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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
SULZER AND MCCLELLAN
WILL NOT BOLT TICKET
aPm Democrat Each Says, and Also
Promises Support to Hearst and
the other Nominees Of the
Convention.

Buffalo. n u, Sept. .--Congressman
William SuIzer before leaving for New
York city yesterday said:
Il am now and alwt have been a
Democrat, and II goes without saying
that 4 shall support the ticket
Mayor Mcclellan said yesterday az.
t@rno0n:
1.-THE Democratic state convention has
nominated a ticket. | am Democrat,
and Of course | accept its action
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
Summer vaudeville.

Grandpa says his stay in the raotm-
tains did him 10 good His room was
right of the piazza, and people made
love under his window until all hours
But couldn't be sleep after the lovers
went to bedl"
Ne as soon as the lovers went to bel
the children got mp Halpel's Weekly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
I'm THE FIGHT TO WIN"
SAYS CHAS. E. HUGHES


New York, Sept o. Charles h.
Hughes the Republican nominee Cor
governor, said yesterday: u am IN
this fight TO VIM
What are your plans, OF IDEAS as TO
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
LYLE TO RACE.
His Automobile Is Restored to Fourth
Position in the Vanderbilt Cup Team.

New York, Sept 2s. The racing au-
tomoble driven by H. II. Lytle in the
elimination race for the Vanderbilt cup
last Saturday, was yesterday restored
to the fourth position on the American
team Of five men which will compete for
the cup on Oct. s. Lytle's machine had
been disqualified because his car was
towed to the starting point Of the race.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
Yesterday's American League scoTes.

AT st. Louis st Louis Q, Boston 3.
AT Cleveland ist game, Cleveland 10,
New York i 2nd game, Cleveland :,
New York 2 (ealled because Of dark
nessl.
AIT Detroit Detroit 5, Philadelphia 0.
AT Chicago Chicago {, Washington 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
American League Standing
Yesterdays National League Scores.

AT BROOKLYN Brooklyn 4, Chicago o.
AZ Philadelphia Philadelphia ., Pitts
hurty 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
NO DECISION AGAINST THE
DE FOREST WIRELESS CO.
U. SUPREME COURT CLERK ISSUES STATEMENT SHOWING
NO CASE AGAINST CONCERN is PEHolNe-RIpoRrgo IN.
JUNCTION ERRONEOUS

wuRCitEgrER. Mass. Mareh "a
The following statement Go news
papers was sent oft tonight by
President white. o. the De Forest
Wireless telegraph Company
The following official letter speaks
for itself and II an answer 60 the er-
roneoua article Published Friday.
March a.
In behalf % our company aud
IA the interest Of fair plas request
that yaa Eivs the same prominence
Ia the dental from the United States
supreme court that yea gave % the
original article
office Of the clerk. supreme
court q the United states wash
Instou. March =. 1890 Abraham
white, Esq4 Washington. y. c.
Dear sir Replying TO your letter q
this Gate hes % gay that 30 case
between the Mafeoni Wltslrss Tsis.
Efauh Company Of America ana the
he Forrest Wireless TstsstaHa CON.
fafiy - America has ever been de-
eH4gd b. this court. nor l. there
such a eaaa uoa pending on the
doFket - this court
fstEuett JAMES VI ArKHNNEY.
Clerk Supreuia court ~ the a. Il
The following monsaEv wAH re-
erttcd this morning Is George n
Parker. Washington manager u the
De Forrest Company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
NEUROLOGY

With solemn and impressive eefe-
monioa the remains OF Judge Hiram
q. nond. who died last week from ~
stroke of paralysis. were yesterday
laid 10 rest In tho family plot at
Lake View cemetery The services
were conducted at 81 Marks church.
Rev. J 4. u. Llwyd. the rector. off,
eiating.
A large number Of friends attend
81 the last rites. The church was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
NOTING INDIANS
QUICKLY JAILED
,,o soeeuo BURNING STORES AT wRANeEL PAY
"'s ~ roR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CITY HAS PLENTY OF
.os TINE BEING, eur.srllL NEEDS HELP

arrived nom WnnRel yesterday
afternoon. A meeting 81 the city
council was eailed, the police u
the little city We're instructed 10
aprfrbcud all guilty parties aud
within an hour SEVEN OF the ma.
tive Indians 81 WranEel were zen
tcnsed "a iaH Tor alx months
The All brought no passengers
from the north, having pow der
gboagd The Officers report that
rchulidlna has commenced aud Een-
erai activity Il noticed ia the re-
viVal ~ the business section. The
saWuiill - running dRY and night
turning cut lumber and as fast as
70 can be cut buildings are giyhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
SPRINGS LEAK

SAN FRANCISCO. April A.
Leaking badly and with 50 inches
Of water IA her hold, the ship g. r.
sargent bound from Astoria Tor
New York. With lumber, pat Ia here
Yesterday Tor repairs, tho crew re-
flushing to 10 farther.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
70 CELEBRATE
AT TUSKECEE

TusKEaEn. April 2 Andrew
Carnegie President Pilot of Hhrs
ward aud Secretary Taft viii be
present at the celebration tomorrow
Of the goth anniversary II the
founding ~ the institute. rfeHi=
dent hooker r. Washington viii
outline the work accomplished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
DENVER. colo. Apr. z.
- GeNFNF A naVk.r

i'm 4t. tolpst AT q
To George A. Parker.
ego Arcade nldE. sEATTLE
Possibly yuu had better wait d
day. ~ 80 until We can furnish
you al the facts 81 the false and
tiheltm statements u that Mareonl
aEEtesaiion ~ stock HrheminE fax
ia kua swindisfa The Mareonl
Company never had fuit IN the
Iniled states OF any other court
aFablst the American DE Forrest
Nletisss Telegraph Company, sef
pubbahsd statements Of the clerk
II ths United States supreme court
fhrt Marenni Company hasn't a
ainae overtime station un the wcst
vrn Naotinent or any other part 81
the world from which they do a
commercial business. and emily four
ocsau stations og this continent,
which are OF the Atlantic coast. The
AuefieNn lie Forrest has stations
from Portland. Maine around the
eoast q 1aivestou. Texas and from
Asw York overland 10 Denver. COLI
GRADE covering over eighty stations.
all aeiuH commercial business now
covering the Pacific Coast See lat
est achievements At los Angeles
when ell wires wsfe aova and cut,
thu American DE Forrest was able
e. take care - ell the business 60
tbs aatiafaetion of all handling the
associated press, the pony news the
market reports. the commercial and
All other business. - 49,, so..,
Vice President ana General Man-
aEer. '"'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
The MARKETS

For the second time within Il
week Washington creamery butter
has taken a drop. aud today II went
from ~ ia 20 cents per pound. Last
Monday Il dropped from 80 10 2s
cents, Cabbage Is scarce on the
street today, two carloads being
looked for this afternoon Meat has
taken a raise. This morning the an
nouneement was made that steers
had advanced = cent Local lettuce
and green onions are coming In
plentlfully and the demand IA being
satisfied Tomorrow steamer goods
will arrive from San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
KUSK0KKIM DISTRICT
OF ALASKA

The KuHkok win. OF Alaska. Rich
ia gold, copper. einnabar and sill
yer Unproapecti.d and undeyel.
oped. We sail May 20. Apply J.
y hudd 4 Co. s28 Pioneer Bldg sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

we'll filled and the interior Of the
nslifiee WAS decorated with flowers.
l.. l. iipmani aged b6 years aud
a we'll known resident OF this city
for a number OF years. died at the
family residence. TO Molroge ay.
yesterday morning lie leaves a
wife aud two daughters The de
ceased was a member OF the Bnai
BIRTH. the Free Sons ~ Israel and
a Mystic Shrinor The funeral
aeryieea will be held Tuesday aft
ernoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

neet bicycles In the city fer the
money at Piper A Taft'a store. iO24.
s6 Second ave Coaster brake
wheels only $50. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
1T WILL PAY YOU

To buy butter and EgEs Of Us.
Fancy Iowa Creamery. lbs. b5cs
good Iowa Creamery. Csc per ID.
Lard at Wholesale piicoa Of Cow
Butter Store. ist ay aad Pike II ''s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

.a Nv The fierce onslaught
saaas .,..,ss ana their native Ia
Z . saselas 70 them Indians II
lsa' - /, 9...,smei,eed pllaec "
49, .s,s..ses and stores Within
~ '.sN which a week $50 was
y ~ ~ principal aectien ef
s''iesss,, - town belng burned
~ as n dollars worth ~ goodH
knais..s,s,. -. sed cached. The In
~. -. triumph was sh',t i've, .
e.. ~ ana as seon as 'he ,le
s Z. sslsr eea,rei Justly, &c, was vas
= w. me,ea out to The Offenders.
Tsks Quick Action.
"a. !. ne wOrd broukht BY the
All the RELIEF ship which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

WATER NOTICE

TO CONSUMERS IN DISTRICT
NO. g.
Water rent due ia March for Janu-
AIRY. February. Marca. April and
May. II not paid by March 81 be-
comes delinquent District includes
all the city north OF Caller street.
Metered water rates due from first
10 twentieth of month. becomes de-
ilnQuent on twentieth. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

way To the tent structures erected
Ter stores and residences.
Asks tor Aid.
Wrangel Is In need Of aid y n
hfonuen. deputy collector - GUS
toms. has written 20 Seattle and
states that financial aid IL needed,
ana makes "a Eeuerhl request that
coast towns aund contributions.
The Ali brought many orders FOR
goods. and with those that have
reached WtanEel on the laat steam.
efa pfaviaiahH viii he plentiful un-
I'd new stock. arrives on the next
boats Hallius north.
one particular feature Of the
xrest fire was the dearth % aeei-
dehtn to The fighters Several Of
those assisting IN removing HoodH
we're slightly burned. but not in
such a manner as To require being
sent ta the hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

iikqi7 per ton Cal new potatoes. -
tHato, yellow Bnuvrr onions. No
!, u2tutD per owti beets. Hsf
@c ,hnoki rutabaEaa sack He carr
eaeh, 047to. parsley. per doz Elqfaa
Mexican tomatoes per boz. .tg90
hothouse lstturo. u504i e., parsnips
suck. HALE garlic, 81 10. cucuma
hefs. dpx q ~. California celery, per
dos. sleftae. harseradlsh. per 10 b "a.
tive rhubarb, per ID. euse. Waiia Waiia
rpinach. per crate. 81 Hni td. Cnuli
flowe-. PEE crate. Ito. artirhahsr per
dozen, IaeUti sweet potatoes g. bi as
patasuu. ~ auioc California rhuhatb.
per boK 20 ibu. 81 e.
Frults
bananas. tsf0Q g.. o. O. per ~
Wshu 'chse sppiea. per box. no
q boat2 gs ch5iea nnrler box. q zsai q.
fancy lemons boH O. Unl. choice
lemons. per hex. taa3 Oh. fancy navel
ofahfvH boz f3ua Fl. choice ORANGES
per Dor y ihH4wt tuuEeriue oranges.
California whlts fiss % Obj h bd ,,ss be- be,
~ e California dhfhn. 2b.lb honsa. Dsf
ID, tei azlb boxes. per ID. ~. lob
cartons De- Alb. cartons. Zoo
tQd4c new Fard dates ~. g.. rs
pei hos. 81 81 package dates. per bor
y "a craHbeffisH. per bbi fl1 per boz.
100 toeoanuth. per dor. tbffs0e. seed
less grape fruit f1Hua00
Eeas
strictly fresh ranch eggs per daa
h0lgc. fresh eastern, per dox. i7Mise
Butter ard Cheese
Washington creamery ,luttsr. psr N
20 Eastern frrsh brick. per Ib. alfzse
Eastern. fresh tup. per d. akn. ranch
butter, per ~. ieNoe storage, Eastern
iubi per d. zAIZbes new Wisconsin
long horn cheese. Der ~. i1cs twins
per u, he young America. per To. Ice.
new Daisies cheese. per 10. tic new
cream brick cheese. per IL. lee block
sNisa, per p. lie. iimhufRer. TO- iee
New York cheese, per 10. lie.
Poultry
Live old chickens per 10. fElfiCiha. !
bfuiiffa. dgEfu 81 lnff2 %. live fufkst.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

was entered one day last week and
a suit of clothes valued at $40 stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

per 10. itu5ao. dressed. per 10. ipd1fcg
live geese. per h. iDui26. dressed pr
10. lxffiae. live ducks. per IT.. ibuifQs
dressed. per ID. ihulfc.
Meats )
Steers. per Do. ~. COWS ~. exc;
Veal per W. eNt0hc. mutton. pei
10. i0ls4lic. spring lamb per d. ff2cI
dressed hogs. per ID. Zoe.
Live Stock.
Wahefs sheep. per N. ebc. ewes. per
ID. o. .tefH. per 10. &c. cqWa
Iambs per head q
Fish
ffnllbut per 10. Co. salmon trout.
dressed. per 10. isaisei frozen silver
salmon. per u. 5e. chinook salmon,
per lb ~. rock cod. per ~. 7e.
fhnmpa per ~ l0c frozen black
cod. Ter d.. &C.. ling cod per ~. f6f5fj
silver amslin. SUee per ~ olympia
oysters. per sHck. fis1lis ~. Nuz.D
geneHa crabs. tiWuL0.
Hoy end Fssdstuffs.
East Wash. timothy ils per toni
Pug found fizniz per tom double
comp EaHt Wash. g. per ton. alfalfa,
"a per ton. wheat bay Us per toni
East Wash. oats. ~ per ton. Pug.
Sound oats - per ton. whole corn.
8 90 per ton cracked csrn. 70 % per
ton feed meal. fzg00 per ton mid
ding. - 00 per ton Oh cake neal 80
per ton. bran. 90 per ton. shorts. no
y per ton. chopped feed. tDefz7 per
ton
Line and Cement.
Portland cement imported per bbl,
g. - Portland cement California. per
hhi O. 4b ices goo for returned uuks.
plaster paris. per Dbl. O. lime. fan
Juan a Roche iiarh0r, per hbl. ti5.
lime fof local consumption. 81 ~.
fire brick per NJ 80 u. plaateriuH
haif. per ID. &c. metal Hath. per yard.
li4lbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
THE ANTLcIoARErTE LEAGUE.

THE ANTIcIeARETTE LEAGUE.
Abstaning myself from the OF cigarettes, hereby
pr6nise usemy influence induce others TO do the
also desire have my enrolled - member of The
Star Ant-Cigarette League.
f...''t.'.......,'.,.....
Address. ......'.......'..'.....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

Z, an LIST. Mutual Life bids
~ \ ~" zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

Yakima Burbank potatoes SIS 0oqs
ho per ton, White River potatoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

William V. Noad. OF 10 9th ay.
reporta IA the police that his room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
Lace Curtains

tt.S5 Waite OF Arabian Tin, I.Aces
pair ,s-.'tt. .ssst,..." 81 90
500 Ratified White Me- Curtaina
pair -, .ss.,.st..... ~ 90
s. IS and sto0 Arabian clunY
Laces. pair ,.....-.s.. - 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
Live stoek.

Wahsfa sheep. per ~. &c. ewes. per
h. o.. Steers per ID siAo. cows.
per NJ. 10 ehives. ger ID. tQ7c.
lamhH per head q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

Steers. per Do. iilc. COWS ~. exc;
Veal per ~. GMtaAc mutton. POI
Do. i0iA4jlc. spring lamb per 3D.. H2cl
dressed hogs, per ID. Zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

way to the tent structures erected
Ter stores ana residences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

Esas
Butter ard Cheese

strictly fresh ranch eggs. per DO
lt0iBc. fresh eastern. per doz. i7mlEe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

per 10. itu31o. dressed. per ~. ipN2icl
live geese. per 10. i0Wi2e. dressed. per
10. liffiac. live ducks. per 10. ttuifcs
dressed. per lb. ihulic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
GEEtf ACTIVITY TS
 THE STEEf. TRADE

Pittz5afg. Pa Dec Rarely, if eyer. in the history of modern Ihdastrt. has been witnessed such an extraordinary condition as eon- fronts the steel industry in fha Init ed 5tafesz .tirea4s fhs rail mills aFe crowded a.ta orders 10 sneh an ax- teat that raa.e sofal oaEpaf to the nad nf ae%t zsas e=il barely ser5=a to maet h. present demand and the mills whiea aee devoted ta tha production of steaeraeal sfsfl ae=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
For Police J0ige:

The Graphic is authorized to aa- noRnea Mr. E, D. MeGaughy candi- date for police judge. subject to the action Of the city Democratic primary.
 The Graphic is authorized to an nounce Mr. !. E. Stewart az aadi- date for Police Judge, subject to the action Of the Democratic party, pri- m.ry. January s. 1907.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
AIDEEMANIC ANDIDATE.S.

Elsewhere in t6is isaue will to found cali apoa Abe present mem bers of the city council whose terms expire q the ensuing municipal eleefion fo stand for reelection These gentlemen are ] '. Hogce of tho Fifsf Wand Wn Nichol of f6o second Ward \ C Iofolan of =tHe Third Ward aad l NJ EEjehtoHer of the Fourth ward rhe petition l. uumcrauslg signed bz I large nm her os representative eitizaas and Tax payers. and t5e# Graphic a a.a ed fo zafa faae =aftha have aecepted and a9altac4 fos l.ze prlma e.@e.7 Iaa Hth fH
 direction
 faur3 a al# e.A Ne# Haa i@ dis'H la1 a1aaHH aal#a
 Heless tho G55n'e da Ba l r#.r to say flat # -'iay ria1 haa@ssts. q 6ae o.az san b, #ubservcd il tl.e Iz 5b election es the Hrg-
 aer iHoroas.4. f5uaiaf aiaH
 a3 experienced il ot.y aGaif L. dad and in truth il can De said that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
verioaded with work. and n7u..t

overloaded with work. and mu.-t b.. pushed to the VafE utmost 10 fill or ders that are dHa 10 be delivered before the spring Of 1so7 Er-a more aet1re eoHd.fiaas 3Eeea4.I E. pate mill. 1de demands Ter who's
 output is 70 =ba attributed vaaT largely 10 tha growing DaDalaFl54 3f 7tsf:l carsz These mills have sufficient orders on tha book 10 ke-o them gotn. at fufI bress4.a=.. practically for tte whole ct zaz=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
fHRI>TMA> SHOPPING.

The Bf53ht9n Eagle has aa ad.s3F,- q. Aa.eh ea reproduce fer sh= aena- dtz which naf aec1aa t4erafsam D Memphis. Isis well worth close zeaa- .ns and aa4g obedience sa#a the F.a4.ss
 Aofa zaaa v5l,la2 -ae F.az.- r4- ponds atf.faas.ye.s Q aa appeal fs9a1 those abo asa irving Q modify he aaedaalps of Christmas shopping I. sass fo5ta .lat aF44. year #sh=. ea.a- 5fat.5a os Christmas becomes ao5s a.a599a=e Haaf faa crowds ar. 4zsasez. zas. .Iae9aaz.5#sz s4oe@ 7.aaaa.#t. and he aloataalz oz tza asef eaaaa-z= more eoHaaaz along =ae hopping Haa saa a.4 .z -saea-a5= pssaa#Iaa asar= ,47.a .aezaz.fje soz affo= maE.a2 maasa. ao- aa5s -a4 faezn.a4 .az1 zazz .a=.=.5ss .a aallz- #.s s.46,.II3as Iags#o5 .a. atfa. -ahas sa s9fH e aa aa#s#= 5z.z6z= sa5 4a4=a .a5zcsa n 4a#s#3. f...a4=s .5.=s-.4 s.a=z--= Ea= md ea D. aaH.a8a
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
For City Treasurer.

The Graphic is authorized 10 an nounce NIT. !. r. Alexander canai- date for re election to the office Of aty treasurer oS Pine Bluff subject 0 the action of the Democratic pri- nary election
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
For .iidcrTr1a

The Grapalo is authorized =to an noaneo MT. ". T. Dayer aa a eaaai date for alderman from the Second ward. subject 10 saa action Of inc DamoractIe party. gn.mas5 Jam arg <,
 Tie Graphic ts a4taoelza1 to aa= hoa1aa M Frank F f.azee as 2 candidate faf A.4efaa1 from #ae saaana =0a41I. subject to=t4e aa of tde 3aaocratie partg
 Tbe 6aaa5ia authorize. ta. aa noanea Ma # t Crawford raa= diaase for a4#.=saaa Of t..e ua5d. aBnleat 10 the acton Of tae ga@9afa55e# IatHaas z. ion
 The Graphic is authorized . au- nnace Mr " K D4n az caua.- date for alderman of the First Ward, subject to the action Of the Democratic party
 f6a Graphic ts a1faoeized to aa- nome Mr Joln Deamon candt- dat fos alderman Of t6c Flrse ward. subject to the action =ot tha oamoeratie primary election
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
MI RnEHER SEEKS CLEMENtN

1aeEsoa Miss. Dec l4- h The cas-@ of Isaac Green | Pano.a aoun- fz negro. Hao Nas convicted Of he murder Of his father and sentenced to be hanged on Jaraarg -, the governor has received largely
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19

syened petEioa To ar, is prO6a b. thaf ...-, conlEute tl.- dea,z s,ra  during fi1r H-ariH- a-aia.5 Cieesn i. traa shot uis father ia tuantfi5tt admits
  st4t5, a.- !5 rad  alfT for if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19

year The situation is unnrecedenE- ed ta the United States stee. i1f' g. try
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19

     
 
  =a..- Fa-:.a< a... a- =o#l aa P5z.4eE va4 a...zaa aa= -aa .4.=sasaH a4 v.z sod T.= t3l=aa alleged e!e5-. saa that Pasr4a<= 's.Sasee so te.@as4 hin7 Hn-.a ra- al- -e@=d d44- 1as eanceled.
 5aaaa.y claims sha6 aa va whipped 6z. Gaetee aith es tfaet, -aft. h= eaa blood rom head 10 foor and 70 comnissionas Nose Ls.s h.. showed z.z 5od1 with hIga 2asAes and ne!ts across the -ezh He .s sti.l taa zee5le 70 val and states that h. Has ana6le 70 move for tea da 5 est-c ree:fgin~ hs al- legged whipping.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19

   
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 Tae Arkansas Jeff Dsus nor named Jefferson. ifs name $ Isrs.2s Davis bar IL has a83ree.ataa i. ta Jar Dag.s He dt8gtaees aa honor able name Nashville American. Tie Arkansas Jeff Da7.s claims 2 family relationship between himself and ne president of the Confed2raey. aid made rhe statement thas he vas ..neaa de-ean1aa.a Of t4e conf=t asasa president. an tna2ossib!!ity in $ legitimate va.
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The Graph. is authorized b ar- nounee II King White as q caadi- date for mayor. subject to the ae= ton of the Democratic primary January 5. 1907.
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OUR GREAT ADV MENI.

Tha vast growth of thia country E9s5a.te tae e7H.l4r6 sTe aut#re Heg#d and Hos s4gRsis.u4 E. 0as az -&uae.eaae, become little inflated asd 7aaza oI oa 5e5as a world poWe. n more aeHses man on ,t is con setearteet4 estimated ina, the total s3lue Of aeFtcaItafal and mauufacta.- ing prodacts and 'he output of oar mines for the year 1906 will reach $233oo,oooo ooo That is more than all the world produced less than forty EeaFs ago As q larger per cent of our population is engaged in farming than ill any other pursuit 1t will be interesting to note that in fifteen Sears, or since 800 the value os farm properties has Increased from sls.- fs2ooo.ooo to $28.o0o 100000 and the 9alue of farm products in the sam '.mo has jumped from s, f6S.o00,050 10 $f s9ohoQ,QQo gain Of neas.s 'ao D" caN'. Ialfe=o oar exports IL f2ae Fsee1=i#a. exports announced Sa#aaa ao and in laa5 . $s7f ata ta same tima matIf..e=
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The Graphic .s authorized to a1- nounce MT. ". L. Toney a5 a candidate for mayor, subject to the action ofthe Democratic Primary, January 3, 1907.
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