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governor
BURIED TODAY
Judge Judson Hamon Delis-
eres Eulog-O O6cials At
tend Services.
union ARMY PRIVATE
Psiiison Defeated Hernck md Be.
came N Shodb Ahes Ills i
EIeetioa. -

Milford. Ohio, June .i.--after j
simple funeral service. attended BY
high state officials. part ~ whom
we're his associates and friends. the
body Of John N. Psttison. late Cover.
nor OF Ohio. was buried this afternoon
al Greenlaxn cemetery. Judge Judson
Harmon. attorney general of PresE
dent cleveland's cabinet. spoke On the
political life OF Governor Psttison and
bishop spellmeyer delivered the ~.
neral sermon.
Pasttsen . Farmer 10y
sohn NJ. Paitison vas born In cler.
mont county. Ohio. June 10. 1871. His
early boyhood was spent on q farm.
Al the axe of sixteen he enlisted ~
q private IN the Union army and serv.
ed until the close of the var. He grad.
uated from Ohio Wesleyan university
In 1868 and three years later was nd.
misted. 70 the bar. He served one
term as a member of the Ohio state
legislature and then returned To Gin.
cinnati TO take prominent part In the
bupiic affairs of that city. In 1880 he
was q member OF the Ohio state sen.
ate and later served as Representa-.
tive In the Fifty.second congress.
Best Myron r. Hsrriek
Last November he was elected gov.
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sEgToRowER shoT ~ i
sioG RANcHMAN's DAUGHTER

Ault. Colo.. June 2i.--Charles FAr,
hangh. 4 beet grower. was shot and
haps fatolIywounded las night while
driving Wit Miss Maud Duke. daush
ter of n ranchman. Sin shots were
fired. Miss Duke had a narrow a.,
cape. The shooter escaped. II i
supposed he was u hold up" man o.
some one jealous Of Farbangh's atten
tons To Miss Duke.
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HAD TO MOVE THEM
TO COLORADO SPRINGS

i Denver, June si.---In fear Of the at.
tempted lynching of George Turner.
~ q charged with the murder Of
Fnl5Ulnan Spellman. and Edward
Csrse. his accomplice. Sheriff Nisbet
has removed the prisoners 10 Colorado
Springs.
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Fail River, Mass, June 2i.--Ths
cotton anufsc,arers II this city have
granted The operatives IL per cent IN.
crease In wages. The new scsie d
practically the same N that prevail.
inx before July 1. 1906, About $4,000
workers here are benefitted and II Il
expected other coston manufacturing
ccnters win follow suIt
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new STATE FOLK HAVE
GREAT Big REJOICING
Larges. Gathenng in History d
Oklahoma Hears Hoch
|, Of Kansas.

Oklahoma City. June sf.~-The state
celebration here today was the great
a demonstration Of public sentiment
ever manifested In Oklahoma. Excnr.
sion trains from over the twin terri.
tories arrived heavily loaded with kn.
thusiastic people. among them many
men prominent II the new state. The
principal exerclses took place at a
park, Covernor eEd4esssM Hoch oi
Kansas deiisen Nv pTi1cipal nd
dress. { -.
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ALBRIGHT ACQUITTED or
CHARGE; DISMISSED OTHER

Macon. Mo-, June 21.--Circuit At
torney Sager of st. Louis today dis
missed the charge OF bribery brought
against T. e. Albright, a former men,
Der Of the ST. Louis house OF dele.
gates. He was acquitted early today
on charge Of perjury. y>
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RUSSIAN Mill
TARY MUTINY
Rio, is Suppressed jus, In
Time to Preserve For
tress at Seyas,opol.
COMMANDER ALARMED


SC Pvsersburg, Jnre si.-~-A sesioas
mnsiny wkieh shresieaed 20 plses tho
fortress Ut seyastopol ID the possess.
Ion u the masineesx, vas snppswssed
yesterday. according To . dipssch 70
Nosoe Nrwnya. The mutiny waa
STARTED BY . battalion o. the fortress
artillery. which refused 10 obey ord
ers. vhereupoa the msa we're prosnps.
~ dIssrmed. Two other hsttslt0ox
then matiaIed and took possession q
the guns In the shore batteries. but on
the appearance of several loyal rexi.
msnts Of iafsntry the matineers sb4n-
doned the idea n fighting snd return.
ed 10 the barracks. ~
csmman6sr % Alarmed
81 Petersburg. June ai.-Generai
Ncpueff, commander II the fortress nj
sesastopol. h represented 10 be great.
" concerned about the temper of the
sailors ss well ~ the soldiers of the
fortress. lie realizes that the morale
of the whole army h being shaken by
the revolutionary propaganda. This
In proved by the continued extension
Of reheilions outbreaks among the
troops. IN
Soldiers have attacked the officers
club NJ Hyagab. killing one and
woundtng two officers. Panic prevails
there.
Want Troops Removed
T3ialsstok. Jane sI.-=The city conn
Gil has requested Governor General
Bader to remove the troops from Bial,
ystok and permit the organization 81
municipal militia The council also
asked the government for $4,000 for
the relief of sufferers from the recent
rinting. r. =
Demand Prosecution = 7
81. Petersburg, June 2I.~~The par.
liamentary commission sent 10 Bialy.
stok TO investigate the recent massa.
ere Of Jews there has returned. n has
a mass of testimony Of which the PAL.
lament will be asked TO insist upon
the immediate prosecution of subor.
dinate police and military officers who
are found guilty Of direct or indirect
completely In the massacre. The com.
missioners declare the attacks VI
mobs on the Jews could have been
stopped al any stage In the rioting
by the energetic Intervention of police
and troops.
Had 10 Close House.
81. Petersburg. June Glowing to
the repeated demonstrations Of group
of toll and more radical speeches Of
constitutional democrats during min
isterial explanations in the lower
house Of parliament. this afternoon.
the president OF the house was com.
pelIed to close the session for an
hour. -
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This ~ <lnblln - II
Fields reply y tlla Sssauest that "
furnish you I fr0 phnne Tor use Il
yonr new bulldtn vhch Nj. D. n
stesrns q your asnanlntisn made up
o, the occasion u th> recent Walt ol
Mr.. burgess q Las vegas,
Mr. Field wished me e say thai
II would be contrary 70 the policy
Of our company % alive the Y. n, g
A. here complimentary phone. u
this would establish a precedent foi
the entire district covered by th'
company, which includes great many
similar institutions AR. Field hcartI
" approves q the work carried ot
ey the \. y. g. =. and while he fell
compelled to "a yoar request fol
Q free phone, - esls1es 70 show Mi
friendly spirtt towasd fhe y, N. g. a
ana his w1i'ineness 20 90 a41faRr y
conld 70 encourage u. by mskin4 fnli
continuation.
am giad 20 see thar yod
sncn 2 handsonie building and sucn
Wen equipped nome FOR fha Las We
gas association " is certainly do
serving OF me hearty support whici
V IN recelyins from the people 9
this community
President Fieid's letter
The following Il 4 CODY Qf q lettel
received BY !. n. steaf>e yssterda'
from President \. b Fieid
= Denver. June i6,
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cANefApiAN pRossEalry
aGrLEcrEO m ZIG CUSTOMS

Ncafneai. June ia proof Of Can,
adam prosperity IL foasd in the fact
that Canadian customs receipts for
May. 1905. exceeded hose for MAJ.
1905. by ses.sss
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Pennsylvania RAIL.
4 ROAD EARNS s24c,oooooo

Pittsburg, Penna.. June 21s-Thel
earnings last year of the entire Penn,
sylsania Railroad system Of over 10.
900 miles reached - esormous total
Of sz40. .000. 900.
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ALBUQUERQUE GETS IT
eNoclAAATioN " TIVE eoves
NON.


- -
There are many eocDooas os vast
inrrsssoe now cunfrunfsng the stock
zen or the west. Among the most Inn
portsnt Of these questions are: The
Government control n grazing on the
Public Domain. the leasing by the fet
e1i Government uf the Public D.
main, the grazing Of stock on Forest
Reserves. the devising Of methods Tor
he eradication Of disease from sheep
md cattle. and questions relating
10 the restrictions placed upon the
movement of livestock between the
! states.
An Of these questions and many 9th
|Ders. are Of vital Importance to sheep
a. pwers OF New Mexico. On.
ly Exogether for careful and
thol Vision. and by the form.
- etiye organization for
1 can the people Of our
TV1<1 No are most deeply inter.
& ested. becme q factor In the correct
solution Of these important matters.
II having been represented 10 me
thst such MEETING Is desired, and
fully realize the important results
that should be derived therefpc
i \. IT, ], HAGERMAN. Governor b
the Territory OF New Mexios, ohere
ny call A CONVENTION o. TBz
SHEEP AND WOOL GRowErS o.
NEW MExIcot AND THU ~
LIED INTEREsT % msef ii tht
ELKs THEATRE. In the CRY oE
ALBUQUERQUE, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th. 1905
az 10 O'Clock a, m. for the purpose oi
forming SHEEP AND WOOL
GROWERS ASSOCIATION - NEW
MEXICO. and for such other perposes
as may be deemed advisable, md
% hereby appoint the following del
egates to the said convention:
!. San Miguel County.
Miguel A. otero, Las vagas.
Charles Ilfeld, Las Vegas.
= A. Jones, Las Vega
hAx Nordhaus, Las Vegas. ~-~.
Harry W. Kelly, Las Vegas.
Cleofes Romero. Las Vegas.
n. w. Brown. Las Vegas. -
- Y. N. Manzanares. Jr.. Las vesas
q. VIM. Frank. Los Animas. ~
\ A. b. GaIlegos, Chapa~ito.
Jose Ribera. Peeos.
Other ccunties.
From Bernalillo county, 16 dele
Chaves county. n delegates
Colfax county. . delegates.
z : - pona Ana cpunty, S delegates
From Eddy county. 10 delegates.
From Guadalupe county. u dele
ktes. i 5s ss<5 ..t &.
From Luna county, 4 delegates.
From Mckinley county. delegates
From Mora county, 10 delegates.
Z From oteto county, 10 delegates
# From Quay county. i. DELEGATES.
VI From Rio Arriba county, Is dele
~From RoosJ 1hty. i delegates
From saH Dunty, II .,elegsies
From san county. = aele
= Santa e county j. dele
Sierra county, I delegates
From socorro county, IL delegates
From Taos county, Z delegates.
From San Juan county, delegates
FrsM Torrance county, 1s dele
Il Fro Mon county. II delegates
From Valencia county. IA delegates
also hereby authorize and reques,
that t2rther delegates be appointed
Is foy 1s:
BY 6 County Commissioners ci
/ each cdnntv. 10 delegates.
BY the City Council Of each incor
porafed city. delegates :
BY the Board Of Trustees Of each or
ganfEed town. delegates.
The New Mexico Wool Growers Az
/ SO htion 20 delegates
g. each commercial club in the Ter.
rifa delegates.
portsnce o. this organization
T 4 foT NJ purpose cannot
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Go-sETWEEN WINS SUB.
URBAN HANDICAP

New York. June 2f.-GoBe
tween won the Suburban Han
dicap for three.year olds. and
up, s20.0o0 cash value. one mile
and quarter. Dandelion was
second. Colonial Girl third !,
Time: 2::05 Is.
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= t4Aee4 ~ - - Z
ws.lanobsa. 49, Sr<4HS A1ssS
todoy - q coneaeanso - 1p~o1
- "imneaitY Y W1oo11c MI me
aenata ioel nkt1oa @ nssinu1ug
IT, coaeiterattu 4 ~ level ~
mama canal bll1 y 10 taking
iinsl vote - - for the
nay a@neAar ehlIom 1cvossd ~ -
level caual q grounds o. sxpsnse
and prac<teete He ccnt<nAed that
The pro6tsnk snoer The spooner ~
va - fty u construct ! loe
~ Canal.
|E N favored the III
+ = we're hopeful TIA,
- U RM ,he future The. cas
would BE- siAepenesasso ssa level Fors
.aksx xaid ~ vas not entirely persusd-
M ided 10 follow the lead
~ the greatest respon,
4 d bsIdent. secretary ot
NM =. Stevens
uS1 (h( Aiection 10 the sea
level psa6E kittredke quoted . number
of enxipeers toths effect that II could
be completed In ten or twelve years.
Hopkins offered q substitute for I
lock canal. Kittredge moved to lay
the substitute on the table. The mo
ton was lost, ~ 70 ss.
Amsndment Tabled
wsshingtonsn 2I.--At ) O'Clock
the senate votS1 on the motion 81 Sen.
ator Kittredge 10 lay on the table the
amendment 10 build q lock canal. Tho
vote was - 70 81.
Perslon Bills.
Washington. June 2Is--Delegate An
drews has succeeded In getting the
following pension bills allowed: Jose
Seraf and Jose Maria Marines. -
enchs both were members 81 Comps
nj D. First New Mexico Volunteers.
Charles NJ. Johnson. of Company 1.
Mkhth Maine. $50. Rafael Chavss. of
Habbeli's Independent Mountain cav
airy. s24 Juan N. Lnian. First New
Mexico cavalry. $50.
Fortiflcasions Conferences.
Washington. June 7l,--In the sen.
ate today, Senator Perkins presented
and the senate agreed 10 conference
report on the Qualifications appropriar
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~ n A.
Today. june a Z
ern hemisphere. y Sks long I
est day In the year. fnd Dec.
smber 81 Is the shortest. Tllx
Is reversed In o sout1
hemisphere. where -
the shortest day ANN ttmNer I
p + The longest day IN the I
year.
The sun rose Al 4sat O'Clock 4
this morning. II viii set at I
7:27 o'clock this evening. gixsa
ing fourteen hours and fifty. I
three minutes 81 sunlights
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SENATOR BEVERIDGE CONGRlTUATES THE PEOPLE
THROUGH GOVERNOR HERBERT j RAGERMlk

The following telegram Reveridge was reiysa m
Governor Hagerman the day following the signing
joint statehood bin by President Roosevelt
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Washingtons1ne 2I.--At O'Clock
the senate vote on the motion d Sen.
ator Kittredge 10 lay on the table the
amendment 40 build q lock canal. The
vote was - 70 81.
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FortifIcat ations Conferences

Washington. June film the SEN
ate today, Senator Perkins presented
and the senate agreed to q conference
report on the Qualifications appropriar
tIon hill. .8
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
BRIEF MENTION.
:. 4 f + 4 + + + + + l. | :

Mrs w. D. Amis from Risos is vis- itins Mrs Philpot of this city.
 Nr George B. Mckenzie and wife of Sherrill are visiting in the city,
 Mir R. c. Love of Reydel is busi- nes visitor to the city.
 Mir. Orto, connected with the J. T. Lloyd company of this city, spent Saturday in Little Rock
 Miss Fife McFadden left Saturday to visit friends in Little Rock.
 The following people from Stutt- @art arc registered at the Antlers: Mir l.. IT, Morphew and wife, Robert Conn II. l.. Trimble and H Began
 Mr r. A Eaton. who has charge of the Haywood place. about fifteen miles from this city is visiting friends here
 MT T. I Collier of Altheimer is registered at the Antlers.
 Miss Alca Frazier will leave in 2 few days for two months visit [ Dallas. Tex. where she will visit rel atives and also attend tho r"''"s '"'- Mrs. Harry I.ancac ~N'nn~o ts l., fhe citv. tAa ~,~et . '-- .,,othar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

night, and from last reports he is get tig along very we'll.
 Mr. Carter Murphy, who has been looking after his farming interests at Fairfield, returned home last evening. Mrs. R. Lee Johnson and children of San Antonio, Texas. are visiting Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Sallee at their home on Lakeside. l MT. R. H. Allen of Helena will in l the future reside In Pine Bluff and will fill the cashiers desk at the Pacific Express company.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Haralson are vis- iting their son, G. c. Haralson.
 Mrs Foster Allen of Grady is visit ing at the home of Mir. and Mrs. s. M Dennis, this city
 Mrs. Caldwell and daughter of Monticello are visiting Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Burke. this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Grain of Villa Ridge ,Ill.. are visiting MT. and Mrs Wm. Puddephatt of this city.
 Mrs. J. s. Dilley is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Puddephatt, on Olive street in Lakeside.
 Miss Cloe Zimmerman, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. J. B. Clark l left today for her home in St. Louis. Mrs. L. A. Calabury left Saturday for St. Louis to be at the bedside of her sister, who is quite ill.
 Miss Ida Harris of Bryant. Ark. is in the city to attend the Carter Steele wedding. She will visit Mes danes Manly and Gariner for few days at 516 East Second avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stroud of Jonesboro is in the city, the guests of Mir. and , Mrs. w. c. McBryde
 Mrs. A. G. Baker of Barkada is in 1 the city, the guest of her sister Mrs. McBryde.
 Mir. Charles A. Gordon and bride arrived home yesterday after an es tens've wedding trip through the east ern states and are visiting at the home of Mrs. M. w. Bell for several l days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

Wanted-Carrier boy with pony or wheel. Graphic office.
 Nicely furnished rooms for rent, very close in. at reasonable rates, 5Ol West Third.
 Handsome front room. close in, for rent cheap w. care Graphic.
 Special bargain in unredeemed watches. jewelry, trunks. suit cases and bags. T. A. Drummond. 221 Main.
 -Wanted-Colored house man. one who understands sweeping and clean tug Apply The Jefferson.
 TO my friends. patrons ,.n1 pub | :n cancIol' Just received from riulland. ch0:t:5. k. J, IDS, Narcl- SIS and Uyacinths. ais. d 'iille lou ol gol6 fish from 15 cents up. Mrs. C. A. Starr, florist.
 For sale at a bargain-one pair National computing counter scales also one pair of butchers computing sMles. Both pair as good as new Windham brothers, 21S 12 State street.
 Rev. O. H. KeaAle of this city left Saturday afternoon on the Althcimer branch road for Tucker, where he will hold services.
 -Father and mother are going to iS.'>s theater Tuesday night. Oetoeer g. to hear Mime. Linde Concert com panv: cause it costs only 90 cent, 70 hc1r 6 S1.50 concert You'd better go
 Everybody goes to hear the Mme Lnde Concert company at EIks the ater Tuesday night, October g. Arc you going? Remember, only 90 cents to see and hear Miss Wright sing, the most attractive parsonage ever seen before the footlights here.
 You cannot afford to miss the Mme. Linde Concert company at Elks thcatcr, Tuescday night. Octobr 9. Only 30 cents to hear one of the worlds greatest singers.
 MT. Vim. Rue. now residing on 919 East Second. will move to his new homo on Eighth and Pine in the next few days
 Tile wife and baby of T. M. Nal com are on tho sick list.
 MT. Charles Gillespie. assistant manager Rhodes Hayerty Furniture company was taken suddenly ill last night and was taken home where at last reports he was resting easy.
 MT T. II. Collier of Altheimer has been i'll al the residence of his daush l ter, Mrs. Robert Lee, this city, for 1 several days, is, the Graphic is pleas ed to state, much improved.
 Mir. and Mrs Ed Young are re 1 ioicing over the arrival of a ten pound boy at their home yesterday. Ed was the produest man in Pine Bluff and was settiro 'em "" |" msn'
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e%&>>>~~>%~~4>H1S l.
 . LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. .
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Q. W. Boyce dsvoees his ume Co rsats

Have 1...J. Malcolm tune Your plano. CT phone No. 6S6.
 --11 show eases for sale at bar gain. 0M on Anderson Deacon Drug company.
 Tar reat newly papered and fur nished. rasnk with bath and electric lights. southwest corner West Third avenue and Elm streets.
 te1-2xperienced seamstress Apply to Mrs. M. M. Laine at Grand Leader.
 T. A. Drummond for bargains in unredeemed watches. jewelry, trunks, bags aud suit cases. 221 Main. stret. Automobile for sale, cheap Ad- dress "J" care Graphic.
 The Margaret Mahar property on South Wo1tH near Sixth avenue is for rent Closet and bath in the house Water in tlle Adnhen. Two-story build ing in good oiner Apply to 412 West Sixth avenue.
 At the AIiers hotel from this date y0s can get your dinner for 35 cents.
 -Wan1l1Men to learn barber trade. You can practically earn your tuition. tools and board before com- pletaiug. Graduates paid %2 to s20 weekly. Short time required. Posi- tiouS or locations waiting. Write near est branch. H1lsr Barber college, St. Louis. Mo. Ft. Worth or Dallas, Tex.
 Wan tod-Carl or middle aged white woman for homework; good wages. l.. care Graphic office
 From ths date dinners will be served for g cents at the Antlers hotel.
 -Wanted position as bookkeeper and stenographer. wholesae firm pre-, fened. Five years experience. Ref erences. Address 2, this office. Mrs Fitzgerald will give eXhi- bitions of her hand-painted china at tue Jefferson November 2. Her years work has brought forth some of the best specimens of her art. Suitable for wedding and Christmas gifts and will be sold at reasonable prices.
 Two well furnished rooms for light Housekeeping. and three unfur- n1sAoA also single room. 121 and 123 Bee1A.
 -Ageots wanted, on salary and opnaa1esfoo. Good chance for promo tod Kpe3g Room 6, over Merchants aaf P'ands' Bank. ..5..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
DRFYFUS DEPARTMENT STORE

Mrs. M. l.. Bell. Gen. H. King White will return this week from Waco, Texas. where he has spent the past six weeks. Mir. Fred Schneider has returned from lengthy ste. n Colorado much improved in health. Maj. H. A. Mccoy has returned from St. Louis, where he attended the meeting of the American Bankers as sociation.
 MT. c. NJ. Philpot is in Texas at tending to business matters for few days.
 MT. Lawrence Quattlebaum of Sher. Till is a business visitor in the city. MT. I. W. Ingram, Miss Smith and Miss Franie of Stuttgart are in the city. Also Mrs. R. B. Gregg and MT D. C. Adams of Stuttgart are in the city and registered at the Arlington. Miss Jewell Pipkin returned Friday evening from Noble Lake where She is teaching school
 MT. L. w. Simmons of Noble Lake is a business visitor in the city
 The following are registered at the Jefferson: s. D. Thompson of Little Rock, F. B. Rice of Humphrey, and F. B. clyde and II. B Fen0erg of Lit tie Rock.
 Miss Calhoun and MT. J. B. Harris of Fordyce are vis ting in the city.
 MT. H. Nichols and wife of Gillett are in the city.
 MT. c. P. Glynn of Little Rock in a business visitor in the city.
 Miss Eloise Angell, returned yestar- day to Little Rock, after a short wis it to her parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Angel of this city.
 MT. Dave Strauss of Cincinatti is visiting MT. and Mrs. J. B. Simon on West Sixth avenue. A telegram was received last night from Hon. J. w. Adams stating that he and his family expected to leave Fl Paso, Tex, Wednesday for Pine Bluff, where they will in future re I side
 Editor R. F. Robbins of the Enter, prise of Jonesboro spent a few hours in the city Saturday.
 While moving a gun an old man familiarity known as Scissors" acci dentally shot himself through the foot, inflicti Ing a very painful wound This name is about the only one ever applied to him, which he gets through the fact that he makes his living sh nrnen ng knives and scissors, and hac workshop four doors below the { Arlington hotel From what he states ro was taking the gun on the bed r.No- 't was accidontallv discharged 1ho acciaert harrerNa late Saturday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

friends on the occasion of the new arrival. =.
 HI. T. Stewart, who has been very sick with typhoid fever, is reported some better.
 Great time in store for the children on November 1, the Van Anberg show will be here, and on the 18th, course the "Old Folks" will have to go "to take the children"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
INFANT CHILD OF
 MIR. CAMBRIDGE DEAD.

The 1.year-old child of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Bainbridge died at their homee on Chstnut and Twentieth streets, Saturday morning after a short illness of three days. The fu- neral services will be held at the family residence Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. w. c. Watson off1ciat- ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
LADIES OF HAWLEY
 WILL GIVE SUPPER.

The Women's Home Missionary so- ciety of the Hawley Memorial church will give supper at the church Tues day evening, October g. All are cordially invited.