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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-28

The old adage that a stitch ln tune saves nine is verify true with Brooks Chill Tonic--both tasteless and guar' anteed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-28

Houston, Tex, June 27.-Reports from all sections Of southern Texas are to the effect that the drcuth has ruined the corn crop, and that it is an utter failure. In central Texas, conditions are 1itt,e better, but a rain during the week would save some DOT ticn of it.
 l, is reported that cattle are begin hing to die fer the lack Of water in the coast district. where t nas not rained since the middle ot February.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-28

Brooks Little Livey-Root Pills get at the root Of the trouble and root it out. Do not grjpe constipate, but bring bile freely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-28

lRo' nanyer. Colorado Springs 3T 1o ,a s2o. 8 for the round trip. Ppep,O, Salt Lake City or Grand VS s.,on s45.25 for the round trip. 'ap', ',ai1ad. $3o.o0 for the round trip. Io+s op sale June lst to SeptelA- lt~ oo Final return limit October 91st
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-28

ro Milwaukee, wis, account Grand .erie Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-28

n, El Dorado Springs, Mo, Eureka o..ings Arks and si1oaln Strings. 'p, '.. me fare plus $2.oo for the roaaa ,. a Tickets on sale June 1st to aftomber a4 90. Final return limit 70 days from date of sale.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-28

epecta rates ,o Ne2sea and west a-r trips wifi be slas as!v farnished | pether with full inforaa-ie1 regatG- ing desirable T07ltes. s.o5l-3tcTS. s.se. trips. sleepers and tourist ears, ete= by calling Or writing,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-28

m Hot springs, Ark, $i.9-. On
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-28

ro St. Louis, Mo. and return. $'t.fa. c,ioopo III and return $25.j5 Tick ..s m sale June 1st to September 3o5 Nina, return limit October 3l, IaeG
 cnecial rates to northwestern ,o,nts California, Mexico, Colorado and homeseekers excursion rates to ,or;ous points. Will be gladly fur .,,bed with all the information If trip, Ac by local ticket agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-28

ID City of Mexico, S'9.'&.5. iichets :, sale June list to Sep("2Duft loth- Final limit october 31st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-28

SYMPATHtZErs SENT 70 PRISON
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-28

To Searcy, Arh., account ot A1Ran. sas Sunday sehoo1 ;4ssoejat.5n al rate of one fare 1,1us 90 oerts ior the round trip 7.chets on safe 1ure 2e Iapd 90 and 7ll7 l, : aud (. 5Iua5 te- turn limit July g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-28

Le3alnq Eetal buslnesa aen v.ao soi..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-28

To Dallas, Tez,4s, account Great Council Of |. s. lmrtoyed Order of (Red Men. One ta:e plus g. fer round | |rip, Tickets on sale September [ to
 !, Inclusive. Final return litnit Sep.
 lomber 30.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-21
Postoffice Box Rent To Be
Decreased after January 1.

We are shovn a ruling Of the
Department this week. in vhicn Il
provides Tor a decrease IN the quarter
" box rent, taking effect January
Isl A scale or rentals Is Published,
which shows that an oihcc With
receipts Of certSiu amounts, and
which includes this Office viii be as
follows: call boxes uhich nov rsnt
for 2Sc, viii be Csc; lock boxes.
nov renting At soc. viii be 4Sc !
/ lock boxes nov renting Al CSC vii
be Coo; and those nov renting AZ
7sc viii rent for 7Sc. On The other
hand. IN ofices where receipts are
such as Chicago aud other large
cities. the boxes that rent here nov
for 2sc will cosl parties 81 0oi and
those which rent IN Hickman for
7sc viii cost parties $500 per
112rer.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-21

The San6ay-uchool a West lick
man Chapel sill have a Christmas
enierainmenl on Monday night,
Dec. "a. Santa Claus vii be on
hand.
r.. II Tyler Is IN Washington this
week Re VII rssasn by way Of
Roanohs. Va. and Mrs. Archer
Boosher and daughter gill accom-
pany bin home.
Rolend Ambere. OF Vanderbilt
University. Nashville. and Willie
Amberg. Of Spring lin Academy,
Spring Hill. Tenn, viii enjoy the
holidays Al home.
No need 70 be saving With coal
when you can get II a. the price
made BY the Hickman Ice and Coal
Co. Read their ad. in this issue.
Telephone no. 48.
Mrs.. d. B. Wilson and daughters,
AAAAANN AA|||I M.N AAiAa@NtNs 49,
leave this week for Mayhcld. where
they vail attend the marriage OF a
cousin Miss Mary Wilson.
Walter Holland vas arrested BY
Sheriff Seat Monday on a warrant
Issued a. May6eld. charging assault
and battery. Il Is 40 old charge
and the defendant had paid a par
Of the fine and left without payinl
the balance. sc vas taken 70 May
feld Tuesday.
Donations In the vav Of clothing
books, pictures or eatebles viii helF
to sake same hearts glad. II yot
nave any such 10 gi4e and dom
know where Il will make happy
send Il 70 the Methodist pars nag'
BY Saturday Dec. %. and Il viii b
properly marked AMI seat 10 fulfil
some sweet mission.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-21

We have been carrying ANAL
number Of subscribers for quite .
vhlle. sending then statements q
number Of times, and asking them
10 let us have settlement for sub
scripiion. explaining 70 them that We
cannot afford 10 carry 20 many de-
llnquents. A greater number Of
those have been very prompt. and
have cheerfuily handed MS What vas
due Us, Tor which We thank them
very much. But on the other hand
those Who viii not pay any attention
10 the statements We send them. viii
be cut from The subscription list after
this seek. We do this IN friendiy
way. however. and with 20 III viii,
although Il viii be .oss 10 US. for
some Of them a more than a year IN
arrears. But. our list Is growing,
and We can better afford 10 lose
these. than 10 carry them several
years without pay. II you arc not
satisfied With The paper and viii call
and pay us the arrearagc. and ask
Us 10 discontinue the papcf. we viii
very coorisously and willingly do
50. On the other hand Il there l. a
single subscriber on our books who
vlll say that he is not satisfied With
the paper We ara printing nov. vc
will gladly srase his namc. Tor such
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-21

IT.. Oerre) Malone vii 60 10
Union City the nrss Of the year,
where he viii be employed in the
cloihing department Of Hardy Bros.
& Haguewood. When Jerre ia
lone leaves Hickman. We viii lose
one Of the best statesmen Hickman
has ever had. He has been en-
ployed IN the clothing department
OF the Elllsons for eighteen years,
With the exception Of very short
while he vas In Union City. and Is a
salesman who enjoys the friendship
and confidence Of the trading public,
and will be missed from our town az
veil az from the Ellison store, and
as well as will Mrs. Malone be miss
ed from Hickman society.
We regret to lose the GOOD people
but AZ the same time congratulate
our sister loEn upon their gain.
Our best wishes 70 with them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Stone viii 60
10 Greenfield. Tenn. the 6rst OF
January. Mr.. Stone VII engage In
the clothing and dry gods business
at that place. We segFei 10 lose
these people.
Mrs. Horace Luien accompanied
her mother, Mrs. Maggie aantie
home from Fulton. and viii spend
Christmas week here.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-21

Mrs. T. ]. Malone is sufficiently
recovered 10 return home and arrived
here yesterday. Thursday. she
has beea in the hospital at Nashville.
We are gled 10 learn that she has
improved 20 rapidly.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-21

Hiss Vivian Lane, Of Moscow, Il
visiting Mrs. S. d. I-usen.
The Cruichfcld letter arrived too
late for publication this week.
New music and nev specialilss Al
City Hall. Thursday night. Dec. ~
Miss Adelaide Murrcll viii arrive
home from Cincinnati about Jar. /.
Asasr Kennedy viii spend hls
holidays In bis old home. Wlneo.
Nj. and Mrs. A. A. Paris have
returned from visii In s.. Loois.
See MCnigomery's stock Of goods
before you sclecs that Christmas
present. ~
chas. Moore and family viii 90
10 Union City this week to spend a
iev days
Hardware. Cutlery. Groceries, all
a. reasonable prices Shaw 4 Bet
ienvorih.
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49,. 80 II. 4 s,,en a. = .chool -
Meals oo'kee ngns' served ngn',
prices neh,. day or night Al the
Afs. Jane hcagiana v'ii leave
THURSDAY Tor leek.on 70 wan hef
daugh'er' hfs' (. A. laliaferrs.
(. D. LraAi' 70 On a business tour
through SOUTHEAST missouri IN tne
interest o. the h'ckman wagon %
Mas p. C.. Carter. a sister Of our
TREND 3 Z. Garter isvery VI a. her
home near jeidan' on route 'hfee'
NJ. Tan T .dfora ana M. PAR.
~ psr,e,, s,s.s Fr,dsv Al Union
City. With their father. Dave Bry-
ant.
Miss Ruth Holcombe is expected
home this week from Nashville,
where she is ATTENDING business col
ese'
Mrs. Kate Burke will spend a
week or more in Nashville and Nc
Even. Tenn. during Christmas hols-
days.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24

flames There was considerable wheat in
the building al the time The loss Is paIu-
ally covered by insurance
PERU-The Knights OF Pythlas cele-
brated the fortY-RecOnd anniversary OF
Pythianism in the lodge rooms last night
with oyster supper The Normal male
quartet was present and WAS accorded q
very enthusis site reception.
PERT-Prof. @. w. Siev-rs Of Sturgis,
s. D, has been elected 10 the position Of
professor OF manual and physical training
IN the State Normal al this place. Prof.
Sievers is a disciple Of Yost, the famous
Michigan coach, under whom he has taken
special training in athletics. Prof. Sievers
and all the athletic work in the school
AINSWORTH 80 Washingtul's birthday
was appropriated celebrated here by the
teachers and pupils Of the high school and
its patrons. assisted by the Women's Re
bef corps and the Grand Army Of the Re
public, who turned out e. masse and
marched 10 the Ainsworth High school "a
the music furnished by The Ainsworth
Drum corps, and assisted al the school
grounds by the Ainsworth brass band OF
twenty pieces. led by W. NJ Ely, which dis
coursed some very fine music
LENINGTON-Wa shington's birthday was
most appropriately observed in this city TO-
day. The stars and stripes hosted from
housetop and pubic building during the
entire dEV- Exercises under the auspices
81 the patriotic instructor OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic were held in all the
public schools, Comrade 8. {. Mullin beinl
the special aide for Dawson cou.tV. The
Efforts q the Grand Army Of the Republic
in making the day memorable were mos
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24

after he sustained his injuries. He was
reported mucn improved yesterday.
sEWARD-Thumas Moore and Miss Maud
MCGOWAN. both Of Butler county, were
married In the Catholic church here on
Wednesday morning by Rev Father
Murphy.
a special election. al which viii be sub
nitted the question Of voting $4,000 bonds
for the purpose Of building a sanitary
sewer system.
NIoBRARA-Ice in the Missouri river
has gone out and the river is crossah le for
me hrst time this winter. The water y
down the river.
MADISON-Hume-Robe -wycof com
Rsny has purchased from M. Miss Ache N
ware store is located and which they had
formerly rented
MADISON-At q recent meeting OF the
and Loan associs ton Fred H Davis was
chosen secretary 70 succeed George
Richardson, who is now county clerk
FAIRMONT-Mrs b c Burgess yesteT-
day fell and broke both ankle bones. She
was alone al the time, but managed 10
call The neighbors- Although Mrs. Burgess
is quite old she is resting easy this morning.
OSCEOLA-The Second regiment band Of
the Nebraska National Guard last evening
gave !ts regular annual concert ana hasket
supper al The Auditorium a me program
allied
PERU-Washington' birthday was cele-
brsted in the new chapel by patriotic eN-
| ercises. in which AL departments Of the
normal took part. The model school showed
very patriotic enthusiasm in all its eK-
ercises.
PAPILION-The Sarpy County AgTicul-
I tursl society convened al the opera house
| this morning and listened 70 an address
/ by J. NJ Whitfield, q practical fruit grower
small fruits
! PI.ATTSMO Of Hthe most sue
] cessful fruit growers in Cass county was
I II Portsmouth today. and among other
things said that the peach crop in this
I vicinity Is in a most excellent condition al
I the present time.
SEMARD-John Huffman a promising
] young man, while returning from hunting
I Tuesday, IN placing his gun in a wagon
Z discharged H. the charge striking him in
the head. tearing d large hole in the side
of his head he only lived STA lao ars after
the accident
PIATTSMOCTH-A the January term
/ Of The circuit court Mrs Edward Daily
WEs awarded q verdict q Of s. B9 against
] ten Toluca sslOonE eepers. who were found
I 10 De guilty Of selling liquor illegally 70
I her husband There has been talk % an
appeal ever since, but The saloon men have
PAID the amount
FREMONT-The Fremont division Of The
Order Of Railway Conductors gave their
ing There Was a large attendance. espe-
ciAlly Of railroad men and the AFFAIR was
one OF Ihf most brilliant social functions
given by the order
HOEKIN@The HOskins roller mills
owned BY Free Buss burned here with !
loss Of about s. 60o The cause Of the frs
Is unknown The blaze started in the even
hose WA moi LONG enough - hEht ths
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24

heartily seconded by Superintendent Del
EEL and his corps Of teachers.
PERU-Tuesdsy evening the new chapel
at the State Normal was used for the first
time since its completion The Normal
cadets presented war drama portra wing
scenes Of the civil war. An audience OF
100 was in attendance and gave the play a
hearty reception. The proceeds were 10 70
towards paying for the arms Of the batsl-
hon.
FAIRBCRY A letter from Occur
d Alene, Idaho, brings news Of the death
February l6 OF Morgan Crane, former
resident Of Ifis county. Mr.. Crane settled
in this county on homestead in 1866 re-
Nebraska He was member Of the legis-
iature during the memorable Van Wyck
/ and Paddock fight OF 1Ss7, having been
elected as Van Nyck man. but after
supporting Van WNck IN the caucus he
assisted in the election of Paddock He
| leaves q wife and four grown Children
GENENA-Wa shington's birthday was
observed here. The stores were closed
during the afternoon while The high school
dedicatory exercises Were being held. IN
I the evening The Grand ArIny held meet
ing IN the audiiorium Of the new school
( building. The speakers for the afternoon
! Curtiss c II. Sloan and Mr. Cox form
I erly a teacher IN this city. now with State
Superintendent McBrien. Chancellor An
dreWs spoke a. the evening meeting %
Abraham Lincoln" whom ne had met
and known personally After the meeting
I q game Of basket ball between Fairbury
and Geneva was played IN the basement,
/ resulting In a victory for the latter, -
I 20 J..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24
New. of NebrnsLa.

PAPILLION-A number Of local business
houses are insta ling gas plants
PL-ATTSMOUTH-Mrs Martin Propst
aged 6 years. oied AZ her home west Of
here Thursday Her husband and three
children survive her.
MADISON-Earl FIGHTER today sold MS
livery business ct this place, known as the
Star harm 10 L. . Mathews who takes
possession tomorrow.
BEATRICE-The wolf drive pulled on
worth Of tins CITY yesterday was a failure
- no wolves we're captured Nearly 800
participa ted IN the hunt
BEATRlCE-Ths brotherhood Of Loco
motive Flremen gave a ball al WynOre
last evening IN he opera house. The af-
fair WIS largely attended
MADISOA-Jussph Steiner and Miss
Bertha Winkier were married at the Cath
ohc church here yesterday. They are al
home an the country west Of here
BEATRlCE-M artin Fritzen a Young
Serf1En farmer living seven miles north
east OF here, vile engaged in milking q
COW vas severely rrampled by the animal
which was attached by another COW in the
lot he was unconscious for half an hour
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR BRICK SCHOOL
building. Department OF Indian Affairs,
washington p. C, February Is, 1906.
Sealed proposals Endorsed Proposals
for School Building, Pierre, S. D,
snd addressed 10 the commissioner OF
Indian affairs. Washington. D. c, Will
be received at the Indian once until
O'Clock D. m. of Monday. March Is.
1906, for furnishing and delivering the neces-
sary materials and labor 10 construct and
complete a brick school building. with
plumbing, steam heat and acetylene gas
piping. al the Pierre Indian school, S, D.
3n strict accordance with plans. speCihca-
iions and instructions TO bidders which may
he examined at this ONCE. the Offices Of the
Improvement Bulletin" Minneapolis,
MINI; the -Argus-Leader." Sioux Fails
E. d. the "lnter-Ocean," Chicago, III; the
'Globe-Democrat." St Louis, No. and the
Bee" Omaha, Neh.; the Builders and
Traders Exchanges at Omaha. Neb.: Mil
waul1ee. Wis: 81 Paul. MINI. and Mime
apoliE, MINI; the Northwestern Manutac-
tuners association. St Paul MINI; the
United States Indian Warehouses at 265
South Canal street. Chicago, III. as How
ard street Omaha. Neh-. ~ Wooster street
New York City. ard 6l2 South Seventh
street, ST Louis NJ. and at the school
For further information apply 10 j c
Devengood. Supt-. Pierre s u. c. ?. Lar
rEbee, Actg. Commissioner
Fss-24-g7Ml -s-s-s-le
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24

FREMONT, Neb, Feb. 23.-(Special Tele-
gram Edward Lynch, an employe Of the
Great Northern. was seriously injured in
ternally this morning by falling OF the
Platte river bridge and sliding on an ice
cake. He WAS working with a dynamite
gang and was thrown OF the bridge 10y an
exceptionally heavy shot Earring the struo-
ture. he huated down the river for some
distance and was rescued with difhculry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24

represented were Napoleon. by Prof Mer-
Ger; Lafayette, by Prof. Porter. and other
revolutionary heroes by Profs. Murch, Suit
ton and Clarke. MesdaInes Clarke, SUIT
ton, Mercer, Murch. Porter and Miss Mer
Ger were also in colonial costumes Prof
Murch took a hAshlight picture Of the
guests and their entertainers and the com
psny took leave Of their hosresses al a late
hour
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24
The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous.

city did not have proper sewerage and
drains TO carry u the surplus waters
Buys Nh s%aehasetts Mand.
State Treasurer MortenseD Noday took
over z4e00 NOR Massachusetts state bonds
which will net tbs state S.s2 ger cent This
batch makes the lFst Of a $40 10 purchase
On next Tuesday tDs treasurer viii take
over some x50.0a5 bonds bought from the
state OF Mississippi. which viii net the
state 3 20 per cent No more big invest
ments are expected 10 be made in the
near future. as money viii begin 10 come
into the treasury rather sloyiy for some
time
MagSOn in Lincoln.
Governor Charles Z. MRgoon Of Panama
arrived in Lincoln this afternoon and viii
remain several days. the guest Of friends
and relatives
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24
LEGAL NOTICES

OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notice is hereby given thai the regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the South Platte Land Co viii be held al
the once Of said company In Lincoln Ne
brsska. al II O'Clock a. m. on the zth day
Of March A d. lSk
BY order Of the board Of directors
c. H MORRILL,. President
A B MINOR SscrethTy-
Lincoln Nebraska Feb = ,Sk
Feh@DDs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24
Celebration at kearney Normal.

KEARNEY. Neb- Feb. ss-lspecizL -
wednesday evening. February q the
women Of the State Normal school faculty
entertained The men and their wives al
a colonial party al the elegant and CON-
modious home OF Judge and Mrs. J. N
Eastsrling-
The house WAS beautifully decorated with
blossoning cherry trees and antique fur
niture and lighted with candles which
stood In brass candlesticks here and there
on the nantes A bright wood IRE bIazed
on the hearth IN the reception room and
lis nicksring hght fell upon an old spin
ming wheel that stood near
President and Mrs Thomas IN quaint
costumes representing George and Martha
Washington. were among the FIRST guests
10 arrive The small clothes. powdered
wig and O0okled slippers q the former
and the antique bonnet Of the latter were
the eyaOsars u Al eyeS- Other ehs<SSisIs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24
lFFIcE coNsrRrCTTNG oI-ARrFR.

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master. Sheridan. Wye. Jan. -, lg06.-
sesleo proposals in tr1plicate for the con-
Etrucuon. plumbing. heating and electric
wiring OF brick hospital at Fort Macken-
Ee- we. Will be received at this once
pntll 10 a m Mountain timel. February
= 1906. plans and speci6ca lions ray be
seen at once Of Chief Quartern.astsr al
Denver. Omaha Chicago and st Paul
Depot QusrtermaSter al 81. Louis and al
this ONCE, at which latter place al In
formation may be obtained. L. s. reserves
the right TO accept or reject any or al
proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes
containing proposals should be endorsed
Proposals for Hospital addressed Capt
James s. Parker. e N L. 5. A.
S7-@-3O-sl-F3z-e6
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24

Omaha, Neb. February q 1891 Sealed
proposals. IN u1plfcate, subject 70 the usual
conditions VIII be received here unrl 10
a m, central standard time March s.
a.e0ae0o pounds hay and 5000 hounds
anthracti coal during the remainder Of
ihe fiscal year ending June 80. 1906 Al
Fort Dies Moines. iowa l.. s reserves
right 70 reject ca accept any Of all pro-
pOsais- in any paIl thereof Information
furnished on application here or 10 quar-
termaster al station named. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Forage and Fuel. and ad-
dressed 10 Major NJ Gray Zalinskd- c. Q. NJ
Fetes-9 N chs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24
NOTICE no srocKHoLDERs-

NOTICE no STOCKHOLDERS
The regular annual meetiug OF stOckhold-
ers IN The Bee Publishing company Viii be
held on Monday. March !. 1885, al O'Clock
D m, IN ais once at The Bee building. cor
ne llIh and farnsm streets. IN the city Of
Omaha By order Of the president
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