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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

9ette 8lab er meo tit rigt afpefs-
lenoe Snobolo og tiltalen6e l1oitprel-
.ie i 6orboI6 til fin Nris nopertruf-
fet af noget an6et 8la6 Der / 2an-
6et / ian1me Sprog. Abonner pao
Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
9legerfotf6(ge(Is.
sltlanta, Ga, eortc s5arc.

@i6en 2pr0og8Nat bar Ser berifet
ct lanot 9fe0ielsl legimente sltlauto,
@u., i0et Ell 8anb &pibe bar taget
9fetteu / iin e9en baan0 og bar n,pr-
Set ct ltort elntql 9eegre jom Sepn
oper ct ltort sl11tol @olotpgtsfor>
ldg, JONI / Sen iibffe ltges Sis er ble=
bet begaoet mos ppi0e &pinoer Ser i
8peu. Han 6enianoen SIDE bar
Megrene i 0en i9olige Gel af @perr,
Set egelltlige gecocrfporter, ilaaet Jig
iumn1en % bar al1grebet Ell Noliti=
ltDrfe, Scr por lenOt r0 for at lplitte
Sonoen. Set fom Gfonoags til eli
&alnp mel1em Oenl bporuco ct
l1ficnOt slatol 9eegre % cit Noliti=
mm10 blep brGbt, n1eoens 4 Noliti=
nun0 blep boorot laare0e. Operf al
Set pao &olitiet lfete fra ct @ag=
bol0. Is 9segre piOes meO Sitfer=
Deo at bore ifltot, 1ltet Set otrfelige
slntol Drnbte ct ltffert lal1gt jtprre.
S Sc lioite Z Sage ct ser al gfegre
gjort life nil16re enO 12 Snl0tGgts=
furlpg moo Dpioe &binOer, DDoraf 5
/ Sc lioltc "a Sin1er fpr Sptbierue
brp0 lgs.~ 2proog slften lanlle0es
Ell 8anoe @pi0e, Ser tiltog 5tdr=
relie / 9fottel1s 2pb, og iom tog Jig
for at lfpoe eller giennenprDgle olle
9fegre> ser fom 6cns Sci. Sp til
Mi0nat bar 10 9iegre Ornbt og ct
Itort slntol laare0e 9pens Wfapor
110fal0te alt bpaO 9Den bab0e al $50
liti og 8ronoprlen for at gie11opretts
Sr6enen, nen ltoen ip110erlig 9eptte,
bporfor @uperupren blep anno0et
o1n at ier0e Sropper.
Me9erbefolfningen rul10t ON / @p,
Ell rtnrfeoe illart, at Set gialbt 2tDet,
% ibete @ifferbe0 / &inl0ere og
Stal0bpgninger, nen Sen raie11oe
Tolfebob opidgte @finleiteberite, og
laoinart en- 9teger blep trltffet fre1n,
bIep bo11 e1,tel1 6rebt pda 5teoet ell
Ter giennelnprpglet. Miot nnoer
gresjerne font @feo0elelie ON ct MT
golotegtSforlpg al en- 9teger, og bette
gg6 Die poa Sloen. gn uBosle"
oanneoes Sen Ggn, bpor Spertal-
set lfete, og set lpffe0es 0en at fange
Ell '9ieger, Set a1ltoges at bore ben
@fploige. @on blep arrelteret. SIT
Sc i 8pen role0e inens geegerfor=
telgellen pnrrc eno fpr. llpe I Ell at
5sorltnoerne iamleoe Ell 8onoe NsJre
! Jig for at forloore Jig onl n1ul1gt
bupne Jig poo Sc @Dioe. @n Stprte
Gclitilnpn0 lel1Otes irno6 bell, og bet
por fer at Sen fpr olntalte Nplttt=
n1an0 falot 11n6er ct Sperfalo a:
stegre11e fra ct 8agbolo.
S1n 5pn0agen anfom ~ &onnpag
,,isr @tatsnilits, bnem set inart lpf=
feDes at tilpejebringe Sr6el1, og oct
a.,teges, at 6are for 11De Sptpler er
rperltoaet. Slertallet at 9fegre er
flngtet fra BDell og bette bar fGrt til,
| at n1ange Grbpersgrene, bpor gtegre
bapbe 8efiaftigelfe, bar n1aaftct
lltanoie forele ebtg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

@an1mcnlign bette 8la6s @fter-
ret,1inger fra set garnle 2ano meo
anbre 8looes og pr6p, ON 9e roget
anbet S1eos fin6er 6em fpl6igere el.
ler mere paalibelige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
Store M(p6ker.
Scrnbancfataitruie, 9pnamit, ~
fpm 1T. 1T.

Stolte ltge iuotraf ct ltolnlilloeliq
fort s(ntal frpgtelige l1lpffestilial-
0es bau0e fer / 2anoet % onort
Steoer poa Dor &lo0c, pg Sobet al
Mel1reifelip og @rroier bar peret
forfrroelig fort.
9 in a M t e t 3 y I . / o II.
S @SSernbulteterrGnet peO Sellico,
&D, Ell 9p scr ligger poa @ranoi iel,
af&el1tllcfp % Ienneslee, efsploDere-
De 6reoogs cit Gpgll Ser bar looet
mco 0Dna1t1it. Oct ct life felt folt=
lloaet, bpao Ser foraariageoe @fsplo=
ltonen, lnen Sen lfpl0es pilt1of at ct
Nor 0fGn0 bap6e 1f11ot tilmaals efter
Ell Elet paa @ogne11 11oel1 at ptDe,
1neo bbilfet fqrligt Stof Sen oor Ia
set. girfningen al @fsploiionen bar
frp9telig. @i;nolt 8 Mennefer ont
fom> 5 iaare0es, Sfa0e pao Gien=
Oon anl llaae5 til 1 Million Collars,
og oper 500 Mlennelfer blep bjen1=
lpie. @bert enelte 9uS / Jorret=
11t11gsfparteret blep enten felt poelagt
eller iaa 1neget 1fo0et, at set 1noa
bDgges felt on1, og bele @pe11 er
prottilf toget inbnet mes seSor6e11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

9ettc 8lab er me6 fit rigt afpefs,
lenbe Snobo1o og tiltolen6e l16itprel,
.ie i Jorbolb til fit, 8ris ,1opertruf-
fet af noget an6et @la6 fer / 2an-
set / fanu1e Sprog. abonner paa
set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
S u + o II i 6 / II q.

x j I II vt II Il.
Sra Song Song meloes ON ct for
fGr0eligt ltbeir, lon1 SirsDog 81
terni00ag ol0eles lOen &ariel brpo
lgS oper 9Dg1 og onrttteoe forf GER
oelige 96elnggeller. 5tprmelL Ser
bar of en iQa frpgtelig Stprfe ioln
non flun fjen6er ben / Sc pltojtotilfe
&yitlal0e, ruie0e / 2 inn1ful0e 81
mer oper Song Song og Sn1egl1, pg
lfjpl1t Ser er0nu fife foreligger ou=
tbc1tilfe Splps11iltger ont Smfonget
al Sfo0cl1, nlenes Sullet al Sc Sll1=
fonlle life at bore 1u1Oer 10000, og
&Gr0itobet CT anlot til 20 Mill. 9ol=
lars. SGrligt gif Set l0 pper Sit
bene> og Song Song 9opn CT belt
0nffet al &rog. IL Sfihe CT lluntne
og "a ltral10eoe, olle 1torc 3an1pere
al forlfjellige 9eutionaliteter, og ct
rDDre 9(ltal n1inorc Jortpjer gift til
@r1110S. @opne6plpurferne, Scr for
Set n1elte bar al Srr, ct pOclogte
s)tin01t to omerifnnlfe 9uu1plfibe CT
Dobarereoe, Dil ltl1of fun1plet Grag; !;
Ser nGre0cs alporlig 6rpgt fpr, at
Sen omerifonlfe &anol1boa6 u@ele=
na"> ser bar / TarDonOene nnr Song
Song un0er Spfpnel1 ifl1lOe bore
gooct l1n0er meo Wfon0 pg sQil,s; Ser
bar 173 @eun0 og 10 Sfficerer ont
boro. st lel1ere Selegroln 1ne0be=
Ter 6og, at @fibet CT folnnet liffert
/ @opn.
Ser al e f q a 1rp er. /.
S 9eerbe0eu al 9oper, Ofloban1n
ltprte0e / Girs0ags 2ofonotipet>
Baggage og @oltpognen, 9ipgepog=
men og 9agpognen pe0 ct &ocf So
lono &oslogertrGn ne6 al en D9i
Bro ober @tttorro1t Niber, ser bar
it9rft opibuln1et beo 99egnfolo Ont
egl1eu. @unoeu % gtral>ben al
Glo0en beitaar pod l1lDffeslte0et
booe0iagelig of abifian6. 8roe1 bor
bragt u6 al stilling be6 Srpf al
Gat,tlhermosier, iom 6er1 itri0e
Strpm fgrte mes Jig, oa Malfi11iite,t
ina life, at @roe,t Dar beifa6iget, fgr
ban bar nogle Oar6s fra 6en. San
reo6eoe Il9 peo at ipringe al, to
@ulntnnbogne bleb pao @finnerue,
lt1e11 bele set 9prige Srnn ltprtese
neo. 2ofonotipet 6Gffe0es ltrafs
al &un0, nen @ognene fprtes al San=
Set ne0 as Strgmmen, i116til Sc
ltrQl1oeoe paa Gan0bonfer. 9togle
foa &asiogerer flap 116 al 8in0uer=
ne pg fgrtes bort al 8anoet, 1togle
al 6isie fit fat / 0riptgn1ner oa
leile6e neo a6 6lo0en paa bette, og
of ben1 re66ebeS enfelte Nfile neoe11=
for l1lnffeslte6et u6ntattet Sill
lta1t6> balbt 0ruf11e0e. Soorn1ange
Scr on1fon1 bibes life, 6a ser intel
Sal er bberfen for bbor mango Ser er
re6oe6e eller Mntallet of Nasiage-
rer. Set anilaaes, at s er ontfomne
og 20 farltgt iaare6e, men set mi.
agtige Sal pil tappe nogeniiltbe bli:
he fienot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
1yurbmo ,nub Spinm. Sra &efina

Torbno 1moS Spilnt. Sra Eefillg
meb0eles, at ser efter Sillfpn6elle al
ben &omi5lion al bdjt1tooen6e &ine-
1ere, JONI 1rplig belp9te 9nnerifa og
europa er u0lteot ct fejlerligt Goift,
Ser forbDber Srug al Opium og
9prfning al 0en @olu1lte, al bpilfen
Opium n0orogeS 6orbu0et 1fal
bore giennenfprt i1Oer 10 9(ar.
1ette 6orbl10 bil ran1n1e llolen6inge
lige loo Boor6t ion1 &inelere> bn Set
ilnr er gnglnr0ere ser 6riper 9on=
6ele11 mes Spi1tl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
9sanl >. Stcnslan6, Sen bortrGn1te

4aml >. Stcnslau0, Sen bortrgnte
@anfier fra GbicQgo, er otter
Mmerifa. &ott onfom @fonoog Mf<
ten til Seem Oorf me0 ben tDife Sce=
an0Qn1per u9(6eI6art" Ser efter l9r=
ligt arrangement mes DamplfibS=
iellfabet bar onlgbet Sangier for at
toge Memlingen ombor0 og fore 'bom
til 9l1nerifa nn0er 8eDogtning al
@tatsa6pofat @arrp Slion> Ser fanr=
n1el1 mes en- @bicago SSournali1t paa-
greb G1pgtningen @faroffo. @tens,
lan0 blep itrafs fdrt fra Damplfibet
til en- 8ugierbaao, / bbilfen ban
1ne0te 1i11 @pn Gbeo0ore, ser par reiit
til Seem Oorf for at trGffe 1ammen
mes fin 6a6er. 8ao0e So0er og
@gn grnb, 6a Sc traf larnnnen 8ng=
lerbaa0ens @abDt. GtenSlan6 loa
lpag og 1,0tpret u0, men erflGrer at
ban ct re6e til at mp0e for Domlto=
lene og tage 6plgerne al lin 5orbrp-
0elje. Nn1boro / 8uglerbaa0en blep
Gtenslol16 forlnelt arrelteret al De
teftiper og fan blep Girsoags fbrt
til Diltriftsu6pofatens &ontor Seem
Yorf, bpor Sc forndOne l1oleperings=
sSormaliteter blep foretagne. Sirs=
Sag @itern1ib6ag bleu @te1lslano f6rt
til @fsprestoget til Gbicago, bbor
ban anfon Sns6og Morgen; bon
blep / ltgrite @emmeligbeo fgrt til
Tengslet ser 8pen og btl mi lnar1
for MIpor fon11ne til at ltaa til Sfegn:
ifob for fine 8eoragerter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
2amplfi6siart paa Mtslpnri.

10 slor bor Gompifibsfarten pao
AHisloltri puret ltanOlet> 6a lnol1 bar
fommet til Set 9iell1ltat, at 6lo0en
life por forbor for 9anrplfibe. yfl1
ct in1i0lerti6 Tarten after optoget,
i0et ct 1onplfib onfom til &anlaS
Gitp me6 2o0l1il1g fra ct. 2ol1is
5fibets 9lnfomlt bleD billet me0 ltor
@egeiitring. &on61ton0en / 6lo0el1
er for Sioen meget lob> og 6en lDffe-
ligt ful6el10te giejie er 6erfor ct goot
@epis for, at 9ompifibSfort poo
Misio1ri go6t fan lo0e Jig 11ofdre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

&mslanos G5ar er 6el1ne Sis poo
Ell ltoflugt 6en finife @ugt omboro
| lit 1an1plfib. 0et meo0eles, at
ban bliDer mere pg mere bete1felig
oper Stillingen, og at fan goor /
uopbprlig 0a0Sfrpgt. @an poper
fife at blipe boen0e / fit Yalo6s> og
ban tgnfer alporligt poa at fraltge
Jig &egieringel1. Weange anier bans
@grejie iom Set fdrlte @fri6t Sen
&etl1ing og tpipler onl at bau otter
pil penoe tilboge til lin @ooe0lto6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
2(Qeue9ne ira.
Npt ira ane &amoc.

slbonl oamio, 5prfiets Sultan,
bar lGlgere Sio pGret ipagelig,
noen at 2egerne Dor bnret Stan0
til at beitemme banS Spg6on1. 0e
liolte l1n0eripgeller far BOG brogt
for 0ogen at fan lioer al &reft en-
Sorm, Ser life tilla6er Operation. S
&eglen Dil 6enne s(rt &rnftipgoom
babe 6p6elig ll6gong in6en ct slor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

Otter &ataitrofcn. S 9il1inerne i
Gan Srancisco ct Ser flere @Qnge
funoet Sig ser bar blebet felt 0nffe-
Sc al neOfal0en0e Niure. 6i61te
l(ge fanotes iaale6es o11trent en-
Snes Sig &uinerne al ct 2ogibus
poo Sjgrret al Siftb og Mi1na ctr.
/ bette &us boe0e o11trent so Men=
nelfcr poa 6cn Sis &otol ltrofen i11o=
trot og bt6til ct fun Z al 6em fun
oct / 2ipe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
MJJ KteMD0noId

More than likely you speak the same words yourself, and no doubt you feel far from we'll. The cause may be easily traced to some derangement of the fe. male organs which man;fesfs itself in depression of spirits. reluctance to go anywhere or do anything, backache, bearing down pains, flatulency, nerv- ousness, sleeplessness, or other fe- male weakness.
 These symptoms are but warnings that there is danger ahead, and unless needed a life of suffering or serious operation is the inevitable result
 The never failing remedy forall these symptoms is Lydia E. pinkham's Veg etable Compound.
 Miss Kate Mcdonald of Wood bridge, N. J., writes:
 Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
 " "Restored health has meant SO much to mo that l cannot help from telling about it for the sake of other suffering women.
 's For long time l suffered untold agony with female trouble and irregularities, which made me physical wreck. and no one thought would recover, but Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound has entirely cured me and made me well and strong, and feel it my duty to tell other suffering women what a splendid medicine it is.
 For twenty-five years Mrs. Pinkham, daughter-in-law of Lydia F. Pinlham, has under her direction. and since her decease. been advising sick women free of charge. Her advice is free and always helpful. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26

and the Rebekahs concluded their ses- sion in the lodge room at the old city hall bnilding. The grand assembly of the Rebekah degree met and elect ed the follow Ing officers yesterday evening:
 President-Mds Dora Ledgerwood of Hot Springs.
 Vice President-Mrs. Rose Duttlins- CT of Little Rock.
 secretarv-Mrs. Medora \. Reid of Little Rock Little Rock, reelected.
 Treasurer-Mrs. M J Seitz of Pick ett
 Brooks Little Liver-Root Pills ponvo COl1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
OVER THE STATE


Belt yards. The -laff was held for about $2oo express charges. but compromise was effected. the property
 turned over to the owner, Jack Nor gan. and he left with it Tuesday morn ing over the Iron Mountain for liar risburg. where the carnival company is exhibiting this week. Since S,f.h- ing the Cotton Belt route NIT. Mer- gan has been carrying his shows, con sistine of snakes, freaks, etc, anu a steam swing as baggage. There were almost two cars of the stuff which the Cotton Belt stopped at Pa"d2ouii for back charges. but Mr. Morgan showed that the agents along the line had allowed him to carry il as bag gage. and SO q compromise Was ef- a1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
VICE PRESIDENT
 FAIRBANkS' TNtR.
Bus, Day in Western Arkansas. Where Made Speeches in Interest
 of Republicans.

Fort Smith, Oct. 26.=Charies War tnitcd States. who opened his speech making tour in Arkansas at Green wood yesterday morning. passed through this city at fo:to IL m yes teTday. accompanied bv his secretary. Russell King and Geofge Files Re- publican nominee fot congress from this district The aistingaished vis- itor arrived on the cannon ball hav- ina gone east from Einita 10 catch the Frisco \ ca=asd of 40o persons were at tie= station =to meet fhe vice presi- dent. aad b" had aN impromptu recep- Sion, greeting every one cordially and tall>in4 for few moments with most of them He Was escorted to the pri- vate caf of Vice President Holden of the Midland Valley, attached to the Iron Mountains Greenwood train which was held for his arrival In the party with the vice president g o- in2 to Greenwood and Jenny Lind were George Tiles, James BriZzOlara United States Marshal Waves. Russell kin@ N. k Abbott, Tucker Butler of Van R0rtn and the reception commit te" from Paris, composed of John c. GhitWood. postmaster, and !. \. Dan dridge The committee wore red. white and b}ue badges. bearing the words. Fairbanks Reception Commit Lee.
 In an interview this evening Ntce President Fairbanks said
 My reception has heen most hearty aud cordial. This is my first trip through this section. and | am higtlE pleased and deli2hted with everything 1 have seen.
 Asked as To the outlook for the Re publcaus increasing their vote in this state Ma Fairbanks smiled and replied:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
ODD FELLOWS TO
 EUREKA SPRINGS
Will Meet There in 19O7-J. R. Don nell of Conway Elected Grand
 Master.

Hot Springs. Oct. 25.-The fiftysey- anth session Of the grand lodge of Id Fellows of Arkansas and the fifteenth annual assembly of the Rebekah de gree were brought to close last night with grand ball at the Park hotel. The conventions of both organ izations have been the most success fu eyer he'd, not only in attenGaEce, but in the work accomplished.
 The grand lodge was occupied Yes terday afternoon in the election of off cers Nearly all of the officers were elected by exclamation with the ex- cept;on of grand treasurer. There were several aspirants for this office, and the balloting lasted considerable length of time Past Grand Master, A. C. Jones of this city was asked to en- ter the race but declined in favor of C. W. Bvinoton, who Was reelected
 Officers for Essuing Year.
 The officers elected for the ensuing year are as follows;
 Grand Master-J. R Donnell of Conway.
 Deputy Grand Master-l.. D. Hickey of JonesborO.
 Grand Warden-Geo. T. Humphries
 Grand Seeretary-Jno P Paul of Gravette. reelected.
 Grand Treasurer-G w. Byineton of Pine Bluff, re-elented.
 Grand Representative s. ONeal of Fort Smith, the retiring grand master
 Eureka Springs Gets Next Meeting.
 The next meeting will be held in Eureka Springs There were two oth- CT aspirants for the honor of entertain ing that body, namely Paraeould and Hot Springs
 There was a strong sentiment in ia vor of selecting Hot Springs. but. in view of the fact that it is practically conceded that the next meeting of the sovereign grand lodge of the United States will be held here in 1a0S it was thoHehi best to yield to the importu- mites of Eureka Springs.
 The Odd Fellows held an interesting session in the lodge room in the old city hall building last night and the degree work was eNomplifed. The Re bekahs initiated class of 24 candi- i dates last night and gave an eXhibi- ton drill This morning at 2 O. I clock inc delegates formed in parade and. headed by the Woodmen of the World band and the boys band from the Orphans Home marched from the Park hotel to tho Arlington and re turn
 The Odd Fcl'o ows held a session in the pavilion at the Park hotel today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26

Cures babys croup. Willie's daily cuts and bruises, mama's sore throat, grandmas lameness-Dr. Thomas Electric Oil-the great household remedy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
W0MEN'S NEGLECT
suFFERlNGTnESUREP PENALTY
Health Thus Lost Is Restored by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
move you.

How many women do you know who are perfectly well and strong? We hear every day the same story over and over again. II do not feel we'll l am so tired all tae time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26

Do you digest your food? If no, take Brooks Iron Peptol, the digestive ferment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26

menced to ia ke your remedy have been
 st c a d i y improving z until now 1 can safely say 1 feel no more of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
4 GOOD WORD FOR PERU

my old trouble, and as a matter of course, will always have good word for Peruna.
 sI recommend it to all my fricnds.'
 Mrs. Magdalena Nlnkler, Route i, Westminster, Md. writes:
 q thank you very much for your sd- vice. l can safely say that Peruna and Manalin have saved my life.
 When l wrote to you the first time, asking your advice. my condition was so poor that did not ------i expect to live through fRaIot the winter, but now I FOX am perfectly healthy. PE-RU-NA. 1 cannot praise your r------- - medicine enough and l recommend it to others
 T. T. Markland, a well known bu.i nc-s man of Clncinnati, O. writes from 800 Wood burn Ave-, as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26

T wish to congratulate you on your medicine, Peruna. 1 have been suf- ferer with catarrh of the stomach for over two wears, but since 1 have com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
in Death.

Fort Smith-James Huddleston. 10 years of age, who drank sulphnric acid q few days ago by mistake, it Fort Smith, died Tuesday night. The deceased was WidoWer and leaves six small children.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
Ten-IIour Day.

MAINeIn-The WiScOnsin and Ar- kansas Lumber company al Malvern last week inau&urated the en-hour day system and all the employees are highly pleased with the change The pay is not reduced bN the reduction in ADu3.s If work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
Seeking Local History.

Amity-A literary Or9anlzdtlon ct Nia- itv. with the view of securing Sata for a complete history of that town. has issued circular requesting in- formation on the following subjects; The first school building and the first teacher first erist mill, the first sin, the first church and the denomination, the number of soldiers and their names that went to the civil war from Amitv. those that were killed anG il1 what battle, any interesting incident of the Waf that happened there, manH- facturins plants of the past and pres ent, population of .Amity, school pop uation. describe school building and give number of teachers, names =os prominent men and women who EaYe lived in this part Of Clark county. Give q short sketch oi each
 New PO>toiiice Building.
 Fayefteyle-Th treasury dep7.f- ment has notified the masor of Fay etteyille that the proposition of t!Ie city To donate to the I'nlse3 States government d site for q new postof flee building has been 5c1HFtel, sub- ject to the approval of tue jiti6#t to the property by the federal attorneys 6f Fort Smith Assistant Distfic. .At torney Gre@2s will probably go 10 Fayetteville within few days for the purpose of looking up the title 10 the lot The new budding. when erected. will cost $50. .o00 the appro- pfiation of that amount havma leen made al the last session of congress. The lot donated by the citizens of Fayetteville is the one formerly oc- ctpied by the county from 1894 fo 1895 and recently used D.. the cdr f01 a park. Mr Gregg state that he trinks Fhere is no doubt that the tile VII be approved. consequenii, h" builG- ing will undoubtedly be under con sHucti0n within short time.
 You furnish the baby, the druggist will furnish Brooks Baby Bowell Balm for teething and diarlhoea and all bowel troubes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
W omen Promoters.

Gravette=A number of prominent women of tiravef3e, rea1izin& the ne eessity fer the esrabIishment of a canning factory in that town. have undertaken the responsibility of financing the project They have se- cured quite sum for the enterprise and expect soon 10 have il established and in OneratiOu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
NatD. Rodgers, l=S maiD st.

or address him, P. o. Box PA, Pine Bluff, Ark. He also buys old line life insurance dividend policies, paying In cash more than the companies' cash value for 20-year dividend policies at. ter 12 annual premiums have been paid; for 15-yer dividend policies af. paid. Write for description blanks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
On d rui>e.

SiIoam Springs Miss Nina Conley Of Siloam Springs received d letter from her cousin, Earl Carl, sailor on the r. $. $. Maryland. now at Ath- ems, Greece, in which he states that they sail ill a few days for Port Said. Egypt The ship is on q cruise around thn ,Nn,.lI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26

They work while you sleep. one night cure, Brooks Laxative Qu,nine Tablets for grip and cold. Don't de- press hearts action.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
Lost Money.

Rogers The Rogers Fair associa- ton il is said, lost between $1ooh and s20oo this year, due largely to the un- favorable weather, and the directors are now considering whether il is best to abandon the fair, sell the property and pay off the indebtedness or levy an assessment to make up the deficit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26

Wilmal-On Saturday the Gates Lumber. company at Wifmar, paid all it's employees in gold There is now in Wilmar. it is said more gold in circulation than ever before at any one time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
Successful Rice Grower.

Gillette-Rice culture on Grand prairie, in Arkansas county. k prov ing to be very successful. One plant er, who invested ill loo acres has made neat sum out of his first crop. The land and cultivation of the loo acres of rice cost him $6 o0o This years crop, he estimates. will briu9 him So n00
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
Pipe for Gas Wells.

Van Buren--A large amount of gas pipe is passing through Van Buren daily for distribution along that line between Wagonef |. T.. and Ganey, kas The pipe is consigned To the natural gas company that is building a pipe line from Caney to Musko2ee