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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-04-12
WANTS HER INSURANCE.
Lulu Austin Seeks to Recover Money
for Murdered Husband.

Abba, Iowa, April 8. - Mrs. Lulu
Austin Of Buxton has brought suit to
collect two life insurance policies on
the life of her late husband, whom
she stabbed. One is from the Metro
poIitan company for $3.50 and the
other the usual assessment Of 25
cents from eacn member Of the Bux-
ton u. NJ. w. OF A.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-04-12
snicida Ia identified

Spring Valley, Ill., April 9.-The
young man who committed suicide in
q saloon here Tuesday by drinking
rarbolic acid has been identified AZ
Arnold Bronson. Of Pueblo. Col.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-04-12

The purple martins arrived yester-
day and have taken quarters for the
summer season in various caves and
steeples.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-04-12

Look up the South Dakota PROPOSE
ton made by G. B. Foncanan else
where in this issue. 36wS-pd
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.& OMAN : SU-T ', AGE

l.ordou wu2ea suffrage &gitdto~s nave saeaee4ea 1n attracting interna tionai atteat'o1 to tbe fact that they are wae5n= +l4tesaAa.a5 cam9.4al fer ,ts h4Zlos Tne> naye made themselves :4.-l.guIs &na evoked 7aoge sysea..tAy -,s fae ai9t2t at their denual.aJiea 44etH"st AaaWth. ohaacela, af tue szoeoG8C1. teaa fef then, selves 5s sil-st eaa-e These wo17en *4Ye ost::@2y IL 2'akon t'se course 1oWafd s9caess. Wenen suffrage #s- raada .aate2iz! gains IL the Unted statoa ri I nas adyanc, cd farthest 1a tAose cotnmanltes gs.a-e tse adyoc ate-s U the eQaai rights fer the sexes hage eonducted nselyes Quietly, &s IS outlined al length il tae Washington Star. sasan B. Anthony WAS no ranrer cr scream CT. She was an organizer. , far-see' inc worker fer ultimate results She li;ed to see a material degree nt SIC cess scored oy her cause. The pro pasanda is comparatively new 'n England, and It is more difficult than in this country because of the corr pact. homogeneous character e
 body polite. Here the sufraglsts won their earliest victories in tn" conparatively new comnunIties where political conditions were i'll state of evolution 1t will be harder for the Englishwonen who are trying
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eouur yEnratcr. Enr.s Euck.

.ssone wears ago" said 2 hunter, ~when ,,veG 0ovr on tne eastern shcre at s.ary;.,,u. where { WAS born had r.ss;ct. 8 s.eje day g1rDins 'ah. bits and ;3;.s. aot A,jlco o,le. S'p ray way loine t1aro:eGL t.5e wopGs met q boy wl.c ua; l5Te rabbit. Ashamed tu go ht.,le e~n?z1y handed. gave the t'oy ..:55 cents fer lis 'ai.h]t
 Y 'aeB NajG 1o myself, y will tie NY. !sal4l3.7 tu ; taet and lj1i h'1n and she frl1> a1 bone wi. say Ea! sbot q raalls.1 lock a stloestr;aa anG 1as te,:ta the ~abl4t ie i. s..si Aad ti'er stuc.si If t;,-4 Il ,.5 ;n;: tired "ten the .nn l,atj s:9' ,n;l higti.1s ] SAW G1r H..l51l.t fz1,-: through tte "aods 1J .iti..ie. h;hl ,t He ei.oeSt;,.:.t;. I, @ dIn arl fa.l S". t!.e i.tttr animal e'et. ~ Ha.: !uln,e ts ttsf.V.N
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The grand lodge of Pennsylvania, among other Institutions, maintains four homes for the widows and orphans Of Odd Follows in different sections of the state. one of them being at lien Avon. The latter was dedicated III 1890 sjsee which time 1t has cared fer about 2tH orphaps, There nave been but t>ro deaths of children III the sixteen years, and the two who died were declared to be suffering from incuraile diseases when received al the hone by tue attending physlcian. Children are accepted between the ages of three and twelve years and kept un- til eighteen. So far as possible, homes in private families. through adoption, are provided. The management of the home maintains a guardianship over such children to see that they are properly cared for The property at Ben Avon consists of two acres Of land and q building of fifty rooms. 1t Is valued at $5oOO0 Each member of the order is assessed 9 cents q year for the maintenance of these homes. The balance needed for the Ben Avon home is provided through the annual anniversary picnic, several endowv ments and private contributions. The home has q capacity of 100 and at present has seventy orphans,
 The largest Odd Fellows lodge in New York state is Bellevue of Niagara Falls. It has 5i! members.
 It is said that the coming convention at Toronto will be ole of the most not able iu the history of the order. Al. ready the entertainment committee o1 Toronto, Odd Fellows are announcing attractive nnusements and side trips for the visitors
 The So;ou,on Valley District assoc;a- ton of Kansas holds All anniversary service each year eonmciaoratlng tba founding Of the order in the United States About ten different lodges are .nclnoet5 l.. lie association.
 Re whole 0cia Fellow, This means pay your dEes, attend lodge regularly and assist in advancing the interests of ,ht, ortle, in every way possible,
 The rnenbers of Louisiana are agl- tating the pfopriety of establishing q home in the jurisdiction for the widow knG ornhun,
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MARYLANO'S NEW SENATOR.

In the appointment of former Sen ator Whyte to succeed the late Sen ator German, the Governor of Mary land seems 10 have made most popular and happy selection,
 Senator Whyte is a man of high character and great ability, and d democrat of the best type. ID view of the ship subsidy scheme and other graft schemes now pending in con- gress. his accession to the senate is most timely.
 One of the most valuable pubic services rendered by Governor Whyte to the country at large, remarks the Baltimore Sun. was the blow d.a;I by him :o the Roach subsidy scheme. He did this while in the senate m 1879. There was then proposed III the senate q tremendous scheme for sub sidiZing vessels with gOVer1Ment funds in the interest ut Mc. ftoaGk, the great ship builder, and the veal tby interests associated with him. The subject was comparatively new one 10 the country, and at first Sen ator Wnyte was almost alone ,n his opposition 10 tile scheme. which was backed by powerful lobby and by stupendous pcl:tic@l influences. Sen a.or Wlnv+e ettac ez i ";th all his streneti. ooUtatins ! on constitn- tscnal and economic grounds and protesting aG;.inst the t!l1 as meas ere cf folly injustice aad eAtrava, gance. The senate passed the bill, but the Maylander's powerful speech es as was 1c1now edged n an edi- torial of the Sur at that time, aroused the press and the sentiment ey the neorle ot the whole country
 Thereupon te returned. u1dauntec, to his attack upCu the measure an after q Y.rys erfal speech uian the ir- iquity C 4ne s1ps1dy prlncipie and Ariasaa. rarilare entaty maneuV ering he carried tie ear&te aga1ast tue schetnc wtlca ,e ecnpteteiy Geteat-
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HOLDS SMITHS ON
 PEONAGE CHARGE
indictments Against Three Brothers
 and Six Other Men.

Cape Girardeau, Mo. June 2e-=-- Two indictments, containing forty four counts each, were returned oy the federal grand jury shortly before poon yesterday against the three Smith brothers of Sikeston aud six others, charged with implication with these land owners.
 One indictment charges that the nine defendants arc guilty ot reducing certain negroes, therein mentioned. to a condition Of involntary serEitNd. and slavery.
 The other prefers the charge st peonaee against the nine who are .tt~ under bond
 The. trials of the nine Wtft. set for Tuesday. September II, befoGe the federal court at Cape Girardeau, and Judge FinkelnbuIg ordered that a spe- cia, venire of forty petit iurymen be snnmuned for that date
 The nine against whom tue indict- n4.l,> were returned are: Charles M. Smith. Charles ". smith jr., James E. Smith. Rex smith. William Woods. Floyd Woods. Denian'in a'esd. Benjamin Stone and W. Leo Rodgers.
 ,.so.nat.ons haa been flied ore si1asly .y ristric; Attorney D r. la<.#, a-a:ns1 eec., "f thN... Every {, s-n :.2s.:1135 wnon7 ,!@ge Bad peer an irforrra.:on was Inflicted nv tue grand 1ury.
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E7;DGE. .Ju MYERS
ssec fdan Used Unpra!!a for Par,
 chute in His Leao.

New York. june "a wo brjdg| jumpers. one Of the .Williamstur1 bridge and the other on the Brood lyn structure. caused excilernenl among thousands ot pedestrians laJ night.
 Victor Steffensen, i .3oung s;yedisI painter, succeeded in throwing hinI self over the rail oi' the BrookI bridge and plunged one hundred and thirty-ive feet into the waters below He was killed. He had been lrini| ing.
 John NJ. Glazier, eiehts.one yesl| of age, despondent over the death his wife, walking 10 the Williamson bridge, tried to jump into the rive from the prom enade, using an un bre]la as a parachute Three of h ribs were broken. He was rescue ar d:t C thought he will recover.
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&rd. s:s;s.e4s Rn Ghnsese,en.

s:4.r;: .ss,. ..s,>. ..,..1.t ;ltt" '.se te LG1' 5as. ,i..I1vI.r> His"i, f :5tae,.nt ft3>ter' ary 4c <nsrs r.. 9it- "".ord before 7he .o,l r,l@,o. as 'c wo.a +a ehnr0t3 ,;i x1att. I.r.;@2 s,sl..;s f>'e swnr'l "'-s ui.l.s.. Il. ,'t S3.45,i ', ..st prova.ti. tc1 .t .#,Gl ii bis .~svn slt:r;h t1le lS;.. uaa4t, sti4.,.a t,uu tl.t s;alo1 p.aceJ ec..,.a.,ut.; "t.' 1t or lo h,a faf9 " I,ew 3l5y .s:sn visc. was it1'e -eu.n.,u tt;@., t;.t ,t:t Of the s,@ teel1tA cc.4;estg 511,*arent1g b"s;l .5l .h+ r-.s,1 e' l.:s;4l,eJ5, I'he state v.s us 1e Int .1.:e vhu;tl:es were dlscort4u ueu u rtit= =n41yuii4ts oi s1 h. h fcv. ssg le-. 4.}..sgl St.niarG.
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ac-s MORE LIKE IT. Plenty More r'-cu Like This, an All rrcn Pine Bluff peor'e.

NC c1.arnt fer argnr ert here.
 No better prtot cal he had.
 What a Pine Fluff man says
 Is the best evidence for Pine s!u1 people,
 Read this case
 We have lots more llKs Y.
 R D NcGaughy, presiden. of 'n93 McCaughy Hardware company ah1 coroner for Jefferson county, business address 2G7 West Second avenue, res denee 3G3 West Sixth avenue. says ~ had symptoms of kidney tfouois for some little ;ime, and seeing Dcah' Kidney Pills recommended so hlslhl for ttis particular complaint thought would test their merits. rrccured q box at the Mann-TanKe1 s7ey Drug company, 201 Second a19 M I ae, aud was not q sappointed WIZ the results. as l reHelvad mucn pen, lit from the treatfnent ] am pieasa ;o endorse Doan's Kidney Pms as $, e1nndy of merit and ehe i'll WHICH u' public can rely. :,
 For sale by all dealers. Prlce n,s < cents. Foster Milburn company nal ,a f&ic, New York, sole agents TOT 'n' United States. ..
 Remember the name-DoaD's--al E2he no other
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DERRICK BROWN.

Ii was in that ely that he was mbde 8 Mason in khinebeCk lodge lu 1869. Since theu he has held many high Ma sonic offices serving with conspicuous ability MT. Brown has been regularly promoted through the chairs in the grand chapter, receiving his first ap- po;ntment in that body in 1So4
 Tue $l3O, 600 temple 10 be erected by the grand lodge Of North Carolina in proof structure.
 During lis recent visit to England tbe young sultan of Zanzibar vas initi- ated as Ireeinason, becoming mem~ bcr Of Empire lodge To this lodge be- song a7se three of the semi-independent Mos}c1n rulers of India.
 To preside l the east at the coufer- ring of inc master Mason degree on ones f.8hef is certainly ! novel ex- pcricnee, Ii was enjoyed by William H. Na"!e recently, when his father was "raiEeG" ia Detroit lodge
 Vancouver B. C.. Is to have a new Masonic tenl4'o eoshpg $50,000,
 There is 2 remarkable increase in mambatah!p n the A. X. s. Rite Of Ma sorry in the southern jurisdiction Of this country 6,500 Masons baying re ceiyod tie thirty second degree during the i've years ending June 50, 1905.
 A lodge should be judgeg not by it's surplus. but by the amount expended in charity
 Tho largest Teinplar organization in inc T;str'ct of Columbia is Columbia commandery. It was chartered In 1885
 At It's recent annual communication the grand lodge of Tennessee took uE- der consideration the matter of renov- ing the Masonic home from Nashville to some point where more land can be secured for the industrial training of the boys.
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NOV Ct ETtD -1Er=.,

Tie Hon. Thomas Morgan 57Gf :lcr l2te Of Ashley county, has located ID Pine Bluff for the purpose Of nractlc- ing law. Mir. Hooker has had years of experience in his profession He has opened offices over the Cotton Belt bank. He is q cultivated. cour teons pentaeman, and is sura 10 be successful, The Graphic welcomes him to the city.
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MASONIC.
cwnMI HlKTs Friest of New York.
 Chips From the Temple.

Derrick Brown who was recently elected grand high priest of the grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons of New York. has lenc beet active ID Masonry and ls onf .,t the best known members of the craft il the EYnp5re State. He wae born 4D i.ougi eereie ln 1888, and
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SEWING COTTON.

The Hun,,i. .oii-.n ai the 'ir"
 T0reati .nI.slr,.
 The origin of sewing cotton w;I~ !,N at a cotton manufactH,rrs niert,ilr: the head of the great t.fea,; h9ll:" :, Paisley, Scotland. II was a;stustIt' in 1903 by bis g1ant'fatl,er nl.' i,it little business in Paisley. ulak''E: x twine for heIules. wiitt, " ere nstsi every We.vcr. lie .:il Ga;le fJ;, Hamb,ra. ;jn;l in l:+|*:,: Napoleon ,1'!:s' the stock helli there Y ,'c hu.2ie: :,' = der to hamper Brit;:,'l tr.st'e i!ie "''i'f CTS were in t!e>':s.3ir. h't ia}:leS ';@' cont..i1 ~l .!@o ,lca :E:t cotton .:!'i could be .,s.i%;rtt 'o9t, Der i3 ffr.N 1: sNiues.
 Tne ,EyysessS--, 1.ss s.4.:...es,,s':,N:.. 's tls grew ;!se .t>:. S.sHt ,,;>> 9a es}'.#. { sulostif,itty s;t AlH u ;i'ts teiat of sewing th;4:1;. at93 No1i' not i}t . coarse ;i:l.l !:;Ysi ,st a2:t'' f..e. nta'f.l lecture of 5ue tts.e5st III a f@l> @:Af4 way ]. WAS ;; t.H@; i,e;t eii' ia @i.'..' md had t0 iss' N',Fss:i;: i:.tr titte .1:i' |. tlie pu.vl1;.&a: Aazi @hea M1. i:;iS V vel1te,! ,,e i.t1;Atr5s sls3.',:s | lad fen nude by !" vsns,t. Et}.s.s.- i4:.: ;;s''as's : time .':.ey e9st i..i iiyi'esite :. siaz en. and l.. ts1r4t> t,:r ia'irehs;3ei If 1.s thread Il 3@lfIets::.y 5;'a ti}e spool whiei. i.n"tvc. ~::s rH:uIt."a Thc1 the si.eol w;.H rH,ta".ie,i. ihe l:.t!ies s Paisley use.; io ,tile4 ta iliS shop Wit' their s;cois aud H"it while he woln' the tbGea0 on tf.e,n. From this s5nal hegipaiI.E E1ew 5 great industry
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kNnst.htA @s the Gellem EaSfe.

Since the first of the year there has been large increase in membership in the Waer.,
 A home aud urphanage under the d. rection of and wholly supported by the castles of Kni@hts of the Golden Eagle of Pennsylvania seems now to be an assured fact
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{ CoNGoy KlMcEEGAS-E.." oN


 Gu+b1'e, c5la, 5une GG-rhe eoa- .a5 Kindergarten, which Is oai1e operated on inc famous ~1@1~ ea1ch thjs summer .s proving a er@a. sue cess f}ea'ly f60 young neu rf veal thy 1anl.lf-a from tbe eastern states are sr.endla2- t4e suraner tne ranch I@efning tov 10 ride q .c1< irc hronoho and 1ona a steer
 |, addition tc 1earn1as d9Hncy etnnts, they Ere sbewn q good tune in every way possible UIt2 polo, Hcf. tdnnls aad freQuent dances as so5l to the Id vest t.art rf tbe5r q t1rtainment.
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!. D. ALEX ANDER.

A fne summer laxative in liaN@ form can be made by boiling pack age of Brooks Veeetable Liver Meal cin ein water and adding sugar Y prevent souring.
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,r.1 zI t. ise tawsNN. 1 i.t1aass.

Nc c..t 5#i.S> al tuscn.ione .t',s' t,"tr s1 1fela...9, 1c bee. tte niaAl5 .9tt 'e1 nnu 1l4 +u.G1,tol as hltlS3tii 3i:-t. ', ,neuts gtE GaTs.; ries toj samt Ny ueru1> A}:pytmeuls te 1he ]l"ua lave t..a scarce C. s.s:se tortalses und ya4csss devices gre ot present tf- ns eo14 neeasiy afplled hadsealiy new Instruments possessing zeal merit rre tie 3Hreutions needed Il tLIs i5ae ght la6Le Is always reaoY tU adoI.t al1uoS! au3 tiline utN IL boil n'! "nti atrnaeI luatla smelts .- ir> ante!.
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FOE EEN7
E, N '. Roberts and Son Atslracs- CTS and reaf Estate Agents

E, N. '. Roberts and Son, Abstract
 CTS and r;eaf Estate Agents.
 5-roon cottage between Seventh a1 dEhghth ca Cedar street just con aletad e,cttl< tights aud screen ed S15
 Large sre.u r store hniiding 6a-S East S"eono street the location; s45
 S-roon.. two7a1ory dweltlng, 1-.G2s West Sixth street ob Gas 3ine aud paved street, city water with o1 With eat bath $20
 5-room cottase, I2ll West Sixth street. on car line and paved street and ia best resident partion of te9 n, city water, servants house and whh ~ withoet bath S1T.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 22. 1906.
County Ticket.

County Ticket. County ludse~-James Gould. Sheriff Mason Philpot. County Clerk--Jesse R, Core. Circuit clerllEdgar Brewster. County treasurer--John H. Shelby. Assessor---I.. T. Sallee. Coroner-~R. D. McGanghy. Salryeyor~-.IO Joe E. White. Representatives-S. ]. Huut, w. E. ssinney, Alex Rowell.
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GOT BIC. BOOTY
Eussians -Icte1 ur, Train and =sesp'
 With s125,oo0p

sseg, Russia, June 2a---Messehse'1 GIL the Southwestern railroad, call!l ing $125,0OO was attacked yesteroai by four robbers, who killed one Y the messengers and wounded ses end.
 The robbers escaped with the inos' ey, but it was later recovered py o'' CT messengers, who shot ana cap'~ ed one of the robbers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

Sold in Pine Bluff by Seawell and Ancrum, W. l.. Dewoody and company 1nd other druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

You can ina1ediaFely stap Chat be efriaaae. pain and geiPains Of fl and dia'i.51oe;s with Rr0uAs B.aekh. ry Cordial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

The worst cases in twenty days. 5Oc. and
 sl,O0 at all leading drug stores. or by mail. Prepared by NATIONAL TOILET CO.,, Psrls, Tcus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26
Panic at Bialystok.

Panic at Bialystok. St, Petersburg, June 26-Dlspa'cn',
 received today from Bialystok repo.I that the citizens there are panNl stricken, owing to unconflrmeo VI more that the evoesses will De re'' - today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

tt awaken t sympathetic sentlment to score by means Of riotous methods there than il would have been for their American predecessors 10 win .T bv thc same means. For they are oncuuutcting q conservatism which ia infinitely moFa difficult to uiucture than he Iet-aioHe disposi- ton or the a,r.a@, Ane,ic.tn Such demonstrations as that which oc. cured in London. iudced. ar" cal eplaIed to set back he cause Of equal rights by q decade.
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 Kill the worthless curs-~do&s. w. mean.
 With the coming of real hot weath e, we also have to record the re- turn of the dust evil
 According 10 Andrew Carnegie, he would rather be miserable and rich than real happy and poor.
 If Congress continues tO refuse to nav the Presidents travelling ex- penses, wonder if nc will stay i'll Washington?
 Wouder if the meat packers will get mad and quit business or viii they get revenge on the public by cornerins some Of the market? Look Gut for them!
 As time goes on it becomes more end more evident that Henry Waiter. son is the greatest of modern Ken tuckians. He ought to occupy seat in inc United States Senate.
 An exchange suggests that when George Washipgt travelled he paid his own expenses, but 1t can be re- piled that in those days opporfunl- ties and facilities for travel wn1''. very limited
 David Graham Phillips, the cham. Dion muck raker makes all attack m the current Cosmopolitan on Senator Joe Bailey, but we are inclined to the. opinion that Phillips will have q hard time making the people of Texas believe that there is anything wrong about Joe Bailey.
 The passage of the statehood bill will result in the addition of but one new star to the fag-Oktahoma~ You can bet your life Arizona will stay out till tue end of time if she has to hitch herself up @th 'h.a New Mexican "greasersa to get in But, then Arizona aud New Mexico will n. admitted as separate states.
 We are 1.ot ,n thorough accord wi;n Senator Bailey 10 his expressed declaration ;ha: Tn4odore Roosevelt costs the most ann is worth the ieast" ct any ct ear tor1ner Iresi- dents. bat VIC dc -ot doubt for 6, mo- n,ent the Texas Senators sincere be- net iu tue t-athtuIness Of hss own words. Bailey $ q hard hitter and SAYS what he means and means what ne says.
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 B-oote' Little 5I,ver-fioot Pills get at -he root of the trouble and root 1t ou. Do not gripe ' conEt1pa.e. but l bring bile freely.
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B~ooHs' Little 1,,ve1-floot Pills get ot 1f,e root of the trouble and root it ou,. DO not gripe couEt1pa!e. but bring bile freely
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c=>a-2 pssTElC- NO. 5
 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT,

Iae ta8 books for the collection ef t1le sroc.ai as&easuient upon the le4l property ill sewer district No. 3 ln the city of Pine Bluff. Arkaasas, have oeen paced la Ky t,;.nds. All owners ot real property lying in the dist'l are required to pay tDeir assessments t, me within thirty days from this date. If such payment Is not made aetiou will be c0mmeuced at the end of that time for tbe collectioa ot such assessront and for legal penal. ties and costs.
 Given under my hand ,this 9th day of June, 1906
 '. p. ALEXANDER.
 City Treasurer and Collector. Office. corner Fourth avenue and Pine street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

David Graham Phillips, the cham pion muck-raker, makes an attack in the current Cosmopolitan on Senator Joe Bailey. but we are inclined to the opinion that Phillips will have q hard time making the people of Texas believe that there is anything wrong about Joe Bailey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

If Congress continues io refuse to pay the Presidents travelling OK penses, wonder if nc will stay il Washington?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

According 10 Andrew Carnegie, ne would rather be miserable and rlcn than real happy and poor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

As time goes on it becomes more and more evident that Henry Waiter. son is the greatest of modern Ken tuckians. He ought to occupy seat in the United States Senate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

With the coming of real hot weath e, Ee also have to record the re turn of the dust evil.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

Wonder if the meat packers will get mad and quit business or vii they get revenge on the pubic nS cornering some Of the market? Look out for them!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

An exchange suggests that when George Washington travelled he paid his own expenses. but it can be re- piled that in those days opporfuhl- ties and facilities for travel wn7''' very limited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

Tho largest Telnplar organization in ihe H.str'ct of Columbia is Columbia commandery. It was chartered In