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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
AUTOMOBILE. CLUB ORGANIZED AND WILL GO AFTER MANY NEEDED IMPROVE
 MENTS.
Amohg Them Will Be Good Roads. Which Are Certainly Needed
 in Jefferson.

Pursuant to call made by a com. hhltee representing the automobile owners of the city of Pine Bluff T meeting was held in the office of the knoXSmart Real Estate comnanv at -" West Barraque street.
 After general discussion of mat ttrs club known as the Pine Bh,ff Auaomobile club was oraanizod of which Dr. A. c. Thompson WIS electeJ president, Mr. ]. M. Parker vice prcs- ldent, and MT l.. O. KnoX secretary and treasurer The imitation fee for membership is $3 and tue dues will be 3o cents per month.
 committee was appointed by the chair to lay before the council the proposition for a reduction of the Ii. ccnse on automobiles, which is S1n and compared with the licerse for horse vehicles is vcry excessive. Tn 5 committee is compose of Dr. Hanlson, Mir. E. P. l.add an MT. J. D. Ashl V.
  several questions were brought up and thoroughly discussed, among them be. ing movement for obtaining good roads. Considerable time and money will be devoted by the club to the ae- cOmplishmcnt of this much needed i'm provement. In the early spring an- engagements VII he made for short tours out of this city to Little Rock and other nearby places It will be the object of the club to be in a posi- tiou to entertain other automobilists from adjacent places and 10 generally build up the pleasure of automobiling
 II is well known fact that automo- piles in the east are being GsaA noJ only for pleasure, but nearly all com mercial interests are adopting them, finding them 10 be much less eXpen- siVe than the old system. Tn New York alone there are over twenty eight thousand automobiles in use. Tn 2 great many cities they are used by the fire departr- ents, and in the larger c'tios the Rod Cross and nearly all hospitals, the chief of police, and the heads of the various departmen s are using them.
 The Automobile club VII have quar- ters where anyone interested in auto mobiles will be welcome The club will furnish all the late Journals and will keep in touch with everything in the way of the sport of automohiling. There are at present some twelve of fifteen cars in the town and from present indications there will be at least twenty-five or thirty th's coming summer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
WATCH PARTY.

Sunday night quiet but very enjoy able little watch party was given at the home of Mss Mamie McCord. Games of various kinds were indulged in, and at a seaosnable hour refresh ments were served. Those present were Misses Grace Parsons, Verna Quinn, Julia McCord, Hattie Holly, Lu- 1a Howard Leila Hayes, Mary Birch field, Nannette McCord and Messrs. Ira Quinn, Joe Gartman, Joe Sheppard, Joe Bridges, Jim Dedman, Jim To1son, Fred Uursery, Voy Gresham, MT. Birch, John Harris and MT. Parsons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
Drying the Hair.

More important perhaps than the washing is the drying of the hair. This should be done with warm, soft towels. Never use Turkish towels, as they are very apt to tangle the hair and catch it in their meshes. thus pull ing it out. They are more apt also to leave lint on the hair than are towels with a smooth surface. Always dry your hair, if possible. in the sun, as this gives a gloss and sheen that can be obtained in no other way. Let the direct rays shine upon. it and never put it up until it is as dry as before you washed it. In drying the hair it is well to grasp it by the ends and shake it, as ill this way the moisture is more quickly evaporated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
See t,.n vr--,., r.c.

Make yo,lr husband feol coil!ereable That is tha wisest thing anv r-...+ss CT. Go, if she desires to hold her ls7,,e''a0d'@ devotion, to say nothing of renlorine hila happy. Don't be critical at sn9 time, al& above ;liii. ( .ii't rr!t.eise yonN husband ill pubic. Cultiv;ita il sense ol, humor. Everything iH life has its fun ny side, and when you lall&il at a wor- ry it's sting is gone, says N'ot4an's life If you must tell your husband of tie mischances of the day. show them to him as joke, Make light of worries Encourage him to feel that home is a refuge, not a clearing house for your perpleXities. Let him bring his men friends home with him. and don't look distressed if he sometimes expresses desire to go off and have an evening with the boys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
SofIed Woodwork.

When cleaning finger marks or soiled places from painted woodwork it should always be remembered that the doors. windows, etc, must be dusted or wiped off first with dry rag and then wet with clear water, beginning at the top and working down to pre- vent streaks. Scrub clean with a soft rag and good laundry soap or use wa ter and ammonia. Then dry by rub bilrg from the top down with a flannel rag or channels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
A. B. CA5ONZ DEAD.

A. B. Cason, S1 years of age, 6ied at lis home in this ci y Sunday morning at II o'clock. Undertaken Ralph Rob- iIlaon shipped the eemains to Cottage Grove for burial Monday. MT. Caso~ leaves four ch ldren: Rev. J. R. Cason Of Lakeland, Fla. Mrs J. H. Crawford Mrs. J. M. Hamilton and A. l.. Cason Hn was an old and highly respected citizen of Jeff crson county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
SAY COST ROAD $94,5oo
Jury Awards Big Sum for
 karted by Locomotive.

N, N. J., Jan. IA spark |sbmotive owned by the West 2 Seashore railroad VII cost nAny just $94,5O0 if the yer s1ocal court is sustained by lie court. The suit was S the More-Jonas Glass com- &e factory was destroyed Jul.
 f fire, it being claimed that in a spark from |6tive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01

some and talented young English actress, is entering upon her third an- nUal tour this season with this play as her vehicle and Manager Drake of tke Elks theater announces that he has consumated arrangements with sir. Carter, her manager, whereby lie will be enabled to bring Miss Gray here tonight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
(UAL=R RACKET
The Birth of the New Year.

Mhgof the new year was ce!e- mday night with all the pomp t0 the occasion. Whistles
 bells were rung, firearms cAarged, fireworks displayed, lagN reigned supreme for a cket commenced promptly at
 and continued for sever Il waking up the peaceably in Mems, who, confused in their xsfma gined chaos had come wsrld.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
NEW YEAR WEDDINGS.

Justice P. T. Culpepper performed two New Yearas marriages Monday. One was J. A. Williams Of Winona, La. and Mrs. N. W. Copeland of this c.ty The other was L. c. Brayton of Tupelo, Miss, and Miss Ida Hunt of t3..is city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01

j. 5. Speers and Co.'S store is rob bed by three negroes.
 s. J. Davis dies.
 The '. M c. A. had S1i members.
 Feb. l1.-The Wolf Nichols Dry Goods Go. is chartered. Gap tal stock, $10,000.
 Citizens of Lakeside want fire sta ticn. They are still clineing to their des res.
 Mrs. Kate Valiant dies.
 Willie Gardner negroes, is killed in q brothel.
 Rev. Chas. N. Crittenton begins | revival al First Methodist church
 Mary sncea, ncgress, is fatally burned.
 Feb lS.-Seas of mud prevail in paved streets of Pine Bluff It's un- necessary to add they still prevail
 Feb 22.-The shooters tournament opens.
 Feb. 25.--E. B. Harvey is arrested for running saloon without li- ccnse.
 City Detective Ed Check smells mur- der in the s. Cele incident Cole was found dead on the Iron Mounta II tracks, Elmer Williams and James Wallace colored, are arrested and bound over to the grand jury.
 NJ. Durell, special money order elcrk. is arrested for sealing money orders
 Mrs R D. NcGauahey dies
 Feb. 26.-E. B. Harvey fined $f200 for conducting saloon without q 1i- cense. He appealed.
 The people of Lincoln want the Pine Puff and Star City railroad and the people of Grant want the Pine Bluff and Western.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
CANDIDATES AT GRACE.

Edgar Brewster Mason Philpof, Walter Goodwin, ". B. Pinney. Judge Kerwin and other candidates for of fee left for Grace Monday afternoon to addHss the dear people of that 1ittlp hDro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
HOSPITAL MEETING.

There will be a meetin@ of the hos Yital and Benevolent association Tues dqv afternoon a. 3 o'clock at the resi- dence of Mrs. P. NJ KiIroT, 51o Chest allt street Business of lmporfahce demands consideration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
DEATH OF LITTLE CHILD.

Robert, the six-months-old child of MT and Mrs NJ. F. Coffee died Sun day morning at 6 o'clock. and the funeral took place at 1 o'claelz in the afternoon. Undertaken Ralph Robin son had charge of the funeral arrange ,,nntS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
HER ONLY SIN.

lc compositions and produc-
 Classified for obvious reasons
 ies, tragedies, me1odramas, plays, emotional plays, etc., hse may be. The play of Sin" presents some strange \ Miss Julia, Gray, the hand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
SUNDAY FUN -:Ra. L..

The funreal of little Hasry Allen Jones took place from the Catholic church Sunday, Father McG m off, c:ating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
For Men Only

make clothes for men only. Fit and workmanship guaranteed. Eisen kramer, the tailor, above Citizens bank, Second avenue, corner Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01

fer a siN-months stay in the Holy Land. Rev. A. Waterbury takes his place.
 Jan. 30.-The telephone ordinances as the subject of discuss on in the city council.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
bRhMK COSTS A LIFE
S Mir7ie EIold-,to and One $ Shot Dead.

ne, Ind, Jan. 1,-Claude
 Durango, Cclo., was kllsd E the result of a practical
 ents. They had planned
 h-up of a friend. Louis |outh America passed the Ehe joke was to be played pistakeN for the p1 ospec- was ordered to hold up Instead of doing so he ,lver and fired. thinking ,euuine. The bullet struck and he died in five mln-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
COUNCIL TONIGHT.

The c'ty council will hold it's first meeting of the year tonight. If there body of unusual importance robody has ever heard of it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
March,.

March.
 March 4.-The Crittenton meetings are crowded out of the First Metho- dist church and go to the Ells the ater.
 County Judge Kerwin reduces fer riaee rates.
 The board of trade discusses freight rates on the Pine Bluff and Arkansas River road.
 Capt w. E. Pinney suspends all further actions on the part of the Jefferson Fencibles until the state comes to the rel ef of the organization.
 March G-ln the city council, Alder. man Jordan prefers charges against the city sanitarian for inluman treat men of smallnoX patieHts. The coln- cil rem Is the fine of $1200 imposed against F. B. Harvey far selling liquor without license.
 The Bluff City Lumber company ac- ouiras control of the Cit 'zeas' Light and IranSlt company.
 J. c. Corhin succeeds Prof. Head as principal of the Merr Il school, col ored.
 March 6.-County Judga KerWin be- gins his crusade against the "fee sys- tom" by disallowing the accounts of E. B. Bloom for s2,051 SO Mr Bloom appealed.
 Dr. J. L. Goree dies.
 Judge A. B. Grace renders his fa- nous decision in the Rice-Palmer case, declaring that amendment No. ? to the state constitution was not valid.
 March o-Col. c. c. Goldman offers tc build the Pine Bluff and Star City railroad, and his offer is accepted by the board of trade. This road is not yet ready for traffic.
 Beard Of traAe adopts amendment fning members for selling cotton to persons not members.
 Charges of brutality against Gracia's convict farm managers are laid be- fore Sheriff Gould
 Charter granted to the ne Bluff and Star City Railway company.
 Dr. McCorn3 ick kills J. A. Cantrell al Jefferson Springs.
 March 13.--The council discovers bad condition in sanitary matters. The s;nitarian was criticised.
 Mayor White closes gambling house over BrockWay's saloon.
 Pine Bluff Trust company negoti- ates a loan of s100,000 for the Citizens Light and Transit company.
 June Ingram buys the Rosenberg building, occupied by Strauss and Mil Ter. Cons deraticn, $21,00O.
 More prisoners from the county farm complain of i'll treatment.
 Mafci 15.-Judge Kerwin addresses tart note to Sheriff Gould, calling fer an explanation of why prisoners in jail are told what attorney to em- ploy
 March 1S.-Jefferson Fencibles re- new drills.
 Mayor White issues his proclama- ton for compulsory vaccination.
 March 20.-The city attorney de- olares thesact taxing live stock deal CTS is null and void.
 Adam Robinson elected president
 (Continned on Page 2.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
Second avenue.
HE'S THEW c. T. U.
Eco to the Senate ard Ehe Army Canteen.

gCity, Utah, Jan. 1.-Sen- in a speech at the lSt of the Salt Lake Com ,Nlefed the w. C. T. U., l4en prominent in the Mepriye h m of his seat 4d somewhere. 1 believe Bress, of an organization = hans Christian Temp r. lat seems to know more
 .han I do myself, he
 have been looking for
 find personally against
 h going to give them
 night. I hope to live k senate to cast my vote ng back of the canteen.
 bot was preced q by Cap Ely of the Twenty-ninth |ioned at Sal I.afe, who b re-establishnent of the
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
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, 1906-04-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Johnson-F. w. Schroeder
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Garrett; George P. Condict, Dowing
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At the Kuster-Robert Hall, Centen,
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H. Allen Hood, Walden; William Reed,
Wheatland, Otto Rauch, Rock Springs;
G. A. Price, Medicine Bow; F. E. Ster-
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A. j. Wharf, Union Pacific; L. Keller,
Philadelphia.
At the Union Pacific-Mrs. J. M. Dur
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j. N. Tinsley, C. J.. Ames, William
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, 1906-04-18
CAMERA SPEAKS OF
SECOND GENTLEMAN.

The Girls Glee and Mandolin club,
of the Wyoming university gave a con
cert here last evening before an en-
thusiastic audience, says the Kemmer-
err Camera. Their arrival at about 6
o'clock in the afternoon was something
of a surprise to most of the people as
the program had been announced for
the evening before. But with a few
right hearty college yells they set to
work to advertise, with the result thai
at $50 o'clock a large audience hac
gathered including many from From
tier and Diamondyille The club mum
bers eighteen young ladies and two
gentlemen accompany them. Mrs
lSoule of the university is the chapc
ron, and it may be said that she hal
her hands full They leave today on No
6 for Rock Springs.
, 1906-04-18

poets on trial for the crime of murder?
And then Gorky appears to be a little
off color socially, at least among those
VINO are not in his class. He sizes up
with Noyes, formerly of the Oneida
community, n with Brigham Young,
Dowie and the other bigamists and po-
lygamists, nut those who have a high
regard for the marital relation, the
family and the home, have mighty lit
tie use for the Gorkys. Let the Rus
sian novelist go back to his WI coun-
try until he becomes civilized, or at
least until he can halfway size up to
the self-respecting people of America.
, 1906-04-18
HEATING SYSTEM
HAS BEEN APPROVED

w. A. Saville of Baltimore, Md, in
spector of heating, hosting and venti'
lating apparatus in the office of the
supervising architect of the treasury
department, yesterday completed the
preliminary inspection Of the heating
water and electric systems at the gov
eminent building here, pronouncing
them of the best workmanship and ma.
terial. The systems will be given their
final tests when the whole building is
inspected. Work is progressing so that
Mr.. 'Scofield hopes to. see it entirely
ready for occupancy by the first of Aug,
ust.
, 1906-04-18

shall be more than equal to the outgo.
The happiest man is the man who
works, and at the same time all the
good that is in him is brought to the
surface.
Some years ago Mr., Andrew Carne-
gle said the greatest curse that could
befall the average boy was the inherit
lance of n large fortune and he too ad-
vocated some such tax as that suggest
ed by the president. Suppose, for IL
mstration, that upon the death of Mr..
John d. Rockefeller his great fortune
should, for the most part, go to the
government. 1t would actually pay all
the expenses for more than six months.
In this age Of competition and indi-
vidualism everything should be done
that can be done by government to
give all persons an equal start.
, 1906-04-18
DIVORCE DIVIDES SUPREME
COURT.

The supreme court of the United
States has Just handed down an opin'
ion that will re~volutionize the divorce
business of the United States, TIT
case was from Connecticut. The cou
pie had been married in New Yorl
and the husband had subsequently Sc
cured a divorce in Connecticut. He
vas again married. The New York su
preme court held the Connecticut mar
riage TO be illegal, decreed the first
wife to be still the legal wife and di'
rected the husband to pay an annuity
of $3.50. That fsding was sustained by
the present decision, which held thai
the wife was without the jurisdiction
of the Connecticut court Justice
White, in deciding the case, laid down
the general principle that a state in
which only one party to a divorce pro-
ceeding resides has no right to dissolve
a marriage tie all other states must
respect. The decision was c%oncurred
in by four other members of the court
and was dissented from by four, there
being u bare majority in its favor.
Under this decision there are thou.
sands upon thousands of people all ov.
err the nation divorced by state courts
who are actually living in bigamy. Al
the divorces granted at Cheyenne t
people who have come to Wyoming
frome other states were Illegal ant
those of them who have married since
have plural wives or husbands, AL
children born of such second marriages
are illegitimate. In fact this decision
turns things t~opsy-turvy. The second
wives are in the worst predicament,
for they really are not wives at all.
, 1906-04-18
Russian revolution About over.

hbooiaI hGNSibAloi ANVIL SNCl.
In spite of the brave show of conf.
dence on the part of the r~evolutionists,
the government is getting the situa-
ton more thoroughly under control ev,
cry day, and unless it presses its vic
tory too far there is little danger of a
successful renewal of uprisings. I'm
less you resolve to get a bottle of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters at the first
sign of any disorder of the stomach,
liver or bowels the worse your case is
going to be. Many times has this SOW
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when taken promptly. Therefore we
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taking it today. You'll find it excel
lent as an appetite r%estorer, also to
cure and prevent sour risings, heart
burn, headache, b~iliousness, indiges,
ton, dyspepsia, c~ostiveness, insomnia,
female ills or malaria, fever and ague
, 1906-04-18
Was Gallant Soldier.
ARBOR DAY EXERCISES

The grades on the upper floor of the
East Side school have already begun
preparing for their Arbor day exer-
cises on the afternoon of the 9th.
Miss Gerig's and Miss Moudy's rooms
will have a joint celebration, and it is
presumed that evera of the other
rooms will take part in celebrating the
day. A teachers meeting has been
called for this afternoon, when details
will be discussed.
, 1906-04-18

Mr.. Frank Bond, formerly editor OF
the Cheyenne tribune and now CHIEF
craftsman in the general land office,
has been appointed to a membership
on the Keep commission. This com
mission is investigating methods of do
ing business in the departments and
will recommend ways and means for
doing away with red tape. Mr.. Bond
is a methodical man and has a good
knowledge of the necessity for brief
ness. He ought to make a very valu,
able member of the commission. 1t
seems to be very hard for the govern
ment to do business without twice the
correspondence and twice the number
of papers in making reports required
by a business house.
, 1906-04-18

If we are not in error in our calcula-
tons, Albany county is doing more in
the way of bringing new ground under
cultivation this spring than any other
county in the state. Aside from the
large number If teams that are at work
blowing up the sod, four traction en-
gines are going at it with a will. 1t is
safe to say that $50 acres per day OF
new land is now being turned. In the
final reckoning Albany will be there
with the other counties. Keep you
eye on her.
, 1906-04-18
DOLLY" GRAY GETS
POSITION WITH COUTANT,

j. Latimer Gray, who for the last two
years has held down a cas- in the Alas
ka Record-Miner Office, says that paper,
leaves on the City of Seattle this morn
ing for K~etchikan, where he will take
a position with the Ketchikan Journal,
which is owned by his brother-in-law,
Mr.. Coutant.
, 1906-04-18

The announcement zones from Sher-
idan that the Cosgrin Brothers are
about to establish a bank at that place
and that Mr.. George w. Perry will be
the cashier of the institution. Mr..
Perry, it will be recalled, was formerly
the editor OF the Rawlins Republican
and has on two occasions been the
chief clerk of the state senate. BY
fortunate investments ho has been able
to accumulate some capital n is now
allied with powerful financial interests,
Gradually the Cosgriffs are extending
their business interests throughout the
west and it can be safely said that this
extension is not a menace. but a bless
ing. They deal fairly with the people
and believe in building up the com
munities in which they operate. Sheri-
dan is to be congratulated.
, 1906-04-18
SHIPPED SOME CATTLE
To HIS IOWA FARM.

c. B. Brannon left today for Corydon,
Ia, where he owns a large farm, hav'
ing loaded three cars of feeder cattle
to be sent to that point earlier in the
day The cattle will be fed for market
there. Mr.. Brannon during the fore
noon bought 100 cows from w. S
Vance, which will be grazed on his
ranch in this vicinity during the sum
mer.