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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-08
Underwear Specials

We have almost trained people to come here for underwear bargains, and this IS to be a schooling for you.
 Childrens Union Suits, made of best fleece lined, pure white cotton, neck finished in silk, crochet trimming, and silk tape. Our regular soc quality; 1Ec Monday .'.'.-.'.. .f.'. ', wv Children's Vests and Pants, made of good Aeeced gray cotton, small and medium sizes only; regular 25c 1Ec garments; Monday ............ .IJI
 Ladies' Vests and Drawers or Tights, made of wool, or silk-and-wool; also silk vests and tights. We sell them for $1.25 and $1.50. Monday you 7Ec can buy them for ................. lJI
 Ladies' Vests and Drawers, made of best medicated sanitary red flannel; 1 m price $125; Monday special. ..... .I.UU
 Boys Sweaters-something interesting to every little man big enough to wear one.
 $2.O0 Sweaters, Monday. -. .$1.35
 $150 Sweaters, Monday -. S110
 S100 Sweaters Monday .... 75c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-08
Wash Goods Values.

Your needs in this class of material will just begin at Christmas. While you are busy hunting gifts, and thinking of others, we want to ask you for two of your thoughts-one for your purse, and one for yourself-that all
 35c and soc Imported Silk and Cotton Waistings, in whites and creams. These novelties are the highest attainments of perfectly soft finish Madras. 1E, Special for Monday ..............A AJC
 Dark Outings for comfort Things They are in good, substantial patterns of checks, stripes and plaids,Sand sell 1E, for 71ac. Monday we sell them for. ZJC
 All wool F'lannels for the making of ladies' and children's undergarments. Shown in blues and reds, which we price to people at 25c and 30c. n. Special for Monday ZUC
 By way of announcement, we have just received massive case of Nurses Striped Ginghams on which we guarantee the color. They are bright, fresh fe. and tempting ..................... IJC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-08
The Richest Creations of the Furrier'

The following will tell you roughly what great variety see and how the price range stretches from the inexpensive agant These fus shown made up in every form to wh and there many others not mentioned:
 Coney Jap Mink, Blended Oposslm, ZbLlne, Natu1 Russian Sable Squirrel, Isabella Fox Linx Sabel to1 ot chlla Errnine Russian and Hudson Bay Sabel BeaN Lamb and Baby Lamb
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-08
Belts! Belts! Belts!

Ladies Elastic Belts and leather belts, representing almost every style Without question the greatest assorment you E(1c have ever had placed before you. JUL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-08
Suggestions in Art Goods.

things They throw welcome to doiie hard and giveus tn chances an make tomor1ow
 
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  na esss for v Monday % purely % Rs gs you here The $l95 ats 4lLJ Belts! BeltS BeltS Mems Wear tsandl
 
 ion JUL J.JU
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12
PREACHER Is TWO
 HOURS IN PRISON Rev. w. T. Anis of First Baptist Church of Hot Springs Locked Up on a Charge of Contempt.
HIS PARTNER TOO
t. O. Schaeffer, Managing Editor of Hot Sprin gs Bulletin, Is Held Sey- eral Hours-Habeas Cerpu, Re. leasc-Big Meeting Held.

Hot Springs, July 12.-For two 1 hours yesterday Rev. w. T. Ami& pastor of the First Baptist churca,
 manager of the Hot Springs Bulletin, and one of the leaders of the c. I. U.
 movement, was incarcerated in the county jail for contempt of court. E. 0. Schaeffer, managing editor of the paper, was also locked up from early yesterday morning until { o'clock it.
 the afternoon, when both men were released on a writ of habeas corpus issued by Judge Evans of the circui.
 court.
 The jail sentences imposed upon
 the two men were the results of their
 refusals to pay fines of $25 each i1n-
 posed upon them March 5 by County
 Judge Sumpter, who declared them guilty of contempt of court for arsi- cles published in the Bulletin. To- morrow morning Judge Evans will hear the case in circuit court an! de- eide whether the two men are obliged to pay the fines.
 The warrant for Schaeffer's arrest was issued yesterday. He was ar rested and sent to jail early yesterday morning. Judge J. B. Wood, Schaef- fer's counsel, at once asked that an appeal be taken to the circuit court, but the clerk of Judge Sumpter's court refused to entertain such mo- tion, saying that he had no authority to do so, and that there could be no appeal in such a case
 Yesterday afternoon the Rev. MT. Amis was arrested at the Bulletin office and also sent to jail. Attorney Wood at once applied to Judge Evans for writ of habeas corpus, with the result that the two men were released late yesterday afternoon. The pres ent developments are another chapter in the long and bitter political and reform controversy that has been carried on here.
 The Citizens Improvement Union, which was organized to publish the in the interest of the re- form element in politics, held an in- dignation meeting tonight at the old city hall. About 75 attended the meet ing. Only members of the organiza- tion were admitted, and what took place is not definitely known. Dr. G. H. Hallman, president of the organi- zation, presided.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12
BAD ACCIDENT
 WAS AVOIDED
Passengers on Main Street Car Civ en Frightful Scare This Morn ing When Wagon Obstructed
 Street Car Tracks.

A northbound street car this morn ing at about 9:30 o'clock narrowly escaped colliding with wagon be- longing to the Citizens Light and Transit Company, at Main street and Tenth avenue. There were two meu on the wagon at the time, and they evidently did not notice the approach of the car, which missed them only 8 few inches. The motorman quickly put on brakes, and stopped the car in time to prevent what might have been a serious accident. The car was stop ped so suddenly that it slid several feet after the wheels were caught by the brakes. The street at this point is very narrow, and the wagon was out repairing the poles which hold up the trolley and electric light wires. There were about 15 passengers on the car at the time, and every one ex- pected to witness serious accident.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12
MAN WITH TWO
 WIVES ACQUITTED
Interesting Case in Which Pine Bluff Attorney Figures Prominently
 Heard at RisOn.

Attorney T. Havis Nixon has re- turned from Rison where he et- tended a session of the Cleveland circuit court acting as counsel for Fed Forrest white man who was charged with bigamy and who was acquitted by a jury after the jur ors spent almost a whole day in the jury room arguing the case. MT. Nixon was associated with Attorney Pitt Holmes in the defense.
 According to the testimony in troduced at the hearing, Forrest, who is twenty-eight year old, de- serted his first wife in January, 1901, leaving with her two child ren in Drew county. The following month Forrest married in Cleve- land county. His first wife moved to Cleveland county some few months ago and Forrest went to her and his second wife was left alone. His arrest followed on a bigamy charge. Two justices of the peace, two marriage licenses, two babies and two wives were in the court to testify at the recent hear
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12
PENSION BOARD
 AWARDS PENSIONS
Five Applications Rejected by Board and Many Pensions Granted-TO Be Paid in September.

The Jefferson Ecounty Pension Board met this morning in the of flee of County Clerk Jesse R. Core and awarded pensions to residents of this county which are to be paid them in September. Thomas Green Sr. was chairman and County Clerk Core was clerk. The other members of the Board are: w. c. Garrett, of Altheimer, and N. R. Rodgers of this city, both of whom were pre- sent at the meeting. The following awards were made after five ap- plications for pensions had been re- jected.
 George H. Lusby, Pine Bluff, s1o0; Mrs. R. E. Bond, Humphrey, $50; D. Foley, Pine Bluff, s100; J. M. Greenlee, Faith, $50; Mrs. Mary J. Harris, Pine Bluff, $50; Mrs. Sarah E. James, Pine Bluff, $50: Mrs. H. A. E. Lemon, Wabba- seka, $50; F. A. Berry, Jefferson Springs, $50; Mrs. Samantha J. Simpson, Redfeld, $50; Mrs. B. B. smith. Pine Bluff, $50: w. A. sal ders, Kedron, $50; s. O. Waters, Redfield, s1OO; and Mrs. Sarah A. Jones, Pine Bluff, $50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12

papers, he said, "and you will see
 when he is coming for sure. And if you don't read your home paper, you're not Booster and you have no home pride"
 senator Toney said he was a poor substitute for Governor Pindall, that he did not know he was going to he called on until he was on the oar going out to the Park. sT'm a Boost CT, said the speaker, "for ten years have been boosting legislation that was for the good of the people of this city, county and state. have never been knocker.'
 senator Toney reviewed the objects of Amendment No. 10 for the success Of which the Boosters are working so hard. He said that Arkansas was the best state in the union; that it had the greatest and most valuable re- sources of any commonwealth. The state has been progressive, he said, in spite of some of the, hardest laws ever enacted in America. He spoke Of the proposed bond issue and offer- ed facts and figures to show what could be accomplished Tor good roads # the Amendment is adopted. Good roads make good cities and good cities make good states, he said It is good roads that this state needs and with them property would double in value. Senator Toney was roundly applaud ed when he concluded his remarks.
 After the speaking the Boosters and their friends witnessed the moving picture shows at the Park and took in" the other amusements there. Forty-seven new members were added to the club yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12

Ing. he two justices performed the ceremonies which twice made him benedict. Forrest claimed duress in his second wedding and his attorneys made this their line of defense. He wa acquitted, though the bigamy charge was easily prov en with the two licenses. He still has two wives according to law. although he lives with only one, his first wife. The case is ono of the most interesting tried in Cleveland county for some years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

One of the Graphic collectors will call to collect your monthly sub scripticn within the next ten days and all subscribers are requested to have the correct amount on hand The collector is obliged to Vslt about o,OOO homes each month ana can not possibly call at the sis'" place more than once. The 10" price of subscription (65 cehts) barely covers the expense of print ing. delivering and collecting the subscriptions for the paper. There fore if you wish the Graphic de- livered daily at your door yo" will please comply with this kind re- quest and pay your bill promptly This will he heartily appreciated oS the management. The Graphic bills are just and like all just bilis' they should be paid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12
NEGRO SLAYER
 SURRENDERS Man Who Shot and Killed Another Negro Owe a Wo- man Returns From Cam. den and Tells Story.
WENT TO ATTORNEY
". 5. Sorrells Advised Negro to Sur render and He Did SO-Says He Was Justified in Killing Man Whe Fired at Him Four Times,

Ed Graham, the negro charged With the murder of Josh Hampton who was shot and killed in the western part of the city Sunday af- ternoon, June 23, came this morn- Ing to the authorities and gave himself up. He said that during the time since the commission of the crime he had been at Camden.
 Graham came this morning to w B. Sorrells in order to get him to defend him at the trial and on seeking his advice, immediately went to constable Frank Stewart and surrendered himself. He admits of having committed the crime with which he is charged, but says fur ther that it was self defense. The verdict of the coroner's jury in the case was that it was justifiable homicide.
 Graham was employed at the Sawyer and Austin Lumber com- pany of this city previous to the killing and is we'll known among the negroes of this city. He will be tried in Justice Louis Cheeks court tomorrow afternoon.
 It is stated by eye witnesses of the shooting that Hampton shot at Graham four times before he fired once, but that he missed every time. The trouble arose over Hampton's wife, with whom Hampton found Graham conversing with the afternoon of the fray.
 A search was instituted by the for him for some days after the tragedy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12
GIVEN ONE YEAR
 AND FINED $25
Will Neasley ''In Bad' With the Law and Other Charges HI Be Pre-.
 ferred As ,t Him.

Mill Neasley, the negro charged With petit larceny, who recently proved that he was attending ne- gro festival ill the western part of the city on the night of the bur- glary of Smart and Ritchie's store. was found guilty of petit larceny this morning in Justice Khok's court and was sentenced to one year on the county farm and fined $25 and costs by the jury.
 It is further understood that this is not tho only charge against Neasley for he will be tried again on next Monday morning in the same court on another charge of petit larceny. After this case is over It has been learned that still an- other charge will be preferred against him.
 The negro told the officers who arrested him that he had bought the goods, which he was accused of stealing, from Smart and Ritcie. but Smart and Ritchie's books do not show any such sale and it w., found out from the employees of the store that no such sale was made Neasley was arrested by Assistant Chief of Police Evan Par nell recently on a charge of hur-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12
TO CHANGE PLACE OF
 COMMITTEE MEETING

Judge B. F. Fly of Warner, Lincoln county, is in the city today conferring
 with w. B. Sorrells, secretary of the Democratic Central Committee of the Eleventh Judicial District. An effort is being made to have the date for the meeting of the committee, which
 was called for August 1, changed ow- ing to the big barbecue and political speaking which has been announce! at Dumas, Desha county, for that day. The committee will probably meet at Dumas instead of Pine Bluff, but the meeting will probably be held on the same day. The other member Of the committee is Governor X. o. Pindall'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12

Too early to have bank account Of your own whatever your age may be! :,
 The younger you begin to save and deposit with our Savings Department. the brighter your chances for the fu- ture. ...5 --,...z. ~.
 Don't be satisfied to always work for someone else-aim to have bus. mess of your own.
 Saving steadily with the per cent interest we allow, will accomplish this aim. ., Four per cent interest paid on Time Deposits of one year.
 THE BANK OF PINE BLUFF.
 Capital and Profits, $1ls,O0o.oo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12
Governor Pindall Detained in Little Rock by a Rail,
 road Wreck and Pre-
 vented From Speaking
H. K. TONEY SPOKE
Boosters Paraded Streets With a Band and Convinced the Public That the Organization Was q Strong One-Club Is Growing.

train prevented Governor X. o. Pindall from making his appear ance at Forest Park last night, as expected, the members of the lief ferson County Boosters Club had . big time anyway. They did not let the opportunity go by without put ting good word for good roads and good Boosters and before the evening had passed away the peo- ple who assisted them celebrating and were not actual recognized boosters, that is, members of the Boosters Club were fully convinced that the Boost ers are live ones and that they are going to "be in the running" to use a track expression from the start.
 Unusual prepartion had been made @ the coming of the young governor Park band was playing nation irs and other selections in the lob 1 3bf the Hotel Jefferson, when |, Sphone message from the governor HLittle Rock, stated that it would be Impossible for him to fill his engage hent here, owing to an accident in be railroad yards yesterday after. Hoon. Governor Pindall boarded the inc Bluff local at Little Rock and hen it started to leave the city, the ngine broke down and for more than hour the passengers remained i1 be coaches waiting for the train to art. The train remained dead how yer, and fearing that he could not bach Pine Bluff in time, Governor fndall went to his office in the State puse and telephoned to this city Hing of his inability to come to Pine uf. While he was there the train ft for this city and reached Pine uf one hour and a half late, afte@ veral breakdowns on the way. Gov
 DOT Pindall would have had to rush ngs to fill his engagement here and flle his failure to arrive was Sene!- " regretted by several hundred ople who braved the bad weather d went to Forest Park to hear him, pong them being many ladies his mlng next week will give the Boost better oportunity to make an- per big showing, as the weather omises to be favorable.
 Alter it was announced that Cover Pindall was not in the city,, the osters, headed by Forest Park band
 med in line and marched to Second snue and Main street, where they
 X cars to Forest Park. At the Park y were kindly given the. use of the u.orlum, where Secretary J. s.
 ~xlns, of the Arkansas Good Roads soclation, made brief talk in
 cn he introduced Senator H. K.
 aey' as the speaker of the evening.
 4usroaucing him he said that Sena-
 iohey was distinctively the Susest legislator in the upper
 4'o or the General Assembly. He
 pAlo high compliment by the VI. He said that the absence of o aor Plndall was deeply regret
 v tne Boosters and others pre-
 put that he had no good roads to
 V ol and the only thing that
 s or'ng him to Pine Bluff was a
 su tram and that broke down.
 - ne understood that the Cover
 Soulo come to Pine Bluff Mon
 t you see the Pine Bluff daily
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12

Guy Iaeflar, Charles Leverenz, Major N r. White, J. P. Jordan, J. B. Boyce. Chris Hanley, Frank Reeves and A5 S. Knox will leave next Tuesday for Galveston, where they will spend three weeks fishing in the Gulf. They will join a party of friends who are al- ready there and together they will camp near Galveston and enjoy their annual outing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12

The Little Rock accommodate train, due to arrive in this city at 6 o'clock D. m. did not arrive until about 8 o'clock yesterday, on account of break down which it sustained Tn th" Little Rock yards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12

glary, but he proved an alibi and was immediately rearrested on a charge of petit larceny. The trial occupied the entire morning and attracted many negroes to the court room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12

Emmett Wilson will leave Saturday for Denver, Colorado, where he will spend the remainder of the summer with his mother and sister,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12

..LOST-A gold ring, amethyst set- ting, engraved w. D. B., 1900" Re- turn to Reverend w. D. Buckner, 802 West Second avenue and receive reward
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12

First gun in the campaign will be fired at the court house Saturday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-12

Captain NJ. w.Mare-of-Moscow is in Pine Bluff today.
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