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FILE ARTICLES
New Brokerage Company Has ln.or.
 porated.

The Arkansas Brokerage companv has filed articles of incororatiou v.th the county clerk here. The incorpo- lators are D, H. Saunders. M. P, Russel, J. F, Hut w. W. Byrd. A. w., Mum, C. H. Triplett, Jr. F. D. Rus. sell. The place of business will be Pine Bluff, and the company will do a gen eral merchandise brokerage business. as well as buy and sell read estate. The capital stock is placed at St0,000. of which $555o has been paid in by the stockholders. The stock is divided into 400 shares of $25 each D. II. Saunders, M. P Russell. J. F Hut, w. W. Byrd, A. w Mum and C. II. Trip. lett, Jr., are the directors. W. w. Byrd is president; J. F. Hut. vice president; F. D. Russell, secretary, and A. W. Nunn, treasurer.
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IMPORTANT DEAL. l. GoLOsTEfN AND SON OF JONES' BORO BUY OUT FRED
 SCHNEIDER. Will Remove Their Headquarters to Pine Bluff and TraveIing Men
 Report Here.

business deal of importance was consummated here Thursday morning, when the firm of | Goldstein and son ol Jonesbofo purchased the business and good will of Fred Schneider, the well known Barraque street tailor. 'fhe consideration is not given ont for publ cation
 l. G0Idsten and son is one of the
 best known tailoring and clethine firms in the state. The present head quarters of the concern are located al Joncsboro, but 1t maintains several branch houses throughout the state and conducts d large gents fH nishing store at Walnut Ridge The most in teresting feature of the present deal i. the fact the company will remove it's general headquarters from Jones' boro to this city, and force of tray. cling men w.ll report to this end of
 the business.
 MT, II. Goldstein will have charge of the local business. He and MT. l. Goldstein were both in the city We'd nesday to close the deal, the former remaining here The business will be conducted in the same old stand on Barraque street, which the new firm has leased
 MT. Fred Schneider retires from business here solely on account of his health, which has been bad for some me. He is yet undecided as to where he will locate, but will probably go south somewhere. He is considering the matter of locating in Oklahoma. He is we'll and most favorably known here, where he has resided so long.
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WOMEN IN ROW
INVITATION TO REV THOMPSON sTlRs UP MEMPHIS SOCIETY
 CIRCLES.
Withdraw Because of the Invitation.

Memphis. Tenn, Jan 25.-As q re- sHlt of the action of Nineteenth Ceu. thry club committee in deciding to invite Rev. w F. Thompson, q loca Methodist minister, to lecture before club at an early date, resignations of prominent society women were re eeived and it k said wholesale action on the part of that faction which fonght the movement will follow.
 committee to prepare the invita- ton to the minister was appo n.c6. lut the date was left unnamed. I'm mediately there followed 2l resiena- tons, among the number EeiAg Mrs. Carulhers Ewing, Mrs. E. F. Turner, Mrs. Lida Thomas and Mrs. Richard Allen.
 Just what objection the ladies have [, the issuing of an invitation to DY. Thompson no one connected with the club will say, but in other creles it is said that testimony was offered by witnesses in a recent damage suit heard in court, which was given prom incnce in local paper and which told of the minister narrating a "snake" story at stag banquet, Is the prime reasons for one faction fighting against Dr. Thompson featuring be- fore the club.
 The Nineteenth Century club of Memphis is one of the largest and most prominent of the womcn's clubs in the south.
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WHO OWNS IIII: TIE: PIPES
Gify Council Tries 10 Help Conifaeioys for Grading on Fourth Avenue ic Discoyer 10 Whom the Water and Gas Pipes in That Avenue Belong.

"Found-A whole network of water and gas pipes, on Fourth avenue. Owner can have same by applying to the city council
 This notice might appear ii. the Gaily press of Pine Bluff fo' a whole generation, and it is to b. tloubtei if any one would have the temerity 10 ls,y claim to the property
 And thereby hangs a tale
 The p;pes are there all rieht. The contractors who are now grading fourth avenue can testify to this fact. Their work has been seriously tetard- cd by the discovery of the pl2cs, and they have found it necessary to ask fGl a lowering of them in order to carry on operations. Naturally they went to the water and light company.
 We haven't anything to do with them; they Were bought and paid for by the property owners when they were put down.. ouoth the company.
 Then the contractors went to the property owners.
 They belong to the water and light company; we haven't anything to do with them" said the property owners.
 It was a game of see-saw, until the contractors finally hit upon the idea of striking at the old stump which held the see-saw on pivot. They ap. piled to the city council. A special sess.on of that ancient and honorable body was called for Wednesday after noon at 1 o'clock. The result?
 We don't own the water and gas pipes on Fourth avenue" said the city council
 And now the question arises: Does anybody on earth own the water and
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saw THE GRIEF
How Officer Dawkins Evaded Arrest
 ing Smallpox Patient.

The joke is on Officer Dawkins again. Dawkins got up something of d reputation as q hot tamae eater re- gently when the hot tamale wagon col lided with a switch engine on the Cot ton Belt
 It's smallpox this time.
 The appearance of Mr. Bugg, who escaped from the pesthouse recently, on the streets, may have had something to do with Dawkins' ac- tions. Al any rate he was not look ing for smallpox patients.
 The officer was standing on the street corner on his beat the other day when a man ran up eXcitedly, grabbed the officer by the arm, pointed out gentleman passing and excia:med
 See that man! He's got smallpox! Arrest him at once."
 Now arre3ting smallpox patients Was something out of the ordinary with Dawkins. He looked at the pas sing man, and, sure enough, his face certainly looked as if he had smallpox. Hawkins hesitated for moment; then seemed to hit upon an idea. Turning toward his informant, he jerked loose from the tisEt grip on his arm, started hastily up the street toward the police station and said:
 "I'll just go up and ask the chief what to do."
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s. V. CASE FINED
For Changing the countenance of
 Two Men.

s. V. Case, charged with aggravated assault, was tried before a jury in Justice l.. E. Cheeks court Wednes- day afternoon and fined $1 and costs aggregating about $30.
 The evidence showed that Case at tackled and beat up the night yard master and another man at the Cotton Belt shops, after the yardmaster had put another man in his place as switchman on the switch engine. Case used only his fist, but the yardmaster, who appeared in court as a witness in the case, had face bunged up so badly that he was almost unrecogniz- able.
 The Brotherhood of Railway Train men, of which Case is a member, came to his assistance in fighting the case in court, and Mir. T. Hayis Nixon gave hin an able defenee bo fore the jury.
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JEWISH LADIES
Q Give Domestic Science Exhibit
 in Connection With Fair.

On February 13, IA and l5, In con- nection with the fair, the ladies of Temple Enshe Emcth will give do- nestle science exhibit at the Bluff City club hail. which promises to be a successful event, financially, as we'll as socially.
 The revenues raised will be for the benefit of Temple Anshe Emeth. The ladies in charge " Il be as follows:
 Table No. l. Cake and tart table Mesdames Grace Bloom, Sarah Bluth- enthal, Cohen, J. B. Simon.
 No. ?. Salad and sandwiches- Mcsdamcs II. C. Bluthenthal, A. Kim pie, M Gottlieh, r. M. Rosenberg.
 No 3. Cookie table-Mesdames Max Eisenkramer, M. Levine, M Sil- bernaSle, F. C. Furth, Allie Dreyfus, Burton Well
 Mo- 1. Vienna bakery-Mesdames Sam Bluthenthal, M. Cans, Gabe Mey- CT and Alex Strauss.
 The young ladies assisting in serv- ing are. Misses August Thalh emer, Florence Rosenbaum, Fanny Hanf, Florence Hoffman, Brunette Altschu Josie Strauss, Helen Rosenberg, Bes- sic Bluthenthal.
 Luncheon will be served Ia carte Tuesdav and Wednesday, afternoon and night.
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CLEAR TITLE
,l Estate Suit is Filed by Heirs of Late w. w. Ware.

NJ. Ware, guardian of the minor
 len. Vim. c. Ware and May E.
 of the late w. w. Ware, has f1l- if in the chancery court to clear 6tle of certain real property in
 of the plaintiffs in the suit. The dants to the suit are Mary Ware.
 Ware, Maxmillian Ware and Allen Ware, and the trustees of German Evangelical Lutheran ty church, H. Kellerman and J. .ell.
 petition sets forth that the Ter of the plaintiffs was an her late Dr. Carter at Dallas, Tex hd out of the estate left her the of $1,991I45 was paid over to W. Ware. He then bought cer- real estate, paying $500, the title hich vas made to the said pur- er. Of this property he then sold e church and Kellerman two lots. nortgaged to J. B. Ezell two more De lots for s1,200.
 E petition then states that Mary
 is the hecond wife of ". w. and Helen, Mammalian and Allen Ware are his children by Pecond marriage; that they pos the property and claim therein mestead
 e plaint ifs state that J. B. Ezell 5. A, Miller, as trustee under a ol trust given to Ezell, are offer Q sell lots three and four of this fffy on January 25, under power 'ined Tn the deed of trust refer- IT, anu t4e plaintiffs ask for an ol the court restraining them selllhg the same. and for the 'o clear the title to the proper lavor of the plaintiffs. que and Altheimer are attorneys he plaintiffs.
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pHO IN WOODS
VI woman Missing Since Christ.
 mas Day.

asuf' ; Ala, Jan. 5.-Lying in a
 A lonely spot in the woods. Ra''y covered with forest leaves.
 o'fi0ly decomposed and ghastly 70 oi Miss Martha Thompson.
 NS been missing since Christ.
 were found by negro who was bounty. i'oe'i''e' nas s,s' marks on her body gave kss ,'s Of foul play, but decomposi- faa taken place, making a thor. |s examination Ts Impossible.
 1 thompson u, was about 50 years h,, o"e was of weak mind. and lu e'soh guardian, her |n,.. ["' Leo Roundlee, of Harbell. aa,. |ppo'need for her some time ago.
 D.. aVu valuable farm lands ho,, ',eEllie. '. On Christmas day hloo ''nner with her sister, Mrs.
 'Ss' and started for Mrs, Fen.
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IT CERTAINLY PAYS

'Helo: is this the Big Store .
 It was a decidedly feminine voice that rang out Like silvery chime in the ears of Manager George Moore of the advertising department,
 "Yes what is it please?' replied that gentleman.
 q have just read your advertise ment in this afternoons paper, and have called you up quick to tell you to send me a pair of those blankets be- fore they are all gone.
 And yet" said Mr. Moore, turning toward the Graphic reporter, some people say it doesn't pay to advertise.
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UNION FUNERALS
New York.

New York, Jan. 25.-Union funerals will be demanded in few days by the Funeral Drivers Union of New York and vicinity, which was organ ized yesterday as a local branch of the International Brotherhood Of Teamlters. There are l,50o such drivers in New York and vicinity, and coo of them, it is ella med, are in the union
 Recognition of the union and of the closed shop in the driving of hearses and an advance of wages will be de- manded of the undeltokers.
 vfG2cL taoin shrdlu emf vb Xztfiffffi
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|IDGE KERW|N |ouzD ON CHARGE OF oR'"- HEEL, WAVES Ex
 ANIMATION.
Mas Sworn Out by Jim .., and Case Will Go
 Before Grand Jury

7,,dge E. J. Kerwin, charg- |n criminal libel, was arra,snea r,-5aas
 1ustice L. E. Cheek "eanes' ternoon, but waived his pfellm- ring and will go before the
 warrant for Judge kerwln $ ar ,as sworn out by Mir. Frazier (,aims that Judge Kerwin ma
 him during the late campaign lunty n'g off offices. s The warrant ,, for
 Kerwin's arrest was 1ssueo lime ago; in fact, shortly after rinary sins election. But ,ta.. it wa. kt for a time that the matter not be pushed against him.
 however, MT. Frazier seems to Lcbaneed his mind, and the case brought before Justice Cheek |esday afternoon, as stated.
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gas piFes on Fourth avenue?
 The contractors grading that street would like much to have this question answered
 In Grdel to put il up to somebody. however, the city council. at It's We'd nesday afternoon session, decided to make the property owners responSi- hle, and then let the property owners and the water and light company fight it out amongst thems selyeS-posSibl i'll the courts. A measure was adopt cd requiring all water and gas con nections to property on Fourth avenue west of Alabama street be made by property owners in advance of the paving of that avenue, and that all water pipes shall be of lead.
 A resolution was adopted authoriz- ing some minor changes in the doors and windows of the express rooms of the new union station.
 Mayor White referred to the ap. pearance of smallpox in the city, and stated that every effort should be made to check the disease and pre- vent it's spreading The entire council seemed to be of the same opinion. With this in view, the sanitary com mittee was authorized to purchase closed vehicle, at a cost not exceed. ing $50 in city scrip, for the purpose Of conveying patients to the pest. house.
 The sanitary committee also recom- mended the employment of an addi- flonal guard at the pesthouse, at 2 salary of $50 per month. The recon. mendat on was adopted.
 This. and nothing more.
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TRIAL POSTPONED

Oliver Pippin and Foster Wade, the two negroes charged with burglary in connection with the robbery of the LeverenZ-Trulock shoe store on Main street some time ago, and who were to have been tried before Justice L. r. Cheek Thursday morning, will not be tried unt tomorrow, owing to the illness of City Detective Cheek. who is leading witness in the case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-25

nels, another sister, where sIta made her home, late in t1e atterno 5H. f.e distance between the tws pl ea# is about three miles Miss Thompson was last seen about h4it way l4 Wee4 the two places.
 Her body was found some d5stanc from where she was seen and il the direction from which she had come. Her relatives had offered q reward of s5o for her body dead or alive.
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TWO FIRES
By One the Home of Richard Pattef'
 son Was Lost.

Two rms were made by the fire de- partment Wednesday night. A resi- dence owned by John Harris and oc- cupied by a negro named Richard Pat terson, was totally destroyed. It was located at Fourteenth and State, ana was valued at about $150. The occu' pant lost all his household effects, valued at about $125, on which he car ried no insurance.
 A flue fire at the home Of simon Bloom, 1119 West Second avenue caused run to that locality early m the night. Very little damage was done.
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W00LEN MILLS
Massachusetts Manufacturer Submits
 Proposition.

Capt J. B. Johnson, secretary of the board of trade, has received a proposition from Massachusetts manufacturer offering to remove to this place large woolen plant if the city will subscr be to $150,000 of the capital stock of the concern, which, it is proposed, will be transformed into a stock company, of which the present owner will hold s100,00O.
 Tie plant now employs 800 men, and aas a monthly payroll Of S12,5QQ
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH SUNDAY.

The following subjects will be dis cussed at the morning and evening services at the Christian church next Lords day:
 1-Prophecies Now Being Fulfilled Be Sure You Are Right and Then Proceed.
 All are invited.
 ]. N. Murphy, Pastor.
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CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.

The Ladies Cemetery association will meet at 2:30 D. III. Friday win Mrs Cliff Dowell, corner State and Sixth avenue. It iS an imp sNtaat meeting and all the members are o.7 ed to be present.
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GETS EXEMPTION

Hon. s. A. Miller, w. T. Yeung and Mike Russell were visitors 10 Little Rock Wednesday, having been called there by the T. Q. Woodward bank fHp'ey proceedings. The referee in bankruptcy decided, after a hard le. gal battle before him, that MT. Wool ward was entitled to his exemptions.
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CARD OF THANKS.

MT and Mrs. Will Carr thank their friends fer the many acts of kindness shown their father, the late Rev. John r. Carr, during his long and last iIl- ness.
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Better Than United States Bonds.
 The up-to-date choice selected goods, stylishly made at seriously re- duced prices, owing to dull times: try Elsenkramer, the tailor, above Citi. zens bank, corner Second avenue and Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-25

Willamette, Jefferson county. Will bur F. Lindsey, ce F. G. Murdaugh. resigned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-25

Morris kessee is back from Tcyar. kama.
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NEW POSTMASTERS.

.HF>@'7E1'
 Watson, Desha county, James s. Watson, vice A. J. Dauehertv resien.
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A resolution was adopted authoriz- ing some minor changes in the doors and windows of the express rooms of the new uniop station.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-03
Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by Jphn IA
Alexander and Laura A Alexander. his wife,
and T.. f. MrCreedy and Eta NJ MrCresag.
Estate L Mortgage Company aroTForation
of the state Of Minnesota mortgage dated
tine 1st day of September, 1876, and filed for
record IN the Office OF The Register OF deeds
OF Buraeigh county, state of North Dakota,
on the 18th day Of N0rember, 1pa5, and of
record IN Book b No. 81 Of mortgage deeds,
on page 81. VIII Be foreeaesed b. sale # the
matter described, At the front door of the
4ce1rt house at Bismarck in the rounty of
glraeigh, state of North Dakota, At the hour
ber: 1906. ~ satisfy the amount due upoa
sz1ch mortgage on the day of sale. y4 $
| The premises described in said mortgage,
and which 5viil be sold TO satisfy the same are
described as follows All of sscaion twenty
three fsso. township one hundred thirts -1aisae
k1S93, range scventy-hre f75e, west of the
9Th r. M containing live hundred niaety-one
and forty -four h1rndrfdths d59l44e 81 acres,
vsy thereof, situated in the county of Bur-
leigh. state of North Dakota
That said naortgagOrs neglected and refused
10 pay the 1905 taxes assessed against SAID
land above described, when they became due
and owing, and that after they became deIin-
quent the undersigned mortgage paid the
same IN the su1a Of hfty-thref and eighty -thTee
hum redths dollars ss5s.ss5 wfich said taxes
aaassint dne and owing on said mortgage afore
said. n IS. #
There win be due ID sneh mortgage Al tsas
Hundred Fifteen and Twenty -hrndredths Dol
4 lars I$s, 9l5.ze1. $s54si5s
Dated September liz, 1905. Il
! ra ag;a Rsal Estate STATE 8 aersgsgs CO.
sfaTasy Fl aortsasse y. |. g c.. 9
Sheriff Burieigh County. North Dakota
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-03
JOE DIETRICH'S LETTER
FORMER RlsMARcKER GIVES
SOME GOOD POINTS ON THE
STOCK MARKET.

Union Stock Yards, Chicago, III,
Oct. last week was the low point
for the bulk of northwest range cat
tie The supply was among the heaTi-
est OF any week during the season.
With the heavy run of cattle i'm other
western markets, it has enabled buy
ers to force decline as NOTED above.
Today, the receipts are below ax-
peetations of all, resulting in strong
and more satisfactory market than we
have had during the past week. The
high point was reached today for CORN
fed native cattle, one load bringing
81 per hundred. .. ~ -
There are some very good range
cattle in today's supply. but they
probably viii mot command a price as
high as some former sales during the
season. However. while the receipts
of range cattle, for the day, viii not
exceed 5000 head, buyers are slow to
put On. or permit the prices to ad-
vance materially over those prevail
ing at the close of last week; hence,
we advise that the general market
shows an improvement of about ten
cents per hundred over the closing
days OF last week. @4.... VT.
1t is not likely that We VIII again
receive. in this market, 10000 head
OF range cattle in one week If we
are right in this prediction, the low
point has been passed. and better re
suits may be expected for the ship
ments yet to come.
We are, very truly yours,
ETans.Snider-Buel Co,
by Joseph Dietrich
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-03
THE REPUB. CAMPAIGN
SENATOR MccuMBER SPENDS THE
DAY AT HEADQUARTERS
gEDE coMaNG-SARlES
TO SPEAK.

Fargo Forum: Arrangements for
an active political campaign are rapid
~ being perfected at the republican
headquarters in this city Senator
McCumber arrived in the city today
and entered into conference with
Secretary J. w Foley of the executive
committee and Secretary NJ H Jewell
of the republican state central commit
tee. As a product of their delibera-
tons a speechnaking schedule is be-
ing arranged which viii result in the
senator making number Of addresses
at different towns in the course Of
the campaign and covering almost the
entire northern and eastern portion Of
the state.
Governor Sarles viii arrive in Fargo
from HiIlsboro tonight and leaves
| tomorrow for Bismarck October 3
the governor goes to Underwood
| where he viii deliver an address at
the Mclean county fair which is in
progress there This address, how
ever, is not expected to be Of poIih
cal character and it viii NOT be until
October S that the campaign in that
part of the state viii really open On
that Gate the people of Bismarck viii
hold reception and banquet in honor
of Governor Saries and he VIII fire the
opening gun of the campaign there
Cen. e. A Williams and a number OF
local speakers viii also be heard
After the meeting at Bismarck there
will be others at jamestown Valley
City and Casselfon in which Governor
Sarles is expected to participate.
Word has been received that Con
gresham J. Adam Bede of Pine City
Mimi, can be secured for ons and per
haps two speeches in North Dakots
during the campaign The COMMITTEES
I has arranged to have him make fhs
| principal address at the opening OF thf
campaign in Fargo and he VIII prob
ably speak in Grand Forks also. Plans
are being made TO secure Congress
men Stevens and Folstsad of Minnie
sofa for addresses in North Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-03
Mauied BY His Wife.

Because ne refused to deed his prop,
erty into his wife's name, John Bolan
of Ealendale, who has enjoyed married
life only one short week, was SO
severely mauled by his wife that he is
in serious condition.
Rev. Father Gallahue was brought
into police court to answer to the
charge of assault and battery and
pleaded not guilty Bolan swore that
both the priest and his wife tried to
get him to deed the property to her
and upon his refusal they. set upon
him and pounded him Until he was
unconscious The wife for the ap
parent reason of shielding Gallahue
testified that she alone pounded Bolan
notwithstanding the court. saw fit to
impose a fine upon the parson-