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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1906-01-13

Big job in Ladies Hats. Our new
Spring Line will soon be in and we
want room. Touch the goods and you
will know the value. The OcaIa Ba-
zar Gadson.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08

60Olcil, EittabnrG, 30 6rnu :. IS.
6eI0nionn 81. 2oltia, Mo, Sr. Tr.
thur @olOimitb mo 6r. ". @oIo'
inttb, GbiInoeIpbio. ga, 6roltG1or'
lotto Scilbrltnlt, @r, Geo. ). &attcn'
bort Cincinnati, g 6rou 5cnnic z.
2iperntan luo &cnuctb 2ioerntult,
Tenper, Sol, Or. $. 2%ouclbnrg II.
Satin. E6iloocIpbiu, "a, Nr. @m.
Wiori6uQ un0 6rulL Nnn Nrbor Wi
hicorL Irolt ". Y. Fricc unO sri.
aotbcrinc @ricc, Fitt@burg, ga, pr.
". $. @opc, GHcpn Gbnic, NO, Sr.
@co. i. Robinion, Fitt@6urg go,
Sr. ltnO Irolr @nrI Grnit 6id)tcr,
2~ouiSuiQc, a0, Sri. W(orceuoS pelt.
Ger, CnfIon0, Sal, @r. 6ront Stod.
boil uno SRI. Noic Stodbotf, ct.
2ouia, No Sr. unO 6rou !. s.
Sdorling Cincinnati o, Sr. 6reo.
". Gimme GbicnGo, 81, Sri. W3orD
e. 5bompiorl Murion, 8, Sri. Gu.
ole Iolplc, GoflorO, Gol. uno Sri.
N. @cHcuoorf Son 6ron5iSco, Sal,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08

Sclb itmOr0Ocruh nlC@
StcbCSgrom. - Iie Is Sabre
alto ellie ScnfinS BON Hr. 22ll
Cambridge StroBe. pcriud)te &c
tern Otorgcn IN ibrer cltcrlihcn@ob,
nunG SClbitnloro 81 bcgcben, inoem
tic cine Coils Sou0nmum cinnabm.
Sic mllrOc in Der Nmbulon3 OcS DIT.
lid)cn GiitriftcS nod Dem nSo6ns
Soptina' SoipitoI" Qcbroft, moieIbit
Tie pcrnittclIt Der Wfngenpumpe boIO
ullBer S%cbensaciobr gcihoiit wuroe.
Vic otc S~cbcnamit0e cincm Goliji.
itcn I'M @oipitnl cr5Gblte, nnbm lie
0oS @ift Elm, neil ibre Wuttcr i0r
ongcblidl Ocrbot, am Montog IbctO
ibren @cliebtcn 5ll beiuden, meId)er
I'M &ipcr. Gicp- Gorf orbcitct.
d IimmcGrf brun1c II
mod)te Ser Yoli5iitaoiB pom oitlid)cn
Giitritt Nritcrn Morgcn, ais er Der.
Illdtc, ocn % Sabre oltcn Socob Nb.
roboms bon Nr. t407 Sit-2ombor6'
StroBc, 81 pcrboiten neil bcricIbc,
pbnc I'M 9ciibc elmer 2iccr5 81 icir,
einen &orrcn brnl,ttc. Ibrobom8
itcltc iidl n1mlid p%er5rucifclt 5ltr
@ebr unb bib Den EoIi5iiten in bic
red)tc Sono. Socob Sclo unO Soc
AoOiion bon Nr. POS, Nor6 . Sigh.
Strobc, mcIfc lid ebeniaus in bie
Gcrboftung einmiihtcn, muBtcn nil
nod scr Eoli5eiitation ponbern, no.
ielbit Yoli5cirid)tcr eds sic iGmmt.
Iihcn arreitanten burd oie 9onf ilnl
jc So uno Soften beitraftc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
$25 nadD Winncapulis nnb suriif
Baltimore unb Ehip.Giicnbabn

Sir s.. q. &. 9inetc gum 8erfauf
TO-, H., ~. 4i,guIt, fir Die &iidiabrt
bis gum 81. aliguit, nit 8erldnge-
rinos- Erioilegium. oDepartement OF
MorpIano". Spe5ial5ug perlaBt Wt.
Hopol.9 abnbof $40 Worgens, Cant
oen.9a6nGof 900 Worgens Samitag,
bcn II. Guguit. 10 Gage aufentbalt
in Chicago ouf Der &iidreiie erlaubt.
(2t0-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Brobcfuhrten Scr No q

Brobct ubrten Der M Il r.
gueritc." - Iic nMorgucritc",
ein ucllcr clcrtriiter @oggon, Sp.
ilem Strong, Ger icinc cigcncn Ntn.
ihinen 5ltr Spciiung Der electro.
Wotorcn nit lid iiibrt mo bubcr
feline Grolep . Stonge qcbrolht. be,
tinoet lid oui DEM @cgc nah San.
ipS Gitp unO lit iiir Die Santa Sc
Grail . 9obn bcItimmt. lcrielbc mur.
De 0cItcrn &ormittng bicrberAcbruht
un0 mod)te gcitcrn 5Uei ErobcfoGr'
ten, cine mad annapolis NlunCtiou
nnb cine nod) @oibington unN 5ll.
lid, nm Sen 9cnmtcn ser Nolti.
more : Obio . Nobn @elegcnbcit 81
gebcn, lid BON Der &ciitunGSiGbigfcit
rieiea @o9annS 81 iiber3cugcn. Gle
Qebtcren iprnd)en iid) ilber Ole 6ob".
ten in b0dit n%ncrfcnncnocr 8ciic
aus. Ser Woggon mndtc 53Nicilcn
Die Stnnoc. fam aber nod cine b0.
bcrc @eidmln0igfeit crreid)cn.
Noh Sem bobcn Nor0cr.--
scr. @iIton Snoipocn, eriter &iccs
GrGiioent Der .WercuntiIc Srl,it II.
Gepoiit Co." uuo &r. Nobert 81. Wo.
ring, Gr1iiDent Der oGeutrnlS upina3
0anf, trctcn bcltte uon Stem . Norf
aus NIT oem Snmburgcr Gnmpfcr
o9liiher" cine Nciie mad europa
an. Sic molen 9tormegen ma
Shmeocn bereiien.
Batter " m. U. &earoonSccl-
iorqcr Scr fotboliiden st. YeterS.
Stride an Eoppleton. uno SollinH'
fStrnBe, Dem ieine 8emieinoe tilr5Iid
Elm Heiicgeibenf bon $1,000 iibergo6
reiite geItert nod Refu : Worf 40
unO in wenisen 8agen fabrt CT mad
europa ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Gus WCttCr.

Iic pom Wettcrmann a~ngcIaGte
Niiblnn1 trut Qciterli 2bcn0 mirf'
lib nit RcQcn Elm rno ioll belltc tort.
beitc6cn, bcnn @cmittcr miro prOpbc.
5cit. Cbihon 8citcrn nid)t 10 5ciIL
mic am uorbcrgcbCnocn Gage Der
D0ditc lbrnlomctcritan0 mar 81 go
mar C2 uiht3 lucnigcr nl9 an8cncbul.
IuS lluongcncbmc mod)tc lid) and
In onocrcr 98eiic geItcnO. Sic Sis
prciic mO Oic @rCiic iiir Gitroncn
gingcn uGmIih in 6olgc Oc@ nnDaI'
tcnOcn bciBen Mcttrcaa bcOcutcno III
bic S0bc.
Ter b0ditc lbCrmomctcritonO NOR
0citcrn 81 @roO nm 3 ltbr gtudmits
tags unO Scr nicOrigitc II 8raO I'M
7 llhr NbcnOS.
IN Den ii6riNcn 9unoc5 . 8etter'
Gtationcn m1lrOc Ole iolacnbc Wo'
rinlal . Ecmpcrotur rcgiitrirt: GoIt.
port 81, Eortlon0 -, Boltott 81, III
banp IS, Ncm . PORT 50, @bilaocI'
pbia 90, Ntlontic Sin 86, Cape Mnu
80, @oiGinGton 90, Noriolt %, Sot'
tera$ -, Charlotte IS, @ilmingto,l
so, Gburlcitou So, Souomob 80.
Sadionoiae IS, Supitcr Sc, &cp@cIt
IS, Ntloutn 86, Ntontaomcrp %,
Ncu . Orlcuna %. Yalcitinc 8S,@ol.
pcIton SS, Corpus Gbriitic So, Ncn'
pbiS Sc. Cincinnati 81, Eitt9bur1
81, 0alpcqo y, Buffalo 7G, GIcpc.
lonO IS. Gctroit so, Nlpena 72,Wtor.
orcttc a. Green Ban "A, Chicago
rs, Gulutb a. St,%oul so, St2ouiS
rs, GunIo8 GitD so, Omobo 81, @u.
ron 70, 9i8mord 7G. Soprc 80, Sc.
lena 81, Salt 2ntc Gitp IS, 0cnpcr
IS, Rort6 Elotte 76, Googc 81,
Sos NngclcS so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Ter pcrlenoe SdDannt

lno Der anaenbme @eifmod CT.
ireuen sen Srinfer. mGbreno sic
Hein6eit 0eilel6en Der @c%iunobeit III
@ltte fommen. IS giebt fem 10 81.
Observation-Disclosures 8etrGnf, mie oos
pon Sreo. 9alcrnid)miot's Nine.
ricon 9remerp" %gebraute Bier. Site
500. 9ralierei 1t04-t12S Siacn.
Str. Eel. &. & Y. 1854, Mb. t491.
(220)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Nm aac @crrinS- GraiiScntcu.

Sine Spe5iul &eriammlung bes
yllnabbdnaiacn Sirgcrpcreins hon
Marplanb" finoct am 9onneritas
IbcnO in Der u&Dr,uarts'Saac" itatt,
su mcldlcr arld) allc &ercins . YrGii.
bcntcn nno allc Scfrctare cingclaoen
iino. HrOmptcS GridDcincn lit notb.
iucnoig. VI. i. Grape, SefretGr.
(2tS,20l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
QOfnl6cridtc ans @ai6instOn.
Erucnnlt Il.

Iic Giitrifta Gontmiiidrc ernnrn'
ten 0eitcrt &obn ). Stiten gum
1eucrlucbrntunn nit $3.50 %~nbre9ges
bolt an Stcllc Don IS. &. Glortc, mel.
der uc0en Observation-Disclosures
cntloiien mur0c.
Net Der Arbeit ocrbriibt.
Gin g}cQcr, Nomcn@ Charles Gwell,
Iieqt I'M emergency @oipitul" nit
idIimmen N%riibmuuocn oornieber.
@ei Dem 9au zines GommCS am
6ltBe Der II. StroBc, nobel beiBeS
Nulicr pcrmanOt miro, er0oB lid cine
NicnGe fotcuo beiBen @oiicr0 iiber
Den 9tcQcr.
Ftonored ouNcfohten.
Del Dem SllprcmcNcriht Oc3 q.
ltritta Columbia murOc gcitcrn cine
HIo9c cingercidlt, ollrG UcIhc Die
fotboliid)c llniucriitGt Acjmungct
lpcrOcn Iol, Si6crbeiten i'm @ctrnge
bon SS76,1GS nitf5ugcbcll, mclde Der
pcrltorbcnc QbDntoa T.. Maggaman
ibr ttr5 Dor Der Ginlcitung bc9 Gon.
turHDerfobrcns dc4cn i'm fiir ibre
6orOcrrn9cn d~citclIt boben iol.
Capt. Grum beerOtqt.
Die 9ecroigung ocS am Montng
gcitorbenen Capt. Sn0rem 9. Drum,
lett II &nbren Supcrintenoent Der
n9lrlington 9tationol Cemetery" ian0
acitcrn NobmittnQ nm . llbr nit mi.
lttGriihcn Gbren olti DEM nellcn
Gbcilc ocS 6ricObofc@ itatt. &aplon
6. &. Eicrce BON Der @unoc5. Irmee
nmtirtc.
&erlonGcn elm ncueS
0Cim.
9ic Witglic0cr ser .@roben Nrmee
Der NepubIif" mo Die &%etrrnnen aus
Dem iponiid omcrifoniiden &rieg
milnihcn 0oa oItC S6ilBcn- GlubbauS
an Der 9ri9btmooo -2lpente fiir ein
Solootenbcim on5tfollicn uno noIlen
5um Scrblt 0cu Gon0reB eriuhcn 0n9
n0tbiGc @clO bcr3u0cbcn.
&nobbcrtc an ctncm Stod.
-
Ger llmituno, Bob Elm iunqeS bib.
ihca VfGOben, DClhcS iid @ltItie
Gommoa ncnnt uno p.0orf oils
ibrc &cimntb m1icbt, an Der Gfe bon
IS. StraBc uno GoIumbio'Rooo itono
unO an cincm 5iuci SUB Iongen Stod
tnoppcrtc. iiibrte oo5lL ooB iie nod
Dem uSt. Gli5ubetb- Niu(" qeianbt
muroc. Gin YoIi5iit bemerfte ooS
ion0crbare @cbnbrcn Oes WtG0fen@
mo brndtc ea nod Dem Qeobud-
tlngs=&oipitol, 100 Die 2lcr5te erfl1r.
ten, cS ici %irriinniQ. Ger &oter oe&
M1Odcn3 lit Sonitor in elmer Sdhle
Ncu-Dorf'a, CT murOc geitcrn benad)-
rid)tiQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Tin Id,snrs nm u;;tIihrs @cid,sns

Sin idOncs nnS uiitlidcs 8cidjenf
fir Tngcb6rigc lit INNER cine lebrns.
groRc photographic oSer cine Flint.
leriid pollenScte Gupic cincs alien
Silbcs lit GrapOn, @aiicrfarbc, Del
pbcr Haitcll. Die id6nitcn cabinet.
bilbcr mir 81 pro SntcnS.
Snlius Scbbcl, ocuti6er photograph,
(90D 321 Huro.8aD Strake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
SdiffSfnrtCn non nnS mad 3cutidl.
limb.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: 4a.
lite $50, $45 unO $3.50. Bremen
bis Baltimore: $3.50 uto $3.50.
&unOrciie SIT biGi9crem Yrciie. 3beu.
$, 0icner & So, 217, Sit.SaltimOre.
Strnkc. G70-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
S6cp. s. Sicncr & 81.

&eiie 9nreali uno @cdJielltube.
Shiffsfarten BON uno nad Geutih-
lono nit Dem @orboeutifen 2Iopo
uno anoeren 2inien. H%eilep1iie, @ef.
IeI, Gr%eoitbrieie uno @eloienoungen.
217 Ci.galtimprc'S trake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Mhcnmatismns, @idt, 6antfrnnf.

beitcn etc, Gnroutirtc 3ltr i'm
r@icnna Sanatarinm," Nr. 413, 3d.
SopettesS Str. Sonntorium lit ausac.
Itottet nit alien moOcrncn apparaten.
(SuIi2t-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08

M ur d bcfcbIc iir nod'
item SonutuQ limo pom Srl9ooe'
General 9olproion Riggs al oos j,
itnh 3. Mills .. Hcgiment erlolleit
morocr. Nm Samitog9Ibeno mil'len
sic bciocn Nc0imenter lid in lbret
reipeftipcn @~oiicnbullcn IN poller
Notwithstanding %ciniinocn. mo
om nGd)itcn Mtorgeu Inn 8 Hbr ponl
@olton 9obnboie Der Y%ennlploo'
nio Nohn ans nod Mount @retno,
ga, obreiieL no lie 5pei Wofe1
lana SeI0oienIt baben meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
HUlitiidcs.

fptNlllAlINSs
Tie ltelte }Irbeitcrportci mad)ta nift
better, ipte ole oItcn. - ShlieBt
Die Yreiic oits pon ibrcn Ncru.
tbllngcrL. 49, 9crutbuna scr 4lutt-
torn nltfBeldobcn. - 4olitiidc4
Nuerlci.
Gte o6ortidrittIide Grbcitcr= Eor.
tel" biclt 0citern Nbcno in Der ,Rcd,o.
bitc'Sulc" cine &eriamlnlunq o6, in
mcldcr cine @ortei- Ylnttform onoc.
nommcn mcrocn iollte. 81 0icirn
Grcigtib bate iid bis H9 ltbr cine
flcinc S6our 9cfitrluorter unO Nn.
b6nger Der nelten @ortei unO Elm 9e.
rihtcritnttcr 0ea oQeutiden GORE
i%pouocntcn" cingefuuocn. 2cbterer
botte bci'm Qbiirbiiter nod rciiIider
Wtltiterlung @nu0C g%efun0en. lin .
llbr fanten nod einige 6iibrer Scr
federation Of Nubor". @ero0C iebte
Der Sctrct0r Den NcuungetommCnCn
nltocitunocr, ouB Die Nerotbung Der
@Inttform pcgcn Der gcrinqen Bethel.
ligung an Der &erinmmlunQ auf
ip0tcr pcrihobcn lei, ais nod Der Be
ridlteritutter elmer cnglii6cn WorGc1.
5cittn0 GinloB bcgcbrtc. 9hum 5ciAts
cs lid bnB bic ncllc 9"fCiorupnrtci MIR
nod ser SAoblone Scr olten Eortcten
nrbcitCt. IS mltrOc ndmIid gcltcno
1Cmodt, 0ob Die nn0cren pulitiidcn
Enrteicn oltd feline 8eri6terituttcr
in ibrcn &crinnmIltngcn 5uloiiell,
uno luenH iidJ alld) cinige Stinmcn
fir ErcBirei6eit gelten0 modten, 10
perbolltc Ole Stimmc Dieier Eropbc.
ten IN Scr @iiitc peroltetcr @orur.
tbcftc, ocnn c2 muroe bei6loiicn feline
9erihtcritottcr 3u}uloiicn uno sob
ser Scfretdr ais FreBngent fungircn
iolltc.
FoItti DE u oti3cn.
General g. @ictor 9ougbmon mar
gcitcrn in Baltimore un0 ipro6 I'M
ocn1otrotild)en &onptQuortier I'M
oGittnm Souic" Dor. Gr iprod nit
@rn. &onOipcr, &orIibcr oca ocnto.
frntiihen Stoot2 Central : Gomitc'S,
iibcr Oic Heiie mad 9tep.Oorf sur
@cGriiBung oc9 pom europa 5uriid.
fcbrcnOcn Srn. @m. 5. @rpon.
Ttc Domination oea Srn. Nobert
Garrett bon Vultimorc.Goln1 ais
republifuniihcr Congress Gonoioo.
ten I'M 3mcitcn Tiitrift ideint &c.
iidert 3lt icin. GorroIl- mo Norforo.
County iucrOcn NcIcQutcn 5u Der ant
fl. Nuq1it in @cluir itottfinocnocn
Nominations e Gonpcntion icn0cn.
melAe filr &rn. Garrett ltimncn lpCrs
6cn, Wfebrerc rcpublifonil6e Siibrer
IN 0ultimorc-Goumtp iin0 5mnr III
@uniten Der NomtnirlIng Oc@ @rn.
=. HoB Wocc BON 9oItimore.Gountp
Der 0crr perb0lt ii6 ioueit ober ob.
lcbncn0.
Iua Ocmofrotii6c Stnut9sGcntrol
Gomitc fiir Montaomcrp.Gountp miro
am fl. NuQllit arrangements trCfien
iiir Die con1rciiionclcn Erim6ripob-
len. IN WuntgomcrpzGountD itnO
sic 6iibrer 81 @lmiten ser Nomini.
runG cine9 ocmofrotiidcu GongrcB.
GunOiooten I'M 6, Iiltrift, Der in
Naegnnp.Gountp mobnt.
Simmer mchr oemofrotiihc Gidtcr,
GonOibotcn turld)cn oui. Sect itcbt
oltf Sr. @m. u. @beatlcD inn 6cIoe
fir Die Domination.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08

9uicboIl. 49, Gle Orioles &C..
ipul1llcn mo pcrIorcn acitcrn en-
Spiel 0cAen Den Club in Hodcitcr.
Die Scorc mar:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08

.aein @clS iiir Sheriii Eao9ett"
mar gcitcru ser llrtbcilSipruh in Der
9uoactbcb0roc, in melder Siperin-
tenbent 3oneS Merchandising Iilr
9iiderrcaalc iiir onS 9nrcon oeS
Sd)eriii9 i'm @cri6tSgebdnoe oor'
leate. Mouor Gimamu8 bemerfte, ooB
Der Sderiii 0cunlg @clO perOiene, nm
it'd 0icic NCGnlc icl6it ST fauten.
Gontrolenr 0cfiner itinnmte Dem
Wopor bel. u,o mrB Sdcriif FnO-
aett, ser bcfonntlid) elm @adtersAn'
bGngcr lit, mnmebr in Die cigcne Go'
idc greiicn falls er sic &egale ST. ba-
ben milniht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08

3uiammen. $11.S90,00
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
THE HONORABLE PATRICK HENRY GROVER
 CLEVELAND HANkINS' OBSERVATIONS Observation No. ,

Deer AHstur Editer:: It wuH With shame and modification that l red III the Graphic a few days ago, the letter frum Miss Carloch, attacting me fev what l had wrote to your paper. l can only say that attack wuz inspired by jealousy-je jealousy uv me, yore um- ble scribe, whose present exalted sit iation has forced upon her intooieck the unwelcome fack that her own ll1t has been a continual mistake ever sense the fatal day she snubbed me fer that gander-eyed, mossback uv feller up ill Greezy valley.
 No, sir. Mister Editer, my shivalrous instinks cause me to refrane from an expression of the kontemp' 1 feel fer sich an attack as she makes upon me, an if it wuzn't fer the fack that her father is depity konstable uv Greezy Valley, an weels sum little peflltlkal infiooence, wood write her a letter i that wood kure her of awl litterarie ! ambshuns fer the future, an the Gra- phic wood surtingly lose a nuther val ued kontributer, fer she wood never , have the audasity to write a nuther sich attack upon me.
 Konfidenshully, Mistur Edter it is my 'onest beleef that Miss Carlock |, 1,A mic f,1- S.],n a aS made. but, womanlille, she is not will in to kOnfess it, but 1 am konfdently watn' fer her to write me, before l komplete my prezent toor. beggin my forgiveness, but I'll never give it. even if her father is depity konstable uV Greezy Valley. No, siree, M.stur Edi- ter, I have now scene two muteh uv the worl to give my hart to a gal like that, an thar's sum things l never liked about her any way. Frum the time I attended that last brakedown at her home, my eyes have bin open ed to good many things about Ann Carlock, an it's the little things that count, after all. Mistur Editer, an Miss Carlock has had me blinded long enuff fer one gal.
 admit that wuz a fool about her fer awhile. but kontack with the worl an with other gals has removed the skales frum my eyes an see he now thru the whoroskope of pure reeson. an I'm a-lookin' at her thru the big end uv the skope.
 Sense she has made this attact up on me I'll tell you the hole story. Mis- trr Editer. but under no other kon- sderashun wood I be tempted to pore out the pnre waters uy my hart to d unappresh:ative publick. She has begun the war; now let's Us see
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

who will win the victory. It "u~ ! like this:
 1 had known that Carlock gal from the time We maid mud pies together an thought | loved her-mind you, I thought so. With the passing years this feelin' inkreesed in intencity un- til 1 wrz shore ov it. but l wuzn [, as found out later.
 Well. she began to see it, an then she began to punish me all she cooo Ever time she got a chance she'd go go with sum other fellar that She thought wood make me mad, an she wuzn't Dertickler about the fellar, an that's what maid me mad. Then cam7 that night 'tole you about, when she snubbed me fer that gandereyed moss-back. After that night, never had the proper respeck fer Anne Car ] lock, an when l attended that brake down at her home I got the substan- shu eyidents uv her unfitness fer be- 1 in the wife nv a member uv the Ar kansas leg.slater. fer saw, as l never had seen before, her incidents an her impudents manifesting themselves l in boldest releaf Yes, sir; 1 saw that l gal sit an latf with Aaron Jackson. while her pore old mother went to the kitchen to s.t bucket of water fer the gusts. l saw her stroll down to the milk housa with Jim Duckett while that pore old mother cut the cake fer the assembly,
 Thees are little things. Mistur Edi ter, but. after all, it's the little things uv life that go to make up fha some total of kalacter
 It always inkreeses my fespeck fe& a man when see him kick a banlna fpeal off the road.
 Well. when that gal returned U the house, I coo Int help noticing how dellycate an' soft an good-lookin Were her hands. Instinktively I turned my gaze towards the hands of her moth CT, an they were ruff Q. decorated with the bumps of hard work.
 There's somethin wrong, Mistur Ed tier. when mothers hands are brown an drawed, while the daughters hay iever lost thare snowy Whiteness.
 But I've sed enuff about Ann Car lock. an hope it Will be the last tim l will be called upon to come before the publick in aAtagonism to wom- an. but this time I fell that it WIZ nessesary in justice to mys if Hear after, Mist1n Editer. l hope to konfind myself to my observations along the Wayside. as kontinue my travels over this land uv hours. Tore frend. PATRICK HENRY c. C HAWKINS.
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THE GOVERNMENTS
 RAILWAY CUSTER SUIT
Counsel for Railroad Terminal Associ ation Agrees to Furnish InfoFna-
 ton as to Early History.

St. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 13.-Only a brief session of the hearing of the government custer suit against the Terminal Railroad association was held today and adjournment was talk en until 10 a. m Monday to give coun- sel for the terminal opportunity to prepare a statement relative to the early history of the companies that were eventually merged into the ter mnal association.
 M. R. Watts, counsel for the term inal agreed to furnish he information to save the time that would otherwise he consumed in developing it through the testimony of the witnesses. The government directed it's energies to- day in inquiry concerning the regula- tion of freight rates in the Illinois coal fields by the St Louis coal traf= fife bureau.
 The most important testimony Was given by John Fitzgerald. manager of the St Louis terminals of the Louis vile and Nashville, who admitted that the coal traffic bureau ordered the rate cut from p cents to 15 cents a same wear ordered the restoration of tn original rate. He testified that rates were discussed at the meetings { of the bureau, and any changes made by the different roads announced there.
 N. C. Smith. freight l.atfic manager of lhe Iron Mountain and Missouri Pa citic systems testified th4t the Iron Mountain road lad given the Bic Mud. dH Coal company rate If 5 cents rom fhe Gatgil1 district 10 St Louis and that Il had been met by the Hi uois Central.
 William F. Palr of the Carteyil,e coa' company testified -hat the Iron Mountain had a4ala=a lace 10 the Big MQlaE company Ina naarv rut him out of business When .he &eowl- edge of s8i> .ase came . the a--en. tion of et6er raa.s h. said the From Mountain was called before the coal rgatfie i5HTeaH and forced 10 restore the rate
 Henry Miller vice president and general managor of the Wabash rail- road, and vice president of the Nils, souri and Illinois Bridge and Terminal
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COREY AND MISS
 GIL MAN T0 MEn

Washinet9A. Oet Wjl..sM Eni Corey, pr siaant at the=Euit4I Stas Steel corporation. and Miss Mabel Gilman. q former actress aha sing4. will be married next month iH Par: according 10 authoritative iufdrma-iz received in this city from friends both Mr Corey has recently teaSs q most lHXlHieus establishment in I French capital. which < tI D | scene of he welding festivities.
 Both members ef MH GoeeN2s fan ly and his business associates ire F;dod in theig all4 glance to his form and prospective wifo. but =tAe e4s mony will havy tf1a caa4teaaHee as presence of his sister aad bf9ther.' law and some of=his e30sezf t9iea5 aHd their wiye-
 These have already been inTi.s andn have signifed their intention being present.
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FISHERMAN KILLED.
Rad Blood Had Existed Between Him
 and His Slayer.

Cairo, H.. Oct 13.-Will Thomas, a fisherman. was shot and killed by John Lewis. another fisherman. this afternoon Bad hood has existed De- tween them. and this morning Lewis went to the Thomas houseboat and slapped his wife and child. l-a'ef
 when the two mon met, Lewis threat cued Thomas life. He carried out his threat about , o'clock, and apparent lN laid in wait for Thomas. After the shooting he gave himself up to the police. INN