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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

Soner fra &immele,1. 81 fatter set
maaffe life / f1loe1te Gorltanb, me11
BOG bar ri Ell Splelle al, at fyer itaar
hi oper for noget, Der er itgrre e11b
al Soroens &ig6om. 8e6lt for1taar
Ri set, bbiS ri te11fer % Ell Soro,
oper bbilfen SS1Ieitiernen fife bar
ten6t. Sattig0ommen bar lige fnugen=
De, Ms6en lige ian grel, 5pnoen bDb
og iferenoe, .9e0en Mountaineering
i'm @rtifbe6. 5too vi opcf for eli iaa-
oan @len6igbeo, So pil6e ser lp0e ct
9frig ODER Soroen: &por er Ser
6rel1e? Sbem bringer &ielp i Dor
Ngo?
Seen mi bar SS11leepangeliet lp6t /
to Saiin6e Mor. Set 81lo1fab, bpor-
til ri melt al alt bar Srang, er at
.gnglene iunget r6 oi'er Sor6en. S
9ug lp6er set tgian!
Sen, bpis Sober fienot me6 Sir
feiti, nil billig gipe glgt paa &loffen,
naor sen ringer S11leebangeliet n0
oper 2on6et. Cog er ser mango, ser
tpper! St set, forot Sc life feler
Spnoens 8pr6e, life fjen6er Sen
5org og Glen0iebeo, Ser bgrer Sor-
oelipet til? So, 5oreen fjen6er sc
inger, ser bar let 5ole1n gao neo
@npet, ct ufiert6t 0ermeo. Me,, Sc
pc6 maaIfe life, boao set Dil itge al
blibe iom @grn, Sc feler fife, at net
op Sc Gar lom in9en anbre Ell 6rel,
ler beBob.
2a6 Dog Sl1lens @pangelium tan-
Sc 8l11s oper 2anoet! SSfffe Blot /
bbert Silent Door &riitte forbes, men
oeioa / SiRrter, bpor Gpangeliet
life bi0til bar bapt Stun. Meo ium=
me &enbeb i @longe1, fannie Strait
/ 9one,n IDoer set gamle 81,oitub og=
iaa / bbert @iem, bpor Ser trqnges
til Sicily, til bpert &jerte, Der iuf=
fer i 5pnb.
2a6 os billie airfeaarets Spitios-
Sag meb title Sreb oes@Ieoe. @en
las os ogiaa bgjne paa 3one,., 11aar
|ai mes bperan6re mpoes paa Strife,
It'll. at set faH lpoe ober ollie Siem
Mre bore SUD i set bpiete! 6reo
paa Soroen! So Menneifer en-
@eIbeBaeelieDeo!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

Song Oscar at Sberiee bat ligget
meget Ing iioite l1ge, og aronprinim
bur forelpbig obertaget @egieringen.
Sc iprite Meo6elelier git 10 paa, at
ser intet 9aab bar ON at @ongen
f,n,oe oberlepe Bette 5pgoomsam-
ialo, men Sc libite Ielegrammer mel
Der om at bon auereoe III .er betDoe-
ligt bebre. selp bar ban iua iiffer
paa at ban ifllloe 81, at ban LOB ct
S1lletrG bringe ino lit spgepGrelie
% llSoelte line SS,1leeooer til ben
%fouaeliae Jamilie % a%ienerifabet,
ioet ban life ber1teoe at furnle le,e
speniooagene oper
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
JulrtrUrfl.
lJortiat fra SIDE | }

lJortiat fra She -
3ba BON reiite omfring for at fill0e
ligl0ne Srper til Igm.ner Gent
pelbD9ningen, par Fin marfeligt
6lanoeoe Gpprcs ben fsrite1 ban no
faaareoc 1ig. Gen blep fRloet, % al
oens Gtarnl1e blep bonnet cit 8inl=
f. Scr ifllloe bope Sen ppperite Bla6s
! Sen1pelbpgningcn. Men morom
man chs bar Jig as, pilbe Sen fife
paste og 81 man omiioer pr9pe0e at
title ben poo Gn6en % gigre en-
5ierneitolpe al 0er1l ifab Sci, paa Ell
Sang / Gejret, laa 2oftet Tom felt Of
9upe oerpeo. ga blep aongen lun
forbi1ret, at bun Bps, at 8jnlfen full
Sc faltcs / acorons @nf, ioaleoes at
Sen JONI BmgbrG0t funbe blipe
traa6t ulloer Sp06er, og bette ifete.
Men ga Orpmingen al 5aba iiOen
l|EEE.'
gielte0e 9olonpnL og Sc iammen gil
ODER &ebron, 81 biloe Dltn life be-
treble Ela1fer, men gift giennem
Na1oet oper @trffen. &ongen lpurg-
te iii, bpa0 Bette lfl1l6e bctpoe, og
oerpoa lpore0e FUN, at 6enne 8lanfe
lfllloe Ell Gang b9rc Ger6ens Treli er.
90 otter gift Morbun6reoer ODER
Soroel, og otter por Ell ltor &onge
trenlltooet / SSroel; me11 fan ligneoe
fife Solonlon / p6re Glons. Son bar
Ell fattig Sdnrernlono fra 9eoaoretb,
Ser life cje0e Set, bnortil ban flrnoe
bgloc lit Sope0, % 6og por Dons
Mapu poa GILES 2eher, % Sa(omol1
bap0e al0rig bopt ct Mp joni ban.
Set bre6e @jrlfcltpffc oper @e0rou
bar / Morenes 2pb llr,fet til @nno5;;
men I'LL fom Set o. og flpo poa Gol1-
Set og 0a Sen rnienoe @aab raabte:
uforsfGit! for5fGlt ba1n!" 0a fog MON
Sen gol1lle Blanfc, 6a1n,eoe ct &ors
al Sen, og 6erpda bG,iate man 5ono=
p%e0sfongcn.
9ette 5ogn CT gaaet gienlleln
Glngter11c / SllIin0er al 9lor = neo
til bore Gage, = % 6erfra ital set
NOT femme, at n1m1 inonliot poo
galnle Nfbiloninger al &orsfnl telien
unoer &priet ier ct 0p0ningebopeb
og nogle &noflcr, bpilfet lfol betp0e
Mboms @en.
= en, Set ct 10 I'm eli 2egen0e,
n1e,1 6ens Gfjgrbe6 fan life omtbi=
ties. Stint merfdi9e Ere, iom
Setb iaa / Goens @obe, CT set life ct
tro @illeoe at Mennefelibet, forre=
bet % misbau6let, plaget og forfulgt
af u5lange11", me6ens Gpnoeren 0oa
f%rooler og bill flpnge Zig op 40 n1eo
2englel moo 2piet og Tre6e1. -
81 Srelien fees allereoe. STINT lille
Barn tnn Mooers gfpb er 10 Dauu,
lom Ell Gang if1loe gi6re set goot
altiammen.
Sg laa gaar Martufilt6er ODER
Sor6en. 91aeter fp6es og 6er> og
frem al 6e,t fprite Spn6erS @rop
gror set onoet 9ipets &re> - og 6a
Gi6e1s 6pl6e fommer> no9ler oe
boml, iom bar Mlber6ens 5pno> Ser
til.
= Sg 0ette ii6ite er inge'l 2egel1=
sc, l11e11 CIT berlig og flor 5nnogeo.
at oiSle 6pen6e 2nbers ufnlobro9t"
! gjor6e set go0t %oltio1nmen> al Dor
5fDl6 CT fetolt> naor Blot ri oil tro
6erpaa. at III iii bar Ell Sielper /
@imlen moo alt set on6e ON oS /
os leln, noar Blot ri bill tage imoo
Sen ioo set otter fan blipe lp1t %
frebfulbt for Mennelfenes 8ern. =
Sra famine 2egen6e Ifal @fiffen
mes S11letreet famine. S9 merfe-
Zig nof brl1ges Ser / Sc ~norolige
2aroe ct @rantrG, / Sc ipblige Ell
Ge0er eller @ppres, lom 10 alt betp=
Ser &oobet, 2ibets friife grdnne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
Nh ringer trurr Kmkrkluk
kf jul.

MEL: Dorherre ban c, Ell Konec for.
9el, ringer bper &rfef1offe Sui,
% fal6er paa @amle og hinge;
Sc fal6er fra @irfetaarnets 5fiul,
oeo 2p6bplgers flitgen6e &l,tge =
Tom pnr glaoe; tbi G1,o Sober CT
fjGrltg!
or fjerlig.
Ser fin6es pei Sem, Ser eli for1taar,
at Malmfloffens 1l1nge fan tale,
at 5onerne meb set 8l1bifab goar,
til Sptten lom @p~jeloftsiole,-
font nnr glabe; tbt @atb Sober CT
fjGrlig!
Gr fjerlig.
9og fif pi al &erre,1 2ret, iom
&c finelte 2pbbelger fanger.
Ser bprer til. 2ipet, lpnper ONT
@aa Sorb, og me6 glG0esb1,b CANCER,
fom bnr glabe; tbi Ga,o Tuber CT
fjnrltg!
ST fjnrlig.
Set CT eli Ell operilabiif Slang
hi 1grer, 1laar &loffferne ri,ge;
tbi bar Ser ej @Ioffer til engang,
iom 8ll6ifabet nb frnoe lpinge -
font pGr glabe; tbi @l.0 6o6er CT
finrIig!
CT finrlig.
Men i16ell fit Monbens Gunge @Igo.
Cub itgne0e 5an6iernes Gpne.
Gil @orper % 2prer 2opla1rg Ho,
% @offerne fnlbte til 5tapne.
Som par glaoe;; tbi Sub Sober er
fjnrlig!
gr fjGrlig.
Saa lpt 90 til Sl1lefloffens Slang!
SSa lpt til 6et,s lotfenbe Eonre,
JON bslger fig no 2ipets Gang,
90 frebier til ufjenote 3o,terl
Som pGr globe; tbi SUB Sober er
.fierlig! Isl
St fiarIW.
1l1 tage Gin Gel al aloffens Sizing!
.2pt til 0ens aloorlige Sale!
On ltemmes 9u % tiI SuIeiana
/ 9ptteu iom 6gielohsiaIe:
Som par GLADE; III SUB Sober e
HGrlig!!
81 fjprIiB.
on
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
I

gap &ongres1el1s Representations
2ulocts bpjeite gmbe0smGno 11p1t
eiter Hrniibentc,1, 1ernlig @iceprrliz
0entc1, Me6lelnn1er11e al Gobinettet
oe @ujcts 6peafer Ell 2p11forbpjel1e
puu bper 81 900, ioet 2prnerne for
bpieoes fra $4,000 til $4,000. Ser
forelaa ct Ior1lag ON, ut @o'l9res=
mpnocucs Syn ifltl6e furbpies fra
So, 900 til $500 fra Marts 1909,
met, efter en- lG1aerc Debat iorfaite=
oes 6ette 5orilag meo 1873 Stemmer
inlo6. 106..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
1t 1ll1lflIa.

Get Iipligt lraalelloe SsllelDs,
set Iia11er id, Dbao / NIT sSnore?
ct 1,oget, JON bog bpert un,tlmfrosiient Gps
bar s,1elop Ben ssrt at tinore!
Mle11 bOao Set Ct, leg life %forltaar,
nei @lo ife Sou, leg Oct ei for1naarl
Set e. iingell ssioer, ne, beloigDis, ,eL
jjtg hes FIN, at Singel1 CT Ser;
eli SsSSplel1? mon set? lej, Dcller Ell,
ieg flyer bore: oa, nGr Ser!
Gu &ilIen? 1ei! mel, nar fife De,
ej nleget al Gilje bos mig bar at lie!
Sea f,,l1be nof faloe set osslnlloslipets Grll110
6og rrffer set life 5agen,
cller u2ipsfiloenS 2pss", loln altio er @lno,
uaar @iarligbeo fonn1er for 9nge1t;
ilnr er ieg pis pao sets 51agt meo 2Ds,
naar eaet Mprfe mig noloer Chs!
Mser1 oller met jeg Jet Sagel1 100,
llaor sSuleaftenfloffe1 ringer
pa alt nit 9ino, bpor Gplet lao
pau Sulnlernes 9fptDl1er %lpilger!
9eaar Grnet Gi1terers @iprte er t9n0t,
og Sroets s(ol1o jeg i Sinrtet far fjenotl
Sea pes llof ct ltotrDf1 ION posler So
jeg ler set gos SS1lebarnet!
Set er: @noS 8ille0! ct 2ipslfin ira
De1 @n6, ion1 bill ores / Sfarnet!
Seq fer Set, mar sSeius jeg folnner nar,
% at lea jer Set, nit 9ipslps er!.
"a lpinoer i sS1,leglnoen al @e,
% rem leg mig / GDiet baber,
oo leper ieg @ro6erifabetS Soc
og tror paa Wllo ion min SSooer!
oa ~ltraaler min 5jel epigt 5fruo,
ba er lea ct: 9gre bore Gl6!
Sg iao? lager Gi,tteret fat paa rp,
og 6ie1oen r1tn6t mig baager -
leg par life feroig for Gabors Sfp,
met 1,oo gpes i Dolens Taaoer! +.
Men-O r6 og Daab lfnl / aanp 90 @ps
0og inherit o9re init. .SS1lelDS! =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
Charles Oor6an0t.

gi bril,ger otter / bore Soc cres
Grinoring Set gomle 6anife 9ggtepor
i Mnitih Ieros, GbarleS Gorbal,0t
% 9uitr1l. De to p9roige @omlc
trunger till 5tptte, pg I'LL, oa SS11le11
lt,1noer til, bill eli liIle @jnlp bore
lGrlig Gelfomuen for oen1. Wiorag
mo0tages frem6eles paa bort &pn=
tor eller fan lenocs 6irette til Gbur=
les Gprbanot, 1907 8ro5os Ct,
Muffin 5eras.
Ser er inbfommet feigellbe @i<
Drag:
Eioligere fpitteret for $3.50
9. @ertelien, 1bornto,l, So. .0.50
Mrs. g. &. &anien 0.5O.
Wrs. s.. 6n1ln 0.5O
ssbpbia Mboms 8lair, Geb. LOO
Mrs. glttermanul, Minnenpolis 0.50
.Gn 3oloingcnler LOO
Salt $22.5o
Wobtaget meb 5af. 8i6rag mob
tages frembeles:
6. Rasnnlsien &llb. 60,
72OA724 Jollrtb ct. g.
Meinncapolis, Minn.
Seller Sc bette glao fro l1ge I'll
lf,,p frn E,,np fiI nn1er. rel Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

gammenlisa bette B1oos Otter.
fra SET gorrle 2a1,o mee
glooes % pr6,, ON Sc noget
anoet gteos timber Dem fpIoieere els
les mere paoIioeIie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

2ricr Sc bette 8Iao fro llge I'll
Hue, ia g1oe III anoen. peo Sc
gelleo uleo az, bpao BET foreaanr
sefbcr SSsnteresie:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

-SSSS
San par ialt So Mar Bormano for
n0cn 0onIfe Strife.
s Sage tpr llopulgets 3 llbienbin-
&c lanoeoe Moom Gan / Mmerita, %
oeu 6. SS,,li 1871 bIep ian oroineret
til 6anif NrGit 8aeine, Mts., al S.
Miiller=gggen:
&aitor 81. 81 Mielien blep or6ine-
ret af 6. 8. Glanien ~. NoDember
1871, oe 26. SSi1,ri 1872 oroinereoe
81. g. s9tilien &asmus Mnberien, peo.
ct Mg0e @oupacn, @is.
Sra bette Mgoe, i Macupoea 1872,
! bpilfet for1loen Mielim og Mnoer-
fen q. San % g. 9bomlcll beltog,
rleg1,er man ben banife &irfes @egpn=
belle Mmerita. geb ct Mpoe i Mees
nab isis, amme sldr beotog mar.
q. q. nogibelfe1 al u@irfdig Conn
ler" bbbis ffgrite Meoafter bleb q.
gnn; men fgrit / 1873 bolot @irfe-
Samfuned fit sfgrite itprre % aInrin=
airfemgs Neenab, isis.
90 MalDL og fortified Set an
set tgrre airfenlaoe @aei1e 1879
n samfl,1loee ns freuen 6orfat,1ing.
sIierlle lopaIa sn.ms An
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-29
TERROR TURNED
 HIS HAIR WHITE
Escaped Russian Tells Of Horrible Oas and Night In Black Hole
 of Odessa.

Morris Le1kovitZ, q steerage passeH ger on the stea mship Dora. which re- centlv reached New York, told Captain OrschuleE a story tnat seemed too hor- r1bIe 10 be true. According to the young El:n who Is scarcely thirty ve years old, bat whose hair is prema turely white as SHOW, he, bis wife and two children were of party Gt for ty-elglt who were hidden tD 2 small underground room during the riots ill the vicinity c: Odessa for thirty-six hours the eorty-ejsht people were hid dep in { roon scarcely 10 ty r. feet lp an atrncs} }t;.eYe that was a1mGst suf locating
 After few lours il the cellar. pack ed sc closely that not one of tie men women 1T children could recijne, Rosa Sulney and ter two small children were suf1ocate.! and their bodies were held in an upright position by the ether un- fortuna tes who filled the underground den There wuS no way Ot getting the bodies tG the surface without dlscios- Ing their hiding place, and a,i the while tue Cossacks were slaughterlng de fenseiess men and women on the ground above. The cries of the vic tins could be heard by those who stood in tie underground retreat as wei, us tce shots that were being fired by the Cossa ck guards.
 Lebkovitzs natr turned white during that awful night underground, When they finally were able to get to the surface nearly all of those who had been in that chamb Der of horror swoon ed as they came into the fresh air
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-29
Ghost Haant- Evanston ~Cops.'

Eyanston's und4 model police force Is being watched over by mysterious woman in white Twice has slIo pu: In he, appearances, smiled scor,lfpliy when sic was addressed, and WLen efforts have been made 10 9etain her she has vanished iuto thin air .AS a result Chief E'fost's tacn are carry Ing thelr cluiS and rayoiyers where they are witjiiu easy reach, and they have tilfoat latel:e> Aewed on their helmets. to he used in an emergency should their l,al attemp, to rise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-29
A SCHOOL. FOR SPIDERS.
The Insects Taught to Weave Their
 Webs Only on Bottles.

Webs Only on Bottles.
 "This is my spiders school" said the young woman, and with little SUCK she brushed a few webs from the wau .Not much to look at, is 1t? Only dozen rows of wine bottles, great many spiders and a great many webs | make nevertheless little money out of the school.
 Spiders webs are in demand among surgeons and among the makers Of cer tain astronomical Instruments, the sur geons using them to stop hemorrhages with and the instrument makers using them in certain very delicate instru- ments--instruments wherein, strange to say, a human hair would not take their place, because hair is neither fine enough nor durable enough to serve tue required purpose.
 "Besides selling the webs l also sell the spiders A corrupt class of wine dealers buy the spiders. These men put them among bottles of new wine 1 train the spiders to weave on bottles pnly-l tear down webs woven any where else-and it is amazing how quickly these we'll schooled pupils of mine will cover case of port or claret with cobwebs. giving to the wine an appearance of great age.
 ''Six spiders in week will add two years to the aspect of dozen bottles of wine; hence you will readily see how valuable the ugly little creatures are to wine merchants Of certain type"-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-29
SUFFER- THIS SUMTER IN COLORADO

Many people put aside all thought Of an outing in Colorado because they are accustomed to consider this great est of American playgrounds as one Of those impossible things beyond their means Time was when visit m the top of the continent" was great luxury, as high in price as ln altitude. but not so today. You can spend the Summer or a part of the Summer in Colorado and live as reasonably as you do at home, and the quick service and low tourist and excursion rates afforded via Rock Island ines bring the Rockies within TOUT easy reach.
 Our booklets and folders give the fte whole story
 Write Today.
 GEO. II. LEE, G. P. A.,
 Little Rock. Ark.
 JAS. HARRIS. D. P.
 Little Rock. Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-29
TRAIN ALMOST
 HITS AERONAUT
Parachute Carries BaIiO0nist Into Path of Approaching Illinois Gen.
 trai Freight.

which were blowing him directly ip front of an Illinois Central express train as be descended 5000 feet from balloon to the earth in q Bimsy para chute, William Mattery, a French aer oDaut, who had ascended from Chi cago. fought for his life while 5,0M people watched the struggle.
 The engineer of the train saw the aeronaut less than 200 feet In the alI above him descending directly before his traii,- He applied the air brakes, but knew that unless Mattery con, uuered the air currents be was power less to save hin from death. The aer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-29
Fishing Rate.

!+ccoun. fishing the following round trip rates and arrangements will ap- ply in the sale ct tickets to England and Clarendon. Arkansas: England q yer capita for three Q. more pas seneeys or one -;:.set Gt,arendon- s1.60 per capita fer three or more messengers on one ticket. Dates of sale-Nyay 10 October 21, inclusive. Re1y-n 7ini.-seytr days trona date ns sale.
 McN.Ai,l. Ark. aI6 return July II to Is, l9oG. account reetins South west Arkansas Confederate assceA. ,ioi1.
 Rate SG;,l for the roGat trip.
 Dates Of sale, July II, lz, l:. le96
 Return limit, July 1A. 19ct.
 Rock Island III. and rfturl Octo Der g to 12, 1906. account annual meeting, Farmers National Congress-
 Rates s20e5 for the round trip.
 Dates of sale, October 6 to in- elusive.
 Return limit, Octcbe, it. 1906 for leaving Rock Island
 Cotton Belt Readers .~..y...e.. nr- aes'
 Colorado Springs, Colo. and re- turn. September g to 29, 1906, aer count Pike's Peak Centennial celebra- ton, round trip rates.
 The round trip rate from Pine Blua vii be s27.2s.
 Dates of sale. September 18th to o2d inclusive.
 Return lint, October 18th. 1906. for leaving destination.
 Stopovers will be allowed on both going and return trips. Monteagle, Tenn, and return, Ju,y , to August 1, account Monteag!e Bible Training school. Rate-$17 50 for the round trip. Dates Of sale June 2s and 30 and July3 and ,. Re 1 turn limit-August 31. Extension of ] return aim1t-Extension Of return limit to a date not later than Oeto- her :1 can be secured by deposit ot return portion of ticket with ticker agent of N. c. and St. l.. railway at Morteag'e not later than August 31' and unon payment of the difference hetween amount paid for ticket and the summer tourist rate.
 Special excursion rates to City o1 Mexico June 25 to July '. Rate s43.1o for the round trip. Dates o' sale-June g to July I. Return limit -Soptember 15. Transit linit-Fhe going transit limit will be sixty days fro,0 date of sale and return transit limit same as final return limit Stop overs will be allowed on going and return trips within the above limits l Lexington, Ky, and return July st to Auenust 3. 1906, account Frienniai meeting, National grand lodge t'ni' cd Brothers of Friendship and Sisters l of tho Mvst orous Ter. Pate, s20S0 for the round trip,
 rates of Sale, July 2S, e9 aud So 1906.
 Return limit, August '. 1906
 Milwaukee, Wis, and return. Aug
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-29
Tor.e, rrae,ie. as Children.

BecaHse Bad 7ihbs and Ed ssarpeI. ter, des,eradoes attempted to murder pupils at :t fieming county school. (eh miles from Owingsyille, Ky. by sh2or, ing at the,n wit,l pistols they narrow, ly escapc4 lvuehirc, Miss fNhfe Shuitz. pe schooimistress, hid tho scholars ui@ ger benches and ran half mtie tt telephone to the a!,criG. wio, nth at armed posse, surrounded the ucn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-29

onaut fought with every muscle iD bis tody. ;Ie swung himself back and forth on his little trapeze, kicked and made every effort possible to swerye his parachute away from the path of the train
 Suddenly the parachute sank quickly to tle ground just as the train rushed by. Thousands of persons ran to the scene. expecting to And the rnangled body of the baiioonist, The parachute was crushed. but Matt,ry by finging LImself from It at tue last moment had escaped death under the engine by two feet. He rolled down :s,l emba,iEfnent and arose unhurt physically, bnT suf- ferlng from the strain ot the battle through which lie had passed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-29

Stop-overs. will be allowed oa both going and return trips.
 s. N. DlCKEy. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-29

Milwaukee, Wis, and return. Aug
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-29
SUMMER TOURIST RATES.

Eureka Springs, Ark. sti.9a.
 Hot Springs. Ark, s495.
 Eldoradu Springs. Mo, $bO5.
 Siloaln Springs. Ark, $i0.65,
 Dates of sale, June 1st to Etptem Der 30th inclusive.
 Return limit. October JIst, ls0S. St Louis, Mo, and Chicago. F., for the round trip.
 Pine Bluff, Ark. 10 S. Louis. $AGS0, to Chicago, IT,, $25 45.
 Dates of ;laie Jlne lSt to Septe,n- Der 30th, 1906 ,nclasiH2.
 Final rrtu .,init, October "lst, io06.
 Transit limits, continuous passage in both directions. Fe of 25 cents will be collected account each ticket executed for return on Chicago tickets. .aH GI. soatu Y dbClSto, SdAAASi AAGb 1SA'o e" turn, July 9th to 18th, 190G, account National Educational association c3n- yeDtion. < Round trip rate, $59.5o
 i,ates of sale, June "{th to -l4lv 1t,l. 1906. inclusive.
 #lal return limit, Sep a7at>rr 9th, -,A5
 Stup.overs. will be allowed ol4 hoth going and return trip.
 Denver. Cole, and return, July 7Gth to 2Is1. aaconnt Annual Meeting Benavolen:. and Protective Order ef E,lks.
 RoaHa trir rate. S27 --s5.
 Dates If sale, Jnly 10th tn 15tE, inclusive.
 Return limit. August 2oth. 1906. Stop.oyers, Will be allowed at 2u- eblo. Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo. upon payment of & {2Sc' tas' for 1ach ticket executed.
 Stop-overs. vii be allowed oa both going and return trips.
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Us Angeles. California, and return september 12 to 1o, 1906 account National Baptist eonvaDtfoa. Round tri prates: Ore regular class limitnd fare for the round trip. Dates of sale, September to A., 1906.
 stoD-oyers will be allowed
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us, II to IS. 1906, account annua meeting. Grand Aerie. FratCrral Or ier of Eagles.
 Rate $23 65 for the round trip.
 Dates of sale August II, F and | 1%, 1906. Return limit. August 22, 1906, for leaving Milwaukee. Raonoke. Va, aud return. August kl, to tG. l90G. account annual con ycntion National Fireman $ associa- ton. Ratc, s27 80 for the round trip. Dates of sale. August II, 12, f3. l90G Return limit, August 25, 1906. Argenta. Ark. and return, July 10 to 12, 1906, account meeting Ameri- can Methodist Educational League and Missionary convention. Rate, $1.7O for the round trip. Dates of sale, July and 10, 1906. Return limit, July 13, 1906. Siloam Springs, Ark, and return August 10 to 15, 1906, account South western Young Peoples Missionary conference.
 Rate, s915 for the round trip.
 Dates of sale, August to lG inelus- i've.
 Return limit, August 31, 1906
 Minneapolis. Minn., and return, August 13 to lS 1906, account Nation ai Encampment C. A R., round trip rates from Pine Bluff, Ark, $24.S5.
 Dates of sale, from Arkansas points angust 10. II and 12.
 Return limit, August 3I. 1908.
 Special excursion rates to City of Mexico, September , to II, 1906.
 Rate, $41.1osfor the round trip,
 Dates of sale, September , tc Ii. la0G. inclusive.
 Return limit October 31. 1906.
 Transit lin)it--The going transit l:mi; will be thirty days from date of sale and return transit limit same as final return limit.
 Stopcvers will be allowed on the going and return trips within these limits.
 Mexico City Mex, and retpFz, Aug usr Fl and September 19, 1906, ac- count. meeting International Geologt cal congress.
 Rate, $4110 f. the round tdip.
 I>atcs Of sale, August 15 10 Sep te Yi1 Der I. 1906, inclusive.
 Reg1tnr limit ninety days frem date 0. sale.
 Transit Nnii--Tits going transit limit will be sixty days from dat of sale and return transit limit same as final limit
 Stop-overs will be allowed on go- i11g and return trips within these lim- it's
 Toronto. Ont. and return, Septem- t3er 15 to g. 1906. account annual r3eeting, Patriarch Militant and Sov- e7eign Garnd Lodge \. o. o. r.
 Rate. s33.20 for the roun trip.
 Dates of sale. September T? to 15 inclusive,
 Return limit. Septem Der 2s, 1906, tcr leaving Toronto.
 Dallas Texas. anS. retOrn. October 2 to F. 1906. account International Association of Fire Engineers,
 Rate s12.iO for the round trip.
 bates of safe. October and z, s9oG-
 Return li,uit, tventy-o,ae days from Gate of sale.
 l1s Anga,4s California, and return septemher 12 +o 1o, 1906. account National Baptist convention.
 Round tri prates: Ore regular class linitnd fare for the round trip.
 Dates ot sale5 September 2 to 14, 1906 stoB-oyers will be allowed.