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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-21
San Eranoisco Mlnlna Stocks

BY Associated Press.
S., FRANCISCO, Sept. 20.-The Off
cial closing quotations for mining stocks
today were as follows
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-21
Produce Receipts
Produce Prices

The following are the jobbing prices
EGGS-Fresh California ranch, 35c;
northern, SOc; eastern fresh, 32c; storage
SeFsIsTT' RT1TT'ER-Ta local creamery:
GO665c; Valley creamery. 6od65c; coast
creamery. 55c; choice, 5Og521sc; cookins'
IioNEY-water white, 6o-lb.. cans, 61s
@7c; light amber. 5aq6c; Honeycomb.
water white, lib. frame, 16c; white lac {;
light am5sr I lS913fb ila5c; &C. Anchor
large, i7c; Young America, lSc; Hand.
19c; local. Ice; eastern singles. l5laQi6c I;
Twins G@leAc: Longhorn 1S1h$5ad1c $5an s2aisy sRsiisy.
9mfff.if, Eva Soc: sun dried 2oc;
ground, l21Ac; Mexicans, black lSc;
tcg tPocgiAToEs per ioo-lbs;1, ,-,o Burbank. b Y
Highland Burbanlss. s1.4o % 1.5O; sweet
pGsfsSSiNSss BEANS Caii per 100 lbs3-Pnt No. /:
81. 60; No. 2, 81 so; Lima No. I, $500; Lady
Washington, No. /, S325@3.50; Buckeyes,
$3.50; Garyan2zas' ssyo n2 a5Oa5'Oo; German len
tS ONIONS IONS lper 100 lbsl-Yellow Danver,
northern, $1.25@I so: garlic. SC; Australian
APPLES-Al $1.oo; Craven
stems, Sl1OD1 .25; Bellefieurs, NOoql. 10;
fall pipplns, 81. .1o@125
Hens. 17@lSc; young ROSTERS. 21c; fryers.
2fc: old ROSTERS, 13c; broilers,- 22c; tur-
Keys. 23@25c; ola. 22c; geese, 15c; ducks.
For stocks in good condition dealers
nav live weight as follows: Hens, 14G15c
young ROSTERS. 15e; fryers. 16c; broilers
isc; old ROSTERS, Sc; turkeys, local, Ice
turkeys, i5c; geese, Sc; ducks. lie; squads,
BAKERS ELouR1Mads 10 R; e ,S ot caste eastern RI
Wheat $3.50; eastern rye. 1925
CEREAL COOLS-Wholesale prices as
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-21

wheat, sl6o: wheat dOO-ib. SACK, SIS;
corr. s1.S5; cracked corn. $1,4O;. feed meal,
iio oil oha cake k'As meal sS25 Cotton narey aeSd
meal. s1.S5: ocoanut cake. $l55; shorts,
pounds, si46: white oats. s1.9c; red oats,
81 30; eastern Kaffir corn, $1.35.
HAY-(All per toni:
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CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIA
Bid. Asked.
Furnace Greek Cop. Co. -. 4 90
NEVADA
(Tonopah District)
Belmont .............. 5.65 5.95
(Johnnie Diatrict)
Nye County
Johnnie Con. G. M. Co. .16 IT
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-21
DIAMOND FIND
EXC|TES MINERS
PR0SPECToRS FLOCK TO GEM
LAND NEAR SAN DIEGO
Experts Pronounce Stone Found by
William Roark Perfect - He
Guards Exact Location
Of His Claim

G. o. McCarroll, the well-known min
ing expert who has for years been
making a speciality of California gem
stones, arrived in Los Angeles yester-
day from San Diego county.
Discussing the reports of the discov-
cry of diamonds in San Diego county
which have appeared in dispatches to
Los Angeles newspapers within the
past few days Mr.. McCarroll corrobo-
rates the story and says:
For many years prospectors have
searched for diamonds In San Diego
and some small stones of good value
have been found, but as yet this pre-
cious stone has not been discovered In
commercial quantity, although / expect
to see the day when diamonds viii be
found in this part of California that
will equal the stones of any country.
THE discovery which has been mem
toned In the papers during the past
few days was made by William Roark
miner who is well and favorably
known to the miners and prospectors
Of San Diego county. He has been
opera ting there for some years and for
the past three years has prospected
Sap Diego county extensively for dia-
monds, which for reasons of his own
he believed were to be found there.
Guards His Secret
HE has been working faithfully
along the Mesa Grande, Caliente and
the Palomar mountain ranges. cover
ing n territory of about twenty five
miles. About two weeks ago he found
the diamond which is now causing
quite a little excitement among the
miners of this section.
Il have seen the stone personally, for
Mr.. Roark makes no secret of his find
but guards the exact location of his
discovery 1t is about three-quarters
of n karat In the rough, carrying a
value of about $35.
"Roark claims to have found this
stone on the Trail Mine claims. which
he located about two years ago. The
stone is perfectly white and has been
examined by number of experts who
pronounce 1t perfect, although not
large enough to be very valuable
Already since Roark's discovery has
become public prospectors are begin
ming to plan extensive search for dia-
mondS.
"As a gem expert have studied this
country for years and | have found
many Indications that would tend to
show the earmarks of these precious
stones. and | would rather prospect in
this country for diamonds than in any
other country I know of.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-21
DATEs-Persian dates. sA9sNc; Fards,

VLGETABLEs-s String beans. 5Q5c;
ceerS oc Sos sfed chS
20@3Oo 10; garlic. 7c lb. lettuce. ~ " c
doz; peas. &c. lb.; spinach. 15c doz.;
turnips, soc sack; cabbage. 60 sack;
LEGAL ,omatoe SOC crate; cucum bers
40c box; green corn. soc sack.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-21

NUTS AND DRIED FRUITS (alI per
lb.)-Almonds. lAL, l5c; Ne Plus Ultra,
17c; peanuts. California, fancy. 6A@6c;
eastern eastern fsncy sci ,wa!nuts caforhia
lac; extra large, 14lhc; Brazils, 14c; Ill
berts. lac; Mexican pine nuts. zoe;
evaporated apples. per lb.. 12Q12hc; april
cots. 15@16c; nectarlnes. lie; peaches, 1?T' 'c:
pears. lSc; plums. lie; raisins. &c; seedless
muscats &C..
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TEETH PULLED
 G4T PISTOL { POINT
Freneb Politician Vas Fe1ced ty 4.tf Dentist tu tieid Up His
 M0!ars.

A terrible adVeI.tu.2 hetetl the secg4 taiy of a Wctj kIsaH French dcInf> while visiting !u> GeHf.>t iu Paiis re gently and the details have just bp come public at the trial
 He had been suffering from too1b ache and went to have the trouble some tooth extracted He sat down il char and had just begun 10 explain his trouble when tue dentist shouted out, "A!l right. I'll have them all out for you in a minute :"
 Ihe secretary attempted to state that he merely wanted one tooth taken out, but he stopped short wheu he saw the dentist produce q revolver. Pointing the weapon at tue secretary's head. the dentist exclaimed, "If you move a muscle while Em tnktng out your teeth you are i dead man
 The secretary saw that he was at the mercy of madmnn and remained per fectly still. while the dentist put the re. ceeded to draw the teerh One by one they were pulled out. the madman dra wing the revolver whenever the patient exhibited any signs of protest.
 When eight teeth had neen wrenched out. the naadmaii said: ''That will do. You have been very quiet Three francs, if you please
 The secretary paid at once, staggered out of the room and Vet! to the near est police station \ force of police vas sent. and @hef they entered the room the u,a1na,i opened ire oD them. He shot of,c of tie policemen in the arn and another III he ieg before lie was knocked slesvn aasi ifanticufel
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On Strike Forty FGaeTN,

Nicholas Murphy, an old man who was known as Nick of the Woods be cause he lived as d hermit ill the for est for forty years, died recently in St
 .ioseph's hospital, Paterson, N. ,. Mar phy was an expert mechanic, and when the Rogers Locomotive works were eS- tablished in Paterson fifty years ago he worked there. When wages were reduced in the shops during period of depression Murphy quit and swore he would never work again unless he got pay that was up to his standard
 He left his family and lived alone ill the woods on Garrett mountain. Here he built hut, and no persuasion could induce him to rest urn to his former life
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HEROIC FIREMAN
 SAVES CATHEDRAL.
Sensational Incidents oi tue Great Bis. aster En San Fran-
 eiscu.

While firemen were blowing up q cable power house at Su1ter and polh streets. San F'rAncj>co, and tue Me. Mutt hospital and the St. DuDston check the flames WAsch followed 'he earthquake, the Stceple of St, Mary's cathedral. a Roman Catholic edifct,. which had withstood jhe e;. .rthaual, shock, caught fire,
 A fireman, with q hose tied 1n s:.> belt, scaled the bich steepe and uiu,yo i the blaze was tXtinglli,hed Thou sands of people chenred tie heroic deed, and the handsome building was saved.
 During the exeiteueht of tbe fire a herd of cattle stampeded nj Sixth and Folsom streets. Three hundred Of the panic stricken animals ran amuck when they saw and felt the flames and charged wildly dowu the street, tram- bling under foot all who were In the way. One man was gored through and through by a mHddened bull At least 6 dozen persons, it Is said were killed
 A. W. Hussey came to the Hall of Justice on the morning of tie disaster and told how, at the direction Of policeman whom he Gi0 not know whose star number bn gave aS 6i1 he had cut the arteries ir tue wrists of a man pinioued under tlus.1ers q; the St. Katherine hotel
 According to tue etatehieut made s,y Hussey, the gnan was tea.eiH= jo he killed, and the policeman shot s.t bitn. but bis aim was defective aud 'he bi:,- let went wide Of thc u.ayk Tie a41ic@r then handed Husscv ;s ht3ist. win iu. strre. ions to cut Ihe xti,is ]. ttIe >nf. ferins mans wrists. :.'R. I.:lssar a:,cv- ed orders to ,ie letter i.aa%#s. Wt& locked ap on $ charge e insanity
 The. first news tHc ra~la. Tr,.gr9ni2 cOmpauy iD New York tad Of tie earthquake was tlis !aeon!t dispatch from an operator k S:tn i9r1s;tisrn.
 '"There has been an ear,houa}e 'che building is rocking Ike a t"At Ne for the simple life. Fsoo0Er
 Eleven postof1ice clerks were tnried under tons of sfone EnG timber whep the postoffee collapsed Three days later tbey were rescued alive, h.t a. most crazy from banse. and thirst
 When tLe great Iusane asylum at Santa Clara feli fhe padded ceiiss Were hrOkeu irtn and maulapA were f,ej tQ trees on the lawU.
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TO EAT SEkWEEE.
Prc'tssc~. Say keio Na.es Preserves
 anr Ma~rss lace.

s',-;a...;s 1uno 2e.-T!e he,p which strews tne beaches Of the ocean shores car ne converted into el:ro1 prese~yeS and -oar-na1ade # the as sertions ct Prof. Theo. Frye. ot 'ne department ot botany of thn
 versjty Of Washington. and Prof. Ed ward Magnlssen, Of the aepartn elt ct electrical engineering IT the sause institution. are made good,
 Tne professors say they navs. the process perfected anG the st'1det2ts in the university who have neen allow eG ta taste. the p-oducr report tha- :; ;s equal to that which housewives rave used Application has been made for 6 patent upon the process whirn ,s ? 1hem1cal one. and steps have beer t:1nen ftt ne formation of
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HID IN HOT OVEN
 'TO ESCAPE; ARREST
chieag:. Boy As.sassd ct Stealing hVmine Pigeons Css0GseS NGvei
 Refuge.

fife hnt ovr1 et 6 cook steve is DO, the most coIatoStah.e hit.:Ds place in she world ev"r fer .a small boy of ,,ar- Ing protiiv,t;es This s tbe opinion cf Gilbert tsoide1 an eievcn year-o|d Chi cage boy wha, wbefs the police went tG arrest bim on charge Of stealing looming Iageous, promptly hic in Lls mothers ortI
 When the officers entered the house they were told the boy was not al bone They seated themselves ip tue s1!cbep, saying that .hey would wait
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NEGROEe .;EY l-,e
[ EN9L
New York Court Declares era5As May
Use Bad9e of Amy a..-t: soo.ety
hat Bars Them.

New York .JGua ..t N gro -ucie. fss,~ Itag. ] ;he} desitt aiopt aud 7=,, ,ht. .eb"nt ef ;tn> secret organ Daicn which excludes then from !eembarsliir, according to q decision ot speeial sessions. rhe decision vas given HI the ease of OleFid.e Johnson. q negro employed as d. cleaner iu he I.udio" street jail, who was ar raigncol on threc separate charges growing ou' ot his wearing a button bearing the emblem of the order of Efta. Johnson was discharged
 The evidence produced against Johnson went 10 show that the full title of Ihc white iiIks society ia the @Rcnev0lent Protective Order of Elks of he United States. and that the copyright button bore above the elkss antlers tho letters 'B P. O. F" The o0Iored society was known as the I'm. tanyed Benevolent Order or Elks of H.. World " and their button also se5r l1e @ntlers. and above them the l@t'~ts T F. r Q E, W
 The decision Of he enlu1 was has- ea 0u the sronnd that the white SO eiet1 contains an i:uplnner word. namely Vtitr, and they held that rise nearu society could not, therefore. ae.tetiee q deception They also de- eidra hat Il was nowhere shown that 'Hey WiIlrnIIy violated any provision e the con=f itution O. by-laWs Of the white order of r,lhs
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uaat Aged Faruner to u aeug,s,

Two robbers murderonsly assaulted William Eranze. a farmer recluse near Tilden. south of Nashville, III. They went t9 the bome Of the aged recIuae, stating they had been mired in the mud aud asking for spade, with which 10 cxcavatc their buggy. Branze started fer inc shed 10 comply with their request when the two men sand hagseyi him. He was ordered to tel' where he had hidden his money, but refused to do so, and as result Was sulccled to the grossest insults and torture. One ear was torn off and one eye c9vre3 out. He WAS beaten almost to q pulp. E1e steadfastly refused to reveal the hiding place of his money.
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MADE DRAMATIC ACCUSATION
Witness Indignantly De0ies MHtd,.
 jne tief Daughter.

New York june 2e- Dramatic in eidents marked yesterdays proceed ings at the coroner $ inquiry into the .eatia of Mrs. Alice b kin1nan wllo was hcaten 10 death at tbe homo e her ,nother Mrs. stanton.
 The aged mother of the murdered woman was undergoing examination b.. ip co1 onor. when he suddenly asked htrs
 Isn't 1tits the h@mmtr with which you killed Alice3' at lite same time exhibiting the weapon
 How dare you suggest that kill. ed my danghter9' cried the witness. her eyes flashing and her body shaE- ine with anger Y know nothing about the hammer and tion't know how f cane +o be hidden ill roy roon. never saw it before"
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z3t .--,.t.. s..srs. uan.-e- at st.' --..ea ..r tasasl | 3le nts ..s' e,..s.....5# t-f' .ue @aata Fe
 .es..tt)#,z j'.r aeas
 }-#t- f's.fa aE islts,-.-as 4+azt=4=tA4.-e i-s.t#7H aHa zfst,s that no success U. as- s,# a.aJ ss."oIea for Dho l@us 1fres
 N=tf.4H. aa atcjaI aneegneeaieut h-s se' l.aa-u a.ala b} tn i-~~ea EHalGF4'."eur il k UnIorstood thtt Nr N.Noa vii b, .evuerai manaaet of tla ~s~tca. with Headquarters here ant tha he viIdl report te second 4fc, president C. R Gray. Nho k II Prosenj filling the dual pu sitioH 0f N.c"- president and general mlnaeet fa charac of operation The int~Htinu k tu strengthen fhc ofgani- zatioa at headquarters and Mr Nixon will look after the duties of the gen era1 managers office. while Mr Gray viii devote more of his time 10 the general operation of the system
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Preacher Whips Naegsns Wife.


 Mrs. s. II. Dull wife of the Rev. MT. pull of the Baptist church at Goblevilla Mich who was severely beaten by her husband, has gone to the home of her brother. George Acher- man, at Rrimfeld, Ind. to live. She has engaged attorneys and will bring suit for divorce if her husband does not make provision for the support of her self and child. Mr. Dull has written the brother and says that his wife ha- been nacg,nr ilm for many montAs, md it reached q point where ne c"etu not stand it longer. He says he viii lake her p,.vA fl she will promise to ba aood.
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TELLS ECcc
@2ssac ifusstts -sz slatot -#s+s a1
1 Ccfe sore s

te4ioa Ma=- ia4, -a. R. p.,ss4.- p.tfto t1enn eaetbra expelled ee.s- 5er#tH jren tic Na~saehHs.ttz boas, pi representatives tar aI'o4cd oGih,,s iu aoupeclicp Wl,n tuc dsr,at of rts L1chvtshop un, to-day turned o1. the legislators Wbu by ,Ssrrjs. Urr. equally guilty with bim. and throueh his eoIInsei gave To District 1ttnrneH Moran evidence which the latter says will result in he indictnfcnt ot al least fifty members. mostly RepublicanS, of thc houS" for either bribery or perjury
 Prominent Lobbyists may also be jndleted Gethro's eounstj was pie&- NeG with M0ran for Deariy TWO hours Mother would say anything after the conforcnc". but Moran eX pressed satisfaction at the evidence GiNcu 10 hinl.
 tThe ends of justice ir this case can best be served by silence" was Norans only reply when interview pG
 h his pocket nas | big bundle of 'ttters and dorumentarv evidence winch Gcttiro.s lawyer handed to him for GetfH0 ffie lawyer gave Moran fhe nan.s af fifty tnefuheg.- nf th" aouse N hoG e:ethla "as to "see 9ilnnt tlr hil, Several arc !"afiers of tEs hoa5l aud sa.fe TIve testiiied t,f0ra .Ho e5nnittoc ao rHlsS about the rase aad &a are H48 mane from efiulinai pfespcluiun fai bribery: hut Noran believe the, esta ta indicted for perjury
 Others dd nnt testify h.torr t51p committee, and wit i,n charged w.tlI bribery Al tho sfatehopse Getlro action ii turning states nvidence k regarded hr many aS ! Vjndlcat3en fer Thomas W Lawson. whose char actcrizatiop of a large DOT cent of the members a& corrupt was laughed at after inc committee investigation
 Lawson Will Id Morau in p~o. sehiino ih" eases to tt.e fUi, grand i'.ry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26
RESCUED IN
 WILD WEST STYLE
Montana kancnnlan Fnnds Missing Niece h. hal P.ace Sf Oaiu
 TGWE.

"1 will k!N you" sho"teu Wllhnr Searless c! ketl Lodge Mont wtte1 he went to ap adh,ass in FtnIiay O. and found his niece for whom lie had .Aecp searching fo, months IL q houss of bad reputt
 FioulIsh!n. lis s;x shooter ne YVES about 10 carry h.s threat in1e eXecut .or,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26
HEN MOTHERS BABY PIGS
Illinois Fowl Carries Maternal in-
 stirct to Unique Extreme.

Atct,fa. H.. ,Ina" 2G chlcHlns Plymouth Rock hen uothering five little granting red pigs really ap. pears 10 be carrying the mother iil- stinct 5 little hrond it's legitimate bounds.
 The case III question may be seen ;4t W. A. NcGlain's $ farm two miles southwest of this city. An cd hen wanted 10 sit in the hog shed it the time the little pigs were born, and as she was den,ed the eggs neces- sary for the fu,fillment of her de- sires she determined not to be out witted. and arose to the emergency by volunteering 10 accept the yespon. sibilifieS Of motherhood win Mrs. |og.
 The offer apparently was accepted lu good faith, anG since the day ot their birth she has beer constantly with them day and night. At eVen ing she 2ways gathers tvo 9f them under her shelteying wings. where they sperG fne night. app2~entiv with the sreates. sat3sfact,cn The devotion sfegse to be mut.a1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26
SCs.i -EtC,

5;.is.s cl'y Me, June 2i-Alberto 5,os.1., q composer and band mastero vel: tnoWn il ttis country, died at University tosr,tai here yesterday. following an operation for appendi- eitis Fos'ts was born at Venice and xas 25 years tla His body will be sent to New Tert.. fer .1e made his ..or54 while Jn th.s co2u.;.-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

How manS people admire bald beads. Hroots, Crantum Hair Food and DandrnFf Care kills the disease ana 6andrGff microbes that destroy th" root Of the hair Does the work in 10 " weeks CIeauly no stain, no gum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26
MAS QacTsm OF CONSPIRACY
Jun.t5oa S4eEs fassnty Pfosee.
 AgdInsr tteir to Million.

kasa>-tlt Me J4ee 26-Je6sc smith Hrjhersou. in faaet4 cont here yesterday. lssued t temporary Iujnnction to restrain the procerdina ii tho probate coHlt u St Joseph, where t is sought to have Mary Y. Prlrnes declared insane,
 Miss Ftrjes is n9w af Atlantic City, X. ] She k th, om4y surviving hsir of the late Calvin F Burpes, who owned che third of the 1hree millioD dollar Burnes estate at St. Joseph
 The petition upon which the ln junction was granted, asserts tha: The recent move made by James \ Gibson, public administrator of Buchanan county, was the result ot 9 conspiracy
 The defendants include Jndge 4 M. WoodsoD Democratic nominee for judge of the state supreme court; Ralph A. Staubef. one of the Repub lican leaders of the northwest Mis- souri, Jas I. Gibson Fielding Ma son. C. F. Strop and James W. Boyd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

when the other inmates of the house rushed ill. Searles seized his niece and, still nourishing his revolver. backed out of the house with the girl in his arms
 searles is q Wealthy ranchman. and after the girl promised 10 reform he left with her for the west
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26
Ho Secs With Rabbits Eyes.

Partial suVccss has attended the CT forts Of Waahington on surgeons to re- store sight to Wilton Heinard by graft ing the membrane and cornea Of Il rabbit's eyes to his, He can now dls- tinguisn -..,.,,- daylight and dnrK ness
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26
CLOSES eAGiFfc COAST taE.Nc4 German 5.su~srce ~,on.tsay 7rec st
 Fer Ger. Cor cro~,se s: r-srr

s.-9 Franesscr, d. June t t-Iht EAamjp.r y@sle roay says,
 ;'ne German insuran.e coinpa1.,. ai,ar soundjns .4 number et creditors on the subject cs fifty per Geu; ceiI., pro4.is' has ci,.-ea le> F'ao hc Coast agency
 ..'IThe eor. taay sute,sa 6 Joss n,i nve- oae ni.;,o1 dollars n thc fire here, with ee,,; c and sur;,ius a2s,re. gatins nr.'y five nUnd1ad ;ud ssAt!y tnCusaul dollars
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

s-t ,<,ais. < a4ne -e-N C Ni1op, second yice president anu general manager ot tl,s a4jf, Colorado and Santa Ee .t Headquarters at Gal
 weston. :las teudefe<j uls: resignation. 1t Is coming .c >5- Louis 10 accept
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ESGsSEEE -L.aEEE.E " MENiC C.

Givi' E~.s1.e"7 ] ' Harper of. Pine Bluff $ 9uw !;1 Mszseo He E representative o5 the Sawyer and AIstin It7r1t v. r>-nnany who reeeat. + 4tat see aa4 rec nt titnter s9 90 ln t.1A cp1atry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26
THE REL, FACED AND PERSPlkING YOUNG
 SIAR APPEARED.

sThR APPEARED. until he returned They had been in the room but il few minutes when tue oven of a large cook stove slowly open ed. and the red faced and perspirlng youagstcr appeared
 Zee, but that was hot" said he, w1pln9 1he precipitation from his face. T eiant know there was fire in the stove when eraWled in there, l guess I'd rather be arrested than burned to Geatl N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

Every desc of Brooks Blackberry @er 7is] 1a worth dollars '. ee3.. colic aud alarrh6eel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

The old Ge ta1 :. stitch in time saves nine is verify trae with Brooks Chill 'rt,'1ie=D Dnrl. 'aS'eicss and guar ante"d
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

Topeka. Kans., June 2G.-Gove,1or Efoch yesterday wired Traffic Man aaer Black. of the Santa Fe, annd aaiuan Mcleod, of the Western Pas senger association at Chicago, as fol- .owg:
 Kansas must have eight thousand harvest fanis within { week or r,.nch zr;,lr vi, he 1ost. appeal for nel:
 
 !'c r@1. 21t.v MI aljs tfat sallow r5le.-fac d chl'da Sy dhsns af Brooks F7nrrn El'1e- VII sncw ven.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

5e"n1@ ''oHsh atc 7'cusaYp7.eD Cure nsetf |, eflc t1,ee ,..e e#1nsa'nQ :tnn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

Brooi:s ,rc1 perto1 yor Syspesfa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-26

Brooks ss;;4rs54ls'l,,a tce .he blotA
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congratulate myself that durin z
my entire experience in the news.
paper business have made ftGi SCI
tlement for labor every Saturday
evening: and another distinction IN
the work ! lay cllim TO Is the f3ct
that have never discherged a man
! here express my deepest g,atitude
to 'hc men and bows who have boon
so loyal TO the paper In past years and
state 10 them that he change that las
been made will not in any way affect
them
Yours for q bigger. better. brighter
and stronger paper
SIDNEY SUGGS