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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09
Wednesday, March ?

NdICn I,
Henry Blair, aged los years is dead
at Plainfeld, Wis - 0''u
Ihe Wisconsin state board Of asri
culture has decided to have an a,rsb,n
exnloitlon OK, as one feature of the fair AZ
milwaukee next fall.
A provision limiting the salaries =,
government clerks over sixtv.fva
years old to $1,000 year has been
at'acheo to the legislative appronria.
ton bill. 'pp' op''a'
BY an almost unanimous vote the
nentucky senate has adopted the
Chlnn bill for the creation Of a state
racing commission to control the run.
n'ns racing tracks of the state.
Major George H. Hopkins former
department commander of the G A
H. OF Michigan, who held an important
eonndentlal position in the war do.
partment under Secretary Alger dnr.
ing the spanish.American war, is dead
At Detroit " ''
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09
TORNADO
grRsoNs KILLED AND
E,E7Y INJURED IN
EoF MERIDIAN.

Eewath Two Blocks Wide
s Business Center Fe"
4 Its Path Escaping De-
property Damage co"ser'
minated at More Than
DoIIars.
HISS, March s.-The loss
Tornado which plowed a
the southern to the
lbs of this city numbers
forty-six persons were
fproperty damage is fully
broke over the city at
a was of four minutes
hing this time a reign OF
ed. The wind was fol.
fainfall lasting half an
the suppression OF the
res that were springing
scame towards the city
lthwest, following the
&, which pass through
E First street. One OF
ngs to go down was the
ng plant and the city
Into darkness. Among
dings destroyed are the
ke Meridian cotton mill;
Crescent freight depot;
Dry company; the c. M.
er yards; the Meyer
are company; the Grand
the ogden hotel; the
C. A. and Elmire's res.
hrge number OF small
either demolished or
6ath rate is not larger
b is marvellous, but can
|or probably by the fact
plOyes OF the mercantile
offices and other places
rge clerical forces had
bays work and gone to
other portions of the
damage was done.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09

There is no beautifier of complexion
or form or behavior like the wish to
scatter Joy and not pain around u.s.
Anon,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09

tne lake had eaten into the base of the
elins' The disaster was preceded bv
.ouo roar which gave the 1000 inhah.
1tants time to escape. One fisherman
was killed. tn'n
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09
Monday, March 5.
J. Pierpont Morgan is in Rome.

]. Pierpont Morgan is in Rome.
Senor Romero Robledo, former
Spanish minister of justice, president
of the chamber and leader OF the
Weyler party, Is dead.
William F. Ross, aged seventy.two,
superintendent OF the Fremont, o.,
public schools since 1864 and promi-
nent educator, is dead.
DR.. w. T. Campbell, who with his
father and three brothers, founded
nes Moines, Ia, is dead in ST. Louis
at the age of eighty years.
In sermon delivered Sunday at St
Louis, Archbishop j j. Glennon Sc.
verely criticised theaters and deplored
the tendency OF people to patronlze
them.
Antonio Balestreiri, wanted in MIL
waukee on a charge of numbering
Tomaso Tarentino in the Italian SEQ
tion OF that city on Aug 6 last. has
been arrested in Palermo, Sicily
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09
GENERAL scHoF,ELp DEAD

rormer Head Of the Army Expires In
Florida.
81. Augustine, Fla, March 5.-Lieu.
tenant General John M. Schofield, U.
>. A., retired. former head of the
army Is dead here. He was attacked
with cerebral hemorrhage and died in
few hours.
John M. Schoield was secretary of
war during 1869 and his career was
marked by continuous service in the
hrmy from the time he entered West
Point In 1S49 until he retired Sept 20.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09
EsTIMATED~ AT FIFTY.
Number Of Fishermen Lost OF Coast
of Norway.

Trondhjem. Norway, March 5.-Be
sides eleven fishing boats already re.
ported missing as a result of the re.
cent storm five others are unaccounted
for. The total loss Of life is estimated
at fifty.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09

government lrr1gaung canal TO con.
stfuct. The bondsmen are negotiat.
ing with a view to completing the
work themselves.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09
Aid for Starving Japs,

Governor Elrod has issued an an.
peal to the people of South Dakota in
behalf of the famine sufferers of
Ja3aA
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09
Tuesday,, March 6.

Senate-Mr. Hale spoke in opposi.
tton to enlargement of the medical de
partment of the army and accused the
general staff of planning an invasion
of China
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09

House-Bill passed permitting to
bacco growers to sell leaf tobacco
without paying the tax of 6 cents a
pound heretofore charged.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09

oead at Summit, N. j. IN h,s so,o
fourth year MS seventy
va, lanes speyer of speyer & Co. New
boar, o,M oahNers, has resigned from the
uoa'u OF trustees of the Mutual 1tfe
Insurance company O'' Aiie
MAJOR Livingston Minis, former
n,asor ',n OF Atlanta and one of the hest
a4nMn a.,, men IN the South, is dead at
0'1anta' he was seventy-six vaars 80
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09
Tuesday, March s.

q. "A. Eaton has been appointed post
master at Duluth.
The senate has passed bill appro
priating $15O,O00 for public building
at Devils Lake, N. D.
The funeral Of Ex-Governor Hogs
took place at Austin. Tex, Monday,
and was largely attended.
]. p. Morgan, who Is in Rome, IS
suffering from slight cold. He Will
bs received by King Victor En1manuel
shortly.
Patrick o'Shea, the nestor OF the
Catholic publishers In America. -
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09
PNEUMONIA.

IAN 3. Anthony Said to
uch Worse.
.,,,. l., March 6.-susan
tuition !, is deemed very
aeF Ne physician. DR.. NJ.
~ me night at her bed.
bina b',u fatigue incident to
tea 4s.oa &c and Baltimore,
psn a. me cancellation Of
Ivl'ents p,a in New York
a. 10 dangerous CON-
gu ss aDprehended. The
ea1,s' srseted is now pro.
(sris,, tstly clear, but the
ttriiously trieu affected and
or r'1nos ths are consider.
.ae outcome.
.ls INTO LAKE.
's's ,s Of Disaster in
% 1.-THE = village .,
: lsom.ip me- Perpendicular
ID 'lbynsd br q was almost
apparently because
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
A Narrow Escape.

On last Tuesday evening about 4:30 o'clock Miss Carolne Oberle and her little brother. Leo, were coming home from Jamestown, and the little creek. called Pott Liquor, was very high and swift, caused by the heavy rain which fell that afternoon and they drove in- tc the branch and got nearly across when large log came down the stream and caught i'll the hind wheels of the buggy. The horse tried to pull it out, but broke one of the harness tugs and walked out leaving the bug gy and children in the creek. The buggy drifted into deep water and Caroline had to stand up and hold her little brother out of the water for some time. Luckily MT. Jeff McAnal' ly came along and jumped in and got hold of the buggy shafts and brought the buggy and children to shore. swimming about 100 feet. It is a great wonder that the children were saved, and it was only through the herculean work of MT. Jeff McAnal- 1y.-Johnson County Herald.
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 It is worth considerable to any; citi. zen of Pine Bluff to know how to be cured of painful, annoying and itch ing piles. Know then that Deans Ointment is a positive remedyefor all itchiness of the skin, for piles. fer eczema, etc. Tie application relieves and sooths. Read this testimony of its merit: zz5.-z l-~
 J. H. Steck, we'll known tin, copper ard sheet metal worker, BIS West Second street. residing at GA East Eighth avenue, says: "Doan's Oint- ment is without exception, the best preparation I ever used, and from my own experience I know that it does all that is claimed for it. was trou. t:ed fer years with itching hemor- rho ds and tried several medicines but got no relief I continued the treat. ment for week or more and since then have been free from the annoy ing affliction. I do not hesitate. to recommend Deans Ointment For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents a box. Foster -Milburn compa. .s,. Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the :! nlted States.
 Remember the na1ne-Doan's-a and take no other. =
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<* ALL OVER THE STATE *


Both of the above cases resulted from the roundup by MT. McHughey, special agent of the Missouri Pacific railroad, who, together with the DO. lice, captured several negroes who had been forging pay checks on the railroad company. Six or seven in all were arrested and held until the session of court. Two more of the negroes who are charged with forgery in connection with the same case will be tried this afternoon.
 Budton Sullivan, a negro who shot another negro down near Westover several days ago, will be tried to- morrow, true bill for murder hay ing been found against him by the grand jury, yesterday.--Helena- World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
State Fair.

The Arkansas State fair to be held at the magnificent Oaklawn grounds October 1 to 10, inclusive, is fully assured. Not only is this state fair of great magnitude assured to this city. but there is every prediction of unprecedented success. The wonder full burst of enthusiasm with which this proposition, when first broached only short time ago, was received by even the conservative business men of this community has been both augmented and justified by the devel- opments of each succeeding day.
 Without halt or quibble the Ar- kansas state fair proposition was rushed through the primary stages of organization somewhat ahead of rec ord time, but none of those interested by patriotism. money and time forgot for an instant the immense scope GOV cred by this undertaking and every move was made in due business form Even now, while the public ears are ringing with the first hopeful notes proclaiming the possibility of great state fair finding it's home in cur midst, this weighty business tranac- tion. this splendid stride ahead, has been taken. The Arkansas State Fair Association" is organized and in- corporated, all preliminary work prac- tically accomplished and ready for the marshaling of the manifold forces that form the symmetrical entirety of this composite institution.-Hot Springs SentinelRecord.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
A Florence Crittenden Home.

The Rev. Lewis, who is assisting Rev. Wright in revival meetings at the Central Methodist church, is the state secretary of the Florence Crit tenden association, and says that this week he will deliver a special talk upon the worthiness of that cause and hopes to excite interest sufficient to induce the building of one of the Flor ence Crittenden's homes in this city He says the association has one in Hot Springs and one in Little Rock, but the latter Is too small and large one will shortly be built. Nhe site has been secured and occupies whole block. The purpose of such homes is rescue work among fallen women and the association has done noble work on this line all over the country.-Tort Smith Times. 4 t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
Future of the Traction Company

A rumor that was circulated some weeks ago to the effect that the Tex arkana Traction company (street rail- way) would pass into the hands of a certain other local corporation when the same is sold under order of the federal court, has been revived with in the past two or three days. zz- :
 Tn order to set matters at rest we called on Hon. w. H. Arnold, attorney for the Traction company yesterday and asked him or information.
 In reply to questions MT. Arnold stated in effect that the federal court during it's next session here (which convenes May 1D will doubtless or der the sale of the Traction com pany's property, but as to who vii!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
sHEVLiN's JOB ABOLISHED.
Hot Springs City Council Passes Meas.
 ure Over Veto.

Hot Springs, May 4.-By vote of {, to ? the ordinance passed at the last meeting of the city council abol- ishing the offices of chief of detectives, superintendent of Bertillion system end record clerk, which received the mayors veto, was passed over his veto, and the detective department is no more. @55 i-,..,.
 Mayor Bedding made a strong fight for it's retention, but nine of the alder men determined to stand together as abolitionists, and all pressure and per suasion were ineffective ... ....
 Chief Shelvin had made himself very unpopular with many citizens, and the abolishment of his office met with popular approval.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
Escapes Barefoot.

The woman named Outlaw who was bound over few days ago to await the action of the August grand jury, on the charge of murderng her newborn infant, escaped Wednesday night from her room at Esq. Browns home in Datto, where she had been under the care of a physician and un- able to leave her bed. She slipped out and away barefooted. and was tracked as far as Success. It Is pre- sumed she is in hiding somewhere just over the state line in Missouri and will shortly be caught and brought back.-Corning Courier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
.l.E = A Beautiful Street.


 Seventh street in Fort Smith is one of the most beautiful streets in the city. Being paved with brick and having concrete sidewalks for the magnificent shade trees which line both sides of the street and form an arch in the center present to the eye 8 view seldom seen anywhere. With very few exceptions every resident on this street, north of B street owns the home occupied by them and during the past two months the majority of those homes have received new coats of paint and the premises otherwise improved.-Fort Smith News-Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08

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o,,nrAiN SPECIAL RATES

4X '
 sz, Paul, Minh.. account Of bi
 ot,ne General Federation of
 U. clubs. One fare plus $2 .a ,ound trip. Tickets on sale
 gs, es and 30. Return limit, 'n ''''' t4>Qg
 , Hes Moines. Iowa, account of .E Assembly Presbyterian
 ss|,n U. s. A. One fare plus g . round trip. Tickets on sale
 IS, 1e, r, 21 and 2s. Re- init, May s1.
 N %- ,.l,af rates to northwestern Fl California, Mexico, Colorado
 1bmeseekefs excursion rates to o,H points. Will be gladly fur b.lkith all the information of trip, bEslocal ticket agent.
 la i Milwaukee, Wis, account Grand rie afraternal Order of Eagles t Mtes of>one fare, plus $2.o0, for rdahd trip. Tickets on sale Au- n, 12, and 13.. Final return fl. Waving Milwaukee not later |n Egust r22nd.
 SRine Bluff, March 19, 1ao6. ro Atlanta, Ga, May a5th~ to- 517th, |eount International Cotton Seed mshers association; fare and one- I'd on certificate plan for round \ bbr'o E : - z spe,ctiial ra' s to Mexico and west 1 trips will be gladly furnished, O. lief with full ,information regard. 5 ndesirable routes, stop-overs, side. |ps. sieepers and tourist cars, etc.. calling or writing,
 |ro E Hot Springs May 22d and 23d. |count Retail Grocers and General eechants association. Fare and one. i7d7 on certificate plan for round fp,"h.iH | 5's3 .. . .i 10 Philadelphia, Ark, June 7th to fiKK} account Arkansas Summer as. Ianl,'embly 5. Y. P. U. One fare plus { for round trip. @ = ss'S. VI H. N. ATWOOD. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
Sam Powell Gets Three Years.

Yesterday afternoon H. J. Brown, a negro, was tried for forgery, plead ing guilty to uttering forged instru' ments and false pretenses and given a jury trial resulting in verdict of one year in each charge.
 Sam Powell, another negro, was tried this morning on the charge Of forgery, and given three years in the penitentiary by the jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as ad= mnstrator of the estate of Joel Bryan Jr deceased acting under the orders of the Jefferson Probate Court rendered on the ot day of April oo6 will on Thursday the 10th day of Hay oo6 at the front door of the Court House in the City of PneBluff between the hours pre- scred by for judicial sales offer for sale at public ou1cry to the highest and best bidder upon credit of three months the following described real estate belong ing to the estate of Joel E. Bryan Jr deceased or 70 much thereof may be necessary to satisfy and ds- charge all of the debts against said estate, selling m rotation follows, tO-Wt 8 .e#5
 Lot in Block z Gbson Addition the City of Pine But
 Part of lot l. Finnety's Addition the City of Pine Bu. de- scrbed as follows:
 Commencing 28ft cf the NW of said lot Finnetys Addition for point of ginning thence south 120 4n thence east l80 8 thence north 20 4n Sixth thence west along Sixth avenue l80ft Bin. to point o beginning
 The property Sixth and Main street and lis the mos, valuable piece of property the market.
 The NV IA of Section 6 the w. -2 of the ME- IA o Sec lion 16 the NV IA SE IA of Section Is; the ME- 4 ot he ME- IA of Section 17 all Township South Range west
 Sale to be made upon credit of three months, chaser or purchasers shall be required to execute note or bond with approved personal security bearing interest at the of per cent per annum from date until paid and lien will be retained upon the pr0pertX aS Turtner SecuTlty.
 -----bfssN. !. AETHEi HER, administrator %
 In Succession off Joel E. Bryan Jr. Deceased.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08

become the purchaser can not for obvious reasons, be stated with any degree of accuracy.-Daily Texarkan- iah' =.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
st 3z, 5s=E TO THEPUBL

Pine Bluff, Ark, March $. 1906.
 We the undersigned hereby agrea
 close at 12 o'clock on Saturdays eglnning April 1, 1906 and continuin. htil October 1, 1906: = t--
 Signed;
 Cotton Belt Savings and Trust com bny.9a # .s
 Peoples Savings Bank and Trust bnpany. Pine Bluff Trust company. Banking |epartment, from 12 m. to 6 p. n. Jefferson County Savings Bank. Simmons National Bank. Merchants & Planters Bank. The Bank of Pine Bluff. Citizens Bank. " .s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-02
Credited % Str Boy1o Roche.
FROM Me London Tri6pne.

Sir Boyle Roche vas perhaps the most
famous exponent Of that dIvertlng eollocatlon
"A man could not be in two places &C once,
barrlng he was a Bird has q worldwide repu-
tatlon.,
Kood but not 20 well known. In speaking
Of the act Of union. Sir Boyle said that one or
its effects would be that the barren hills Of
ireland would become fertile valleys" In
the course Of the same debate he said: Il
odd answer the honorable gentleman In the
afnrmatIve-'Nol" Sir Boyle also mentioned
some people who were living from hand TO
mouth like the birds Of the air
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-02
III.


Yes, there was laughter about the table;
laughter full Of cruel meaning; laughter
that stabbed; feminine laughter. The prud-
ih sisterhood forgot for the moment their
tacit agreement to ignore in their eagerness
to humiliate.
What had they told one anotherf Could
any one be more impossible than this brazen
woman In red1 Then, a. II startled by their
own audacity, one and all resumed the
overconscious minoing, stmpering, clatter-
ing and laundering, which told how much
more at home they would be II they were at
home.
Mollie Adsit's face made her gown seem
faded. She sat back, her lip 0uried, her
white teeth flashing, her whittier arms
akimbo, as ready TO deliver O counterblast
as ever she was In the olden days when an
advance, because unwelcome, had been an
insult. Then Mr.. Savage bent his head
and breathed q sarcasm, and ~ II partly
treasured Of her own superiority the lady
relaxed.
Deferred, but not abandoned, whispered
Miss Skeod. your Senator, II he were
as wise as be ls cunning, would have lee
her have her say. Doesn't he know that
a volcano must erupt II the ares keep
getting hotter while the vent IL closed7
Let him watch out lest his own toes get
burned by the lava
why, don't you know, I objected, that
Mrs. Adsit's highest ambition has been
realized in having Mr.. Savage as her escort,
and that she has thus been converted into
his stoutest psrtisanH Why, else all these
pains7'
'Poofl for your plans and your pains,
when they get IN the way OF passions. No
tice Geraldine, now. Did you ever see so
demure and prim q maid a sinoe her re-
turn to the room?
yet, II l read right her motive In slipping
out a few moment since, she has taken a
desperate chance to recompcnse Mr.. Merri-
field for any injustice she may have done
him. Didn't you note what he saidl
well, before dinner, Mrs. Adsit told
Geraldine in my presence how her husband
was we'll enough to go by himself to DR..
Pow's Office to-day for the operation. IL
won't be much-merely raising a bone that
presses on the brain.
Suppose she sent word to him to come
here II he remembers the circumstances Of
the assaulti Suppose she simply reminded
him Of this dinner2
Don't you know that he Is so vindictive
that he would crawl on his hands and knees
at the risk Of his life TO encompass revenEe7
On whom? you ask. 1 can't say; but /
don't think on Mr.. Mortified, and neither
I does Geraldine
tried TO foign an indifference 1 did not
feel.
-You are too imaginative, Miss Skeed, Z"
I returned. there may be something In
what you predict about Mrs.Adsit. Awoman
angry over a slight Is apt to blame the one
who provoked IL. no matter how in~nocentIy
But you surely would not contend that any
Of the honorable gentlemen present could
have been privy to an attempt at murder7"
But Miss Skeed chucklod ID herself in a
provoking way and turned her after ton
with cheerful zest to tie wet and dry Gain
ties befc 70 her.
l wos worried. or COURSE, tsCre wasn't
anything ID 81 extrayagAnt II theory; but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-26
WALDO NOT IN TENDERLOIN.
Some One ImpersOnated New First Deputy
Police Commissioner.

Hnnelander Waldo, First Deputy Police Com
missioner made an emphatic denial yesterday Of
The stories printed in the morning papers con-
corning an alleged visit to the Tenderloin. He
said he was not in the TenderIoin station. did
not speak 10 any reporters, nor was he accosted
by a woman.
At 1870 o'clock" he said, I walked from
45d-st 10 34th-st-, but far as I know was
not seen or recognized by any one
or the policemen ar the Tenderlofu station
the only one who does not consider II A good
Joke is Sergeant Bremen against whom Captain
DooIey mas been ordered TO make the charge Of
entering a false name on the blOtter The police
believe that Commissioner Bingham will con-
slider II a serious charge in that Sergeant Bren-