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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-25
f4AILSTORMSA BATTER TO VlNS.I

# Especial 70 The Times Tsp atch:) g9 !s.E
PHILADELPHIA, June q. 81. "a |. sasSI
3trous n thund erstorn,, companled ssS
heavy and rain, broke sleIn3
Pennsylvania late yesterday afternooit
Reports from all part the district Is y
contain thrilling accounts q Il damage stn.s
silicted upor, the II tils direct,
track OF the st orr1s
S5s west 1eesport a ride OF Hs a ~
months was struck BY lightning arl6 sins
stantly killed while pickitig cherries H.
ar, orchard ,,sl .IS
From Their points come stories y. e4s 90
shelter Under trees. the striking down XII
poultry , the ]. breaking Of v'indow 1 an
the laying waste Of Gro ps.5 N
M Hall stones are reported " hayAl
been Of immense size and ard E1es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-25
Harlem's Beau Brumrnel Now in
4 y Tolls, Eg5 5fi II a 53

IA on xl6 a week, Harry Fl. Gprsyth,l as
slstant treasurer OF Proctor's One Hum
dred ana Twenty-fifth Street lheasre
was the Beau 3Brummel OF Harlem for q
time. He never wore the same suit iol
clothes two days In successton, II is said
Now he is In the Tonlbs. held In Sa.QsE
mali n d, charge Of stealing tts0 and
withholding zoo theatre tickets. Con ira
once detectives appeared az complain
ants against him In the Police Court.
where he pleaded guilty: He was held
for furthAs examine ~ rA.-->NeW fpEk
Tlmes. IL 5B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-25
MRS Mi L OlNGWO RTH
!. TIRED BY / E; Z >:
Presidents Daughter Wearied By
Continual Round 81 Social
! Gaieties.

LONDON, 4 June "A the fashionable
4 AMERICANS in London met at Ascot :ss y
Never before lid SO H ma ny appear TO- TO-
4 'gether there. syS55
on Tuesday and Thursday the royal
Enclosure was filled with America g W We
II men. They. made upy almost the entire 6,
party at the royal luncheons on N t y -
days. Il s, I. -. !, ].
81 " he Il 4 mourning detracted from 5s4 t q 9
splendor OF the procession 20 AS 3
cot. but her absence did < not check th l
VI gaiety az q the royal I. party. who made
s$Tight merry at lunch and at tea. when
4 Wa served on tho square balcony pa I OK
] OF the royal box. q. q, /. q.
Longworth arrived after the HI " y 2, hen
4 His Majesty learned they were y mere ~
Il sent Vscount Churchill to ask the Arner'-
if can Ambassador and his! guests 20 come
up to him. % II II "a Y. y /,
q ryeeted the women OF the party with
4 c,d : fashioned grace and courtesy &
Ing Mrs. Long worth's hand. no led her
{ Ia the front OF \ the box, where all the
4 other royalties were. gathered. He pre-
sented the Presidents daughter TO
K princess Christian and her daughter as
we'll ms to n Princess "A lexa Nora 81 IL ecK
\ who for a long time say chatting with
Mrs, Longworth, especial on american J. q =
u affairs, Ii, which the Princess ts much
interested. Ss Sr3sss lS5 q Il s8l
4 533 Sat Next to KING.
n Mrs, Longwortll wore white Y her hat lfl
was is,w,a thed IN a thick white yell.
5SS5At iouncheon she sat next 70 the King.
who had Mrs. Whitelaw Reid at his other fsFe
4 hand, ID rs IA: 5 . z 81 ,- . 1, \,
4 suelo Duchess Of Manchester, and Mrs
George West did their best 70 y keep sec r
things going, the meal was ratner ~ en-;
somewhat indisposed, "a XIX
At oweyer. when later he Joined the 5wo-
men on the balcony for coffee, HIS Males
I ~ was charming. He himself HANDED 70
Mrs. I.ongworth small rose and gold
cuplul OF coffee, prepared by his AcoffeeT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-25

se mas 5n,e suS!ss his sad Yate Rs-
nnb ,M cloak,roorn wi hen Senator Dolls
9 syEpet el aeisa
th ia he use q TOBACCO ten dy to shortenl g
m man days, lght, e sensht q,
Sooner Tapiied and rs hal. Sm ysIn1,aya
gIthopt u are abop KY ~ ur ~ tl9h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-25
\ Arctic Expedition Sails.
\, l nv jE ciate Press. ) "a

(By4 AssO clht edfFfesSJ 489t5a7 81
aCOPENIIAGEN,J June 24-The Mylllus-s
Erickson expedi t1on. which awil attempt
to 3 explore the north astern coast OF
Greenland, 4 sailed to-day 4 The expedition
expects to return Il In the taut 1lnnI OF 1908.
King 4 Frederi q sen 4 g telegram to NJ &
Erickson Wishing him Godspeed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-25
-Four People Drowned,
-(By# Associated Pres

Il (ISy zfHaNSsIef WV ..1gl
IL NEWPORT. WI, June 24-I,hrough thu
oyerturning OF a canoe on La Ike Memptls
renlngog 4, to day, four ~ ersons were
drowned, victims were Ff IS Nh V;
baiiev, The cause OF the upsettin Nh ofS
the canoe ia not known,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-25
Three Killed in Row.

3SnIJBLIN, GA, June a. II his afternoon
IL strawberry Church, three mil les from
Duhln SAM Mitchell! y Y Wllhnrn and
and a3ui PARISH Holmes va shot in the knee,
NNfitcfeli n was "a XII led II by Joe Copeland.
Wilburn vas X led by Atit GhellS y and
g Ana r came 10 Gown and gave himself up
~, fhas officers. as M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-25
Chinese Have White Servants.

The northern territory Of Australia liz
little deyeioped, Its capital, Palnierston,
Contains more Chinese than whites, {, nm !
fers and the, whites the, servants, The
climate Is very trying to whites, 'tha
Aboriginal blacks are Of Q fierce and san
culinary disposition, Vast herds Of n PM
w We're eS',experimentaly liberated century
ago. roam oYr the plains,-!fa kansas cisy
Journal, " Si Stl VI "A gs,t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-25

lI,.What did YOU tell father a bout syeS
', prospects Il, abe asked. u told him ~
psetsd ~ I'M near tssyybs
ttold me you had no Elch Tslatiysp WI
know it; but IN have one after snasyN
ding, WON'T hii;ag o EtacoSd- Eas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16
&as Srl. yGiae" ciscntlid) milf.

Soperbill, Maii, IS. 2liguit.
- Otan %pernutbet, 0ab Sri. s. glac,
ipeld]e lid IN Opltcr Dan cine Ilt0ien5
6ei'm ErGiiocnten Hooleoelt ertroben
ipoltc, iOentiih nit Sri. Sinbcl 4.
Goic Don bier lit, ipeId)e idJon ieit ei.
niger 3cit pon bier o6ueIenO lit.
Sdon Dor ctIiden Wfonatcn iltdtc tic,
iid bel Sem ErGii0cntcn IN @oibing'
ton 8eb0r 5l perihuiien, wurOc ober
0amal8 unter Debut gcltcllt uno
ihIieblid BON ibrem Sater bierbcr Sli-
riif gcleitet. Sri. Sale ninlnt An-
tbeiI an ocn 9cntitbungclt, lln Die Ve-
guooigltng bon Sobn Nillth bon bier
Ourd5uicbelt, 1pcId)cr I'M Stuots5uft'
Iaule cincr Stroitermin negen SoDt.
ifIageS ucrbiiBt, ulO iie bat lid I'M
Sntereiie 0ieieS WanneS audi iton
mie0erbolt bier ut0 in Bolton All Die
StaatSbeborben gepan0t. Gem Yer
ueblnen nad botte alid) ibr 9eilld) in
@aibington Den 3mef. Die 9egnn6i.
gl,ng OeS Str0flings SIT ermirfen. sic
lit bon bieii9en Ier5ten idon nitf
ibrcn 8eiites5ultnnO unteriuhf NOT
Oen, nber bic bieiigen 8eridte fonn.
ten lid) nift On5u p%eriteben, JIG elmer
S%rrcnonitalt 5u iiberwciien.
GpIter 9ap, N..D.. 10. guguit.
= Sri. Gidc ooer Sale fat Splter
Ban perloiien. @eute 9tohmittug
ioIlten befonntlih 8erihtsoerbano'
lungep beginnen, I'm lie mabnIinnig
ST erfldren un0 elmer Anltolt 5i ilber.
%pcilen. Sic mar lebte Tadt nod
bier, bat lid iebod nadgeraoe emit
id)loiien, iid ourd) Abreile Der Srris'
Oiftion oes Gountp . 8erifts 5t ent.
5ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16
Gin Sent der &unOcl3 $ a.
en- am peri dc Wfcer'
buien?

2on0on. 10. Iuglllt. - Sn Of
fi5i2llen areiien bepobrt man ticfea
S6meigen ilber Die @c0cnItQn0e.
meIde bclttc 81 6rieOrihaboi bon
&0nig G0mur0 uno aaiicr gSilbcIm
beiprod)cn mcr0cn louctL UroBe BE.
oeutung miro Dem llmlton0c beige
lcgt, OnB llntcrltnotS lcfrct0r Sir Z.
@orOing ben &0nig bc9lcitct, 0cnn
Sir Charles ipielt in Der ultamGrti-
gen Yolitit WroBbritomicn'a cine
DroBe Holc. &n omtlidCn Srciicu
miro erfl0rt, GclttidlonO lei 5ltr 3cit
in b0bcrem @rooe IN 4criicu intcrci,
lirt, ais irgenO Elm o1bcrea frem0ca
2un0, unb mon CLAUDE bier. Oab cS
oonoh truhte, cillcn &oicn I'M peril
idcn Meerbulen ais GnOpmtt iiir
icinc 9ogooo.Nubu 81 iuhcn.
o8roBbritunnien," iu0tc bclte Elm
bober N%egierungS = Seomter 81 ci,
mem &crtretcr Der nNlioc. Yreiic."
bat gtidtS Oo9cger, ooBG cutid)lonO
cinen &onbclaboicn om Mccrblicll
bon Eeriien erlpirbt, fonnte iCood},
mie id)on lpicOrrboIt crtlGrt mor0cll
lit, Die G%toblirung elmer MilitGr @o.
lis Ooielbit, abnlidl mic 5u aintt,
i6alt, nidt geitottell, "a Dies cine
0robung fiir @roBbritnnnicn iciu
miirOc. Gicie Nn9clegenbcit fam
icbr lcift ms &cinc Gcbroht mcr'
Den, @oa Die %anOeutul0 b%ctriiit,
bob Ieutihlono ntlter llmitGn0er
cine 9eile1ung Der egDptiIhcn 6roQc
bcperfitcaigen fonue, Ourd) mclhC
GnglanN ireie Sono in Niltbalc ct.
bolte, 10 lit ST. benlertcn, DOB 0rnS'
%britannicn Die Griiten5 elmer e9Dpti-
idlen 6roge nitt 5ugibt. NuBeroenl
fonnte England nid)t einmiligCmnl hi
GcutidIuno iiber Ggpptcn ais ciner
@egenltono 9cmeiniomen &ntereIics
3t untcrbonoelt, oenn Oua &ntercii!
Gcutidlano'a in Ggpptcn lit imgee-
gleihe 5u O%cmicnigcn 6rontreid's
Gin geringcs."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16
Sic Grimm Wrmn."

10 inneupoIis Minn., 10.
gl,giiit. - Gum 10. Mole Ieit Dem
ShIuiic bcs 9iirgertricges bieltcn
beiitc bic Gcteronen ser .@ron6 pr
mn" lire i1brlid)c Enraoe ab. Die
iclbe iicl groBortiger uno glon5enoer
aus, ais irgeno cine Der porbergeben.
oen, ltn6 oas %orbeioeiiliren oeS Ian.
gen 3lges nobm cine pole StultOe
in aniprud.
Sbos. u. Wortin, Senior . &ice.
Gommanpant oes Eotomac . 0eparte-
merts, mcld)er ais Glerf i'm Sdat-
amt 81 @aibington angcItelt At, err
frunftc nGhrcnb Scr Gorooc utto ltorb
nllf Dem @ege nnd) Dem Soipitul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16

roifenItcn Gempo, nit Dem Soupt-
quarter ie0cr5eit in 8erbin6ung
ourd) Orabtloie Ielegrapbie bIeibeu
fonnen.
&uli Gontrafte.
9llten0e Don 9eutcn baben Iid)
idou Conformation iiber bic 9eoin.
Qungcn er6eten, utter mcId)en Der
Gontroft iiber oie SteQlu1g BON $500
finelicihcn Ir6eitern fir Die Mus
fii6rltug 6e8 &onontofnnoIS bon Ser
&it6mulafutal = Gommiiiion pergcben
lperocn rpiro. Nber menn mittelloie
2elttc iid e%inbil0en, lie piirOen Elm
oort6eil6oitc8 @eihGft babel MADDEN,
lpenn lie iid) Sen Contract 5uidlo9en
Iicbcn, 10 bciin0cn iic ii6 olf 6em
Sol5pcge, Oenn ieOc Oiiertc miro, I'M
SeriidIi6tiGung SIT iitoen, BON einent
fr1ftiaen @bed, etpa in S0be BON
$4,000 begleitet iein miiien. llebri-
gems fam Der 3uidIag crit 80 Gage
ta6 ser 4uai6rcibumg OeS GontroftS
uno olio nidt Dor Dem 10. Scptem-
Der erfolgcn. 0anu mcrOcn mcDrcre
Wonotc fir sic Scr6ciiduiiung Der
2ente %crforocrlid iein unO iomit
gfonbt Die Gommiiiion ni6t, ooB 0ie
&lliS nod Dor gteuia6r oic Nrbcit
wcroen in Nlariff nc6mcn f0nncn.
4uS Gen 5uriid If.
9rigoOegeneral &. M. 0'&eillp,
8cncrul-Ir5t ser g(rmce, lun0 Nomi.
raj Is. 2. Sperrp, mclhe ais 0elega.
ten Der Ser. Stootcn bel ser fiir5.
liGen Gonfercn5 Ser Notben &relj-
@cieli6oit III @cnf iun9irt botten.
limo nnh Moibington 5uriidgcfcbrt
un0 6otten nit Dem itcauertretenoen
StautaiefrctGr Bacon cine lGngere
llnterrcoung. 9rigooegencral Geo.
.. Ouuia, General Iltoitor Scr Irs
nee, mcldcr gleihinuS omcrituniider
Gclegat 6ci Ser gcnornttcn Goniercn3
gemcien mar, lit nod niht bicrbcr gu.
~riidgefebrt.
Gem YrGiiOenten ii brr.
mittelt.
6lottenicfrct0r 9onoporte fat Sen
9eiunb ser &riegageri6tc gcgen ole
2ler5te Z. g. 8romn uno Z. q. Yeacc
pom Wfariue 0cportcment Dem Bro
iiOentcn 5ltr Ocfiuitipen Gntidciouna
iibermittelt, cine un9euobnlife Sahe,
in0em oie 9eflm0c BON 9%ricgSgerid).
ten Ocm Y%r6iiOentcn mir Damn iiber-
mittelt 81 lperoen pfle9crt, lucltn ei1t
ariegSgeridJt ali Gntluiiung aus Der
6lotte erfannt bot. Ser 9eillnO III
Sen GSdlen Ser @ennnntcn lit BON
Gcpurtcmcut nod nidt befnnnt &c.
gebcu moroen. @ronn mo Eeoce
lpltrOeu oui oic Anfloge pro5eilirt, bel
lDten Yrufltll9ell ooll ellldllOet ao9e'
id)rieben ST. ba6en.
60 is oil m'S ~ lie II. Ha,
Ter ItcQpcrtrctenoe S6abamts-
Gontroleur mllr0c pom 8dtf- Snlpefs
tor in Birmingham, NIo., 0uuon III
aenntniB geicbt, 0oB Die llnterldla'
0rnqen in Ser Oorti0cn vGriten Ho-
tionalbunf" 100000 nitt iiberitci-
gen meroen ml0 oaB sic Solpen5 ser
Qenonntcn @anf auBcr 6rngc itebt.
Ger 0efrouonnt Gbisbolm iou erflGrt
baben, Dab iein 0eii5it lid ST elmer
3eit oltf init $t50,000 bcIouicn babe.
OaB or ieooh in lettcr Belt mcbrere
9Iiidlid)e SpcflIationcn oltsgcfilbrt
babe, moourd) OoS Gefi5it ouf inter
100000 ucrminoert norOen iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16
Stren9c Inor0nuhgen bc8
Generals &QuIburS.

NOciio, 10. Nllg, 49, General.
@oupcrneltr &oitlbors bat cine Ser,
orOnunG crloiien, Der 5ufolge Cir
bcitgebcr, wcIdc III 3utlnit ibrclt
Arbeitcrn fiir Die Goucr epentuclcr
StrifeS 20bne bc3obIen, ooiiir nit
Stroicn, ia, iogor nit ShIieBung
ibrcr Gtoblillementa beorobt werben.
Iieic &%erorOnung modlt ea ultd) 6ens
icnigcn Eerioncn, Oener Anordiitcn
infer GobcSOrobungen 8elo abge,
preBt bn6eu, sur Eilidlt, iolfe Gr.
prCiiungen Der Eoli5ei 5u melbcn.
miorigeninlls man iie ais 9cidiitcr
Scr Nnordiiten onicben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16

- ltnpeit Sort Scott, SIS, iono
ein 3uiammenitoB 5piiden einem
Eaiiagierjug Der nNiiiiouri, aanias
un6 Seros . 9abn" ltno elmer 2ofo-
motipe itott, nobel licbeh Terionen,
gliidlidcr @ciic ni6t i6limm, pcr-
lett nllroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16

fANAAA lAkAt kAlA~F bAAl A'fN' ~%AAAAAbAA@
pcridmonbcn. mn oof sic 9lcoic.
rltlrQ on elmer cin}iocn @%o6nitotipn
nm S35OOOO beitohLcn mur0e.
NoTi,riheIo arnorho+
pnr6nn * Sn,,,,it NinrTr.
nridhr o,,a l~&ctcrab,,ro mcrnc+ non
sir Wo(i,cihris nor N5itn ms m(,ta'
(nbf prnInrNct mnrNcr i;no
qoiofcn o,s W,,ttonn ,rc;,cr+c,,
iih hc,+c Nnr,ci6icni+ IN Tiil;s -,
nrrribte, W;c(c nor;orGc, ,n,,.,o,
ncrhoitct V6brrca nor;6cr "a ,,i[t
~ rrmittr(r
GhorfaS Wc,ircrt,,
Qron1o64
n,4o.sc a,
~, 5,'h"''
Wv, nnn ott;t,En, n.,a
u,S4 G"4 Sa. "a
ituno Wrof ]0rnrrrbcro zine 0r6rr
rr(oiicn mc(Cbn S~osl{oii;rrr hrrc 4ro-
zen nad Wfittcrnodt o6nc 8uB un0
0cn 8erfouf bcruuidcnOcr @ctrGnfc
an Sonntoocn pcrbictct, ionic ben
SdluB olcr Spciic. unO Sdonf.
naturalization nm 10 llbr N(6clr09 per
iil9t.
@roi Nolcr6cr0, mcI6cr in Nnere
fcnnltno ser uoll i6m ourGgcfij6rten
llntcrOriidlmg scr Mcutcrci 3lrm sc.
neral . Q%icutcnont ernarult morOen
it, bat eincn 1uelterer G%omnlunoon'
tltrbefcbl crIollel, III lucld)cm er, ltn'
ler |hIlIDrill'B OCT Gil 'pH Peplo''ilW
gerld)iei'i' @llertel'''l''8@ Srpelue
oe@ ejot'lI, oI'el, DOM VC''ctul us
sum Vclll'l'Cil' aus l'ell'ellt @etjc'
pen Yam oaIllt o''S'pf'UL ooB Ic
Inn SIT DER erluh0l'il8 el'er 10 gro
Ben eDte oerpolIell pullelh'
Goa NJ un0pcr 5u &roBnoc G
SelO.
4etcrSbura, 10. gul9ult. -.
Ter omerifoniihe lRilit6r glttudla
W}ajor Mnt. ". Wibion bat lid oll
Die GinlaOung 0e9 &aiIcr9 nod)
SraBllolc Selo Dc8coelL I'M oen
Srnppenilblt19cn ~bcl}lliuoDne1,
Vim NbetO tol1o ct1e @oIo Sor'
ltelllna ltntt, luel1cr Die 8cloll'IlItc
tollerllte 6al1lllle beIlpoDTte. Us
iullroc EN- Sallct gc8eDen'
Iualpun0crcr III ii zen @clO
1uuo YGiiG y o6Cn.
Ihorn, 8rcu6cn. IL. gulollit.
Gin ncllcr MiniItcrioIerIob miro bier
pollitrcdt, INN rliiiidc GinmonOcrcr
III cn%tmltbiocr. gQuc rl1iIiidlcu Gn1is
81 IL 4 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16

petersburg. 10. Nu9lit. -
Gle frie9SgcridtIid) SIT pro5eilirenOcn
Meuterer bon aronitobt limo in bier
aotegorien cingctbeilt iporoer. Der
9ro5eB ser &1Oelsiiibrcr lit sur 3cit
I'M 8ange.
Sic .9orien8eitung" lcbt belte
firth ouseinanoer, bob 5ltr Belt Mus
nobfnsgeiete iiber nidt lpenigcr, olS
50 Der 81 Gropin5en Oes Geldes
perbdngt iino.
Gie in gontst geiiibrte oifi5ielle
1lnterindung iiber WiBbrGilfc uno
GdIminocl in Scr &ermoltung Der
Sibiriiden @nbn lp1brcno oes arie-
aes n16ert ii6 ibrem Ibifllib. eS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-02
1. M. and 6. Special Rates.
Pine Bluff, March 19, 1906.

To Chicago, H., March 17th to 30th account American Dental Trade as sociation fare and one-third on cer- tifcate plan for round trip.
 To Atlanta, Ga, May 18th to 17th, account International Cotton Seed Crushers association: fare and one third on certificate plan for round trip.
 To St. Louis. Mo, April 1Gth and 17th. account Commercial Clubs of the southwest: one fare plus 59c for the round trip Tickets on sale 14th and 18th, good for return April 18th.
 Special rates to Mexico and west ern trips will be gladly furnished, O. gether with full information regard ing desirable routes, stcp-Overs. side- trips. Sleepers and tourist cars. etc. by calling or writing,
 To Hot Springs April 9th to 14th, account International Association of Chiefs of Police Of the United States and Canada. Fare and onc-tIlird on certificate plan for round trip.
 To Het Springs May 22d and 23a account Retail Grocers and General Merchants association. Fare and one- third on certificate plan for round trip.
 To Philadelphia, Ark, June 7th to 14th. account Arkansas Summer as- semembly B. Y. P. U. One fare plus soc for round trip.
 St. Louis, Mo- April 24th to 18th, account National Women's Christian association. Fare and one-third on certificate plan for the round trip.
 To Memphis, Tenn, May 3d and 4th, account National Hardware Dealers association. Fare and one-third on certificate plan for round trip.
 H. N. ATWOOD. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-02
Stealing Is Stealing,
 Whatever We Call It

By of
 HE danger business of gaining money but the H dangeris of the man who has MONEY GAINING WHAT - HE DOES NOT NEED. The responsibilities of the Chris
 business spite of his achievements and ambitions, there forever and they the SIMPLE MORAIITIES OF LIFE Lying always lying how much money has, and STEALING IS ALWAYS STEALING Remember that end of every business and and child There the life sto always the pahos and the and the No how big the corporation remember that dealing with human flesh, WITH BREAKING HEARTS AND WITH MEN AND WOMEN.
 BRING THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTIANITY INTO BUSI NESS. man shouldn't think wholly of money.
 IT IS BETTER IT BETTER THING TO SEE TO TT THAT PEOPLE WITH WHOM MAN HAS TO DO ARE HAPPY coNTENTED SACRIFICE SOME. THING TO THE EVERLASTING x HAVE MEN THANK GOD EVERY THAN TO HAVE THEM PRAYING WISHING DEAD AND YOUR PROPERTY REDlsTR.suTEp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-02
Society Must Protect
 Itself Against the
 Criminal and Murderer

<2AN I1 number of HOMICIDES that PUNISHED BY IYNCHING EXCEEDS THOSE PUNISHED BY due ~ process of LAW When consider that of every forty
 homcdes committed in the United States ONLY ONE IN FORTY-FINE IS LEGALLY PUNISHED 1t is wonder that people look somewhere else for the solution.
 There nothing nonensca ridiculous than the GOOD1 GOODY TALK ABOUT LYNCHINC Much may said in favor the quotation of the famous Enghman Gown Smith, "There communities United States which their lynch law better than other.' I HAVE NO SYMPATHY FOR THE CRIMINAL My sympathy for those who will be murdered for their families and for their children
 Simply of fact THE UNITED STATES IS among all civilized nations of the world THE COUNTRY IN WHICH the crime of MURDER IS MOST FREQUENTLY COMMITTED AND LEAST FREQUENTLY PUNISHED.
 Deaths by violence INCREASING RAPIDLY Our record s LARGER THAN that of ANY OTHER COUNTRY in the world.
 There is too much OvERWROUGHT sENTIMENTALITY in favor of the criminal.
 NEXT YEAR 5000 PEOPLE WILL BE MURDERED. AS TELL THAT DOOMED DEATH, WITH THE CRUELTY CRIMINAL HEART AND HOME FAMILIES, THIRDS SENTIMENT SOMETIMES CALLED MERCY.
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Special excursion train wi5h first class coaches and chair cars, will run on the following schedule:
 Leave Pine Bluff 9;s0 a. m. Satur- day. April !.
 Leave Sheridan 10:oo a. m. satur day, April !.
 Leave Benton 11:oo a. m. Saturday, April [.
 Arrive Hot Springs 12:30 p. m. Sat urday, April [.
 Returning
 Leave Hot Springs 9:3O p. m., Sat urday, April '.
 Arrive Benton 10:30 p. m. Saturday. April z.
 Arrive Sheridan 11:3o p. m. satur- day, April '.
 Arrive Pine Bluff 12:3o a. m. Sat Urday, April '.
 This will be Pine Bluff day at Hot Springs. The Oaklawn Racing asso- citation have arranged to run the Ar kansas Derby and the Pine Bluff handicap on this day. Besides these two large purse races, there will be several others, making good pro- gram.
 There will be lots of other amuse- ments. You can take in Happy Hol- low in all it's glory, the ostrich farm, the alligator farm, the fine dog ken nels, the vaudeville theater, the skat- ing rink and a hundred other things. There will be separate coaches for the colored people and there will be room for everybody.
 Don't forget the date. Saturday, April [. And the rate only $1 for round trip. This Is positively the last chance you will have to visit Hot Springs for $1 for the round trip.
 GEO. w. THOMAS, | General Passenger Agent. Hot
 Springs. Ark.
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TREATMENT


BELIEVE that THE WEALTHY MEN of this country ARE NOT CONTRIBUTING THEIR SHARE to the
 government They not paying their share of the --~ There should be law TO COMPEL THESE MEN
 TO DO WHAT Is RIGHT, and the only way that see
 WE ARE ENTITLED TO JUST LAWS. WE WANT EQUAL TREATMENT believe that nothing be done better than putting honest in s the bench and the bar and also in business psio1s. Ne have been shown the LAX METHODS by which in nigh petitions have done their work where tle have MIS3AEa6ED MONEY of poor put their trust in them Ibev have BREED LEGISLATORS AND III Es We taread to throw u3 Hs aH sae WHAT MONSTERS THESE MEX. BANK PRESIDENTS IND OTHERS AtE The trouble. however, is=g tF remedy tis evil for persons offices of rase insurance heads.
 The presidents of great corporations ucal both good and evil Look, instance the character the 8Haire the called blonaire. It happens that THE NAN WHO SUCCEEDS LOOKS DOWN UPON MIN. He feels himself being apart the hi brothers The spected not the millionaire who looks down his fellow being but the THE AVERAGE AMERICAN, who loves and children his hono and of whom when dead M friends say, good man.
 Our nation has stood for LIBERTY, EQUALITY AND JUS TCE but the capitalists the colossal corporations world for America and the natural result perhaps hurtfu
 MoNGEaFyL GREAT POWERS WEALTH ARE ORGANIZED COLOSSAL ORGANIZATIONS CAPITAL 3RaW3AcKs N-2LE".s# TIE csl@lL PRODUCER, T:.- YOUNG MAN ,rG o77oGTUNlTY DEVELOP HIS OWN CHARACTER THIS IS DUE LARGE EXTENT TO CORPORATIONS.
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ESCENT HOTEL
Eureka Springs. Ark, Open for the
 Season February IS, 1906,


 Season February IS, 1906. Many repairs and improvements have been made. the service will be better than ever and the charges moderate.
 Here spring is a thoroughly delight ful season, with clear, blue skies and the crisp air of the mountains temper ed by warm sunshine. If you wish to ayo.d the snow and slush at home tins spring, go to Eureka Springs. Booklets describing the hotel and the resort sent free on request.
 A. HILTON, Gen1 Pass. Agt., Frisco System.
 St. Louis. Mo
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TO THE PU BLiC.

Pine Bluff, Ark, March 8. 1906 We the undersigned hereby agret to close at 12 o'clock on Saturdays beginning April l, 1906 and continuin, :, until October l, 1906:
 Signed:
 Cotton Belt Savings and Trust com pany.
 Peoples Savings Bank and Trust company.
 Pine Bluff Trust company. Banking Department, from 12 m. to 6 D. m. Jefferson County Savings Bank. Simmons National Bank.
 Merchants & Planters Bank. The Bank of Pine Bluff.
 Citizens Bank.