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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20

In this connection it may prove in teresting to review the Graphic's rec ord in the past. The paper has al ways taken the initiative iu the pro- gress and enterprise of the city. It was the first to discard handpOwer and put in steam.
 It was the first to install a linotype machine
 It was the first to install an electric motor, when the steam power be- came antiquated
 It was the first paper whose circuia. tiOn-increase demanded the inst ala tion of folding machine.
 It was the first to put in q wire stitci'!ng machine for it's job depart mcnt
 It was the first to inaugurate special features and departments for it's Sun day paper.
 And now, not to be found tagging, it will be the first to install the mod ern. doubledeck linotype and self feeding job press.
 The record thus established during it's few years of it's life is by nc means an ordinary one. It Is with some degree of pardonable pride that the management reviews the pro gress made, for while the Dai . Grahic Is the younger of the two af ternoon papers it's progress has been far more rapid toward that which con stitutes a f1rst-class, up-to-date news paper for the city. This success iA due to the kindly response to our ef forts by the public and it Is to the public that the management returus thanks for the very liberal patronage which has made these things possible of achievement.
 Now, as always, the Graphic leads others follow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
The Daily Graphic to Install Two Costly and Modern Mach> nes Giving One of the Finest Equipped Offices in Whole State of Arkansas The New Double>Deck Linotype and the Lately Invented SelfFeedng Job Press,


As has ever been it's course throughout the many long years of it's experience in the past, the Graphic to,...., takes the lead in the progress and enterprise of the city of Pine Bluff. That this asser- tion Is true, no one who has kept himself abreast of current events can gainsay, for this paper has always led the van of progress, not alone in the technique of neWspaperdom but likewise in all things which 3er tain to the universal progress Of Pine Bluff and the state of Arkansas. This paper has continually added strength to its following by this course alone, and new friends are be- ing made daily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
PINE BLUFFS FIRST SKY-SCRApER
Arkansas Company Strictly Upto- Office Building Eight Stories High, the
 Corner of and Second

the first floor The Main street en- trance will open into g largo com, me@ious room which will b. let for banking purposes of ta drHg firm. The Second avenue entrance vii ppn into ano he ste1e room, which .-l' l5a rented ta sgraa laGaeaHtiio cs. la5li-hment.
 oa the north and west sides i. con igtaa #ill extaad th len-th aa baiiftll aast=6a= each faaE VII IT. 'acala1 offices and fe eaaa Fl laI4ase \ f.g. oz.fe## 9.ll also Be located on tHa dFsH HeaH.= =fa=#5fs= rear. CT north, end of the [.
 The structure Will 1za s-Eieslg mol eIu. upto-d E. esf4,-7 aud will iaa- Aee N##4t H1r.al tu ftesz aeat #iiI ae s.ize45st it. el which a a#t.na b'iG.u4 With .ta a9zH 5#gsa6s tltetf.a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
SPARED CHILDREN
 WITH HOT IRONS
chjca(o Tots Ten Ia Police Court q Almost Incredible Cruelty of
 Their Parents.

Almost incredible was the story of inhumaatty toward their children Whlch was unfolded in a Chicago po- Nee court when Michael and Mary 1anosxek wsre arTaiGnsd on a chaESS q assault The chiiiren. Mary. six yeaxs old, and Annie, four yoars oid. shsank in terror bs1oes their parents during the court psoeeodinGs
 For moro than a half hour Mary told of tho cruelties to which she and her sister had been subjected. She said that the mother had twisted broom handles In their hair until it vas pulled cut by the roots and that one day when she Mary lcst" l6 cents hsr fa ther broke her asm by striking her with a club. ". is''"''' A"
 E"Ons day mamma said that bit my s1ster's Anger" Mary said. ..@"and papa Kicked me. He kicked 'tne many times. and he also struck he with his nst Then he locked iiie aud Annie in the coal box In the back of the house. He made us stay there for two days and gave us pieces Of bread to eat. When we cried that we were hungry he took redlrot poker and burned our backs and arms"
 The girls showed their arms and backs, which wero found covered with blisters and deep sores.
 Neighbors also wore In court and told of the many cruelties which the parents had practlced on their children One of the neighbors finally WAS un able to bear the shouts of the little girls any longer and informed the DO lice The arrest of the parents fol- lowed.
 Justice Mayer held the prisoners in SIC, 900 bail each for the grand jury.
 This is the most horrible affair ever known in Chicago" he said to them "You are both inhuman monsters. No punishment could be devised by man to fit the crimes you have commit ted You, Mrs Janoszek, should be whipped until you drop cannot bear to look upon those children. hope you will both be sent to prison for ever"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20

These friends will be pleased to learn that the Graphic is not to be superseded by any other newspaper in the state, in the lead it has acquir ed in this respect They will rejoice with the management in the an- nouncement that the growth and prestige it is sharing have enabled it to place orders which will net only greatly add to the facilities of the office, but will put it in the lead of any other newspaper published in the whole state of Arkansas, With the possible exception of two published in the capital city.
 For the Graphic has just placed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20

Lick company of Fort Smith. This new invention is a marvel of mechan- ical ingenuity. It Is fed from con- tinuous roll of paper, just like a big cylinder press for newspapers, and will print in this manner almost ev- erything printable in job printing es- tablishment. It will do the work of two ordinary job presses and two press feeders, and will prove great saving-device for the Graphic office. It is expected here in few days, and will be put into use immediately af- ter it's arrival
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20

Graphic's new machine will be here. probably about the middle of July.
 In addition to this, the Graphic has ordered and will shortly install in it's office a new job press which is destined to revolutionize the job press work of the world. This is no other than self-feeding press. doing entirely away with the hand-feeding process. The machine Is brand new one just patented and put on the market and the Graphic's machine is the eighteenth to be sold by the manufacturers. It is the second one to be shipped into Arkansas, the only other concern in the state having enc being the Williams. Weldon and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20

Nshts, water and every other mod eIn convenience. Two elevators will be instelle1. toilets will be located on every 1oor. and no structure in all fire state VII ezo ! i il an> respect. may be sH#ised. il will be con ~'tuctel of sael and stane. mal.in@ dr proof II a perf ofl sgD. iantial Ii is estimated that tha cst win amount c something m9Ea tHa
 100000.
 VT. f.iee7 7eelieea +o dfH-uss fho Ti.@ h d1fail -tia tHa the fa
 tis if#i no ben fajf 5=Feed efo6: Inf T sel#f6H tifa tHe 58:ldi04 would '.a rracted
 "lats aths fall wa eaa besia to f2- ts's Haoa il viti som deerca of cor f5at- to dofa.4. sai1 Nf. Ilic95e: .t'ae aevI caalz no make any posi- ' statements aboHt them"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
TOOK MUCILAGE
 INSTEAD OF POISON
Mistake of Would Be Suicide EffectuaIly Seals Ifs Jaws Until Forgivins
 Wife Fries Them Open.

After wordy quarrel with his wife Richard Jones. a farmer at Hog Run. w. Va, concluded to end his life and. going into cupboard where some poi son was kept, seized bottle and took a generous drink of the contents be- fore it's consistency caused him to open his eyes and look at the bottle
 He saw the label and hurled the bot tie from him. It was good old fash toned gum arabic mucilage which filed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20

Pine Bluffs first @s!zy.scnaper ae- car5iirg to plans noH en fileia the pr Yate offices of General Msi3.s=e Ii. Hicks. will l.. e.ecaaI bH= ths Anza9., SIS and Texas faa and Co2l c.~4naaE. | vii tower ta Jz dizzv height ot afe .aeie-. ba.lt ovss@a hasea.eaat -aat wfl li-o tanse above f5.e a4ee, 1ey.1. an VII ea## fcas. r4 loa4saa vi Ia4 m tHta cor par of N in and Sc n' oa 1se si saw nc,u4i I bv Faa saloon. Cons,rfeiaa wiH bssia a5 eeou as NJ senv1I.1=s l9ss 1-rae3tv expires which VI az aa G!st cf next yeaf.=
 The Glandic received .in aa m ,.,lsa5 &a 53d on S4t1r s5sa zaasi4t
 .ioks at his 4ye5e efIez F n Y aroaorata1 tf.7 aazs
 70 would be eH 4al A
 LATE 5EaH}-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
lathef Troarces and Tfusses h. coeriGibls Son and Wheels
 nin b Police Station.
NIAr WILL DE GANG TnllKr'
.,llpeey Tssy's" i.l.e o4 Elesaat Leisms aols tgaaaiulossly aal ne 1e Me0F1- hg eq Rsn1ejrs laleqd fef
 nls Lest plgnlE

AsAsaAe yasuolo, known as Sleepy Tsaa," . foa,Fteen-yeaF-Oh New Yo<k bs1. wAo has given hts mother no end q truuble for several years. was the recapaent of one of the most proper touncin0s recorded tn the annals of h uaaghbofhOod of hts homo, 8s0 EAs< 0na Hundred and Fourth street.
 And after tho trounclng came dls- sPacs. Poor Tony wouldn't have mind-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
lNcPEAsEe ACREAGE

Latoaw &taysH csmHaaT f H-w Yor'5 lsEa issued ] statement of tho cotton aorza Gf 15 present
 ar. as ompared with la vedr 5fite nanras for this year are placed at eT95C.000 acres, while those for last year were 2Gaa8G.aa9. aa increase in the acreage of 3.54 per cent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
.4orse aIqetrocutes Himself

An Alton Gll) horse committed sui- eide in his stable by chewing up an in- candescent light bulb The shock and burns from the coil of glowing live wire, the swallowing of broken glass and the fall to the stable floor which followed the shock injured the animal fatally, and it died few minutes aft CT the owner, Charles Luft, found 1t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20

iii. ENVELOPE DltiS. <. lis IL .aeeas1 a6 lI.s ,lr3yt. T}n a1 !as4=et.a.e ta his throat au} ucai3t sli oetft5. hun.
 Mrs Ja;s.ss laarA taa e9ametign ant ran into fh4 room .iG4es tr.el to be rate her. oa} as touaga went 10 the roof of Lis meaa1 aad cleaEed there. He shut hs teeth Hith T gic.o1s snap and found his laUs stnek fsst. Mrs. Jones WAS ueIEiI. canIIised Htlii lausil- ter. When sine coGid control herself she went abont to un4tlck her husband
 Jones anger changed 10 gratitude as his wife worked over him. She loosen cd up his jaws and got his tongue un- llmbercd so that be could utter some what sticky thanks .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
TO ADVERTISE BOSTON.

Ffzs eald. Of Boston an .1-nc- that that city NH establish lubiteity haaaaH. and has called meeting Of merchants 10 discuss al- rertising methods, cost, etc. An ap- --es4eiat:en Of Lot less than S50.0QG .ii. be raised, it is said.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20

show the reporter the plans. which had been prepared b a Little Rock 1la1 of architects.
 T4ess plans call for the uac- 10. or aa a.-sto1. office bsi.din2
 psse owned by tbe AF5an- ud r Ms Coaso1idatad lee and Caal company at rhe corner of Main -riga, ali 5ac sd aF Hte aFe
 1ailliaz. azeapiez 1s. s.aalei
 wllE Ga fala down ta aaiae the n-w sttHetar- soon r. SauTard's lease o&pte Tine ri ling vii be b6il5 ia ta4e shape oa n '. W!5. a.tEli v fea tF5ht7ee aa aa stfe and 1l4 eet On Second vs.He. th- l. eE ausng from the east
 ce13 north f -feef f
 Bla#aIt1s Tie iraet e-# cyt na fhet=fee eef=ohove
 @r=5 v=tA e#=b# q stoa
 11e ua fa fha eHfFasca to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
tuzeas Li-.t and Trsee.t 277t
 laaururates Ns99= =F1is19.

~.a Citizens Lfqht and 'I'1.easi. a=. - has issued ta4 sa.lo4
 mt which is sa1f=expl3nafefFz.
 Ua are receiving a er7az= i.fsA. 1a- o,ss+s f5l. late car ssryicas and il rg.Isr 10 accom0date oNr patrons aa5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
svrtes,ea ..issi cd eal.sreza.

The s2ea tt422a wives H 6.a ia ha=s=t. H., hv tha q-., a5os% far infdellty Ua M. Fl t is
 Mosby traded h= ui..a t7''s
 one years, wijh oaa ct.l9. ta T1s1 T.
 5ackman of st. Louis for Jaek5aaa $ wife and i've children. and since that time they have been llTias together aS ! common law husbands and eo@aed law wives. Both women asseAte9 l1
 the change, it is asserted, and con tracts for separation and common law marriages were drawn up and signea oF the contracting parties.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
he expenses ot C

tsa cIs late hour aa will
 ftlre m45a a charge of 1Qc te w i've on ar1laf n.@at, and u. oo 4lI other T 1tfs.
 j- wf7 enable us 10 aecoModate =aIgi,tr crowds than heretofore as the 1ased fare wiH help b defray the evua expenses. s.I.#,F1t-%.s= LIGHT 4NB TRANSIT COMPANY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20

WHEELED HIM TO THE POLICE STATION. ed the spanking which his mother gave him if she had not added insult to in jury. But now he hangs his head in shame when he thinks of what de gang" will say when he "gets out" for Tony Is a prisoner in the Randall 1s- land reform school.
 The disgrace-the tnsult-which ran- kies in small Tony's bosom is that his mother after thrashing him soundly tied him hand and foot, sewed him up In a coal sack, bundled him on to pushcart and wheeled him to the East One Hundred and Fourth street police station.
 And. worse and worse, she left his head uncovered. so that as the neigh bors crowded about to see what Mrs. Varuolo's queer bundle was they look ed into his dropping eyes and laughed long, loud and derisive laughter.
 Sleepy Tony" has been laading the life of a gentleman of ele-;tnt leisure for the last two years. His hard work, ing mother has had hard time of it with him, and she finally decided to apply q drastic corrective After pa tiently hearing the many irregularities of he. son she decided that he would either have to @o to school or to work, so she laid hor plans accordingly.
 On a recent night Tony came home late and Do8c..als ss.g demanded sup per.
 All ri4h'" sa5 1l.4 iaattzer, and she began to Lay tie L, ..e As i.e9 son par took Of his rap1&t h.9 i.4as32ar. catchin% him unaWales. boaa. llf4 hld and foot and left Arn ttssti lfs3sHia-.. AHzsef the daNu ] ! l. Sse saaro8f'lIf approached and ad5U H@ .er soa in the prop4r afti,9G }.5 him Hafii her arms gch@d
 Il H.ae 0-e.r+t. fa fl journey to the police stetfatl T.=s taaae. ana Tony was h13Azas 44# sfs Comrades.
 "NeI. said tae ~4szes.s. t. e. set ton after he had viewed tl.e eazeF bundle in Mrs Xaetola's caet | ti:i.i. that hey La= 3 o,Ae1 tl5ae ls worthy of a ==4~-. .-s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20

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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-10
SPEAKS TONIGHT
Hon. r. L, 6erner Will Address Voter;
of the County in interest of
Hon. Hoke Smith.

The voters of Brunswick and Glynn
county will this evening have the
pleasure of hearing one of the finest
orators in Georgia deliver an address.
Hon. Robt l.. Bernar, of Atlanta,
on invitation of the Brunswick Hoke
Smith club, will address the peopl .
at the city hall at s O'Clock on the
Issues involved in the present guber-
natorial campaign. Mr.. Berner, OF
course, will speak in the interest OF
Hon. Hoke Smiths candidacy for gov.
governor as he favors the election OF
that candidate, II Is expected that
one OF the largest crowds that has
ever attended q political meeting In
this city will be present to hear this
able Georgia discuss the present CUB.
ernatorial fight. Mr. Berner is well
known in all sections of the state
and has many friends in Brunswick
who will be glad of the opportunity
to hear him tonight
The Atlantic band will be ont ana
will furnish music during the eve
ming. Il is expected that Mr. Berner
will arrive in the city this morning
and viii be entertained during the
day by local members of the Hoke
Smith club.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-10
OF
THE SEASON
Thermometer Registered 90 peqres in
Brunswick Yesterday, Which Was
the Hottest Day of the Season in
This Section.

with the mercury of the thermom
''er flirting with the nineties all day
hnaIly gong a fraction above the 9S
mark about 2 O'Clock in the afternoon.
brunswick yesterday experienced the
hottest day of the season.
Old Sol burned down rclentJessJy
una caused the sweltering humanity
lio rush to the electric fan. which
was about the only place that relief
could be found. There was MOI
enough breeze during the day hardly
to blow a feather from the top of a
vessels mast and even after dark
only a slight breeze prevailed. and
Il was generally searched for by the
people OF the city. 1t was out of the
question for many business men to re-
main in ther places of BUSINESS. hut
even after they left they had trou
bic in finding q cool spot
Yesterday was, according 90 the
thermomcter the hottest day wo
have had since July |, except the pre-.
vious day. On the FIRST of last month
the thermometer registered 94. but
that record has been badly broken dur
Ing the past week.
1t to be hoped that the mercury
will scontinue flirting with such
high N..larls today,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-10
AFTERLYNCHERS
North Carolina Judge Is Making Eff
fort to Prosecute Members
Of the Mob

Charlotte NJ C.. Aug 9.,-judge
Rowan called Salisbury court TO
order at the usual hour This morning
Barring the keeping OF his engage
ment with II at this hour. it was an
unnecessary session The grand jury
had not made a preSentment in the
case against dohn Han whom 1t IS
known was one OF the men leading the
mob to It's death dealing work n
torture and mutilation Another ar
rest has been made, and evidence
against a man by the name OF Cress
Is being worked up.
Solicitor Hammer is being urged to
proceed with his work against Hall.
The people wish to see an example
made of him, and the trial concIu
ded while the military is here TO pro
tect him and the town.
Judge Long was stlll harder on the
mob this morning. He s2id that any
man who aided and abetted in the
lynching was guilty Of murder in the
first degree and that the law Of tht
land IS stronger than local mob
The three companies o. militia are
still on duty about the jail and Sal
isbury is practically under miitar!
rule.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-10
IN CITY COURT
After Yesterdays Session judge Gale
Announced a Recess-The
Gases Disposed Of

After yesterdays session of the
city court, Judge Gale announced \
recess until August 20. when several
remaining criminal cases will probably
be taken up and finally cleared from
the docket.
The session of the court this week
has been an unusually Lusy one and
"a large number of cases were dispos-
ed of during the four days that the
court was in session. 1t seems that
all the cases tried were easy for the
juries to decide and only in one in
stance during the four days was the
jury out for more than an hour.
Yesterday the court continued work
on the criminal docket, disposing of
the following cases during the day:
State vs.. Gibbie Miller. misdemea-
nor, verdict of not guilty
State VS.. Ed Thomas, assault and
battery; verdict not guilty.
State VS.. Robert Curtis and Harry
Bush, larcency from the house: SEN
tence. IL months on the gang fo~
each.
State VS.. J. R. Griffin. assault ana
battery, verdict of guilty; sentence
of four months or $25 and cost.
]. Nj Burnett VS.. B. II. Daniels, ct.
al, attachment. Judgement for plain
tiff
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-10
A PASTORAL TO MEMBERS OF
FIRST METHODIST CHURCtI

1t is generally conceded that our
congregation during this eyar has
been uniformly larger than they have
been in the past decade. The sum
mer attendance has been beyond the
expectation of many At no service,
however, has the attendance beel
what it ought to have been. God
looks for and the pastor expects the
presence OF every member at divine
worship who is not proyidentialIy hin
dered. Unless for good cause it is
manifestly wrong to neglect atten.
dance upon public worship. Such ne
|glect is the cause of spiritual degener
alton, and is a bad example to set,
especially in Brunswick where non
church goers are in the majority 1t
is directly opposed to the teaching of
God sword-our rule Of faith anl
practice and is contrary to one of the
vows assumed when admitted into
church fellowship. Last Sunday the
pastor missed many members of his
flock. His solicitude for them prompts
this PASTORAL. True some were not
in the city and few were indisposl
What a delightful privilege, what a
healthful recreation. what sweet
rest to be a worshiper IN the cpngre-
cation! Every church has its faith
fuls" those upon whom the pastor can
invariably rely.
These apparently constitute the ma
joritY.
How to get the majority intereste,
| is the problem. A good many pastor,
have felt as the Rev. Henry Ware
Beecher when about to ride hire
hore he had engaged from livery
stable. He regarded the horse ad
miringly and remarked: That is Z
fine looking animal, is he as good a:
he looks?" The owne- replied: MI
Beecher that horse will work in ans
place you put him and do all th&'
any horse can do" Mr.. Beecher stj'
eyed the horse admiringly and the.
humorously remarked 81 wish he was
a member of my church. We thanl
God for the staunch loyal members 0
our fellowship who by their faithful
attendance upon the stated service.
Iencourage the pastor. contribute n
wards the strength and unity Of ou
church and are blessed In their owl
souls. We earnestly and afectionall!
exhort those with whom abstensio
from the divine worship has becom
a custom to discipline themselves an,
revert the injurious habit. Not for
saking the assembling of ourselves tc
, gether as the custom of some is, etc.
Heb. 10: 25.
! r, Kerr.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-10
S. A. L. FREIGHT IS
WRECKED NEAR CITY
CARS JUMPED TRACK
JERRE coNoLEY PASSES AWAY
Found Dead in Bed Early Yesterday
Morning.

Jerry Conoley. age IS, for many
years Il resident of Brunswick, was
found dead IN bed yesterday morning
at his residence, 507 Cochran avenue.
Mr.. Conoley had been in bad health
for some time, and while he was
not considered seriously i'll Wednes-
day night when he retired. it was
known that he was quite sick. but liz.
tie was it thought that he would pass
away before morning.
The deceased was a member or
Ocean lodge of Masons, a Confederata
veteran and his funeral yesterday at
ternoon was attended by both of these
organizations. Mr.. Conoley leaves a
wife ana large number of friends
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-10
A THROUGH Sleeper.

In connection with the Southern
railways annual mountain excursion
they have arranged through Pull
man sleeping car from Brunswick to
Asheville. leaving here by train No.
1@ at $50 p. m. on August Is. For
infoA alton write or apply to E. H.
Houseman, general agent
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-10
BRIDE AND GROOM ARE
KILLED BY TROLLEY CAR

st. Joseph, Mich. Aug. 9.--While dri
wing from st Joseph to Benton Har-
Dor on one of the first rides since
their marriage two weeks ago, Hiram
b. Helmick and his pretty young bride
were killed beneath the wheels of an
electric car The motorman threw
the reverse but it was too late. Tho
couple were well known residents of
the rural districts near Pincham.