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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Wheas--CIub. se@s7e: bluestesn.
esM9oc: valley, so@sTc. red. sae.
oass--No. 1 white. sssQaso: gray.
nariey-~Feed. saa@sa so per ton:
brewing. nominal; rolled ssa.so@
2s-so.
Cosn.-whole. saes cracked. SGT per
ton.
Hay-valley timothy. No. I. s17@
SHOES. clover, so: cheat. S96li0:
grain hay so01i0; alfalfa. st3Wl4.
Domestic fruits-Sfrawbefrie Or
egon. f5M22Ac per pound: cherries.
si4o@a.7e per box; apples. stM2. so
per boxs goosebcrries. core per
pound.
Tropical Fruits--Lemons IS SOFA
625 box; oranges. navels, ss.B0N2 80:
grapefruit. saGs.ss; bananas. Sc per
pound
Root Vegetables Turnips. se per
sack. carrots, $3.50 per sack: beets,
sl2s@t.5o per sack garlic. 7AMtee
per pound; horsefadish, 7@se per
pound. ehicofy. a0c.
Fresh Vegetables Cabbage. Cali.
fornia. ssa3Ac per pound: caulifiower
xlMf2s doxen: lettuce. head. 35Masc
dozen; onions. 1o0l23c per dozen: TO
mstoes, So 2Se1'4.so crate, parsley, s5G1
SOC: artiehokes. osM7sc dozen; hot.
house lettuce. &C. box: peas. 76osc;
radishes. zoe dozen: asparagus, &C per
pound: bell peppers. soka3sc pound;
Ehubafb. &C per pound. cucumbers
5ocasi.sos spinach. $3.50 per crate
beans, f5c per pound; squash. socGsl
per box
Onions-Oregon. sa@s so per hun,
dred: Texas. &c per pound
Eafff@r CIV ~r@axrnmwsmms Ewsw,
creamery. 22sd2$c per pound Stat,
cresmerses; Fancy creamery, 2oG22Ae
store butter. 1T4fTsc.
Butter Faf-First grade cream, e28
per pound. second grade cream. 2
less per pound.
Cheese-Oregon full cream twins
lee; Young America, tic per pound.
Poultry-.Average old hens. lac
mixed chickens. f3Ac; spring fryer
and brollers, 1s42oe; old roosters
e11oci dressed chickens. 160fTc; tar
keys. 1--we. 10@12c: turkeys. dressed
choice. nominal; geese. live. pc
pound, Sc. young ducks. 1sc: oil
ducks. lse; pigeons. stGLso; SQUAD
Eggs-17sG1sc per dozen.
Neal-Dressed. 7s0125 pounds, Sc
125G1so pounds, &c: 100000 pound
&c: 200 pounds and up. s36ec.
Beef-Dressed bulls, 464sc %
T pound; COWS, e@7es country steer
7{dsc.
Mutton-Dressed. fancy. &C D,
pound: ordinary, sQssc; spring lamb
100104c
Pork-Dressed, 1oo018o pound
sa0ec; 1s0@2oo pounds. 707sc; q
pounds and up, eG68c-
Hops-e@sc per pound. accordir
to quality
Wool-Eastern Oregon, avers.
best 1eM22c per pound. according
shr1nkages valley, 2o422c. accordif
10 hnepess
Aohzir- Choice, ss@soe per poun
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08
Sentenced 70 .isi,

Boise, Idaho, June 1.-carl H DIM
can who was arrested on Tuesday as
a suspicious character at the instance
CT one of the Socialist writer's in Al.
tendance at the Haywood trial. an.
peared in police court this afteyrod ~
on the charge of carrying concssIoa
Weapons. He pleaded not guilty ds.
ehned an attorney and conducted ~.
own defense. The evidence showed ttas s
ne carried revolver and a dagger Ia a.
his satchel. U@eeer ID
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08
Kansas VIII Try 2-csnt F.~..

topeka, Kan, May 2s.-If the rail-
roads contest the accent passenger
rare law in Nebraska, and the statute
D upneia by the courts, the Kansas
Board of Railroad Commissioner NIL,
Oe asked to order reduction of all
ths fares to cents mile on
, ,l',n ground that if the rate il re- '
snuiie1atiye in Nebraska. il IS in Kan
rs rs n the railroads do not rontas.
asa st dtSeoraska law, the board will he
asNeo 70 issue the same ordar w oe
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Los Angeles. Cal, May SILT is
announced from official sources that
the Southern Pacific Railroad will de-
cline 70 pay any damages for injury
to passengers in the Glendale wreck
May 21 The fact that the accident
was caused supposedly by wreckers is
given as the reason Upwards of &c
passengers were injured, some oi
them seriously.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Toxic, June 4.-The news that the
British cruiser Monmouth win convey
Prince Fushimi from Vancouver &c
Yokohama and that the Japanese envoy
thus win be able TO travel thousands OF
miles by water under an ally's flag hal
been received with profound satisfae
tion by the Japanese, who regard IL a
demonstrating the great possibilities OF
the Angle Japanese alliance for insarins
the peace Of the world.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Chi-ago. May s1.-A dispatch to
the Tribune from Omaha, Neb., says:
Salary advances averaging 10 pc recent
have been granted by the Burlington
over the entire system. Practically
every employee of the road shares in
the advance except the trainmen
whose pay is fixed by conference, an
the telegraphers, who recently re-
|ceived an advance In the Omaha Of
fees alone there will be an increase
|of approximately $4,000 a year.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Vienna, June IA 14-year-old boy
here has astonished the prominent sur
geon, Baron Won Eisleberg, by the re.
markable grit he displayed in under.
going an operation. The boys arm
had to be amputated. He refused to
taken an anesthetic because he wanted
to watch the operation. The boy did
not vince and made no sound through
out, but watched the surgeon s work
with keen attention. He said after
ward that the sight was well worth IN,
pain. DIR. Won Eisleberg recognized
his pluck BY giving him a watch
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Canton, China. May 3i.-The revo-
lutionists in the neighborhood of
Swallow recently captured the entire
family of Chinese brigadier-general
and compelled them all to drown
themselves in a well. Thirteen hun
bred troops have been dispatched
from Canton to Swallow, and another
detachment has gone there from Shiu-
shing. A Swallow dispatch says that
a proclamation issued by the Svatvan
Revolutionary Society declares that
uprising is not directed against cor.
eigners or ordinary Chinese subjects
but against the government.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08
skeptical On Hague Conferences.

Toxic, May a0.-Absolute seclsr
is maintained by the Japanese goVs iii
ment regarding the subjects II mn.
present to the coming Hague, peace e /
conference for discussion, ana ;n,y
impossible to make prenlli;;sa;So,n
forecast of the governments pos,slfs
1t is generally felt that the coI'r re-
ence will not have much practica' en-
suit. The Japanese press is not
thusiastic on the subject.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08
Flood Does nix Damage.

FL Paso, Texas, June 4.-Over $780,
600 damage has been caused to crop and
manufacturing plants by the breaking
of the Rio Grande leveea st Whites
Spur eight miles above here. More than
1000 acers Of land are under water and
many families have been driven from
their homes
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

New York, June 4.-Snow fell in New
York Sunday The fakes did not fall
all the way TO the pavements, but. con-
ing from a colder Temperature. they
swirled about the tops Of the skyserap-
ers, and before dissolving added a mid
winter touch to the most remarkable
june that New Workers have known.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Denver, May 30.-The Rocky NOUN
tain News today says: That 'he
Federal inquisition now in progress
in Denver involves some OF the iais
est corporations in America, and Una.
indictments will be returned aga:lns'
men who are rated as multi-rlililon,
aires and captains of industry, KNOX, sa
as we'll in Wall street as in Coiorauo'
is the latest development IN conn.ad
ton with the prodding OF the gla''
Jury.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08
crasi cho.sn 1oxarnor

III Paso, Texas, June 4.--The cleo
tlon for Governor OF chihuahua,
Mexico, passed off quietly. Enrique G.
Creal, Mexican ambassador to the United
States, was elected without opposition
This will not necessisate his retirement
as ambassador, for under the laws OF
Mexico he has the right to appoint an
acting governor.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08
BALLOON HIT ~ LloHrMno.
Italian Army Captain Falls TOO Fest
Befors Gaze Of Crowd.


Rome, June "A tragic incident
took place June ! during review Of
tho troops by King Victor Emanuel and
Queen Hslena. A. q part Of the maneuv-
srs n military balloon was sent up to a
height Of 100 feet with Captain Uiiivelii
In the ear. A storm which had been
coming up burst suddenly and the thou
sands of spectators were Mortified to see
u fash Of lightning strike the bag Of
the balloon. There was an enormous
burst Of flames and terrific detona'
ton and the collapsed balloon with its
dangling ear fell to the earth, a mile
from the scene Of the review.
Crowds Of people, afoot and In auto
mobiles Rnd other conveyanecs, rushed
IN the direction where tho balloon had
fallen. Captain uiIiveiii was found
alive, but unconscious. He was placed
in an automobile and rushed to = hos.
pitaI, where he died without regaining
consciousness.
King Victor Emanuel and the mill.
tary authorities went to ths hospital
after the review TO inquire concerning
the injured man.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Two English lieutenants who made
a balloon voyage recently have been
given up for lost. The balloon was
picked up at sea.
japanese in Honolulu are signing a
petition TO the President 70 reseind
bis order forbidding the admission OF
japanese from the insular possessions
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Tangier, June A serious mutiny
of the Sultan's troops at Casa Blanca
has broken cut. The frouble arose over
the non-payment Of the men. The mutt
neers attempted 10 secure goods lying
in the Customhouse. but the authorities
succeeded in preventing this by paying
the men half Of the amount due them.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Victoria, B. c., May 3o.-Ao ~ me
from Japan state that the crews r. Two
schooners Taifuku Maru ana by
Maru. seized off Cooper lsianus and
Russian cruisers during the, wal been
imprisoned at Vladivostok, have W.
released.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Dallas, Tex, June An ent,.
~ ~ VI SIX negroes was drowned naa,
noney Grove last night as res 1I,
Of lne sudden rise Of creek The r.I,
roads IN Northern Texas are ba an,
crippled as a result Of the r Daaly
storms. Tue recent
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08
Oregon GIrIs Visit Roo....,.

ds Washington, May 2s.-The prss;
S;ri. To-Day received party of Oreeon
N Ms, VINO are guests of the Pse;sa
tn o. on trip to the fana ne
somn Exposition. This even;ra @"i 81
party lett tor the Exposition 'he
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08
Chinese R.ns,. Attack Town

Swallow, China, May 3o;-lher chung
lutionists are now attacking ,owrs
Lang and Tung Chang. wealthy - The
in Ching Hal district. many The
inhabitants have fed to this Guy.
uprising is attributed to eN9s
taxation.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08
GENERAL STATE
NEWS OF IDAHO
hons That Ae likely 70 Prove d
Interest to Our Readers.


Post FaIls-The county commission.
ers have had the Greens Ferry bridge
repaired, and II IL now ia better condi-
fion than ever. Pilfng has been driven
for the sheer boom, and the boom Ia be.
ing placed In position.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

springfield. ILL.,, May so-Th.
cent passenger fare hill W. ne .,
p ~ Governor Deneen ton NJ SsPpf9 Th;a
limit on al saiI straight assnta-mile
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Wallace Reports from the Rhode
Island mlne on Terror guleh state that
the ledge has n5w been exploited and
80 far has been found to be ~ feet in
width, containing "a feet Of ore assay
ing 1911 per eent lead and 1915 ounces
of silver to tho ton.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Washington-The following chang
es in the salaries OF Idaho postmas-
tiers will take effect July 1. based on
receipts for the past year:
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08


island nine On Terror pnIeh state that
the ledge has ns,w been exploited and |
80 far has been found to be ~ feet In |
width. containing 54 feet Of ore ASSAY |
ling 1911 uer eent lead and 1910 ounces |
Of silver to the ton.
| Lewiston.~~The Colby. Coryall 81
| Howe Lumber Company IL planning
great things for their sawmlil nit Win |
chester for the next years cut. They
have Just completed d cut OF 1000, 900
| ments will he ,nade dnrinv the carly
fall THE building Of a loo0in0 rail |
road and the inhalation ~ large
hand saw viii be among the improye-
meufa made.
4
/ WaIlaee.~A rich strike Ia reported
there In the Golden Chest mins at Muir
i raw. The strike in said to have been
made on the lower $500. foot crosscut
tunnel Ia the west ANA two veins are
/ reporfed Ia have been ouened The
4 drst Of these two veins IL said to be
i Ave feet In width and the vein beyond
ara ea,4.a, hatvvaen o,axt1lta ard slata
i while the saeopa lies vbolIv In s1afa-
4
/ Through the test;monv NJ
n Nowu,au farkscn ~ yVeiser Idabo
tehief clerk "a the STATE and Board
from Ioog 10 Ioo5 the prosecution
lin ~. Nortb Idaho land ronsniracv
case brought out fhe fact that GEORGE
In Kester cashier al the Lewiston
National Bank. sought TO influence
1.-The witness "a leave out az certain
STAFF selections snec;fed tracts AZ
lumber lands in the Clearwater sec
I ton. that the bank officials might file
:
!. Lewisfon.--Bales and Jones, the Nez
Perez prairie cattlemen, will make a
i 20-ear shipment of stock from Lewiston
/ on June 7. The shipment is to be billed
/ Ito Manslan. N. d., where the cattle will
be run on the Indian reservation. Cat
!. tile in the Asotin. Nez Perce and
1 | GranQevile counties are being bought
up and shipped to eastern markets. Mr..
y Jones. one Of the Arm members. states
1 that quotations received from Southern
= Idaho are so much lower than those
= | offered here that the firm has decided
) TO hereafter buy stock in that locality.
i. -
r'ors' ra ~ '"a a;sss ~ s;n" nno Aa Of
~ ~ ~ ~"e o'
Imauf .xork hniuv earriol ON al this
lti,,a has la;a o,,aa rraat saan,s ~ ear'
o ~ ,ra ~, ,p XII, 49, hoa,, bas ha sr
d ta,,,sa .. ~ 49, ~ g. ooo's aet a ssN,
1920 y. '"e "a Az oa sro,, ro' ~ s'o, re
= sI $500 49, @s. ,aaaa sha,,, ~
70 n sap',a ' ~ oun rav . SaT a 40,
Id ahs,,,t 49, , ~5 r. I,
10 en,..h iii ha ee,,stretsa 49, We; =.
Ia A. Wanshr e pan;sa ~ na; P oas,
.e s W. $780, eni,asae az '"P""' ga"
If 'o"' "''F' N''oosae.
mi ,ny.,,.o III ..,o - W.,
IL Wat,aeei ne sa'oon nlen ol w
n a "ase c, miaas a'aa"s s,ns"'s =,
20 tested. and Dan Me(,innis Of the Ar
k. cade Thcater, has canvassed the cit,
~ sse VIA suppose WIZ oe snss" =,
sne p" shns -, 'na1aesss n.'s WI" sn'
st sui ',a' ~ sa,poa ny. ~,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Lewiston.~~The Colby, Coryell &
Howe Lumber Company IL planning
great things for their sawmijl ait Win
chester for the next years cut. They
have just completed a cut Of 1000, 900
feet Of lumber; the proposed improve
ments will be made during the early
fall The building OF logging rail
road and the installation Of large
band saw will be among the improve
5neufa made,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-06-08

Wallace.-~A rich strike Ia reported
here In the Golden Chest mine at Muir.
ray. The strike liz said TO have been
made on the lower 2600-foot crosscut
tunnel to the west, and two veins are
reported to have been opened. The
first of these two veins IL said to be
Ave feet In width and the vein beyond
that two feet in width. The first is on
the contact between quartzite and slate
while the second lies wholly In slate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-06
HOLD REPORT 0N
 ARKANSAS RIVER Conclusion of Army Engi- neers as to Course to Be Taken May Not Be Made Public for Months.
PINE BLUFF ANXIOUS
If Matter Is Deemed Urgent An nOuncement of the RecOmmenda- tiOns of the Engineers Will Be Made Public.

Pine Bluff business men and espec- ially the members of the Pine Bluff Board of Trade, anxiously await tbe report of the river engineers who re- gently inspected the Arkansas river at this point and who will either ap- prove or disapprove the improve ments that are planned in the river at this place.
 The report of the board of three army ngineers-Major Scars, Cap tain Hoffman and Captain Wooten- is in process of digestion by the mem- bers of the Board of Rivers and liar bors at Washington, to which all such matters must be referred under the terms of the appropriation act adopt ed lost spring.
 This board will make a recommen- dation to the chief of engineers, Gen. Mackenzie, who will transmit it to the secretary of war, and it may then be available in part, although the off, cers incline to the view that the re- port will be held for publication until the Congress assemblies. If, however, the secretary determines that action is needed at once, because of the pro- vision for the contingent expenditure of $100,000 in the Little Rock district the people of that region will be told what the three engineers recommend ed
 Owing to the press of business aud the slowness with which army off cers wind and unwind red tape, the matter probably will pend for sev- eral weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-06
PINE BLUFF
 LOOKS GOOD

Secretary J. L. Caldwell of the Pine Bluff Board of Trade received let ter this morning from w. N. Trulook, president of that body, in which he states that Pine Bluff "looks mighty good to him. when it comes to fgur- ing on the probable winner for the Arkansaw Travellers meeting for next year. The special train, which left this city yesterday for Eureka Springs, carried eighteen travelling salesmen who have votes in the con vention. A campaign committee was named by President Trulock on the train to do the boosting" at Eureka Springs during the meeting. The con- mitee is composed of w. N. Trulock w. l.. Toney. B. B. Bloom. w. w. Byrd, D. J. Kerwin, w. F. Lindsey Guy Lefiar and Jesse Pruitt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-06
Y.m.C.A, CONTRACT
 |S AWARDED Building Committee Gives the Work of Remodeling Building to Prather Con- struction Company.
DETAILS OF THE WORK
New Apartments Throughoat-Large Swimming Pool and Auditorium Planned-Bid Was $14,16t-Total Cost of Improvements $o0,0O0.

The Building Committee of the Y. M. c. A. met yesterday afternoon in General Secretary A. B. Richardson $ office and opened the remaining bids for the remodeling Of the Y. M. c. A. It was found that many of the bids were from out of town contractors and even some bids from St. Louis firms were opensd.~The competition be- tween the contractors was very sharp. After duly considering the bids the committee awarded the general con- tract to the Prather Construction Company of Fort Smith. This is the same company which remodeled the Jefferson county court house. Their bid was the lowest. It was $14,161. Bond was immediately made by this company and work will be commenced Monday morning.
 The representatives of the Prather Construction Company say that they hope to complete the building within three months. The contract for the electric wiring was let to the Pine City Electric Company. The amount of their bid has not yet been given
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-06

out. The plumbing contract was awarded to the Pine Bluff Plumbing Company, and the contract for the in- stallation of a complete steam heating system was awarded to Robinson Brothers Plumbing company. The con- tract for the marble and tile work has not yet been let. The cost of the com pleted building, including tiling, will be S20,747. When these improve ments have been completed Pine Bluff will be able to boast of a Y. M. c. A. building second to none in the South west. The value of the building after the improvements have been carried out will be over $60,oo0. The floor area will be practically doubled. All the ground floors will be filed, The fixtures of the bath rooms wifi be mar ble. In place of the usual cement swimming pool a new departure will be made from the old style by having the new one lined with tile which will not only be more pleasing to look up
  On but will be far more sanitary. On the third floor will be situated the combination auditorium and gymna- sium which will have a seating capac- ity of 300. The gymnasium will be fitted out with the best gymnastic ap- paratus obtainable. The fourth floor will be exclusively devoted to sleeping rooms, which will be rented nightly. Every room will have it's individual lavatory and steam heating will also be installed in every room. The dor mitory is for the use of engineers, con- ductors, firemen and in fact for all men whose occupation forces them to snatch wink of sleep" whenever they can. The small boy is already beginning to indulge in remarks as to how many times day he is going to take dive in the new swimming pool.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-06
LITTLE ROCKIANS
 AT FORT SMITH

The following is clipped from the Fort Smith Times:
 With banners flying and bands playing the Little Rock delegation bound for the Eureka Springs con- vontion steamed into the city this afternoon on special train con- posed Of a Pullman and two coaches. over tho Frisco. Over 100 delegates were on the train with their wives and friends.
 For a moment the old Frisco depot was filled with a pande- monium of cheers as the Fort Smith Travellers greeted their cap- ital city brothers. A march was at once taken up, with Chief of Police Surratt leading, and the two dele gations paraded the avenue.
 At 2:30 the Boosters met at Albers' store and formed in double rank, marching to the Frisco sta- tion, where the special train was met. Dobyns' band led the process ion, with two automobiles carry ing the leading Boosters of the city, following.
 After the visitors had arrived, a line of march was again made up. The Little Rock band was selected to lead, with the capital city men following. After them came the Fort Smith band with the Boosters in double rank. The two automo- piles occupied a place in the pro- cession with the visiting ladies occupying them.
 The special train which arrived this afternoon is only a part of the Little Rock delegation. Tonight some time another train with the remainder of the members is sched- uled to pass through the city. bound for the Spring City.
 After that train the Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-06

special will be run, which will ho joined to the Fort Smith train, the two leaving here at 6 a. III. tomor- row.
 Upon the return to the hotel an address was delivered from the balcony of the Hotel Main in well come of the Little Rock delegation. Harry Myers made the response and took the cake, frosting, rib- bons and the salver upon which the cake was served. He kept the boys in continual laughter and they answered in cheers. He spoke of Fort Smith as great city and generously said that if Little Rock did not get the convention next year and Pine Bluff fell short. Fort Smith could go after it. At the conclusion of the addr sss the delegation took up it's line of march to the depot to take the train ta Eureka Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-06

Account with tbis bank is helpful not only to men in business, but to every man and woman alike who haa any money transactions.
 It encourages economy.
 It establishes your credit.
 It makes sending money away or paying bills easy.
 It safeguards your cash. It is business to have one.
 Why not start Check Account hero today? 1
 THE BANK OF PINE BLUFF. !.
 Capital and Profits, $183,0 000.OO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-06
Our Line of Spring Suits.

Combine absolutely distinctive styles, and we tailor them with that distinctive touch and style that makes them in perfect accord with the d~mand of the ultra swell. dressers Eisenkramer the Tailor Second avenue, corner Pine street over Citizens Bank.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-06
MRS. DORA APPLYING
 DIED YESTERDAY

Mrs. Dora Appling, 2S years old, died at her home on the Sulphur Springs road yesterday afternoon after an illness of several weks. She leaves a husband and four children, Jewel, ii years old; Will, 6; Ben, 5. and Fife ?. The funeral took place today, the in- terment being in Clements cemetery in Grant county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-06
RING

351 old phone or 3i3 new phone for box factory wood. Special attention to telephone orders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-06

money for the entertainment of the visitors.