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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
White Fox Is Highly MOdish.

One almost involuntarily associ- ates yelvets with furs of the most costly order. and there is an air of luxurious elegance to this comblHa- tion whenever and however presented, Worn oyer a calling costume in dead black yeIveteen, relieved with some exquisite Irish crochet on the cor sage which stands out in bold relief, a little touch of real chantilly in black adding a piquant note of emphasis. a stole and huff of white fox take on an added air of eXtravagant luxury. The stole demands the entire skin, and is used in the round state, so that both sides are alike There is a double brush one appearing at each end of the scarf, and paws accom- pany on either side. The huff Is a round shape that is a trite wider at the bottom than at the top, this little flare out at the end being high
 v approved in the later manifesto tions of fashion, \ full and fluffy brush is tackled on to either side and falls just below the wrist when the hand is inserted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
Walter Cottcr and Compan!'> Daily
Cotton Letter.
Pine Bluff, Ark. Nov S. l9o

Pine Bluff. Ark. Nov. $. 1906,
 Cables on hand to show two things. First. that the same sensational prophesies which this floor received yesterday afternoon from New lork were also sent abroad and secondly, that large individual long interests have been accumulated in Liverpool The first circumstance has had ready effect on prices advancing as much as II points the second. clrcum- stance depends npon the nature ot today's census for further consider ation.
 Our market opened al about un- changed figures. then followed New York in a little boost engineered there. It is of course, nervous and f1uctuating and speculative smaller in terests being predominantly short. chances before the publication of the ginners' report are in favor of steadi- ness or some improvement,
 Outside of the ginners' report to come out at D. m. there were no x special points or developments Tor speculation.
 The weather continues all thai can be desired Texas had some showers over night, but generally fair weather prevails throughout the belt again this morning.
 Spots are in good demand and the situation in good grades resembles a natural corner. As much as 50 points on December futuers is being paid for good mid Liverpool class With little for sale. Renders and staples Ill gen earl command fair premiums. Grade from middine down with no speeia staple on the other hands are plenN ful and drag at concessions. Ihl> state of affairs js bound to make tht undoing of forward trade engagements very difficult and unprotitable besides lncreasiug the weight on futures.
 After advancing to 917 on shor covering. December fell back to g.. and for the present trading is set ting around that point. This after noon $ report Will undoubtedly cause
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08

DlSTR TRACTED-Nearly every school child at one time or another, is af- flicted with the trouble that has come to your little daughter Get a bar of hichloride of mercury soap and wash the hair with it. When the hair is dry apply lotion made of five grans of bichloride of mercury in q solution and POO grams of glyceri.n with this saturate the scalp. For the tiny white particles that adhere to the hair strands rinse the hair well with warm vinegar. which will dis lodge them at once.
 C. N.-The stamped, self addressed eneviope was not inelosed.
 H.=Eook in the advertising col umns MME QUl WYE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08

QUOTATIONS. Corrected daily by C. C. Tay o' Id company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
PAVING DISTRICT NO. Y.
Special Assessment.

The tax book for the collection or the special assessment upon the .eal property in Paving District No. l7, (East 9th, 9th 2nd avenues; Barraque street and State street from Barraque to 9th ave.) for the purpose of grading curbing and paving has been placed in my hands. All owners of real prop erty lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from ths date
 If such payment is not made, action will be commenced at the end of that time, for the collection of said assess ment and for legal penalties and costs
 Given under my hand this the 10th day of October 1906.
 J. P. ALEXANnER,
 Collector. Office corner Fourth averue an9 Pine srteet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
Notice to Property Owners
 to Make Sewer Connections

Property owners within Sewer Dis. triet No. Seventh avenue to rwen tieth avenue, and Laurel street to Tennessee), are hereby notified to make the proper sewer connections with any building or dwelling within said district on or before November l5, 1906, as provided by section S21 of coleman's digest of the city ordin- ances. Failure will subject such own CT, or the tenant of such building or dwelling to arrest and fine.
 J. S. CURRIE, sanitarian. FRED FOX, Acting Mayor
 Oct. 10. 1906.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
SHERIFF WILLIAMS ACQUITTED.

Garland county who was indicted by the grand jury charged with letting prisoners loose without bond, was tried and acquitted before the circuit court of that county today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
FOR RENT.

A store room 2Ox60, two blocks east of Cotton Belt railroad shops. A good stand for groceries and fresh meat, or a general store. Also a 5-room cottage on lot ad- joining store.
 Inquire on premises.
 2003 East Barraque.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
A MISTAKE.

If you don't get our prices on watches, jewelry, trunks, su.t cases, bags, etc, before you buy. T. <. rra~- mond, 221 Main.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
THE MARKETS.
QUOTATIONS.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08

considerable shifting of interests and a material change in prices.
 WALTER GOPHER AND COMPANY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
THE WOMAN BEAUTIFUL.

] Old troubles are busy moths that eat away the fabric of pleasant mem- ories. Shake em out.
 Allie Willert=The self-conscious woman is seldom attractive. The popular girl is the one who is cheery, pleasant, delightful and sincere. She speaks out her prettiest and wittiest thoughts She is always cOmpanlOn- able and makes herself so by appear ing to be interested in everything her companions have to say. Education of the right sort is a great aid to personal charm. Read good books, study, try to make | success of your mental efforts Dress neatly. Be careful to see that your hair is al ways sweetly clean your finger nails perfect, and your complexion healthy and brilliant. It is next to impos- sible 10 suggest manner of hair dressing. erything depends upon the contour of the face, and nothing but actual experimenting will settle the matter of d becoming coiffure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08

E. F. G.-Dandruff is a perfectly na t1ral condition. It is when it collects in excess that it =provess a hindrance 10 the growth and general health of the hair Make it practice to shampoo your hair every two weeks with plenty of eggs and hot water, using enough friction to cause the eggs to foam up like soap. Twenty four hours before the hair drenchinS rub olive oil into the scalp. Every night. except during the olive oil spree. apply this tonic. rubbing it into i the scalp with plenty of friction
 Resocin, 24o grains; castor oil, five fluid ounces: alcohol, fifteen ounces; :; Peru balsam, tWenty-fom grains. You ] will find this to be d speedy remedy for the trouble. Keep the brush and comb serupulously clean
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
Advertising Rates Made known on
 Application.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Graphic is authorized to an nounce MT. w. l.. Toney as a candidate for mayor, subject to the action ofthe Democratic Primary, January &, 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26

MRS PAULINE DUNTON, of sos Powell
81. now living at SAB Hayes ST. *26-1
ALICE WEEKS-AIiss Carr is at 1915 La
guna St. San francisco. sIf
BOATH. W. c.. OF 2l7 ~ Polk, send present
address to 1914 2lst St, Oakland Import
SOME. MRS, please notify 900 Union IGgs, ST.
Alameda, of your whereabouts- 'ls
formerly of Emma Spreckels Building is
DR. JOS w. HENRY. Office at 1911 Cough
COMMANDER of the knights TempIar,
please call Finance Committee for impoTtanr
pROF. THEODoR SALMON, please COM
municate at once with f. w. Gale. zoos
MISS KISS JoosT. of 1715 Eddy ST..
wishes to hear from Miss Iottie Sturnip. 'lt
JOHNNIE and Henrietta Bernett. come to-
Mrs. II. Bernett, 462 9th ST, Oakland room
DIR. FRANK FISCHER and NJ. Fischer and
G.. I'll. KELLOGG. formerly at $50 Pine ST.,
will be found at 2l26 California ST. f26-zt
BEN ABRAHAMSON and family. communi-
MeCRUDER. KATE. would Ike to see Mr..
Joseph Slye. Call at sO6A Lyon. imme-
HELMS. ED. and wife. formerly 1888 CaIifor-
MIA. call Mrs. Kelly at sO6A Lyon st. '1t
MRS. RYAN, BESSIE. come to Mrs. Grey.
lzz7 10th ave. East Oakland pose
LAIIANEY. NJ: or X. address D. William
c. O. EDWARDS, ID. d. s.. viii resume prac-
tice April 20. Physicians Building. .26-2t
MRS. NJ. MILLINGTON. formerly of Al
with II. II. Wood. 3740 Piedmont ave-, Ok.
MRS. CHARLorTE CORY. OF 1918 octavis
st. s f.. communicate with Dr. Enss. OAK
TOMEK-Informatio wanted OF Mrs. F. T.
Tomek, at Grand Hotel before FIRE. Tele-
P6RFRT' a SNYDER address Nanrice D7~.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26
PEEsoNAL-continued.

r-rfyRAf.aTJON wanted OF Mrs J. H. Nor.i-
9nd children Husband is a; 553 Bake
d. Inforpaticn regarding Vincent T.
n, of Anity, by his mother, at s2i
MRs. ITNcoLN CARR, Mrs. Hackett and anil
sister will please see Archbishop MontgoiiI-
err at leo Franklin 81, cor. 0'Farrell St ,
at 1000 Ellis for some good information.
lls>-S0R will find Mrs.
gssen at $40 3oth st. III
GE0. NINING and son Gustave, communi-
Ed KRliMPELE and wife, nee Murdock.
come to Mrs J. Cron sIt
L0TsftE cROCkER or anyone knowing her
whereabouts. GEO. y SEELY. 1910 FIJI
] s LINE IAWToN and mother Call OF
II; J. BRAND-Come to NJ. e.. 1923 Sutter,
atR. AND Mrs. JAS. R. MORRISON AMI
EUGENE f. REEVFS-Cail 1922 sd St.
JiMEs SIei. RicaARbs Ii wishes to know where
eh2uts OF DR.. Cook and Mrs. James Rich.
aT5s ar; e fosg1esly 81 Of 759, Folsom. JAMES
wiLIIaMs, IULIAMcommunicate luS Sse, with 10s r.
MRS. ~ 4 RoGGERs@ Address lipai Wanted ted by
W. Y, BHKNHARTsE VKsSTi K s,aE50B B. ( ( A. l. Stone CO.
Wish to hear. from G. w. Barnhart, Pacific
Coast inrr. Marion Steam Shovel Co. 2o-4t
MISS ELLEN FITZGERAL D-Call at 25lO
Bush. Ask for DIR. Dolman. MARY PAT.
TON, 1888 Telegraph ave, Oakland. 1t
MISS ST Communicate with J. A.
n; Erneryville T. O. 1t
WartNTlsD.,Mrs. \. Carrere and child, lost
IN ;. f. from S64 l2 Minna st. Husbands
8 addTess, 45o Taylor ave, Alameda. POST
FRANk SMITH-Please communicate with
w. Haut, 1928 San Pablo ave. Sister wants
MISS NJ THOMSON and Richard Manners
please write me at once care Metropole Ho-
tel, Oakland. c. II. HUNTER 26-3t
MRS. BELLE CURTIS. 1z16 Sacramento St.
p'ease notify Il. ID. Rowe, IS Athol ave-
Oakland. Aof your Whereabouts ST
MISSES McBERRY, OF Pip Hyde ST., are
:, welcome at 1928 Schiller St, Alameda 1t
H. Hill, OF IS5 Sixth ST., S. F.. can find
Ralph Allen and family at 492 Fell S. +. III
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26
DR. x. DoDEL. 1919 Golden cate ave.
LOST ANp RoIINn


LoST-On Van Ness ave- near Pine s., z
large willow basket containing wearing. ap-
parel, ETC.; leather suit case. card on ham
die OF b. +. Barton, letters on end +. +. B.
teescoEe basket with three large account
books inside; a small telescope basket and
contents. Liberal reward. B. T. BARTON.
54l 25th ST, Oakland. 1T
LOST-Small flannel bag containing jewelry,
from McAllister and Deeisadero TO Califor
MA; keepsake. Finder return 9l0 DeEisa-
dero; $50 reward; no qusetions.
L0ST-Boston terrier; colcr golden hril-
die; answers to the name OF Happy; were
Reward at 1900 Golden Gate ave. 1t
LOST-Basket of photos ard sack of clothes.
etc. Return to 425 Castro ST. reward.
LOST-Victor and Bernard Hickman age
10 and years; dark graz suits blue cor
duroy hats. Return North Beach power
house. MR.. WHALEY
CHURCH OF the Advent parishioners-I am
at 323 Haight st.
LOST-Brown leather suit case, marked IL
o. ZAETZSCH. Notify owner: Sl6 10th
ST, Oakland.
MEN who had charge of three trunks coz.
Post and Taylor sts., notify me where they
can be found reward J. NJ. LYON.
REWARD for information or return of tele-
scope lost Fairrnont Thursday, con-
tanning uniform, medals, commissions, Astor
Battery, U. S. army discharge GEORGE
S. GELS, Ills Broadway, Oakland U. S.
w. V. headquarters.
LOST-PAuL HOFFSES, aged g. family at
park panhandle, section 9.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

COMPLETE wood dsawing outfit large 12-
horsepower oil enane, elevators. saws, saw
frames, shafting pulleeys. tools; wood trucks
/ Dc5old safe. Apply STANDARD SUP
PLY Co, Broadway and First. 26-7t
OFFICE, large safe with chest, desk. type
writer, etc; also new modern residence
choice location; furnished. Cali 1ooS sth St.,
Oakland.
FOR sale New typewriter; $40 w w.
CHOATE, 1892 Union ST. *2s-3t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26
BUSINESS NOTICES

r. L. TOPLITZ, formerly 545-sA7 Market 81,
has opened temporary Office ). ~. corileT
Fillmore and California sts, in Edwin Val
Schmidt's pharmacy.
JOSEPH B. TOPLITZ, formerly $50 Pine ST.,
has opened temporary Office S. w. corner
Fillmore and California sts.. in Edwin Val
Schnidt's pharmacy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26
MEETING NoTrcEs--continued.

CALIFORNIA Parlor No. l, N. s. G. W..
will meet at 1924 Sutter St. Sunday, April
Pres. pro ter CHAS. A. BOLDEMANN, |
Rec. Sec. 26-2t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26
HELP wANTED-MALE.

A-CUTTINGf& & GUM, Inc, mgr Pacific
Cont & Cal Employment Agencies phone
Oakland 3S72, Oakland, Cal. (formerly OF
a general employment business and invite
the employing public to phone, write or call
and PLACE their orders; lots Of free fare Jobs
and Qdod wages for skilled and unskilled
labor remember the nurnber-4f4 9TH ST.,
near Broadway. CUTTING & CUNN.25-tf
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tribe meets at 1921
Golden Gate ave. Friday, p. M ABE
BROWN, Sactem 1T
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26


COSTIGAN & CO., 1245 Eddy St.,
Bet Lsguna and Buchanan.
Licensed Employment Contractors.
City Work.
1900 men wanted for laboring work. SIPS day
No fees charged. You'll do.
1000 mechanics of all kinds regular wages.
Contractors Notice.
All kinds of orders solicited; fees
charged.
Send orders to Costigan & Co., 1245
Eddy St, bet. Laguna and Buchanan, S. F.
WANTED-Immediately FIVE ladies or gentle
men to travel for large firm of high COM
mercal rating; good salary and expenses TO
right party; small cash bond required. 2l22
Dwight way, Berkeley, room four.
WANTED-First-class mechanical craftsman,
with technical education and experience, by
the Abner Doble Co., temporary Offices at
26I1 Broadway, bet. Scott and Devisadero
sts., San Francisco.
WANTED - Blacksmith, horseshoer. Apply
1910 Railroad ave. South. s2S-3t
Holbrook argus., 1906-07-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Remember the big dance at the Wetzler hall next Friday evening.
 w. B. Cross has been acting as clerk of the board during A. F. McAllister's illness.
 MT. and Mrs. Julius Waltzler went to Pinta Thursday to visit MT and Mrs. Ed Howell.
 Mrs. A. E. Henning was down from Pinta after supplies Mon- day.
 Mrs. C. l. Houck is spending the week at Pinta, the guest of Mrs. A. E. Henning.
 The board of supervisors met and closed the business for last quarter Monday.
 H. J. Ramer shipped a car of range horses to his Wattrous ranch Monday.
 I. P. and Elmer Richards were business visitors in the county seat yesterday.
 Holbrook and the surrounding country has been treated to some very nice showers this week.
 Ben Schuster, accompanied by his two sons, was down from St. Johns the forepart of the week shipping wool.
 Claude Youngblood and Kem- mer Karchner passed through here today on thelr way to Wins low from Snowflake.
 X car of watermelons arrived here from Yuma Thursday. con- sequently melons are selling quite reasonable now.
 J. E. Richards, the prosperous St. Joe merchant, was here Wed. nesday and disposed of his fine buggy team to F. w. Nelson.
 Mrs. J. F. Mahoney was up from Winslow Monday, attend ing to matters in the estate of w. K. Campbell.
 w. H. Clark departed Tuesday for Denver, to be present at the B. r. o. E. convention, which cOnvenes in that city next week. C. Hess, .Jr., returned home from Congress Junction Monday night. While there he disposed of his interest in q mine at very good price.
 (. E. Whittemore arrived here Thursday evening on his way to Long Beach, Cal, where he will spend a few weeks enjoying tile ocean breeze.
 Mrs. F. J. Wattron and daugh- ter Enid arrived from Los Ange- les Thursday night to make q final settlement of the F ]. Wat trOn estate.
 The county board of equaliza- tion has been in session this
Holbrook argus., 1906-07-14

Prof. McClelland, who former ly taught school here, passed through today on No. 8. Pro- lessor will stop over here for a visit on his return from the east.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Daum ar rived here yesterday after an ex- tended honeymoon trip spent in the east. The Argus join their many friends in wishing them long and happy journey on the matrimonial sea.
 F. w. Nelson stopped over here couple of days the forepart of the week. Speaking of the telephone line between here and Springerville, he said he ex- poets to see it completed by the 1st of September.
 Attorney George H. Crosby, IT,, passed through here We'd nesday on his sway to Prescott on legal business. He reports business prospects i'll all lines as very promising. especially in Apache county.
 John Nelson and George Will bur, accompanied by their wives, arrived from Heber last evening. Mir. Wilbur will return home in the morning and Mir. Nelson will ship a herd of mutton sheep to the Kansas City market Tues day.
 Julius Wetzler has been notofi- ed by the Jos. Schlitz Brewing company of a car of their famous beer, large amount of rye bread and pumpernickle. He extends an invitation to his many friends to call at the store and partake of a genuine Dutch lunch"
 Lieut.. Raysor, in charge of the Ft. Apache Athletic Ftroupe, ar rived from Ft. Wingate Thurs day. homeward bound. The boys have made grand show ing on this trip, winning five out of six ball games they played and beating tine Wingate soldiers in all the field sports.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-16
ruNERAL oF FoUNTAIN.
POnuIar Jefferson County Man Ia Laid
 to Rest.


 to Rest.
 BirmiL gham, July l5.--(Speoial)-- The funeral Of Jerry Fountain. state orRanizer of the Fraternal Order CT Eagles. who committed suicide Friday night at the home of his divorced wife, near Lewisberg, six miles from the city. by taking . Hrlall bottle of nor phine, took place this afternoon rom an undertaking establishment.
 Tha funeral of the unfortunate raan was largely attended. He was man with many friends, being of toVial dlspositon and a member or several fraternaI organizations, including the Masons the Red Men. the Odd Ftl- lows. the Beavers. the Eagles and oth- CT orders.
 The cortege which followed the re- mains to the cemetery was large Dur ;nq The past year and d half Fountain gave up his entire time in organizing series of the Fraternel order of Ea- qIes He was for two years superin- tendent of education in Jefrerson coun- tv and for several years conducted a school near New Castle. in this coun-
 He never wanted for anything. mon ev or friends For year or two he was a deputy sheriff in charge of the work in and around Ressemer and es- abolished good reputation. The an- nouncenent 1f the rash act caused considerable surprise. Domestic trou- bles brought about the tragic enu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-16
SLEW LAUGHED AT 4socIETY."

Mam who Claims Montgomery aa His
 Home Imposes on People.
 A special to The Lynn (Mass) News from Salem, Mass. tells the Following story of a man who says his home is in Montgomery but who is not known here.
 "John M. shew. known to the wait CTS, waitreeses and patrons of the restaurant at 12 Hanover Street. Boston. as Little Jack who won the attention and confidence ot numerous young women at social functions in this city in the past two weeks while posing as Lieut. Arthur B. Capeheart, U. s. $. Kentucky. is now in jail laugh ing at the whole Salem society.
 aArrayed in full naval uniform with sword hanging by his sioe. ne ens tered the Essex House two weeks ago and registered. Although of diminu- tive size his title made an impression. He says:
 "iEyery one in the establishment fell over the others trying to pay me at tention. Nothing was too good Tor me in that hotel, depend upon that. Of course realized that the lionizing was because they believed was a real naval offcer' He added that his association with some of the so-called smart set of Salem only proved him how little they know about the aftairs of life.
 "'on several evenings I was enter tained at a cottage he continued. and while the proprietor was serving beer and crac king jokes old enough to vote. just sat back and laughed. not at what he said. but at the vanity of the man. Members of the city govern rnent and their women friends were at the cottage some evenings, and they were just as easy to hoodwink. It was certainly fun to learn the next day after I had given an invitation to several men and women te attend d reception on the Kentucky. that three of the women had ordered ex- pensive dresses. some of the men dress suits and patent leather pumps. They aiI believed me a genuine naval offi- Ger and held extended conversations ahout events in the Spanish war and
 Al the reception of the graduating class of the State Normal School last Tuesday evening, Capehart' was lion- ized. and on the following day he re- eeiyed notes from numerous teachers ana pupils. Some of the notes were invitations to visit homes and at one
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-16
EDISON JOBRERs SOON TO BEE TN
 NEW YORK.

For four days. beginning July i7ths the Edison 1obbers of the country will forget business and put in the time seeing New York. becoming acquainted with one another and congratulatinE themselves on the wonderful trade they have had during the past year
 1t Is expected that 900 Jobbers will report for duty on this pleasant oc- casion. They will be housed at the Waldorf-Astoria as the guests of the gram has been mapped out which pro- vides for something doing all tha time.
 To take part in the affair. J. R. scher- merharn, assistant general manager has come over from London, and there are dealers in this country who VIII have to travel nearly as far.
 The visitors will register at the Waldorf on arrival. and local jobbers are requested to do the same. On Wednesday, the 18th. the party will De taken to the factory at Orange and shown the whole process of manufae- ture. The new offices now building are being rushed SO that luncheon may be served on the third floor The eve- ming will be passed at the New Am- sterdam Theatre.
 A steamboat has been chartered for Thursday. which will run down the bay and then up the rfver to West Point, giving the jobbers chance to look over the Military Academy and to see the daily dress parade in the early evening Friday will be given ovrr to an automobile trip about the city, and in the evening the celebra@ lion will wind up with banquet aE Waldorf, at which Mir. Edison will ne present MT. R. l.. Penick, IS the Jcooer oE | Ediaon phonoRraphs and gold moulded reoords in Montgomery and leaves to- day for New York.