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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-07
SUFFERS HEM0RRHAGE.

PRINCETON, y. J., lime G.-Dr
Woodrow Wilson, president Of Prince
ton University has suffered hemor
rhage Of the left eye and his physician
has advised him to rest. Dr. Wilson will
take part in the commencement cxer.
cises next week, but will make no ad,
dress. DR.. Henry Van Dyke will preach
the baccalaureate sermon Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22

Deputy Circuit Clerk Ed Jones is at his post of duty again after a few days illness.
 -Wanted--Good timers and tin ners' helers, also cornice helpers for outside work Apply to foreman new car shops Cotton Belt railway, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 House for rent-House No. SIS Walnut street, between Third and Fourth avenues, with bath and all r,odern convenicnces. Call on P. M. Brides, 32G Walnut.
 Everything is kept fresh and up to date at my new store, corner Main and Seventeenth. Fresh groceries and meats of all kinds at the cheapest prices. Emmett Simmons.
 -~I I.ost-Lady's gold watch, some where between Twentieth and Four teenth avenues: initials "B. l.. P" engraved in it. Return to Mrs. c. H. Puddephatt and get reward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
pISAPPR0vE OF IT
Some Dissatisfaction Expressed Over Resolution of Judicial Convention.

Considerable dissatisfaction is ex- pressed in some quarters about the resolution adopted at the judicial con yention here Monday afternoon. The resolution in question provides for the selection of circuit judge and prosecuting attorney by popular vote cf all the counties in the circuit here after: but the clause which meets with opposition is that which em- powers the central committeeman from each county to provide the time and manner of holding the primary appoint the judges, canvass the re- turns and declare the result, as well as settle all contests arising froa the election.
 The opinion is expressed that this is conferring too much power upon the central committeeman, and sever al local politicians of note have de clared their prefernce for the Rowell resolution, for which the objection able one was substituted, simply pro ydins for the nomination for popular vote hereafter.
 However, one of the leading polltl- clans of the city who objects to the resolution passed states that he does not anticipate any trouble about the matter with the present central com mjtteemen. who are known as men of strict honesty and fear-dealing. They are w. B. Sorrells, Jefferson county; A.. B. Ely. Lincoln county F. NJ. Rogers, Desha county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
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r. w. Boyce devotes his Ame to reuts

Born, to MT. and Mrs. P. T. Gull pepper, fine boy.
 J. D. Milner company will loan you money on good security.
 -J. D. Miner company buy and sell real estate for cash only.
 Pay your vehicle tax and privi- lege license on or before May 31.
 All annual vehicle tax and privi- lege license expire May 31 1906.
 ---Bedells Pharmacy. exclusive agents for Walkers Liver Tablets.
 Furnished room for rent. Old p..one SIP. or call at SIS West Fifth,
 If you want the cash for your property, call on J. D. Milner com pany.
 Nicely furnished room, bath, elec- trio light !abie board convenient. 5l3 Chestnut street.
 --Wanted-To buy a good, medium sized second hand safe. Address. "W." care Graphic.
 Tor rent--Nicc 5.room house No. 1224 South Beech street. Fine well water, and nearly new. Apply K. M. Knox.
 Eek. the photographer, will keep his Pine Bluff gallery in iirst-class working order until the first of June, when he will close for the summer. --Wanted-Three good rooms, suit able for light housekeeping Refer ences exchanged Apply "P," care Graphic.
 For manicuring. shampooing, hair dressing, hair bleached or dyed or ar tlficial hair, see Miss. Minnie Kin ser. at the Grand Leader.
 Geo Clement. who has been sui fering with rhe,ima,ism for some time left for Hot Sprin@s Tuesday after noon. where he goes for the benefit of the baths
 If you want bargains in real estate call on ]. D. Miner company. Lafayette lodge No 10l, Knights of Pythias. will meet in regular ses- sion at the hall on the corner of Main and Second tonight.
 Excellent boarding by week or month. Building overhauled through out; all newly furnished, commodious grounds, large airy rooms. electric lights and baths. Apply quickly. 509 West Fourth avenue. (Mrs. Smarts ~,sidence.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

I. I. Voorheis of Little Rock is i'll the city.
 Tom C. Fain of Little Rock is in the city.
 Chas. Grafton of Dermott was Monday visitor to Pine Bluff.
 Hon. T.. B. Morton was up from Fordyce Tuesday.
 Nettie c. Freeman to J. M. Barrett, lot 3. in block 20 town of Sherrill. consideration, $50.
 w. H. Langford to w. V. Hut, west half of lot 4. iu block B., James and Simpsons addition to Pine Bluf1; consideration. $l250.
 J. H. McMillan, trustee, to sawyer and Austin company, various lots and parcels of lands situated in Jefferson county: consideration. $1.
 Lincoln Realty company to Emma 1ao,zson lots 39 and 40. block ?, Jean addition to Pine Bluff; consideration, S7o.
 Mrs Fannie King of Redlield lett Tuesday afternoon for San Antonio' Texas. on visit to her daughter Mrs. C. w. Harris.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
BRIEF MENTION.
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Rivcs Taylor of Riycs spent Mon G;y night in the city.
 Ben Brannon spent Monday fishing on Bayou Bartholomew.
 Dr. w. D. Buckner and N. B. Tru- lock have gone to Batesville for an out ing on White river. which time will be spent in fishing.
 Assistant Fire Chief A. C. Briner was called to Fort Madison Iowa, Sunday night on account of the se- rious illness of his mother.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Chapman will leave Tuesday night for Choctaw, Miss. for a visit to Mrs. Chapman's sister, Mrs. Oswald Ward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
NAMES DELEGATES COUNTY JUDGE kERWiN AP- POINTS GOOD ROADS REP.
 RESENTATiVES.
State Good Roads Convention Con- venes in Fort Smith June 13 for
 Three Days Session.

County Judge E. J kerwin has nam ed the following delegates to the Ar kansas Good Roads convention, which meets at Fort Smith June l3 for q three days session:
 J. $. Hawkins, Jas. Gould, C. s. Ba- cen, E. F. Ladd, F. C. Furth, A. Ii. Gresham. l.. V. Bosy, J. $. Barraque, Jno. M. Oracle, T. r. Burks, s. Reed, J. II. Pilkington. w. c. Garrett, w. H. Langford. A. Fl. Powell, s. J. Hunt, W. E. Penny, H. K. Toney, A. E. Jones. Agnus McNeil. Arthur Murray, A. M Barrow. Leo M. An drews, W. J. Shelby, F. H. Hummer E. l.. Gocio. Gee. H. Adams. z. c. Newman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
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Preparing for Exhibition.
 A class is being had every aftef- noon and night in the Y. NJ. c. A. gym. preparatory for the athletic eXhi- bition next Tuesday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
GRAND BALL
Win Be Gwen by Aetna Lodge. Broth
 erhood of Bremen.

Aetna lodge No. 163, Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen, are completing plans for q grand ball at Forest park on the evening of May 24. Refresh ments will be served by the ladies and the grounds will be brilliantly il- lrminated for the occasion. Swings and other attractions vii be furnished free for the amusement of visitors and a royal time is expected Rev holds full orchestra will furnish the music.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
BREWER QUALITIES SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2 SQUAB. BILE SETTLED BY WHITE
 MAN TAKING OATH. Statement Made That Votes Were Not Counted Tuesday as Had
 Been Announced.

The contest for the office of school director in District No. ?, which occa- stoned much interest in this city, was settled Monday afternoon by Cul. Brewer qualifying for the office, ac- cording to statement made by Dep uty County Clerk Nichol, the oath of office being administered to hin, in the office of the county clerk. Cul. Brewer, who is a we'll known white citizen of Jefferson county, was op- posed in the race by a negro named Gulley. aud after the polls had closed Saturday the judges of the election re- fused to announce the result, stating that they ould bring the ballot box to Pine Bluff, and that the votes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22

would be counted at noon Tuesday.
 After this decision had been an, nounced by the judges of election, the ballots were brought here and plac@1; in the vault of the clerk, but Mr. Nicl ol states that the oath of office was administered to Mr. Brewer Monday afternoon, and the votes were not counted Tuesday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
WON GOLD MEDAL
Miss Viola Parks Secured Prize at
 Elocutionary Contest.

Miss Viola Parks won the prize at the elocutionary contest at the First Methodist church Monday evenin" The prize is a gold medal, tendered members of Mrs. Hawkins class for the best rendition.
 In addition to this feature. the Ep- worth League rendered an excellent musical program.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
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SOCIETY NOTES.
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Visited Sulphur Springs.

The following party of Pine Bluff societv people went out to Sulphur Springs Monday evening. and took supper spending; the evening in danc- ing: Misses Lutie Alexander, Grace York. Hazel Peck Maggie Taylor, Nettie and Irma Grace, lola Philpot, Chears Gittle Rock), Nell Gallagher, Ella Howell Clara Stephens, Marga. ret Taylor, Alma Taggart. Mrs. Neal Bell. Messrs. J. w. Small, Dr. Duck worth. Dr. Mayfield. G. l.. Menton. Sterling Barrow. Jesse Taylor. Dan Rutledge, Dick Knox. Haynes Greg ory. Hardy kilgpre. Casee. 0. L. Por- ter, Emmett Wilson, Neal Bell. Dr. Edgar. Hunter Knox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
opEN.A,R CONCERT.

Thursday night, May 24, the Ladies Home Missionary socety will give an open-air concert at First Methodist parsonage.
 Some of the best talent of both Pine Bluff and Little Rock will partic- inate in this program.
 After the concert the ladies will serve refreshments, Eyeryboay kind, ly reunested to join in this evening of pleasure. .,,
 Watch for the program In Thurs 'av's issue of this paper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
Dress Ten Men

In the average readyto-wear clothes -and the chances are they Will all took alike.
 Dress the same men in Hirch Wick wire suits and each will display mark ed individuality.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
HERBERT A. sPRAeuE COMING.

Herbert X. Sprague, dramatic lm- personator. will be the attraction at the Elks theater June [.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-30

Lawyers and Professional men generally, in
the last few years. We show some beauties.
Fine Astrachan cloth outside, with black
Marien lining, American Sable collar. Prices
sles8, s22.5o, $4,000
Fine black Melton outside. Marten lined,
with Nutria collar. sizes SO to ~. Price
$3.50
Same as above, with American Sable collar,
Price s34.oo
Fine Kersey outside. with best Marten lin.
ing This is a very fine fur. nearly approach.
ing Siberian squirrel. Price $4,000
Fine Kersey outside with American Sable
lining and collar OF same. Price
$500, $4,000 and $500
High grade Of above coat, same outside,
but with finer selected skins. Price $3.50
Fine Carr Melton outside, California mink
lined q truly beautiful garment. Price $4,000
LADIES' DRIVING COATS.
Without question this coat fills long-felt
want. A lady owing TO the nature of her
indoor life certainly should have q warmer
coat than man, but until recent years no
real cold-resisting garments have been made
for women. Today, however. woman can
have q driving or automobile coat made OF
the same material from which her husband
is made.
LADIES' BLACK DOG DRIVING COAT.
Made from fine selected skins. collar OF
same. Price s19.75
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-30

KANGAROO.
This makes very strong coat and nice
looking These coats are all blended in col
or so as TO appear jet black, sues, ~ 70 20
so. Price, sls.75, S22.75. s24.75
GALLOWAY COW.
This coat has many friends, being strong
and well made plain with collar OF same in
fair grade Of skins. patent sleeve protectors,
sizes ~ 10 5Og s19.75, S24.75, S27.bO
GALLOWAY COW. Grade O.
This coat is from fine selection OF skins,
is splendidly lined. has Nutria collar, and y
grand GOAT $3.50
GALLOWAY COW. Highest Grade.
This is the finest coat It Is possible TO
make from the best selected skins, finest lin.
ings, windproof sleeves, elegant collar ana
cuffs. Sizes AZ to So. Price, s3a.oo, s39.oo
MEMS PLAIN AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT,
This coat we recommend in the best grades
as being the best popular priced coat on the
market. When We say popular priced We
mean from Sis.'o eof'oo
NO. l AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT.
Plain Brown Coat, quilted lining collar
Of same, sizes 40 to So. Price, $3.50, s22.To
NO. AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT.
Finer selections Of skins than No. /, has
quilted lining, sleeve protectors, and lamb
collar sizes 40 to So. Price, s22.75, s24.7o
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-30
Wholesale and Ten Store Price
80
NO. 8 AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT.

NO. AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT.
This splendid garment was the biggest
seller in Fur Goats we had last year, either
in black or brown. very even fur, iuil quilted
lining, sleeve protectors and Sgtria COZ sola sn
Sizes 40 to SO. s2Eoo' szs'oo
NO. AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT.
Similar to No. 3, only having American
Sable collar. Sizes a. TO so. $4,000, s2s.oo
NO. s AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT.
Has best selected skins, is lined with best
sleeves, collar and cuffs from the finest Nu-
tria Sizes ~ TO So. s32.oo sSa'oo
MEMS RAccooN COATS.
Probably IL person cares TO invest so
much money there is no more satisfactory
coat made than a Raccoon. particularly q
good one. A cheap Raccoon coat IS not worth
buying at any price. Cheap RSccoons are
always made of skins taken in the wrong
season Of the year. when they are tender,
therefore we never handle any but the best
ranging from $4,000 TO ss3.ou eacn
We cannot 20 into detail in regard TO
these, as the price is entirely governed by
the quality and color OF fur and the class OF
trimming used We call attention to special
values at $4,000, $500, $500, $3.50
MEMS FUR LINED COATS.
This class Of coats has come very much
into favor with Merchants, Bankers, Doctors,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-30
MEMS AND W0MEN'S FUR COATS

Same as above with Nutria collar. Price
LADIES' AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT.
Very fine selected skin, splendid farmer S
satin lining, beautiful garment, Nutria col.
lar. Price sls.7o to s2s'oo
LADIES AUSTRALIAN CALF DRIVING
COAT.
Colors brown or black, sheep collar, quilted
lining. Price S22oO TO sZaoo
LADIES' woMBAT DRIVING COATS.
All prices, according to grade OF fur and
lining and length. We mention two special
values at S27.75 and S29.50
LADIES' FUR SEAL DRIVING COATS
very elegant garment, plain black. very
dressy, Price $44.50
LADIES' RACcooN COATS.
We mention two special values at
$4,000 10 $4,000
Others more and less.
LADIES' RACCooN AUTOMOBILE COAT.
This is a new garment this season, and
should be TO be appreciated. II is the
finest garment for automobiling or driving
ever produced. Price $500
THE ARNA BUFFALO ROBES.
For carriages or automobiles are unsur.
passed. Made in two grades.
Grade. /, size l, $40. Size 2, $3.50.
Size 3, $500
Grade 2. Size l. ss.75. Size 2. s7.75. Size
3, ss.75.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-30
i RUBBER GOODS Department

Mems Old Colony knee length light or
heavy boot, 10 store price s1''o
Boys Mishawaka Storm King long leg
boots. Sizes to 6.
Ask to see them.
Boys Old Colony Storm King boots, long
leg. sizes to 6. 10 store price s2oo
Boys Old Colony knee length boot. sizes
to 6. 10 store price Sz'Ao
Youths Mishawaka Ball Band long leg
boots. Sizes IL to 2.
Ask to see them
Youths Old Colony short boots Sizes II II
to2 10 store price sl'o'
Women's Pebble leg Old Colony boots:
Sizes az to 8. 10 store price Sl'f'
Misses Pebble leg Old Colony boots. sizes e,
liz to 2. 10 store price Sl'zl
Child's Pebble leg Old Colony boots. sizes
6 to 10R
Ask to see them.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-30
LumberInen'S Goods

Mems Mishawaka high 1buckle stub proof
perfection rubbers, with the Mishawaka two
buckle stub proof knit felt.
Ask to see them.
Mems Midland 1-buckle high Perfection
with Dixie felt
Ask to see them.
Bows Midland buckle Lumber Jack
with brown seal sock Sizes l to 6.
Ask to see them.
Youths Midland two.buckle Lumber Jack
with Brown Seal sock. Sizes to 10.
Ask to see them.
Bows Old Colony one'buckle rubber for
felts or leggins 10 store price Sl.oo
Youths one-buckle rubber Old Colony
make for felts or leggins. Sizes to ID. 10
store price o4c'
In this line we quote only few leaders
as space forbids us quoting all KINDS.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-30

mems winter wear. Another particularly
nice thing about them is that we are now
able to sell you nice looking, warm, fur
lined coat at almost as low a price as you
would pay for good cloth overcoat.
Come in and see our line. even If you do
not intend buying for year. 1t will be
worth seeing for what it will teach you about
furs. sls'es 70 so"oo
poGsKIN COATS.
Russian Dog. These dogs are raised by
the farmers of the province Of Manchuria IN
China much as our farmers raise sheep Tor
their wool, sometimes their hocks OF dogs
numbering into the hundreds. These skins
make very light, comfortable coat, wei
adapted to ladies driving coats as well as
mems.
Mems Plain Dog Coats, cotton quilted lin:
ing, sizes 40 to AZ, sifdo
Mems Russian Dog Coats better selection
of skins than the above has Womoat co1ia *
sizes AZ to so. si''oo
| Mems Fine Russian Dog Coat These coats
| are the natural color, not dyed, are from Sc
| lected skins, have patent sleeve protectors
best quilted lining and Wombat collar soo so
Mems Russian Dog same as above win ! 2
Nutria collar, s@@'oo' "-''''
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-30
Example Number a

more beautiful array of 1900 ovcrcoats could new
er be found in any than have been gathered into
this lot by energetic clothing buyer These goods
we're selected by him at the factory and have since
been fashioned into Up-todate overeoats and await
your inspection on our clothing tables They are very
beautifully tailored aud have Hand Made Buttonhoies
and Hand Padded Shoulders, The nicely Rounded La
pels on these coats are often spoken Of by pleased
customers. These come in several styles including
the famous French Back and Form Fitting styles and
are equal and superior to all $500 lines now shown
- "a Ill
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-13
Pointed Paragraphs.

Six feet of earth or a bathtub
makes all men equal.
Fear of being reformed keeps
many a man in the bachelor class.
Only the man who is blindly in
love fails to see, through coat of
complexion paint.
Shoplifters should go into drug
store and take something for what S
the matter with them.
Some men are kept so busy
criticising others that they have no
time to accomplish anything them
selves.
When the average man makes a
mistake he tries to justify himself
by referring to his good intentions.
Sometimes it seems as if the less
a woman knows about anything the
more she likes to talk about it.
It's the easiest thing in the
world to convince yourself that
you are just a little better than
your neighbor.
It's all right to dream of the
great things you are going to do,
but don't forget to wake up in time
to begin work.
It may be better for a foolish
man to acquire dollars by marrying
an heiress than to remain without
cents all his life.
There is one advantage possessed
by the man at the bottom over the
man at the top; he doesn't have so
far to fall.-Chicago News.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-13
THR railroads Of Texas claim

The railroads of Texas claim
that they can show the existing
reductions of rates have operated
to put the roads upon an unprof-
liable basis. If this be true, It IS
only a question of time when the
rates will have to be raised or the
roads closed down. Meanwhile. the
test of it will be made in a series
of suits flied to enioin ali OF the
rulings of the Railroad Commis-
sion. In view OF such a situation,
and the further fact that the whole
material prosperity and advance
ment of Texas is bound up in the
maintenance and further extension
of railroads, it does seem that the
anti-railroad agitation Of certain
candidates for Governor IS injurious
to the best interests of the State. =
San Antonio Express.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-13
A Gentle Clinic.

It takes a lot Of luck to push a
man up hill.
The wages Of sin often come
without working.
Some people seem tireless in
making other people tired.
When some people tell the truth
they have to label it.
When women grow jealous the
devil proceeds to get busy.
The pessimist never hopes for
the best, yet growls if he doesn' t
get it.
There is no hope for the fellow
who is too weak 10 turn over a
new leaf.
Don't cross your bridge till you
come to it-and maybe it wont be
there.
ContentmeHt flies out OF the
window when ambition stalks in
at the door.
We would never suspect how
nice some people are if they did
not tell us.
There is always soft berth for
the fellow who can rout somebody
else out of it.
Deliver US from our friends. We
can generally manage to take care
of our enemies.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-13
Badger Found Gold Nine.

N H. George, Santa Fe yard
master, has taken a layof of three
weeks and gone to Nevada to de-
velop a gold mining claim which
he has there. THERE'S quite a story
back of his going.
Mr.. George grubstaked an old
miner who had struck a streak of
bad luck. This miner finally found
some excellent surface indications
in the Nevada Mountains and stalk
ed his claim. The prospects were
so good that Mr.. George, his broth
er and his brother-in-law took three
adjoining claims. The old grizz1ed
miner worked away all winter on
the funds supplied him by Mr..
George. His developments were
encouraging, but did not pan out
large quantities Of the yellow metal.
A short time since another old
miner, in hard luck, came past this
first miners claim, carrying his
kit OF tools with him. Mr.. Georges
friend was naturally lonesome and
invited the stranger to take claim,
and after looking over the situation
this stranger decided to do so. An
evening or two later the two min
ers sat on a ledge of rock talking
when a badger ran into hole on
the stranger claim.
They went to work with theiT
picks and soon dug the badger out,
and in doing SO they made a re-
markable discovery. His bed, in
the bottom of the hole, was made
on big chunk of the very richest
gold ore. The gold in the stone on
which he lay was worth $4,000.
In this way they discovered a rich
vein of gold-bearing quartz which
runs through both their mines as
well as those belonging to Mr..
George, his brother and his broth
er-in-law. Mr.. Georges trip to
Nevada is for the purpose of fully
investigating his new gold mine
Galveston News.