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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20

Experience never yet helped any
man who suffered from chronic
lapses of memory.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20

It is narrow to be conceited-
but it's natural.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20

Some men have such weak eyes
they actually couldn't tell the
truth if they saw it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20

A dead lion is better than live
dog-for rug-making purposes,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04
tar Renre>4ni..AII 7 2.

1ere1g a11aI1ce myself 4a : ca diGats sar Representative, sla. .ec- = ne ace-0n .t le 1emocra--c 7atecs in ne :9m-ng 7c5macy =.eer1Qn. : an T savar 1T .1s sa.acy .1ztsad # 5ae syete1 sar 3I 3ga..e sf9eees so -4c zs 2c4e--ca5.e, =2-a-y - = eommensu-ate vlea -ae npQf5a1e= tae ias.es a14 ne ee40anz. al.tt5es 7 ti1e lflce 4 a za7ar 2 zee. coun5=y pads. and f 3nen 2z1 eiecr.ans. T=ry -espeeE1-1
 :. ROBIN SO
 We 4ce authorized -a zl1ou1ee 1I-2 [. 2. TICKER aia7e s5r Repre7enEaE[ve suolec- ne zet.d2 ot Democratic primaries zanuary 1903.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04

The Graphic ! au9aarizes. 2 a. aauace 2L-2. JESSE ? -CR1 aa candidate .ar Sheriff, :uliecr . u. a,-t-er T ne CenGcra primary .a1- 1a-7 ]. -a1a. ;.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04
A ro THE DEHlCtR-aTlC VOTERS OE 4EEEERSDS CNENTs :

-qlIcit TQlc vote and s4Dpor for =e-..1ecrrr n sle 3tfee 3t Cosn-z aaa 7aace ladge a- aH 13anJy . ne primary ? 1e ne i January ,. DOS ro eaavass ehe ec4atg 8 s= meet eac1 -JT.= n person 4Id ak= every
 re rom -0y 4ntil zas primaries.
 Id would -raan Q close m 9t -a= sqr ne ,-z- TWO months
 .aell e1araior- lot attempt -o f. sa7 lac gwen ta5taf1l er aonest atfenf;on -n zhe 1ur!es
 tala oItiea dal pg 1he past geec n slall aontInle 70 1o sa. f - elected, r Xll ae ny policy D cna- tlnue .he Scrt 7uIlding at aerUs- 1ent r1ads and bridges and .a Def .orrh my gery etforn .or the raj acrancene1t 1f Jefferson e7aa v. TAS. G0CLg
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04
qr | auIaslie

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 zz9 z92-zes',El STEWART 2z e216lda1= or ce-z.ec1zan az -ans-a3.e T TzIg-2= aow w-z1.-7. sal5seE n -he acton 3tt "a pemcce4C-: primaries -1-Ia-v :. -90z
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04
MEET TO DISCUSS
 COLD STORAGE

Vssala son. Dec 4-Thr ~V.z.- ze-aTl anna convention # .le a-1.e'- can N4r=a6u4e -==4cll4.-5l opened for lr4- I4Ts =ezslgn T ae New Fi-ar1 luI=I -lls nQr1la5
 Ty1 -essl9ns We're leld Jdas aa.I were -akea ID arse4E as l= separ-s If officers anu cammltree7 f1nor-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04

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 Cur,ng -1a zession ieTQtei . -.e l-.scaas.on 2f eold stzrage. 1r @a-v.g Y Whey c1-et ef -1e 1uc4aa T :hemlac-y -lieel Sya-=s iepa- nr:a= T ls-iel--I,e, ald : Harold 2ev=a. 2omaiQg.s1 ! .:Ils1r.:= 2i -,'l-7 .ss1--- EarQns, wi alttt-.esz s1le ie.ega1=s. The 1-1llIa- t-11er vi 1e 1etd 3- 77orrgv s-eaz1s:
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04
Err County yreasurer.

Ee aca aIe1arized D a1nGU1ce 1-e- C[R24S NTCECL As ! :a1d-da1e 3er Cc11ty Treasurer, subject . ne sc- tcE If .he 0enocrattc primaries . a1gacy ,. -a12.
 We are 2uG1orizea -l slnGu1ce IT. LA-C,R : MEAD as cacdtdaee ..c- au1ty T-easurer. sanleeE ? .1a a-- t-Gp If .le Democratic primaries -a1- nary -4G2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS

rc En. Den4,3ci-a1lc #Q5ers eE ..-f-r-
 zen gguaEg
 lereaE anaoaase 4gsai- E ! saAa1dase tqr -la oftce 9t Slers- sec Ghe secend term. sua.eeG D cle scs-ca at ne 1.meerat1c primaries. Ia su5n5ttt1. ny ca1didaey -7r enerl- VII zar tia. my -eccrd gats office e9r 1y drs1 -eru las asen soA cas ia5erest at avery -a1- payer ad1 voter ef Jefferson coa1rr -8f .1aznr1c1 aa ny predecessors lags
 en saT9red win ! second arm
 cespee-t -tul.y lst 1ta1 E ea-r aal era goeers gau accord ne lie ne 1ssC.netiqn gwen others. Sc- e.JEl. go1r su1perr, III zerx tr11y gours, =. M- PELPCT. =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04
NEW EoNOGS
 FOR SEONTS

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04
Te1ZErI. LEMON ELA2. ; 1Te4sau. Lemon rgnfC.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04
Business Creed

believe in the Stuff am handing out. in the Firm I working for. and in my ability 70 get Nlrs.
 believe that honest StUff can be hand ed out 10 honest men by honest meth ods. believe in ~orkins. not weeping: in boosting. not knocking: and in the pleasure of my job.
 believe that a gets what he goes after, that one deed done today is worth two deeds tomorrow. and that no man is down and ont until he has lost faith in himself.
 believe in today and the work am do- ing. in tomorrow and the work I am to do, and in the sure reward which the future holds believe in courtesy. in kindness in sen- erosity. in good cheer in friendship in hones, competition.
 believe there something doing some- where fer every ready to do il.
 believe am ready right now
 Worker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04
NDR SALE.

Fnrr7 -G-es of -ca ana as sacSt- fce. 1ne Gibson farm n 3ayou Ear ttoiomew, one 1aca aor-a of Sulphur Springs road. Must 3s sold zs onca. Address T. | ?. RionzrdSor, Pine 1fu1. Ark .-S-d&WaGk
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04
Elr laaazy rIerx.

We Ire authorized =o aa1Gu1ce 4l-z g&EN |. SKILLET as candidate Err CountT Clerk. suh!ecr .o .le scrter 2f ce19cra5c 9rirarses -acIa-v ,. .aaa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04

.-a1 .-es -ea- .a- .m 71e--cc. - -ecz 1-QcG 4s----=--z 2'.-' ies -ae 3-9ct, .-=a-s -a a.-. .e zcrez -15t.-. seu-i .=a--1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-04
Esr Cfrcait Clerk.

Ne ace author ized D alloulce NH EDGAR BREWSTER a.s :a1,il- da1e ter -e-eieet1nn as Circuit -Iers. au1.ecr Q .1ta acr-nn 9t t,e Cenocrac- ic primaries January ,, 1908.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
NO. %

cases I'll they got to the city build
ing where We had put the grips in
my office. The grip here IN the
court room was one OF them. It
has Burk's name on IL but they OK
planned that the agent at Woodward
had made a mistake and that this
grip was Ellsworth's. Ellsworth on
examination concerning tho grip said
that he bought the grip In Amarillo
In September or October at a dry
goods store in Amarillo on the cor
ner opposite the court house. He
said he paid 81 for It. The men were
In Jail at Wichita for some time and
then we turned them over to officer
Stewart and City Marshal snider,
who came with requisltlon papers for
the men,"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
TESTIMONY IN
HAYWOOD CASE
The Trial For the Murder Of Governor Stueninberg
) Proceeds al Boise, Idaho, and Testimony
is Being Taken

continually objected Haywood kept
his eye steadily fixed ON Orchard,
who gaacd steadily to the front Ok
cept for occasional glances Orchard
did not look at Haywood
Orchard testified that he lighted
one Of the fuses that blew mp the
concentrator mill at Wardner
Orchard said he went to California
when the federal troops came in,
From there he went to Arizona and
Utah and arrived IN Colorado In
1902. He worked for a time on the
Vindlcator and left there on the
strike in August 1908. lie remain
ed In the vicinity for nearly year
during which the strike lasted lie
gave details OF how he blew up the
Nindicator with man named Acker-
man. He said w. f. Davis and
sherman Parker who had charge OF
the strike promised him $500 for
the job, After the explosion he
asked for the money and was told
they would have to get it from
headquarters in Denver. Later he
went to the meeting in Victor with
Davis and Parker and they promised
him the money next day. The next
day both Davis and Parker were ar
rested Orchard went to Denver
where Haywood told him the blow
ing up Of the Vindicator was fine
piece Of business Mover gave him
s20sand Haywood later In Meyers
office paid him $500 for blowing up
the mine. He said Haywood and
Meyer told him to blow up anything
he could think Of, to get some sol
diers If possible.
Orchard said Parker and Davis
told him they were going to wreck
the Florence and Cripple Greek train
and asked him to assist, saying there
would be money in It, Orchard told
them, he tesdhed, that he wanted
the money for the things he had al
ready done and next day he told u.
c. Scott, of the railroad company, of
the plan to blow up the railroad.
He said this was because he wanted
money orchard said he later went
to Telluride with Meyer in connec-
ton with the injunction proceedings
which the union took against citizens
to prevent their molesting the min
ers returning after deportation. At
this point recess was ordered until
afternoon.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
AUTO DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Famous Heights Machine Burned
last Night.

'A'''' HH'H''h'
In free fire last night which
for time threatened to destroy the
new garage at Famous Heights as
well as the big machine which started
the trouble, II, Joe Isaacs' Famous
Heights omnibus was wholly de-
stroyod
Mr. Isaacs with several assistants
had been out yesterday on long
drive all over the country putting up
bills advertising the Famous store
and on their return home the ma
chine gave signs Of going wrong
They succeeded in reaching Famous
Heights and the car was put in the
garage. After supper, Mr. Isaacs
with the driver started TO work on
the machine, using a lantern for
light, Escaping gasoline from tho
tank formed gas in the room which
finally exploded from the lantern,
The men threw the lantern out doors
and tried to eXtngush the flames
under the car, They were unsuc-
ccssiul in this but did succeed In
getting the car out Of the garage,
This saved the building but the auto
was a total loss.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
FIVE MILLION CLUB
BOOK Being MADE
specIal 10 Dally Panhanale.

Special to Daily Panhandle.
Houston, June 5,-Work on the
booklet, Texas From A to D." be-
ing prepared by the Five Million
club, is progressing rapidly, and the
work will be ready for delivery
early in June. Inquiries concern
ing the booklet have been received
from all parts of the North and East
and the mailing list is already as
Stunning mammoth proportions There
is always room for more, however,
and Manager Rockwell would like
to hear from any who wish copy
Of the booklet.
Joseph f. Ryan, Of San Antonio,
has been appointed special field rep
resentative for South Texas, and has
been engaged in the securing of
memberships the past few days, His
route will extend from Orange to FL
Paso and as far south as Browns
Vile The North Texas field is still
being looked after by William II.
Fccney, who will continue the good
work in the future.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
Great Gathering of Prcsbyterians.

(From Saturdays Daily0
at was the greatest assembly Of
Presbyterians ever convened in the
history of Presbyterianism," said
Rev. l.. c. Kirkes today in speaking
of the general assembly of the
American Presbyterian church at
Columbus, Ohio, which he has just
attended This gathering was the
first assembly after the union of the
various branches of the church which
entered into the agreement last year.
There we're about 1000 dele
gates" continued Rev Krkes, from
every state and territory of the
United States, and representatives
from every mission land occupied by
the church. The church does bus
mess on a large scale. For example
the home mission budget for next
year aggregates $1,100,00O."
After the assembly Rev. Kirkes
took a trip south and visited his old
home in Georgia. He reports cold
weather prevailing all over the South
and crops looking poor in conse-
quence. After travelling over 5000
miles and seeing the conditions pre-
vailing in all parts of the country,
he says, The Panhandle looks good
to me-"
Tomorrow evening at the Fillmore
street church he intends to give a
general account OF the assembly and
Of his trip.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Boise, Idaho, June 5.-Thc Hay
wood trial was resumed at . a, m.
today.
j, NJ, Brunsell hotel keeper Of
Nampa, testified to the presence Of
orchard in Nampa and simpkins in
Nlmpa in November 1908. The
presence Of sImptins at Nampa, Nov.
z, and at silver City, Nov s, 1905.
was established by A. HInkcy and j.
a, Corners, hotel keepers Of their
respective cities. During the giving
of this testimony Haywood's mother,
a gray haired, kindly faced woman,
entered the court room and took a
seat beside the prisoners wife. O..
II. Vent, bookkocper for the min
!ng company at Wardnor, identified
the photographs Of Slmpkins and his
hand writing on the hotel registers
The photograph and hotel registers
were admitted In evidence over the
objection Of defense. Guy FcIght, Of
Nampa, testified that he met Orchard
and Slmpklns at Caldwell in the fan
of 1905.
Harry Orchard was called at 9:42.
Orchard entered by the back stairs
in company with number Of guards.
He looked cool and collected j. H..
Hawey began the direct examination
OF Orehsrd.a Orchard said be was
born at Ontario His real name was
Alfred Horsley He had been known
as Orchard for eleven years He be-
came a member Of the Western Fed
GRAFTON Of Miners in 1899 while at
work as a mucker at a mine in
Burke.
Hawley took Orchard through a
close examination leading up to the
Cour D'Alcne troubles in 1899 The
defense objected to the introduction
OF evidence bearing on the Cour
D'Alene trouble as having no bearing
on the case aaginst Haywood. Judge
Wood admitted the testimony saying,
"The court could easily see It might
he important" This appears to set.
tie the question as to the extent to
which Orchards testimony will be
admitted. Orchard proceeded in
narrative form to tell the story fol-
lowing the blowing up Of the con-
centrator at Wardner in April 1899.
Two men were killed The defense
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
STATE BUILDS Up
CHAIN or EVIDENCE
Witnesses From Widely Separated Places add TeS-
timoDy TO Story Of Detection Of Men on
Trial For Murder Of Earl DOCkTa

The story OF the most mysterious
and revolving crime in the annals Of
this section is being steadily told in
the detached fragments Of testimony
which the state is producing in the
prosecution OF Frank Ellsworth for
the murder OF Earl Dockray, Bits Of
evidence so far dissimilar that in
diylduany their relation to the case
would hardly excite comment are
being fitted together into a chain
which Is more and more closely bind
ing the prisoner at the bar in the
grip OF the law. Whether Ellsworth
is guilty as charged in the indlct-
ment under witch he Is being tried
and whether the supreme penalty
shall be exacted from him is a matter
which the remaining testimony and
the judgment Of the jury must de-
eide. AS to the mans guilty connec-
ton with the crime, there hardly re-
mains a reasonable doubt
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
KEPT THEIR SECRET A WEEK.
Frank Lester and Miss HOrtense Buoy
of Canyon, Surprise their Friends.

Frank Lester and Miss HOrtense Buoy
of Canyon, Surprise their Friends.
A wedding ceremony that was very
quietly performed last week is just
becoming generally known in the an
nouncement cards which are being
received here In the words of the
announcement, "Mr. and Mrs. r. L..
Falkner, of Canyon, wish to an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Lydie Hortense, to Frank West
Lester, May 20, 1907"
Miss Hortense Buoy the bride in
the case, is a niece Of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. N. Thomas OF this city and during
her frequent visits here has won a
host of friends. Frank Lester is the
son of l.. T. Lester, the well known
Canyon banker, and Is likewise we'll
known In Amarillo where he lived
at one time He Is a graduate OF
Baylor university where as captain
of the Baylor football team he be-
came known as one Of the best ath-
letes wearing the colors of the big
Baptist school The young couple
will receive the congratulations and
best wishes of many friends not only
over the Panhandle but over the
state.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
Boy Dies From Injury.

Fort Worth, June 5.---James Ken
nedy, a 13-year old boy died this
morning as the result of being struck
by a train Sunday night. He had
been failing and lay down near the
track to sleep and ireigh. train
fractured his skull.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
FOREST FIRES ON
VANCOUVER COAST
Associated Press.

Vancouver, B. c., June with
his camp reduced to ashes and forced
to retire with his men from the plant
to save their lives, David Essen, who
operates logging camp in Knox
Bay, Thurlow Islands, arrived today
on the Casslar and reported the
largest fire ever known up the coast.
All the valuable timber on the island
is being destroyed. Fires are also
reported on Vancouver island.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
FOUND BODY
OF WOMAN
Body Of Mrs. Mozart, Of Min
neapOIiS Found in Well
on Farm
Associated Press.


Minneapolis, Mimi June 5.-The
body Of Mrs. Catherine Mozart, OF
Minneapolis, who had been missing
since May "a, was found yesterday
by detectives IN an abandoned well
upon the farm Of Moorge Katelbach,
two miles from this city. Her head
was crushed and the body was but
partly clothed Katclbach is a broth
er-in-law OF the dead woman. lie
barrlcaded himself in his house last
night.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
BAD WRECK
NEAR LEBANON
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Nashville, Tenn, June 5.--The
Southern train leaving here this
morning was wrecked three miles be-
yond Lebanon, Tenn. As far as
known no one was killed But it
is reported that sixty persons were
on the train and all but three were
injured.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
Killed by Lightning.
Special to DAILY panhandle.

Special 70 UaIIy FdHHHHuIV'
Mt Pleasant, Texas, June s.
While standing in his front yard at
Cooper's Chapel nine miles north of
here, this morning John Holcomb
was struck by lightning and instantly
killed.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
SHOT BY
RELATIVE
Henry Walker, Section Fore
man at SantO Shot by
BrOtheT-ln-LdW
specIal 70 DAILY PanhandIe.

NVNNINI 70 I''IIJ "HHWHWIV'
Santo, Texas, June 5.-Section Fore
man Henry Walkco, was shot and
killed at Santo tank near here yes
terday with a double barrel shotgun.
After the tragedy VIII Morgan, his
brothor-in-law, came to town and
surrendered. The dead man leaves
wife and children. ~
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06

w. r. Simmons, contractor OF
Plalnvlew, is here today figuring on
some work with Campbell, the
plumber.
r. r. Deason is back from Fort
Worth for a visit with some Of his
Amarillo friends and to look after
business here.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
Russo-Japanese Treaty.


Associated Press.
ST. Petersburg, June 5.--Final
drafts of the Russo-Japenese COM
mercial treaty have been completed
and sent to Kio for approval. The
treaty will remain in force five years
and is more of a political than an
economical character.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-06
Schmitz's Trial Is On,

San Francisco, June "a great
crowd gathered to hear the opening
trial of Mayor Schmitz this morning.
An witnesses were excluded from the
room and all except the police COM
missioners excused until tomorrow.