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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-21
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@ewdblter 9tn1otbb $1.sS-1.so.
Orbindrer BIB gutter TtHsotbp &l.bo-l.75.
Rotber 2Ieeiarne- IS $3.50.
gnsIi6er RIeefamea $3.50.
NI5tfe &Ieeiarnen 81. 00-s.66
sIfaIfa 9Ieefamen 9 100000.
Beiber Rleeiarnea $500.
Sanep 2entudp BIaiisras $1.50-1.7S.
8Iausras IN gbaf 7be.
@nsIi&es BIausras $l.so.
Dr9arb @ras 81. 70-l.66.
Teb Top IN gbaff 75c-$1.2e.
8afer Rom De-$1.00.
auaber 8u6errobr Sanen S1.o0-l.25.
Deiber 9aferiarnen 40c
Sribiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Detbes unb seIbes Rom $1.oc-l.25.
%eb Sob gniIase $1.10-1.25.
Com Seas $l.76.
Rilet $1.20 Bis $1.86.
Jriibiabrss28esen 81 40.
se$suiebeI. rueibs, seIbe umo rotbe $3.50
pee 8ufbeI.
SdS > 8artoHeI, seIbe Seriet, Dermuba,
geIbe yianiemonb uab iibIi&e Queen $40 pts
6ab; rotbe Ramiemenb $2.76; SrafIiaxif4s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-21
Teuer b erbetrt Mtariquina.
8iele Sanienbe pbbadlDs. = Sic streifl0ge tit
Gems iuir6 brDbel16.
Grsbersers Gnbhamngen mir6eln bMl etn6 anf. = Bail nbe Ge6u e6en=
faas bpm Jeur srf6rt.

Bon amtli9sr Settle uirb bic Nad.
ri9t fur cine blanfe grfinoun9 ertldrt,
Der ausenf9sinIi9 bic Senoen3 Der Der.
bebung 3u @runoe lieot.
Berlin n, 20. Npril. Sn sinem
b69it bea6tensmertben Offi3i Diep srti.
tel fhbrt bic v26lniiae 3eituns" aus,
bab bi. r~eierDirtsn 2uno9ebunssn Der
italienif9en preRe aber oas msbrsr-
wdbntf Santi9reiben bss 2aiisrs an
ben 6ferrei9ii9en Winifer bss asus
BERN, @rafen Solu9omsfi, unb iber
oas ausbleiben Der Spmpatbie bes
2aiisrs Fir bic iinglhdli9en Opfer Der
geiup'8 ataftrOpbe eth aswihes S@ulos
betpuBtiein betueifen. SIM sni9luB
barar srtldrt bas rbeinii9s gIatt pDrt.
lid
,Deutfdlanb erbebt feine Wurmtrfe
gesen bic Regierung tn &om, StaIien
mar beim Bseinn Der Marotto. Qonfe-
reno In Nlsseiras In elmer bsitlen 81,
tuation. gs ma9te bann aud fofort
In Berlin barauf aufmsrtiam, bob iein
abtommen nit 5rantrei9 bssi9li9
Warotfos cine u~nbebinate 1lnterRis.
uns Ssutf9lanos ausI9lisbe. Dies
uurbe BON Der &eeieruns In Berlin
boil geuiroigt uno berfanben. In3us
erfennen if trobbem bic permittelnoe
9bdtiateit, psl9e Der italienii9e 6aupt.
SeIesat, Warauis Wtsconti.9 snofa, In
Mlg.eiras entfaltst bot.
.Seutf4Iano's amtli9s uno bHent-
li&e Spmpatbie if in noufem WaBe
bel ben ben Der @eiub.2 atafropbe
Ssimssiu9tsn. Dos febt In sar tel.
mem 3uiammenbang nit Der pOlitit.
aber cine ertpinf9te 5OIse bes 3pi.
iasnfals tptirbe cine St1rtung bes
Observation-Disclosures. @efhbls isin. Sci
einem 26eil Der italienii&sn preFe bat
bisber bas gerfdnbib bierfir poatdns
big ssfsblt."
SIN italisniiasn Senat III bereits
cine SntsrpeQatton iiber bic Treibunb.
stsauns Staliens unc feline %segentpdrs
tisen gssiebunssn gu 9suti&lanb anse'
ttinbist tporben. Mit er6Bter Spans
nune febt man bier Der Beantuortuna
burd ben Winifsrsp rdfoenten Sons
nino ober ben Winiifsr bes Neubern,
@rafen Guieeiarbini, entsegen.
gertau BON @uffe r.
them n9eratbe n.
8erItn, 20. NpriI. SIM ans
i9luB on isin BUD Die 3ufunft
wublanbs". In usl9em er benz 3ursn.
} reid ben tuirtbi9aftli&en uno pOliti.
fden Banferott p~rppbe3eit, per6fent.
li&t Der @ssierunssratb &ubolpb Wars
tin bonn beuti9en faiierli8en Statifi.
lf4en Nn,t cine @rtldrung oes Snbalts,
bob bic unterbrinsuns Der neuen ruff
i9en Nnleibe i'm Nuslanb, nit benz
0erbot Ger 2ombarbirung Der 1euer
Bombs. ben gseieneten 3eitpuntt fiji
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-21

epsd, nsI.--gewdbter, 8 Ns 10 Hhr2h
tm Dur@f4mttt. l4le; IL ba ID 3tuxb tn
Dur9i&uttt, l22e.
gsbbrrtes setabfeti@ - e3txtex, req.
eetS, 12}e; aubexfsttex 10s; Sxxsxi. la
4nD6eI 1916.
S@uaI5 - n xiereessS-l. Dual. 10te; Q.
0naIttdt Gle: Q. NaaIttM Gle
o&uIterm-gxqi. Gureh, Is BIB 30 Rtuxb
TN Dar&f&nstt. &c: Is 1tuxs Dsr4i4ntt.
&c, 10 bis 12 Eftnh 8fe.
0ep6deItes S~@pstxeasia - Rxo4aIoies
Sanep Big sa0. so; 3Iarss Bsax s1e.00; Sans
y $500; ebort GIsm 1880; Eunzpi
e16. 90.
Alrfe - Vrdu@erts Dratuurx Sc.
Srontfarter 72e; Bologna In Edrrsss 7}t. 10
xu@ SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-21
0etxetDe,

&ebex - 30. 2 rotber 3d., auf osle'
fen, 82e Don RAbIen; 80. 8 retper s2e,
HpriI, SIC; B~asexpesex 84e.
Rrru ~(neues) - SO. / meib Ace : 10. Q
petS 49c; 80. 9 meib 49s; 80. Z rsis.
4se; He. 2 wetS seusi@t 49,: Rus Q
wetb seHHf9t 4Sc; SO. 4 ustt sszsia.
l7e; 30. Q seIb 4sc; 70. 8 sslb 40,
sao. ~ geld 4ee; go. seuaf4t 4s.i
30. 8 aeutf@t I9e; 20. 4 ssuniGt 47e :
3cIben 49,.
3afr- 30. 3 wetSer e4e; 10. 0 psttsi
83s; 30. 2 0eusi9ter 81}e; re. 8 ss&Hatss
Bic.
neu 30. / aimetba &12.00; 10.
2. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-21
safe.

0bte.
gnaros . SerfaufstreHe SnnScrrtsts
e&psbersdje 8oc PEI Rtuxs saxhstnHiSss
g&meberfdie It's. BsseoxRx 8seass 8 Ri
IL, Rem DorI GbeSbarsi lbs. ssxos'svs
f&er 2trbureer 1le. Bird 16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-21
Ofee0te1


SnhianapsIts 4aHeesRaeHs
0erp0bnI. bts gutter 10-12e; prtsra bis 10
wdblter l4-1Se /; 5ancp 82S-8sc. ssrsss
DeIoru 10 bis 22e. Sana 2s-82s.
Sm Radetsx:
xstoia STATS. 2ion $1l.76, SsrisH t1I.76
garaeas Sl4. ~. DiumortbY sl8. 10, Dxts
Sara Blsnb $500, gItutar Saba EIenb
$14.75, Duriea $Il.76.
2u6er-DonRnoes 7.47e; etidaaEey 5 80
puIpsrifrter 5.32e; xx33 puIpertFrtss 6.37s.
fsuter sranulirter 5.02s; Cubes 6.47e; Gpzs
fectioaers' u 5.07c; H~iSsapoob Z 4.82e: Hs6s
xir Y 4.7ae; Empire y 4.s7e; SbsaI syria
0oIbex 9 4.57e: Mtnbfor ortra 9 A.67eI
Rissepoob 6 4.4se; seIber 8 6:32r; ID GEL
Der 4.07.
9etrUenete 5ra@te-AepfeI, a. Der goxxs
setrednet. &c: Sobannesbeeren 7t btB 7ks;
Sttron 18e bs l4e; Rutxex. Q groux, pes
Rfunb. 7c. 8 Grown 72e. 1 grorpx 7fs iao.
s~aenfreie sebis Sc. California Se,scatei 7hc;
euItana 7ie, tupovttrte euItaxa lie Biz Ite
california xprtioien Sc bts 12e.
eifs-RaA (4o er. xef), Sat, e. 10 per
0auone.
RtdIes-a4Oo TN 5ab SIG; Goo TIM Gss
"a: 1900 tn AsIbfas $500; 200 im ia,
"a. 80.
etdrie-RearI, 8te, gbanrptox 9Ink ] xxi
8 PfTnb Radete 8. RorR. 1 Ffo. PGds!s.
4H-6}.
GansY-7e; etamsen seutiGt &c; Gre.
CT seulii9t &c; Banner Sptf 6s; Srtax
Bonbons 10e; Es. Q Cream senii9t S.
giHe-BrasiI nea &c bts loo; Stlbsrts lss
NanbeIn IA; uei9i@oIise NaxssIx l6e-
Serbian RanoeIn l5e; Reanits 6s BIZ tts.
ser6fete &c Bis &c; GnsIf4e BaIxtHs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-21
8ate=Baa.

Die ssfrissn spisls rsiultirtsn ME
folst:
n.
g 2ouisbiae, 20. Mpril.
2ouisbile -. 0OO71O01*- 9
Winneapolis. 10O1010O0- 8
Batterien - Sts9er, Stoner unb
Sbau; @sbrins. @eiienburs. Sban.
non uno geager.
columbus. 20. Mpril.
Columbus -. 0O0100001- 2
2anfas @itp.. 000000001- l
Battsrisn - SIabertp uno &pan;
GranB unb Suaiban.
NationaI.2is a.
Rem Yort, 90. NpriI.
Nsu Yorf. -. 24010010*- 8
BrootIpn 49,. o. Q
8atterien - Mmss; Waribaa unb
8resnaban.
ptttsbure, 20. April.
pittsburg -. 01000500*- 6
|@incinnati. -. 0OO202O00-
Batterien-2pn8 unb petb; Operaa,
6arpsr unb S9leic.
Bottom, 20. Mprii.
Bolton. ...... O0O4OO3O*-
philadelphia. O000O03OO- 8
Batterien - Doung unb Nsebbam:
3ane uno 9ooin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-21
YbiIippiuen.
g Il n.


Or q u alma tn Der Risis
propin3. 0feIe 8 au enb
peronen limb. obba6los
u b B unsern. 1000 Sdufer
serf6rt.
6suer serf6rte au4 pafl, nabs
@ebu. 3wsibunoert Wobnitdtten
%brannten nieber.
Tranirei9.
@ e N s Streifer.
Senain n, 90. Mpril. Cine I'm.
sabl Spnamits@ eWaIttbdtisteiten wurs
ben bon Sirsitsrn bssanssn.
gerbaftunsen tuurosn pOrgsnomulen
unb @srfu9s. bic 8sfanssnsn su Bee
frsisn, tusrben befir9tst.
Die gersIeute beIdfisen giienbabn'
gafagisre unb brobsnss ben 8erfe6r aa
ft6ren.
Der Streiti Gems.
Gems, 20. gpril. Die STREET.
Iase wiro tdslt9 f9limmer. Gin Sau.
fen bon 5000 Streitern iimsingelte cine
Ittbsilung R~auaIsris bsute abenb
unb In benz erbittertsn Rampf murben
2 Rapitdne unb 10 Solbaten i9mer
nerlebt.
Ser gantin.W artt tuurbe gsplhns
bert.
Sens, 20. Npril. Streifenbe
gerslsuts ~plinbsrten bsute ben Marft
In @antin. sic tuurbsn bon ben
&ruppsn an9egriHsn uno serftreut.
pr;;attif&e5tIfe.
Reno, Rsb., 20. april. Gin
Teisrtas wuros beute bier ertldrt uno
ale gintpobnsr Der Stabt beI9dftisten
f9 nit Brobbaden uno Dsrpadung
BON S9intsnbr6b9en. am Ab:nb
fOnnten feds WaggOnlaounssn nod
Sun 5raneiseo fppis $40, 900 In Baar
ssiai.bt uerosn.
san 6ranetsep'er n
paris.
parts, 20. Npril. Iisle our
3eit bier antpsisnbe Sun 5rancis.
eo'er bereiten:f& aur bafftgen &idreiis
nod ben Der. Staaien Dor.
3. .. Grant, Wm. Jrtpin, Geo.
Nepbaa unb Geo. Bsn9 reifsn NOR.
gen ab. Der .gigsntbtimsr hss ga.
Iaess unb @rano.S utsls Jrsb. Sbar'
non bsriu9ts psrgsbIia 3absl.9a9
ri1tsn hber bic @r6be isines @srIufsl
3u erbaItsn.
Die 6rausr fnb In GROCER Nnsf
iber bas S4idfal ibrer In San Jran'
cisco suridsebliebsner1 2inbsr.
0iele Banfsn pei9ern f4, Sal
Observation-Disclosures au bonorirsn
biz iiber bic finan3iene Sage Der bOrti
gen @slosS nfitute Wdberes befannt TT
SentiaIanb.
6 RIG er brobt m b |
teren 3ofontaI-gnt
5atlungen.
R6In, 20. ApriI. Der Rei9s
tagsabgsorbnsts graberger, tpel9er be
/ gsntrumspartei anseb5rt, bat bic beut
fGe Misunderstanding nbsrmals gu
bas 9sftigfs angegriHsn. ct tba
bas, aIs sr isinen Wdblsrrl tibsr fein
95dtigfeit I'm parlament Bsri1t Ct
fattste. gr3bsrssr bisIt nt9t rtir isin
frahsrsn Bsi9ulbi9unsen aufredt, ion
bern brobte nit weitsrsn @ntbtnunset
fbsr bic 2olonial : Bsrualtung, Der 9
rinfdbi9tstt unb 9rrruptiOm gum Dor
murf ma9t. BefanntIi9 erbebt be
abgsoronets bieie gorwtirfe auf isin
. eiaene Dsrantmortung bin. Nus bel
, Reiben oes @entrams islbf III ibi
u bereits in Der snti4iebenffen Weife eni
asaengetretei tuoroer. lino bic Bart
OILS fol&e Iebnt ieoe Ysrantwortuus ia
bic mabloisn Musfdls grsbereers ab.
0sbmeIbunQb ementtrt I.
Berlin, 20. April. Cine Dor
&euter'i9en Bureau berbrsitete Ws
buns, bab Der 2egationsratb Greibe'
bon Oppenbeim, Mtta9e Der biplomt
tf9sl Mssntur bss Seuti9en Rei3s !
Qairp. In nehetmer MiT1ou nod 81
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-21

0utteS, 0tex Meo OeV39eS.
Sdnbler beaabIex foIsexoe Hseffs:
Butter - Country. lles Sreouaes1 2S'.
0loin t0c
SriS&e Gier-14e pct Datesh.
0ihner Sc, A&bns g. IurtebsElO-ISe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-21

HrHdbte nab 0emdie.
6rA4ts
4epfsI Suite ao4apfet $3.50 per Sos.
Yananen $l.00-l.26; aesxe Ds-tl.Oo.
Gitronen s. 25-3.60 per Rife
Dranaen - $3.25-8.76 per RIPE.
Grbbeeren 26-3se bas Quaft.
0emafs.
sparseI-40c Elm srobes gun9.
Grine 1obnen-$s.vo-A.oO b'r 8ufbeI.
Wotbe Riben A0e pei Dutenb Hun~es.
Rrout S55.0oA7O.0O per Tonne.
yaeue Garrots-AOe bas Dutenb.
GeIery-$6 Bis IS 30.
@urten - STA, Der Dutenb.
eoIat - 12e PEE 4tanb.
4wiebeIn - Notbe uno metbe $l.b0 per
bunbert gfunb; epanii&e 8misbeIn sl.so
per Rifte.
Differ gIant zoe pee Dutexb.
geterfIie 16-soe pei Dutenb Duxbes.
3artoHeIn - zoe SOC per Buibel.
sistartpfeIm - Strstiia $3.2b; 8alti'
more sac -a.76; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sab.
Rabieie 2s-3k pei Drtenh.
Hbubarb $50 has Cuseno.
sptnat - S. per Sos.
tomatoes $3.50 per Grate.
BlumenfobI $500 pei Dutsne.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-07-11
c. N. { ST. P. EXCURSIONS.

Des Moines, la. Republican State
Convention-Tickets on sale July &c
and Aug. l. Limit Aug 2, 1906 Fare
$6. 20 round trip.
Des Moines, Republican State Con.
vention July 30 TO Aug. /, return
until Aug. 2. One fare.
Summer Tourist Rates to points
Colorado to California and Montana tc
Washington. Inquire of agent.
Clear Lake and return all summer,
good 80 days, to return. 30. So.
Summer Tourist Rates to many
eastern points. Inquire at office.
st. Paul, MINI. -Saengerfast of the
Saengerbund of the Northwest.
Tickets on sale July "a. % and 26.
Limit July 81. 1906. Extension may
be had at st. Paul or Minneapolis un.
I'll Aug. 10 1906 by deposit of tickets
not later than July 81 and payment of
fee of 80 cents. Fare 1888 round
trip. 1873
Homeseekers' excursion tickets at
regular first class fare plus 80 for the
round trip will be sold each Tuesday
from April to December 1906 to points
ON the G. M. & st. P. Ry. and tC
points in the North and Northwest.
Limit 81 days from date of sale. S. V.
Potter, Agt. 1-l-06.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-07-11
A Brilliant Society Event.

The ladies society of the Episcopal
church have engaged the Mistletoe
Lyceum Co. of New York to rehearse
and present GINEVRA, or the Lost
Bride, with DEBORAH talent The cast
some $50 strong will include the very
best musical talent of this city. Date
of performance will be announced later
Rehearsals are now going on at
Marsh's hall. Children under IA years
of age are invited to come today at 2
O'Clock to take part. Children will
be put to no expense for costumes etc.
and will have nice time each day
for an hour at rehearsal Mothers
send your children today and oblige.
Committee.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-07-11

DIR. Dana Jewell went to Chicago
Wednesday on business trip.
F. G. Schanck of Burr Oak was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
The best recipe for a beautiful
complexion, take A-B-C Family Tea.
25c.
Keeps the children we'll. saves you
worry and cuts down the doctor bill
ADO Family Tea. Csc.
e. J. Parman went to Cedar
Rapids yesterday, to attend the meet
ing of the state druggists association.
The w. F. Baker. NJ. D. Wells
and r. H. Tracy families are enjoying
camp life at Child's three miles north
west of the city. this week.
For bloating, belching, sour
stomach, bad breath lassimilaton of
food, and all symptoms of indigestion,
Rings Dyspepsia Tablets are prompt
and efficient corrective. Sold by
Brunt & Parman.
An amateurs work ought to COM
mand only low price. When we
make photograph we give it quality.
There's artistic Judgment in the
posing and exposing. There's photo
graphic ability in the retouching and
finishing. The best ideas in photo
graphic art and science are yours to
command if you come to us. Rey-
nolds, the photographer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-07-11

You can see the poison Pine-ules
clears out of the kidneys and bladder.
A single dose at bedtime will show
you more poison upon rising the next
morning than can be expelled from the
system in any other way. Pine-ules
dissolve the impurities, Intricate the
kidneys. cleanse the bladder, relieve
pain and do away with back-ache
speedily, pleasantly, permanently.
Brunt & Parman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-07-11
Modest Claims Often Carry the Most
Conviction.

When Maxim, the famous gun in
ventor, placed his gun before COM
mittee of Judges, he stated its carrying
power to be much below what he felt
sure the gun would accomplish. The
result of the trial was therefore a
great surprise, instead of disappoint-
ment. 1t is the same with the manu-
features of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. They
do not publicly boast of all this
remedy will accomplish. but prefer
to let the users make the statements.
What do they claim, is that it will
positively cure diarrhoea. dysentary,
pains in the stomach and bowels and
has never been known to fail. For
sale by Engbretson's Pharmacy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-07-11
Health Notice.

Property owners are hereby notified
to clean their alleys and put same in
neat and sanitary condition.
Al. SWEZEY, MD, Health Officer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-07-11
Notice.

All dogs found running at large
after July 1st not registered and
checked will be impounded.
26-4 f. W. Daubney
Mayor.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-07-11
We are Selling

all our summer suits anywhere from
20 to 33 per cent less than actual
value. See us this week Bears.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03

ners' association, the New York and New Orleans cotton exchanges. the International Federation of Master Cotton SpinneTs' and Manufacturers association an dthe Farmers EdUca- lonal and Cooperative union.
 A peIma;nIent organization was ef- fected, the following officers being elected:
 President-James R. McCin. presi- dent of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers,
 First vice president-Harvie Jor- dan, president of the Southern Cot ton association.
 Second yicn president-R. M. Mill el. president of the Association Cot ton Manufacturers association
 Third vice president-H w. McAl- lister of the International Fedora tlon.
 cretaiies-~Richard Cheatham, C ] Woadbu1y and C. B. Bryant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
CA3TozrA Bears the n1he Kind You Have Always Bought As'as''' of &xH2zzezW
FATHER AT EiGHTY-FOuR.
New Yorker Proud of Heir-Mother
 Only Third As Old As Father.

New York, May 2.-At the age of elShty-four years School Commission er John Thiry of Long Island City is the father of a healthy baby boy, born this morning. The child is a lGsty youngster, and has been kick ing up his little heels in lively style all day.
 Dr. L. H. Taylor. who helped usher the young fellow into the world. says he never saw a healthier baby.
 The proud father is the same MT. Thiry who was pronounced dying of consumption nearly fifty years ago. All the doctors who told him he had only a few months to live have been dead a long time now. while he is tossing up young Thiry with arms that have still the strength of early manhood.
 This is not the first child of Mir Tliry,s old age. The son Francis was born about the time MT. Thiry was celebrating his eishty-second birth lated him on Henrietta's arrival four daughter, came into the world in her fathers eightieth year.
 1T am a young man yet Mir. Thiry told his friends when they congratu- lated him on Henhietta's arrival four years ago. No race suicide for me. By the time I grow old l want to have several children around to brighten my declining years"
 Commissioner Thiry was sleeping peacefully Friday night when his wife called him. He went upstairs to sum- mon Dr. Taylor, who lives in the same house. Then he sat down and waited. Not long after 1 o'clock Dr. Taylor stepped into the room where he was The doctors face Wore a broad smile.
 Boy or girl?' inquired MT. Thiry.
 Guess replied the doctor. Boy of course,' said Thiry with supreme confidence. Right you are,'' said the doctor. Then Papa Thiry was introduced to his youngest
 Mrs Thiry, the youthful mother, is doing well. This is her third child. She was married to MT, Thiry nine years ago. and is now 30 years of age, hardly more than one-third her hus' bands age.
 School children all over the United States will he interested in the new : Thiry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
FREE sE ED.
Amendment Providing for Cont,na1e,
 Free Distribution Adopted.

Washington, May By voi,s .f l5@ 10 5S the house today deci,k16 fLs continue the free distribution of gr den and flower seeds. Many Hf fK@ items ill the agricultural bill br3aeesF ir.e the scope of the Bureau of Ch4rp istry and pr. Wiley's departmara were eliminated on points of Grhf9r particularly those relating 10 fks. adulteration of foods, condneHixs drugs and beverages.
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AItheimer News

We are having some fine rains ill this part of the country now.
 Dr. and Mrs. Walt returned from Hot Springs this morning.
 Frank Ragland of Pine Bluff spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. T. il. Col Her.
 Quarterly conference was held here last week. Rev. Pipkin preached good sermon.
 Miss Mable Word of Dewitt, who is visiting Mrs. F. R. Walt is quite SICK. but Dr. Garrett reports her conVales- ent
 Mr. Cary, with o. K. Houck and company, sold three fine pianos Ill our town last week A music teacher could get a nice size class here now.
 l.. M. Quattlebaum is building an addition to his beautiful home.
 Miss Virginia Crittenden, who IS attending school at Henderson col leee. spent Saturday and Sunday here with relatives.
 There is quite lot of sickness III town now.
 Capt. Garrett has lost five mules with blind stagers within the last six weeks
 Eugene Ford, who had charge ol the telegraph office here, has been very sick and Dr. Garrett advised him to go to the hospital
 Inc Bryan caught white pefch today that weighed 12 pounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
COTTON MEN MEET.
First International Conference o
 Growers and Manufacturers.


 Washington. May 2.-The first ln- ternational conference of cotton growers and cotton manufacturers De gan a two days session here today Represented at the conference were the following:
 The American Cotton Manufactur- CTS association the National assocla- tion of Manufacturers, the United States census bureau, the department of agriculture, the Southern Cotton association, the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers formel'y the New England Cotton Manu1actur- CTS association), the National Gin
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CONCERT TONIGHT.

Following is the program for the concert to be given by the Musical Coterie of Pine Bluff, Thursday even ing. May 3, at S:3o o'clock, at the auditorium of the Y. M. c. A:
 Rhapsodie, Lizst-Mr. McNeil, Miss Eilbott.
 Happy Days. Strelezki-Mrs. Ton ey.
 Violin obligato-Mrs. Smith.
 "Butterfly,' Grieg-Miss Halman.
 The Clang of the Hammer, Bonhenr MT. Levy.
 Parting" Raff-Mrs. Bocaee, Mrs, Perdue, Mrs. Hut, Mrs. Foster.
 "slumber Song" Gaynor. and "she- na Van" Beach-Miss Harrel
 Volse. Moszkowski-Miss Perkins. April Rains" Woodman, and Rob ert Le Diable,. Meyerbeer-Miss Dye. "Belisario, '" Georia-Mr. McNeil, Mrs. Norris.
 "The Song of the Seasons, . Hawley. and "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes." Rogers-Miss Harrell Miss Dye.
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TEST OF THEORY.
That Departing Soul Visible Cause: Prof. Muenter to Murder Wife.

Boston, Mass, May 2.-That Erie K. Muenter, the Harvard instructor and mystic, administered d death pO tlcn to his beloved wife to test his cherished theory-that at the instant Gt death the soul of a departing spirit n.ay be seen leaving the body in the form of a Vapor--is the astounding theory that took shape here today among many who Were striving to solve the mystery that surrounds the death of Mrs. Muenter on April 16
 Loving his Wife dearly, Meunter was none the less a slave to science. He had delved far into ancient lore, and his researches in preparation of the thescis on which he hoped to secure degree of doctor of philOsO- phy, had carried him so deeply into the mazes of German speculative thought and metaphysical reasoning that for six months prior 10 his Wife's death he seemed like a man bereft of all reason.
 Coupled with the theory that the departing soul could be seen taking its flight in d yapor-lke apparation was the additional belief that tbe period of motherhood is the psycholo. sical time for woman to embark on her joruney into the unknown. It Was recalled today that Mrs. Muenter died shortly after a daughter had been born to her.
 Died Without Attention.
 But the one fact which stands out above all others in connection with the case is that Mrs. Muenter died Of poison. The undertaken who took charge of the body here said it was greatly contorted Prof. Whitney of Harvard, who analysed the contents of the stomach and intestines, says that slow arsenical poisoning was the cause of death.
 All of the circumstances surround ing the case are peculiar.
 Mrs. Muenter died practically with out medical attention. On April 6 she gave birth to daughter. Mrs. Edith Chase of Cambridge Christ ian Scientist, was caled to the home to attend her. Muenter is said to be q Christian Scientist. A few days later Dr. H. B. Mcintyre of Cambridge WAS called in, but. it is said, he re- ! fused to attend the woman when he found his directions were not being carried out. Then Dr. Frederick w. Tavlor was summoned. When he learned of the conditions he also de- clined to attend the dying woman.
 Dr. Taylor says he told Muenter that his wife was not dying from the results from childbirth but from some ether cause. On the 14th and l5th Mrs. Muenter's condition was very serious. She died on the 18th and then the two doctors held a quiet autopsy removing the stomach and intestines and sending them to Prot. Whitney, who found traces of ars' chic.