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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-13
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14

Barber college, St. Louis, Mo-, Ft. V orth or Dallas, Tex.
 Mrs. ;. Lee Allison, NJ. E., electro rtesseuse and dermatologist, graduate nf National College Of Electro Ther- erputics, takes this method of an nouncing to the public that she has crened an office at room No. II, Ma sonic Temple. All blemishes, such as r oles, hairs, warts, etc, removed. Facial treatments and manicuring.
 Ladies! 1 make from SIS to SC per week and want you to have the same opportunity. The work is very pleasant and will pay handsomely for even your spare time. I speak from experience, as I have often made $1O iI single day. This is no deception l want no money and will gladly send full particulars free to all. Address Mrs. w. W. Mitchell, Box 10. Portland. Maine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14
Half Profit Sharinc

So long as laborers are men and not machines, brothers and net serfs. since capital is as dependent upon labor as labor is on capital 50 per cent of the net gains of the business ought to go into the hands of labor Men who have amassed enormous fortunes instead of dividing the surplus with the paid la Dorers who have enabled them to earn 1t have tried to fix the thing by dis tributing the surplus over the world in large blocks of benevolence and have been placarded for it clear around the globe and monumented with antemor- tenn obituaries. When such holder of large properties comes to interpret by the light of the gospel the relation of the man who employs the brother man who is his employee he will realize that the whole of the surplus earned by his business is not his and that when he donates it iii charity he is giving away a good deal of what does not belong to h1m.-Rev. Dr. Charles Fl. Parkhurst. PreSbyterisil, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14
i BRIEF MENTION. # | !.
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C. l.. Baker of Hamburg was here Saturday.
 A. J. Welch transacted business here Saturday.
 J. W. Catling cane up from Bear den Saturday.
 w. H. Wood of Little Rock was in the city Saturday.
 Mr. Joe West left yesterday to visit his home at Brooks
 Frank Peck of Fort Smith was at the Trulock Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Buff came over from England Saturday.
 Capt w. H. Harvey of Douelass was a business visitor Saturday.
 Mrs. P. M. McHenry came over from Little Rock Saturday.
 A. J. Thompson of Almyra was a visitor to the city Saturday.
 ". S. Young of Tamo was here Sat- urday on a brief business visit.
 " N. Anderson of Little Rock spent Saturday at the Antlers.
 T. A. Morrison was up from Ken dall on a business trip Saturday.
 Miss Mamie Boone is visiting her sister. Mrs. J. J. Pege, at Stuttgart.
 Mir. Jesse DuRard Jeff last night fer his homo at Cedar Hill, Tenn.
 Guy Fulk, prominent Little Rock attorney, was in the city Saturday.
 c. P. Clemmons of Tamo was busi- ness visitor to the city Saturday.
 F. s. Shannon of Little Rock was in town Saturday, a guest of the Antlers.
 E. B. Bloom of the Travellers Fire Insurance company has returned from Mrs. Watkins of Humboldt, Tenn, is visiting her son, Joe Watkins, of South Main.
 G. N Richardson came up from Fordyce Saturday on brief business trip Saturday.
 Garland E lbott of Altheimer was a visitor to town Saturday. a guest of the Arlington. G. N Richardson came up from For lyce Saturday on brief business trip to this city
 w. J. Weir came over from Little Rock on a short business mission Sat. lrday.
 Mrs. Nellie Holmes came down rom Stuttgart Saturday and regis cred at the Antlers.
 o. F. Fedstrom came in from Eagle Mills Saturday on a brief business rip and spent the day here. Senator H. K Toney leaves tomor- ow night for York, Pa. where he will ,e married to one of that city's fair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14
Thackeray's PorI-

The following story fllrniSba. ample of the manner in vhios @ cray did not hesitate to treat vi considered vanity in others s@a "aa| pleading his family inducea tba novelist to sit for his uor+n,. Na Lawrence, the painter. gladla took the task. Soon after 1bs aa was completed Thac clseray cboa pQ1 be dining at his club when 2 4Vta - officer of the guards stopped has. pglp1 table and said: de'
 flaw, Thackeray, old bov : Lawrence has been painting va, trait" 'e'
 "So he has" was the reply
 Full length?"
 "No; full length portraits aro C. diers, that we may see their s,ns ,O' the other end of the man is tbo s pal thing with authors, @ said r, plp cray. u0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14
LOCAL Afso OtaEaviSE.
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D. ". Boyce devotes hls time to rents
 The city campaign is expected to open up this week.
 MT. J. c. Heirschspiel is recover ing from brief illness.
 Hear the male quartet at the mu- sicale on the 16th inst.
 Hear the Mathontes quartet at the musicale on the 16th.
 Mrs. J. w. Dutton is quite i'll of grip at her home in Lakeside.
 Miss Harrel will be the soprano soloist at the Presbyterian musicale.
 -Chas. Haycock is able to place
 Tt is reported that large dental firm of Memphis will soon open par lors in this city.
 For rent-Nicely furnished rooms, G1S West Fifth avenue. Mrs. J. R.. Martin, new phone
 Don't fail to hear "Where Are You Going, My Pretty Maid?' at the musicale on the 16th.
 Miss Dye and Mr. Armstrong will sing "The Adieu,' by Nicolai, at the musicale on the 16th
 Mrs. Norris and Prof. McNeill will play duo for two pianos at the Presbyterian musicale.
 ropt-nH;oo roo,,, fo 1oc;ro hlo party For particulars see Chas Hay Haycock, No. 113 Pine street.
 -Wanted-Two unfurnished rooms or small house, near the car line. Answer through box 503, Pine Bluff.
 Miss Perkins will play the ever beautiful "Rondo Capriccioso at the Presbyterian musicale on the 18th. Miss Sallie Knox has been i'i since Thursday at the home of her aunt, Mrs. M. F. Hastings, West Sixth avenue.
 For rent-Furnished rooms; alst rooms for light housekeopine: con- venient to bushes part of city. Cal 326 Walnut street.
 -Agents-Read in dark. Name plates, signs, numbers; 200 per cent profit. Samples free. Wright Supply company, Englewood, III.
 Prof. Reynolds will play a theme and variations by the worlds greatest Paganinni, at the Presbyte- rian musicale on tho 18th.
 -Wanted-Lady of fair education to represent manufacturer for 1906 as district manager; established bus mess. Salary and expenses weekly;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14
Can Talk Without To,

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 pression abroad," remarked the other day in speaking of t,o 1OV' of man who had his tong1lo c,,, VI ' an effort to cure a case of cono' u' that member. that when ns unfortunate enough to lose bis ts thenceforth all power of snoool denied hinl. This is not so. Wbilo a true that hot many men survive :, ., operation for any great length of .i it is equally true that they can ,H ~ so long as they live and with on' hs comparatively slight impedimon. their utterances. If you will boa pencil crossways between your to and speak while it remains in tbo. sition you can get just the eff.ot has on human speech when tho ton. is entirely removed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14
Sea or Deserts.

If it be true, as conjectured by s latest explorers, that Lake Chad is rs idly drying up, the process will nroS ply be regarded by the geologists simply a continuation of one which h been going on for ages in norther, ! rica. The whole of the Sahara VI certainly once either an arm of :, sea or a vast lake, and Lake Chad probably only the final remnant of tb, huge sheet of wate2. The Sahara :, must always have been very shallo, fact which made it's evaporath easy. and Lake Chad is reported to | little more than d morass over fl greater portion of it's area.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14

position permanent; experience un-
 Il, sary. Address J. E. McBrady and company Chicago.
 The police Wednesday night ar C tei a negro named Jackson Green fo., grand larceny, said to have been 1 eonla itted at Monroe, La. | Tor rcnt-Six room dwelling, No.
 719 East Second avenue; four room l dwelling No. 311 Cherry street. Chas. 1 Haycock, No. 113 Pine street
 Have you a party desiring to buy
 desirable business property. If you
 desire to sell, see me at once. Chas.
 Haycock, No. 113 Pine street.
 W. E. Willis, an attorney ot
 Georgia. has located in Pine Bluff to practice his profession. He has Of l fees over the Cotton Belt bank.
 Was that your home burned last
 niohto If not. it may be the next. Be on the safe side and insure with chas. Haycock, Mo- 113 Pine street.
 For rent-Delightful rooms, furn-
 islod or unfurnished, suitable for l l:oht housekeeping. prices reasonable. Soc E. C. Work, Twelfth and Mulber- ".
 -Wanted-Position by young man; experienced salesman; stenographe and office assistant; college eduCa ton; neat, accurate and energetic city references. Address "13."
 -Wanted--Agents to solicit and col 1ec+. Salary and commissions. Good 1 cha nce to make money. Call at once. Room 6. Merchants and Planters bank building.
 -Wanted-Two men in each coun- ty to represent hardware department. Established house. Salary $21 week ly. Expense money advanced. Ad dress Hardware Desk K, the Columbia House, Chicago.
 Sydney Helme has resigned his position w tn the Simpson and Webb Furniture company and ha saccepted I similar position with the Puddephatt Furniture company and has accepted charge of the packing and shipping for the latter concern.
 --Jehn Woods, negro with dou shotgun loaded with buckshot, attempted to terrorize a portion of the city Friday night, but was quickly subdued by Officers Per lue, E. Parnell and Wilson. He was edged in jail.
 -Wanted-Men to learn barber rade. Our facilities can not be equal ,d Steady practice, careful instruc- ions, tools and positions waiting. Money earned from start. Big wages 70 graduates. Just the season to be- gin. Write nearest branch. Moler
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14
CEx;HS Theua-E Fits

Some years ago George |. Ha!ey Blddeford Was trying his first erinip case before the supreme iu9!ici9! com of Maine. with Chief Justice John Peters on tile beiAch. MT. Haley Was the middle Of his piea when ,aao the audience feli over ill coAvulsjn The young lawyer stopped, disconeer ed.
 "Go on, sir; go on,' said the chief i'm tice. You're giving them fits"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14
Always Broke.

Shadbolt-Yo1lr fnances are at a low ebb again. are they: Dineuss-Ebb? No; that would indicate that they're sometimes at the flow, which they nev- CT are. My finances are at their nor mai and unvarying level. Chicago Tribune
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14
Conscientious.

Young Wife-What's the trouble? i? Why do you sit on the edge of the chair? Husband-Well, dear, you know we are buying it on the installment plan and that's all feel entitled to- Life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14

est young ladies. Mr. Allen Eckman or Philadelphia will be his "best man on this happy occasion.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Scruces have gone to Orlando Fla, to spend about month on a pleasure trip.
 lr. and Mrs. Cherry and children have gone to Orlando, Fla, to spend several weeks on \ pleasure tip.
 Mrs. s. Geisreiter and Mrs. John Taylor left Saturday for Tampa, Fla, te spend several weeks.
 F. E. McLain, a Cotton Belt fire man of Jonesboro, was in the city Saturday.
 J. E. Nicho'. rapulaT Cotton Belt engineer of Jonesboro, was visitor tt town Saturday.
 w. B. Croft of Ladd was a guest of the Antlers Saturday while trans acting some business affairs here.
 Mr and Mrs. w. P Dill have return ed to their home at Garretson after spending a few days with friends in the city.
 James Harris, district passenger agent for the ChectaW, with head quarters in Little Rock, was a busi- ness visitor to the city Saturday in the interest of his road
 J. NJ. Morrisey, travelling passenger agent fer the Illinois Central, with Little Rock headquarters, was a busi ness wis tor in the interest of his road Saturday.
 Divine 14oy@.
 What We need most of all is not the building up Of OUT churches, nor the passage and enforcement Of stricter laws about. public morals, nor the in- troductlon 01f some naW social and eco homie s.see'n. W!!at We neeti most of all is tie illesease of t!le divine love il. he hearts Of nleD. The final test O! Ill OUT cleeCs and churches is whc she. they 2e o',,a t z. .@f;::t2 tt:i ::;:l. 7 '. thing Tn it's p.e@;a.sce G9u'4ts ard ae. nials melt away as the snowbank melt ah<'er tha warm :,ss.a5..si,se of spring. as the darkness is aiss5i, ed by the @@,,..:: {. lhere is no other in-sla!44.a 11,4 gy. ;le..5.- an by which poo. l,isca.:.s@s21. ha.,' med. sinf1! mon a0l women can ha saved and renewed tEan l,.= tsn out 'eaching to them of the divine love trough human hand and humaa ioice Without it all our doctrines and 'ur sermons and our services and oui acraments are but sounding brass anei 1nkling cymbal.-Rev. Willard [ ~horp, Congregationalist, Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14
Too Late.

She--I hear you have just got mar ried. Is it too late to congratulate you? He-Oh, much too late. I was married three weeks ago.-Illustrated Bits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14

A man cannot escape in thought any more than 'e can in language from the past and the present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14
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She--1s my hat on straight? He-l presume it is on the way you want it. It is not on horizontal-Somerv Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14
A CLOTHING PURCHASE

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-14

D. ". Boyce devotes hls time to rents
Arizona republican., 1906-12-25
AT THE OUTPOSTS.

Granite Reef-On account of the men leaving for the holiday vacation the camp at the present time prevents a rather deserted appearance. However, as soon as the material which will be used in the substantial permanent part of the dam arrives that work will go on rapidly. A blacksmith shop has been installed at the quarry and two smiths are kept busy dressing the tools used in mining the huge granite boulders which will be hauled later on by tram way to the dam. The rock crusher has been set up and is ready for work as soon as the material is delivered to it. A small row boat has been built which carries the men across the river that are negaged in setting the cement posts for the cable tower. Jack Whit ney with his force of seventy-five men arrived at the camp Sunday evening from the diversion dam above Living stone which they have just completed The force was to have been here two weeks ago but was delayed on account o fthe recent rise in the river. It is expected that the Whitney force will work on the north side of the river us- ing the south side camp.
 Ash Creek-Robert Weatherstone in charge of the government road repair gang stationed at this place is working about half crew on account of Christ mas time vacations. Charles Boomer with his force of about ten men left
Arizona republican., 1906-12-25
MESA BURGLARY.

1 When Geo. A. Johnson, proprietor of i the Toggery, went to open up his store yesterday morning he discovered that door, entered his place of business and left a trail of blood on the inside of i the building which was probably caus- cd by a slight cut in crawling through the broken glass. As is well known there has been a large sale going on
 at the TOggery the past week and it is nearly impossible for MT. Johnson to determine exactly his loss. He has dis covered that the culprit took cuff but tons which were not mates which would go to show that he was in a hurry. The idea seems to be that some one
 saw the proprietor counting out his money Saturday night which was quite
 considerable amount and had decided
 to rob the store with the object of get ting money. The cash register had been pilfered and a few opals of little value
 taken, but as there was no money in
 the drawer at the time the thief prob
 ably got away with but a few dollars
 worth of goods.
 Officer Burton has been working on
 clue which he believes will develop
 in the arrest of boys around town who
 are known to have been in petty thiev-
 as his opinion that the guilty party is some one around town who knows the
 lay of the land.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-25
RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION
 ARIZONA AND MEXICO
Grant Bros' Nevada Outfit Expected Scon to Resume Work on the A. & C

James Cashion, who is in charge of Grant Bros outfit, engaged in the construction of the Rsrdolph lines. re . turned to the city yesterday for hte holidays. He had been working on the Yaqui River road but latterly on what is known as the West Coast road. Both lines are far from complete. there being more than 1000 miles of construction yet.
 Labor is extremely difficult to Ob- tain. The Southern Pacific has agents in almost every state in the United States looking for men. but the supply is not nearly equal to the demand. Mr. Cashion says that there will shortly be 22OO Chinamcn employed in the work.
 Mir. Cashion expected the Grant Brothers outfit which has been engag- ed on the Santa Fe running into Searchlight. Nev. to arrive in Phoenix soon, possible as early as next Friday. when work will be resumed on the Arizona and California road.
 It was discontinued several months ago for want of steel, which had been laid only as far as Bouse's Wells. Or ders were in for more, but the mills were far behind hand with their or ders. The grading was carried on to- ward the river and water was hauled to the front from Bouse's. Finally tho grade got so far from the wells that the water wagon could haul very little more water to the front than was nee assary for the horses on the return trip. It was finally decided by the con tractor that it would be better to leav- the horses where there was water until the track could be laid so that the wa teh could be brought to the front in a water car.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-25
AROUND TOWN,

A turkey shoot was held al the diver sion gates on the Mesa calan yester- day.
 Christmas trees and Christmas ex- ercises were the attractions last night at the Methodist and Baptist churches
 A part of the workmen from the cir GUS which went broke at Globe have reached this place. The camps along the road to the east report that several of them have secured employment as common laborers.
 A dance was given last night at the hall and another is billed for tonight
 Altman won the gold watch prize at the box alley last week for the high est score. 160. Grover won second and Rodell won second and third prizes respectively.
 The Lehi and Alma stfool base ball hines will play a matched game this afternoon at Drew's park. The game will be called at 1.30 o'clock.
 The post office was flooded with Christmas packages yesterday morning.
 The Alhambra is scheduled for an up-to-date special six o'clock dinner this evening.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-25
DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.

William Parks. who lives four miles west Of town on the Tempe road re- ports that he was robbed of Sl0000 Saturday evening. According to his story he was driving home from Mesa when he overlook a man who had all the appearances of being a tramp. Af- ter the man got in the vehicle he claim ed that he had been without food for several days, after which MT. Parks asked him to go to his home where he would give him something to eat. The two drove to the house when MT. Parks got out of the wagon and went out in the pasture to tend to some stock No one was at the house at the time, and when MT. Parks returned from the pasture the man was gone. He immediately suspected that all was not right and went to a trunk where he had been keeping his money and it was then that he learned that he had been robbed. So far he has been unable to intercept the guilty party