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BATH AND BOUNCING ROBES

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Warrant for &:s..iGi.os.

\ warrant WAS drawn on n" sfate treasurer yesterday by Cald
 We! and Drake. contractors in charge of the work Of constructing the new state capitol building, for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-20
FOR SALE.

One genuine celebrated twG=horn Ina .1nnta1a9ii nov, pla57 Afs racoras, can he played loud or of ..;lf 4za
 Also Edison phonograph o1ft oasisi.ns of machine. s25 bras #ora and 10 new Edison records, fo- nly S2s
 Call lS7 Main street. or old phone SS9. 7sra9'stss<sfsyI
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4 MOST IMPORTANT SALZ CT WozlEz 5 SUITS.

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DEITY. SHERIFF LONE,
 RETURNS WITH GOIEAftN.

F. r Jones. deputy 5Ht5iff. ge- tuned Thursday monnin4 at 9 o. clock fram Neephis Wita George Goldman. coloretl. The charge against Coleman is false pretense.
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FINE WAISTS.

For essa4= wear sl4as a44-soaa black laee waist has 10 superior foI .ea5e and elegance made oyer white a9assellne aa sole ai.a Eoke composed of fine laes eistag and applique Long sleeves H:-a deep cofs Price ...zzs...sz#.s s....z.....z. 5000
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-20

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 .Fse traHse1 ef an appeal in fine case of E. Azars qsfsu- I. R.. I. Bo5qu ad ! K Tanuah a@ appealed -aa decision ia She .'5sfashi etI4aiH court ~as fled in supreme eoHa3ais morain4 Fht- js q suit Oil als account of @250 al- Iegad to De dHa n which judgment Was rendered for the appellee in the 'oWer couez.=
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DESIRABLE GIFTS FOR BOYS.

Wool at ...... 19e Extra heavy weigh wool sweater, fancy colors SlGo
 Boys Caps h serge. black or tan feathers aaa Fevets in all eoiors a4d shapes at from 25e to 99e Boys telescope college hats in black pear.
 and snuff brown. a. s5o te >l..5 Egeeced astrae5aH back gloves .,...s=.s. 59e Ee4cea 5eaesssta gauHsle- dog palm 5oe Jersey knlc gloves .....s 25c, 35e 59c soltd color SIX Windsor ties be Faacs silk Windsor t.ss ..=.... 25t Linen collars pi@. safs girls l0e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-20

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-20

 white aeae H4tsteI sf58 Walking coat in cadet ggaz mixtures velvet collar military sL5o- caads coat in white Bedford cord double or single +a
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BEAUTIFUL
HANDKERCHTEFS :
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-20

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 Fine white .... ge a9aa rfsa.nes black white and eoEoss sa Fano aatssnzs regular special price 5 eaas=s valaes Velvet sot= ali
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flfas artIuDS.

gi- will visit .oe state
 faa this week s aaH.. ai1lsir< out tAe
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-20

so many things yet to o il preparation fer that fsstal & ay and early before Christmas. You can select with e our wide business connections and exceptional buy
 pf5vis qualities ard prices in useful Holiday articles
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The City Looses

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 ila and i.l onlH one cass teeas h9en dismissed
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Capitol Con.is:>>ion AdionIn~.

The state capitol commission faatne= 1zaste1dsT afternoon ta m. .fHual T. as which tinl- tse co mission will take Ha matt 10 h presented to tfa e.sI45Hte e1is. ing t..e daistts & azii.zias Eeei~laH5Ea H5aHaats aaf dis ellesed af ,It=etff.s es conn, sziau rs
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COLGATE'S $ TOILET
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WANTED

! aehanie #ao has some money anu is wiling t9 woet. 70 take OF = ! aff interest in ny h:efele. caffia4- 4aa and auton40ila AGs.u44s will have otEss buSiG=ss t7 atf.nd t8 alter JaHuaE
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MISSES AND CHTLDRENs COATS

NsaDer5= collection eHecs1==z=z#.a les h Mss Childrens Goats i2 on G5s.5l.. =a our Read" !. Department. These #1...4z.= ...es 55r all aGs 5.esa. s.g.s. .ta shades and s#.a=feia .-.5a.-. l.ze .efs considerably .-=s4s lat aaa,d expect .ss .llltIiE<.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-20

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DREvrus DEPARTMENT STORE

FRYfFffN q AEAI2A6LE
Graham guardian., 1906-10-26

The price of silver bullion, as
disclosed by the government the
first of the week was 70.l3 cents per
fine ource, the highest point
reached since the repeal of the
Sherman law in 1898, as the result
Of which the government ceased
purchasing. The director of the
mint during last week purchased
l50,009 fine ounces for delivery at
the Denver mint.
Graham guardian., 1906-10-26
Documents Filled For Record.

Following is list OF documents
filed for record at the County sea-
and compiled by Abstracter Free
Dysart:
Franco Colmenero to William
Richards, bill of sale, 81; house Nc
7S in Morenci.
Maude Crowley locates 2 mines
in Greenlee dist
W F Nail to H A Morgan, bill
of sale, 5000; IL int in l30 hogs,
corn crop and horse and buggy at
Fl. Grant.
L Il HoeYe to James H Kerby
bill Of sale, Sl75; dwelling on A |
Co lot 5, Clifton.
] II Spoon to D NJ Cansler, bi.I
OF sale, $4,000; 2 livery barns, black
smith shop, rs horses, s hacks, etc
In Morenci
D NJ Cansler to Joseph Bal
lomok, bill of sale, $3.50; house ia
Morenoi,
Mrs l. L Mccormick to Paul K
Becker. deed, $40; IA of 6 mines
Copper Mt dist.
Chase Creek Copper Co locate
8 mines and file amended locations
OF 20 claims in Greenlee dist.
H H Tiff to w Parks, deed 81;
Ia of 2 mines in Stanley Butte
district.
AF Turner and wife to L CIVIL.
kins, deed, S40O; lot 2; blk l3,
Smiths add, Stafford.
Henry Dial TO Orson B Nelson,
deed, S60U0; l-2 sc Ia and 2
Sc Ia ne 4, sec %, tp 7 8, 26 e.
J I Owens to W Il Reed and H
Clifford, lease, S85 per mo; l-2
lot 3, blk 4u, Stafford, and mdE for
8 or 5 years.
P c Little is appointed deputy
clerk OF the district court.
Virgil f Burtcher and wife to
Mrs Forester Powell, deed, S93;
81 ii of Sc ends of lots 81 to 80,
blk 8, Duncan
Mrs Alice PUmeroy to Guads-
lupe Jusrez, deed, $40; lot 8, blk 5,
POmeroy add, Solomonville.
W A Carter, Jr, to Emanuel
Palmer and wife, release of mtg,
Sl6U; 10 acres in sw /, sec 33, tp
5 5, "a east.
" A Carter, Sr, and wife to W
A Garter, Jr, deed, 500; 80 acres
in ne 4, sec 30, tp 6s, 25 east.
f W, Hayes and wife to A P
Kinnison, deed, Sll5; lots I, 8, II
and Is, blk IL, Stafford.
Graham guardian., 1906-10-26

man beings with human hearts and
human sympathies. Perhaps the
socialists number among them.
selves more devout Christian men
and women in proportion to
mum bers, than any other party in
this country. To every one of
these men and women the ranting
of Debs and bls associate maddogs
is an insult.
Graham guardian., 1906-10-26
POOR OLD BURTON.

We hope be will be pardoDed; it
will be an outrage If he is not.
Burton is a lawyer, but the law is
so intricate that he no doubt vio-
lated the law innocently. His
offense is not grave enough to war
rant term in prison; imprison-
ment IN his case would be an in
justice He has been punished
enough.
1t is stated that other senators
have done worse things than Bur-
ton ever did. Is it true? We try
to be fair, but we believe the state.
ment is true. Many noted United
States senator's, known as states
meu and patriots, are worse men
than Burton; their deals were
larger than Burton's and more
dangerous.
Graham guardian., 1906-10-26

long time be almost wholly ruled
by it?
Why should the people Of either
territory wish to abandon the
political and social structure which
they have tolIed so long and so
bravely to create?
In short why should the people
of the territories prefer one state
to two when they are sure to have
two in the near future?
Graham guardian., 1906-10-26

Many man of humane impulses
who would not willingly harm a
kitten, is guilty Of cruelty where
his own stomach is concerned,
Overdriven, overwnrked, when
what it needs is something that
will digest the food eaten and help
the stomach to recuperatc. Some,
thing like Kodol for Dyspepsia
that is sold by Stafford Druggists;
Thatcher Drug Store, Thatcher;
Frank Cluff, Pima.
Graham guardian., 1906-10-26
why, why, why!

Why should either New Mexico
or Arizona wish to unite? asks the
Kansas City Journal, the leading
republican paper published iu the
west.
Why should either territory
prefer to be represented in the
United States senate by two men
instead Of by four?
Why should the people of Ari-
zoua prefer journey of eight
hundred miles to Albuquerque to
reach their capital, as against a
Journey to Phoenix?
Why should the people OF either
territory prefer single state gov
ernment spread over an empire
further in extent from east to west
than Chicago is from New York
as against two state governments Is
administering the affairs of two
states of reasonable size!
Why should the people Of either
territory care to cooperate with
those narrow and selfish easterners
(happily few in number) who seek
in every way possible to minimize
the political power Of the growing
west?
Why should the people of either
territory wish by their votes 10 in
dorse the slanderous and insult.
ing report of the Washington com
mittee that saw in the mighty
kingdom between the Pecos and
the Colorado nothing but worth
less desert and hopeless people?
Why should the people of either
territory wish to give up the larger
representation in national affairs
for oil time for the sake Of pleasing
a few Office holders or prospective
candidates who sec personal ad-
vantage in immediate joint state
hood!
Why should the two territories
give themselves the bother of
struggling for ycors to harmoniEe
their divergent and almost irrecon
cilable systems of law and finance?
Why should the MeSicans of
New Mexico wish to hasten and
emphasize their incOnsequencc in
their own native territory by add
ing to it the non- Mexican popuIa.
ton of Arizona?
Why should the non. NJ exicau
people of Arizona desire to be an.
nexed to the large Mexican popu
l-tion vf Now MEXICO and for u
Graham guardian., 1906-10-26
D,,,> OF LhGsL ApvLRrIsING
tE8S ANO SOCIALISM

In Chicago the other day a re-
markable demonstration was held,
1t was under the patronage OF
Eugene V. Debs and purported to
be gathering Of socialists, al,
though not word Of socialistic
doctrine was uttered by the leader,
who talked anarchy and treason
for two hours. Every vilifying
climax aud every bIoodthirsty sug-
gest1op was greeted with cheers
Each man ut the meeting carried a
cane upon which was tied a piece
of red ribbon. Violence was the
keynote of the meeting and Debs
was the master spirit to whom all
r. bowed.
lT Socialism has never been sue.
cessfully defined, for the very good
reason that the socialists them
selves do not know just what they
believe, But one thing is certain
4. The real socialists Of the worlI
are not the anarchists and assassins
represented by the Chicago leaders.
II has always been fundamental
doctrine of real socialism that the
human race should become q
brotherhood and follow in the
footsteps of that Christ who
preached gentleness, charity and
ilove. There are 10 this country
today thousands of socialists who
are such types OF men. They are
sincere and honest. They do not
countenance the bomb or the torch
or the dagger. These men are
good citizens and the only crit.
clsm that can be made OF them is
that they are impacticablo theor-
lists aud we'll meaning dreamerS.
In Chicago the name socialism
is disgrace aud u reproach to all
the honest men who believe in
true socialism. Debs is not a
socialist. He is cheap mounte'
bank who is coming the passions
aud degencracy OF smaIlsouled
meU into money. Discredlted by
every other party and unfit for
association with patriotic men, he
has dragged lhe name of socialism
into the mire and with his band OF
anarchists is creating prejudice
against socialism among good peo'
pic. Socialism is not the issue in
Chicago II. is anarchy that Is
lifting rs hidcous head, and Debs
is an enemY Of every decent
socialist 10 the country. There
was about as much "brotherly
ID giove, in that Chicago meeting as
"a there is IN band of pirates. Ths
boneat socialists OF this country
may not be right in their ideus of
slt4ri rcistiouS, mn ttyry nro hu.
Graham guardian., 1906-10-26

Jack--I knew man who stole
kiss from pretty girl He paid
the penalty for larceny. KSth.
erine-Ah, indeed! And what was
the penalty? Jack-Hard labor
for life. He married the girl.
Graham guardian., 1906-10-26

LOST-A gold ring with emer.
aid and two rubies in setting; also,
a black plush cape with braid
trimming. Finder will please re.
turn to GUARDIAN Office and re-
Csve ample reward.
Graham guardian., 1906-10-26
California and Back
Your Ticket Won't
Cost You a Dollar

If you are a teacher or a student anxious
to visit California in 1907 you can secure
a ticket without dollars expense and
with little easy after school-hours work.
For full details and copy or the Magazine
of the West, dealing with all that is interest
in the land beyond the Rockies, send
your address to Circulation Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
DEATH OF JOHN PRIoLEAU.
Action to Depend on Result Of In
vestigation.

Any further action by the police or coro-
ner in the case of John PrioIeau, who died
several weeks ago, and whose wife recently
requested that the body be exhumed and the
contents of the stomach analysed for evil
dences of poisoning, depends upon the re-
suit of an investigation now being con-
Quoted by Attorney G. l.. Baker, represent
ing Mrs. Prioleau. A statement to that
effect was made last evening by Acting
Coroner Glazebrook. and Attorney Baker is
trying to determine whether there is sufi-
cient ground for suspicion of murder to
warrant further examination of the body.
The acting coroner said that his chief Cor
oner hewitt, had passed upon the case at
the time of Prioleau's death and given a.
certificate of death from valvular heart
trouble.
AS has been previously stated Mrs. Prio-
leau claims that her husband had a roll of
bills amounting to about $1,000 a short
time before his death. and her claim Is that
none of the money was found after Prioleau
died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
LOCAL SPEED Law.
Police VIII Not Interfere With Fire
men and Ambulance

what has been characterized by the Dis
trict authorities as the work of hypercrtt-
icai student" OF municipal affairs caused
considerable discussion yesterday afternoon
and this morning OF the new speed law for
the district, enacted at the last session of
congress. and which went into effect at
the beginning of the fiscal year. July l.
1t was pointed out that the law, which spe-
cines that no person shall drive or propel.
or cause to be driven or propelled, any
automobile. horseless or motor vehicles, BIZ
cycle, or horse-drawn vehicles, at a greater
rate OF speed than twelve miles an hour"
qua not contain the usual provision author
izing exemptions OF FIRE apparatus, anbu-
iances. trolley repair wagons, etc. and the
question asked was whether the police
would make arrests In case the driver of
hre engine or ambulance exceeded the
speed law limit in his haste In responding
to an emergency call.
Commissioner West when asked about
the matter today. characterized II all as
much ado about nothing
Inc laws are made to be interpreted with
OBVIOUS that neither Maj. Sylvester nor any
or the men under him would interfere in
any way with the men of the fire DEPART
nient, or of any hospital. during the legit-
innate discharge of their duties.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health Office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
James Morrow, "A years. 10 Tennessee
avenue southeast.
Branch road.
Alice Bussey. SO years. 912 9th northeast.
Margaret r. Quigley, 20 years, 301 18th
southeast
Josephine A. Johnston, 81 years, APT 9th
northwest.
John Mcouide, 70 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Martin Galley. so years, Government
Hospital for the Insane
William Marshall. 81 years, 324 G south
west.
Carrie speakeman. AZ years. 161 9th
southwest.
Nellie B. Lyddane, Is years. 32aS Q street
Carrie A. Cook. 4S years. 1928 18th north
west.
Major R. Turner. % years. 2124 New
York avenue.
Eliza J. Norwood, Al years, 1852 Kalo-
rama road
Melville B. Cox, 85 years, Garfield Hos
pital
Annie Maddigan, As years, 12o6 Virginia
avenue southwest
James Doyle. 81 years, $40 22d north
west
Ellen Murphy 70 years. 2574 Sherman
avenue northwest.
Augusta R. Thurlow. go years. 7a4 18th
street northwest.
William w Metcalf, 50 years. 1881 ver-
mont avenue.
Josephine Bonadorna. 2 years. s2s 10th
northwest.
Robert H ouarles year, a24 @ south
west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
DIED.

BARRY To,,o On July Co.. 1900, Capt. n J. BARRY
unteers, aged sixty-fve years.
Funeral Saturday, July T. / pm from Joseph
GswleF's undsrtakIns establishment, 1874 penn.
sylyania avenue. lnierment Arlington.
CARR At Rockville Nd, July s. 1905. at $40
lam B. and Ethel R. Carr. aged five months
Funeral from St. Mary's Catholic Church, Rock
Vile, July at lo:45 am
CLARK. On Thursday, July S, 1906. at II pm,
at Ballston, Alexandria county. Va, WILL
LIAM J., beloved husband of Chrstena W.
Clark aged sixty-two years.
Home is sad, oh God, how dreary,
Lonesome lonesome every spot.
Listening for his voice. still weary,
Weary for we hear 1t not.
BY HIS LOVING WIFE.
Funeral services from his late residence Sunday.
vited to attend. Interment Falls Church,
Va.
at Nantucket, Mass, GEORGE tuTHBERT,
U. S. navy, and Henrietta G. Dickson, aged
SU years a 1wS sn0,s and Norfolk
Eapers please copy)
DEwEEsE. The funeral of Col JOHN T. DE
wEEsE will be held from Lees undertaking
pariors at 2 pm. Saturday, July I, 1906.
DOYLE On Thursday July 8. 1906 JAMES t.
DOYLE at the residence Of his niece, Mrs
Funeral win take place Saturday morning. July 7.
at o'clock from ST. Stephens Church. Inter-
ment at Arlington cemetery.
GuLoN. On Thursday. July s, 1906. at 1890
p.m MARY E, beloved daughter of Patrick c.
and the late Katherine Gillon-
Funeral from her late residence. No 2l4 street
o'eiocE: thence to ST. ,' Aioysius Church, where
requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment
private.
MILLS: On Thursday, July 8. 1905. at 2 am,
Funera from his late residence, so2 eth stree.
thence to st. Dominic's Church. Relatives and
friends invited alexandria. Va. papers
please copy)
MURPHY. On Wednesday. July 4, 1905. at pm.
west, ELLEN MURPHY (nee o'Keefe). beloved
wife of Dennis G. Murphy; ~
July 1nt. ,nv, NJ 90 ose tsns
e:I5 O'Clock, CATHERINE MALE. widow of
0I northwest, Saturday. July l. at O'clock.
: ciety are requested to meet TO attend the
funeral OF Mrs CATHERINE MALE Saturday
1nls 1923 street northwest By order of
V. ANDERSON, Pres NJ. A GARTER hee'sec'
o'TooLE On Thursday July s. 1906. at 1880
pm. MARGARETE. the infant daughter OF
John and Bridget O'1ooie, eSeu ttitee
Funeral from parents residence, 912 18th street
northwest, Saturday, July Z, at o CLOCK
pm.
TERRELL. On Thursday July 8, 1905 HARHi-
son TERRFII father of Justice Robert H.
Terrell, VIM. H. H. Terrell and Laurs + Zones Jones;
Funeral win take place from the Nineteenth street
Rsnttst Church Sunday, July s. at pm In
terInent at Harmony cemetery
VOTERS On THURSDAY. July 8, 1905 at PROV
idence Hospital, WII LIAM s M0It A1fers
Funeral from Mr. wm- S. Riley's undertaking es
Punishment. 2os I'd street southeast 1n1easdsr+ at
iInyton National cemetery. Buried with mn mn
tary honors. Funeral in charge OF Cen VIM;
F. Barry Garrison. No. 80, Regular Army anu
Navy Union, U. S. A. Members take notice