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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

I Gisc~i-n i-iatf,r chat rouse~Vatisru OF tone
f'r wrich they have been noted. Tho
fsrt that they We're looked up %. rcvcrcd
a-1 eoeyed sure to wistresscs "a calm
d.-ri-r ard ~crus. thHt was both ad-
-0.r,tie ara ~,sfA ANA this was odu-
c.-f'r.
". e.rf.- womaniy education Vfr-
-..'. f.i rnt. be is true. include college
lreral.-" THAT tlis has IT'S place and
ral.. ~' ore who Is sensible or thought
90 WILL deny. hut ga the days of gov
ornesS.s ana private schools many Viz
Gfrla women along with ancient and
modern languages and English ltera-
ture. learned how 20 be home-keepers,
how 20 ori~r and govern wisely in that
domestic Kingdom. which % all others
IS ti,a uosc important. If the happiness
o. the world can be taken as a standard
lv which % judge.
Modern education offers greater ad-
vantaEe IN tho Professions. in art. and
81 music. though there are SIN few
lcreucs lcft who prefer "a Scotch ballad
or ono ~ Tom Moore's irish melodies
20 whole evening 81 Wagner.
IL is question after all whether tho
scientific severity OF college breeding
ul-Nt not be leaveuod ana fEhtcned hv
judicious admiXture Of that element
m the erlicr-day education which rcn-
dercd the Virginia woman NOT only The
best housewife and the most charming
companion the most sensible co-worker
and helpmeet FOR man which any State
history has vet recorded.
II there IS ono who can Dee found %
uuderrate the efficiency oc the earlier
day woman rs am educator. let that per-
SON remember tie Gouestics who were
trained and Taught by her in the habits
of industry and systematic accomplish
mont. thc sons whose iustructress she
was throuph The children and the
daughters whose ideas and ideals were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
All Around the
House
the
The Tea Wagon.

The it'll, tea wagon now So popular at
country houses usually holds on the lower
shelf plates napkins and extra cups ana
sauccrs. The top shelf holds the hot
water Kettle. the teapot. sandwiches and
cake. the good things 10 eat being strong
ly u evidence. After the hostess brevs
inc tea the lttlc wagon is rolled about
before each guest. who then helps himself
according to his own Will He makes
his choice OF either lemon or cream for
the tea and takes whichever sandwiches
are likely 10 please IS palate
Tho sandwiches most often seen now
IN Nttlc tea wagons are filled with cot
taec cheese. through which chopped
Ercen peppers have been spTuklcd They
are easily made. and meet with such
general favor that Aostesses declare they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
Our Shakespeare Contest

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

pillow .s always "a welcome eIft. and may
l' au excessively one if tile givcr IS so
t..'mel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Powell CIayton's Old Enuine.

Eureka Springs-Gen. Powell Clay tons old engine, Kathleen" nick named by the railroad boys as Two Spot" will soon be put into service again. It was supposed to have been long since consigned to the scrap heap. but it has instead been thoroughly overhauled and rebuilt and is now a first-rate engine. It has done faithful work since the first days of the Eureka Springs railway and doubtless has pulled more people in to Eureka Springs than any other engine on the line. Its reappearance will recall the early days of the re- sort.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Wit Used as m Al,

An honest old Pennsylvania farmer had a tree on his premises he wanted to cut down, but being weak in his back and having dull ax, he hit upon the following plan: Knowing the pas sion among his neighbors for coon hunting. he made coon's foot out Of potato and proceeded to imprint nu- merous tracks in the snow to and up the tree, When all was ready, he in- formed his neighhors that the tree must be filed with coons, pointing to the external evidence made with his coon's foot. The bait took, and in a short time half dozen fellows with sharp axes were cAopping at the base of the tree. each taking his regular turn. The party also brought dogs and sLotSuls aaa were in ccstasies over the anticipated haul of fat coons. The tree finally fell, but nary a coon was seen to drop.-Germantown Telegraph.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
tS Medieval Fill of Fare.

\ fourteenth century manuscript Stlli eXtant records the festivities attendant on the marriage of Niolante Nfseonti with the Duke Lionel Plantagenet, son of Edward H. of England, at Milan, Italy. The wedding dinner consisted of eighteen courses. as follows: First course, sucking pigs wrapped in thin coating of gold fish with their mouths giving forth fire; second hareS roasted and 2ilded; third, veal roasted and trout incrusted in gold; fourth. Quails, partTidGcs and again trout. roasted and gilded; fifth, ducks. game and more fish: sixth. beef and capons unadorned; seventh. capons, meat and fish done i'll lemon; eighth, beef and fish of different kinds; ninth. eeis and more meat; tenth @alantine of meat and fish; elev- enth. lamb roasted: twelfth, hare and wild boar with onions: thirteenth, veni- SOD; fourteenth capons and chickens with red sauce of apples and lemons; fifteenth, peacocks with beans, salted tongue and roasted carp; sixteenth. peacocks again, this time boiled in spices; seventeenth. cheese, and eight eenth, cherries
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
All Over the State
Game Warden Assassinated.

lytheville-Charles BIaekwood was killed at Blytheville Thursday night by two unknown men. He was twice fired at from a dark alley as he as on his way home. He ran about 30 feet after he was shot and fell dead Both shots struck his heart. Nothing was seen of his murderers. That there were two of them is evident from the tracks, also indicating that the men had been in waiting for some time. There were no witnesses to the shooting. The nlurderered man was game warden for Mississippi county. and was for nerly in charge of the Big Lake club house which Was burned some time ago. There was said to be enmity between him and some of the market fishermen and hunters who are sr. pected to have burned the club house, and that the killing was done by them from his eyideoee in case of arrest There had been much faeline between the men and inc market bunting preserves About three weeks ago, in a difficulty with man named Dayis at Big Lake. sbe latter was shot by Blackvood ia the iee. Davis is now in the hospital at Jon a5s. boro Blaclzwood is said 10 have ha3 several personal difficulties hefer on account of his darias and ne character ef the men with whom A= had 10 dea} He is safa to have IT. ed one or twa Mel. sif a.We. n self defense.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
SARAii, HUSTiiNGG, HEROINE.
By DONALD ALLEN
Copyright, lat6, by Beatrix Reade

Look here. Jim began Colville one evening, when her brother James came home to supper, ''in walking past the tavern this afternoon I saw q strange young man."
 Yes, there is one there,' was the re- ply.
 "Who is he?"
 "I can't tell you much about him, His name is Ripley, 1 believe, and he's come down from the city for q four weeks vacation. He was asking me about boating and fishing.
 James Halliday was carpenter of the village of Branehville. His sister Sarah kept house for hisn
 Sarah Halliday had lived for thirty three years and no man had hinted Of matrimony to her. Sile never pretend ed to good looks, but she always ll- sisted that she was tender hearted and had emotion sufficient 10 make great actress Her failure to bring men to the point had ranked. and she had finally made up her mind to do little hustIing for a husband. Sle had seen the young lAAil sitting ell the hotel veranda with his feet cooked up on the railing and he had at once been mark ed down. He had looked after her in an eager way, and she fattered herself that she had made an impression.
 If NIr. Ripley is all alone down here he must be lonesome" she said to her brother Jim after supper.
 .sYes, he may be-
 "Then you'd better saunter up to the tavern and show him that you want to be friendly You can bring in, if you want to. that I noticed him this after noon. We've got the mill pond here, and we've got boat and fishing tackle, and it seems our duty to make the stran- gers stay as pleasant as possible You know how you'd feel if you were away from home.'
 The brother dutifully obeyed orders. He found MT Ripley smoking a cigar on the veranda. He mentioned Sarah, the mill pond, the boat and the black bass waiting to be caught, and MT. Ripley replied that he should surely take advantage of the situation. He didn't set any date, however and when he came home to supper on the follow ing evening the brother observed to the sister:
 What do you think, Sarah? That Susan Jones has somehow managed to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Farmer Painfully injured.

Tilton-Wesley Burns, a farmer liv ins near Triton, met with 6 painful accident Saturday morning. The mule he was blowing ran away and violently threw him to the ground, and badly shattering his left shoal- der. The doctor set the young mans arm, but is hot sure as to the r. suits and may have to amkitate the injured member
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Electric Liahts Assured.

Berryville-The Kings River Flee tric Power company, of which c. l.. Matthews and C. NJ. and A E. Barnes are the eorporators Was granted a 99-year electric light franchise by the Berryville town council. The company's power plant will be only six miles from BerrEville and it wta cost comparatively little to put 3 uehring system in operation there. The contrac, for the cons rGcfton of the plant has already been let.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

| patent, having to overcome a stren- nous fight that was precipitaf ed by eastern parties who bought every conceivable obstacle imaginable to block his getting a patent Judge Patton says he can place a wheel in White river that will furnish all the motor power necessary to run stree cars in Fayetteville, operate electric light plant and all the manufacturing industries that can be located in that town
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Riq Day for Wynne.

Wynne-Wynne will don her gay est clothes and make Wednesday, July f. 1906. a day to be remembered by every man, woman and child who happens to be in this city on that day. The main feature of the day will be the dedication of the handsome new S64,000 court eouse which was
 completed and transferred to the commissioners last Thursday. 4 number of speeches will be made by local speakers and program suit able to the occasion will bo carried cut
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Changes From Fish to a Bird.
continue to ri

Tine story Of the early life, transfor, nation and final le.th of tie Chinese quail is the most remarkable that is found in tue o,nitAological literature of the world. The narrative in al1 it's un
 reasonableness is found in the story of om chung, which is tine name the Chi. nese quail is known by when at home in the Flowery Kingdom. Celestial au
 thorities on biId lore declare that no specimen Of on chung was eyer known to live year, th@. they ao not lay eggs, as all o.,Her known species C.: birds dc, and. finally, that their pro-
 genitor is slimy, four jointed worm, which has red head and sting on the end of it's tail. This queer seacoast
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Eats Xiii Many CnicAens.

Sloan Sprinss-Mrs. Dr. Mott, 10 lives tear Siloain Springs, has heen greatly troubled of late with rats killing chickens, Out Of 475 chicks she lost loo before discover ins the cause Yesterday she bought q wire cage trap ani Set it. This morning the trap contained 27 f1lll- grown rats literally packing the tvap The trap was reset, and before 2 9. VT contained five more.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

SHE CHIftD TO ny AGAIN AND AGAIN. get acquainted with the stranger. and he's oyer q her housc playing croquet."
 lin, gou don't tell me that for I fact she gasped.
 "Of course do!''
 iIumpIl The freshness of Miss Susan Jones must be seen to at once"
 And it was. Miss Sarah speedily oonned another dress fixed up bit, and, leaving her brother 10 eat alone, sLe started for the Jones house. MT. Ripley and Susan were just finishing their last game. Sarah walked up to Susan and whsperingly asked for an introduction and forced the issue. When she returned home Mr. Ripley accompanied her, and he didn't leave the house until 10 o'clock He had made himself very agreeable, and when be had departed Jim observed:
 By thunder, Sarah, but sposin' you could marry a feller like him!'
 'I mean ter was Sarab's laconic re. ply
 The next day Jim was left out of it. Sarah and MT. Ripley took the boat and went fishing. and before they returned she thought she knew her man pretty we'll He was romantic He was in- clined to be hero. He quoted poetry. He sighed to find and love heroine. When Jim came home that evening there was a twinkle In his eye, and after hearing about the fishing trip he said:
 "Mr Ripley seems to be a feller who gets acquainted with folks pretty fast. l just saw him walking home with TIllie Graves"
 You don't mean iL!' exclaimed Sarah as she paused in the act of pour ing out the tea
 That's what I saw. She was at the tavern to see the landlords wife, and l 'spose she was introduced
 Well, I'll put q stop to that pretty sudden. told Mrs Graves only last week that Tillie was altogether too conceited.'
 Again Jim was left to eat his even ing meal alone while the sister started
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Bumper Apple Crop Expected.

Roeers-The apple prospects are still bright and bumper crop is look ed for by the orchardists Up to date no unfavorable conditions have man. ifested themselves and the fruit is al most entirely free from scabs knots, etc. The bitter rot has not yet put in an appearance, but the season for il is hardly advanced far enough.-- Rogers Republican.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Good Roads Delegates.

Hope-County Judge w. A. Briant of Hampstead county has appointed John Crosnoe of Hope, Dr. II. l.. B Shers of Fulton, G. E. Bailey Of Bley- ins. Z. T. MaYtQn of Sardis and Dr. J. K. Autry of Columbus as delegates from this county to the good roads convention which meets at Fort Smith June 13, IA and 15. Reduced rates will be given by all railroads.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Merchant of Venice Up to Date.

Eureka Springs-The junior class Of the Reed High School at Eureka Springs gave an enjoyable entertain ment recently, presenting the play, Merchant of Venice Up to Date.' It is, of course, patterned after the great Merchant of Venice.' by William Shakespeare, but it is full of the language and fun of today The young people will repeat the play Thursday night at the opera house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Athletic Association Organized.

Infboden-The Imboden Athletic association was ogsanized Monday. with the following officers: W. II. Vaughan, president: R. Nan Brecklin5 vice president: ] L. Mckinney, see retary and treasurer: l. ]. Lindsay. manager af tsa@; Clay g. Henderson. cant2ta. The purpose of this organ la'tan ie to=s Qi'a n aa-to-late base ball raa8l aaa e1eaee in he national spoIt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
ADDITIONAL BRIEF MENTION.

Miss Emma Evans. formerly of this city. but now of Little Rock. is wis itng Miss Kate Johnson of this city.
 Miss Virginia Mills left Wednesday afternoon to visit relatives 8 few
 MT. and Mrs John Currie and fam fly of Rives came to this city nesday afternoon to make I their home.
 Miss Pauline Pool left We22esday afternoon for Henslev to spend 2 feY jays with friends.
 t,r WA.ze of Little Rock came ese, yoste.day to accompany h.s H3fe hon!e She has been visiting Mf V. [ DuaEum and sisters.
 Mr. Ctto Russell who has heen iA sha employ Of the Southwestern Tel- ep,,o,.e company, left Thursday ef.@', noen tso Little Rock
 Narel Franklin of Tanlo returned hCme Thursdav morning. after spend sa= few dags Vza Mrs. N C. Boundtrea,
 Dean Blythe ef Monticello was the ci5: Thursday looking after the brick business n which ha is inter ezted
 Free. deputy sheslf Of L5a- oo'n county. WAS IT town Thurs 7s.s' en business. 2 5TESaa
 alr. Robinson of Avery and Fge ] Haol of Grady passed through aisg Thursday morning on their way home from Hot Springs, where they had attended tae Democratic state convention.
 Ms R. |. AfeGehee will leave 1his afternoon to visit her father at Say der.
 Miss Mildred Quinn and Miss Tie oinuochio of Little Rock came to this city Thursday morning to visit Mrs. MeCray on Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Want tc Sc corporate ].

1i@ior-The cilizers of Nar.on aIe aesiraas U having she3r town tn= eor1arate z.. The petition for the ia- corporation wil be heard by the county coart on Ju1x The county court in zSa6. upon reqaest of Mari. on citizens. represented by Col ]. f. Smith. c. L. Campbell and R. 4 Glad. rey. as agents, granted the right to incorporate the town. but the area-1. ration Vas asTer perfected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
RIVER RISING
so Rise Reported at Towns Above
 Here.

4 special dispatch to Walter Cot ter and company Thursday said that the Arkansas river rose two feet at Fort Smith last night. At Dardanelle ; l3 foot rise is reported. At Little Rock 51. It is said that it will continue to rise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Ouac.1ita County Exhibit.

Camden-The question O f.r~a7-. ing a permanent exhibit of the re sources of Ouachita at Camden is pc ing agitated. II is proposed that the basement of the county court house be used for the exhibit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
CARSON SHOT.

Information reaching this citr Wednesday stated that Bob Carson q former member of the Pine Bluff police department. was shot in Chat tanooea Tuesday. Carson is now on the Chattanooga police force and h. was shot while attempting to arrest a negro. His wound is not serious and he will recover.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Sahool lmprovenaents Proloseo.

Sloan Springs-The board of d. rectors of the Sloan Springs special school district are offering for sale $25, 1000 of 6 per cent school bonds. The directors propose to erect a 12- room school building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
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Ire Lj-rle Princess 70 Be Ee~e&.
 Hlay.

At tie ElKs June 29 there Wi! be given benefit play entitled The Lii. tle Princess. This will be under the direction of Mir and Mrs. Howard Hynes Honohoc. This has been give' at Monticello and Shreveport, where it met with unbounded success. The proceeds will go 10 the Davis hos pital fund. Nothing but home talent will be used and a fine amateur Der formance will be had.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Aatsrz.or.ls and Lla.1-s.

Lake Vinage-Civi3 Easia=e. Ba.l is now very busy surveying he town Of Lake Village preparatory to submitting to the city council p2ans and specifications for waterwoe2ss and electric lights,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
First Service in New Church.

Texarkana-The first service in tne new Presbyterian church at Texar- kana was held June 8, when Rev F. F. Maddox, pastor of the church, preached the baccalaureate sermon at the closing of the school. Ser vices will be held regularly hereafter at the new church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
The Strawberry Crop.

Rogers-The strawberry season is about finished and a pretty fair esti- nate can be given of just what the crop brought into Washinet0n coun- Y. From the returns the indications are that an excess of Sl25 per crate viii be received On the average, or about S720 per car. There were about five cars Of =ber1ias so2t =6v exrress end 243 in car lots. which gives q re- fuen Of aboar $1-5.ooe The grow 1rs. have al1 made money. but the arsafast gain has haea made to the picfars. who racefved 2e for every e-ar.. ar abenr S7a. aoo for catherine tae crop The car shipments from N7asl.na-an county were as fol'QT.s: We- Fork. cars. Greenland. ss
 m3naaa Prairie Grove. 1fs Summers. Fayettevilla 2d. LII 1zHn. g Gat1is. 2: Johnson. 5zs a5t' .5. total 2443 cars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Patent Water Wheel.

Fayetteville-Judge W. ,. Patton has just received patent for . wa ter wheel of his invention. He has been three years iaboring to secure
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

Mir. and Mrs. VI. 4 Tageart lei. Wednesday afternoon for Little Rock for few days visit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

Mrs. M. Danaher has returned from Little Rock, where she spent a few days with relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Three-Miie Petition.

], Genry-Nearly GOO residents Of Benton county residing within four miles of the school house at Gentry have petitioned the county court ask Ing for an order to prohibit the sale ' e mtoxicants. including tonics, bit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

The old adase that a stitch in time saves nine is verily true with Brooks Chill Tonic both taste1ess and guar anteed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

Al dealers refund the money on Brooks remedies ii you don't get sat sfactory results.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

County Ticket. County judge-James Gould. Sheriff-Mason Philpot County Clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit elerk-Edgar Brewster. CountE treasurer--John H. Shelby. Assessor-L. T. Sallee. Coroner-R. D. McGaughy. Surveyor-Joe B. White. Repra asentatives-S J. Hunt, W. B Pnney, Alex Powell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

ters and native wines, within three miles of the school house in that town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

You rise early wth Brooks Little LiTerRoot Pi,lS= To not gripe, but bring bile.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

Brooks FayoTita Feuael Frs.scrip. ton crrss women. Satisfaction guar auteaf1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

Brooks Iron Peptol for dyspesia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
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QUOTATIONS.

Corrected daily by C. c. Taylor and company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

Miss Mildred Quinn and Miss Tie oinuochio of Little Rock came to this city Thursday morning to visit Mrs. MeCray on Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

T-F V'r1F7T.
 How could he call when he took skate that very forenoon:2 bluHtly re- piled the brother
 Did he see me all wet and wopsy@' "0f course, and that's why he skatod"
 Poor sarah. She had hustled, but she had lost.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1906-08-10
ROAD NOTICE
penalty

Notice is hereby given that a
petition will be presented at the
regular October term 1906 of the
Independence county court for
viewers to be appointed to lay out
a new road beginning at the inter-
section of the Newark and Dota
road and the south boundary of
the north half of the northwest
/ of section 30 township Ii north,
range 4 west, now owned by w.
J. Cooper. Thence east on south
boundary of said tract to the south
east corner of same, about 125
yards, thence north about two
miles, more or less on line between
east and west halves of section 30,
80 and 20 to intersection of the old
Military road.
This 4th day of August, 1906.
w. j. COOPER.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1906-08-10
DENATURIZED ALCOHOL


Denaturized alcohol, it is said,
will be safer, cheaper, cleaner and
more convenient as fuel for en-
gines. 1t will also take the place
of gasoline in many other fields.
As it can be produced in large
quantities from almost everything
the farmer raises it appears that
each farmer can manufacture
his own alcohol and sell as much
as he does not need. The process
of distillation is said to be simple
and inexpensive.