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New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

,b we possess as yet only pretty vague data as 70
day average duration OF flashes OF llshtnns' ara
cial .liioukht he could 1T IL al a secouu putour
tanen9 that The flashes OF lightning we're ms stan
0'tstous ana that their -aptd succession gave Tho
'Ejsion E.n or one fash OF certain durau1H & SI,.
a seri schmidt has just been devouns nisst TO
esS,iles or observations, employing aisS OF Ten
NsHlIthetTes diameter, bearing upon oIaeA ground
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
FLOWERS.

box Of exquisite asters the gift of Mrs.
Frank J. New, Of New Rochelle n. Y. Some
went to a hospital as a ray of cheer to the
patients in free ward, and others carried a
message Of gladness into a small room where
young woman, paralyzed and helpless, sits
through the long days with no outlook beyond
brick walls.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
CUFF PINS FOR SHIRT WAISTS.

Cuff pins are promised as a substitute for
links in the new fall mannish shirt waists They
ccme in gold, silver and gun metal, and the
snlartest OF them are about an inch in length.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
rFrom The Tribune Bureau-]

Washington. september Is.
"noys IN BLUE YET-The army quarter
masters who have to do with the dress OF the
soIdt,rs have about decided 10 retain the blue
sb,rt "a ,art of the uniform Of the army. 1t
will NOT be replaced entirely by the olive Grab, or
khaki garment of which there is some dislike
especially among the troops in the western part
OF the country Il is found, too, that there is q
partiality for the blue shirt among soiuieis "
the tropics; Il is moro comfortaole 'ii"a tHe
khaki shirt, and does not 81 show % ssfii te in manoe-
vres where there is always blue army sIo q .
Convenient 10 have some distinguishing mark, ana
this will accomplished by using the tWo tIItarv
service regarding the of khaki and II Is coming
be realized that It Is not in all respects erect
of contributing the element of invsibnty wl1 fo-t
lacking in the iue uniform. 1t is not as CON coi ,ba
army viii be entirely equipped with the new UNI
forms the old stock having been nearly eAIau-
CAMP sANITATION.-Much success has at
tended the operation OF the ncineraor used at tne
military camps of instruction this year for the o's
posal Of refuse. 1t is the invention or loIinet
contract surgeon named Mccall who Is destlneo 10
derive a considerable income from the device he
first proposed the system while at an army post
recognizing the need OF some such effective way ol
ridding large military camp of its refuse without
tho usual accompaniment OF foul odor The orig
inal mechanism presented was crude, ana at , tLe
81 Ur v +, gnfi1 r IS now said to meet
all the requirements. The trial or the lhclIer
at the camps has been under the most praouesSsl
Conditions and the reports received from the ON
GERS have Indicated that the method OF dlspoSa -
these places where there are assembled large bodies
of troops The effect at such camp as enns IrIen
observing that the camp was free OF hies ana @ al
the causes of disease. They believe that tSe con,
tract surgeons system has solved the pfooieAi VI
preserving camp sanitation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29
Just What They Wanted.

AS the Confederate General Harry Heth was passing through the country after his advance scouts on one occa- sion he came up with couple of them feastlng on green persimmons up in persimnlon tree. The fruit had just begun to blush from the sun and to show the fullness of being almost ready for the finishing touches of the first frost. General Heth was one or Virginia's old school gentlemen ana never forgot the courteous training he had received even when among his soldiers, who, though only privates. were yet, many of them, of as good families as was the general himself
 Seeing his men feasting on the green persimmons, the general thought of the condition their stomachs would be lert in and called, Boys, what are you do- ing up there?' Eating persimmons. general" came back the answer. "Ihey will draw your stomachs all up, boys returned the general. That's Just what we want, general-somethlng to draw us up to suit the rations we re- cefve," came back the ready answer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29

20 5z=5z=ll z= ; hi $ ra
 z.4zH 5l fHA st9tffa a- Ea5aI f -a5= f,5z# aa#55& se EeftIy rom Hi= chair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29

Western Live Steel Slow aad Jeint Convention, American Stock Growers association, Natioaal Live Stock ass9- ciation,and National Wool Growers association, nenver. Colo JafHarY aa 10 February : fa46 Tor the aooTe meetings tha following round f4fH rates and arrangements= arc aathofiz e6 to Denver. Colorado snrtaes an5 Pueblo, Colo: Rato-0na fare fer the round trip. Dates of sa1e-JanH- ary 27, 28 and %, 1906 Return limit --February E, for leaving do situation. Stop,ovors-After reaching first Colo rado common point Pueblo, Colorado Springs or Denverl on the going trip. stop. overs will be allowed at pleasure within final limit of ticket
 s. M Dickey, Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
 Manufacturers OF PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.

FURNITURE PUDDEPHATT FURNITURE MANuEAcTup,Mc co,,,.. OFFICE AND SAIESROOM MAIN Wholesale department Third Texas street noou & cofaai invitation is extended to while in the c t Ivlslt us and inspect lne ee ~i'y VI WARE FOX BROS, HARDWARE co.
 we are ~noesalers or queens crocke tnware stoneWare glassware stove Headquarters for fancy China. your service e anu lamps Ithe every business day i1| IsAAcE DREYFUs
 our "holesa1e department Is in Rrv cood. 1o oN aevery and quantities our stro % Azzz4o12o Main street Pine Bluff. Arkansas ~ ons p"'ot
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS WED '5FooN GRAIN AND COM afls5oN coMpan~ 1 @ A TOT cash: Lime Cement Faster Fire Brick r,ro , a Etc Flour Meal Sat Potatoes Bran Corn o Faster eu Nea' shpsuf Field Seed. Carload lots p' oo'
 FoUN DERs D'LlEY FOUNDRY COMPANY |4H mill macht7 t cars ana rail engines bo7.rs saw ano n ~
 '' n ana Brass Cast ings Machinery snnn, "'ns ,..-., BUSINESS COLLEGES JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS cLLEcE - 1uncns cu the patronage Of ambitious young men . gpe"1ung and relat Dav ona Aeep J. w. JAMES, Prn, Bluff Ark ~ Lay and night sessions
 ~ 1tA' .cs.4. i 2r~
 vSDERTAKERs AN D EApAA- HolDERNEss-FlTZHUeH CO.,
 cary complete line of thing in the unasne t5n6aI cano De exceIed price oo,a anu snppmg speciality all hours r,ae.h .no t~ paoae orders edveo prouat attention .- A 1"'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29

Special one=2ea4= =seeaetl-claas ea5 hist rates to Cal fmnia February r. to Apeil ', 1906; September E 10 O. tober aa1, 1906 Tie following rates and arrangements arc authorized for the sale of ona-wa second-class eel. onist tickets to San Francisco, Sac ramento, Los Angeles and San Diego Cal, Ogden and Salt Lake City, Utah, Granger, Wyoming, also to Prescott, and Phoenix Arizona. and all interme diate points on firect lines to which the regular =second-c1ass rates arc higher: Rates-From Pine Bluff, SEQ via Texarkana and $3f65 via St Louis. Dates of sa1e-Fa5ruary E to April [, 19of. ine1usive;; September 15 to October 31, 190G. inclusive These tickets will not be honored in standard sleeping cars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29
She Knew.

A young lawyer had become very much attached to a certain young wo man WlIo was somewhat celebrated among her friends for her repartee The only obstacle in the pathway of the young man was his exceeding shy ness, for, while always in command of himself in the courtroom, he became almost speechless ill the presence of his adored one. As one method of showing his devotion, it was his GUS tom to shower his inamorata with pres ents.
 The young lady's mother, being far from satisfied with the status of the case, broached the subject
 My dear" she said, you have jet Mr. Brown practically monopolize your society for year and now have scarcely any other callers. Has he ever given you to understand that his intentions are seriousT'
 'No. He hasn't said anything, but 1 know they are"
 How can you know it if he has said nothing?"
 The girl smiled.
 "Well," she said, you know he is g lawyer, and lawyers always commence contract with Know all men by these presents ''-Harper's Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29
stepped beside her to the sidewalk she suddenly turned to him, her eyes flash.

stepped beside her to the sidewalk she suddenly turned to him, her eyes flash. ing.
 Are you following meY' she ds. manded.
 The man smiled assentingiy.
 ny. yes; l may as well ackno4-l. edge l have boen," he replied T wanted to he perfectly sure first. but it's all right. You must coue alone With me-to the police station. you know" at the incredulity and horror in her face. T am detective.o
 But what for:' indignantly.
 Oh, just for the ring on your fin ger easily, though Of coarse vz,s know. It's been in the papers the last ten days-only ring like 1t ill the conn try, big reward and all that. What puzzles me, though, is you being so simple as to put it on openly. We were given hint by your lanAladv this morning that a ring something like the one advertised was in her house but from what sine said we had an idea 1t E.as worn b an old Wouan. I've beel on tie watch several hours. Now come along If you don't make fuss we can walk quietly and no}oay will noticc."
 Jenly's bead was iii 2 v'.lI. IT. ring was ey1eat'y 7 =s5alaa 6ut sha d55 u0t for T I@o'4ent I u. az f!Ia eIll v.#5. man as a thef. aaa 4at sa.=e.5f fIf I t#= Nave o}.lz2el tia4 riaz since s.fzt=4..s 4 young &.rl.
 ''.ihel IS some n4iss#5e,'..' v =.e fa3scied
 ,9f course there iz eae -l.555= ,aTf=F it's=to2 5aa to put Beu t+=s3 a5.eh t.fz convenience. But yoa'ii laga ta % a.a c..alein to t'.e isGea aul C Ja5 a,0es e ,'.a ring who viii be telephaHeal fer You can do tldt easily enod&h. .Xna the officer gljnned aareasticaly.
 When the owner came he proved to be a young .sall, tae sight of whom brought quick flush to .jenny& face He was the son of rlle man for whom she worked.
 What. You:" he exclaimed, then to the officer: "Eog have made a mistake This young lady
 Goods found Oh her interrupted the officer laconically Cook at her finger
 T don't care,' vehemently "sssha isn't the one" lie glanced at the crclet on Jenny's finger, and an odd look came to his face as he added "Besides, the ring isn't In the least like mine-not ir the least"
 Exactly like your description, dry ly. and I believe your advertisement added that the name 'Floise Nevins was inside. Suppose we look and see"
 No, no" hastily 'It iSu't worth while The ring is entirely different"
 Btu Jenny was s,iszi ing the ring from her fin@er hurriea3y.
 Tt is .Itelotse,' Int 'Eioise.' fnsiGe.t she cried
 What Tie young man taals the ring and examine il a}aerly, iHerodu. lously
 ''It must be Ann Efaloise'sG he said at last in an a#el voice aGran6fat1ler gave a ring to each of Ei5 daughters but Aunt lIeloise,s was lost OF sup posed to be when her vessel went down in midocean twenty years ago
 Your Aunt Heioise Is alive in an east side apartment house." exclaimed Jenny, GOT at least l saw the name 'Heloise Nevins' in some books, and their owner gave me this ring"
 Case dismissed," said the judge briSkly. "Officcr bring LID the next"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29
w . CASE B FRANK HdfRls
 o. hi, P. c. EdStment

Las Jenny's salary, one baid fer the tn! room on bird floor and furnished |nate supply of food ana khe other half until the 6s had gone regularly to
 the little unproductive Rrm. {f two months had made
 in the stipend. Now it prt+. and tie third went b3. Of Mrs Ga3T's apart , ,5sn Q Il more tiny her own. She had heard
 :, one day.al'..= rently sbove. lad sona r!} io,,sIv Id 9a 2
 had D.asec j=be4''e she
 :, ,,.,,,Y.s fbe floor. and
 ad ope1 e, a! sae had
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29
His Great Fault.
ildns has no consistency"

''Bilkins has no consistency"
 What makes you think soY'
 He instructed his little boy always to tell the truth, and then he whipped the urchin for telling him that he look- cd almost foolish."-San Francisco Call.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29
Pu Said Sn-

Teacher Go precocious youngster,- Having studied your grammar lesson at home last night, will you define th, word "maid'' flr the class this morn ing: |. \. promptly Present. maid past made up; future, maiden amt Teacher (severely Who ever told you such thing: r. Pa-New York Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29

LOWING ME P SHE DE- HANDED.
 sweetest, most refined evel. see. but, oh, SD and hopeless.
 as wanted, the old wo= bad only lost coutrol of bent; that was all. And pitiful cheerfulness as or.
 Id seen enough.. That brief glimpse into the ht her hurrying down. own bowl of soup and butter. And in spite of protests and entreaties y forced her to eat, Eielding and firm. And boonful of soup there into the woman's eyes ny turn abruptly and |mall window, choking in her throat. It was cted, only worse. The cen literally starving. hey had been good lender and imperious, oil stove and provi- tn floor room, so that no more question of pld woman deprecato- It meant less for the her on the farm and but Jenny scarcely things. Her mother she knew. The old Feater need than they ked after first.
 pme a promotion, and |d have to leave the md board in the fam T. But the old wom- ne oil stove and the provisions on hand. uld have the bit of ought, It would be old feet.
 ent up to the fourth aoy she carried the d teapot and some tne old woman might hour was spent in alng, and then she le old woman follow ,o ID, thank you, dear" words are so made kn0W"- she ronovod ' clrelet of gold from pea 1t on one of Jen-
 10 wear this to re- IS not valuable ex-
 and tradition. My rom India and gave ago, when I was a 'u a.a the tiny setting n ana that the ring ,u u 'o good fortune" ,uy ,,, and added, "1 l. III be better for you me, dear"
 my was in a street 2, uS s1 new boarding ps through the win, w1o ,out from time to s+ss rose suddenly, she seaight at her. He ewalk when she left a.sh sno had boarded
 sased ,.. at the same
 .. ...s sne would not
 h 'ech e coincMences
 s,,.e. m a city. onh
 4>sa and hs Hnn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29

Special one-way sccond-eIa5s colo mist rates to rhe northwest. Rases and alrae2emoats out ned below will govern in the sqle of one-way secand- class colonist tickets 10 desuaadcns ahown and to iat5 rmoafue Fo nts af- f5et.d: Rate =fo Billings, Mont. from Pine rlu@. @29Ga: II4in4s on, Eaaau.= Ginnabsr Hont, $@f5o; ftal- eHa B4tte. Nisse4za Aaaeoada. Maat. S51=55 spoEaao. H'0sht &2f Fat- land, As1'a45s A ta.fa. 0ao. Taca@a, ssea4t }. Wa=}H5 i. yaHeoever. 5a=ft= of 'ebe#e
 IE2 fa=Ap#f1 aat tae.r#5se. 2 P- teH3ef f5 to o..=azi a1. 19o&. i3tc5as- ie. 2 besc tia1.azs %ilt not be hof=Fs a in standard aaaae9s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29
A "ingeu 1en.r.l o1 ,ue sens.

o'' 0i lne E4o&t s.,rIo.s...ia1y speci. men" Of tie fish family is the nam hai GAan' or gredt -:susY.u YI the < -..t >r1. an a!-..F.g. If t!lr t-a1le sl.u..i,. "iti1il has itS Eenc#in ;'le Indian ts.s.sr.
 u'- -41Nn naln is upward ot thirty - frot in length, pure black in color t.4 ..;tS e}-se. Il ldrssA ..< >.l}Is-t.r.- Be N N=e~ t,1' a1 ye c!l..r.5, ,,,.f.1.ic .1atu.5 :. l-.1l' a'ai It sd.d t he a.a.lpi ..,s. t.i ,..a el-..t5.sn ef the eres. thp ann it5 i@.o tH..zo-l,2 I-.l~ With res...sl 1ae=e of ##s eleahaHt. 6ah in size lad eo49r, 944i tss5 qzysgr vueft i.-=.=t''f'sl5r' eNtrrdin@ .,.an& is >ita. Ii9m the Suie fiI:s lI,nos, lo the tail IE@ olj il,tl4,4 have curious habit of E.@%&halu.s tl.- E;Il L. 1o l,attle wi:ll '!' whales eAd the sharks and cid mia allitias say that they n4anejaer N...5.4 So much intelligence and sagacity Chat they are known to ail the islanders by names which signify winged generals. winged warriors OF winged chiefs of the seas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29
" Na4

1 v 7.>.t-'t .N st f,. t-,'
 5lt}}5 }5Z }e
 5-;-r. -.'- .--A-I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-29
the seas,

4on't keep your eyes on the man Sea taFa jast heard something bal 2a9at. Il is more important ti5at ya#s Saz# tle=a oH=yoaI month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-11
Won HAMM-YOUNG CO. LTD.
GENTS.


that Hawaiian volcanoes had a sort
of safety valve attachment that makes
them perfectly safe playthings every
thing would be lovely, but unfortun-
ately the average layman has an idea
that all volcanoes are conventionalize1
cones of the Nesuvius type, with Il
spray of molten rock deluging the
country for miles around (this last the
result OF artistic renderings of con-
ventionaI voIcanoes). Such a concep-
ton is enough to put Hawaii on the
tabu list of nervous tourists, even if
the Molokai and bubonic bugaboos had
been laid to rest. One lady with diff
ficulty suppressed a squeal of horror
when your correspondent showed his
home on the slopes of Punchbowl era
ter. but changed her idea when told
that the sedate old landmark took his
last smoke 43 900 years ago.
In looking over the situation it would
seem TO be a mistake to spend too
much promotion money in Los Angeles
in the hope of getting a few tourists
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making only two slips-one in state
ment that trolley cars ran from Ho-
nolulu to all suburban points, one line
going to the volcano, or very close to
it. The other was a slight error in the
relation of the story of the Along
family, in which it was stated that
Mr.. and Mrs. Along accumulated fifty
millions, Mr.. Along leaving thirty to
his Hawaiian Wife on his return to
China.
The agent said that he would very
much like to take a trip to Honolulu.
1t would seem that it would pay the
Promotion Committee to give its
agents trips to Hawaii. as they would
become much more enthusiastic and
effective advertisers after a first-hand
view of the islands,
Is THE VOLCANO AN ASSET?
In regard to the volcano it is to be
doubted whether it is not handicap
rather than an asset in Hawaiian adj
vertising. If people could understand
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who have already been squeezed dry
by Los Angeles, Pasadena and Santa
Barbara. Honolulu should not culti>
vate the reputation of being tourist
squeezing city. but if she wants tour
lists she should strike the country
where most of the tourists come
from, and New England is the
center of that region. In the
acquisition of Mr.. Wood. so we'll known
throughout the East, Honolulu has
made great step. The fields of the
East are ready for the harvest now
L ".
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A lady and her little daughter We're
walking through a fashionable quar-
ter when they came TO a portion of
the street strewn with straw. so as
TO deaden the noise OF vehicles pass
ing a certain house. What's that for,
map said the child: to which the
mother replied: The lady who lives
in that house. my dear has had a lit
tie baby girl sent her" The child
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\A/ f rdDEL XIV \Sae/
I>Y% HIS model greatest
i 4 successful
! thosea experience proved essen
tial desirable highest
mental and doubtful features
Fourcylnder vertical,
special treated carbon Steel having tensile of $4,000
in and ptons Crank shaft pi and connecting rods
detaching cylinders
nuing protection and fabrication Bronze bearing
water pump cam shaft etc. arranged that rawhde gear
o flushing
spark. of
locked
steel Unit coil,
wnon ignition enables
without crankingobviate
sary running and is remarkable advantage in touring
Special carbor exclusively by Holly
economy of fuel being $40 pound of gasoline per
T TRANSMITS SIC S'''
permits
forms of Speed changes made without through
Double high with increased surface Direct
movable for inspection adjustment of clutches Drain bottom of
G Ia5z Hat aase5aE
Eightlead oie sight placed
No kind Absolutely forces oil through feed
lively low but if oil ngea in the tube
This oier especially
any temperature Pressure is mechanical No air pressure No gravity
lubricant
miles travel To this
housing
only o. each
heavy, universal
provided
replenshing lubricant
mud, noisebreedng
lain jaekh
o
possible
CLoATING TYPE.
10000 pounds
inch
diferentia
he
Exceptionally
COOLING.
Fan of
o adjacent
@
Particularly effective chamber produces practically noisess
tcut TOUT
Won HAMM-YO
A G E \
Garage, Alakea Street. Telephone. Ale
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@9@ - :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
parts becoming sound
deadener
CONTROL.
Governor, patents, consequently ex-
which moving
levers Operated variable speed by either
plug steering gear case
Spark and throttle levers above steering wheel
BRAKES.
Two brakes band on
possible OF safety.
ACCESSIBILITY.
all working parts and transmits
sion Hand hole nche
removed by
Upper half transmission likewise
mova of all transmission and shafts
operation simplest Learned half an hour
GROUND PARTS.
All cylinders pstos valves coup
This friction
and not the waste of power heightened life the working
On the subject of cylinder grinding authority
In automobile necessarily
the iron to spring from the cutting tool If
in the ron it impossible perfectly
hole spring away
come back again after the tool has passed
against the walls the cylinder
TESTED MATERIALS
All materials
Testing Machine accepted
Winton pounds pressure
pull to the inches
quent we know that the material absolutely
narvously strength than
assures that Winton buyers
After proving metals be
Wnton
No spshod
factory accident
proof far critically make
Side members of onpieee channel section pressed steel reinforced Motor
nd transmission carried on drop No
BODY.
particularly practical
(patent applied fo)
eats, six First quality, deep, spring upholstery
the best equipment
clineher
Main gasoline tank II gallons placed
uxiay
No in circulating
gsem Main gasoline has locked
oNsUN1PT1oN
Fuel sufficient supply
lies supply requires rep
hing at the
continue to be winton char
oU1PnENr
lamps tools Locked tool box carried on
board.
URINARY K.
(sandard)
Ratio 80 to Length
prings Front .39x124 in Width
Height all IS it. 9 in
heel til
DIOR OPTIONS
Maroon winton Red -
Running GBrewster
UNC CO, LTD.
TT
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thought moment looked at the guam
tty of straw and said: lawfully well
packed wasn't she. ma 2"
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a PROMOTION AGENT.

Your correspondent called at the
Boston office of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee recently and, without re-
yealing his identity. made some in
quiries about Hawaii. The office is
located on Boylston street, the main
artery TO the residence section, and is
in connection with the Collver Tours
Company. There is a small sign in
gold letters on the window among the
signs of other agencies. The location
is a fairly good one. although the
window display of the agency has
been unchanged for three or four
months at least. A window display
at one of the big railroad agencies on
Washington street Ghe Broadway of
BOSTON, or even here, would call a
great deal of attention to Hawaii if
properly arran ged.
The gentlemanly agent in charge of
the office was quite well-informed, evil
IDENTIFY having read the two pamphlets
on Hawaii distributed by the agency
he gave very good description of the
islands and the opportunities there,