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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
MAKES SENSATIONAL CHARGES.
Unionist Defeated Candidate Causes
Commotion in Ranks.

LONDON, Jan. I.-Thomas Gibson
Bowles, the Unionlst free trader who was
defeated at Kings Lynn, in Norfolk, by a
tarin reformer. provides a new sensation
night of correspondence with Sir Alex
ander Fuller Acland-Hood the chief Con-
serYatiye whip In this correspondence
Mr. BowIes accused the Unonist party
Joseph Chamberlain. simply because he
is a I'nioniSt free trader.
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Reactionaries Interfere.

The delegates reported that the party had
made good progress but thrt the rcnctionary
local authorities were interfering with the pro
paganda IN various sections. Complaints re-
sarding this interference, they said. had been
modo 10 Count Wittc but only slight salts
faction had been given
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Levee at White House

wash INGToN. Jan. 1s.-President and
Mrs. RooseNelts reception In honor 81
the judiciary the second of tho sassoCl "
ievees at the White House took nIacs
last night from to 1880 o'clock. Thore
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Faculty Firm on Football

MADISON WIS. Jan. 19-At q special moot,
Ing today tho University OF Wisconsin fuculty
declined TO rcceds from the stand II has taken
ON tho football situation and Prof. Turner left
for chicago tonight TO attend tho conference
college meeting tomoro
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
VENEZUELA CHARGE
GETS WALKING PAPERS
Action of France Not Fully De-
termined; Cruisers Get
ting Ready.

PARIS, Jan. I'm Maugourguet. tho
Charge d'Affeires of Venezuela here, this
afternoon received the official an
nouncement of his expulsion from French
territory The notification was conveyed
to him by NJ Gouvt. the chief secretary
OF Premier Rouvier and a special com
missioner OF police NJ Marion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Two Killed In Mexico

Ell PASO. Tex. Jan. IA southho,,D,
Mexican Central train was wrecked u tnl
day south OF Chihuahua. Mexico Two
according TO q report recelyod hern W,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Seattle Man browns

uklAH, Jan. ls.-R. F. West. receptI,,
from Seattle. Wash, was drowned tnda!,
In Eel river, He was in a small boat
which eapsized- His body has not been
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Folk Turns Down Bro+h

today refnss9 hms9N CITY. CITY, Jan 19-Gov. Folk
aeo eeSu -, - Folk, State Treasurer iS nf brother.
Desrd nee. lor the pardon OF William u pes paennes-
Louis for orh.ehSed h for five years Iron, yme,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
For Gambling Preserve"

Debate on provision I'm the bill au-
thorizlng the sale OF 10000 acres OF In
dian lands as a private game preserve
consumed two hours. Much opposition 10
the project was developed Mr.. Mann
stated II had been lntimatcd TO him that
this tract WINS To be used as a gambling
preserve instead OF "A gamo preserve.
The resolution was defeated by a vote
of % 10 26. The bill WAS passed and the
House adjourned until tomorrow
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Folk Goes to Boston

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, Jan 19-Co,,
Folk left this afternoon for Boston wboro
ho Will deliver an address Saturday nipht
to the Merchants association ON rcrra
sentative government
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Col. Robbins Dies

AVON, Mass, Jan. 19.-Col John q
Robbins. Colonel during The Civil va. ~ ~
the Eighth Wisconsin olive EasIaS
today aged 67 years "ei'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Yale Divine Found Dead

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan !a-Rcy. 6
Root, secretary OF tnc American Social science
association wns found dead tonight In his
study at the Yale divinity school, OF heart dis
oaae. 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Big Attorneys Fee.

During the discussion OF the bill the
$4,000 attorneys fee paid out or the
funds Of the Chlckasaw nation to At
torneys Mansfield. McMurray and
Cornish was characterized by Mr.. Mann
or Illinois as highway robbery.
Mr.. Lacey OF Iowa explained the pay
ment Of this fec. which he agreed was
excessive. 1t was paid as a contingent
fee on a contract with tho attorneys TO
purge the allotment rolls OF the tribe
from fraudulent enrolment.
Mr.. Littauer represented the urgent de-
hclency bill and gave notice that II would
be called up Tor consideration tomorrow
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Are Most Disastrous.

Taken altogether, the returns. though
less sensational than those previously re
ported, arc most disastrous from the
Unonist standpoint No less than six
members OF the Balfour ministry have
been unSeated. namely G. Scott Dickson.
Solicitor General for Scotland, William
ST. John Brodrlck Secretary of State for
India; a BOnar Law Ernest George
Prctyman. Secretary To the Admiralty
Lord Stanley. Postmaster-G General and
Alwyn F. Fellowcs, president OF the
Board or Agriculture
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Oakland Entries Saturday.

First race, seven -sisteenths OF n mllc-BIuo
Bottle 112, Grace C. Marion 1o9. Rose Hu-
nlnda 10s. Clements 1O7 Nfenden l07. Florena
Ich T. St Florian- AfiEs Sannisl lo4 Agatha
r. 1oi Prosperity 14. Bottle and Prosperity
llute entry; Clements and Mcndcn, Griffin
sntryD
Second race. mile and threc-si1teenths sell
ing-Possart ia. IRngford James Ill. Byroncr-
dale Ill Dixie Lad 100 Dusty Miller los
Fostoso 105, HooiGan 100. Bonar 100.
Third race. hVo furlonEs. gellng-Prucrasti
nate Ios. Bath Beach lO7. Angletn 107. Laura
E ri l07. Tramotor los. Sid Silver lol. Sinies-
tro lN. JaTetiere dor 14 Llllitus l02. Black
Art los, BIZ Short loo. Lily Golding ss.
Fourth rnco mile and eighth Lisgsk
hsndicap-Bearcatchor 1Z3. Proper 10, Lubln.
rs. Dcutchland ll2 Jake Sanders no Tacoma
los, Princess Tttanln lOS. Redlear SO.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling-DarGin los.
Golden Sunrise l02. Tim Hurst 50. Salablo 81.
Soundly jolly Witch 81 Ratio 81
Sixth rnce futunty course-Ebcl Thatcher
l0a. Nandstor 100. Grnsscuttcr l05 Sugarmaid
Io7, Cocksuro l0s Tenordale lOl.
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five CIVILIZED TRIBES
BILL PASSES HOUSE
Final Disposition of Their AZ
fairs in Territory Pro
yided For.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-After paying
tribute to the frigatc Constitution to-
day and ordering an investigation in
order to ascertain tho annual amount
necessary to preserve the ship. the House
devoted the day until 40 o'clock to the
perfection and passage OF a bill provid-
Ing for the fnal disposition of the affairs
of the i've civilized tribes In the Indian
Territory. With one or two minor amend
ments the bill was passed substantially
as II came from the committee The
bill provides for concluding the enroll
mont of Indians OF the tribes and the al
lotmcnt of lands TO them. The en-
rollment is made the subject OF many re-
strlctions and provisions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
GOOD PRICED HORSES
TAKE HONORS AT ASCOT
Only Two of Six FavOriteS Are
Able TO Finish in the
First Place.

Los ANGELES. Jan. le-Two out OF nix
hrst choices won at Ascot Park today over
a very sloppy track. Meather ehowery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Cruisers Getting Ready.

Meanwhile a telegram from L'OrIent.
the French war port in Brittany an
nounces that the cruisers Jean Bart and
ShasselouD- Loubat are preparing to ioin
the French division cruising in tba
vicinity OF Venezuelan waters, "V
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Law a Serious Loss.

Henry Chaplain, who was president OF
the local Government Board I'm the Sails
bury ministry. Is also among the de-
ledted which now number eleven mem
bers of the late Cabinet. The defeat of
A. Bonar Law Will be a serious loss TO
the tarlff Tcformcrs, as he has been
looked upon as one of the ablest advo-
Gates Of Mr. Chamberlain's policy
Since the elections opened the Union
lists have gained only three seats while
the MinlsteTialists have gained lS2 seats
The seats up 10 the present nre dis
tributed as follows Liberals COZ: Union
lsLs- 81 LnhnrlIns 2a- NntLnnnl nlLnl. 50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAy

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Qulnine Tablets
Druggists refund money II II falls TO cure
+ w, GROVES signature is on each box &c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Thinly Yelled Insults.

In 1t are scathing letters to Sir Alex
onder containing numerous thinly yelled
personal insults, accusing him of delib-
crate breach of faith and politically dis
honorable conduct.
Continuing. Mr.. Bowles attacks the
source from which the Conservative
party fund was derived, and gives chap
ter and verse regarding the Incident of
some years ago when Ernest Tcrah
Hooley (Of unhappy memory contributed
$4,000 to the party fund, In circumstances
most dIscrcditablo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20

ONLY TWO UNI0NISTS
LEFT IN GLASGOW
Several Well-knOwn Members
of Parliament Have Been
Unseated There.

LONDON Jan. 19-Rural England is
now being polled and Is returning Lib
erals TO Parliament with the Same en-
thusasm already has been displayed
by tho towns. Few additional returns arc
received for tho pollIng5 in rural towns
are not know generally until the follow
Ing day, but those reported show per
sistent Liberal and Labor gains.
Glasgow Strongly Liberal.
Glasgow has gone strongly Liberal the
seven contests being marked by four
Liberal and one Labor gain. while the
only TWO Unonists left In the reprcSen-
tation arc free traders. Among the we'll
known members OF parliament unscatcd
there are a Roar Law. Unionist. repre-
scnting the Black Friars district who
was. Parliamentary secretary to the
Board of Trade In 1902. and Sir J. STIR
ing g-MaNwell. Conservative, representing
Glasgow university, John Morley. secro-
tary for state for India. was returned
for Montrose by a good majority.
Cambridge university returned two
UnloniSt tariff reformers S. II. Butcher
and Mr. RaWllnson
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Friday Ascot Results.

First race, short course, stecplcchase, handi-
caP-Molto. rs CNarvaezD 10 L. won; Dccl-
mo- 155 SULLIVAN. to J. second Cezador 12s
dayton. Is 10 8. third. Time. 3ci'z Adams
Paramount and Allegiance also ran
Second race. one milo-Murpsssa - DHud-
linz, TO 1. won. Stoessel loo CJacksonI. TO
8, second Parvo e5 tNcubcrU. 5 To I, third.
Time lII Josc's Jewel and Tavonncs also
Third race, four furlonGs-Duke OF orleans.
lO5 tBuchanan)s 90 l. won Tony Fnust. l05
(BoOker)5 Il 10 /, second; Edwin T. Fryer. los
HudlinJ. u TO l, third. Time 5DI5 seconds
Sylvan Dixon. Josie S. Poncmab. Miss FId-
getty, Lady Allece, Marie, Esher. Navarro and
Hemostllo nlso ran
Forth race, seven furongs-Hcnchmnn %
CMcDanioD, TO .. won; Secret % CNottcr),
II TO 3. second. ~ Niuskoday. lO7 (Swoiu). &
TO 1. third Time. l:2els. ]. F. Donohuc,
Fnirateno and Michael Byrnes also ran.
Fifth race milo and a siNtccnth-TIar-
Dor, % CWilcyD. 20 g won: The Borcian. 81
CHarris). 10 I, second; Embarrassment. Io2
(Kunz). TO !. third. Time, l:isA Orchon.
Chalk Hedrick Cherlpe, Red Light and Ba-
varian also
Sixth race, futurlty course-Rodolfo, 10
Davis. TO s, won. Marlborough l92 CBook-
err, TO 2 second; Full Sway. l23 Swain.
10 1, third Time, ll3h. May Bowdish Tot
tenham, Red Dauscl Elm Kng Lady Mrth-
full and HilOna also ron.
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Morley Elecred Mayor

VICTORIA. II. c.. Jan. ia. j Morley
Charles Hayward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20

UNDER ANOTHER JOCKEY
MARE MAKES GOOD RACE
At Long Price of Ten to One,
Defeats SaiS, the Strong
FayOrite.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. l9.-JocIScy Reed
suspended at Oakland todny for his rides
on Briers in her previous two rnces This
afternoon she had all tho speed and At
10 to /. sails. the fnvorlto. stopped to walk
and lost the place TO Head Dance Weather
nnc, trncl, muddy
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Friday Oakland Results.

First race. FuturIty eoursc-Alico Carey; l9I
Clark To > won; Mimon, l02 CRussolD, 10
90 6. seeohd; AlbernarIe, 100 Robinson) IL
10 2 third. limo. 1I5A. Cardinal Sarto.
Bronnus. Sir Christopher, Standard. Silicatc.
silver Heels and Duclist also ran.
Second race, milo and a sintecnth-DuStr MIL
Ter. 10 tGraham). 10 to 5. won; Frank Woods
io1 HIor0crD, IL TO ], second Ripper, lO'
,hlnapp>. to l. third Time. 1871. serenity
Mr., Drnslc. Pcarlstono, Anlrad, Walnut HILL
Jerry Hunt. reufc and No Remork also ran.
Third race. mile and a siHteenth-Invictus.
lo7 (Graham). to :. won Ray, los oFoun-
tam. to s. second. Mr. FGrnum, lO7 u>oaguc),
70 l. third. Time l:52h. Nigoroso Black
horn, TrapSctter II. T, Kane and Gshtar also
an.
Fourth race. one mllc-Briors e5 CRiccj. 10
10 l. won; Head Dance. l07 ,CinrtD, 10 10 !,
second; sails, 100 CKnapp), 10 S, third. Time.
iAs% Ed Sheridan, WatchfuI. Ethel Abbott
and Catalina also ran.
Fifth race. seven furlongE-Cloche DOR. los
tClRrf). to s. won; Bountiful. 1O7 Dladtkc),
Ia ] second DR.. Sherman. l03 CFountnln)
ia 1, third. Time. l:SDi5. Distributor. Dora T.,
ChebhS, optimo and Docoy also
Sixth racs. six furlongs-Hammoraway 10
RRdtEe), 8 10 To- won; Eolomnn. l07 00oun-
tain, 10 l, second; Gl Dinero, l05 CWrlghU.
10 l. third. Time. lis X. F, Fred Bent.
Spring Ban Sea Lad. Frank Flittncr, Peace
ml Henry st. Nolma and Queen Rec also
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Ascot Entries for Saturday.

First race, selling. thirteen -sixteenths Of A
mlle-Dcwey 49, Confessor 10, The Gadny lOT
Bow Arthur loSs DUtlful l03. Vino 100. Revolt
l0o. Durbar loo. Henchman 92 Silver Sue a.
DR. McCGty So. Lady Huron 81. CaloN 81
Second race selling, Brooks course-Gra phite
1o5 Xxi l0l. Arroh Gowan loo. Wycaeld 100
Gentle Harry 1c0 Nolto IS. File dor s5
Nine Spot 80
Third race. handicap, milc-Dr. Leggo 10
Gilpin 80. Harbor 20. Embarrassment S5. Pre-
seryator 50.
Fourth race Ascot oaks. mile-Azora iI5
Orilenc 10, LaccnC 10, Lotta Gladstone 10
Sanfara ll0. Silver Wedding 40. Sentness 10
lla los. Couple, Sanfara md Wedding
James entry; Neatnces and liza. Elrio stable
entry)
Firth race Ave furlongs-Flrebau 1i3. Don
DOmo 100. Sir Wilfrcd l0j Faatlon 1N5 Raj
bert 1cs. Water Wagon 95. Betsy 80. Valencia
93.
Sixth race. oleyen-siNteCnths OF mile
FoNhall 10. Hector l07, AntAra l07 Chan
cellor Welworth l07, Bantam l07 Eitelyn Gof-
I'm los, Alma Gortra los. Sir Brlnkloy lO5. Sill
vcr Wedding 100
Weather raining. track rloppy
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SPLENDID RECORD
Western Loans Excellent Showing.


Stockholders and tho public generally
will be interested In ascertaining tho
exact condition of the Western Loan G.
Savings company OF this city. f. II Ray.
assistant State examiner for Montana
has. after a thorough examination OF the
company's books, pronounced It TO be in
most excellent condition. His report
given TO P. W. Madsen, president OF
the Institution. Is as follows
To Whom 1t May Concern
Helena, Mont. Jan. IL. laO5-In Decem-
Der, 1905, careful examination of the
Western Loan & Savings company of
Salt Lake City. Utah. was made by my
self and assistant, in which we ascer-
taincd by actual Inspection. the assets.
liabilities and management The company
was found solvent. in excellent financial
condition, and the business is well man
aged for the best interests OF It's stock
holders.
Signed, F. II RAY
Asst. State Examiner OF Montann
AS further evidence OF the healthfuI
condition OF the company the following
comparison OF the business ending De-
cember 81 1903 and 1906 will ptove inter
esting reading:
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Confirms Liberal Contention.

The continued Liberal trlumphs make
the results at Birmingham yesterday
seem all the more remarkable and lend
color to the contention of the Liberals
that they were due exclusively 10 the
force OF Mr.. Chamberlain's personality
and 10 local influences, and that they had
no connection whatever with the fiscal
problems
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
No Appetite

Means loss Of vitality, vigor
or tone, and is often a pre-
cursor Of prostrating sick
ness. This is why it is
serious. The best thing
you can do is TO take the
great Alternative and tonic
Hoods d'sSarsapariIia
Which has cured thousands,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Distinctly Sensational.

This correspondence which is distinctly
sensational at this stage of the campaign.
VIII be used with tremendous force by
the Liberal press. The Unonlsts how
over, regard IL as being merely Wit
riollc blaze OF anger on the part OF n de
featcd candidate who failed to merit the
support of the organization and who at
heart was leoGucd with the opposlilnn
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Glasgow Strongly Liberal.
Lancashire in Line.

Lancashire appears to be going az
strongly Liberal as did Manchester, the
three results already received there rec
ordiug two Liberal and ono Labor gain.
Among those Unseated I'm Lancashire are
Lord Stanley former Postmaster General,
by the Laborite w T. Wilson. with n
majority Of Sl2S. and G. A Cripps by II
Nuttal Liberal and free trader. with
ma jorlty OF 2S24
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Charge Shows Emotion.

The Charge d'Ahaires showed consider
able emotion. but accepted the Gov
ernments decision He Will leave Paris
from the Northern railroad station at
lO:0S o'clock tonight for Liege Belgium.
accompanied by the special commissioner
or police, who is responsible for his Sc
curity to tho frontier.
The action of the French Government
with reference to Venezuela has not vet
finally been decided. NJ. Rouvier IS call
ing the Cabinet Council together 10 con-
slider the steps to be taken
In ministerial circles II is believed that
the Incident of NJ. Taignys expulsion
loses some of its character OF gravity, as
ofhcial notification was given to PresI-
dent Castro n few DAYS ago by tbe
American Minister that diplomatic reIo-
tions between France and Venezuela had
ceased to exist. Therefore NJ Taigny
was not expelled as the representative
of France, but as simple French citi-
ya1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-29
BRIEF MENTION.
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o. l.. Tichenor of Chattanooga. was in the city Saturday.
 C. w. Greer of Thornton, was a Pine Bluff visitor Saturday.
 Kaye Gordon of Philadelphia, was a visitor to Pine Bluff Saturday.
 M F. Watts and wife of Camden, were guests at the Arlington Satur- day.
 Frank Ragland went to Altheimer Saturday, to join his family, who are on a visit at that place.
 Miss Cora Lee Buck left for Hot Springs Saturday, for visit to the family of her uncle, Arthur Holland
 Joe Harrison of Warren, a former well known printer who resided in this city, spent Saturday here among his friends.
 D. NJ. Carroll, an agent for the United States navy. was registered a; the popular Brook Hill hotel Sat u1day night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-29
THE NEW THEORY OF DIVORCE.

The Pittsburg Times says that the
 tremendous significance of the de cisian of the United States supreme ea4g5 in the Paddock divorce case is rapidly becoming apparent to the pee IL in tha east. h tie beginning the fi-f-ation involved only the le@ality Of a deer e in case of which insult Ha.ent natiee had been given. Under the decision that has now been hand s6 down t has bacoMa question of
 4T greater Importance in that it in-
 ,a1idatsa not only this particular de e@ga. hut every other one granted in
 state where eH]v eae of the parties as-i.Ie. | hin4ed upon The "full faith
 Fu3 credit" clause of the constitution a15l in the final analysis it came to favolve not calv the question of af- earce itself bH of marriage as veil r. it's efse5t IS precedent it must 14ing about sweeping, fundamental changes =ia the HOW widely diEer2ent laws of the commonwealihs that make un the Union.
 This effect has already been i4fii- catea in two sections ef the country where heratofare diFefees have been sa easv of possession that marriage a.as T naaekelr to tIose that found is saHds iehsome for whateHet. reason Fear has laid hold on the divorce colony" of South Dakota and in Chi caao there is forebolines as to the consequences that may come, not only for the future. but for the past, for under this n@w decision "easy' ee- eTaos are only binding when they are not called into question. 1t will no Ia1eer be possible to cain freedom hv stealth or by the technical ob- servance of the laws details; there must be willing and complete cooper ation between both parties.
 The results of this cannot but be benefeent. Property rights and the intcrsts of offspring, no less than those of wives and husbands them selves. will be So seriously ieotard- izea by the new demands to make the taking of any chances permissible. If 6ivorces must be had there must be calm reflection and careful prepara- tiei for them. It will not be enough to agree to disagree and then let one party or the other look after the rest ot the process: both must be as di- rect'v concerned as in the ceremony of marriage itself. The hardships that may he worked by this decision afa hardly to be counted against the good That will result
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-29
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Furnished room; all modern con. veniences. Call at Y. M. C. A.
 Troupe Darby has resigned his position with the American Excelsior company to engage in other busi- ness.
 For Rent-Cottage at southwest corner Elm and Third Possession given about May 10. R. H. NJ. Mills and sons.
 Help wanted male-"Destruction of San Francisco. Best book Large profits Act quick. Sample free. Globe company, 723 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
 R H. M Mills and sons have just finished new cottage on Third avenue, which they erected for the purpose of renting. It is advertised in todays Graphic
 -HGlp Wanted-Male-.'D 'Destruc- tion of San Francisco'-Best Book. Large Profits. Act quick. Sample Free. Globe Company, 723 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
 Wanted, lady bookkeeper and of fee helper; must have had expert ence in office and upon typewriter. Address, stating experience. qualifi- cations and salary expected Address Box 333, Pine Bluff.
 Agents sell San Francisco Dis aster Big book. 500 page illustra- tiogs, highest commissions, freight paid. Credit. Send 10c postage for crtfit, also beautiful household ; premiums given. Americsn Publish ing House, Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-29
Ohio Street Baptist Church.

This is the first time that this beautiful and handsome church has been thrown open for public wor- ship. Everybody should accept the cordial invitation of Pastor Campbell and his people and worship With tl.em today. The program follows:
 Morning Worship. Voluntary, Magnify the Lord For eyer,' Nuerberg. choir.
 Invocation.
 Hymn No. 729.
 Scripture lesson, John 17th chapter Prayer.
 Offertory, clarionet solo, .sThe Holy City, c. H. Smith.
 Hymn No. 613.
 Anthem, Just As Am c. H. Ga hriel, choir.
 Sermon, "Christ's Mission One With Ours,' Rev. Sam H. Campbell. Invitation hymn, No. 5S9.
 Benediction.
 Evening Worship. Voluntary, Magnify and Glorify," Gabriel, choir Invocation. Hymn Mo- 259 1 Scripture lesson.
 Hymn. "Oh, That Will Be Glory 1 For Me"
 Prayer
 Offertory, clarionet solo, 1ntermezzo Mascagni, c. H. Smith. l Hymn No. 715.
 Duet, Come Holy Spirit" Jerome