&e ministers from a outh American cS try describes it:
 he president says if we behave o( elves he will like us, but if we at paughty he will punish us. hS4& never yet seen the documents w committed the family of Ameri- canR Rations to his charge. He takes thAH round that the Monroe doctrine mASs him the guardian of the entire WoM rn hemisphere, and if we are n4M Aty to each other or to any other 5oMnment, or if we do not pay our blI1 he will get out the big stick!'
 t is about the construction, they
 n, that all of the Central and N Central American people will Ma0a on the message. The key to it nln the words, We must try and nnNMce all the other nations of this ment, once and for all, that no md orderly government has any. 0to fear from us," and they do that way of putting it. Nor ney appreciate the fraternal in.
 which suggested the paragraph
 message in which President
 eit offers to have the United
 become collection agency
 nr American neighbors refuse C0clr 0ohtS fo fhoin US,..z.-
 IS. He makes it clear that
 onroe doctrine was never in.
 fo protect any nation from the
 ences of its own misdeeds ,.
 1t is far better that the fleets
 United States should take DOS.
 Df their custom houses and act
 yer in the interest of their
 than to permit European
 10 enforce the payment of oh.
 Tor fear temporary occupa. ne custom houses of an Amer.
 nDlic might result in perma
 Gcupation of American terri
 Ter words, the diplomatic rep
 yves or the Latin-Amer.car ? take the ground that theh
 enear own financial and DO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14

People are learning that almost every new good thing is advertised. Shoe and Leather Faoas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14

do not think I should care to nn, dertaks to d business without adver' tising.-0. D. Peacock, Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14

Rev. c. w. Drake. for the past year the ropular pastor of Carr Memorial church., in the east end of the city. laet --'ea- a~'av for his new home at Ats where he has been station
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14

Rev. McClfrtock. who takes Rev nrake's place at Carr Memorial, will he here in time to preach his initia sermon next Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14

ed by his conference for the next year. He took his family with him. They leave a large circle of Pine Bluff friends to regret their departure aEd wish them prosperity in their new home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14

Rev. s. w. Rainey, the new pastor of Hawley Memorial church, in the west end of town, has arrived, and will occupy the pulpit of his new church next Sunday.