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To Searcy, Ark. account of .Arhan.
 Sunday School association at rate |one fare plus go cents for the pd trip. Tickets on sale June 29 30 and July l, anG {. Final re-
 f1imit July 3.
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WOrnan's Influence Is Needed
 In Every Problem of Life

By Rev.J an N H AN and should work together IN EVERY DE WI APARTMENT OF LIFE-n the home, in the church and
 The influence woman needed in EV FRY problem of life. Commercial and social life needs the The truth the home crcumscbed by the four wa the kitchen and the living The children not In the house day. They the schools and in the We need the the mohe aid the of the schools and the the They part the home IN TIL LARGER SENSE What right has to that woman shall remain within the four wals2
 If it duty that beautiful pictures hung the walls of the paror why not her duty that the pictures bboar and the windows shall be and uplifting too? HER CHILDREN HAVE TO LOOK AT THEM Ii II
 duty keep the children and the home clean why keep the clean? Life in all it's undertakings problem the solution of AND WOMEN working together There We have separated the work given special part of the and have made The and the the church should work tooeher THERE IS NO SEX IN THE PROBLEMS OF LIFE
 I SOMETIMES VERY TIRED ABOUT THE WAY MEMBERS OF ABOUT THE SPHERE OF WOMAN tF HOME WOMAN, THEN HOME IS TIE PLACE FOR MAN. THEY coPAR1MERs WORK TO CIPHER.
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College Faculties
 Should Control Athletics

rtaoG E.
 rule that college physical sport sbould subject
 the body to heavy strains FOR LONG PERIODS. Train - o3 immature boy but fer the mature
 IS harmful It ls generally forgotten tba takes but very keep the muscles and good cond tion Excessive prolonged xerton needed Many old boasted that they Ddged physical sports shows that they have always, 1o, sciously TAKEN ENOUGH for their needs.
 College sports physical competitions which less though the of prolonged need bigger heart than FOR FUTURE USE They intended to relieve the unwhoe- which civilization has the study and class and muscles and perceptions to increased efficiency They educational end and should carefully considered and controlled BY THE FACULTY the The parents nsnvey demand it, and their instincts right.
 Unhappiy the teachers look upon the matter purely of 1ecreao which the ao themselves merely being under control keep them from taking MORE THAN ENOUGH and left entirely the student instead being utilized great educational value The present system thn unnatural and unscefc and abuses bound to 
 MEDlAEvAL POINT PLATO AND PLACE ALI ePoRTs CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT AS FART AND PARCEL OF THE EDucATtoN
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ro st Louis, Mo-, and return, s15.a5, r.;ooeo III and return S25.t5 Tick l. an sale June 1st to September 30. Han, return limit October 3l, 3o1G,
 c,ociaI rates to north western I,;nts California, Mexico, Colorado Ia homeseekers excursion rates to k,,ous points. Will be gladly fur |sbed with all the information of trip, |e, by local ticket agent.
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 .o,yN7AlN SPECIAL RATES eoN ,-er "" Colorado Springs or 10 O. ss2s5 for the round trip. psOp 7, Salt Lake City or Grand Osasn' ,a s3525 for the round trip. Ilse,ltI5 nsInI5ad. sao.oo for the round trip. rn+c on sale June 1st to septem- Glehs'' Fina1 return limit October Ter So 'i"i
 sst.
 r, Dorado Springs, Mo. Eureka io .r Ark. and Siloam Springs, M 7, .one fare plus $2.oo for the round '' Tickets on sale June 1st to .,mber 90. Final return limit 30 ', from date of sale.
 Tn Hot springs, Ark. $t.9:.. On E,,, June 1st to September Sc. Final ,... limit 20 days iron, date of |ale.
 'a
 Tn City of Mexico, si9s:' Tickets ..,e June 1st 10 Septe:nbeJ i5th Final limit October $1st ro st Louis, Mo-, and return, s15.aa. a;oaeo III and return s25.a5. Tick ,, m sale June 1st to September 5o. ,,a, return limit October 31. 3ao6, suecial rates to northwestern loints California. Mexico, Colorado ad homeseekers excursion rates to .,,ous points. Will be gladly fur ,.bed with all the information of trip, e by local ticket agent. Milwaukee, Wis, account Grand
 
 erie Fraternal Order of Eagles. At rates of one fare, plus s2 o0, for Q round trip. Tickets on sale Ao= ,a n, iz and I3. Finai return nr leaving Milwaukee not later 40 August 22LI
 enectaj rates to Mexico an} west. T trips will be gladly furnished C. ther with full information regard desirable routes, stop-nyers, side. ps Sleepers and tourist cars, etc. calling CT writing,
 To Denver, Colo, account grand bge B. P. 0. F., July 16 to 2i. 1906, be Iron Mountain will sell tickets Denver, Colorado Springs or Pneb- for s27 25 round trip. Tickets on te July 10 to 15, inclusive, with |d return limit of August 20. Full ormation will be given relative to D overs, side trips, etc, upon writ or calling on the ticket agent. IS contemplating taking this trip find a most satisfactory route the Missouri Pacific as we put into Denver with exceptionally changes.
 To Searcy, Ark. account of .Arhan. Sunday School association at rate one fare plus go cents for the bd trip. Tickets on sale June 29 30 and July l, and {. Final re- limit July g.
 o Dallas, Texas, account Great neil of U. s. Improved Order of Men. One fare plus g to1 round Tickets on sale September . to pclusive. Final return limit Sep. Der 3O
 pmmer tourist rates vii De n et- June l to September 30.
 bll information will be gladly siv. y calling on or writing
 Minneapolis, Minn., August 18th th account G. A. R. encampment,
 trip s24.e5. Tickets on sale Pst 10th 10 12tn. Return limit st 31st. Except extension will ran,ed to September 3otn upon Dit of ticket and paynent oi
 agents fees, soc. Regular joint
 E fees, 25c.
 Omaha, Neb., July l2th to 18th,
 pt National Convention B. ' F.
 pne fare, plus $2.o0, fer round
 Tickets on sale July 10th to 18th
 i've. Final return limit July
 Except extension will be grant
 August 18th upon deposit Of
 and payment of joint agents
 50 cents. Regular joint agents
 cents.
 Folorado Springs. Colo, account
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|o Dallas, Texas, accoant Great neil of U. s. Improved Order of Men. One fare plus g for round |. Tickets on sale September : to
 pclusive. Final return limit Sep Der 30.
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r, Hot Springs. Ark. $to:, On
 :, ,nne 1st to September 36, Final ..,n limit 20 days iron, date of
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o,,nTAfN SPECIAL RATES

z. Fl Dorado Springs, Mo. Eureka
 l,,es Ark, and Siloan Springs, ane fare plus $2.oo for the round p' Tickets on sale June 1st to Ip .,mber 90. Final return limit 30 from date of sale.
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f'O1' 1'S ! S
pS Mt TING FANG. tormer f!jrjeter
 to the Gut;ee! atatcs

~ HlNA s crisis and is PASSING THROUGH TRANSITION STAGE. Her statesmen people feel that China needs hut thc differences of
 opinion regarding he There several classes of
 eeforners There those who speak foreign languages and w have been abroad have had both sides of fie quesaor
 make CHINA FIRST ABLE TO STAND UPON HER OWN FEET.
 Mary Chinese who have abroad Australia and the Philippines write horne complaining of ARBITRARY DlS CARNATIONS MADE AGAINST THE CHINESE which dare . attempted against other foreigners Therefore American goods Illustrating the feeling the laws 1t has spread all China and sov retaliation dirlnmaion and S NOT AN.IEtEEItN. H. H5ne people and officials ON GOOD JE9> WITH All IHA!liNERS and have hostile feelings tessaH4 Ire ntrcAtnts have c best feeling toward 1or1f2l#f rvla=at.
 liz 4s4 the interior indifferent to all for 5Htefor, wo ta }ley NJ re"tf1 2z5 zf $5t5Ns ai E tat<#iiIlY aganst
 3te~ o1 a11tartl1n feeliE well founded seI slI eafers aeaor~ be reasonable only boycott goods aaa ersons nnklntr: I Jo toN- IjNU THEIR tjiENIfsIIiP as before.
 Unfortunately lior1e in several place arisne from boycott this No SIGN OF AN OUTBREAK AGAINST FOREIGNERS.
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Qll, cbo aIk.

Most delightful sumner desort tu the South; , ,00@ feel above soa level. and the thcrmo1nefer ~as never known ttj rt eistar hi&he! than S5 degrees.
 SUMMIT PARK HOTEL. "7he iIote! Above the Clouds, 7ituay- ed on tbe. highest point on che noun tain, has ail modern conyeniences. and will accommodate 25Q guests.
 Rates $2oo per da?; $lQ to &14 per week Special rates to families and all.saa&on quests.
 For eatther information address Wincneste; X Howell. l>essees. Mt Nebo Arl5.
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merit fieefai share of your pat ronage.
PINE BLUFF IRON WORKS
General Founders and Mzehinfsts

General Founders and m7ehinists.
 iiras4 and Iron Castlnys and Ma chine Repairing Stock ot all stand ard goods and eastinga tarrled l,s stock all ,ho time I.oeomot es. En. zines and Boilers Repaired. .onK distance telephones. day. 4,G, night @24. Pine BalT. Arkansas Note We opcrare our machine sh0p both day and night
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ro City of Mexico. si9.sa. Tickets l, saIe June 1st 10 Septe'nheJ 10th .,.ol limit October 31st.
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|o Milwaukee, Wis, account Grand
 orio Fraternal Order of Eagles. At rates of one fare, plus s2.oo. for le round trip. Tickets on sale Ao=
 Ia H. iz and I3 Final return |nr eaving Milwaukee not later lsp August 21L i.
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I Omaha, Neb., July I2th to 10th, pt National Convention B. '. F. Pne fare, plus $2.oo, fer round Tickets on sale July 10th to 18th Eiye. Final return limit July Except extension will be grant August 18th upon deposit of and payment of joint agents 50 cents. Regular joint agents cents.
 Iolorado Springs. Colo, account
 Peak centennial, $27.25 for trip. Tickets on sale Septem- to 22, inclusive. Final return October 15. Joint agents fee, pit Eagle. Tenn. account Mont Bible Training school. One us s2 for the round trip.
 cn sale June 29 and 30 and and 5. Return limit August x p1 extension will be granted a pe difference between this { (nd regular summer tourist x &ington, Ky, one fare plus round trip. Tickets on sale RI b 30 inclusive. Final return @ later than August 7th to or l hrting point,
 @ Is Fourth of July. The Iron will sell tickets at open one and third fare within sof 250 miles on July 3rd and
 final return limit of July
 H. N. Atwood. Agent
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epectaI rates to Mexico and west, h trips will be gladly furnished G (ther with full information regard |g desirable routes, s:op-eyers, side ns, Sleepers and tourist cars, etc.
 calling CT writing,
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were all attirel in white o. Gandie an carried bouquets Of white chla santhe- nuns. The going away @oWn Was of dark brown cloth tailor made and trimmed with embroidede1 pasemen- tiera. with hat ell suite. NIT. and Mrs, Hubert Beverly Strange left at mid night for a short visit east and vii be at home to their friends at the residence of Mr and Mrs. Harry Hold erness on their return. Mrs. strange is the handsome and attractive Gau9h- ter of Mr. and Mrs $. NJ. TaElor and possesses all the qualities of heart and mind that go to make an ideal woman. Mr. Strange is ona of Pine Bluff mos
 popular young men, IL has been said of him that he is a young man of the old-time school. No higher compll- ment could be paid him. Te1eSrams of congratulation came from many cities to the bride and groom. both of whom were favorites in the society circles of many places. where at times they have visited and been honord guests
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X sensation Nas sprung in the CIT. a7ft court room at late hour Fr=5iaz afternoon, when the grand jury, in t soecia. report to Judge \. E. Grace stated that Mr. Arthur Murray, Wh2 had been summoned before tn" grand jury, had refused to answer eef1al'' questions propounded to him by that body.
 mdee Grace, after hearing the re- port of the jurors, immediately order ed Alr. Murray to answer the qu stlons
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In Special Report to the Court Late Friday Afternoon, Jury Stated That Arthur mur' rav Had Declined to Answer important Questions Propounded To Hin1.
JUDGE GRACE ORDERED
 MR, MURRAY TO ANSWER

asked of him.
 Ft was aet possible. of course lz.z he newspapers to get the list of aa s lions which Alr. Murray had fefilse7 to answer, but conjecture is rife oa the street.
 When presented to Judge Grace. he at once declared the questions Wef all legal, and warned the witness what the penalty was for refusing to ans wer.
 At 3:3o o'clock no further develop ments Were had.
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Will Entertain Tonight.

The young people of Lakasia. be entertained at the home ot Mamie Marshall, corner Of Fj4 and Laurel, this evening. Mus. refreshments will add 10 thq attractions. Everybody is invite a good time assured.
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Tine sai,7n.CIaiborne eddag.

The follow Ing dispatch from Wash= jns-on. D. C. will be read With 9fst's zeal of interest by Pine Bluff soclstN folk:
 On Monday night, October 22, al LII residence of Charles Moses Shlhh, d nrominent citizen of Washington, D. one of the editors of the Washing ion Evenig Star, and uncle or the bride. a most elegant nuptial funct on occurred, ill which former Little Rock and Pine Bluff girl was the cen= ter of interest.
 Miss Mary Shinn, daughter of Af. Henry E. Shinn, for many years d prominent citizen of Pine BluH aha little Rock, and MT. Charles Robert Claiborne of Lynchburg, Va, Were th . contracting parties. Rev. Dr. el9l' horne of the University of the south q, Sewanee, Tenn, and brother of tle aroom. performed the ceremony after .hc elaborate ring ritual of the Epis copal church.
 Tine bride was a picture of beauty and loye'iness and was beautifully dressed in a most elaborate 1emhlhe creation imported for the occasloii from Paris, and carried d shower Dou auct of brides roses aud lilies Of the va1Icy. Her s.ster, Miss Hallie Shinn. was 2oWned in pure white, carrying huge bouquets of white chrysanthe= urlus The bride was given away by her uucl9, aad sponsored by her grand tme,he.saf4z Parse. formerly oI Bst5e4 Ro5l4e. I.5G.. and Pine Bluff, Ark but as.g a sl.eab1ue. Na
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Taylor-S trange.

Taylor-Strange. X wedding of the hishesJ interest to society peop.e both here and ill cities of prominence throughout the south Was the oae solemniZeG last night a1 the First Baptist church. uniting ill nurlag Miss Margaret louse Taylor and Hf. Huber Beverly Strange.
 The church presented a scene sur passingly lovely. The altar Was bank ed with palms. white chrysantha amums and bride roses. Mrs Langtofd pre- sided at the organ and before the en trance of the bridal party MT. Dan Taylor, brother of the bride, sang "The Secret" to the delight of the large audience.
 Promptly at 9 o'clock to the strains of Iohengrin the attendants as fol- lows entered: Mss Alma Dewoody and MH. w l.. Matthews, Miss Nettie Byrd and Mr. Chester Taylor Miss Bettie Austin and Al1 Schloss. Miss Emma Dswoody and Mr. F. H. Roane, Miss Esther Tripleit and Dr. Duck worth. Miss Grace York and Mr. Will Nichol. Next came the groomsman, Messrs. Phil Crutcher and Jim Good win walking alone i'll opposite alstes followed by the bridesmaids, Misses Nettie Grace and AHlmer Ta@Sart in the same order The matrOn of honor, Mrs. NJ. \. Austin, with the best man. Mir. Frank Miner, preceded the little ring bearer. Master M w. Tag@alt' carving the ring on a silver tray. Coming into the sacred edifice the bride and groom passed through the portals of the old life and entered tn" new. Awaiting it's benedict on before the altar where the Rev. Ross Moore crowned the romance with his bless ing. uniting by il ole of Pine }hli1's most ieleal women and one of II T brave. trae men lll through the crowded edillce fHiead- sm!ed aFon the happy couple.
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RRl SPEAKS IN
 NINE INDIANA CT
Nebraskan Puts In Busy Day k
 ing Over Traction Lines

Indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 2t-9 Jennings Bryan left here eaIi. terday for a speaking tour ta central and northern Indiana
 scheduled to speak in nine cit day to close with night aee. the Indianapolis Baseball Ha.. Bryan today travelled in electric ear oyer traction liHss.
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Notice to Property Ov1 to Make Sewer Connell

Property owners within SeVs trict No. 3 Seventh avenue to tieth avenue, and Laurel stgs Tennessee), are hereby notifa make the proper sewer conn7 With any building or dwelling id district on or before Nov 15, 1906, as provided by section Coleman's digest of the city ances. Failure will subject suoI CT, or the tenant of such buit dwelling 10 arrest and fine.
 J. $. CURRIE, sanita. FRED FOX, Acting Mayor
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Daily 6rapblc.
THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPLK.

Entered at PostoTlce at Pine Bluh' krl, as second class mail matter.
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folk, Va, and after November 10, 1906, will be at home to their friends at their residence in Lynehbure. Va.
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PAVING DISTRICT No

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these facts. and in justice to himself and the county, Judge Grace frankly announced that he could see no feas- on why the docket should be dlsaf- ranged and this case made an eNeep- ton or given priority over others. ln- volying charges far more grave. It was simply a misdemeanor case, the person charged was out on bond, aud the county is at no expense and the defendant is suffering no Wron2 bN the delay There was and is no ne cessitv for an immediate trial as the office of county judge had been filled bv appointment Judge Ruther- ford had promptly dispatched all bus mess properly coming before the county court and adjourned the court until the first Monday in November If Judge kerwin had been granted an immediate trial, and had been acqult- ted and reinstated to the office of comfy judge. he could have transact cd no business in the county court OF performed any service for the county. It has been the custom of the clf- chit court in this county to have no jury trials on Saturday. This custom has prevailed for twenty-five years + is only varied where q trial is not concluded on the previous day. The reason for this rule is that jurors, officers of the court, liti9ants and at tornevs may have one day in each week for the transaction of thelr pfl- yate business affairs, and that Wit aesses and jurors who live at dis ttlIce from the county seat may reach their homes and spend sunday with their families.
 Judge Grace has at no time mani- tested any personal feeling in this matter. hut is simply treating Judge 5e..Win as any other citizen charged HeHd an aHanse in his court He does aa. believe that the circumstances ef gase warrant him ia vmHins q a7ltzaed rele e snbi9ctta2 .- .a45aH 10 ouornloHs aI aaaee- eszaeHf14tarez. #l.s, eifzH ID aeleHse
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Palace G[0Cc[u Y. F. Mayhugh Prop. Corner Seventeenth and Main
 Streets.
FOR BARGAINS IN GROCERIES. FEED STUFF. COUNTRY PRODICE. DRESSED POULTRY. GIVE IS < CALL

A complete Butcher Shop in con neeton where all meats are kept in retIi4ciator, and nothing hui the best fresh country meats are handled
 We fua three delivery Waaons. so that ai c@deHs eaH ba delivered promptly
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Advertising Rates Made known on
 Application,
,S TO JUDGE GRACE's POSITION.

The Graphic is not one of those Yfo would eriticise Judge A. !. r,.,ca for the stand he takes with ref erence 10 the Kerwin matter. o'f ,.a,.ons mav be stated as follows:
 on Wednesday, the lIth ol octo- ,,er 1906. the grand jury of Jefferson county returned into open court ah indictment against County Judge F. I. Kerwin, charging him With ma- feasance in office.
 Instead of reporting and submlttiiiS himself 10 the directions of the court, he either secreted himself in such a oanner that the officers could not find h1r.. or left the county. Ills where abouts was known to none ant his friends and could not be ascef- tained by the officers. Dllisent search was made for him. The sheriff Was informed by members of his family that he was in the city of Little ROCK and would return on the afternoon train. He did not return, however, and the report became general that he was not in Little Rock but with out the state Failing i'll his efforts, the sheriff exported to the court that he had been unable to find him.
 Notwithstanding the statutes pro- vide for the immediate removal oi an officer upon the finding of an indift- ment against him. ill deference to Judge Kerwin. beiore making such an order. Judge. Grace waited more than forty-eight hau.s and untl the sher- if had reported tAal he could not he found in the county.
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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30
From Skinner Vicinity.

Our Skinner correspondent wrote
us last week;
7. j. Gatewood is erecting a
barn on his valuable farm.
Elmer Chapman and wife will
leave here for Northeast Colorado
next Tuesday, u week. Elmer got
claim out there last FEBRUARY and
now goes to prove it up. Regret
to lose these excellent young peo-
pie.
Ernest Berry departed this life
Saturday morning early, Aug. Is.
He had been an invalid for about
two aud one half years, part of
the time partly paralyzed. Ernest
was without doubt u good boy,
having reached about 30 years OF
age. He leaves u wife, two chill
dren, three brothers, father aud
step mother and a host of friends
to mourn his departure from this
life. God d0eth all things well'
should be a comforting thought tt
all the bereaved aud especially hi'
wife who stood by him so faithful
ly. We knoweth not why he do
eth these things so, but shall here
after. The remains were followed
by large concourse of friends t
It's last resting place in the Long
Branch cemetery. The funera
services were conducted at tn,
Long Branch church. Sympath!
extended to the bereaved ones.