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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-29
Specials for Monday.

Read the Palais Royals advertisement OF
page 4. part /. for Mondays bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-29

B. Rich's Sons are advertising on page s
of part the latest fashions in elegant foot
wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-29

ouwirfnd BRANDED every ham piece of
labels
" from the grocer. Should find
Should
Golden Brand Hams and Bacon and Golden Leaf Lard
abel kindly let know supply your
promptly attended
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d. W BOY Ie,ates hIz aa.5asoz5z
-sana delivered ON =ee5r5 a...s=
RawkfH Sand eaHaaa7
til.
If quality aepeats ia z5a
Yen need us te do 1oug 0Lfiuzz la#aa
Electric company.
Waat any @phougz 4lmA ov.a
Eau!ea9 That's aas business Union
Electric Company
Fl1s l@HeI4a1 F0aa.n an -
might fh9F4 va nofHfF #+,aN
espc I6z r-@81ar dHfll pfaea -.
Sidney flelm7@ne4 and second
hand store We buy md zeIl raff4=
f4rc stoves or anytime. i, "a w..
Second avenue.
AL kinds of cook stoves aa3
ranges new and secondhand. Wese.l
them cheap Sidney Helms. 21o NJ
Second avenue.
Gasoline stoves. al Kinds, best
make, and lew prices. See Sidney
Helms. new and secondhand store.
10 West Second avenue
-Ghas. II 'yc5e& is able te piaSe
loans, and if YOU desire TO borrow It
will be to your interest to see Inn
Office at 1l3 Pine street
Big lot Of secondhand window
shades We have them new and al
colors at 20 cents each. See Sidney
Helms. 210 West Second avenue.
-Estraycd-On dark bay mare.
about sixteen hands high. Suitable
reward for her return to A. y. Foster.
Seventeenth and Cherry streets, Pine
Bluff. Ark.
The ladies of Trinity church as
sociation Will give a bonnet. apron,
stock bazaar and tea with a musieal.
at the rectory Thursday afternoon ard
night, April 27.
Big bargains in secondhand sew
ing machines We keep all kinds Of
machine supplies. Machines for rent.
Sidney Helms, 210 West Second ave.
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JUDGE GRACE ON GAMBLING
Instructions TO Grand Jury Leaves No
Doubt as to Whom to Indict

J.Icgr lu62V 4 r tsrHce mis- f5=5.z.
..- calaa4 .ho 4rmd jury IN aul save
dom speetaH Instructions In thg ma
t1r of gambling in Pin HIuft. yhe
i1st1mo'iens Were given because Iii i
.ltleronea II opinion amoH4 1be jurors
aEoU Wh.'hee only those who Kept
~aUb.iu- houses or crrry=m5u WHO
HaNe1 iii h. houses shelld BE in
tefad Judge Grace said ihs law
Gads IL distinction between liz man
he 2aHlBIed al time az c0a man
Es3a Wagld plaza game uaV ana then.
Ea5h Wera violating The STATUTES. and
beth Wese guilty Of a clime IL adj
..dzs.e1 .He. -faHd iH1 20 ifiiet Al Pc
saa5 guilty of gambling for gambling
az as much a crime 'Mda9 he STAT
u.es muder OF 10Gst1N. The
Only iaesoucs Wa Ia In aeeHes. IL
a4Hs b- Be-t way 10 break aP
=#Uhlf64 vas So uHosf eyorz mar
10 -aabIe5. WhearverH Hhe custom
- ii house were Stopped t66H he
asas. aa.sl aees ~ai.v aaG@a.
Tn. tendency eeefzWllsre va 10
sop 4ambinez for It ~aS proving tae
slIa u many Young mon. I1tas
Grace said be knew Of many instances
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Changes in Physical Department.
asap winter season Of he leeH Y.
~ G. y in The phHstacl dQparim,ut
closes fhe last day Of this month.
1l3 summer lasan viii commence
.he frs Of May The closing el rhe
winter season does no' in any way ini-
lly Thai work will he stopped entirely
II he gymnasium but thai 1#ma>1zs
merely the opening of HE outdoor
work. which will necessitate lie
changing of The gymnasium class
hours HON on schedule
The classes for the summer months
VII he on Mondays. Wednesdays an3
Fridays. at $50 ?. II.
Al indoor baseball lea9ne has been
organized and will play scheduled
4ames= on Thursday nights. statin2
lie first Thursday in May,
Through the Kindness OF Nh ". |.
neWocdy the association Will have
The use of his spacious lot on Fifth
avenue. This lot will be used as the
athletic field of the association. Two
lawn tennis courts have been mad
and tournament Will be run eff dur
Ing the summer months. 4 hand
81 me tennis racket is To be given the
winner Of the meet These courts
Will be strictly a membership privi-
lese, and in order to avoid any trou-
bic each member will furnish his own
racket and balls
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-27

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.s~t aH#oH 4-. If ',~~,#-=.a.
4ea.i#- ra4.e~ #a #4eH aaaG
1a~e-= ah-er Met aa. H-~' aae.s.4--5
ttua- avcaa~, Il .ht~ ayi. Won Who
,;1lH'a could Het af4aNs D. GasT9d
with a.HoE ava va ne thea.aVa
eea.H8#tf4 +6t j'U5ae -ai8 rH#f #
was 4ae Sworn duty II n, zaem4 aa1
lis deputies. rae ranstI.da# and biz
arpsfe~. and he cAIef of police aea
his patr9lman u arrest auz and l
p1=smas vino W#He eaagla aama5n4
It these men w98EI al Ia a71e da1v
th, 4Fand ugN s6auaI zIa.- l.s duty.
Wael. questioned aaea. "a aaol
feaa known laea1is - .ha =sr6 *
change. iad4. Grace z5id 6=rsssz..sg [
1lfs=as DIE w9fsf t@m u =ambaa4
hur 1ha' tlsere 4a- ae z'a.s. #a
d@. which j. could b. se4npad
TIE fafafa. at= ra7 land a.# 80
fofttiea a#e i0d=e H5at aa aoaa1-
,D@u }h@ =eoJurbog Ws1" - = 5hy
s.Ha5ti.n and .taf l6ga. loa@ vas 5s-
roefslIy unpleasant 3aa4r e55are= =7st.
ed th# tfi9 be#faeIa4ad = saa tfHal
3,naTt and thar he would cs.I -ae
cDmN judges afI.utIa0 ~
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Double w ellis.

Double Wells.
neaa1e= Wvllz Ap95i % Mr.. and
MI paye Tombe1'in were down hel.@
from sheridan las Saturday ami sun
day Visiting Mr. and NIs. {. II eald-
Vel
MI Frank Bridges of The BluH ely
train in Grant county WAS here=last
Saturday and Sunday Visiting his pa.
renls ana brother. and friends.
NJ and Mr. 4. | Caldwell of Pine
lQff We're ouf aerr .asf Sunday visit
in4 relatives and friends.
NJ (. H Caldwell MAS down at
Clio last Monday cn a business tIio.
and was caught ont in the#biG eain
thai fell in TIE afternoon
Mi ll D. Westall spent Iast s.tur-
day ami Sunday in Pine Bluff. and
he also cot caught out in The raln as
he was coming home Monday avon-
Ing
Miss Allie Hayward and Lowell Nc
Donald Of Pine Bluff We're cut acre
last Saturday and Sunday to spend
T. 81 with tC fr.iI Il
little Ruth Westall returned homc
with them Sunday at,trEGoa.
a burglar visited this vicinity las
Friday night He Went to Billie
Green's house first. bur did not get
anything Mr. Green's logs caro-
near getting the burglar, WHO flissht-
ened Green's family very much. and
then Went to Mr.. Tail MurdociE's
house and Succee led in getting into
the kitchen and taxing 4 large dish
pan Of flour. He mrs1 nave been hun
cry.
The rain we had here last Mondav
and Monday NIGHT did Great d,-ft g
damage e the farms. It washed con
siderable cotton and eora fhal ,he
farmers had planted. and ESQ same
fencing.
There VAS fine crowd Of men and
boys met al Double Wells last Tues
day morning to receive rheil mail
and do some trading with the post
master. after which they col on1 in
the yard and began shooting each 9th
q S rifles 10 see which could beat
and enjoyed themselves Very much.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-27
AMERICAN SURETY
COMPANY
Qr NEW YORK,
PINE BLUFF Trust
COMPANY
LOCAL AGENT
BUSINESS RESTRICTED TO
SuRETYS4Ip ON BONDS,

The above COMPANY s no. only the
strongest and best in Tie world but
is not and never has been member
Of a rating book or combination reg,
ulating rates anywhere. 1t is there.
fore not affected By the recent anti
trust law, and VII remain in this
state for the transaction CT business
Most all other surety companies will
leave the state after March 23rd. 1905
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-27
RElE lEF.NENTON. .

!. piIlsH II; las a4ht fer Tex-
az n business
4 ]. c1emmonS Of Grady IS in the
city today on business,
" Williams Of En4lish is her
toaay Oh a business mission.
Police Judge ", L. Toney has re-
turned from business 'lip 10 Kansas
City.
Miss Georgia Baucum has returned
from a visit Ia Mrs Malone in Pine
Bluf-I.iI5le Rock Gazette.
Mrs, Finley HUT of Pine Bluff is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs B.
s. ewell-Iittle Rock Gazette
Mrs. kiYkwood Tunnah will return
tG Little Rock today Mrs Tunnah
was : guest Of honor al reception
given yesterday by Mrs. w. II. Lang
tCld
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-27
NOTICE!!
Soda Water Weather Will
Soon Be Here

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asa# Hs2gezs 10Y O. crushed
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2n #E# ps85IH=5s 2#t taatifs'
Paftof =#fa 55 Hazsfef Eit0H last
Ne3t and - ae.a3#fV a1!vlt
the .a9..e- s3.e. We aeet 10
39tt5'e=45n 454a sfH0g al~ 5HuJ-
me-. Gsea9a-4ezs= motto.
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Where Happiness Is Found.

bon look for true happiness IN the mansion
Of The very rich where hlgh-prced physicians
are called in to doctor every a1lment But seek
II and find it. too. III the comfortable homes of
the middle class and so-cal1ed poor. where
Green August Flowet i always used to keep
the family healthy-to cut all stomach troubles
whether indigestion. dyspepsia constipation.
loss of appetite. bilious attacks or torpid liver
T1ial bottle August tlower. 25e. Big bottle i5e
Al al idtug4istS
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Nine Negroes Indicted.

Constable Frank Stewart ouf1a.ha
enc of the negroes who IS ccnfiae
in the county Jail on charge Of m
bina Manning and iomd so mara
the money taken from tho White Ga
This makes $50 in all that ha. 4ee
recovered The Grand jury has ialic
cd all 0f 1ho nine ue9f6eS i@eiia1-, r.
il HE robbery and they viii be ri
on the charge of Grand larceny.
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AaLal.Os

4aIga-Orf.
While Mis- Nette M#lliaz44= =1'..4s=e.
softly apoa fhe bfaHa r.. ". 6 -tga-
s0lI. pa@eea' of f=akas#5, M7,ha##zf
o5WeI pronounced BE- #5s H7
n..7e Mr.. Thomas OF and Mis- la
I l4h husband aAa wife IL e=IH.
neny WAS performed NednesdaE lisa1
= o'clock a sheiastdeaes Of M5=#
Z Mullikin al TW ltfH= altH3- and
ftai1 street. in ths P.eSaHc. = feH.E 81
Immediate relatives q fhe eaafIaFtfla
faGffes The briste j. a =sistar= Hitav
Hush. MIS-. Thomas efeeeH. ir and
Hg.s. Eva Nyke. ana #a- fs51,3 IL
I'm Bluff and lfas #jda efrc,e ii
friends hefe. Nj. or i aa employ,
q lie Cotton Belf !oad aH4 IS a yonne
nan o1 sterling tlairs Of character.
Taey will make Pine Bieh their future
tome. TIE bfde WIS 4o3aed III
heauifu white six, whle he groom
wore lhe regulation black
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-27
CHILD INJURED.

Ionoke, Ark. April 27.-The#twelye
aar old sen Of Bob Aldlidse became
eutaugled in Tie harness while plow-
ire and was dragged under lie horses
igar. He sustained a compound frae-
'Hae Of the leg together with minor in
uries
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-27
Coon ( DeQeIi
D r u c G I S 7
2t0 MAIN STREET
Confidence GroVs SIOVI,

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W. UepG#e=5.. ##=4=. - ie=s5au &C.
La heeu @aH 44 afe5 aalz
eUeeH lH a# a b#t4a e4s
This fhe H4=#.t #f,.ez=#4= faFH ~.
aeJeutieu .ne t1eHsiun tp., He
forests of#aar patrons ab#eIa. hss
e~ry IN a11 our daatHa hahdIins
s.ry best and muest foods th5 -
world has eyer seen, and eeHiH@
WAYS at molerate prices fa=e
principles arc fe- H4s,e u,loa M ~
Nc as)s for you patronage.
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REAL ESTATE
DON'T BUST
"BANk BUSTED.

That's a remark heard qa.rs f.eu
L yca have not been 4 d,pas..0l# #31
cc..0asiJbles in one of rh.S, tntam-
l0aUle concerns. you EG0't know the
fCrorn feeling it Gives one 10 sec fhr
savings OF hard work Jnd years swept
aEav. and nothing - slow fe} H.
Now, real estate doesn't .bust
W don't say that because We want 10
SCI. you real estate bat aecaase it is
true. You bny a house yoH haye ii
always a staunch. trI5 ann 10 Ian
upon at any time.
TAX 70 us. we#can hep zaa=ro pres
petty
VIM. BURKE.
ia West Second avenue.
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Married PEOPLES Eucnre.

Nj and Mrs VIII Collier entertain.
ed ne Married Peoples Euehre club
last night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-27
Naturalization Application.

Julius ote Pahnejt. naive q
Germany. has applied for nauHal.za
ton papel~ before Circuf jude \
B Grace
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-27
LOOK HERE, LADIES!

It's lst easy keep Chairs Tables and all Furniture
about your house looking bright and you will give them
OF Narnis stains and vanishes all the
best that be All color price, soc per quart
have a., colors names for that Iron Bed and your
Bath Teb. Don't yot need them This IS the time
do your house cleaning and We got lots Of helps for you Don
Buggy need OF Paint correspond with your
dress and hat think II does All coors best made, soc quart
Ilvduf "a n Ifaee tae col me v
Of good helpers
!Vt9otdI Iasst fyog want putt
Iar Iaiatan lneh hat : II me and can @ y hen n II OF
anhn ny paint
q an Faf arst
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-27
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2f '.I9a-,.a e...ae r.ue $751;. . qsazs
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H.. Watson Hawk. an electrician
at 1ae cotton Belt shops. has gone on
a tea .ays vis:rfo his home at New
pCY'.
Mr. c.. i.uttre1ll has been sick Of
fer siuc2 Sunday
Re-. q q Keadle and wife left ~
day to visit tAei aaushter. Mrs. C.
R0la1. ar I.amher Ark
If ycu want Dr. A. b. Loving, call
CCcn and Bedell's drug store.
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QUOTATIONS.
Corrected daily by c. c. Taylor
and company
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DoubTe WeTTs.
neaa.e Wells AmfI y Mr.. and
MI pave Tombel'i4 Wero down hey
from sheridan las Saturday ami sun
Nj and Mrs. G II Gald-
WcIl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-27

" NJ. 8 . z z
ia West Second avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-27
THE MARKETS

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2 J.. pil1sv .ett Iasf night fer TeX-
as n business
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-08
BEDELLS STILL LEAD.
Determined sprints Fail to Wipe Out
 Needed Lap

New York, Dec. S.-In spite of sev- eral determined sprints on the part of the other riders in the six-day bike race at Madison Square Garden, the Bedell brothers, riding as the long Island team, still retained, at o'clock this morning, their lead of one lap. Except for the occasional sprints, the pace remains slow and the offering of special prizes for the leaders of each lap has failed to bring the contestants any nearer the records of former years. The relative positions of the ten teams still in the race have undergone no change during the last thirty hours. The score at 1 o'clock.
 Bedell-BedelI, 1,574 miles and lap; Vanderstuft-Stol, 1,574 miles; Root Fogler, 1,574 miles; Keegan-Logan, 1,574 miles; Mclean Moran, 1,574 miles; Hop perl -Hollister, 1,574 miles; Downing Bowler, 1574 miles; Galvin-McDo Donald, 1,573 miles and laps; Achorn-Downey, 1,573 miles and laps; Doreflinger-Du sot, 1,573 miles and laps.
 The record for the ninety seventh hour is 1882 miles and laps, made by Miller and Waller in 1899.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-08
DEATH WARRANT READ.
Mrs. Rogers Listens Without Any Ap-
 parent Emotion.

Windsor, Vt, Dec. r. Preparations for the hanging of Mrs Mary M. Rog- CTS were practically complete tonight and unless Governor Bell again re- prieves her, the murderess will pay the penalty of her crime tomorrow.
 The deputy sheiffs have been busy all day and with the help of carpenter they set up the gallows in the west wing of the prison, where 1t had been erected twice before for the execution of the woman.
 During the afternoon Sheriff Peck formally read the death warrant to Mrs. Rogers. She listened without ap- parent emotion. Because of the many movements in the case, this was the third time that the document had been officially read to the woman.
 The only person not connected with the prison who saw Mrs. Rogers to-day was Rev. c. c. Delany, the Roman Catholic priest of Windsor. Father De. Iany administered to the woman the sacrament of the holy communion, fol- lowing her confession to him yesterday. Father Delany says that Mrs. Rogers is still firm and in control of her feel ings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-08
$H,OOO FOR WATERCRESS
GREAT PRICE PAID FOR NOTED
 HORSE AT AUCTION

Third Largest Ever Paid by an Amerl-
 on 0wner-sixteen Years old and
 Bred by Lord Falmouth in England-
 J. B. Haggin, the Purchaser-Dis-
 posaI Sale Ends, s4O5,275 Having
 Been Netted. E.
 New York, Dec. T.--Watercress, a brown stallion, sixteen years old, by springneld wharfdale, bred by Lord Falmouth in England, was sold by auc- ton to-day for $71.0O0 to J. B. Hagin, who already owned half interest in the horse through the Haggin-Trevis partnership in the famous Rancho del Paso stud. To-day marked the end of the four days dispersal sale of all the thoroughbreds Of this stud. Over 400 head were sold, bringing a grand total of $4o5,275.
 The price paid for Watercress to-day was the third largest ever paid for 8 horse by an American owner. The stall lion Ormonde, sire of Ornondale, win ner of this years fllturity, and now at the OrInondale farm in California, was bought at auction sale in South Amer ica for $150,000. St. Blaise brought the highest price ever paid at sale in this country, being bid in for $1000o0 at the dispersal sale of the stable of the late August Belmont.
 Watercress is the sire of Water Color, Water Boy, Nasturtium, and many oth- CT horses prominent on the American turf. He will be sent to Mr. Haggin' S Elmendorf- stud in Kentucky,
 Star Ruby, sire of Africander, Som brero, Animosfty, Shooting Star, and other well known performers was bid in by MT. Haggin to-day for $30,OOO
 Mr. Haggin also secured Gold Finch and St. Gatien at $16,000 each. Golden Garter, sire of Meehanus, was sold to A. J. Joyner for $1O,OO0. As a four-year old, he carried top weights and won twelve stake races in England H. T. OxnarG got Glenheimer for $3100. For the imported Toddington the bidding was almost as exciting as for Water- cress, Joyner finally got him for $S,00O. Toddington is out of Minerva, out of Nydia. who was the dam of optime, the dam of Sysonby. -.-
 Among the brood mares sold to-day was zealandie, dam of Water Boy, who went to Thomas Welsh for $S,00O. Twenty-two unraced Allies were sold bringing total of s29,S75. or an aver age of $1,335 per head. Thirteen year. lings were sold at good prices, the lot bringing $11,SOO, Star Ruby and Water- cress colts bringing the highest bids. Among these was chestnut lilly by Star Ruby, out of Irony, which went to R. Bowen for $55O0.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-08
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Pharmacist Instantly Kills His Wife
 and MOther-in-Iaw.

New York, Dec 7.-Alfrel P. Frolich, a pharmacist in the Presbyterian hos pitaI, shot and instantly killed his wife Fannie and her mother, Mrs. Anna Hoohung, in his home in Brooklyn to- day. After the shooting he pocketed the revolver, and stepping over his wife's body walked out of the house He gave himself up to a policeman he met in the street and was locked up after refusing to make any statement.
 .Frolich had met his wife while she was employed as stenographer in the hospital and they were married about five years ago. They have one child, and the bullets that ended the another in-law's life came near killing the baby, with whom it's grandmother was playing at the time.
 A doctor who examined the prisoner at the station house said he was suf- fering from nervous prostration.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-08
MONEY FOR CANAL WORK.
House Cuts Emergency Appropriation
 to s11.OOO.OOO.

Washington, Dec. 7.-An appropria- ton of 100000 was voted to-day to- ward the construction of the Panama canal. The amount was a compromise between the SIG, 6,50O,0OO carried in the bill under consideration and an estimate of something over $6,OOO, 900 recommend ed by Democratic Leader Williams to carry on the work until the middle of January. The bill was amended in ac- cordance with suggestions of MT. Mann, of Illinois, directing the president to re- quire annual reports from canal con- struction officers covering all details of the work; requiring such employees to give congress any information it may desire, and restricting all expenditures to money appropriated by congress and to that received by the operation of the property of the Panama railroad. The bill contains provision removing tax disability against the proposed canal construction bonds, thus placing the bonds on a footing with other govern ment bonds as available for security for national bank circulation. The bond provision in the bill occasioned consid- erable discussion.