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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-07
August End, 1907

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with all commissioners pre-,
sent. 3t s5l ses& ~ Ill I
The following claims against the
county were presented and, upon mo-
ton, allowed.
Esther M. Barton, making r.
transcript and copy ytesti-
nony Justice court 49,. sc. 90
/ Bismarck Tribune Co., print "A
ing and advertising los. Is
Bismarck Tribune Co., books -@
and stationery 7. ~. 1915
en-. Snyder, road work : So. 90
Earl Rodgers, road work "a. 90
Roscoe Boran, road work -. 80. 90
Y q p. Rogers, road work -. ~. so
G. ID. Rodgers. road expense. $50
ID. j. McGillis, boarding and
guarding prisoners, July. 2oo.25
i ID. d. McGillfs, receiving and
discharging prisoners ... 4 90
4 ID. D. McGfIlis, boarding and
guarding Barony and Gold .s
scflager $500 S5 90
ID. ]. McGillis, sheriff's fees.
March to July inclusive.
which were withheld BY #
states attorney for inyesti-
cation "a 224 .a5
Austin Logan, rent and n1er-
chandise poor, M. Brown
and Tiios. McGee 81. 90
Al. G. Hinckiey Livery CO..,
commissioners viewing the
roads Il. !. /. J. z. s, I. Il. i. s 4 90
4 II. Il. Reade Il Co., mercflan-
disc poor, July Mrs. Smith 10 100
Broholm . a. !. s-..f. is. %
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-07

There Is no such thing as luck In
baking Good management will pro-
vide Hunts Perfect Baking Powder
ana Extracts, SO perfect results are
assured.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-07

The bond of Coats and keenan,, as
abstraetors. was received and filed.
x Upon motion, the board adjourn
ed, to meet Saturday Aug. 24th,
1907, at 9 o'clock a. m.
70 ss@3H I. W. HEALY,
~ e.s-s s.xs, County Auditor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Sbcrioau's Courier gclturbcn.

Gbcitcr, Yn., /. September. ---
Dionruc @rohnnL pcld)er i'm @iirger.
tric1c ais Courier oiellte llno 0cne.
rnl Sbcrioou'S beriibnlten 3pon5ia
Wcilcn.)iitt noh @indeiter nlitnnd)-
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NianGc tSrccn gcltorben. Sberioon
mar jilr 3eit Der 5meiten Sdluft bon
@incbeiter 5punjiQ Olcilen mcit Don
Dem S6Indtiel0c in 9crothug nit
0n0crcn 2IrnlcciilbrcrlL mo oic
Shladt pGrc iiir Die llnioniiten Der
loren AcgunAcr, lucnn ni1t 8robanl
Oen @cncrnI 0llrh eiren E1riorccs
9iitt crreiht lulo nod rcht5eitiB mti
ben Sholtplhb gebroht 1dttc, inn 0ie
orobcnoe 9tieoerlo0r ilt cincn Sieg
iln,ulpon0cln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
SDurlps Dcridlipmnbcn.

Gbicogot /. September. - Sciic
i. S1a pom @innetto. Erdiioent Der
~ oNeIbing NaQ Geirigerator Maml-
inctlring Co." lit ieit 5ebn 5aaen
iplr,oa perlhDlpoen. IS ioQen
Shulowediel I'M 9etrage bon $500
600 gcgeu Die 6irma ousItiinoig iein,
uno SaQ ioQ einen 5beil oieier 9ln.
lciben 81 eigenen itngebori8en 3neden
perluen0et baben. girc Jeoiiion Der
9iiber uno glbre6nlngen ser 6lrna
lit ieBt i'm 8ange ltno peridieoene bic.
iige Yanfen, Die Der 5irma betrGdt.
Iid)e Snnlnen bbrDeitredt baben. mar
ten irit gtfor6niB dui oas Gr1ebniB
Der llnterlltdling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Sinb in Ocn 9lrmcu Der Mnttcr &c
tUotCt.

@ilfcSborrc, ga, I. Sept.-
Gin tlcinca aino Scr Gruu Sobn sc.
hercjod murOe beute in 0en 9Irmen
ieiner Wiutter, mabrenD oieielbe in
@eit. Fittiton sic StroBe entIong ginG,
burd cincn clcttriihen Sdlo9 GetoO'
tct. Gin neben Der ,Sral gebenoes
0lterc@ ain0 itolpcrte gegen einen
. .lebcnbigeu" clettriihen 0rabt, mel.
der BON eiuem ginble berobbing, INA
IuGbreno oic Wtittter oieieS Ssillo iucg-
rib, fam lie ielblt nit Dem 0robtc in
VeriibrlulR. Gus aiu0 olf ibrem
9lrme blieb olgenbIidli6 toot, nab
rcn0 sic 6rou cine bcFtigc Gribiittc.
rln1 0nuon trl,1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
I'm ct. SubuS- -9iiucr crtrnnfcn.

SudiOnpiIlc, GIo, 1. Sept.
G0poro Ninucr eiu Glcrt i'm Sit
bal S1Otcl, lnO 5mci cbcniulS III Dem
Notel onAcitclItc Md0den Anmcn9
Gillian ln0 Bertha @alllnL crtron.
ten gclcgentlih eiucr Wion0iheiniobrt
oli Dem ct. SnbnS .Hucr. Gic Bar.
tollc, in pcIhcr lie oic Sn6rt mud)ten,
tcnicrtc aus irGcno cincm @rlluoe,
uno Oic NiGohcn flnmmCrten icb oilr
ioIhc @ciic on @inncr an bnb cr
iueocr ibncL nod iich 'clbit bcIfcll
tonnte gSinncr mar ml9 9tclpsOort
0ebiirtia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
SdDlinmc TolGcn cincr slntomubil
Guliiiun.

9rSburp Enrf, M, I. Sept.
- Sn lSoI1c elmer p0t gcitcru 9(bcno
on cinent &rclBpcqe nabc Sprin1
Snfc ciugetretenen Golliiion 5piihcll
5mci gltomobilen liegt gNilinnl Gltl.
Iington aus Heo 9ont i'm Sterben
rm0 1mi16t @ibb aus 9tclu.Dorf lit
ihmcr ucrlett. @cioc MoiAincn iinb
total oenloIirt, GuuiuQtou crlitt eis
ucu Sd0oeIbrllh lpGbrcno @ibb' ;
beiOe @cine 1cbrotbcu lmo }crnalmt
iiu0. Grci nnOcrc &niaiien ser 2lltos
mobile cnttumcn obnc ucmcnSucrtbc
&crlcBllu1cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

- 3uci lln8arL Sobn Sleier rno
9ttolmt0 Srcitou, iiuo auf Der Seim.
fchr pon Der 9lrbeit bel Steutbers, un.
meit })olul9Stolpn O., BON eInem
9obnjnAc iiberfabren uno getootet
mor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Golliiion anf scr r@ranS Srnnf
Balm"
4etrpit, Wlih., 1. E

4etroit, Wlid), I September,
- Ecrioncn5ug 9tr. 8 Scr o@rnllO
Erlnf 0abl," meldler I'M fl llbr
he,ltc Gormittag bon Gbicogo nod)
Often obgina coIli6irte bette 9lbenb
nabe 0irming6om. IS Meilen oon
6ier nit cinem 6raht5uge lmb cine
2(n3o0l Yerionen ioQ perlebt poroen
iein. y8ie I'M bieiigen 9iireou Der
, ,@runo 1rlmf @nbn" nngegeben
miro, fam gticnnno itm's 2eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

Qumpcn Grploiion erlittcn bottcn,
Sie Ualttcr Ser 2iu0er uurOcu cben.
iaQS 10 ihmcr uerbrannt oaB ihre
@encilmg niht erlpartet miro. Sir
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f6llig IticB iic nit ser 2ampc an cine
Sbiirc, 10 OoB Ger NcIbebGlter ser.
broh, uno Oillttcr lmo aiuOer lpuren
alaoonl i'm 9hl it 55lnumcu gcbiiIlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Shutter nnb Sinber smIubc pcrbrannt

Columbus, 3. 1. Septen6er.
- 3lpei fleine 1ohter pon CHARLES
9romn, elm, reip. 5ruei Sabre alt, itar
ben bier al @ranopunoen, melde iie
eillige Stilnoen porber in Jolge eiuer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Gbanifcur Guttrcll ,uuroc crmuroct.
y ems 0oucn CONT, I. Seq

y en- s. oopcn, Cont, 1. Sept
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2cicbe 6e9 GbouIieltrs Is, y. GottreIl
bon Nelu.Son0on, Die geltcrn aus
Dem @cit.9iiucr lge5ogen luuroe, bot
cr1cbcll, baB ser Sols ourd)ihnitten
mo cine Der Sulden oeS Sobten nad
OuBcn 9cucnoet mar, nlS oh tic &c.
pliinocrt iuorocn ici. Gie an5eiheu
oellteu ollf cinen Hoibmoro. Die
9lngeborigen Gottrcl'a iino BON Der
5botiudc iniornirt luoroen. s(tls
9feiu Sonoon miro nliteetbeilt, bob
Gottrcll bort lcbtc 8ohe ieinen 9obr
500 mo Damn oen Ort perlieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Eatcr .opaeintb Gpp aeitur6en.

NbcelinM ". go, I Sept. -
oofp Gatcr Spucintb Opp, ludbs
reno Diclcr Sabre ons Sberbolpt OcS
aapujiner Greens in 9lmerif1, lit
Qeitern I'M bieli9en ct. gllpbonins-
aloiter, no er lGnBere 3eii frnnf BAR
nieoer gelegen bate, geitorben. Gr
errcihtc ein 9llter bon II Sabren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Glenn
$h,,,efel=
$eife,

bic OOn i9ncn siiuitis inoOifrt il.
bictet SdJiueicl in ciner 8erbinoans.
bic frei bpn icinen nadjtbciligen
Gisenidaftcn lit nnS iie fir gaS nno
Soilctte beionoers gceiguet mndji
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wirS lic Die Sant balS bon llnreinig'
fcitcn nnS Sctt bcireicn. Ibrei6mn'
gen nit cinem grobcn Smd Dor Gin
wcnonns Der Seife crb6bt bcren @ir'
fnns in Der Cefinnns Der Eoren, bas
acid,mcibigcs, iciteS Tleiid nnS cine
atlak.ucidle Sant i'm Wefolge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

SiQ's Saar. nnb Bart SarGel
idlrars obcr braun, so Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Baltimore & SbtD
Bon Baltimore.
Sonutaes>Gr Grfuriioncn.

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Saacr9tpiun uuo iuriid. Sunntag,
l. September. Spe5iu3ug perldBt
Mnunt RopdlsN Nubnbci 7.45 Ror
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Bens.
Niagara sails GIiuriiunen.
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Gii.tn. 9Irdjug.
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rid dm T.. s.. o. September aus
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ment s. U. r. Ser ufii5tellc Spes
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Wmrnnun, oerIGbt baltimore, Can't
nen=@nbnboi. unl s. Scptembcr
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3elHbeiteu I'M iiGoHiheH BILLET
Vrenu, Baltimore unh Charles
Srabe. (2i4, ,5,6b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
idlou 1T n,eiu shmers se.

=. n3di iibc oidl idiou 1T neiu sfmerS ae.
lnoert; Id lnfie oi6 - iton III bic Gual &c.
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t1en Der .Nnateiis" nfilpenoeno feline boben Or
pdriuneen bon Der 3eifruit oieier Dteosin nod,
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feir ertraaen rodbrclo cs oocb ieaenl patienfcii
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etnmui Ioreiire T. Rcufidcoier 4 Co. 3or
2ii6. Hem Yorf Sttn I'M nuentaeltitd, ene
Nrcbe 3u beionmeit Die aanafeiis" III In alen
Ipotbefen 5u baben 3reis 81. tNloWtSSr)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12
To Make Final Report To- day-Found % True Bills and Interviewed l75 Wit neSSeS.
NO OTHER COMBINES
Judge Gould and Prosecuting Att0r- Icy Jones Doing Their Fnll Duty, They Will Sa,-Niil Be Final Re- port of Body.

The Jefferson couni% grand ,j;ry will adjourn today There is no ice trust in Pine Bluff it will declare. and there is no combine among the water and light companies or the Retail Grocers' Association.
 The grand jury will adjourn this aft ernoon and the jurors be dismissed by Judge Grace in the Jefferson cir cult court, having completed their labors. Attached to the grand jury's final report, which will be signed by D. E. Niyen, the foreman, are to be sup plementary reports from the special committees of grand jurors who wis tied and Inspected the county farm, the county jail and the county poor house. Each of these reports will be favq} Table. The srand jury found everything in good condition at each of the city departments and the vari- ous buildings were reported we'll kept clean and eXcellen1lv cared for The in Ila.es at the poor house are we'll prpWded for and given every atten- g;.on. On the county farm and at the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12
JEWISH SUNDAY
 SCHOOL TEACHERS

At the first annual conference of Jewish Sunday school teachers of Ar kansas. which will be held in Little Rock tonight. Saturday and Sunday. and will be attended by several Pine Bluff young ladies and Rabbi Frisch
 Miss Irene Cohen and Miss Ruby Moore are to take an active part Miss Cohen is On the program to discuss The Method of the Recitation and Miss Moore will discuss the Primary Methods Rabbi Frisch will deliver a sermon on Religious Education" at the Temple in Little Rock tonigh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12
PINE BLUFF
 HIGH SCHOOL Will Be Well Represented at the Second Annual Track and Field Meet in Little Rock.
THE VARIOUS ENTRIES
Loving Cup te Be Given Winning Team--Meet Booked For April 27 Little Rock Board oi Trade Back Oi the Movement.

The various athletic and other or- ganlzations of the Pine Bluff High School pupils will be well represent ed at the second annual track and field meet to be held at the West End park, Little Rock, April 27 by the Arkansas Association of Colleges and High Schools. o. D. Longstreth, athletic director of the Little Rock High School, is president of the association and in that capacity is directing the plans for the meet. The entries will close Monday at midnight, by which time it is thought every college and high school will have sent in list of the men who will represent them in the meet. Already the following schools have paid their dues and are consequently certain to send contest ants: Henderson College of Arkadel- phia, Arkansas Military Academy. Little Rock; Stuttgart Training School, Stuttgart; Arkansas College at Batesville; Arkansas Deaf-Mute In- stitute Little Rock; Ouachita College, Philadelphia; Training School, For dyce; Hendrix College, Conway; Ar kadelphia High School Fort Smith High School, Fort Smith; Pine Bluff High School. Pine Bluff; Hot Springs High School, Hot Springs; Arkansas Conference College. Siloam Springs; Little Rock High School, Little Rock.
 The Little Rock Board of Trade is booming the affair, and the financial backing is ample. It is being planned to have a street car parade on the morning of the meet, and everything possible will be done in the meantime to arouse interest throughout the state. The winning team will receive gold loving cup valued at $2O, while the team winning the second largest number of points will be giv- en, a silver cup halt as valuable. The
 individual champion will also receive a handsome prize, as will the high school team making the most points. The reason for this is that the con- petition this year will be so strong that the high schools entering will have little or no chance to win the meet.
 The aspirants for track honOrs at the local high school are training hard for the meet, hoping to make the best showing of the high school en- tries
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12
NO ICE TRUST EXISTS
 WILL SAY GRAND JURY

county jail the same good condi- tions prevail.
 The fact hat no combine Was un earthed by the inquisitorial body when. it investigated the alleged local ice trust will naturally be of interest to Pine Bluffians. Since the Consoli dated Ice and Coal Company and the Consumers Ice and Coal Company ad vaneed the price of ice from fifteen to forty cents per hundred pounds, the general opinion among local persons was that a combine agreement was reached by the two companies
 The fact that the grand jury failed to bring the alleged combine to light does net necessarily prove that no combine exists among local men.
 It is stated that President Jeff Hicks Of the Arkansas and Texas Ice and Coal Company and President John r. Rutherford of the Consumers Ice and Coal Company both testified before itI6 dild Jul ludl llO CcIlGuU utttt been reached between the two com panies. They both declared that un- der the old prices of fifteen cents per hundred, both companies lost money This was also testified to by other officials of the two ice ard coal companies.
 The report of the grand jury will bring to light the fact that the Retail Grocers' Association bad been investigated. Just wi:at had been reported to the grand ..ury rel ative to this association as not been made public, but it is stated that information was given to the grand jury alleging that the groc- CTS of Pine Bluff were in an agree ment of some kind and that combine black list'' was in effect among them. The grand jurors. apparently, were unable to get in- formation of a convincing nature.
 The efforts of the jurors to get
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12
ANOTHER B|G FIRE
 WAS THREATENED East End Residents Made Preparations to Leave Their Homes Early This Morning.
THE WATER PRESSURE
Was G0od-Firemcn Handled the Fire ia itll Ease, Saving Adjoining Homes and Preventing Second East End COntlagration.

The residents of lha East End We're given another fire scare this morning at 3 o'clock when the home of Mrs Markley at No 9OS East Second avenue was discovered ablaze. The fire department re- sponded, but the little, three-room cottage was almost d complete loss before the fire boys arrived An adjoining cottage occupied by Henry Meadows and family at No. 906 East Second avenue, was ignited, but with good water pressure and determined efforts the firemen saved the building with only a slight damage.
 The two buildings were owned by James Jolly, guardian. The one de- stroyed was insured for $500. The household goods of Mrs Markley were also burned. She carried in surance in the sum of $250. The origin of the blaze is not known. Mrs. Markley is widow She lived in the home alone and when she awoke the entire building was enveloped in flames. She fled into the street in her night clothes, her hair being singed by the flames a; she passed through the front hall
 Chief Briner of the fire depart ment. says the water pressure was the best furnished for several months He says had it not been for the excellent water service the firemen would have been unable to save adjoining property. The resi- dents of the neighborhood, believ- ing the fire would be repetition of the disastrous East End con- fiagration of February 13, packed up their belongings and were ready to move at moments mo- ticc.
 The water pressure continued good, however, and the flames were easily conquered. Those who were making preparations to leave their homes breathed easier when they witnessed the force of the streams and the effective work of the fire men
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12
DAUGHTERS OF KING PLAN PUBLIC SERVICE
First Will Be Held at Trinity Episco- pal Church, Sunday Night-Rey.
 erend Buckner to Deliver Sermon on ~Woman.''

The, Daughters of the King of Trim ity Episcopal. church decided at a meeting held Thursday afternoon that l'they would hold public service once every three months, in order that the church people and public might kno W something about the work they are do- ling, and the principles for which they stand .e .ss....
 | The first song service that will be given will take place Sunday night at Trinity church at 7:45 o'clock, the music will be rendered by Trinity choir, under the direction of MT. M D. McNeil, choirmaster. and Mrs. E. w. Bocage. organist.
 The rector, Reverend w. D. Buck ner, will conduct the service, and make short address, touching upon the work and place in the church of Woman especially the work of "The Daughters of the King
 Everyone is invited to this service
 The musical program that will be rendered at this service will consist of selected anthems and old familiar hymns. You should not miss this ser vice. Regular Sunday morning ser- vice and sermon II o'clock. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. You are cordially invited to worship with us at every service The church is located at the corner of Third avenue and Oak street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12
BILL MET
 WITH DISFAVOR

Senator H. K. Toney's measure, in- troduced in the State Senate several days ago, making the penalty for stealing blooded dogs greater, will ba reported unfayorably by the commit tee to which it was referred. Senator Toneyss bill was drawn for the pro- lection of fox hunters and others, who frequently lose blooded animals while
 hunting The committee believes that the penalty is too severe as fixed in the measure. The bill also re- iqures the finders of lost dogs to ad- vertise for their owners
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12
WILSON GIVEN
 $10, THAT'S ALL

The jury in tine damage suit af Belt railroad company, which WIS heard in the Jefferson circuit colu t yesterday, gave Wilson $10. He sued leging that the company S employees were responsible for he and his fam fly missing their connection at Mem January from Hattiesburg, Miss. Will son declared that he was forced to incur an extra expense of S. and that he and his family were compelled to remain in dirty, filthy depot over night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12
COUNTRY CIRCUS;
 SOME FEATURES

Over fifty clowns will take part in the Y. M C. A. country circus. The funny people are all rehearsing their parts and their comical acts will draw many laugh. They will all be there, Panhandle Pete' and Happy Hooligan' and his tomato can. A troupe of Japanese derfully dexterous feats. and the Swiss torch-swingers will also per- form.
 The date for the circus will be fixed and announced this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12
JFF, ARKANSAS, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1907

into the alleged local agreement be- tween the two local light companies whereby it is charged one company will not furnish consumer lights II indebted to the other cOmpanv, were equally as unsuccessful
 The jury will compliment Prosecut- ing Attorney w. D. Jones for his valuable services and says he has been doing his full duty to ferret our gambling, Sabbath breaking and pistol totin'''. County Judge Gould. the jury will say. has the liquor by them were registered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12

The police should arrest the driv- CT in charge of local milk wagon, which is driven through the business districts three or four times a. day. for cruelty to animals. The man is driving a crippled horse and the horse is urged to gallop while it is apparently in great pain. It should not be necessary for the public and the papers to always call attention of the police to these sort of viola- tions
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12

The letter is from Vienna and Doctor Blackwell says he and Mrs. Blackwell were then in the midst of a large gathering of American tourists who seem to be making their headquar- ters at Vienna
 The Old World, he says, is the same as it was when Doctor Galll- gher stepped off boat sevral yeas ago and caused the European island to tip because of his weight. Doctor and Mrs. Blackwell have visited Lon don. Paris, Berlin, Cologne Frank fort, Dresden. PrOgue and other points of interest. Paris is fast enough for anybody" says the writer.
 Doctor Blackwell informed Doctor Gallagher of the death of the noted Doctor von Burghman, whose great clinic in Berlin has attracted sur geons to the Old World for years. He died only a day or two before Doc tor 'Blackwell's letter was written. Doctor Von Burgman was an author lty on surgery and medicines
 Doctor Blackwell asks to be re- membered to all of the doctor boys,' declares that his greatest wish is that the Ladies Hospital Association is progressing nicely With it's local hos ptal building and says he and his wife are enjoying fine health. They will return to America about June 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12
TRINITY CHURCH
 ASSN. OFFICERS

At recent meeting of the Trim ity Church Association the follow ing officers vert elected for the en- suing year: Mrs. NJ. l.. Beli, pres ident; Mrs. James F. Trrlock, vice president: Mrs. E. A. Peck. treas urer. and Mrs. w. D. Johnson, secretary. The association is in a most flourishing condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12
PINE BLUFFIAN
 AWARDED CONTRACT

l. r. shelby, WnO With his Wife and son recently moved to Little Rock to live there for several months, was yesterday awarded a big contract in the capital city. The contract is for the paving of East Markham street from Commerce to the river. MT. will begin on the improvements at once
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12
DOCTOR BLACKWELL
 STILL IN EUROPE
Writes Interesting Letter to Doctor Gallagher and Informs Him of the Recent Death of the Great
 yOn Burgham.

Doctor R. H. Gallagher of this city yesterday received a letter from Doc tor o. G. Blackwell, a local physician who with his wife has been touring the Old World for several months.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12

Harry Goldstein of Pine Bluff ar rived in the city yesterday to visit his parents and friends. He left this morning for Memphis to secure some additional help for his tailoring es- at Pine Bluff, his busi- ness having increased so much of late. -Jonesboro Enterprise
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-12
HOW TO RUN
 A NEWSPAPER

When man goes astray
 Keep it out. When the critic 5roasts play
 Keep it out When two men ill anger clash; When merchant goes to smash; When the cashier steals the cash
 Keep it out. When they quarrel in the church
 Keep it out. When the teacher wields the birth
 Keep it out. When the women fail to see Whisper something over tea Print it? Goodness gracious me.
 Keep it out. When two statesmen make a deal
 Keep it out. When another tries to steal
 Keep it out. Stories thin and stories tall. Good and bad and big and small Anything that's news at all
 Hear 'em shout:
 Keep it out, George Fitch in Peoria Herald TranscriDt