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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-24

A good crowd was in attendance at
and a fine time was the program Of
the evening. coupled with fine lunch
at midnight.
New four hand and other varieties
of ties at Joe Platts. The finest in
the State
New ties OF all varieties at Joe
PlattS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
HON. CLIFTON r. RIDGE
QUITS THE DAWES COM
MISSION
Action Due to Adve Sc Decision by
Persistent in Regard to Hold
ing Delaware Lands.

Muskogee. (. t., May 27.-C. f.
F.reckinridge Of Pine Bluff, Ark, Nom.
bar of the Dawes commission has ten
cered his resignation and it has been
accepted by the president. Major
9rpcl<inri,lge will retire June !,
The resignation was sent in during
April. immediately AFT - president
ordered thai tho De'a"arr l"nd>
should Be held by Dick Ads.~. It vas
ar account e this decision that Ma
10, Brechnridg4 resigned.
H, was in charge Of the Cherokee
nelawara matters and refused 10 aa""
Adam, tc hold the Iaads be claimed.
The president reversad this declS-
ia, If the commission and ordered the
lands certified to Adams. MAJOR
t.reckinridge opposed this very
strongly
Major Breckinridge is son ot Jcan
=. Braekinridge, onca vice president OF
he United States He was Confed
rate officer with the rank OF MAJOR
and was elected to congress from Ar
kansas for several terms.
He was appointed minister to Rus-
sia under Cleveland and was succeed
I'd by Secretary Hitchcock. -Four
ears ago he was appointed member
of the Dawes commission.
Eo will return to his home IN Pine
Buff, Ark. and, after attending 70
come businesr. matter thera, will joIn
his family in their summer nom-
Muskoka lakes in Canada
Though the life Of the Dawes com
mission expires July l., It is beileveh
that someone will be appointed TO
take Major Breckinridge's place tor
the month Of June, as the Dawes CON
mission must consist Of four mem
ters and it takes majority Of that
number to transact b1siness
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
KREABS JAIL
gIs RUTHERFORD, NEGRO, ES-
cAPES FROM THE CITY
PRISON..
Makes Hole Through, the Wall Large
Enouor to Crawl Through. and
9kp6.

Bib Rutherford, a negro Woo was
confined in the city calaboose On two
charges Ct petit larceny, by toe al'
Of crcwbar, dug through the walls
Of the building Saturday morning aad
made good his escape. The officers
discovered the escape few minutes
after the negro had obtained ais free
dom. but have been unable to trace
his movements. The negro was lcch-
ed in the jail Friday night and when
brought out for trial Saturday morn
ing asked for a continuance o. his
case until 4 o'clock in the afternoon
r{a vas taken back to Jail and in about
thirty minutes was gone. The officers
do not know who furnished the negro
wit, the crowbar. The city calaboose
;s some distance from police head
quarters. and is net guarded in tn
day time. The negro made ncle IN
the brick wall large enough to crawl
, through
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
GHOST OF OLD BONDS.
Now Comes New York With Threats
to Sue Arkansas.

Little Rcck. May 27-The Old bonds
repudiated as illegally issued by the
celebrated FIshback amendment
@dopted January IA, 1885, have from
time to time since then been emu
Gting BanQuos ghost and remioding
the state Of the strenuous paca they
set as a paramount issue for over
forty years preceding the adoption of
the amendment
Under the provisions Of tne amend
II ent the following bonds were prac-
tically repudiated ard DECLARED to be
po longer a part Of the states obi
cations:
Funding bonds numbered 491 to l.
$50 inclusive of both numbers. be.
ing the Hclfcrd bonds delivered to F.
". Caper, and an Inheritance from
the Real Estate bank fiasco in me ear
ly part Of the states histc-y, $3.50,
900.
Memphis and Little Rock railroad
aid bonds $1,000 900.
Mississippi, Ouachita and Red Rive
railroad aid bonds, $500 ,00G
Little Rock, Pine Bluff and New
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
THE GOVERNOR INVOLVED
Sensational Developments Promised In
Bribery Investigation

letlibutlOn. Not only are the govern
or : legislative friends To suffer for
their misdreds. bur It looks as II the
chief executive himself in his fren-
lied effort to control the legislature
has vcntnred a little too close 10 The
t,an@er line. and may become entan-
2led in the meshaeS Ct the law Pfoot
has been alIuced before the grand
jury thai is conducting the inveStiga
fion that Coy. Davis personally AT.
Thy i1ed "X-Sherin 4 B. Rdftie oi
Clay county to say to Senator Brown
lr@ of Pi@@ott thai he would pardon
N old doctor 65 years old fOr seduc
inc a 16-Yearold girl, in whose be
half Senator Browning was interest
ed, if Browning would vote against
the Kilou2h levee bill
"The Blade Democrat. with all hon
ST people desires 10 see all shadows
of wrongdoine in the recently dennis
cd Legislature investigated until the
entire record is cleaned up and every
member who has ben connected with
bribery in any fern put behind the
bars and the innocent ones cleared
But we want to see it prosecuted i'm
partially so the weight of the law will
fall on the wrongdoers. be they who
they may The laws of Arkansas are
het made that man CT an official can
invoke their aid to satisfy petty re
venge or TO crush an enemy, and We
are glad to see the grand jury or Pu-
laski county exhibiting a determina-
tion 10 conduct their investigation
without further dictation from jeff
Davis Or his attorney
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

the bishop. and it was the general
opinion Of the delegates that they
are superior in many respects To any
OF these of the Other diareses and a
vote OF thanks was rendered Chan
cellor John T. Hicks fol his efforts in
he work on thp constitution aud can
|CnS
The committee en- Ways and means
recommended Il diocesan assessment
end missionary apportionment Of s..
s39. half Of which is To go to diocesan
missions and half fG he general board
in New York city the amount to be
raised by the different parishes OF
TIE diocese during the year ending
May l. 1906
The following werc appointed dele
gates to the missionary conference
To be held in Dallas. Tex, November
10. viz: Revs. G. G. Smeade. W. *
Lloyd c. r Norton and Messrs. K
t. Wait. Iohn f Hicks and S. q
Sc yiel
A resolution by G. Fl. Yost of Trim
" cathedral providing that the -coun.
mend to all parties of the diocese the
election of vestfymen ouly who are
i've, q
case al present to request others held
ing positions as veSilYmen tC resign
was lost by a vote OF II ayes to J.
noes
The council sat as board OF mis-
siCns from / 30 to o:3o and finished
I'D such matters as had been laid over
from the previous days sessions. A
new board of managers was elected
consisting of the bishop as president
ex-officio. the archdeacon and three
laymen.
Memoria! to Bishop Pierce.
Acting upon the Recommendation
OF Mrs n. x. Cochran G1 the calhedidi
Guild. is was resolved to place In
Trinity cathedral window in memory
OF the late bishop of the diocese. the
Right Rev. Henry Niles Pierce. and
PishoD Brown was authorized to take
such steps for the purpose as he may
deem necessary in the way OF pas
toral letter to present the cause TO
all the parishes and missions CT the
diocese.
At 6 p. NJ, after benediction and
prayers by the bishop, the council ad-
iourned sine die, and will meet next
wear at Newport.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
TEACHERS INSTITUTES.
Will Be Held in the Various Counties
on June s.

On .)nue : teachers institutes Will
be held in the various counties of the
states. These institutes will last on
week and al the same time the Pea,
body institutes will commence last.
ing two weeks superintendent OF
Public nstruct'o J. r. Hinemon and
his deptv. r. w Miller, will visit
these Institutes. MI Hinemon taking
the northwest part of the state and
Mr. Miller the southern part Mr..
Miller will visit the institute that is
TO be conducted in Pine Bluff. bit has
not definitely determined as to tho
date of his visit here During the
absence of Mr.. Hinemon and Mr. Mil
Ter the Office Of superintendent Of
public instruction will be IL charge
OF Mr.. v A. Crawford.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
BUY

Two lots from us $500 and upy
wards). when paid for, We build you
a hCue lf house costs $500. Az
months interest will amount to 300:
total 800 Ycu pay US $3.50 per
month for 40 months; 3 t-3 years
rent does the work.
"Get Yours"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
AMBASSADOR REID SAILS.

New York. May 27.-(Special.o- -
Mr. Whitelaw Reid, United States am
bassador to England. accompanied By
Mrs. ard Miss Raid an@i her son. Og
den. sailed for England today Mr.
Joseph H. Chcate. the retiring ambas
sador. will not await M. Rait's ar
rival, but will leave for the provinces
rext Tuesday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

Dr S. c. Alexander viii preach at
the l1irst Presbyterian church at |
a M today. and at s p m. Dr VIM.
Irvine of Bowling Green Ky. Will oc-
cupy the pulpit Or. Irvine is pas
tor of the church at Bowling Green of
which Dr. j. l.. Caldwell was pastor
for a long while and Dir. Caldwell is
anxious that DR.. Irvine have a large
cOngre9atiO ion to hear him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

Orleans taillsAd aid bonds 81 .2oo eco.
Little Reck and For Smith railroad
aid bonds 81 oOooao
Arkansas Central railroad aid
bonds. 81 .359 .ooo
Levve bonds. S; o05 >46 o5
Totaal. 81 - S1G-e1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
TIE COMMI1lItE.

Pin" Bluff May 81. 1905. Editcr
Graphic: Al business meeting or
the First Baptist church, held on
Wednesday, evening last a resolution
wa, unan imGusly adopted that CHS
church arrange a reception aud so
cial gathering in horror t' ,,HS pas
tor Rey. Ross Moore wac has bear
absent on a trip to tn" Holy Land
for the past four months and will ar
rive at home--if nothing roviiential
hinders-not later than Tuesday. May
30 On motion and vote William
B,lrkes. Thomas Green and Fl. G.
FOX We're appointed committee OF
arrangements with authority 10 act.
day ard perfected the following plans:
The choir 6 The First baptist CHURCH
VAS const itutcd committee on nlu-
sic, with the understanding that the
nemhcrs select one IF their number
5 cha r;3aH and arraG2e frr such
~ ~ t.Fv 1HaF z'erv3 eXeaatinnt.
Tha rnanp,,. rs Of taa 3. Y. p. tG Were
de- 2nated "a A committee " recap
tien Thy. too. will select enc OF
their number to act as chairman. The
Ladies' Aid, as an orga nization. was
constituted committee Oh dec
oratlnns and will proceed as the 9th
ers and select from among their
i membership a chatrnan, aud they
will decorate and beautify the church.
Rev A. Waterbury. the supply pastor.
who has SO ably served this congrc-
alton in Brother Mocre's absence,
| will deliver an address Of welcome, to
which the pastor will respond. There
| will be no refreshments and the even
| ing will be devoted to social inter-
course The Sunday school Of tho
| First Baptist church as whole and
individually. will be expected tC take
an active part in making this recep~
ton the grandes+ tang Of its kind
ever gotten UP by the church, and
the writer feels confident that this
important branch Of the church will
90 its full snare.
A cordial invitation is herewith
extended by the writer to all friends
Of Brother Moore and the friends OF
his friends. regardless Of afaliatioas
or denominational views, to attend
and rejoice with US over the safe re-
turn Of our beloved patstor.
Wednesday May 81 has been des-
ignated a. the time for this social
gathering, and those Interested are
urged to be in their seats not later
than $50 sharp. tAus avoiding iater-
ruptions I'D c,afus1ea RssDecetai-
|ty. THOGAS 0NN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
A ROYAL RECEPTION
10 be 'iI,en Rev. Ross Voor.
Pastor First 1aptist
Church.
ARRIVES NEXT TUESDAY FROM
HOLY LAND AND RgGEP
TON WEDNESDAY
There Viii Be- No Refreshments.
But d Pleasant Social Tioe
Is Promised
EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED

Rev. Ross Moor. paste of the
First Baptist church who ha4 been i'll
tht Holy Land for the pass tour
months. returns on Tuesday mkt.
His congregation has arranged re-
eeption for him ca "Wednesday night.
May 81, This will be held in the
church. All of his friends are cor
fially invited To meet with him on
tat occasion and give him warm
welcome. An attractive program has
been arranged Come and be with
us. and We think we can safely say
YOU will enjoy it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
ACCIDENT TO c~As. csosA

While diving in 10 ArxaAsaS r,ver,
Chas Cross. d young nAA A1suc nnas-
teen yeArs q Age. accidentally ilsic-
Gated As ietS Arm AZ the elbow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

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GeOar 5aas, Sa.

5rr en- Gangs StDlo oil oi dfOi9e
ira Den alminoelige Regel, at pare
tobs a~ngdaenbe Msnigbep8mgoer.
Rd5aret6 Menig6eo par inbOarsIet
til etstra NBbe Den %. RoOember
for al fable Brett. @fter al en- SaIme
par funget, l9ite gaitor SEMEN et
StDfie al Batter q. y. Maoiens QHs
bagtsbog og leote os / Ben. Del bIeo
nberordget paitor SEMEN at leos Wsz
DIT, og ban ubtdlte faa: at BET par 10
moi bstenbt, foorfor Ri par tommen
iammen til Msbs. at bet orejeoe Iig
ON intet minbre sno Isabelle at en-
greit. Zen Sag bar oOeroejet | Ct
StDrefssmgOe, bog pilbe Stprslisn
life f~oreiIaa nogen pralt for Wiso't.
men snitebs before. at Wsbet foretog
en- Pr6Deafitemning. % at ben, ION
baDbe bet 6sieits Qntdl Stemmer, blsn
aniet for ~foreilauet at Wlenigbeoen
felD. 9enne 6remgangsmdabe bandit
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70 Sebler, boordf be 81 bar paitor
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bilbe bare 6udoe imutt og rigtigt. ON
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insen fdbe fig fringe men bduole |
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Soa foretoges ben subelige afitemz
ring, ION piTte, at Der bar afgtOet 70
Stemmer, bOOraf "a ftemte pua ga
for Hprup. GH itemte pad gditor
grspenfm, og en- Sebbd bar 6funt.
9dftor q. $. Iprup ert19reOes Oers
efter for Oulgt.
Del matte Spsrgsmadl bleu. pda
bnilfe 8~etingelier aalb Ituloe uoites
bes. 9et blep Oplpit, ut ogiad ben
Sag baDoe StDreffen bot unber ODers
~Oejelie, men faHot fig beuer life br
befgIet III at fomme meo beItemt 5otz
flag. Stbrelie n bubDe | 9rmOen i'm
tet imOo, at ben fdfts 9sn blep rejit
ira $500 til $500 aurlig; men nuar
ZEN life fremtom meb Joriidg oerom.
faa bar bet, forbi ben anfaa BET for
Ibebre, baaoe for pr9it og Wsnigben.
naar bet ftete liot fenere fom 5rust If
Yraifens Corning. Oerefter 6leb bet
snftsmmigt Oeotaset at uolieos RAD
paa fsfgenoe getinselisr: Sri RsIe
ug 5lptteomfOitningsr, $500 anrlis |
fat Gsn. 3 6~sjtibsofre, ri Qfbenpts
ielie at 9us Og 9abs FAINT fri Rsiis
iii Somfunbets Qarsmgber. Sm ole
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fig Jor9anoling.
lSaa fang Ri Salmen 532. bOoreiter
pditor Senisn lefte 4ftenbsnnen, Der
Itaar angibet | Salmebogen for Ongs
bag often = og lebte os fau | 8sn
ca 3ot til 6erren Dor Sub. Saa
rejIte Menigheben fig og mobtos Ser
rens @sIiianelie, bborefter ule foriro
airten I E~sitfOsfulb Stifbeb.
Om 4ftenen ben q. December
ltfeo gbriNian S~srssnien os gssii
9nutfen astebitoe | prnftebolisen. Dt
ungs Soft er femme trtil fra Rortb
IDufota. Sc bar fat so zoos glan
lGtrset. Sfl 2bffe! 4prr.
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anostiteos / bette Rr.
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afbeo, oeo al en- al bets f9re er tonlz
men / 9anb. @lers oiGbe bet fun bdte
Iepet ct perbsli9t og ~Operlubif 9ip.
Selbe bette at milte en- at bore t9re
er imiolertib lite not; mel, BERTH ffal
tomme, at 5anten og 9iertst tibt fels
ger be %bort9dngne. Saa oro9er not
ogfau Minberne opab os biemab fmso
BET bimmelite 9jem. 8i bliber osrfOr
life Orsmmere, om Ri bolber fat pe0
bore MinOer; tb9rtimob, hi an1pores
berbeo til at arbeibe, til bet IterIte Qrs
beibs, Tom ri fan fare, nemlig at
arbejbe paa os Ielp, at ri moa blioe
teore pg renere, Iaa bi Iettere fan mgz
te8 meb BEN, Tom git foruo / 5ro,
% Iad ri bermsb tan itige bgiere og
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tablet inb Der, bbpr Ri fal Re alt / It
enonu f~tsnnere ems eno grinbringens.
nemlie Subs Raabes ems. Oerfor
blioer ogiaa Sinbet milbt os lpft oeo
Mirbernes SLAMS, og iefp ben gamle
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Kebenhavn og Omesn
/ BILLEDER.

Dette er Titlen paa en- ny Samling at
me Billeder fra Danmarks Hoyedstad,
ldkommen paa Wilhelm Trydes Kust-
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Indeholder 30 store Billeder AT NEST
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Kirke, Engelske Kirke, Rosenberg, FIRE.
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aeden, Amalienborg, Drowning Louises
gro, ~Skodsborg, Roskilde Domkirke of.
ALE B.llederne er flint udfsrte og godt
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Sulen bar peret feiret Der iom
FeoDanli9. vi ital lige fort9ae Iibt
fra Suleaften og gprnefeiten meo Suz
StrR.
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tr9 oa en- Snitription: agoer er /
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
HOUSEWIVES EXCHANGE.
nrcrJxE IN THE ART OF COOKING.

REFINE, IN THE ART OF COOKING.
THE decline OF good cooking in our day may be
IN the lack oe proper supervision on the part
OF the housewife l.. -,
..T a,7DIov high priced cook. who orders in all
.n. .u,nlies II a bad dinner is set before me
ra--,rosnd her torcibly," said well known club
. :. 49,,
IL means 10 follow the lead Of such strong
and shining light
Ir.uo1r sufferers in household ways we all lead
- lives far buster ones than those led by or
tr.-,o+bers who counted II high praise to be
Lied GOOD cooks. 1t is a pity that our various
,,,,-srits Lead us from home larger part OF each
- 80 mat the responsibility OF the kitchen de-
Cay, aiIa RrIdget The daily drill makes the
49, eoidier with his eye on his captain, and
S!iIcir,ction that perfection Is required of him
ne h same method not apply to Bridget In the
~. NJ her pots and pansY a.
the cook S Sar mistress and not merely for
approval OF hS nsofnt Will have been gained
wages. q ,helr own devices cooks will grow
II 'ei rI., tbe eternal vigilance OF tho mistress
less CliS a. 1 cook up the mark
GsL nseP ho~eavffe can train ner cook to aim at
II tttS - her work. If she chdes her for any
PIess Wv there may De good results. II
9to,,i5 he badly prepared she refrain
9Is si,1inz an angry descent on the kitchen; bet
rom me Iait For the next day when the bright
ter 10 Wal W. i dav glad and then with tactfu pur
ne, sav Il think II you tfy next time you could
pose, sas with that dish Then the fault