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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05
STATE CONFERENCE
 TO BE HELD HERE
Jewish sabbath school Teachers Will Hold tnnual Meeting in This Cit,
 i'll December.

The annual State Courcreuce oa Jewish Sabbath School Teachers WiII ne held at the Temple in tlris city December 26. = and 2N. Delegates will he sent here from all paris of the State and preparations are al- ready heinz made for their entertain- ment
 Rabbi E. Frisch returned yesterday from Little Rock. where he attended a meeting of the executive committee of the association, which outlined the program for the convention and other preliminary details. Rabbi Frlsch is president of the state or- @anization. The other members of the executive committee are: Rabbi A. B. Rhine of Hot Springs, Mrs, Bella Bunzel and Miss Lena Latkin of Little Rock and Miss Ida Dreyfus of this city
 The conference will open with services at the Temple on Friday night, December 26, and continue throughout Saturday and Sunday Special social features are being planned for the visitors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05
MRS. c. c. GOLDEN
 DIES AT SEARCY

Mrs. Emma Golden, wife Of Pres," dent C. c. Golden of Galloway Col lege, Searcy, and sister Captain Leon Levey of this city and Will Leyey of Wabbaseka, this county, 1led at hsF home at Searcy yesterday after an fll- ness of more than year. She was 52 wears old and most estiuab7e Wo- man. Besides her husband Mrs, Cod den leaves two married daughters and a sister living in Washington ter" ritory. Captain Levey went to Scar cv yesterday afternoon to attend h15 sisters funeral.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05
TWO NEW RURAL
 DELIVERY ROUTES
Will Be Established h! the Pine bl; I P0Stoiiicc on December I6-Ladd and Dexter P0St0iiiccS ni>-
 continued

Two new rural delivery routes are soon to be established by Postmaster F. C. Furth of the local postolfice. With the discontinuance of the post office at Ladd, this county, Rural Route No } is to be established from this city to Ladd, averaging more than 27 miles. This route is to be estab- lished December 16 and it has 4J0 patrons The postoffice at Dexter IS to be discontinued on the same day and Rural Route No. f. from Pine Bluff to Dexter. including 26 miles, with 375 patrons, is to be established. This will mean much to the Pine Bluff postoffice and will insure better and more prompt service to the residents of the two rural districts affected by the change.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05
DR.PRICE'S Baking Powder
 The finest in the world
 When ordering ask for Dr. Prices by name, else the grocer may forget the kind you accustomed to-
MORE MONEY FOR
 NEW HOSPITAL
Doctor 0. W. Clark Is Active in Sc. curing Subscriptions From Out "f
 Town Contributors.

Doctor: o. w. Clark, the well known local physician and hospital enthusi- ast who is working vigorously for the new hospital, soon to be completed by the Ladies Hospital and Benevolent
 Association. recently spent thirty five cents in stamps and as a result has secured $5o in contributions for the hospital. One of the letters r.. .ceived today by Doctor Clark Col lows:
 New York. November ,, 1901 o. W. Clark, M. D., Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Dear Sir: In response to your TO quest for subscription to the Hos pital Building Fund of Pine Bluff, We beg to advise that some time dulin 2 the year 1908 We shall have pleasure in sending you our cheque for fifty dollars. At present money is very tight and collections poor. but ii you will accept this promise instead of a contribution just now we shall be obliged. Very respectfully yours,
 FAIRCHlLD BROS. X FOSTER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05
NEWS NOTES FROM
 PROGRESSIVE KEDRON

Kedron. Ark Nov. 5.-eSpecia]9- liss PeaHIie Woodel visited friends t Rison Sunday.
 Mss Hattie Dial visited relatives
 seyeral days ago. "a Rawls is in Little Rock on Zfess vDan Johnson oi Warner is visitia.. riends and relatives Aero.
 We recently learned C. fae death ': ueslHT Oaks a, Waldo Wsca~ Oaks of Randall died Sa : rday and was buried sunday afte, con at Wesley s chapel He died u. 7phoid fever.
 School will open at !Nedlon Novem- er1S. Miss Mamie BusicN of Rison i'll he in charge.
 Mrs McDade of Rison is Visiting hs. P. \. Smith at this place.
 Msses Hattie and Anl.e Smith rt- 1ned to Rison, where they are at mdins school
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05
VALUE CASE
 WAS REVERSED
Director Will Be Tried Here tgain-HOw Attorney Nix. on Carried Case to Sm.
 prcIMc Court.

The ease of the state against Rob- krt Value. a negro merchant at SheE- Fill, this county. who was convicted at the last term of the Jefferson cir cuit court of a charge of bribery, was reversed by the Supreme court at Little Rock yesterday. Ii will be Tried here again.
 # Value was sentenced to the peni- tentiarv for one year. being convicted M a jury. He was defended by an- other lawyer. but Havis Nixon was Employed to appeal the case. No eN- ceptions were taken at the trial and no objections filed during the pro- ceedings. Notwithstanding this fact, Attorney Nixon carried the case to the Supreme court on the ground that there was an error in the indictment The indictment charged that Na]ne had received fifteen dollars in pa per and silver money. Nixon con- tended that the exact amount Of the silver or paper money was not proven and that in the absence Of the proof the indictment was defective Tn"
 cas- was reversed on this conten-
 lion. and on confession of error
 MNalue was formely a school Giree-
 tor in the Sherril district, and it
 was charged that he accepted money
 from a negress, a school teacher, D
 secure her position in a school.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05
MAFCnE7s, tN7 STfiG,3i-E3 E3s

MAecRE7,s= tNa sTnsG3-E7s. Toua Paaosopher c.<es scne F'ir.a
 ss te t!er. = s@ce-ee. In Eusjress.
 @N0 .4;s..=.. '-=..;.. sizes ya;. s..;,--' be n 1cl..a;1.s c'.a town philosol.ls4 "ra'>~S yoi.- @eep &. .h..thr ~;aD >ua'H '.e"ot. arrive. Sjt"-. f> don't e's.a' 1 tQ~incss. Ther cs.'-.' pick rr cany..h >:cG@i,s Grorrci ly tAA real ;#ar~ss .ra tcan tAon going. :,. the fc.29lS ,,=to :le ifl the vaA 'l@:.'. drop anNt5:0@. Tf,G make q ea'.. sweep
 '1Te. >.,a:s. l." il l,.. .4s~e"4tile :. for fl ='..5'.". E :'.a s't''.Hod >ta.y.-.=..~ or v.po sri,,e .s..t.ss f.sts.s..s~ if5 ,:'s7 nicjbu;'~ j'g. l.s9t ~. .f e'a,e f. H. .tih f:l@ ,t.;,A paI,s- of glass rr.mt windows @l1ouc sixteen l,&....> .. T >#eh. w!';ia tie merchant -. . street Nln, !.;trcfcs iN thc van l;. ..a cepie:3 'ln t,";9 glass window mEoue~.- tion ;~ ;t z ta;} 1hi"%. I}&tc glass e,,~' lots of .ecn:.9- tAi9ty years ago. hut ta day i; is quite cheap and most :ha%- body ran buy t. !. 2dGs several lro@- cent to tn" c>,crir.' attraction nf :" stcrc. and it's 1hc outside that any cjs toner secs before he sees the inside you lHoW.
 "IhHEC Sa!ne Strag@ierS who rctt.. thcir antique window panes still eIn- nluv the me}lc,'s ol = i'll their Itver- tiSin@. They c"r!N about an inch ", space in the loc: paper. merely men tnnn.. that Snith X Jones have q f':H stock cf fin" groceries. when the ot's"" crocc" takes q half column double ;sI adver, sor right ny pCl'ii.hinG < l'.e'e list ,r bis :,Nst }iarcains for the day q" the week.
 "WhD gets isr patronaG" of the N,f- pie: Is it tlic crtccr with the t.N sr",.kn1 window l'ancs of past Sc.- nratun and the inch ;d. that has s,oA! in the same type So long that the let ters arc worn eff ;t the corners Ike :, run down shoe heel. nr is it thc N"H whose crranh boy washes the piatu glass windows every morning at o'clock and then carries the new copy for the weeks advertising around to the newspaper officej
 "As l remarked concluded tue town philosopher If you don't keep up with the procession you won't get there.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05
-En@ineer Alfred GrannN nf ]

Engineer Alfred Graney of Ar 2enta, who was badly scalded in the Iron Mountain wreck near Little Rock Sunday night and Who was en- gagged to be married to Miss Nell Me Tierney of this city, died at a hospital ill Little Rock yesterday afternoon. Miss McTierney is prostrated at her home on East second avenue in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05
Alfred Benjamin &Co' $
 CLOTHING
"

We are closing cut all our fine su.cs. values up b S&5, 0o at prices which competition is outc!asSed in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05
BELLBOY
 ] WAS CONVICTED
c1ard Parker. Young Negro, Sen- |enced t" Two Years in the
 6tate Prison For Making WI Way With q Watch.

llcchard Parker, young negro Aerly employed at the Hotel Jef- m as a bellboy. was convicted O. 7a larceny this morning by a iuly ne Jefferson circuit court and his
 pment fixed at two years in the N. penitentiary. He stole a watch l9A#th 9#the hotel belonging to Manager Ieck.
 sker had been suspected of thefts constable Frank Stewart was of his actions. The con- E placed Mr. Trulock's watch in 4N the rooms and later Parker i' there to clean up. When '|z the watch went with him. He
 rested a few minutes later and s s d that he had purchased the rom a pawn shop. He was and indicted and his trial set
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05

l.. Hirsch of Little Rock is in the city adjusting recent fire losses.
 Charles Orto of Memphis is in the city visiting his father, Doctor / Orto, and other relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05

H. R. Dennis, vice president of the Securities Company of New York. which is heavily interested in the To- cal waterworks plant, is in the city trip to New Orleans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05

Lytt Sallee, a former Pine Bluff boy now running in the mail service be- tween Memphis and TeXarkana, is in the city visiting relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05

-S. \. Rosenberg is today moving into his new store on West Second avenue adjoining his old stand. He viii have one of the prettiest stores in Fhe ei7y when il is fitted up
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05

 MaNwell, formerly a pitcher
 Pine Bluff, Cotton States
 team, Was married in TeXar- 'sterday to Miss Lula Marrow \ slrl of that city. They have ot' Charles. La, to live. Max Fs prominent in Southern |cfcies the past season and at
 ol the season was purchased
 hlladelphia American League i. VIII play with Philadelphia fns season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05

.)obn N Oracle. the wealthy Little Rockian, k ii the city today looking after his plantation interests in this county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05

lceIior Alonzo Curl of Hot
 well known to Pine Bluffians,
 uead at Hot Springs yes,er- i fiaias in his buggy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05

ble and 'fThe Gossard" all the beauties of figure in the most perfect models of Paris until they pro- ducc1' this one most beautiful corset. And so, too, does every woman who wears this unapproach- able corset achieve a beautiful figure, for, your lines yield without discomfort and follow the harmonious outline of this perfect production Can you afford to miss our Special Exploitation Display and Demonstration? Remember it is un- der the personal supervision of Miss Groves, the personal representative of the H. w. Gossald Co.,. who will be with us only during this week Come to our Corset Section tomorrow if you can.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-05

In corsets as in the production of anything combining art and beauty, there 1n:1> be one most beautiful The Venus de Medici stand ,lr for ages as the most beautiful representative of the female form. is an ideal figure, a composite of the meas l ulmenfs of many women with as near perfect
 forms as could be found AS the sculptor worked, halmonlzing many beautiful curves, until the one perfect form was chiseled from the marble, SO worked Mines. Margarine La Clioz and Foude de
 Grasse. measuring here and there, taking this curve and that line, combining fer Il 'I1rcsist-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
LICENSE FOR EACH
BAR OPERATED
STATE BOARD susTAINs RULING
OF COUNTY CLERK IN NASH
VILE CASES.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 1l.--Aftei
brief session Of the State Board OF
Equalization Wednesday morning the
contention OF State Revenue Agent J.
r. Jetten In the whisky cases was sus'
tanned. and as result Of this decision
the State Board viii proceed to the
collection OF back taxes nom the whis-
ky dealers of Nashville who have been
conducting more than one bar without
having first obtained more than tip
ping license. The case, which is one
Of the most important that has ever
come before the State Board Of Equal
lSation on account Of the effect II VIII
hal throughout the State. has been
under advlsement for several days, but
nothing has been done toward reach
ing a Anal conclusion until Wednes-
day when County Clerk Shelton was
sustained In his decision.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
RAILROADS MUST
PAY BACK TAXES
TERMINAL COMPANY At LAST
AGREES TO SETTLE WITH
CITY or NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. 1.-THE
Nashville Terminals will pay the city
$4,000 for back taxes. including the
lse5 assessment This was decided
after several conferences between Hill
McAlister. city attorney, and the law
yers for the Louisville & Nashville
and Nashville, Chattanooga & St
Louis railroads.
The city had died q bill in the chan
Gerry court seeking to collect about
s26s.OO0 back taxes due on the termi-
nal property for the past FIVE years.
ever since the completion of the union
station. The amount OF the original
taxes was $17s.0O0. but penalty and
interests have been accruing on them
for the past Eve years and the amount
sued for by the city was In the neigh
borhood Of e76S,0O0.
However. It was contended. by the
railroads that the assessment was
erroneous, since the tax assessor
should not have figured franchise or
81 100000. There was a considerable
difference OF opinion over this matter
and the compromise was the result
A consent decree will be handed
down in the chancery court in the next
few days embodying the provisions OF
he compromise.
The railroads viii probably pay the
amount as soon as the vouchers are
made out and the money win be re-
'eiyed this week
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
STORY OF RIOTS
PROVES UNTRUE
ALL QUIET IN PIckENS COUNTY.
ALA, SINCE KILLING OF
PRISONER.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec IA
telegraphic request to Editor W. J..
Peters, Of the Gordo Messenger, for
an accurate account of the alleged
riots in Pickens County, brings the
Advertiser the following reply to-
night:
There has not been a riot in this
county. Twenty negroes were arrest
ed at Lowetown, two miles from Cor
do, for interfering with an officer.
Negroes fired on the officer and killed
his negro prisoner The officer, Con-
stable r. v. Lowe, was slightly
wounded Everything is quiet. There
has been little excitement"
The correspondent of the Advertiser
at Columbus, Miss, e. b. Kirksley, a
reliable newspaper man, sends sub
stantially the same statement OF the
Pickens County troubles as Mr.. Pc
ters, and adds
This is the true story OF the riots.
All contrary accounts are untrue"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
VARDAMAN GIVES
NEGRO PROTECTION
ORDERS OUT TROOPS TO SAVE
ALLEGED MURDERER
FROM MOB.

VICKSBURG, Miss. Dec. 11.--At
the request Of Circuit Judge Bush, OF
this district, and under instructions
OF Gov vardaman, military escort
accompanied Jim Lum. negro. when
the latter was returned today from
Jackson TO plead to the charge OF hav-
ing Killed Ben Guider Jr a prominent
young man Of this city. on Oct %.
Since his arrest Lum has been held at
Jackson because Of the feeling here.
After today's proceeding be will be-
returned to vicksburg Friday. again
under a military escort, for prelimi.
nary trial. }oEN
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
MORE TROOPS TO
BROWNSVILLE, KY.
TWO HUNDRED ARMED c,T,zEns
PATROL STREETS TO REPEL
ATTACKS.
GOV. WILSON ACTS PROMPTLY
Orders the Darlington Company Out
And Another Outrage is
Expected.

HoPKINSVILLE. KY, Dec. II.-Ru
mors, apparently well authenticated
that the night riders were mobiliziuR
again tonight at Gracey, were received
here from several sources and immad.
late steps were taken To protect the
city from another attack. David
Smith. the Sheriff, called a mass-mees.
ing at the court house and at O'Clock
several hundred citizens appeared to
coifsider the situation. II was unan-
lmously determined to form a citizens
guard and in few moments 200 men
had been sworn in for duty by the
Sheriff. The leading merchants and
professional men Of the city volun-
teered their services and after receiy-
ing the oath returned to their homes
for arms and reported again at the
court house.
In the meantime, Major f. B: Bas-
sett, who is in command of Company
ID, which has been on duty here, com
muntcated with Gov. Augustus e. Will
son at Frankfort over the long-dis-
lance telephone and was informed
that the Governor had ordered the
Darlington company of the State
Guard to proceed to HopkinsviIle on
the irst train, which will reach here
about midnight.
The HopkinsviIle citizens were put
under command of Col. JOuett Henry,
of the Third Kentucky Regiment, and /
were immediately organized, regular I
patrols being established and officers
appointed. Small squads weer sent
some distance from the city on
each of the turnpikes leading to Hop
kinsville In order that any raiders who i
appear may be seen in time to give
ample warning to the defenders of the /;
city.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
REMEDY FOR HOG CHOLERA.

Maj. w. j. Whithorne furnishes The
Herald the following extract from a
recent report of Hon. Guy B. Tucker
Commissioner of Agriculture for the
State of Arkansas;
Arsenic. half pound; cape aiose,
half pound black anthony, one
ounce. Grind and mix well before
using. Dose for each one hundred
pounds weight, one teaspoonful three
times day for three days. Then miss
one day and repeat the dose until
cured. Be careful with it.; it is
poison.
The remedy has never been known
to fail: it has cured hogs that could
neither eat nor stand, by drenching
with the remedy. 1t will also prevent
cholera if given twice a month in half
doses in the feed"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR

The Home Mission Society OF the
First Methodist church will hold q
bazaar all day Saturday at the Sun
day-school rooms Of the church. In
addition to the sale OF useful articles
cakes ana candles, hot chocolate. COT
fee and sandwiches will be served.
d&w-1t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
PLAYING WITH
DYNAMITE STICKS
FOUR PEOPLE ARE cREMATED ON
FARM NEAR BRISTOL,
TENN.

CINCINNATI, O., Dec. IA Times
Star special from Bristol. Tenn, says:
Four people were killed and their
bodies cremated ten miles west OF
here today. On the farm OF John Duff.
his son Willie, aged years, was play
ing with stick of dynamite when ID
exploded, instantly killing the boy and
also causing the leath of Mrs. Ma
thaniel Barnes and Mrs. Elijah Moody
and her child. The house caught nre
and was completely destroyed. the
bodies being cremated in the ruins
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
ARE FINDING IT
VERY EXPENSIVE
PARTIES WHO DID NOT WORK
PUBLIC ROAD ARE BEING
PUNISHED.

Parties who failed to work the coun-
ty roads when ordered TO do 20. are
finding Il rather expensive. BY the
payment of four dollars these men
could have escaped working the roads.
But falling TO either work the roads
or pay the money they are fined $500
and costs, making the total $3.50. Ar
rests are made every week for this
oftenss.
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Special sale Trunks ana Bags.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-11
VETERAN DAY ON AUGUST IS
Old Soldiers to Have Outing at La
COON, With Sports, Speeches
and Ball Game.

Seven patriotic organizations will make
Lagoon their headquarters Tuesday. Au-
gust Is. These organizations are George
r. Maxwell post and James B. Mexican
post, G. A. R.; George r. Maxwell post
and James B. Mexican post, Women's Re
lief corps; the Ladies of the Grand Army
of the Republic, the Spanish War veterans
and the Sons of Veterans.
/ There has been arranged program of
sports and events that doubtless will ap-
peal to the old soldiers, the young SOL
diers, the ladies and the children The
program was completed at a meeting
held last evening.
No set speeches have been arranged for
but it is probable that some of the old
veterans will make brief addresses
There will be baseball game between
the Sons of Veterans and the Spanish
War veterans at o'clock in the after
noon, in addition to the list of sports and
contests and prizes, which are as follows
Boys sack race-Pocket knife.
Boys race, s to 16-Picture
Married mems race-Box of cigars.
Single mems race-Thermometer
Ladies bowling contest-Half dozen
photographs.
Gentlemen's bowling contest-Pair of
suspenders.
Ladies' nail driving contest-Silver top
powder box; second prize, an Indian
head.
Fattest baby-Baby set
plated cup.
Oldest G. A. R. man on grounds-Fifty
pounds flour.
Oldest lady on the grounds-A pound
of tea
Best lady waltzer-Skirt pattern y
Best gentleman waltzer-Tie pin.
Girls skating contest. to 16-Comb and
brush: is to 20. box of perfume.
Young ladies' race-Glass dish
Married ladies' race-Caiico wrapper
Girls race, 10 to I6-Handbag.
Girls race, to 10-Japanese cup.
Race for ladies over 50 pears-A circu-
lar shawl.
Oldest married couple on the grounds
Three-pound pail of lard.
Youngest G. A. r. member-Pair of eye
glasses.
Longest a member of the W. R. CA
shawl
The youngest member of the w. r. c.
A hat
Boys skating race-A book
Old mems race-"Rough Riders"
Guessing contest-Two dollars worth of
merchandise.
Shooting contest-Bottle of perfume
Boys race, 5 to S-Picture frame.
Girls race. 10 to 20--Waist set
Most popular lady of the woman's or
ganizatiOn-S5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-11
Personal Mention.

W. II. Watts of the Utah Construction
company has returned from an inspection
of the cOmpanys work upon the Western
Pacific in California.
Mrs. II. T. Marsh and daughter have
left for Iowa, where they will visit rela-
tives for a few weeks.
g. W. Wade and an engineering party
have returned from trip through WyO-
ming where they have been for the past
four weeks in the interests of the Union
Pacific.
County Clerk David Mattson Is spend
ing the month down in the southern Utah
oil fields. 1t is reported that Mr.. Matt
son has located a number of valuable
properties.
Haradon S. Wallace, who has been con-
nected with the Pullman company for
more than twenty years, is i'll at his
home, 1922 Ogden avenue.
Mrs. II. H. Spencer and Mrs. A. P.
Hibbs and son left this morning for Spen-
Ger, Ida, where they will spend the
month.
Gus Vogeler and W. B. Hughes of Salt
Lake were Ogden visitors yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mrs George Richie and children left
for Idaho Falls yesterday to visit with
relatives for thirty days.
Vice President and General Manager W.
II Bancroft and General Superintendent
T. Buckingham of the Oregon Short Line
arrived from the north on a special yes
terday morning, and after a short trip
over the Ogden-Lucin cutoff continued
on to Salt Lake City.