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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-04-14

garding them win sincere and disInter-
ested curiosity. was the Kid. \ silence
of superstitioUs awe fell upon the meh.
What are you all doin here? asked
the Kid
Answer first fer yerself, cried Gro
gan. Where We yez ben whilst this
this
In my cave said the Kid loftily:
and then, with u beIligerent look
around-"and it's mine-and nobody
else's. I found it and lived in it
an if any Of you claim it I've got the
law on you There's coal in it. and I'm
gUfn' to work tine and Terence
I've promised half TO him for acting
rummy when | told him the slide was
comm"
Terence" they calculated, in a
breath
Il thought he'd cry" said the Kid.
with no intended condescension But
he was chuck fun o sand He Just
turned pale. an then said quiet as
mouse: You take Katy, jim. an save
her an yourself I'm no Us anyway
an it won't matter for me-like it
would for you took Katy first
an then got him on my sled an drug
him there, too"
DO you uRan- Jimmy, saad Strickly
-under the stress OF the mnIrsnt ad-
dressing him by his given naane-'do
you mean TO say that Terence and the
baby are-are-"
They're in my cave, | tell youl" the
Kid rejoined, supsreiliOusly. NJ they
wasn't. they'd be duwn under an that
ssuff'
There Was another silence of awe,
mingled with soInst hing more human
end tender Then the men OF both
squads rushed for ths small figure and
laughing. yelling, crying, they bore him
ON their shouldhS to the town
Strckly and tine Others who went
nor the children found them in the
chamber of a deserted ooaEtunnel
whose mouth, opening hardly stones
shattered partly by the cliff and partly
by a great boulder which faced the
shenty. Here they not only found
Terence and the baby, but various
articles that had bean missed from The
house In periods of the Kids absences
That night, after the 0ulch had be-
come somewhat Gained the mine su-
perintmdent came down to Stricklys
with purse, which M presented, vita
the compliments T the company to
ths hero of the hour.
The Kid applaudsd the eaft quite as
II had b,en h&Stowsd with his pat
runagtng approval upon some deserving
thard party.
That's good enough" be remarked
and lots OF r. Then. turning to HE
brother: ~TereDce, besor, twill get
~ 10 cbs 0txy ,an' maybe nxsfse yer
,ss STRAIGHT, 80 ys'll have no chance
10 shirk yer share o work in the
ru1FA"
Wheranpon the Gulch gave three
rpusing cheers for the Kid, and another
for Tseence whose popularity just now
Apod uny near bis brothers.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-04-14

and nearly fifty puzzles, tricks,
problems and contests that will
keep the boys busy through the
month. This number II The
American Boy will interest every
member of the family. SuDacrip-
ton price $1.00 a year, Inc
Sprague Publishing Co., Detroit,
Mich.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-04-14
The April American Boy.
The
american
Boy

The American Boy for April
will certainly please the boys,
with its 101 pictures illustrating
stories and leading articles of
absorbing interest to the young.
Boys who love animals will follow
with eager delight Shaggy
coat, !" the biography of a beaver,
by Clarence Hawks, the blind
naturalist, "Shad Fishermen
Casting Their Big Nets" and
Bird Migrations, by Professor
Thomas. Games and sports are
represented by a baseball story,
it being number six Of Stories
Out of the Editors Life, " Under
the heading Of athletics comes
My Tour of the Entipodes, >
part of the story Of Arthur
Dutfey's Sprinting contests II
Aurtralia as told by himself.
OF short stories there are "A
Brave Korean, Wolves at the
Door, " The Biggest Fool at
Last, and The Truth About
the Cowboy" Other titles are
Working Your Way Some
Boys Mistakes, - William r.
Harper, Among the Boys. -
About Marbles, Harry
Castlemon, " The True History
of Captain Kidd, " Uncle Sam
Weather Map, Mexican Boy
Cargadores, Sliding to Bases, -
Boyhood of Great Americans,
Young Prince Joachim, - The
Boys Garden. - The Care of
the Teeth, - Stamps, Coins, and
Curios, The Boy Photograph
er, ;" Experimental Lessons in
Electricity, " THE Wizard of
Menlo, " How to Make a Sand
Wheel, =" "Chemistry for Boys,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
NO MORE
Gen. Shafter Passes Away
 in California

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Bakersfield, Cal, Nov. l3-Major- General William R. Shafter died yes- lerday afternoon Of acute pneumonia. He will be inferred in the army ceme- tery at the Presidio, San Francisco.
 William Rufus Shafter was born at Galesourg, Michigan, October l6, 1885. He served through the civil war and was breveted brigadier-generaI of vol Gnteers in 1865; appointed lieutenant- colonel in the regular army in 1866; made brigadier-general In 1897; made major. general in 1898, and retired in 1899. He lead the expedition to Cuba which resulted in the surrender of the Spanish army at Santiago de Cuba, July F, 1898.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
GO FREE
Case Against the Hnkills
 Falls

The indictment for assault and bat tery against MT. and Mrs. D. N. Hukill on which they were to be tried to- day was dismissed this morning. The complaining witness, C. l.. Payne, is out of the city and unable to appear and the prosecuting attorney was unable to say that he will ever re- turn to Alaska He is said to be in Montana.
 This case grew out of a dispute over the ownership of cabin and lot held by Mr. Payne by right of location and possession before he left for Valdez sev- eral years ago. When he returned he found Mir. Hukill in possession of the property. The,latter claims that MT. Payne had abannoned it. They had considerable trouble over the lot and Payne claimed that he was sca!ded with hot water once when the HukillS were trying to prevent him from taking possession of the property. The indict' menL was based on this charge.
 The jurors Were excused this morn ing until Thursday.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
AT ONCE
Make Up Your Christmas
 List Now

Christmas is drawing very near. There is 20 use waiting until the eleventh hour. Make up your list to- day. Jot down the names Of all 10 whom you intend to make presents. That done, mark down what you desire to give each, then select every day one or two presents. A small deposit will secure them for you. They will be laid aside until the day before Xmas,
 A look at our show window and store will aid you in making selections. Come whenever you like, and as often as you please, we will be very glad to show you around. You will never be urged to buy.
 There will surely be someone to whom you will want to give ring, to others, bracelets, lOckets and scarf pins, breaches or studs, for still others you will want little trinkets or silver novelties. Look at our stock. With each sl spent in purchases before Christmas will be given a ticket in 8 drawing for a diamond ring valued at Sl25.
 Fl. D. Kirmse,
 D;znao,, T.1.al n,,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
PRIZES FOR GOOD
 SOLO PLAYERS

A solo tournament has been started at the Pack Train saloon and the man agement of the house will reward the good players. The following prizes will be given:
 First prize-to the person winning the greatest number of games, during the month of November,a meerschaum pipe.
 Second prize-to the one winning the second greatest number of games, 8 meerschaum cigar holder.
 Third prize-to the person winning the third greatest number of games, an electric lantern.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13

The case of Dr. l.. 5. Keller and Dr. l.. H. Moore against the Porcupine Trad ing Company, for damages alleged to have resulted from the manner in which the latter worked it's Porcupine property, has been continued until the next term of the district court by sti- pulatiou of the attorneys. This case was tried here once and resulted in a verdict for the plaintiffs. A new trial was allowed by the court of appeals.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
WILL TIGHT
Spokane Raises Money to
 Battle Railroads

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl
 Spokane, Nov. l3-The business men Of this city have raised $l5, ,0O0 to be used at once in fighting against the railroads before the interstate con- merce commission on account of the alleged discrimination against this place in making freight rates. It is urged that Spokane does not get rate that is as advantageous las that given the coast cities of Seattle, Tacoma, Portland and San Francisco or Denver.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13

Among the cases on the court docket which have been continued until to- morrow are those of Ronkendori against Gage, for value ofsome bar fiy- lures which the plaintiff alleges the latter appropriated: Krielsheimer against Smith, for liquors sold and dei- iYered: John Neil against Susie Neil, Indians. fo: divorce: Shearer against Alexander, attachment for debt: the W. B, GIafke Company against Charles Martin and wife for the possession of real estate and William Moore against J. Bernard Moore for a partnership &C., counting,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
.NORWAY'S KING AND QUEEN
 VISIT LONDON
Haakon and Maud and Little Olaf are State Guests of Edward and Alexandra
 Of England

The city is in holiday attire aud the week will be spent in festivities. The royal visitors will be the guests of King Edward and Queen Alexandra for a week at Windsor paiace.,
 Queen Maud, of Norway, is 8 daugh- ter of the king and queen of Great Britain, whose guests they are.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
Presby terian Ladies to Meet

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres byterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs, ]. J. Patterson on Eighth avenue between State and Alaska streets. All the members are urged to be present.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. J
 London, Nov. I3-King Haakon, Queen Maud and the baby Crown Prince Olaf, of Norway, arrived yester" day afternoon on a state visit to King Edward and Queen Alexandra. They were greeted by many salutes from British ships of war and army forts.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
 Seattle, Nov. I3-The Carnegie hero fund commission has refused to honor John Segalo, the hero of the Valencia wreck, who made five attempts to swim ashore with line from that ship when she was being beaten to pieces with a
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13

Judge John R. Winn, of Juneau, is in Skag way. Thus far he is the only attorney who has arrived on the ground. Others expected on the next boat include T. R. Lyons, J. H Cobb, J. J. Boyce and R. w. Jennings.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
Portland HousO ReopenH
H. D. Kirmse,
 Pioneer JeWeleT

The Portland House has been re- modled, papered and painted through out. Bathrooms enlarged and beauti- ful electric lights put into the rooms, and the house is now in better con- dition than ever, and we shall be pleased to meet old or new customers Baths 25c. A. P. Mead, prop.
 ll.l3-lw
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
VALENCIA HERO WILL NOT
 GIT CARNEGIE MEDAL
John Segalo Made to Pay Penalty for Having Exhibited Himself at 1O-Cent Show
 Decision Surprises Seattle

big list of passengers 'on board near Cape Beal. The reasons given for re- fusing to honor him was that he after ward exhibited himself at l0-cent shows here and elsewhere and that he had already received To medals for his action. The decision of the commis- sion has caused surprise here.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
sKACWAY WEATHER

The result of the observation taken st Moore wharf at midnight, Nov. l3, 1906, is as follows: Temperature time observat'n. .42 above Max. temp. preceding 24 hours..45 " Min ..26 Mean |" ..66 "
 Barometer 29 52
 Cloudy, light North wind
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
WomRn's Guild Tomorrow

There will be s meeting of the Woman's Guild of SL. Savior's church tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs. George E. Howard.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
Principal Barber Shop Leads

The Principal Barbershop and Baths is the leading Jonsorial establishment in Alaska. Everything in all the de- partments is strictly modern. The baths are first cIass in all respects.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
Vsstry Meeting Tonight

There will be g meeting of the vestry- men of St. SaYiour's church this even ing at o'clock at the home of George E. Howard.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
No Passengers Tomorrow

No passengers will be taken on the train for Whitehorse tomorrow. The train will carry gasoline.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
Who Starts tho Fire?

It is dead easy to start the fire if you have plenty of dry xindling and wood. The Alaska Transfer can supply you in large or small quantities, Phone 10.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13

W. W. Boughton has received con- signment of Marguerite Havana Cigars If you want 8 good sweet smoke call for them.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13

The Marguerite Clgar is made from the best Havana Tobacco and has no equal. On sale at w. w. Boughton.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skagway, November l3. 1906.
Phone City Transfer

For your coal, wood and general haul ing. Phone 90, Broughton's cigar store. l0-4-1mO
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13
At the MRscot

Mt. Vernon rye aud Old BeImon whiskeys, double stamped goods, at wholesale prices at the Mas
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-13

Milton, Smiths Velvet, MoQuette and BoC Art Squares 9xI3 from $21. to S42.5Q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12
MEMORIAL. SERVICE
dBfRS 0F NJ JOsEPH's tHGRCU TO pN1 tNNIAI
 I8tEt IT EG Hf Fl.
E@ffe= >a 2 tcremaHir~ tdfied io lhe ia4eresl ei >eteMa oeel2ion Il
 f8th0lic Cemetery.

ra. annual Me4s.zal zss. lses .5F .Ae ae.ed ol @4- -Josepaa c5asfrzaa.a aa ae5e aea5 saa4i4A afternoon. @. Iasepli-s eeue,et5=la tha paese4es al ? latEa e9Heoasrse# #oa people
 ttte. 5lFe 0s,st= prayers ,e4d I ses- mon oa tae ao.am4Ii.es md Ma5ataa uf fIa ceremonies bx NHSs l0eeE 3 procession Ws4 to!tuva W.ea #eeoss beafgl aHa several 9aaez~. 5olIoE=d bg ,hu reaBee.iye zoeje:ies oi tae church. asd rhe march Ma taken ap otp4 the streets 9I the a3l#4l etts ot tae 14al
 Mgr. Lueez spinGled =tae saves with Aols @4.er. passia- 4y and re- citing the rosary which 4gs aHsWaf- aa by Jae people
 sf Joseph's cemetery ws- .tt sp.eH- dld order the streets and walks pre- Sented ! neat appearance and ae graves and aonhS were 5eauifal1! decorated
 Calvary place. where eha chief prayers Wero=held presented =heaH jiful and impressive appearances X large cross with the corpus, or image of the body ui thp savior rises ap from IL green mount that represents Cavalry. This cross k Il memorial Of the lamenged Dt= PendIet0A,= erect ell by his Nile. HON Sister Adelaide in Nazareth convent, KeAt0cky
 Tuesda5 night the workers for the Catholic fair will meet to perfect their alrangements From what We lea1.n unusual success awaits the h. dies this year on account of splendid donations and of the success in their efforts already made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12
ARE GETTING BUSY
Candidates for City Offices Beginning to Hestir Themselves in Earnesf and inc Local Political Situation Grows interest ing. \. J. Stewart Will Mot Run.

Fa= 57e8f e7feaeas s.ae-4a -lta5 fo .5ha 79#a Hazl5,.#e5
 .fzc5 :1R the cau3i3aHe fes 4s5. o8S 5ity offices are sqttHa down 5=a gea. earnest work al as. The s15- a.i9n k PeeoIaa. h tAa6 s0@e .. 5la p#7#aeetive can2i3ates-n4ea 4ha Gaze @ yrt openly av0wad theie intention "s running afa aefAaf aeaa5As aa jest#= i1I=a &a3.
 flte foFtHea0JjHa al5s= ea8Ja.aGi. fR tsuHh. gives promise ot bein4 one= Of tac warmost and mosf futere-ffa4= =rf- e1 pulled of in Pine Bl9u. F a.I ae- counts do not raji 0ot han q =5He can didatas have made tHeir auaauare= meats yer, and before the cau.paau closes in Janna.z there are likely fo be some surprises sprana upon tHe political situation Certain i- ls .hai many more will announce.
 Il may he. too, that seH4 will @itGl= draw.
 While il k generally understood thaf he will have an opponent aad possibly more thau one, Judge N. L.. foney is the onIy one who has leJ announced fol= mayor Tha gnoatesf interest ee4ters in this race. IS con- ditions ill lhe municipal affairs of the city are such just now that even the most apathete voter is bestj9rins himself ill the matter and it k a safe prediction 10 state that tae race for the mayorality will be q strong one.
 The scramble for police judge is going to be most mterestina one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12
BOTTOM AT lo l-2 c.
..ner Sale of the Season Occurred Monday lrornisg When Ragland 8 Company Paid
 Faney Price for Bale will, Staple Measuring lDver l s-2 Inches.

tl<. f7#saa cotton 4z2 & lA4 e cotton buHeez
 f.as 45eater s=iI4 l4.a= s3.aa se. she 055 @f,gs o5 et.7 =eaaza4ss q. a+.
 Longest staple t1cr seen Here.
 144e aalp ot cotton tbas eaa..s..>az.tai l -a ta6o1aas price ao sle aea1s o1 1ez ea4 cotton 5u3e4s W9z raised n@ Me. t;55e Nz5=l .. tu4s cttH=ea his a.aa- ;aiol t s59lf distance from eo44. | wa5 sold f5 he Easlmd eas.aH es.a- ,staF 5t sH, price named. 4>#1-2 eeats. THiz beats gl9#b best p1ie.. Hef.z15oge aid dy jfsf oae=h5H epA3
 The StaPle of J6is eeaara.l5.a= 4aHe s mdre gfm one ael oae=Aa1i inches Ions -the longest ezar s-ea H.=.e. 70 I. s claimed
 Pine Blui il High Priced Market
 Tha Meyer deal only seeYrs IL a0- other evidence o1 lhe Iart HON be coming 70 well kao%H thron4t2aat all Arkansas. that Pine Bluff is tae most formidable cotton niarket ju the sollA. in point ot prices paid, and one of the most formidable ia the south in points of quantity ami quality al cotton handled
 This cHA without doubt .s fhe baa- aef cotton markei oi rdp state, and it  k exceedingly aIatiiyin& fo kno" that This faet= fs becamius heffea known every day n the week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12
KNIGHTS OF
 COLUMBUS BANQUET
Will Be Given Next Sunday Night Ladic> Altar Soeiety Holds Re@u-
 lar Meeting.

The Altar society of Sl. Joseph < church held the regular monthly meelins suaAau after second mass. The president being absent Mrs. w E, Graham presided over he meet ins.
 Nta tao usual payment e' dues and other work t committee eonsist- ing ol .lllsr Ier@iu and lohn II. nall5aaa. from the llHi4AJs of fo- fRatafa appeared Aifh aa imitation ta the ladies To supervise 1he banquet Ina VII be 4i9cu 0eN Sanda3 nish lu < .Iuspph's haIl by the Kni2aJs. f4g layi'altou was accepted and th' -ec5eG7 5deu1ued.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12

5a-amer,' sits oil his soap
 s4f5. the red hot stove ia tie
 inc 5tliee or store today, he
 hoist his lrgs comfortably agaiAs.
 stoye. eeoss t4em, light his pipe
 ras+ easy for a while longer 3ee Returning to the domestic cures honne.
 E Id discuss. In modern Dar4aace, has somethin4 to @pnt in Ais pipe i smoke
 Ind .he trouble about t is taas |. no "pipe dream flor be it known : that the average @old-tiInel had her cogitate over the incidents o. unreal than the real.
 Biggest Price oi Season. h1 1he astounding news eaHles t9- i, that Il 5ale of cotton has aetaaIs n sold al the fancifu figure @ 01.2 cents. and the news 5# Eea- i the 4eualemau whose fortunes re 70 Favorable viii attes5 ta sAe Jeyer before during the present son has the product commanded h a price.
 [eyer before in any season in feafs ru1aeta back to the point where p7eseat generations memory euH- h. b lie contrary. has | z,aH ught saeu fabulous price. reat Jefferson county: gfeai a.e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12
DR. BITTINGER
 DIED AT GRADY
iicalt i.ail.:lc the G;'ust. "i Very ~udtlen Death al His Home
 sunday.

uH W N. Gitin4a9. a aeuniaent 5hs s.e.aa oi GIadl died Zve'1 sad= aeaH a his home in fila, place 9utu4 afternoon at F'e 6.ad appeared 5l his Hssa:a !.ea1t4 ID L. 1aa hoM and had st~pped oa tel= a8 aGala of wood #7iie eute3ln2 fH. deof aitt= This wood ne Ieii and expired a.Hs4z ast@. t. Iiiz d=a#6 ~a9 daa to assaft tfaabIe
 a# Hf#i..4s# Ma #aue "t s3.. saoNn men n. Ha HzH =hae4aa u4ed 5aId asaaticed= his 99s- ia4f8a -JaoFa tul ulstty .n sg.l=., Neaf- ol age and | f5a2bef If ee- Masonic. Rcd Naa and i>a#@afs al RNIHias Iots.s He e8# ierd bE lafae ti5aa1t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12
RE CRUITS FOR
 THE NAVY
| uclc sam Will E,etabalien a Sta ton in Pine Bluf-,jalnt,~
 Hail S"GWictl

Gaief A,srsel at AIu T. E Goi3- e.A If tha tAited State naNl ia III tHle ejt4 a@ansins fof he eomin@ CT q roeaditiue Isartt-ia e9mmaAa o Idogl CoBforl TEo ialaea bail ha= b'eu socgfad for fHe 8se el the r.gfiatias ''ii@e1= I'm e.a5s wiii 3l4a Oh tHe f&6h aad femai4 .tlfI1 '.te- Isa,tlfa. Zfo1 IT, eat@ fl 5e sa5 10 aI#aa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12
TWO OPERATORS
 WE'RE: 1ISCHARGE:DE 2
Neetern nion Empolc> al Beaumont Refused To Work for ;hc ,~~o-
 eiatcd Press

faEtCr. T'.zo Nov. r. 1.#7 94#= tors were fired a }aalpoa iaa mofnjn2 i@ }he We-soH fHio8 be- cause ot tacte refiizsfH s5 work tae Associated rl.es. Y atod posi- tiyeIv that fl the mee. aer na feinatat ed Immediately tae oHioH will walk 1u tomorrow. The Iates1 aavices, hoWeEet, tAal me trouble will be adjusted today y 'be reinstatement of the 5wo men at I}caumoHt. also hat pay will ba raised from z 10 35 cents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12
NEW WHOLESALERS
lEEHV EEaHQIkO U 7. TENNESSEE tOMpNNN ntR. rAsE ENGAGING IN GI:O- CERN BUSINESS HERE. IhcN May Erect New Block aud t.n- sage in Wholesale and Retail
 l5llsIiltSs.

NH r. slessengei. ot AtjaHs. feHa, is herr looking =o1cr fhe eiG with q view to jocaI.ll4 Ile stated thai iH had had some corfesp9adHee Witb parties a Hartman, IeaHs relaiNe 10 es5a5.lshine a,lafae 8helasaIe 3II ret,ti. hardware house here. He said
 mfAe aai he had been unable .o find 5tildin@ suitable tot the 51l
 U-s5 5eE wished to eas> 9H aud Juat #t ease the company 4- faglHea j.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12
interesting League
 Meetings

TH9 EPWo5d t.ea@aes oi tIa@leA Memorial and lake~.do- Methodist churches rendered excellent pro grams at jhej9= Perspective churches Sunda1 Good audiences attended both.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12

HdE aeet e2 .4r= 6.sa5z.
 ta .eutio4 a4 tae
 v9tes. Two gentleman z l=. lBat.els announced aa=e5 Eaz They a.o 31ess1a. E. B. Met'raaa 4Hi J F. SfaNortz Both are aa5f Au44. QIheIs WaI .a5o baha= the taee, #s5. ]lase nal set placed shs.H .aneua6a laeaJs 0i.Il the Graphic
 'fo h smmiss ut aanz pcapl. 1a5He# promise =tq be#a# zrf.aHble for i t6e# olilce=o. alderman ot=g =ghe Second 087I 10 taf oM4 tae Messfa. N. T. Dyer #famh k Plaree haze aaao4need f@ tae H1.tee. bn thcre iz strong likelihood at others eafefz ing tf so eoed authority saAs.
 \. ]. stewart Hithdfan>.
 The Ieatare el taa=a5s in m1uirfp= tl polites ls tbe withdrawal aI N1z \ J. Stewart present ahIaf q police. from the raee Tor 2olHee f91a9
 While Mr Stewart has ng9pg made an open atoWal of his e5adilaee fog the office of police .i4dse I he long been anaeratood amoa2 his closest Friends. and even almost generally among the public tllat he Weuld run for police judge fo sueeeed Judge ToneE. He has made I most efficient police chief and would have been most formidable candidate for judge Of the police eo0af No0 comes his positive and emphatic declaration however. thU he is oat of the race iol good and aH Na Stewart as signs no eeas4u toi tls withdrawal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12
WHERE COMFORT REICN>.

TbaTr is a feeling Of satisfaction iu getting q suit from t,iscnlrameri iha tailor. Everything is of the best Per feet in style and faultless in fit Above Citizens bank Second avenue, corner of Pine,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12
{ iiRASANTHEMIMS MS.

Extra fine ChrysanJheHlms for salc a3 reasonable prices bg Mrs C. T. Robinson ll22 I.aHrel7geet Lake side
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12
THIS MAY
 BE THE FlNIS
Clerks l nion Said to Have Postponed Meetings Indciinitcl, Held No
 session Sunday.

fLe elefbs union did a9t pep5 SaA- day afternoon and f is fbe t,fapaic's lato.matioll that the meeting haze been discontinued Indefinitely
 Yhere has boon no mectiHa fer mofo Jhaa ! nofH ahe aulx causc azst@5e5 d continuance l. lack #ot s.stendaHee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12
Christian En.
 deovoY fleets

Tho Christian EndeaEoleg of the tila' Pre-byt4rian church held an in- fcarsrino meetiu4 SaHdar usuaI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-12

will W.oba5I> purchase srauua and erect q baldiH4 for that purpose.
 One ot the Hartman parties was here last week and was faborabIr inn pressed with the location