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The Colorado statesman., 1906-01-13
SUGAR BEET RAILROAD.
Contract Let on Holly, Hobrook G. Big
Bend Railroad.

Denver.-A Republican special from
Holly says that contracts have been
let for the first ten miles of the Holly,
Holbrook & Big Bend railroad, which
will extend from Swink to Holly.
Work will begin by the end of this
week. Contracts let so far aggregate
over 100000.
The Holly Construction Company,
which will build the road, has abundant
capital at it's disposal, and it is said
that over $1,000,000 will be spent in
building the road and equipping it. The
road will do regular railway business
in fertile. though sparsely settled
country, which at the present time has
no railroad facilities. Traffic agree
ments have been made with the Santa
Fe company whereby cars for through
traffic will be handled on the latter's
lines.
1t is the intention of the Holly Con-
struction Company to use the road pri-
marily for connecting the beet sugar
factories of the Holly company and
transporting beets to them. The new
road will probably bring 10000 acres
of land within shipping distance, and
the farmers are giving it a free right
of way. Contracts for more than H.
900 acres of beets have been signed
for the Swink factory, now under con-
struction.
The Big Bend Telephone Company is
preparing to extend its lines to Holly,
along the line of the new road. The
price of land in the Holly country has
been raised $25 an acre. Even at this
increase more than 500 acres of land
are being sold every week.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-01-13
Leaves 10000 to Servants.

Lady Diana de We're Huddleston.
who died in London recently. left a
will bequeathing 100000 to her serv-
ants and directing that her ashes after
cremation should be placed in the oak
shrine awaiting them at Courtt's Bank
and buried with those of her husband,
which she had carried with her wher.
ever she went for fifteen years.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-01-13
War Has Helped American Trade.

For us at least war in Manchuria
seems to be preferable to undisputed
Russian occupation. In July, August
and September of 1903 we shipped to
that country 100000 yards of cotton
cloth; in the corresponding three
months of last year we shipped 49,.
100000 yards.-Providence Journal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23

Sinp su faifsn. DIS i6 beimtebrte,
traf ib BEN 8rieftrGger i'm 8orSinmer.
Gr bradte mir einen einseftriebensR
Brief. Mlein Mann bate i'm ifpn
genommen. Sd trat elm, lab, pie ct
6as goupert erbrdh, uno bemertte bic
Shrift feines 9rubers Darauf. Wabrz
I6einli6 befiirhtete er pieber, burh
ienen perfommenen Meni6en beldfhgt
gu perben, unb nolte offenbar @nz
ftaltcn aur 4bipebr t%reffen. Sd per-
iufte ieboh, inn ben Brief gu eHtz
retben."
Sin @c6eimnib?" frug er, orgtpOb=
Mild lGdelnb.
nMeine erobe Grreoung iiberra1dte
ibn, unb balb pertpunbert iab er mid
an. Damn ging er auf iein 3immer
unb fdlob Gle 5biir binter ii6. ginsn
Moment fpdter bDrte i6, tpis er aufa
ihrie, ltnb inItinttip lief i9 CUR Miese.
sd fiiblts, oab ih mein &ino ftiibsn
mubte SIN nGditen I~usenblid itiirats
er fuie raienb ouf uns 81.
nWo lift bos ainb? sd muB es
baben, i'd mub es erbrpheIn!" rief er
auBer iid ppr Wutb.
sd erfabie feline beiben @rm., ba'
nit er bas Ginb nidt anriibrsn tDnne.
Sd fublte, ipie er mantle, unb i'm
ndhIten 4usenblid iant er nit furdtz
bar entiteaten 3iisen gu 8obsn. Wir
boben i'm auf iein 9ett. SIS bauerts
LANCE, Bis er tpisber gum 9epubtisiu
gelangte. 9p6 ais er bann meinsr
anii6tis lpurbe, pintte er boiler Mbs
I6eu unb 0eradtuns. bab er mid niti
pole. Gr tonnte ii6 nidt betubigsn,
Ip LANCE id i'm Sauie mar. Sd mubte
fort unb bas Sinh mitnebmen. gr
bat mid nidt mebr ,pprselaHen!"
Der Re6tsanpalt er6ob ben &opf.
gum 3eiden, bab er %peritanben bate.
Damn idrisb er einise @orte auf.
5rau bon Sipetb erbob iid, griibte unb
entfernte iid. @s fam cine anbere
5rau. ''f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23
Gtnbcrmnno

Cine Wtutter tbeilt fpl9cnoc nieb-
lide guSiprii6e ibrer Sinner nit:
Sd (5ur tleinen 2isD nGos bori Gu
nidt tbun, Dos 9eidat mir gar nidt!'
Sic unit cinem Selli5er): o@enn Iu
nof 10 flein lpGrit, mie id), tbdt'S Dir
iton ~gefolen!" = AuS i) mid fir
Gtiuos, mn lie berrlid) fnnb, nidt
ebenlo begeiltern fonntc, ihnitt lie
lueitere 9ebutten oariibcr nit Der
Semerflr1g ab: n@eiBt Mama, bas
lit bait nur 8inoerid)on!" - 9ei eiz
mem Spu5iergan9e lab Der Surge Elm
Tfcro lteben, lueld)e0 ltort id)ailmte.
.2iii, 2iii = rief er ieinem Shmeiter-
d)cn SIT - oa idali Der. >Sebt ,meiB
itL no Die Sdlagiobnc bcrfoninlt,
Oos EferO ipldt tic ans icinem
,MunO." (vWoul" idicn ibm oiien-
bar SIT reipeftlos fir Elm 10 angencbn
begobtes Sbier.) l. Gini0c Gage nab
,&otiers @eblrtstog fam or an elmer
aus irgepqo einem SmlaB ,gei6milcftsM
.uno befloggten Stride norbei uniS'
Iiagte bel oieiem Anblid pe~rltGnbniB.
IinniG: ~Nbu, beltte bot Scr liebe @pti
'@eburtsto9." - Won bate ibm boS
.2ieo ~Steb' ih III finit'rer Wiitcr=
noht 10 einlam etc" por9eiuHgen.
Gags oarolif crfl1rte crbei'm Inblid
porbei5iebelber Splboten: sd mag
einmol feil1 Solout iperoen - mag
ni6t iteben in finiterer Witternobt."
= Scin Sdmeitcrben frert iib nltf
Sen fiinftigen Shulbeiiidl er uber
itebt oieier Ingelegenbeit p%orlGiifig
nod g1n5lid) ~ablehnenb gegeniiber:
r@enn Der 2ebrer lost, id) iou ortig.
icin ulto lcrnelt, nehn' i6 eillcn bifell
Stein uno nerf i'm ibm an aopi."
80! - lugte i) - penn I'll nihtS
lerren piait, Damn fannit iii einntal
bodltens ein Sdluiter ,ober Sdneiber
iueroen unb Damn lueine ib mid foot"
Gr mor einen Augcnblid nofoenflidb
uno crfunoigte lid Damn: nSnben oue
Sdlliter II. Sd)netoer feline Mamas?
lid) Die olc tooteepeint?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23
Die Snnoe pom SRaSwap.
Gin Na9tbilo aus Mlasfa. - Don
Srant % eIten.


Die alte !Serberge am Steipurb Riz
Der auf Dem ppitpege BON 9apI on
gum Yuton mar feit gei9lpKen, UNI
benz eiiigcn Itbem. unter benz brauben
aaes gefrpr, cen 3usans gu benz tleis
men 8ait3immer gu pebren, inbem in
Dem eilernen Sfen mddtige Splas
Idette flammtcn. .Seute po4t bier
Steiner mebr an" faete Der alte Ser
ber9SipirtG gu ieinem ein5i9en @aite
9eipenbet, Der i'm Sintergrunbe bss
8cma6es iein frugales Mabl per3ebrs
te. Der Mann bob ben &opf unb
louItte einen Iusenblid.
pSn Sebn Minuten merbet SIR mebr
9Gite buben, Ilter!" Iaetc er einfah.
sd bore bas roube @sbeq BON S6lits
tenbunoen IN Der Serne!" 2. ,
~5cufel, um Guer @ebDr itebts' gut,
Sremoer!" Jimmie nad einiscn @llz
9cnbIiden Der Wirtb gu. ais nun audi
bos Sunoegebeu Iein itumpferss Obr
errcidtr. nWabrbaftig nod Elm S6lits
ten, iuit Dor @inbruh Der Naht!"
SEPT tDnte bas @eben Der Nube unb
Nabrung pitternoen Sunbe. nit benen
Der onIcbnlide, beranfliegcnbe S6lits
ten beipannt mar, frDbIi6er unb ndber
unb na4 tur5en Minuten belt bas
Sefdbrt por Der YoitIdente. @leiG
barauf ertontsn beftisc S9ld9e acaen
bic Sbiir.
ySpmme ia I6on!" murrte Der g(lte
uno sing, Die 5biir gu Dffnen.
Sine Shneetpolte orun9 nit ben
bciocn perIdneiten unb pereiIten. in
Seue gcbiiuten MGnnern in bic marine
Stube, uno elm er~tGItenbcr Saudi pes
eliisen Winoes brauben bur6pebte Iie
fir cinen Iugenblid.
Nafoem Der Wirtb bic Sunoe uno
ben S6litten belor9t, tam er nieosr
bcrcin uno trat 81 ben Srsmpen, beren
gan6es GepGd aus cinem tleinen
itipar5en So%latoffer nit tupferbes
i6lagcnen Hanbern bsitano. Sic bat.
ten ibn auf ben Slid ppr Ii6 aeItsut
unb licben Jpn nidt aus ben 4u9en.
D4n 8epdd babt Sbr nidt idper
%eeloben!" meinte Der IIte nit sutmii.
tbisem Spott. .8raudt's ba3u sipei
Mann uno feds Der itdrtiten 3usbuna
be, bic i'd ie ssieben2"
rDas braudte in 8Ionbpte breier
Der miibeponiten gntbebrunaen
unb S~trapaaen !" CAB Der cine Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23

0a8 9eficl benz fiirTtli6cn papd Ieb.
unb cr polte feinen llntcrtbanen ge
fduig fem: Sage, 9ermann Gtpali
9beooor, pie iiberIeBeit OH: pa:
@plt liebt mid5"?"
Gs entItanb cine puuie. Der Gro.
fci1or fir SronS0iii6 fouffltrte red.
Iaut, abcr Der prin5 mar i6on nib.
mutbig. Die priifuneen itrcn9tcn i6r
Iebr IN. Smmer3u b0rtc er: gpeuple"
,pcupIe", pa rief er gang ungcnrt:
y@us oebt mid Der P0bel an?" Die
9rofcToren ludten bcifduig, Der 6iirit
i6mun3eIte, Der y6iirItli6e 8ote" dbct
~fonftatirtc, oab Der Bring nit g(u8s
sci6nun9 aus Dem Gramen getpmmen
lei, bic Details peri6pte9 er.
9rct Sabre perflofen, Prin3 Ser
mann mar Elm tlugcr uno lmItdi9cr
sSiinQlinQ grlporoen. gtts er Don elmer
Rciie 3~uriidtam, iiberral9te i'm fem
bo6er Batter nit elmer gralt. Sic gce
fieI Inn aber gar nidt, er pioerIeBte
1i6 inoes nid)t, oenn or .fpubtc, bag
ibm oies renig geniiBt bate. Die
Sod3cit fanb itott unb Der Yrip5 Sc
fiimmertc iih nidt meter, cs itano
ndmli6 bic premiere pDn oGrcclIior"
nit ncllcn Detprotionen in Si9t, uno
Die S6peiter zines 9offrduleins frat
alli 8crdnlahlng bcs Prin5cn in bic
Heibcn Der prlmaballertnen. Sm eis
aenen 2Gno6cn ldutete man fir bic
prinseiIin fcicrli6c @loden, nebcnon
abcr oriittcn ii6 bic bosbaften 3eitun=
ocn bic 2cttcrn numb. Man6mal mar
bas, mas iie I6ricben, febr bGBlih; Elm
Srudfcblcr dr9crtc ben budli9en Yrins
Sen iibcr ale MaBcn. Ser Bring beis
rdtbet 5Gitlia", bicB es oa, ner lit 5tpar
nod jung, aber bod idpn peripadien."
- Die Miniitcr tboten aQe8 MDgli6e,
Inn bic ncuc Prin3eYin gu b~erubisen.
ite DerIprdAcn. gang gebeim ben Sim
flub bes Ballots gu 5eritDren uno ben
Prin5en gum Serri6er 81 er5ieben.
9o itarb Der Shirt, Sermann Gpalo
Sbeobor mar Shirt. Sn feierli9en
3use nabten inn Die 8rpBen unp peugs
ten i6r 8nie: Sang lebe 9ermana
Gfpolc Sbcpoor!"
Der jun9e Shirt IicB Iid bus gang
rubig gefalen, er lab auf ieinem
Sbroniefel, Elm unreifcr, bdBlidcr,
bosbafter Sunge. Oils i'm Elm beIpn4
bers fluger Miniiter ipdter beItldtc
unb nit ben Dortcn Shirt, sic iilb
jung, bic J9egierung bebarf elmer Itur4
fen Sanb", gu tGbcrn iudte. bieb i'm
Der Shirt nit Der flaaen 9anb duf ben
.3a,id: SD braude Sic nidt. id fpdb.
le mir i6on meme 2euteg" 9ie SIR
Fin. bic inn nidt ecfitl.. Fat Ct g55fttd,
in ibrc Scimatb 5uriid5ufcbren, Die
ipeiicn Rdtbc entlieb er iinp Stuci
noble Sreunbe, bic er in @n9luno liebs
gciponncn bate, peridrieb er ii6 telee
9rapbii6, bas mar ibnen l.icbr dngcz
nebm, benn ibre 2anbesperipeiiung
itanb tdgli6 bepor. Nu9 bic &unIt
lit febr, Der Shirt pobnte Der Yrc=
mierc BON nGrceliior" ni6t Bel, cr lieb
has Ballet in einaelnen SdIen Dor gez
Iobenen GGIten i'm S9lob tan5en, Der
nSiiritli6c Sote" I4rieb: Scr prins
lit gum 5iiriten 9eiporben, ale ieint
!SanOlungen atbmen mdnnlide Gnta
f6loKenbcit; elm Seucr9eiit, Der nun
Derangereift it,"
Die onbercn 3eitun9en in ben 10
nab bcfinbli6en 2dnoern I9rieben
feline 3eile, Der Sumor mar ibnen aus
eeblaIen, benn Shirt Sermann bate
fie in decentralization ginpernebs
men t~pnfisoiren laHen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23

Ter flcine 9erliner. -
Sn elmer 9erlitter @emeinoeifule be.
milbt iid Der 2ebrer, ieinen 3oalin-
gen Oen llnterifieo 3miidcn gleid,.
laltenocn Sllbitontiuen ullo MOieftis
pen flor 5u MADDEN. @r id)reibt Die
@orter r@eiie" uno 1meiie an Die
Safel. ~gtltn, Srib, meld)es lit Der
llnterid)ieo 5miiden bieien beioen
i@ortern?" iragt er cinen pousbodi-
gen Snngen. aSu," antlpprt Sribc
INIT SelbitberuuBtieiu, ooet is ne
@eiBe, uno BET is ne fleene!"
Bonn Hegen i n. bic Gram
G. rSie iiuo bod NM gum 5luei.
ter Mal perbeirotbet. @er9leider
Sic nidlt otter uppiufiirlidr Sbre
ibeiben Srouen2" Tie critic bat
Ipiel boie Seiten gebabf, aber -
uIber trosoem beoaiern Sic ibren
,Soo?" = nIa, ia, melln lie nid)t &C.
iitorben mare, bate id) Die 5ipeite
BOD nid)t fenner eelernt!"
9 brefli6e 8robung.
Goli5eioiener Goes Nadts 1 llbr):
.Wsfeine Serren, es lit id)on 1 llbr,
nm u mar Eoli5eiituno'. Sd,
mad iest nod meme Gatrua. @el,n
ih IN elmer Stunbe wieoer fonm' ii.
Die Serren limo nod bier. Damn
bleib' idl chen aud, pa IN trim nit"
",TnncN 3lta : -
saar.s s.9s t.-s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23
Is lie.

@ie seiitlos iino off sic Siraoen
Der @efen, Der iiheri6Iunfen!
'Sie ipinnen ibrcn 8eoaufeniaoen
Plus lauter iaoen 8eoanfen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23

@m iiebentcn Gage fdm auf ieincm
Yoitl9fitten Der Yoitfatter pcriiber.
Sin 16tpdr5es 9urfeihui,ber auf benz
ipeiBen ISfnee ltsB atbt beranfabrsn.
Nebenl bent beltlid nnd89srtennbaren
geldloi enem Gislodej lag trepirt bic
garae 5pnnei6aar. Mufy Der ndditcn
Station mslRets Der. Wedere ben 5uno
uno rebli9e MGnner mabtel iid auf,
!.bas MpiterioIc bieIes Safes gu err
griinoen. Sas @isloh parb %geDffnet
uno itneu ipuroen bic beiben 2eihen
seborscn. @ud ben Softer fanb man;
taa lungen @rtunbieunsen paro er
ben Samilisn Der beiben ganapicr
ausseliefert, bic ibre papicre Bel iiG
trugen.
Wbcr ipcr mar Der 1hdter? Bic
manb tennt ibn. Mit ieiner Sdulo
belaben irrt er burd bic Welt. Mit
elmer 8lutlhuIb - bersn 8eute inn
bic Sreus' BON Suhben ftreitis madte.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-16

Jack-"How is it you lavish SO much
affection on those dumb brutes?" Ed
na-"For want of something better
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-16
THE RUBBER INDUSTRY GROWS.

to
left the
rubber cultivated thereon There already eutvatng
which advanced
rubber Indeed
fundiy of the essential
Nahku
the bounds of this promising this Territory
promising
While
at a
o
will
the be INDUCED
rubber be
will
of
like the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-16
JIMMY CAME lFLYIhG
ALONG The ROAD"

There was comedy at the matinee of
Police Magistrate Derby yesterday at
ternoon when the Lewis Lewis Hum
mell-Boyd case came up for review.
Charles Lewis appeared against his
brother Aleck and an ice-man, a bar
Der, Jimmy Boyd, a special officer, and
others figured.
A few days ago Mrs. Charles Lewis
waited for Aleck Lewis on the Waikiki
road with a whip in her hand. Charles
said on the stand yesterday that he
knew his wife was going to wait for
Aleck. He heard his wife call to Aleck
and then Aleck closed in with his sis
ter-in-law and held her whip hand and
there was considerable trouble Final
wife in the face and knocked her
down. Then he rushed into the FRAY
and knocked AIeck down. Just then
he says he saw 'Jimmy came afying
along the road and heading for them.
An ice-wagon doomed up just then and
the ice-man took a hand.
Jimmy came into the fray as
special police officer, although on that
occasion he unfortunately happened to
be a neighbor. Then Mr. Hummel,
a barber who boards at the Charles
Lewis homestead, came into the affair
and took the part of Mrs. Lewis.
For time, as one witness expressed
it, there were fists in the air, every
where There was a good deal of
pommeling and Mrs. Charles Lewis
came out of the affair with black eye.
The whole trouble, as told on the wit
ness stand yesterday, was over remarks
that had connected the names of Mrs.
Lewis and Mr.. Hummel. In fact
Charles said that his brother Aleck had
visited him as far back as August of
last year and told him something
about his wife and Hummel
At this stage of the case the court |
adjourned the matter to Monday after
noon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-16

which derives its name from him. He
bears very high reputation in the
service as an officer of exceptional abil-
ity, and that he should have been
selected for this post, l regard as be-
ing significant, inasmuch that it goes to
show that the Navy Department at
taches great deal of Importance to
these Islands, and that the Washing
ton authorities are using every means
to obtain the fullest and most reliable
information as to the local conditions
and requirements
Paddy Ryan is a walking eneyclopae-
dIa ON matters pertaining to the navy,
and what he says generally goes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-16
CAPT. vERY's INVENTION.

p. F. Ryan, in conversation with an
Advertiser reporter yesterday. had the
following to say apropos of the impend-
ing change of naval commander for the
Honolulu station:
capt Very, whom I remember well
from the time | served as man-of-
war 8 man in my young DAYS. is the in
ventor of the so-ealled Very system of
signaling with lights at night, cor
responding to the wig-wagging code
used in daytime. which has been adopt
ed throughout the L. S. Navy, and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-16
ADVERTISING THE VOLCANO.

painting
The
himself, will cherish
the
public
public
in
o o ourv
of mott
o
of
a
These will
English
in Japan
the in
he held constant relation
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-16
EXPORTING THE DAM.

An yesterday had this interview with MI Rowland;
ohm engineer will probably pass on
of the Nuuanu DAM SAID Rowland
has beenw him asking him do and l expect
his by cabedu The only
why him because the letter still
on the way.
Freeman sbeenask to plans specifca
OF of Walker,
madet
RhodeIs
do twish to the newspapers
eIuded satisfied
whit dam,th ought o the public
cwio summoned
the Nuuanu
public
broherinaw
expert mayb be bushes partners intimate friends
is to Hawaii competent
of much about dams
public
its with
hasn
Is because o members Gin the anily?''
if
Walker
smadeb
If
ability picked somebody else than Mr. Rowland
D.
established
notable koha
al
Brotherna
lie off in a ems opinion.
thirteen
built, byi
specifications who Department of
weaknesses and
people living below
the his work. has
generally occasoned
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-16
Bathing Suit
News

a Bathing Suit is poor, that cannot
stand the water, and there is nothing
that creates more dissatisfaction with
the user.
Have you ever seen the line we
the perfect making, faultless fit and
taking style?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-16
Bathing Suits for Nan, Women
and Children

Mems two piece Bathing Suits, Maco
Cotton $1.25 Suit.
Mems one piece Wooden Bathing
Suits, $500 Suit.
Mems two piece light weight Wooden
Bathing Suits, $500 Suit
Boys one or two piece Bathing Suits.
Maco Cotton, 75c. Suit
Boys one-piece Cotton Bathing Suits.
ST. 80 Suit.
Bathing Trunks, 25c. to $3.50.
Ladies' Alpaca Bathing Suits. full
skirt and boomers. black and navy
blue. $3.50 to Sc 30 Suit
Misses Bathing Suits, Maco Cotton.
500
Misses Alpaca Bathing Suits. 81. 80.
Bathing Shoes, Caps and Water
Wings.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-16

Upper-Ten Child-"My papa is
abroad Is yours?" Lower-Ten Child
yep. Mine is at large ag'in. New
York Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26
,-.4,,st.falz =to =15Ie= Graphic

S.95efal fo lhe Graphic.
 Memphis Tean=. NoS It. 70 ae,}need he largest train 0l it5 iNah1 t=6at eyer en1eaed Memphis, 1%en52= seven tla cars laden With cotton reached the eitA oil the Rock ='5ii' e'9 system. and were anloaded on 90"z dav. twenty-five hundfed bales tol''= eose the cargo. being aa aNefas5e at almost t0o bales 10 each eaf.
 Consigned 10 a number ot differ ent parties. the cotton came thFoo@n from Arkansas in safe5N, tine ia'.2 nart of the load being ol{i&d 'Fo4' Riverside. Ark, aud Gray 5. AL@' The bales were piled hi@h. 9Hn 99 fhe other. and no1 an laeA ef s''sise Wag wasted in the ioadin&.
 The train was switched to th' cotfau platform al the foot D
 \dams street on Sunday moHnfa@
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26
sirgie Train Hauls $l25,0oo
 Worth ef Arkansas Cotton

and fHe tasls af aAlaa'5i.9=. V 'As eanga45He5d. aea! e5nt5l g'.5. ' .=4zsA=s.s- out h. els&.
 Nva.a@ins @aeh of the= s.' 54a #t31'5s Ii 5oa pounds | tota' N@is7s,' 25 9.25t1. .nsa4 pounds i.s l'aae heel' ' nos xaieq. at a minimum of iS t99'5 q pound. would give | total e' l=5fs- 00e
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26

Gofpg through the hospitals ln our our h, @r, cities one is surprised to ma se'tii a 1''' 1+Trere proportion of the patients lNlns ~, +bd.p snow-white bcG5 women and nirIs. who are either aNa!uls r, recovering from serons oPe1s='to.'l2' 11. wa, .aonld this be the ease 'olhA- n1v because they have neglected tnsnl, Selves. Female troubles are cei e'lii e Y on the increase among the "9ii49It .lls,s 0s tbis courtry-they creep upon .1ieia .liSt' una5varcs. but every one oi S.io31 ,, na4ients in the hospital beGS na" eai of warning in that bearin@-doM5h VI leel- '5',l ;nr nain at left or right of the ap''oille ' na7,vous exhaustion, pam Ill lile eni';'' 1;t of the back. dizziness, fatniehcy' u'a nl.caments of the organs or lfFes t'l'i .5; it;as All of these symptoms are III" cations of an unhealthy cohoi1loiia lna ol @' .tlo.g,. .ta female organs and II not heeoee tlo nonalty has to be paid by a danger s,s tns pp,,a,,.tion. When these symptoms o,'1 est themselves, do not Gra z sloh} .4r+ii Ton are obliged to go 10 the nos s1ita1 and submit to an opefa1lto,i,
 p,v@i p,,t remenber that Lydia E. FlhN ! t,o,,.s Vaoetahle Compound has save .l"a,,eondS .1s'.,, of women from sdrGlca 0pyFhelp When women are troubled with ,do5. l. reoular, suppressed or palhlul, i'a,t,s,, = -,-ealyness displacement or ulcer" ei0 w SS@,, tha or@ans. that bearing-doWh ice : ;oRam1nation, backache. t5oa t'ti Io{ tatulencv), general debIttN' iil'' eIeae4iGn and nervous prostr&toh' oi e
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26

t,roIt.@i5 34i. railre.ed conneetf9'tS@ ae 1.,3..r ren}i,5ns l director in tine iiAilet9 ,,ont,.5l and II k snid, will r2tatn Els noSjfjan iu tie directorate and con ,inne his tight against domination ol ti,. Illinois central Hy the M5h la cific He claims the election was iiles"1'
 The incident of Mir. Hartman s fF n,ar, rcg3r5..;il. i.i.9 relations With eA Governor E. 5. D9i2ll is still iresh ia the public memory. It Was Wli4ie 4H- tares1 in thc work "f the now famous Armstrong insurance eohh3l''ee ""s ot itS height and Mr. Hartman "as III fhe witness chair Chief in4fls.so' Charles l.. Hughes, now governor e'es' of Now York, asked him the folIoN'n- question: .,,,,,s,
 ~lt has been charged that 'hrous' vorr relations with Mir. oaell So' have poiiti".ll influence. What Wou!' vo,, @ay to tha1:' And the rallfo;'' may.atp calmly replied, Well
 shnYl think Mr Odell had p'l'tlfa int,,rYce heea,lSe of his relations Wi'
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