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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-15
FRANCISCO ACEBAL

Tena la melena mojada como un pegote sobre la
Repare que estaba descalzo yo no sc porque me
alvi6 POGO la terrible impression ell que estaba
descazo
Yo que Sc mama yo Sc por que estaba des-
calzo.
Pero yo 10 estuve vendo. estuve TN buen ratio pre-
guutAndome: tporque estata descalzo? 80.
No llores no llores mamta.
ii Ique te importa Zinki...
Tenia dez anos.
Yo habia pensado hacer cabeza
Era feo, pero tenia bella cabeza...
Ahora aja1e en- ell taller de Paternina haSta que
yo encuentre
En- Madrid no hay talleres, hay mas que
barracones.
Tendre mucho trabajo; para r venir este estA
muy lejos...
IA conner 81!
va te die que dia la semana.
Que guapa estas, que reguapa estas mamita mia!
("aquf caricias sobonas zaameras.)
TIE voy hacer la "Dolorosa
En- cuanto despache ell busto de Ia Peharcones y ell
grupo para ell Salon ia la Doorosa!
Isl Floreucia hubese podido
Qae modelo!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
Carr Memorial.

The pastor. Rev R. A. McClintock, occupied the pulpit at both hours or
 Churches and the Y. NJ. C. A, were attract ions Sunday that the pubic with devout incinations and that great class with whom the time drags heav;ly. could scarcely resist, and as 4 coasnnuence the yariolaS serVlces were well attended. And in justice to these churches ii .nusr be said that the spirit of true devotion was every whore apparent The exercises ren- dercd at some of them were far above the average bespeaking the most careful preparation and exceptlonai ability. As usual, the feature at near lv all the churches was music, the best talent of the city participating in the programs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
LOST--WHiSKE RS

Hon. S. \. Miller came down town in disguise Sunday and had some fun at the expense of his friends. Mir. Miller has been wearing a handsome and lavish set of whiskers for so long that the memory of man runneth not to the contrary; but he had them shaved off Saturday, and as result it was with some difficulty that his friends recognized him.
 Just what led up to this reckless eX- travagance on the part of Jefferson county's popular representative in the lowers house could not ba learned, but ii is surnised that the rajuvenat- ing period of the spring season has had it's effect upon him and he wishes merely to keep abreast Of all nature in her newly acquired garb of youth again
 MT. Miller denies that he has any greater political ambitions than those he has enjoyed at the hands of his constituents. with whom, by the way, there is no more popular man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
a3 FOUR NEGROES '. SHOT AT KEARI1E:YT
Four Charges of Shotgun Fired wish Tell. ing Effect into Crowd of Negroes at Dance Saturday Night. Police Notified to Look Out for Sam Williams.

\ wholesale shooting of negroes oc, cHlred at Kearuey Saturday night, while d dance was in progress among the colOred people. The shooting was done from the dark, four charges from shotguns being fired into the crowd, four of whom were wounded. The injured wore:
 Jim Stokes. shot in groin.
 Sam Franklin, wounded in hand.
 Ranks. shot in leg.
 Bell shot in leg.
 The officers in this city were notiti- cd of the shooting Monday morning, and told to look out for Sam Will Hams, white man, who is thought to have been the leader of the crowd who made the assault upon the ne groes. It was reported to tlex Pine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
PROFESSIONAL BALL SHORT CIRCUIT LEAGUE. INCLUD- ING PINE BLUFF, NOW SEEM5
 A GER TAINTY
  Over s2oo Already Raised in This City
 Springs Included.

Il is hew pretty certain that. in spite oi the latencss of the season. Pine Bluff will have baseball this summer. On next Friday represen tatiVes of several other cities will gather here for the purpose of organ izno a short circuit leaglk, composed of towns principally alon. the Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt railways Hcn r. lfaSis Nixon will take the Pine Bluff franchise. and it is expect CT that this city, TCXarkana, Camden t,n6 Hot Springs will be included in the circuit. with probably Arkadel- phia. Areenta, Hope, Prescott or LewisEille.
 Mr. Nixon has circulated a sub scription list for the local franchise. an dalready more than $4O0 has been subscribed for this purpose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
IN CANAL ZONE ID. ElGHME WRITES TO HIS BROTHER OF THE CoNDl
 TONS THERE.
Denies Many of Damaging Report: About Country, and Declares San
 itary Conditions Good.

". NJ. Eighme of this city is in re ccipt of letter from his brother. IT.. D. Eighmc. who is in the Canal Zone, employed as foreman by the United States in the dredging work on the canal. Mir. Eighme is well pleased with the country, and states that not withstanding the reports of the un- sanitary condition of the country and the high death rate, h" has been in Panama since last January and has enjoyed excellent health. The wages raid there are good. aud Mr. Eishme denies many of the reports of the nD- satisfac, ory conditions in the zone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
Lakeside Methodist.

Rev. w. C. Wat son. pastor of Lake side Methodist church, took for his subject, "The Watch Night of the Christian Sentinel for his morning of ."The Fate of Judas IScariOt"
 The attendance was excellent at both services, and the large congre- cations manifested much interest In the able discourses delivered by the paslor. Here. as elsewhere. good music was an added attraction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
ANOTHER BIG
 BUSINESS BLOCK
ladd and Company To Erect Four Story
 Brick for Business Purposes on Recently
 Acquired Property on Corner Of Main Street
 and Sixth Avenue.

will begin shortly
 F. P I.add and companys property at Main and Sixth is one of the most valuable bits of rea'sy i'll the city of Pine Ruff. and when purchased at public outcry q short while ago Mr, Ladd announced thai it would be greatly improved with brick buildings of some kind: but would give out no further details. II is now understood that the new block will be bHiit for rental purposes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
Ohio Street Baptist.

Rev. R. G. Bowers. secretary of the state missions for the Arkansas Btp- card a, the Ohio Street Baptist church, morning and evening, Sun day filling the pulpit for Rev. S. H. Campbell. who was called to Conway @ preach the baccalaureate sermon fer Central Female college.
 Excellent musical programs were added attractions at both services. At the morning hour. c. H. Smith ren- aerei a clarionct solo and Mesdames Marsh and Campbell sang a duet,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
TEMPT SCHOOL  CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE SABBATH SCHOOL HELD
 AnSHE EMETH SUNDAY. List cf Confirm ants and Prizes Award ed to the Successful Ones
 Dave Veil Honored.
Dave Veil Honored.

The closing exercis 5 of the Temple Sabbath school were he'd at the ten- pl. Sur ny morni,s The confirm ants. Retia Lazarus. Ethel Sch'us:s ard Howard Strauss. real their ha- says. which were able papers dealing with vital subjects. Then they were subjected 10 a thorough oral eXamlna. ton into the principles of Judaism and the history and the distinctive which they showed themselves highly conversant The annual prizes were then awarded to the pupils who had distinguished themselves by excellent scholarship and danified daportmear during the school year They are g. follows:
 Annual prizes l90--G awarded at thn closing exercises of he Sabbarl. school, May 2. 1906.
 The Isaac Dreyfus gold medal Ter highest standing in the Sabbath school, Dora Waterman.
 The Charles Well gold medal, for the second highest standing ill Sab bath school. Selma Schloss.
 The Lizette Ulman memorial gold medal, for highest standing in the con firmation class. Howard Strauss.
 The David Frisch memorial gold medal, for highest standing in the post confirmation class. Irene Cohen.
 The Sabbath school book prizes. for highest standing in individual classes.
 Class ? tMrBe Veil. teacher)-' Pearl Rutstein.
 Class , Miss Eva Kaufman. teach ell, Meyer Nichols.
 Class 1 Miss Artie Dreyfus, teach cr>. Milton Cohen.
 Certificates of honor were won by Alvin Strauss. Retta Lazarus and Ethel Schloss.
 An unexpected feature happened at the conclusion of the exercises. when Rabbi Frisch, ill the name of the Hebrew Relief association. pre- scented MT. Dave Well with an elegant geld safety fob as a token of the ap- preciaton of that society for his un- selfsfness in acting as it's collector for the whole year without remunera- ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
J, T. HARPER DEAD.

A message was received ill this city Monday announcing the death in Cleveland county of John T, Harper. q prominent citizen of that section. Deceased was the brother of Mrs. A. Brew ster, and was T2 years of age He was well known in this city, and had many friends among our citizens The message gave no particulars oi the death, and the funeral arrange mt.nts were not announced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
NEW BOATS.

The Lux McFadden and the Xiii. gasoline boats owned by w. I. McFad- den. have both been placed in tic upper Arkansas river trade, between Pine Bluff and Little Rock Both Will arrive from above at noon Tuesday with loads of cot ten seed. ant will clear Tuesday evening for Little RocN with cargoes of freight The steamer Allen has abandoned the trade entire, ly, on account of the low stage oi the river
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28

The offer made by the Graphic is the most liberal one ever made by any newspaper in the smaller cities of the southwest. The muniflcent a@gfe- eate Of $550 is offered absolutely free to the three ladies receiving the nqst popular vote. Full particulars of the exciting contest may be found in :; other column of the paper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
FALSE PRETENSE.

Deputy Sheriff C. M. Philpot return ed from Monroe, La, Sunday, where he went after John Jackson. a negro who is wanted here for false pre- lenses. This negro, with Ed White. entered into an agreement with a planter to move on his place and make a crop, securing money under that agreement, after which they broke the contract,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
OCCUPY NEW DEPOT THE IRON MOUNTAIN MOVES ITS
 TICKET OFFICE TO THE NEW STRUCTURE.
Old Depot Will Be Torn Down and Removed From Scene--Sold to
 w. 8. Sorrelis.
w. B. Sorre,ls.

The ticket office of the Iron Noun. tain is now located in the new union station.- the. old building being aban, doned altogether This structure, which has been an ev@sore to the travelling public and the citizens of Pine Bluff for so many years, will be torn down at once, Mr. w. B. Sorrells having purchased t from the railroad company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28

Reports of q reliable nature state +,.t E. p. I.add and company who re. oont1y acquired possession of the val uobla Bryant property at the corner of Main street and Sixth avenue at q cost of more than $12,000, will shortly heoin the erection of modern four
 story brick business block on this nronerty. A Little Rock firm of archi tects is said to have already drawn inc plans for the big building. and it ;s understood that construction work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
First Methodist.

A splendid program was rendered at both hours Sunday at tha First Methodist church. In the morning Rev. T. r. Ramsey, the pastor, took for bis subject. The Souls Re- sources" and preached a powerful sermon. An offertory solo. oh, Eyes That Were Weary" by Miss Donaldson, was a feature of the music ai program.
 Al night Rev Ramsey's subject was "A Full Supply and another very attractive musical program vas given.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
CHRISTIAN
  ENDEAv0RE:
State Convention Meets in Little Rock, and Local Endeavorers Are
 on the Program.

The state convention of the Chris ian E,ndeavor convened in Little Rock Monday morning, and will be in session until Wednesday night Tho local Christian Endcavor will be rep resented in the convention by Mrs. D. W. Rchey, Miss Iillie Darby and Walter Seymour. MT Seymour is on the program for an address Tues- day night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
GREAT cssRI Ea HUS!IAS{5nEvl x
7 lae Gsaphic's Great Piano Contest Attracts
 
 Widespread interest. Contestants a:1el Their Workers Gslting Busy and Exeiting Time Anticipated During Life Of Contest

The Grarhie's popular voting con- st has jumped into popular favor in the very beginning. Immediately fol lowing it's announcement in Sunday
 ornines paper, the most widespread ;oterest was shown in the contest, md already enthusiasm is unbounded n the part of prospective contest ants and their workers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
FALL BEARERS.

yhe pall bearers at the funeral of VI. NJ. Fields. who died at England Saturday. and was brought to this city for burial Sunday. were selected from the members of the w. 0. w.. and were as follows: F.. A. Shepherd, John Clague. $. J. Bumpass. H. 5. Webkes, R. c. Martin. Geo. Rarbley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
HaWleY Memorial.

Rcy. $. w. Rainey occupied his pull pit at Hawley Memorial church at both morning and evening services Sunday Gods Requirements was his subject in the morning, and The Good congregations heard both ser mons. and showed much interest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
LEAVES FOR EUROPE.

Miss Esther Triplett left Monday fer four-months' tour of Europe, durinS which time she will visit all places of interest She was accom- panied as far as Memphis by her fath, CT, c. H. Triplett.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28

Bluff authorities that Vii jams had come toward this city on d farm W;,g,- on. getting off al Smart's crossing but he officers failed to lOcat" 1he man.
 It is thought that there were at least four persons in the crowd who did the shooting, as four discharges occurred simultaneously, and if is said that Williams called Hook otlj' to the negroes just before the shots were fired.
 cotifkk 123@4 ,S 3123 go i23;3'4511S9"s.
 Williams is said to have gone to his brother Saturday afternoon aud borrowed his gun, stating that he WAS going "coon hunting Saturday night.
 Ii is not thought now that any of the wounded negroes will die.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
INFANT INJURED.

The ll-months son of Dr and Mrs. r. l.. Savin was quite painfully injured Monday morning by pulling a clock which Was standing on the floor over upo it. An ugly gash was cut in the child's head, but no serious results are expected to follow the ac. cident
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
Get All That's Coming to You.

You are entitled to it. You will get it if you get your clothes made by Eisenkramer the tailor, above Citi- zens bank, Second avenue. corner of Pine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
MARRIED HERE.

I w. Younts of Monticello and Miss Inna Smith of PirA Bluff were mar r;ed in the office of the county clerk Monday afternoon at o'clock. Justice p T. Culpepper officiating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
MUSICAL PROGRAMS ADD AGAIN TO THE ATTRAC- TONS AT THE MANY CHURCH
 ES OF CITY. Able Sermons Delivered by the Pas tors and Most Profitable
 Day Spent.
Able Sermons Delivered by the Pas
First Baptist.

"Forco1ten Prayer was the sub ject of an able sermon by Rev. Ross Moore at the First Baptist church Sunday morning.
 At night he preached on Law and Grace"
 Both services were largely attend ed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28
TEMPLE SABBATH
 SCHOOL REHEARSAL

Rabbi Ffisch requests the pupils of the Temple Sabbath school to attend a rehearsal of the confirmation music Tuesday afternoon at i o'clock at the Temple.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28

worship at Carr Memorial church Sunday. The subject of the morning se lmon was Banners of the Church," and at night he preached on Seeking the Kingdom.
 Excellent Sunday school and Ep- worth Loasue services were held also.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28

which numbers were repeated in the evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-21
DORA THORNE" IN SLIDE
While Driving Through Provo Can
yOn Thespians Encounter
SOme Difficulties.

Park City, Jan. 20.-"DOra Thorne" held
the boards at the Dewey theatre last
evening and gave general satisfaction to
the large crowd present.
The members of the company had quite
an experience Wednesday morning while
driving through Provo canyon. They
were well up in the canyon when they
were met by a man who told them that
it would not be safe for them to go any
further, as there was a large snoWslide
liable to come most any minute, and
while they were wondering what they
should do the slide came down only a
and baggage were carried across the
slide by the male members of the COM
pany and Dora ThOrne and the remain
der of the troupe drove on to Heber their
next stand, thanking their stars that they
were not caught in the large body OF
snow.
Work at the Daly-Judge mill is going
on quite rapidly. and the weeks ore
shipments are running up well.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Grabell returned to
the Park this morning after a pleasant
visit in Denver.
The Woman Athenaeum of Park City
met at the home of Mrs. L. b. Wight
Monday afternoon, Jan. 19. Mrs. Frankel
read Pictures from French Industrial
Life from the Bay View magazine, and
Mrs. L. E. Hubbard gave a paper on
''DisinfeCting Methods and Apparatus -
Jan. y the club will meet at the home
Of Mrs. A. Williams. Mrs. A. A. Pike is
TO be leader Of the lesson, which is
chapters 10 and 16 Short History of
France" Lesson in parliamentary drill
is Motions that are in order while the
main question is pending"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-21
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo, Jan. 20.-Dr. Arid has moved to
his fine new residence opposite the court
house.
B. a D. Hamilton of Raymond. AL
berta, Canada, has made inquiry of Coun-
ty Clerk Gee for information of Leo e.
Smith, whose mother is very anxious to
learn his whereabouts. not having heard
from him since last July. Smith is not
known here
Four hundred and twenty-five mort
cages, amounting to sS4S, have been
fled with the county recorder in 1905, 283,
amounting to S25S 1886. Is redeemed, leaving
$S9, SO in mortgages against Utah coun~
ty property now on the books, for the
year 1905.
A son has been born to each Of the fol-
lowing families: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Cook and Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Woods;
all well.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Miss Hannah ApeIl were held this after
noon from Berg & Sons undertaking par
lors.
Annie, the 3-year-old daughter of Mrs.
Fred Hihdmarsh. died this morning from
Pneumonia Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at the Third ward meeting
house, commencing at 70 o'clock
County superintendent Eggertsen has
made the first annual appropriation OF
state school funds and the second appro-
priatiOn of county school funds. The
amount per capita of the state fund IS
1854. and the county fund SO for Provo
and 20 for other districts in the county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-21
COUNCIL WAS I'M AN UPROAR
COalville Fathers and Mayor Out of
Harmony Over Management of
Lighting Plant.

CoalviIle, Jan. 2O.-The city council met
last evening and the session was a stormy
one The city fathers waxed wroth with
the mayor and harmony and parliament
airy language was kicked out at the back
door. The management of the electric
light plant was the theme, and charges
OF caTelessness, indifference and eXtrava-
gGnce flew thick and fast. The gentle
men quickly united, however, when a
motion was made to Vacate the office of
city attorney. one of the members de-
claring that they had been paying $3.50
per year for wind" The motion was
carried unanimously. Then the council
tickled the sexton under the fifth rib
by Slicing a generous piece off his salary
Hereafter he will read epitaphs for the
pTincely salary Of $25 per month.
The road supervisor and the WATERWAYS
ter were the next to be sWatted and
their official heads were Topped off At
this stage Of the slaughter the council
began to manifest symptoms Of WEAKNESS,
one Of the members falling into a pro-
found slumber.
For a diversion the mayor stated that
the electrician had requested that rubber
mats be placed over the cement floor
around and about the generator, as fAe
sement floor was a conductor of the
deadly fluid ard should the engineer,
while standing on the floor. touch the
generator at a time when the electricity
grounded, the eurrent would pass through
his body killing him instantly. If rubber
mats were too expensive a wooden floor
would suffice. Councilman Redden, in
spirit Of economy and fun. afterwards
suggested that a pair of wooden shoes be
made for the electrician to save the ex-
penSe of a wooden floor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-21

Woodring, Victor Peterson, Frank Pritch-
Ell, o. +. Wall, B. F. Lowell were in Salt
Lake this week attending the grand lodge
r & A NJ. Mrs. Wall accompanied her
husband.
A Johnson and daughter, Mabel, re
turned from Salt Lake yesterday, where
tney had spent most of the week. A Mr..
marshall of California, a mining engineer.
accompanied them home
Rev Wishard returned this week from
ii months visit in Colorado.
Mrs Charles Rambo went cut to Frisco
this week to visit her daughter.
+. c. Jensen and family left early in
the week for California, where they ex-
pect to spend the balance of the winter.
Ihey will spend most Of the time in Los
Angeles.
Ephraim Davidson is back from Davis
county, where he went to spend the win
ter
Saturday evening President G. N Lund
as surprised by a large number of his
friends, the occasion being his sixtieth
birthday. A good time was enjoyed by
those present Several handsome pres
ents were given the gentleman.
George M. Clemenson and family left
Thursday for California, where they will
remain some time. They will visit friends
IN different parts fthat state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-21
PHYSICIANS ARE NOW BUSY
Much Sickness in Form of Contagious
Diseases Prevails in San
pete County.

Mt. Pleasant, Jan. 20.-There is a, great
deal Of sickness in this valley at the
present time, dangerous contagious dis
eases existing in this city, Moroni and
Fountain Green.
In this city WhOOping cough prevails to
an alarming extent. Probably every
other family in the town has a case of
that disease, or a very bad cough which
very much resembles that one, and which
is severe and contagious. Two deaths Oc-
Cured this week from the disease, a
young child Of Joseph JOhansen, jr., and
a 16-dayS' old babe of William Zabrislxie,
jr,, succumbing to its raYages also. Gen
orally the more severe cases are accom-
panied by pneumonia, making the sick
ness always critical.
In MOrOni smallpox is almost epidemic
at the present time. Last week there
were two new cases and this week nine
more have been added to the list. None
of them are serious. The health officer
is inclined to the belief that the disease
was started at q public Christmas tree
where some one went who was already
sick and exposed many others. 1t is
thought that there will be more cases
yet
The diphtheria epidemic in Fountain
Green is said to be about over, although
there are several cases there yet. One
case is reported from there which proba-
bly, has no equal in the annals Of medi-
cine 1t has been in existence for twenty
case of-the disease. The patient is q
young man q years of age, Frank John
son. by name. DR.. Beatty, of Salt Lake
inspected the case this week and cOnsid-
ers it very unusual The attending ply
scian, DIR. Woodring, of this city, is still
hopes yet Of pulling the young man
through
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-21

TWO experienced dining room girls for
Bends restaurant, III So. Main.