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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01
sass-<x.ssssI 10 WIN A BRIDE College Man Success fully 'Sn' spires WitII the ] |arghler
 oi a Ranchmd la
FATHER OBJECTED 10 DUDES
Taking an Assumed Name Persistent Suitor Gets Job on Wyo hing Cat tie Farm and Convince "0ld
 Man" He Is All Rii ht.

A marriage recently celeD1bted ID tue Wyoming cattle country'N was tne culmina ton of an uncommbnly inter- esting romance of the plainA The her. oine of the romance was all well edu. cated young western girl the only daughter of a gruff old cat.leman. and the hero a young college man from the east.
 They became acquainted with each other in New Orleans. where both had gone to witness the Mardi Gras festiv- tiles They fell ln love at once, and when they met later on in Washington they became engaged. The g!yrs ia ther was furious. II won't have you marrying any college dude," he said
 Father" the girl answered, "Mr Fielding is a college man, but he Is no dude. Whom do you wish me t marry-a cowboy?'
 That would depend upon the COW boy" he answered.
 "I suppose one who could beat Bf l Tavlor at busting bronchos and ropi and hog tying and cutting cut ste would be acceptable to you, would not!" she asked.
 "Yes, l guess one who could do'' would do," he replied.
 You are sure you would cons my marrying such a man if he o.u a.. come along and ask me to marEA.
 "Oh. yes, I would consent" ~ piled o,.
 "very well. l shall hold you'.,aJ,1.1 promise said the girl, laughi]a
 X few weeks after Miss c Anan , return to her western home
 received letter from her, stts, to +o,,
 If you still love me and yost g n ans me to be your own come O. sa., turn cowboy. l don't me, ,,t .o,, are always to be cowt + r
 must be one for time if And you must be good ,,nou, in this whole cattle cou YOU are big and strong, Der what you told me ooI,eaa did you were In athl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

u, 10 MY FUTURE HUSBAND.
 just as sure as 1 can be that st ..,. become the best cowboy on ", sou ss,. if you just set your heart on
 ,+ ard Barton. whose rancn au'
 .c;rs, will give you situation
 nc met Miss Crissman by ap - lent few days after he alighted .o the stage at the Barton ranch gs .alled himself Robert Canheld'
 managed to meet Miss Crlssman
 ,ently. And he also made shift 10 ,+s me acquainted with her fatnef' .,,dins did everything he could to ,,, pitiate the ranchman, ana hc sue .ded admirably
 Father. you are always singing the .aises of that young cowboy. Gan cid" said Miss Crissnan. "ls ne real v such q superior young man! Nou4u you consent to my marrying him N ne ,hould turr out to be the champlon we talked O not long ago!"
 "It's my Qiuion you might do muoA. worse," answered the father. "At all events he w,u,d be preferable to that young collesa uFstart Canheld IS eu' heated, but les not an educated ass.
 Fielding's skill in conquerlng out laws. roping hog tying and cutting out steers and Dunding up the herd soon became a mbiect of gossip ON the range. Iwc years after he went west he challenge the champion. Bob ray Tor. to testof skill, Fielding won.
 There was, littln supper at the Crlss- man home tfit night at which Fielding was the g&cs of honor, MT. Crissnah had been aelshtci at the young man victory and al hren one ot the nrs' to congratu!se h.n eil t. When Wine was served Mss CrisS:nan arose. raised her glass an, looking straight at her father said:
 ..Eather. hre is to the health and happiness ofoOr su .ri of hanor ana my futule ha9au5. H 'ss'": Fielding
 Two weeks ater V" "al Mrs. Crlss- man issued inltations to the marriage
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01
If you want strong lungs that will

If you want strong lungs that will stand the perils of winter, begin right now with Brooks Cough and Con- sumption Cure.
 They work while you sleep, one night cure, Brooks Laxative Quinine Tablets for grip and cold. Don't de press hearts action.
 Brooks BromOdine for headache and fever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

You feel better from first dose of Brooks Laxative Quinine Tabets for grip and colds. Do not depre;s the hearts action.
 You can set either one you want. with or without quinine in Irool,s, Chill Tonic both tasteless and guar anteed.
 Brooks Little I.iver-Root pillsmove you. {
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

Col. Henri Watterson saha1 Bryan is riding Chaos and g II with a firm rein. At all ev BfN- an has succeeded in creat haoS in the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

Mr. Bryan says theoads have corrupted the people rec passes Wolthoso who are corrupted arc satisfied and tfrho are not want 10 be So the are!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

The sugsestion to nor Hoke Smith of Georgia for pre- is not a bad one. If he could le entire Smith vote throughout country, his election would be c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

By the way, the casualty list in that cuhap revolution is exceedingly small. The season of the year has arrived for the straw hat to make it's "skid- doc"
 A Missouri farmer is under arrest for swindling a lawyer. Wonders neV- CT cease,
 Secretary Shaw has answered Mir Bryan and Nlr. Bryan has replied tc Secretary Shaw and the world wagS on as before.
 The idea of insuring bank account: is all right. but what most people would like is an assurance of banl account to insure.
 -O--- 4
 'If a cat may look at a king, We shouldn't the dogs bark at Bailey asks the Fort Worth Record. W. aint they barking? wt
 Mr. Bryan says that the rail wt have corrupted the politicians. ev wouldn't the politicians be just r so rupt under government owners '
 Col Henri Watterson sa nat st Bryan is riding Chaos and sS II bt with a firm rein. At all ev 5fN ra an has succeeded in creat haoS i' in the Democratic party
 The sug@GStion to nor ttoNe W Smith of Georgia for pre- is no' h :, bad one If he could q entire Y Smith vote throughout country ~ his election would be c. h ' Mr. Bryan says theoads have corrupted the people rec passes | Wollthoso who are 'corrupted | arc satisfied and tfrho are nor want 10 he. So the are!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

MT. Bryan says that the rail have corrupted the politicians. : wouldn't the politicians be just r. rllpt under government owners
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

The season of the year has arrived for tho straw hat to make it's skid doc"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

By the way, the casualty list in that Cuban revolution is exceedingly small.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

''If a eat may look at a king, shouldn't the dogs bark at Bail asks the Fort Worth Record. \ ain't they barking?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

A Missouri farmer is under arrest for swindlng a lawyer. Wonders neV- CT cease.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

Secretary Shaw has answered Mir. Bryan and Nr. Bryan has replied to Secretary Shaw and the world Wass on as before
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01

The idea of insuring bank account is all right, but what most peopl would like is an assurance of a ban account to insure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-01
EDITORIALETTES. By J. w. A.

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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-16
SAM r. SUMNER
SUCCEEDS WOODS

Sam r. Sumner. the we'll known
young attorney of this city has been
appointed secretary of the Commercial
club t. succeed Rufus Woods Who re-
signed co accept the position of cash.
ier for the Fruit Growers association.
The appointment was MADE last night
at meeting of the trustees and the
new secretary entered upon lis new
duties today. Mr.. Sumner came to
WenaGohee little over a year ago
from Seattle where he had just finished
a law course in the University of
Washington. Duiug his residence
here Mr. Sumner bas made many
friends He is we'll fitted for his new
position and it is generally felt that
the club has been very fortunate to
secure his services.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-16
Fruit Growers to Move Office

The offices OF the Wenatchee Valley
Fruit Growers association will be
moved in q few days from the Ellis
Forde building to the Farmers ware
house, where all the Wenatchee busi.
ness of the association will be tran.
sacted.
A committee consisting of J. B.
Olingsr, A. j. LinviIle, E. T. Balch
and f. y. Rsnn has been nppointedst to
prepare q uniform set of rules direc-
tions and regulations to govern the
packing and grading Of fruit. Mr..
Rem has been appointed ware house
manager and frait shipper at Wenat-
chee. Mr.. Rem has had five year s
experience with some of the leading
Seattle commission firms and is we'll
acquainted with fruit conditions all
over rhe state.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-16
OFFERS PLAN FOR
REBUILDING FRISCO

San Francisco, Junee lev. j..
Bartinett. vice president of the west
ern Pacific railroad d3and mem Der of the
committee sent by the committee of
forty to Washington to appeal to con.
gress for the loan necessary to rebuild
San Francisco, has offered plan for
the expenditure Of the $6, 900, 900 re-
manning in the relief fund. He sug-
gests in letter to ex.Mayor Phelan.
distributing it among the sufferers.
Bsrtnett. who does not favor loan.
ing this entire fund for building pur-
poses, believes that the money should
be used to buy furniture for the ref.
ugees and for the relief of sufferers, as
twas intended t. be by the people
who contributed it. He argues that
the distributing of these funds will
have q stimulating effect on the com-
and result in establishing
many in business, relieving pressure
on savings banks, and helping the gen.
eral mercantile community and, there
by the commercial banks.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-16
TO RAISE INSURANCE
RATES IN WASHINGTON
Insurance Men to Rec CUP Their Los.
ses Resulting from the San Fran
cisco Fire by Raising the
Rates in the West

Oakland, June Is. The eighty in.
surance companies represented on tho
board of five underwriters of the Pa.
cific Coast have taken action to recoup
themselves for the San Francisco loss
es by raising the rates approximately
% per cent in California, Nevada, Or
egon, Idaho, Montana, Utah and Ar.
zona.
Tbe state of Washington is the only
Coast state outside the juri ,diction OF
the board. Several years ago this
state enacted a law known as the anti
compact law to rrohibit insurance
companies uniting in fixing rates or in
any way controlling insurance affairs
President Haven said today This
law does not permit us to fix the rates
of Washington, but we are charging
them just the same"
This is clear evidence that the board
members represented by agents in
Washington. will exact the raised
rates there as iu the other states.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-16
To Prove DoWie Insane

Chicago, June 15.-As a resu 1t of
Dowie's appearance on the stand, Vo-
liva will try to prove him insane.
Dowie was recalled this afternoon. A
noted alien ist has appeared at the trial
each time that Dowie has been on the
stand and noted carefully the proph-
cts actions and words.
Pyrotechnic displays in the mig ht,
accompanied by che sweetest music,
were some OF the manifestations OF
the Divine Being visited upon Dowie
according to his statements. Voliva's
attorneys led Dowie into lengthy
explanation of how he witnessed these
displays, heard the music and once
saved a ship from wreck by PRAYER.
Dowie's attorneys will combat the
attempts of Volivn's attorneys to show
signs of insanity on the part of Dowie
by proof that the alleged visitation of
divine light were used by Dowie to
gather his followers.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-16
MILLIONS IN
GOLD COMING
FROM ALASKA

Skagway, June 16 More than
81, ,000.000 in gold left Skagway on the
City of Seattle this morning for Seat.
tie. More than twice as much more
will leave ON the Dolphin. The Spc.
kane, which sailed from here Tues
day, carries three quar- ters of million
and more is coming up the Yukon
wAter way on each steamer to sail
from the gold country.
The precious dust is being distribut.
ed on the river and ocean runs in
such a way that risk the will not be
too great on any one vessel.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-16
Diamond Merchants victimized

New York, June 16. 6.-Several Maid
en- lane diamond merchants recently
have been the victims Of $500. 900
gem swindle, according to statement
made by an attorney representing one
Of the victims, in the Tombs police
court yesterday.
The announcement was made during
the arraignment of Conrad A. Schiok-
erling, who had been arrested on q
charge OF stealing $4,000. His meth
cd was to obtain lot of diamonds to
complete lorgnette chain ordered by
q prominent banker and then pawn
thu gems.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-16

packing and grading, selling at the
shipping point and By protecting o.
b. buyer, by keeping out OF his ter
ritory with consignments. we nope to
offer such induceme nts to these buy.
ers that we will have plenty of them
here. 1t is the intention If the board
to see to ir that the members of the
association make more money from
their fruit than those do who are out
of it.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-16
FRUIT WILL Be SOLD Z
AT SHIPPING POINT
Fruit Growers Association will Sell
All Fruit r. O. B. Cars at Ship.
ping Point Soon as Sufficient
Quantities can be Obtained

E. T. Balch., secretary nf the We
natchee Valley Fiuit Growers associ.
alton states that it il the intention Of
rne association TO cell all its fruit f. o.
b. cars at the shipping point instead of
consigning it to the commission men
and receiving such prices and II eat
ment as these men may see fit to give.
By selling f. o. b. cars at the shipping
point che sellers have great advan-
tage over consigDing. This was TO be
a part of the policy of the association
at the time it was formed and Mr..
Balch stated that this method of sell.
iug will be adopted JUST az soon as pio 0.
ducts can be obtained in Sufficient
quantities to sell in carload lots. Un-
til carload lots can be obtained it will
be necessary to sell by coDsigning to
the commission men as outside firms
cannot afford to maintain buyers here
unless products can be secured in car
lots. He believes it will be but q
short time until all the proc uces of
the valley will he gold on the track at
the various shipping points of the as.
sociation. In an interview with a
World reporter today Mr.. Balch said :
'.TheIe has been some critioism
offered because we are sending out
some fruit On consignment when it
has been announced as the policy OF
the ASSOCIATION to sell I. o. b. shipping
station. AS it does not pay outside
buyers to maintain solicitors here until
we have products in car lots. They
have not yet come here, SO it seems
plain that we must consign during the
early part OF the season. Everv ship
per knows that consiRning to any
market where the receiver has moth.
ing to do but to sell the goods and re.
NIT the shipper such an amount as be
sees fit. at such time as suits his con-
venience, is fnan cial suicide.
Mr.. Foy has been ask ing the Seat.
tie houses to buy T.. o. b. slipping
station. The plan is radically differ.
ent from selling on track at shipping
station and the Seattle firms do not
like i5 very we'll. 1t is no wonder
they prefer the old plan. 1t is easy
and profitable to them. A very large
majority of the California products
sent to Seattle are bought by ths com.
mission men f. o. b. shipping station,
delivery guaranteed. Why can't they
do as we'll by MS? The California grow.
ers. through their Association, have
brought about this change. They
could not do it as individuals, neither
could we. With a uniform eystem of
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-16

Stop oondoning slip shod work
advertise for another workman.
"Be busy about some rational thing
so chat satan may always find these
occupied. st. Jerome. To read
want ads. is a rational thing to do
and thrifty.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-16
HOUSE VOTES
FOR LOCK CANAL

Washington, June l6.-The House
has adopted the lock type for the Pan
anna Canal by vote of 1l0 to 36.
The Irovsicn was made q part of
the sundry civil appropriation bill and
which appropriated s25,0OO, 900 to
continue work on the canal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26

indicted for highway robbery at the last term of court here, and who escsn- ca rom Jail few days ago, was can Lured Tn Montgomery last night hv peputy Sheriff Sam Belser and hrou1ht nsre oy Sheriff Sam Reeves, who was in tontgomery at the time to see the governor about having reward of nereo TOT the negro. A hundred dollar reward was offered at eleven o'clock a. m. and about seven o'clock the negrn was capteured, just before train No 5S was as 10 pull out for Troy.
 lhe sherfn telephoned the conductor to mold the train until he could -earh me station with the prisoner. The clue used to detect the whereabouts of the negro was letter written by him while m Jall here. He directed 1t to a certain street ssTe ana number in Montgomery and @ @.nis information gave MT. Belser the clue for very clever piece of detect:vS W0Tk Tn locating the negro.
 W n. carter, the man with the big appetite from Houston County was brought to Troy before United States commissioner c. s. Tutwiler yesterday by Deputy Marshal A. J. Collier. who arrested him on warrant charging him with operating an Illicit distillery. MT. while here and couldn't uphold the rep utatlon he made at Dothan some days ago when he ate A bananas, one and haltt pounds of candy, an oyster stew, several dozen fried oyters, a beef steak, a dozen or so of biscuits, g cups of coffee and then went to store and offered to bet that he could eat six cans of cove oysters. Nobody was risky enough to take him up. He was bound over under S20O bond to the next term of the United States Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26

skAdicAtss ri.a. -Iadieatss tat
 River FcrseasE-
 (For next two days)
 The Coosa and Alabama will continue to fall very slowly or remain stationary
 Weather Conditiaua.
 fFor Past 24 hours.s
 Generally fair weather has prevailed oyer the Gulf States and toS the east of the Mis- sissippi River. with the barometer nearly normal over the South Atlantic States and generally low over the remainder of the country. An area of low pressure moving off the New England coast has caused addi- tional rain in Maine. and an area of decfd- edly low pressure moving eastward over the upper Missouri Valley has caused scattered rains from Montana southward to Oklahoma. and light rains over the extreme northwest, the rain turning to snow in Nevada and Wyoming It has induced somewhat high CT temperatures over all the eastern half of the country and will probably cause showers in this section tonight and Thurs day. Fair. cooler weather prevails from Western Texas westward to the Pacific coast, under influence of an area of reia- lively high barometer moving in over Cali fornia. COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 For the 24 hours ending .. m. 75th meridian time
 Montgomery. Ala. April 25. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND pRoDucr.

Chicago. April 26--After advancing sharp off 1ss sssa
 profit takine; The. close was fairly steady
 osts were up e9rn ,sn%.s sS off
 The wheat mafrke. opened tr,fle easier for seeding in the Northwest : The fact that the Liverpool market failed to respond This early. weakness was quickly dispelied. to the a so%n crop sg'frs n Kansas sans and EEenrssska EIsha, by hot winds and dry weather,
 s sf sns distant nd ssess ss sars the July option and caused a sharp rally. An sftiye demand by cash interests for the i local holders and the greater part of the
 ssse aasssed sssss io 1ss s iHS soc
 sss snS siossd at so% assMs. UseG net net sain n | The corn market was quite firm during
 the early psrt of the day but later weak
 Small local receipts and firm cables con
 seutsd ae ess to the & early A firinnsss a The close
 lower at 4sE @4sHc to 4sNc. sold between
 ssMc .al and 4sI and closed @ 2 at h the iow point
 reeeSts were ss net cars o'S with f iesr Oats were firm on covering by shorts and | on buying by cash interests. Probability of | an attempt being made to corner the May option was an influential factor. Local re- | ceipts were light at s6 cars. and accept | ances from the country were reported as I significant July opened unchanged at ! 30%c. sold up to 31kc. and closed at 31c. | May ranged between 32Ac and 32Ec and | closed at 32Hc.
 l Despite a ten cent decline in the price | of live hogs the provisions market was firm | almost all day. slight initial decline was | regained shortly after the opening and | throughout the remainder of the day prices held above yesterdays closing quotations. | Commission houses were the principal buy l CTS. At the close July pork was up 100 | 12n at s15. 95, Lard was 10@12hc higher | at $S. 72is. Ribs were up hc at $S.67k
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. c. Abercromble
 CoYnn8ny 3o Comuerce Street.

By Private Wire to c. c, Abercrombie q
 ccsnpany. g Ccmmetce street. <,
 ossan aef cvsr s and were reflected in somewhat of higher market in the early morning The threat ened strike of English mill operatives being the twelve months scale.
 Spot sales at Liverpool were larger l2,ooo bales at an advance of one point. and fu- tures there closed one to two points uD on
 Manchester's official cable quoted cloths very firm. only higher prices asked check ing business, and yarns were reported AS
 The first instaiment of the new seasons crop reports by states was published by the contrary to expectations were less bsarish than locked for. returns from North Caro- moderate increase in the acreage, and while planting has been we'll advanced in the lat ter State. it is only fairly well under way fertilizers. the increase will be absorbed by crops other than cotton. diversification be-
 American markets only made a feeble re- sponse to these developments, however, New SaSs eosine % sus became T stesier a afser the pared with 1i.es at the close of yesterday. worlds probable consumption of all kinds of cotton for the year. placing 1t at is.Sis, netwithstandine these figures being accept- ed as rather too small
 The approaching notice day, however. in- flueneced great deal of liquidation of long cotton. especially. May contracts. and ias the weather continued favorable. generally showers east of the Mississippi River where moisture is claimed to be needed, July sold off to Il. o5 and finally closed at 11.1a.
 It is estimated that notices to the extent of 25.00o to 1000 bales will be issued on Friday in New York. but 1t is said that the majority, if not all, will be stopped.
 Meanwhile liquidation of the speculative interest in the May option Is in process of liquidation.
 The spot market, strange to say, is much steadier than is the contract market, there being no disposition on the part Of factors rule. spot people. exporters included, ars more bullish than the general run of trad CTS. Spots closed quiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26
New RanIx nt Centre,

ing of the business men of Centre was held yesterday and preliminary steps were taken to the O: ganisation of q bank at this place. with capital stock of S25. .O0O A large amount of the stock was subscribed yesterday, the stockholders being limited co ten shares each, but for which the stock would have been taken at once. It Is desired, however to give as many as possible an opportunit" to take stock in the enterprise. The bank will be open for business as soon as the necessary pre- liminaries tc. its incorporation can be compiled with.