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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
BOOKS HAD
A GOOD DAY
TWO FAvoRlrgs ONLY CROSS.
Ep rAE WIRE SOLAR PLEk.
US allow TO KNIGHTS OF THU
CHALK - FIRST TWO MILE
RAeg.

ont a. seven races at The Mead
ews yesterday. only two faVnttira
wen ant. A. frault the hooks had
much the hest 81 their atfusEle with
tha talent 4br kuishgs o. the
ehaIk. however received IA solar
plaNus hlaw ehru ulsrk Eyea won.
a the uuy WAS backed down frufn
a. a. "a 4 faFeritiam. In the
last race fady Mitthful the aeeond
choice. vas So badly injured by be-
ing stekra ny nafbor that the
Judges hat - excuse her aud she
vas led back To- the paddock As
the horses we're Ia the starters
hands when fbc accident hnppancd
All bets stoa1 and her batkers had
40 redress
After Wannaguotla had led nearly
all the NAY IA the first Mendeu got
~ "a time tn heat him a noso
I.axaaa. ere gsvorila rau. third
0leuttec after hetns last AZ one
slagu If TIE trim CAME along In the
stretch ana son the seepnd face.
Trapshaatet ana Visuroso both AZ
Ions nslecs finished sscond ana
third
black Eyss led all the way ia the
third anA wen b. three leugths mn-
der a hustlnE ride from norel
aeroiette, at 20 10 !. gut the piace
and splnsiress. rs 60 I. ran thiFd
after helng practically left
The fourth Wee was uaiahla for
heing the first tWn-mile race ran
this season al Tha Meadows. The
two fav,,sitss. nnnar ana NRfFfeuFe.
finished last ana uext ta last re-
Hpectiyely Ranar could rot SO the
distance Ana Wafureurr was the Nic-
TIN "a 4 Bad ride. The winner turn.
81 ur IN Iras. s 10 !. wha won hfaez.
ipk BY five ieagtha. after being eiose
q the pace an the way Expetient
made hlz run Zoo latr. as usual aud
beat Invalce NECK fcF the place.
Merry Col Round won the fifth
RAGS d a driving finish With Lady
TraverN Legal Form ran third
After ptekeeas had made ne
psre % the strstch. MaSetfa, s % !.
went to the 'front.' and beat F6liow
Me. who ran a eeud raee. haH
ienkth. Ptckaway hung or tuns
enough % be third
tsekfut vas heavily riayet ~
tho wiss peopls IN the laat Eaee,
while Lady Mlrghfal. whe opened
fsvoFife. went ur in the betting.
After Lady MIfthhil was aifharawn
on aceount Of being hurt. Jas kfall
looked q ciueh. lie bad 40 ifoabie
IN winning ana breeEsd home I've
lengths O. chs sped.
Anvil. AZ - - {. Get shs plsce and
Miss Nay Bawdish ran thffd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

Rube vlekers Cans. n he fights
TO win.
Huii croii ff Cans don't Win.
there's HonsihiuK rotten in Dem
mafh
Eiauksnahlp n the fiEht IL on
she square. Cans alil Nin.
nuaa iIail II the flEht goes over
20 faanAa the Dane vii win.
BsT Lacquer Hansen Cans should
ain.
Virgil Ghf.in n the hiark man
iau'f ain inside % 20 rounds. Seisoa
Niil come home on the bit.
Johnny Kane II looks 20 me like
Cans. II they fight on the level
Van buren,. II have TO nfriug
along with Nelson.
Oscar Iensz thtnk Nelson =
rineh-
Iious~hai8sr Don't think Cans
has ehanee. The Dane viii Ntn
Julie strslb Nothing 10 II bai
Nielsen.
Mott think Cans will Nin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
TO PROTECT QUAIL.

YASHoN. Wash. Sep LA,
meeting Of the ettisens u this slsa
resolutions were adopisa iockizf I
the protection 81 quail and az
Kolian pheasants. A COMMITTEES 4
three citizens will cooperszs ~
the officers Of the lsv 10 prossns
all Who seek these bsrss or 4
ss..aas.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

dnnaide scat II ha had 10 hold up
a stage 10 turn the trick
Cans has tolaet aphod all hiH
ffianda IN the east Ia iaY IL bet on
hlm. aud " he loasa b. will stand
half the loss Joe cant see any
ihinR but one outcome ~ the con.
test strange 10 say. Nelson enter
laina The same view only each
one plnha q different man to- win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
The Bull Dogs oil
the Navy

Are At Bfemcrton. Have you seen
thrmT II you have never seen a
hattisship. take the Port Orchard
Route Sunday from Pier 3. and
visit the United States navy yard
al Bremerton. Boats leave At : 80
10. 1880 a IN. and IS. 1850. 4 20
and { 80 p m. Round trip Soc
Don't miss H. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

aiffnHsaff Fsast sss kft Efiis $500
fsft - 49, seattle al - kaNstss 3
ataaeH hssse isdsHkHns8ip. taHna Z itawes
faG5s sFff EHnHs f 90 HantIasIsh
ala 1asHf NaatsgFh Ilnza ~ SAGE
tnsltfea4sas Aiaaaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
Eye Specialist

n you are suffering from head.
aches. infldmed eyelida. or n In
need Of glasses. consult Or Jane
n Johnson. room %. "P.I" build.
ing Examination and consultation
free for q short time. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
4EE4444E4H44 :
SEATTLE SPORTS .
FOR LAR0R DAY

Races at The Meadows t.Hs
bod naF Handicap the feature 4
Baseball Double header a. 4
Recreation park betHrrn HaRfs
= fia and l.on Angeles jaime nt i.
Ballard. betWrru Ballard Huf
. Everett HrHfpu hhd HhtF 4
Yard teams play double header Z
"a Madison park
fiYs Eighteen hsif handla Z
cap tournament fof club mem :
beers pn the iiha ~ the Seattle .
q Golf club :
Motor boat races on Lake 4
. Washington 4
Regular Labor BAY rslabra- 4
. fiau sports nt wildwood. a6rnHs .
q Lake Washington. b. organ. !
. izHd labor uulauH.
4 a. d = 4 d a :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
National League.
Pacific Coast League.
Have You Tried Table
Queen Bread?

Made In Seattle" In the cleanest
Of clean bakeries from the finest
hard Minnesota flour Table Queen
bread positively contains more glu
ten, or strength. than two ordinary
loaves Of bread See that the mark
of quality. the Blue Label. "a ON ev.
cry loaf AZ your gtocers. ASK for
Table Queen sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
Don't Forget The Grand
Ball n leschl Park
Labor Day

Given by the Lake Washington
Amusement club az the magnificent
pavilion WaEner'n orchestra. eight
places. Afternoon 10. evening
30 zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
Sunday Shaving Free

Al Headys Harder shpn u you
shave yourself We furnish aRso-
usely free every kind % FazoF. s8ap
ard teweis Dexter Hu3fsn Rank
bugidlna- 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

Dan Ross had a good day yesisf.
day aud wound up BY betting his
winnings on Jsekfnll His profits
ran into four figures on that race
aiauss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

out missing day sinoe the meet
inE opened These ats The books
run b. joe HaFian. Nelson Jones.
Dave Arxl r.. " II EuEaifufn. VIII
lam Ayrra and ~ soals
Del Fountain made . hiiliaE When
hts niiy Ierry 50 round wuu lie
caahea one be, % $500 against tsaa
Nelson Jones. eha - making oue
Of the biggest books ia the rink.
had = banner daY yesterday and 81
the close af the aeYcntA race fpund
himself about g 500 - the good
fis waa the biggest vinags "a the
ring
Steve onrien bet $50 on Jack.
fan In the lat race and sent bone
sith money In ever pocket
Matt Ries got some more casY
munsl yesterday he bet Ga Jack
tali
Quite a bal seat 40 from those
wha bet on i&aY MHthfnl and dii
not get = run fof thslf nseneY. bat
nothiuE could 10 4ons - thn rules
alstlnriiy saF that after the hofnea
arr in TIE starters hAaas al bets
must stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
TURF GOSSIP

After Menacn wun the first race
b. was run up $500. bat vas Fe.
tslned hy hla owner With The usual
s. advance
League pat w nice ride on
glenrtca. ~ he dId not hurry the
mare aud umed hts ran 80 a utccty
No tockrY rode more thsn uns
winner yesterday. The winning
riders wrre Rcgtik. League. BoFcl,
c. Wright. Fountain. A wrikht and
7. SaliiNan.
There was a hiE play on Doc
Craig in the first race and IN vas
backed aowu from 10 10 . "a ] hs
ran a bad raec. however. aud never
Justified the plaF 90 him
ncttiE rude a nice race oa Men.
den aud put ap a uiow finish At the
end. This hnY has Improved great
II since coming 20 the Msadoaa
OF The ~ books now aolnx huai-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

One 81 the stranErat things about
thia fight IL the great demand fof
ggs seats Tek Richard Hafn that
every hat seat In the arena could
be- cold Within the state of NrN ada.
which o. certainly COINS some Nhen
you consider haW box seats are dia
posed of down ia the morv ihiekll
populated parts 81 the oountfY The
town Of uoidueid IL not an inenf
porafsd municipality and che ~
reetnrs u the fight club are not
Required ta look uut Zoe the board
nf supervisors and tho liaard -
health and coroner and The pubiif
administrators and their friends
frteuaa The few public officials
that thaY have up hsfs make no
attempt 20 STALL he managers for
ticket. bat cuma through 9Th the
kush liks = fiaeh ~ unsophlaiicsied
Raubvna Thrf iacs she gNpeginnsr
% their moorhing contemporaries
10 the larger ftKht eentsFa on &C
counl Of the scarcity Of fizhts up Ia
this part 81 the cuunifY EVER
mothers sog IN town has ordered =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

pont throw your csd clothes
away Have than cleaned 70 look
nks new az the PanioKfam. Main
fe4s sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

Spend Sunday and Labor bay rii.
ting ON the beautiful steamer For
tuna on L4Ahs Washington Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
Labor Day Amusements

Dancing. swimming. aports % all
Kinds. az All Nafatofium &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

Tablet Tor Patents. 2os Mutual lite.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

OF The ~ books n0w DOING buai-
ness IN the FtnE oaly an ~ them
has been Ia business steadily uiih.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

BsfssFsss aHfeTs 80 ussssassii 49,
ktas aeshsai sssa naakait EsupssasiasF
staa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
aporta Nesting

Now that the arrangements fpf
the fight are beslnniug ia taRe oil
defined form. the people ats rnatlaE
ON their elbows ami aakins oas an
other the time hunufed question
Who dn sou ike" The noolroama
are beginning To take sn active IN.
tereal ia the situation. aud blg
cloud nl maKunA threatens 10 hama
over the town from now until the
day ~ she big event, Although
only few bis wagsfa have been
recorded thus Far. the betting pep
pie aru getting a hik sad Of bullion
together GA the quiet aud will flash
4 on the bookmAkern la = bunch
Cans nov rules at ~ "a !. aud tho
general feeling around the camp
favorable to the smoke Indicates
that no will rule ~ odds elosg 10 2
10 | when hr enters the ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
STAR FORM CHART

itos-sistr sisth weather fire Track
~ Exesss prssiiias iadss IA. puks starter
9p.e RAcE-Foas haH taoaxs selling Two-ys4r
V4au~ IN n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

tHtsaaHlpAta saaasaa ssssssfs ssassass
BATTERIES ktnss anf starh Hffchis and
ussasrah Funlfes - nar sna CONWAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
.SPORTSREST|NC
|. At GOLDF|ELD

0Oi.nFlELn. Sept D. Aftcr pay
sne g. Tot 4 riral that consisted Of
three bcaha aud glass Of Nats a
man blow out of uoldflrld pa.
taurant ana on tho say out Eaah
bed whole handful Of taaihpls,n
The waiter Indignantly aahtd Nhy
he had helped himself 10 huef a
large number II the eoth.aoa ainR
Implements aud the man kuiHily
replied The price 81 wasel u so
high zap here that saa ualAssa : us
advantage of tho toaihpiek boo = "a
las IN a supply Of kndiing Nnod Dor
the winter" Nheraat the NMef
handed the man bIii fof tisFy y N
at kiudilng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

Msset,s ess show pas shas - rtetavaf
winnsr n Hafcs 4 cos = ~ Maaia=A n1rassfa
Won ell dHstns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-02
MAN AND WOMAN KILLED.
struck by Train inEast Fairfield Bodies
Terribly MangIed.

East Fairfield. Jan. 2.The country
ior miles around here was shocked and
saddened by the frightful accident yes
eSlay morning, wien Mrs. L. B. Dick
inson Of Herrick aud Charles Hammond
Df ST. Adams were struck By the vest
sound Boston 4 Maine mail train, while
IRVING across the tracks at tie crossing
9iear The Bufleson farm, both being I'M
family killed and the bodies horribly
ilangled The horse driven by Mr.. Ham-
mond was also crushed 10 death and the
sleigh smashed II splinters.
The remains Ok The unfortunate couple
eere gathered together and taken To-
aheiI respective homes.
Mr.. Hammond and Mrs. Dickinson
we're driving along ut a lively clip and
rst as they swung around the bend NJ
the f0t Of tile hill and on the railroad
erossiug, the mail train, reported half
IN hour late and running very fast
cached the crossing at just the same
lime and struck the sleigh and horse,
throwing the occupants out ahead and
they were then ground beneath the
wheels. Hnmn,ond's head was cut OF
is were his legs, and be was badly crush
cd, while Mrs. Dickinson was crushed
ana mangled almost beyond recognition.
The crossing is at dangerous spot
and it is practically impossible to see
rains until one gets in the crossing.
Mrs. Dickinson was % years old aud
I is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Egbert CoIbarHe, Of East Fairfield. her
husband, E. D. Dickinson, who keeps
general store at Herrick. and sister.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-02
Future Magnates.

Patrick and Timothy we're both em-
ployed by the city, and mad the abundant
leisure for conversation which comes TO
those engaged in such municipal affairs.
well, now, II | had 4 million come
to me / know well how I'd be spending
it, said Patrick one day, resting his
pick against a convenient wall and look
ing at il with peat distaste.
"How would you be doing ~ in
quired Timothy.
I'D 40 to the Waldoffed RestoTia,
or some Of thin hight toned hotels" said
Patrick, "and I'd tell the BY at the
desk, Have me called at o'clock to-
morrer morning' Then I'd go to, me
room and shut the blinds and whin
first they called me I'd not answer. and
whin they called me louder I'd give a
great sounding cape, and I'd say between
me yawlis, Go away wild yexl I'm not
obliged to be working! I've got mon
eysS
"Awl" remarked Timothy as he once
more began work
well, what would yon do If you had
the millionf" demanded Patrick.
"Megp said Timothy, looking back
over his shoulder cid have d half-fut
more ZENITH to this pick handle. ard save
me poor back Youths Companion.
---------------------+--
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-02

Mr.. Allen Of Sunnyside farm gave az
a prize TWO pairs Il handsome white
ducks for the best Attendance at the
boys choir Of the Church 81 the Good
Shepherd for tie year Of 1905. The
winners Wefe Leslie Morrison, first, and
Loran Anderson, second.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-02
TALK or THE TOWN.

sass7 pessle gMrsss ~ 9ssAs haa'1 n
.'t9asiAs 1900 A1t1aAo s.s'''asa ssoS4A2
Peter HarneI went ID Hartford, Conn,
yesterday for visit with relatives
ay. ~,
,, aiIs q. I WI aal'sau ~ ehaas MI
.sy lsseaLeu ssasalaag I'm ie's 'i'sya
park,s dancing achaoI II Niles, haII
.4his evening Social dance after tie
srl,ool Go6d n,,s;e viii IL f,,rn;shad.
John Gall Of Newport, who has been
visiting N city and SFanteylile over
New Aears, returned 70 Newport today
noon.
rev,lar meeting AZ Neal Dow Iodae
Ma ~ Il VIII be- held ia
morrow evening 1T 7s1b o'clock aharp
/ III All officers ana members h. nrese,,t.
Imnortapt businegs3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-02

Ernest Bancrfi captured a large
snowy oS oa viz iarM ugar South Bafie
e8efday ihc MIA rs K Nnc speeline
81 its kina, inca4uflpg i0Nr feet VEIN
nenes ilom gip W tB fNc snowy UNI
not eotNpcn IN tl.ia scetion q Che
9iipt y eeiig a4'lorer ,o ',li the fsi
Holts barber shop,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-02
NOTICE.

Having sold our stock Of Rubero.
roofing to C.. w. Averill 4 Co.. we wis
to announce to the public that hers
after they viii act AZ agents for Rnhe
old roofing in this vicinity. Anyone
string Ruberoid roofing may obtain 50
from them and oily from them, as slt
are the sole selling agents for this
entity. M. II. Pitkin a Go.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-02
CLEARANCE SALE.


Here are goods that you should, IN
justice to your economical buying, select
now, as later we viii have 10 sell the
same grade Of goods at what they are
worth. Cotton Goods az follows:
s6-inch Bleached Cotton for 7Hac per
yard.
42-inch Bleached Cotton for 10c Per
yard
one Iot Of Fleeced Goods that were
1oc, now 7Hsc pm yard
One lot ~ Eleeeed Goods that were
15c, now l0c per yard.
One lot Oh best 121ac Ginghams, now
AT &c per yard
one lot of Dark rrints, the &c kind,
good for comforter Innings, now 40 per
yard.
One lot Of nice, clean Batting (snnall
roIlsl for 70 per roll.
One lot Of White Domet Flannel,
worth 7c. now Sc per yard.
One lot Of medium Colored Outings,
the Toe grade, now 7aac pei yard.
Several pieces Of best-styled Silkolines
for puts now &c per yard
Our Towels, Crashes and MAJ
already got your share.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-02
Thought That Pupils SET Fire.

Bakersfield, Jan. 2. tt is not definite
Iy known, but it Il thought that the
lsasswoods hill school house which was
burned Thursday night was set BIZ two
at The pupils
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-02

Geos ie Mann, WHO Keeps q close watch
IN tie eathel eorss that the average
temperature ior peeel4ber was 1874 de-.
gIees aUove zero, % az a efage Of 2@a4
ap4cea warner n ~ Decembe
4g9 lc Naiae da5 ot the ao4tt
Was ig 4egsse, above Telo Apd the eola
est day p below
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-02
Biggest SAFE Of Furniture
and at Lowest Prices
You Ever Saw!

A shrinkage in Furni-
ture hardly expresses it; it
is a shrinkage in price, as
we are bound to make it
move to make way for our
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-02

In our Clearance
appear Our Clearance
all We doing the best
extra help expect to do service today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-02
CLEARANCE SALE.


lis at these sales that many Of eur
best customers select their years supply
81 Table Linen. They would not do tins
year after year if Il did not save them
qnite bit.
Our Cream Damaslx 1T roc PER yard
ii less than il can BIZ made for.
Us inch All Pure Linen Cream paFuask
Al 42c per saFd.
s4-inch All Pure Linen Bleacbed
Damask IL ssc II ~ good 81 any 75c
goods.
72- inch Bleached Linen Damask. Was
orr best seller Al Christmas time for
500. II ought ID b cheap now at
7sc per yard,
72 -inch Bleached Damask that we sell
for CSC viii be hard 10 match, even AZ
$t.25
~ inch Bleaehed Damask. II we could
match Napkins to this Dafnask it would
be $500. Now at si.ss per yard.
kins in this sale should be loo
7 he Christmas this Gale RI,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-03
BOWseT Takes
 An Auto | to Ride
Confident and Happy, lie Goe: Of With Friend For Lit
 tie Spin In Machine.
TOY TURNED TO TERROR
After a Few Close Slaves the Irascible One Decides He's Had Enough
 and Sinks Home Afoot.

TCopyright. 1905, by Mcclure, Phillips & Co., ]
 AM one of Mir. Bowsers friends.
 We have offices adjoining, and
 have known the particulars of
 many of his published ''scrapes' before they were put in print.
 On various occasions during the last three months I have invited MT. Bow ser to make a short trip with me in my auto, and, while he has made several dates, he has always failed me at the last moment. I have a suspicion that on each and every occasion Mrs. Bow ser has found way to discourage him. Three days ago, however, he inform ed me that he had found a great bar gain in machine and was thinking of buying it for use next spring. He was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-03
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
 Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.

II II PuDDEPHATT FURNITURE MAN UFAcTURNe COMPANY II OFFICE AND SALESROOM II street near otton pou . pot cordial invitation while in the t visit line. -" II WARE 1 FOX BROS, HARDWARE co.
 We wholesalers of crock tinware onewe glassware Bucks stove lanterns and Headquarters China. |the 0 N~' 'n DREYFUs.
 EFEWNWM@ssa1a .gwMBR nlagrr
 Our wholesale department is Rry Goods Fnsh M, ons and Hats Quick delivery suit is ou 12212412612S Main street, Pine Arkansas ~ ns pu" COMMISSION MERCHANTS WEsTRRook GRAIN AND COM MISSION coMPANv
 We sell for cash: Cement Plaster Fire Brick Fire ~ Har Etc Flour Meal Salt Potatoes cha o. 'onseed Neal shipstuf Field Seed lots specisv
 DERs DILLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY Logging Locomotives rail- engines bo; ,s . aa m ncnlnerv Iron and Brass Cast ings Machinery Suppes
 BUSINESS COLLEGES JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS cLIEcE socits the patronage of young men o t, Rool Shorthand, studies and J. w. JAMES, Prin, Pine Ark " A'.
 -NDERTAKERs EMPAA HoLDERNESsFITZHUGH every 4K,ng trade that quality ing and shipping speciality phone orders
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-03
Statement of the Condition

Pine Bluff, Ark, At the Close of business December 3oth 1905 RESOURCES, LIABILITIES
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-03

WE ARE NOW GOie,ti AT THE RATE OF TIN
 MILES AN HOUR.
 very enthusiastic oVcr the matter aila asked me to call at h.S ilou . tlllt cVp.ss Ing and give him a I.ttie trip that l.. might see how the old thing worle>.. II was there at the minute named, all=. while Mr. Bowser was busy with a lGtranger Mrs BoWser entertained nle. x We reached an understanding ill tht course of six or seven minutes. Ms lBowser is a woman prepared to Tec. any emergency She had not opposed the purchase of machine, but haG made MT. Bowser agree to take a ride lin one before closing any bargain. Our lbrief conversation was interesting from several points of view, but most N,ly ls to what was to happen to Mir Bowser in the next hour.
 35#sss'Well, Blank, here you are," he said Ias he finished his business with the Istranger, and want you, before start ing out, to assure Mrs. Bowser that lriding in an auto is just as safe as sit ] ting at home in a rocking chair" Ad C uOuC lIlotp ACPllCo.
 sYes,' replied Mrs. Bowser, "he has satisfied me that all these cases of ac- u cident reported day after day are fixed Fun by the penny -aline reporters and have not a word of truth in them. l did fear to have him go out, but now think it perfectly safe-in fact, l pre- Hume he will enjoy himself
 tAnd if do, you won't object to my buYing an autoT' he asked. No, will not.'
 Mr. Bowser was as bland and com- placent as June bug when he took hX It. beside me in the machine, but cas4 shaved the edge of a brick pile in , turning around in getting away he braced his feet and got better hold win his hands. When we turned the -6y5tg corner I tickled the wheel of a moving van and made white wings jump for the sidewalk, and MT. Bowser saids
 n MYou-you are sure you know all nabout this thing?'
 MY dear sir, haven't been running s lt AQf months? Any child can run an au1@ You are not a nervous man, are W yoSf'
 faOf course not, but I thought you wexe shaving things pretty close"
 Mot at all. You see that grocer's Rafpn down there? Well, that red >46ed boy who drives it is known to aSsHe is getting too fresh and needs 2&lng down a peg or two. l shan't
 nm Into the vehicle, but shave it rather ao1A'
 Hi let me out first
 scouldn't possibly stop here in this 1oNd, you see; nothing whatever to NxN$faid of. We skip right along here &e0&e in a bit-make the red headed
 ON&&hink we are going to climb over Itsh ANhashboard-and here we are, a madu0red feet past him. think Int uOEked a spoke out of hind wheel,
 ut &m not sure. At any rate, the boys
 airSsWas standing up as we passed, he has received something of a hO&k Are you enjoying yourself?'
 HaI am trying to- but-but'- Il RtY0u see the sensation is new to
 ou, and it will take few minutes to
 etSaccustolned 10 it. It seems to yoi,
 latSNe are about to run into eve.s
 atfsI VIC run acro-s, but 1 can assure !. 1that it is an optical dclusion. We