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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
Millions Spent to
 Make Clean Beer
Cleanest Manufacturing Process Is
 That of An American Brewery.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21

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 "A Astrupp. We live in an age lHI when society expects, even cN-
 acts, much He dined, not
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
CHAPTER NNIIl.

IND I.odcr dined with Lillian IH Astrupp. We live in an age A whe" society expects, ,..'' even 'rat r8z
 acts, much. He dined, not through bravado and not through COW ardice, but because it seemed the oh- yious, the only thine to do. To him a scene of any description was distaste- full. To Lillian il WAS unknown In her world people loved or hated, were Spiteful or foolish. were even quiXotlc or dishonorablr. but they seldom made scenes. Loder tacitly saw and tacltly accepted this.
 Possibly they ate extremely little during the course of the dinner and talked extraordinarily much on sub jects that interested neither, but the main point at least was gained. They dined. The conVcntionaliticS were ap- peased. The silent watchful servants who waited on them were given no food for comment The fact that lo- der left immediately after dinner, the fact that hr paused on the doorstep after the l.all door had closed behind
 
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e. Gbe -O 'h,iIA.SSl)UERIADE.'o. .' 2 ]. By EafA..s..4e Ceci. T'uFSton, Au.,19, ol .-:.s Girc:.." Etc
 
C,uons:s of Preceding Chapters.
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&SS$Sss>SSSSSSE5SS1IS
 Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.
 GhaDter Tn an inlpenetrable .ondon fog John Chiicote, g proa;t- pent and rapidly rising member Of the opposition in parliament, urt&- peetedly encounters John Lodee. I FOOT writer, who is his exact dou- bIe. At the moment the ageress.nn- of Russia in Persia is the all-aa- crossing topic. II-EUssia is 4a- ported to be supporting tlIo r76cls in their fight aeamst tic aati.ori- i-s of the shah Of Persia, thus distinct " menacing En2Iand's influence iu the east. lII-Chilcoe7, who is q slave to morphia, hears ef q noFs E in which two mon exchanged iden- tities. " and V Chilcafe visits Loder in the lattcr's humble quar- rers and proposes that Loder shall I,npersonate him when Ghileote is overcome by the craving fer nor nhia and wishes to get out of the world for tho time being. VI Tod ar accepts. EII-Lodor is compeH- cd to wear rings on one of his fif4- gers in order to conceal a scar made in Italy by apet dog belonging to an Englfshwoman whom he had mel here and had become yary friendly with VIII Leder, repre- senting Chilcote, goes to the lat ter's home. Chileote's wife does not detect the deception. I4oder is greatly impressed by Mrs. Chilcote's beauty aud manner. IN=Loder lunches with Fraide, the great lead CT of the opposition in parliament. He seems to win the astute states man completely. Fraide, by tie way, is the godfather of Mrs. Chil- cote. N-Loder has tea with Mrz, Chilcote He receives a telegram from Ghilcote summoning him to return so that they may assume their proper stations in life. NJ and NlI-Chilcotc's craving soon overcomes him, and once more Ioder becomes Chilcote. XIII and XIV-Loder attends a swell re- ception. KY and NVI=At the reeep- ton Lady Astrupp is presiding at the fortune telling booth. Lode" visits it, and she requires him 10 re- move his rings. She is startled =up- on seeing tho scar on his hand. XVII, XVIII and NIN=Loder and Mrs Chilcote have an interview of q very delicate nature. A Sfcat political crisis is reached in parla ment. and Loder makes q strong speech. NN-Acain Loder goes bae1, to his old life ChiIcota &o9s driyia@ with Lady .AstraBD aa2 make an appointment 10 dine Nift her few moments later Sha see24s suspicious NNl Lodpr, again g. Chilcote. asks Mrs. CHi'eota % a;e' him in his political career, NNIi ---Loder keeps the apnol1@eat made some days before ly FHIl e,+z.# 10 dine with Lady Asfrl9p LadN Astl.upp accuses Loder .d 0eia- tH' man who was bitten oG tlia liner in Italy by hor pet do@ 'ie will neither deny nor admit tie "c'.s 'a- tion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
GOOD LUCK HORSE
 SH0ElNG SHOP
r. r. Locardi, Prop,

Correction o' fadlsy gait3 and sci- eutjGc t.e aant Of diseased feet. TFof rared for and delivered; SI0onS races and fancy drivers; Hth.Ioy horses Aoeiae q speciality. 212 East EarF2ane. New Phone 33-
 Pine pluT, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
THE DAILY GRAPHIC BLUFF

chilled at tic ji.e;.git If 6'6ilcote'~ pos sihl" behavior He knew that fn tIc comparatively short interval since par
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
Gro Be Coutinupd9
tHRESTED FOR SELLING MORTGtGED HEOrEHE}.

John Easlex Was a:Fe-satt I=H by Deputy GonstaHlE G8zaH f9r =gEA= ing mof1saged co5#oa. fIt5 jEiai W55 sci for o'clock Friday afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21

If you like saarantee. Brooks Remedies have t. No fake All deal CTS refund.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11
sMIrh.PLEAsAMrs.

Okolona girls are of the high and
home charming type Of beauty. They
are the kind that please, that charm,
that happily, that bless with their
presence every member of their house,
hold. For nearly century this Sec
ton has been signally honored with
beautiful women, and their goodness
and heart holiness has been the main
stay Of the state. In the marriage last
Wednesday evening Of Miss Julia
Olive Smith to Mr.. J. J. Peasants
Okolona gave away another Of her
oha1ming daughters she had 90 proudly
raised. Miss Julia met Mr.. Peasants
in Clarksdale some time ago, she hav-
ing taught school there the past year,
and they fell in love ct once. The
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Houseman
was beautifully decorated and Rev,
w. w. Woodland performed the cere.
mony that united the two happy lives
Little Francis Abbott and AdIal Lyle
were ribbon bearers. Before the cere.
mony Mrs. Malta Board sang "Be.
cause" accompanied BY Miss Hilary
Ward, who at the finale Immediately
commenced that beautiful old Mendel.
shCn's Wedding March. Miss Smith Il
q true daughter Of the old and new
South. comes from one Of the bes,
families and all her life made friends
wherever her footStepS led. Mr.
Peasants IL one Of the most desefvedly
popular and largest merchants IN thu
Delta, q true Southern gentleman, and
. st mate for the brilliant, cultured
beautiful young lady be married.. May
their pathway always 10 a. happy end
prosperous as Il . today. They left pn
the O'Clock train for Niagra Falls and
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

They have o machine at q Western
Agricultural college which milks the
COWS. Think of that! A mechanical
device which does the meanest, hard
est and dirtiest piece Of work known
to the farm. Il is an engine from
which radiate lot Of rubber tentacles
capped by suckers, four Of which are
assigned and attached to each COW.
As many COWS can be "pailed" at one
time as there are suckers" depend
ing upon the power Of the engine. In
few minutes the cow is 30 dry she
cannot spit or moisten her cud. So dry
her hide must be moiatened from the
outside to hold bran. So dry her tail
would burn like flambeau. No man,
no maid, no stool, no swear; the fly
and the flea and the gDat and the mos
quito can bite and sting themselves for
the want OF something better. The
old cows tail can wave and swish and
whistle in the air, doing damage to no
one morally or physically. The on .
CINE will just puff away. What Q sur
prise this new order Of things would be
to the old-time boosy who has done SO
much harm TO morals while Contribut-
ing so much to the physical welfare of
the generations, past, present and
future. ., t9t
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

OhiCkasaw County Medical asSoCia
ton held a very interesting meeting in
Houston on July Srd. With the largest
attendance since it's organization many
snbjects OF interest to the profession
were discussed. Resolutions was unani-
mouSly adapted requesting the STATE
medical association to Ak . uniform
Zee for making Old Line Insurance Elk
aminatIons. Meeting adjourned e
meet again early in October. An Of
fort will be made to make this meet
ing one OF unusual interest.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

Every old maid knows exactly
how to rear children. Every old
bachelor knows al about the trou-
bles on the turbulent matrimonial
sea. Every subscriber knows ex-
actly how to run a newspapers.
Every farmer knows how q mer-
chant should sell goods, and
every merchant can see where the
farmers could make more money
on the farm, bat after ali there are
rough places in the read that you
will never discover until you get
hold Of the lines and try to drive.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

Some men are 90 concelted that
they think they are paying q high
compliment to women 20 Offer them
the remnante Of their existence after
they have grown tired Of sowing their
The prophetic valedictOrlans will
soon be up against the stern realities
Of life, which. We trust, viii bring few
disappOintments.
The average wonRn'a desire 20 hold
public ONlCo ID based on the feeling
that ib's . downright pity TO let all
those perqnisitos get away.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

Here is strange but true thing:
The government when buying horses
for the army will seldom take q mare
but prefer geldings for the reason that
from some instinct or other q mare
almost invariably rears up and falls
upon her rider when struck with a
bullet. Geldings, on the other hand
plunge forward, thus giving the rider
Q better chance to escape.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

The national convention of doctors
at Boston have decided that there are
eight different kinds Of headache, but
if the learned gentlemen will come
down here and sample some of our
tiger juice they will be able to revise
their list materially.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

The fellow who was born wiCh ell
yer spoon In his mouth can easily dish
up lot Of so-called friends.
A man IL often ct his highest value
when he puts :ow estimate On him.
self.
Some wOmen's faces are their for.
tunes, others the loss Of their husbands
fortunes.
Perhaps it % 90 long between beats
OF Philadelphia mans heart that the
doctors who removed that organ from
one Oitizon and sewed Il up did not
have 70 hurry about putting Ithaok.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

"Labor Omnia Vincit," the motto on
the seal of the new state of Oklahoma,
means "knock and it shall be opened
unto you" Surely we haven't added
. whole state Of knockers.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

Some folks deplOre the fact that
sstiade IL leaving the town." This
IL not the fact, however. Trade IL
never very brisk Just at this time
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

To be successfully, in life it takes
work. You don't necessarily have to
do it yourself but see that some others
are always doing it fol- you.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

The trusts are selling goods cheaper
in foreign countries than they are at
home, but instead of reducing prices
here they'll increase the foreign price,
IL we kick too hard.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

points in the East now SO inviting, to
enjoy couple weeks outing. after
which they will be at home to their
friends in Clarksdale. They were the
recipients Of many fine and costly
presents.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

Of the year, and it is now doing
about the usual June stunt. But
what are you doing to keep the
towns trade upf It is easy
enough to kick and criticise, but
are you doing anything for the
town except to belch out hot ART
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

Nowadays If man is employed by a
railroad don't ask him what his salary
is, but what he makes in year out OF
the job.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-11

What's the use Of arguing over q
foregone conclusion. The original
Bryan man is the duck himself.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-06
From Old Mexico

San Juan day and most of the
Iaborers have gone to town to join
in the fiesta. They certainly enjoy
life, because they generally all
come home drunk that don't get
into row and become disabled
through the use of knives or clubs,
We find these poor, ignorant ma
tives existing from day to day
principally by days labor, and
every dollar secured more than
enough to keep them in existence
is spent in having a good time,
hence they are always broke and
needing a Job, and at the same
time living in one of the most
fertile spots on the face Of the
globe, where all kinds Of vegeta.
ton adapted TO this climate grows
spontaneous. All kinds of fruit
and vegetables that grow in south
crn Arizona flourish here. Bananas
ard many other tropical fruits
also grow here, From October
until June is the season for
gardens. As fine cabbage as can
be produced In any country can be
found here during the spring
months.
There are several large canals
covering thousands of acres of fer
tile lands and no one to till or
utilize ii because the natives have
no desire to lay up for tomorrow
what they don't need today. |
say no one because the owners are
not able to clear the land to any
great extent, but if was cut up
into small bodies each could in
time be cleared and made use Of.
The land IS principally silt from
the river covered with very large
mesquite trees and underbrush
with enough weeus TO render it
almost impossible to get through
on horseback. This immense
higkut abounds With thousands cF
Graham guardian., 1906-07-06
Mr. Bryan Worth 100000

The material possessions Of Will
liam J Bryan ten years ago, accord
ing to the assessment roll, were less
than $4,000 Today his wealth is
upwards of $40, 900, or fifteen fold
that of 1896, when he was first a
candidate for the presidency. Mr..
Bryan has other wealth than that
is not taxable and of which the as
SCISSORS know nothing The sale
OF his books netted SUN in ex.
cess of S50,000. Some Of his close
friends estimate the amount at
100000. This money was devot-
ed to the purchase of United
States bonds. Mrs. Bryan has
charge of the bonds.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-06

wild cattle, deer, rabbits and quail
besides a few YaquIs.
On the 10th, J. W. SIinkard, a
well known gra ding contractor,
was shot while en- route from a
clearing camp. He was returning
from Buenavista with two soldiers
as escort, one in the rig with him
and the other ahead. They were
accosted by two men who came
from the thicket in uniform as
soldiers and while they were talk
ing eight more rushed out and
shot Mr.. Slinkard and one soldier,
who fell out. The team ran
short distance into the camp of the
Orr brothers, who returned to the
spot at once and removed Mr..
SIinkards body to camp and next
day it was shipped to Empalme,
where 1t was inferred. He leaves
in these parts a wife, two sons and
II daughter. HIS grading outfit
will be shipped TO the states as
soon as his contract is finished. III
was Mrs. Slinkard's wish TO have
tho body ombalmed aud shipped
to the states, but the emtalming
would have cost 1880 to say
nothing about the shipping,
The Americans working on the
railroad here are gradually drift
ing out us the hot weather comes
on to seek cooler climates. While
it has not been very hot as yet,
owing to the cool refreshing breeze
which comes every day about ten
o'clock and last the balance of the
day.
The work is progressing as fast
as could be expected with the few
grading camps The rails are
now at X l02, near the town of
Cncor.
The GUARDIAN is always a wei.
come visitor
JoRGI.
Rio Yaqai, June 24 1896
Graham guardian., 1906-07-06

well--until Friday, the 22nd day
of March, when You will be taken
from your place Of confinement 10
some safe and convenient spot
within the county (tbat is in your
discretion, Mr. Sheriff; you are
only confined to the limits of the
county,, and that you there be
hanged by the neck until you be
dead, and-the court was about to
add, Jose Maria Martin, may God
have mercy on your soul. but the
court will not assume the responsi.
bility of asking an all wise Provi-
dence to do that which jury of
your people have refused 10 do.
The Lord couldn't have mercy ou
your soul. However, if you have
any religious belief, or are con.
neeted with any religious orgaui.
zatIon, it might be well enough
for you to send for your priest or
your minister and get from him
well, such consolation as you can;
but the court advises you to place
no reliance upon anything of that
kind. Mr. Sheriff, remove the
prisoner" ."-Pittsburg Leader
Graham guardian., 1906-07-06
Closing Out Sale
Layton, Alfred & CO.
Everything Must Be Sold at Some Price

Did it ever occur to you that in looking at the feet
of the best dressed people in your town that they
wearing Three Leaf Clover Brand Shoes?" Why, yes
they buy them of $500 and $500 shoes selling from
$2.25 to $500.
We do not handle the "Too-cheap-to-be-ft-to-
wear shoe, but the shoe that looks we'll and wears well
on eVeryones foot; Mems and boys suits, shirts and
neckwear cannot be equaIed for quality anywhere
prices.
We are also giving you the best Overals on the
local market at 7oC per pair.
We have a complete line OF ladies' and misses Mus
lin Underwear every description Ghey must be sold
at once so call and buy them prices to suit purse
Everything at cost.
We can sell everything in th4 Hosiery line from in
fants to mems and ladies fine L2ce Hose.
Yama Suitings latest and bel, only 2215c per yard
GinghamS, all coors and prints from &c TO nc per yard
New Ribbon and Laces Silk Dress Patterns and Silk
Gloves worth 6c per pair selling at 45c India Linen and
White Lawn all qualities, prices ranging from Sc to }oc
per yard
Our goods are going, but We still have lots Of good
bargains the best quality of goods in the valley.
]. Il. WeIkGr, Assignee.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-06
NOTICE TO BISHOPS

1t will soon be time for the
quarterly reports. Please see that
tithing matters are promptly at
tended to, so that the reports may
all be in by July 9Th at the latest.
Priesthood meeting will be held
as usual, June 30th.
The stake presidency recon-
mends that every family in St.
Joseph stake obtain a family genoa
logical record, and that perfect
record of each member be kept.
Members of S. S. N. B. please
take notice: s. S. ward conference
as follows for July; Hubbard, July
Stb; Bryce, July 18th. All S. S.
officers and teachers are requested
to be at toe union meeting Satur-
day, June Both at 10 a. m.
Il. G. PHILLIPS,
lst asst. S. S. Supt.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-06
All the World

knows that Ballard's Snow Liui.
ment has no superior for rheuma,
tism, stiff joints, cuts, sprains, lum,
bago and all pains. Buy it, try it
and you will always use it. Any
body who has used Billiards. Snow
Imminent is living proof Of what
it does. All we ask OF you is to
get trial bottle. Price 25c, SOC
and Sl.00.
Sold by Stafford Drug Company,
Stafford; Thatcher Drug Company,
Thatcher, Frank A. Cluff, Pima.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-06

A young lady of Morenci, who
registers an appearance OF some
doubtful summers, writes the local
editor Of the GUARDIAN as follows:
81 have new sweetheart, aud ud-
mlre him very much. But l am
in Quandary Should | be dis
tant, and let him do the courtingy
] am very anxious to get bin and
would like to adopt the course that
is most promising of results" We
have never been regarded as
authority on Just how to "close
up" matters of this kind, but our
advice is, go in and win.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-06

Try little Kodol for dyspepsia
after your meals. Many stomaehs
are overworked to the point where
they refuse to go further. Kodol
digcsts your food and gives your
stomach the rest it needs, while its
properties get the
stomach back into working order
Kodol relieves fatulence, sour
stomach, palpitation OF the heart
belcbing, etc, Sold by Stafford
Druggists, Thatcher Drug Store.
Thatcher; Frank Ciuff Pima.
Graham guardian., 1906-07-06

Some one has asked the qucs
ton, "What is friend?" Ii il the
fellow who will Inconvenience
himself for you. 1t is the man
who will sit by your bedside when
your frame has been touched by
disease. 1t is the man who will
come TO you when the clouds are
black, when the muttering thunder
of misfortune growls along the
sky. 1t is the man who says,
Don't be discouraged; I'm see
you out" 1t is not the man who
will do you a kindness and only
when he feels he will get back full
pay for services rendered Re
member that all who write their
names in script in your fnenJ bis
lbum are not yopr friends