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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
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 The insineerl.y Of SO many Of eae politicians has resulted in injustice to the people. and sone.smes a9 great as Inc expressions Of she ss1ss.
 Many Of .ae trusts are oaa, 5a. ne same may 3e said Of man Of sae professional partisan politicians
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
BTSINESS AND RAILROADS.

The Interstate Commerce Comm g. sion $ report for he seat ended Jlne 9, DOG, shoHs mileage of 2-0,ozs in I50s a2a.nst la2 .5.15 n 1ao4 aat gross earnings inile Of s2.3i9I59.- 030 in the former year. against sl.- 48104f8l4 in Inc later Ta.s .ndi- cates aa .neEease in gross earnings per mile from s7.722 10 slo.543-an increase ont Of proportion. says th@ Railway Age 70 the increase Of n..a- age" In the last two years 9.hi.- mileage increased 1-2 pc cen. gross earnings increased aeda.E i- per cent. Tn the last six years. ~A..- mileage increased II per cen. gross earnings increased 56 per can.. Cap ital-ntimidated someHha-, 2er..a9s. by recent diseuss. .ons-2oes .a.5 sa..- way building les freely saaa growing traffic demands. aa = suit that existing rolling s.ocH .a s2ae parts of the coaa-zE 45c.s-.l. New capita f9s d9a34a :zaea sal more cars aF- wanted. :: r. -q#l.3- ment is t9 keep 2aee =H5sa nezs 9ffeeael
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
"STORf.-tA EXPLORERS

9foGe-eXp!oriHe is now the serious t5 of every Womaa-of many men. Tae shobpin4-tide ls running at =the fuit.
 F. 9ea5aa.ls he same ask weighs 5H55a 4Vr#s =uoPpe. 'a4 fask of find 5u4 ne aia4 needed or wanted, and ,, 6ndns i 4lcea within reach.
 T is problem none of the day ; business io of more consequence. In jts solution the shopper has learned To aelY largely upon the help of the store advertisements These ads in lhr local paper studied at home be fole the shoping trip is undertaken, constitute .he shoppers chart, com pass, guide, timetable
 So rhat whil" this is the day of the store explorer, it is equally the day of he ad reader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
For Police Judge:

The Graphic is authorized to an- Gounce Mir. R. D. McGaughy a candi- sate for police judge. subject to the action of the city Democratic primary.
 The Graphic Is authorized to an- aounce MT. J. F. Stewart as a candi- cate for Police Judge. subject to the action of the Democratic party. pri- nary. January 8. 1907.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
RAILWAY SPEED
 RtGI IAIIDN NEEDf D.

file numerous za aI9 aE ssasa 8.@ehs a1a e9.de"ce 5fe.aH- Y prove nal leqi-9!a.i9a k a4-tis-f D z-z-I.a-a ne s1lHa# 5az .3e.z- eza=zqn- 5z saa.
 .2ld #aas a85ae.I il .A= asa.a- =oa 9f #eaf aasteas#oa 05 co5.se # 5s q}ezt pa aHo#a daeas of -o.ut.5n
 aaH =feaHt56as.ass aa- -Hefa .s zFaa5 aeeaz t9s aa4a.a..oa af fae raj VasS a@a ps9sres59a to human ..fe5 The aa aa1a .a== =ome va prepare graduated 7pe-a scheag.e ne grad aafioa 10 De affae.ea 9s sfach aquip- mem and Eoadbed conditions, and the maximum speed 10 be less than that which prevails upon many Of the northern and eastern roads, as t fs impossible to have every condition safe for the operation af trains at speed "t fifty and sixty miles an aoa
 The .ai'9oads are killing mora peo- 1Ie han Va, and | is time for the law so intervene in ehis reckless slaughter of humanity
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
ROI \DTRIP HOLIDAY RATES.

VIII be sold rom points west of. ta points raet af thc Mississippi river Yla S@l5Ge3H Railway aa December 2o T aA - good &o davs. Ask toa5 Hrag=s doke a2eD and specify tickets via southern railway and take one of thea five daiiH trains from NeMaais a .alt z@4 destination
 \ DcS AI= SSt Itl. A@euf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
FOR MAYOR.
Editor The Graphic.

Editor The Graphic.
 In announcing myself as candidate for re election as mayor, desire to gay this:
 My opponent has made my health an issue in this campaign by stating continuously hat he is vel man, and as lively as kitten. l desire to state that my health continues to improye daily l am better tomorrow pan was today, and abundantly able VOW 10 attend to the duties of the 2f- Bee, and If the same Gods blessings follow me up to the time of the pri- mary, on the tn day Of January, f9o', think I will be able 10 beat hun five 10 one" At least, have aeyer yet fallen down on the stree of the cfty with a fit and I promise yon TOW that if at any time my health strength should fail me to such au extent that shall he waIoWns aEoaud on the sidewalks, 1 will Te- asn tbe position. Eota standing my Eess. my record viii show that have pat Ia as many days serving the ely as mayor as my opponent has as ,5lice judge, and hay eneyer ne eracte by duty as mayor one day to conserve my private interest in what evo~ other occupation miaht have 2 ed.
 Yours respectfully,
 " rrrN-f, WHITE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
Advertising Rates Made known on
 Application.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Graphic is authorized to an 1ounce MT. ". L. Toney as a candidate Tor mayor, subject to the action otthe Democratic Primary. January 8. 1907
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
For City Treasurer.

The Graphic is authorized to an ronnce Mr. ]. P. Alexander a candi- date for reelection to the office of city treasurer of Pine Bluff subject to the action of the Democratic pri- nary election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10

Little Rock has always been safe ly Democratic Of late years, but with the strenuous opposition to the present administration and the charges of fraud before there is any chance to perpetrate fraud brought ont by Col Woodson, the next elee- ton in April will he more than in terestin4 if the Republicans place tron man in the field far #naz- or.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
Christmas for
 the Poor

[ aas 9-en als custom for sight sa-s D g.ve ne poor children and eaete no5hers a special Christmas dora-.on. have quite a number of eatldrec Vho will have 10 Christ mas. and appeal to every eharita- ole ci..z-a of the city to help ne max .lC-ta hearts glad. I have by ~941 IberaIity in the past brought z.ad1ess 70 hundreds Of the de- serving poor wish to thank you n advance for any amount you may leava at the Bank of Pine Bluff for this Christmas fund Yours in be- half of the poor.
 REV. SAM $. HOLCoMB,
 City Missionary. Old phone q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
For Alderman.

The Graphic is authorized to an pounce Nr. w. T. Dwyer as a candi date for alderman from the Second ward, subject to the action of the IeIaoractic party. Primary 1ann- ary=>. Ia0f.
 fAe Graphic Is authorized 10 an noance Mr. Prank R. Pierce as cardtdatc for Alderman from the seeond Ward, subject 10 the action 0, the Democratic party.
 TAo Graphic is authorized to an nounraz AIr. ". k. Crawford ean- otdatc for alderman of the First ward. subject to the action ot=fae Democratic primary election.
 The Graphic is authorized 70 an nnpce Mr. w. R. Duff as a candi- date for alderman of the First Ward, subject to the action Of the Democratic party.
 The Graphic is authorized to an nouncc Mr. John Dellmon eandi-= date for alderman of the tirse ward subject to the action ot th2= Democratic primary election
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
JUL NOOD5ON AS AN INDEPENDENT Candidate for Mayor ot Lit tie Rock WithdraWs from
 Democrats, REPUBLICANS MAY
 HAVE CANDIDATE. Threatened split in the Democratic Force. of the Capital Lend
 Them Hope,
Threatened split in the Democratic
 L,... of tbe tanitaI I pud
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
 co. WITHDRAW> FROM STATE.
Bf MARION Bt ALE I.
Them Hope.
Tho f1-apa:c 3ris.ea

The Graphic Blseal.
 I.i-..e Rock. De- -
 CoI. J. A Hoodson- zor a1a week randtta-= Tor ...e Democrat le nomination :5r mayor. .as- a.-1- aanoanead his @.-..5.ea~a. se2z. .l= Democrarie primaries aa1 4e ae same tine d-elaH-d a.s intention az making .a- eacs as a4 s.-7zz.---,. cand.da.- Ia Q published ea.d Col. Woodsoa 9ea.ares -aa. =a-..=s.s h. cannot s=r :a:. e541s .l- Dan6c4a. primaries la " F. Eaaoa. sz- .aea4.5-a= a=t | ca za.aat- =oF 4s--t-5z.o5. ..as 20 man. 5alrlas oa 5ae Dsnoe-as.e ees4c.a. eo!..2..5t,-4. Co.,. #3a.t=e1 sul--1..r .as-s -.4- = .oa- D-Hoegae aa4 a., s-1.a1 so 591ta h. nd 34- .aa= = 5=..-4-s a,. 1j.. stand : 5esza, a!.a-e= .5 9= -.=e.=a s running Q a1 .1te7e1t- -ae I5-r.ec-a- han .a --.,.z-- l,..a.a9.-s This ,@a4=s 31.. so a.-a D a= zae= tor .1.a.5s. -5ea tal!iss.r5a. 0ao has a-4a eans.- aar1 for . OOH -ars- morris. and fla=oa E@n9a. who a4no8n9-d sor s...#-.f=. .fgf9 rt~t. week a40
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
PEIN3Ni,k>, FOR
 THE PENiTE.NfiifN

@aeHlG#J AG pAt7a so D . 8e Rock aHaaaa H4#W.4 .asa NIL Pasi95ea and .la.a 8a.fa recently convicted e.a3= court to tae Hagi attend the shee.as A-zaso mn eonvencs in Ii1tte ZHa 4a14 before ratWH'h hoa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
nalAc,tcr Company MithdlaNe.

Tho International IIarvestes@ com naHz. which a had general aaices ta 1ht= cif4 toe=a4oaf Geeteats has aeeided ta withdraw from He zIatt dGfj he at85leer tire eaU HNy i6a noft3iad k l. Wai' aae u at as #Cff5<oa la<ez mear and s. 7='fazs.# lemaaaV, that t'aa haHdia vacated fahHa1 fe01 rag 5a aUa3iees Itesta ee#7-
 
 ftaItfnaad on Pa e Ti{e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10

Brooks Llf1la Liver Root Pills brings bile.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10
Republicans May Have Candidate.

ktpubIicdns May Have dHtlltldit.
 8.s7 ts4e split in the Democratic 5aase eaased 5r rhe announcement 95 eos. J. <. 86odson as candi- dar= 5a an Independent ticket be- ssr==t Gs. s5taFs fof.tRa office Of ma#- or of Iif.le Rock next NDril, rheee eou4-s he additional rHmoY that the Reas5z.aaa5 Of this city will also 5Hsc ouf q candidate for mayor. The eImor. Of course, comes from Re- publican headquarters and up to ahis time is mostly talk. as no can dIdate has been definitely decided spoa as get. Many of the staHnch Republicans express themselves as being much in favor of placing q
 lily white Republican ticket in the field and there may be complete ticket from mayor to aldermen from each ward There vas a time when the Republicans could elect officers in this city and it is believ- ed that again they want to try strength with the Democrats. The announcement of Col Woodson as an independent candidate also lends color to the plan. The last Repub- Hean mayor of the city of Little Rock vas Col. ". C. Whipple, who served in sS5 For a long time the Third ward in this city. which has always been strongly Repnbli- can, was represented in the city council bY negro councilman. Green Thompson, a prominent ne- gro, long since dead, was the last negro alderman from this ward l Should the Republicans put out a
 full ticket for municipal offices it is more than probable that it will be headed by white Republican. but that there will be several of the @colored brethren as candidates i for aldermen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-10

.Caatfnaad on Pa r'ga
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

Victor. Colo. Aug. 3i.-The fight %
BE- pulled off here between Freddie
Weeks. lightweight champion of Colo.
RADIO. and Monte Atteti Is attracting a
great deal OF attention. and followers
Of the ringside win he here from all
over the state. TIE fight viii tab"
place In the Victor opera house On
Labor Day. and the seating capacity
will be taxed to rs utmost. Roth boys
have trained hard for the event. and
both are confident. Weeks seems to
be the favorite. Should he win he xili
go out for the biggest game In iiis
class. His friends see In him a com.
Ing champion. tie has all the a
marks. Monte AtteIf needs no intro.
duction. He has been pitted against
the best In the business aud has a rec.
ord which very few boys have made
for themselves.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
PRESIDENT RoosEvELT's re.
FORM SPELLING

President Roosevelt has directed an
Improvement In the spelling Of 3an
words In governmental reports and In
department printing generally. This
move will strike the average citizen
who In not a professor or "A teacher
and who II not welded To the spelling
Of English words that has been prae
ticed for many years past. as very
timely and indeed as necessary, To
do Justice. IL must be said that among
professors and educators generally
there are many who are In line with
the presidents ideas upon this sub
ieri. With the newspapers generally.
the change viii find favor az the cas-
Ter. palmer aud more sensible the
spelling of many OF the English words.
the smaller amount of labor. or
HE aniaof "cussing" the proof readers
and auathematizins the composttors'
A. welLas of hauling the foreman over
the coals will he the result. The con-
mpncensent with 3ao words may be n
NAV not ssbe the end, hut It will
do for N time baings That there -
pseuty sny room for Improvement In
English spelling l. admitted by a ma
,ov'ty Of those who write aud ead the
language Therefore. If not, why o.
THE Kansas City Star comments
mon the innovation directed by Mr..
Roosevelt In the line. in which "
must do good in many respects IN d
sensible aud timely way. ren'arkins
that the point At view Of those wh"
resent the presidents rule Tor paon'
etc, or reformed. spelling In govern
mental usage Is rather difficult "
comprehend. Their resentment must
he based on some vague notion ina
Mr.. Roosevelt In taking liberties with
the language beiief which loses
sight Of the fact that others have
.taken liberties without either init
rIes or lasting results,
Nor lis ii easier To sypathixe VITA
the fears that the treasures e Eng
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

aasA llswTafmse sfw tssnaHa&Hsa fe~
|tws~a 49, EagaaxA ~ cAams@g ana shss
20 s~a&Asg~Ase there as = sass aas'
a~s~asss. m&aa aa0a~ M sAstAaGEapas. has
20 sssansAaxF ara easasaEaaaAaa al 49,
a~axx& Ana gh@ spelling N tie Elm
h.~shsn ia smxAa ne@as mssAe dafts
sHssa.s 80 esea the 1asE&ae se ssN4aF.
Vel thsne IN sGnazassn Tsp0st that
Shakespeare h stiH ~ snane a~saIssEs-
ahee GR ERgaash literature
Inasea, tie asasss g%sssnsst Fsfsee~
gasaa aFs.a8seA hy The p~Eesaa#Mts aeta@a
IL inst h. has gagged In the biggest
unasrtaklng h. has sss esFssmsaa anf
while eaae uaay aamsaEe aad appaand
III. ssisf, ana .naesvaF whieh appears
Ess he nsssnsnehahae In Mr.. Roosevelt,
there mast ~ suHsh Aosss,t ~ bic u
ea.sx. Eamwaag%~anA that includes
lts visible expFessaon-ls the EsEy
sngyminsA tglsrr ~ u p~opl~, u Yields
ta the eFainalOhaEy processes "f time.
and sometimes that evolution il ae-
CELEBRATED: tsal h doeS nat change by
aegEee az an the instant,
- mtaeh Tor Mr. Ronwsveit's reform
~ IL needed and ~ the people are
ready for thee viii aceept-iust ~
they have already dropped the a
from sseh words a. "iabouF." hut
ttsose Who think will realize hnw much
the photographic process has to do
with thinking. One sees the word BE-.
fore he writes n. To such II will b.
manifest that n persons will con.
time thinking and spelling according
10 those mental negatives at old
usage
Mr.. Rooseyeitis SURPRISING activity
has precipifated u most interesting
topic. n h better fitted 10 these Al
gust days than the rate law or the
canal. Hut surely there II nothing In
n to alarm ven the most devoted
slave 10 antiquarian charm!~Se.
Mexican.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
RulE on RUIN

"Raan er ruin" has become the 10,
an NJ The soantisss In AFixonas They
lnssna to ~tsast" The EspubIlean party
i'm this Tertiary IL they eanmaa run
II 60 suit i~Aesaselse3.- s~snusnossiy de-
slares 1he phe@nig Ensarrstsa~
Just think ii nominating &. o. Aims
worth fur congress om u joint state
hood platform. n would D. had enough
10 have Ainssorth wishout fhe state
had part ~ a.
Hut Who would ne have behind
him Here arc some nf them: Sit.
tins Bull Wilson. "pinhead' hughes.
"Aiphates' Gsdis and 3 frw more nj
that stamp 81 paarsois
n II threatened thas III III them
viii take 10 the stump under The han
net ~ Roosevelt republicans" They
do nay that their object In IN make
the president turn the territorial pat,
ronage over To them.
Not all the people In Artxana are
aware of the fact that these venlie.
men are not 20 much trying 20 bring
about iointure ~ they are IN ret into
the good gFaees ~ President Reese.
veil.
Every move that In made ny q loyal
Arizona republican against iointuFe r.
either Photographed or goes In a letter
by the next mail. Every time one II
them does anything Tor toinsure one
Of the hsood. WIN has not figured In
the deal. impartisiiy gets II 10 the
presidents attention.
Arizona has suffered many burdens.
hut II has never yet had 10 suffer
such a political monstrosity A. a Joint
statehood candidate for congress. whn
n the most friendly estimate cannot
represent o than ten per cent. ol
the people nj the territory.
None doubts that Ainsworth n
brainy enough to be delegate To O
gress. Aside from his partiaiity q
New Mexico, aud his determination "a
place Arizona In the hands of tbs
politicians OF that territory. he would
be good timber.
But Ainsworth. the arch. jointist
delegate Ia congress. would never do
Not even Alnsworth L. said 10 he
taking his proposed aud threatened
candidacy with any alarming serious
ness. He expects 10 be- slaughtered
To become a martyr, To bleed on the
cross for the j~ointists.
Ainswnrth no doubt holds n RUM
card. and II he can 90, to Bishee with
Charley Akers. I'M they have planned
he viii play II for all he Ii worth. III
In not particularly anxious about run
ming for congress. but he does want q
feel that he Ii stiil u strong faction
In Arizona politics.
II Mr.. Ainsworth In really anxious
to find out how unpopular a joint
statehood candidate In this territor,
In, then lot him &c, the nomination al
his jointure faction, and run against
the regular party candidates.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

Several thousand people will visit
this city during the fair. Preparations
should commence for their coming.
la Vegas should look her best. The
streets and alleys should be cleared
Of ali debris and n coat n paint put
on where needed. Next 10 relating
what was . ~ by the visitors on their
return 10 their homes they tell how
the city looked. should the city not
look It's best. We a expect a knock.
II wiil only require n short while To
do this. M let's nh put our shoulder
10 the wheel.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

Today the Roy Orator" Is getting
off some of mis- choice metaphors on
the exact spot where the Yale stu.
dents interrupted him on occasion of
his former visit there. There will bH
no interruption today IL the press dis,
patches are right.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

A man who is supposed to know bet.
ter. making his home at Phoenix. Ari'
n said he was against joint state
hood because they would take their
pretty capitol building away from
Phoenix and place II In Santa Fe,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

The library board declares Its up Tn
the council and the council asserts
that its up IN the board. What are
YOU. Who are interested IN the main
tenanee Of the library. going To do
about Il,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

The peeksa.boo waist 10 pink poet
~ dreaming through d%iaphanous
mists." writes Marse Henry Waiter.
son In his esteemed paper. Won't
somebody please shy g brick at the
old sinner:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

A number nj Vegas wheelmen will
be given an opportunity 10 tell where
they secured possession Of those Top
cared" bicycles IN Judge Ropes court
Monday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

Col. O'Bryan Moore. editor OF the
Tucson Citizen. was found dead In
bad recently. lie 70 t,ne of the
brightest newspaper editors In the
southwest. aud while he made some
bitter enemies through HIS caustic 70
marks. he had numberiess friends
who mourn his death. Peace to his
ashes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
COLORADO ME- HooisT
CONFERENCE At GREELEY

Greeley. Colo. Aug. 3l-The Colo
RADIO conference Of the Methodist
church opened today with ministers
from all over the state present. Bish.
op Wilson Is presiding over the meet.
ings.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

The only ray OF hope Of the eau
tlnus democrat can BE- based on the
fact that ex1 Chairman James X. Jones
r. not absolutely certain Of democratic
victory.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

The base hall fans are just o In
a fever heat as the championship a
In the various leagues Is nearing the
end. Between high balls many Of them
are picking the winners.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

N il pretty evident nov that Mr,
Bryan can have the democratic press
Dental nomination with a welcome.
but he eannot have a silver platform.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

The and aassat0a In kassaa app#ars
IN Ae aaaaaa ~ troublesome d tha
ssahaA land anesiioa to the politicians
ln Oklahoma
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

The Lillsng N souag Gonzales ~
Wagon Mound Vas only eelipsed In
brutality hy the beating to death nj
Aunlanagta Paallla neat TFememiina.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

Extensive preparations are being
made far ths irrigation congress In
Boise. idaho Ssw Afexiso wiil be
heard IEtsnn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

sssse are . few wans ads thai might
haze appeared In y Theatrical paper
a. s0Ene time o. oaaer. or marie they
aiant appaaE N nj. ANYWAY. here
shey are:
w&mssd: 4 married LADY 10 work
stase Caaa0TtioaiSa 20 double in bFass.
\ dfunkea acrobat fhat h willing 90
amEn oseT, mo- pancakes need apply. A
bartender to Do chorus aoEk: must
hate n low register. Two boxes az
akie grease for the Western wheel A
strong man 10 carry III out II town.
A h.oM legged man 90 % straight.
For Sale: A sure fire grass mat
aud = bucket Of set dirt
II yonr trousers are tsaggy ut the
ktses get a press agent.
Fos Sail: A piano by a lady With
mahogany legs
A bit Of cheap advice Offered for
nathlag, Whenever sou sign a con-
tract with u lobster beware Of the
IG1aase.
Minstrel Reoarsee
Find Man; "Mistah Johnsiag, why
am a stiff hat what don't ft like an
egg In n hem"
Il cannot answer that one samba.
Why ts a stiff nat iike an egg In .
hem"
"Because Il am beyond Dc powsh ~
any nation TO pull IL Down" PRO
forged ~yegetabiesb
Interlocutor: Little Willie Wild.
way. phenomenal hos baritone. will
now interpret that old home song:
Going Back 10 Mother to- Get Some
Pie. "
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

KAsasa saF Eh@ NesFah@Ea Nea Mexiea
fAir 20 be Leaa In this egty. sns latter
gasa 0f Seaa2naAsE
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

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are ka& haS 0ses In Oklahoma.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

When u comes to Singing biie mud
some uf the Arizona exchanges are
there with both feet.