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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
VAUDEVILLE FUR
 PINE BL.UFF|ANSl New Theater to Be Erected on South EZTain Street by Company Representing Vaudeville Circuit.
MAMMOTH BUILDING
Propo>ed- To Cost Several Thousand Dollars Two Performances Daily --Mr. Pomltner Here to Make Ar- ran"ement>.
lan"enieht>.

Pine Bluff is soon tu have a mag
 nificent vaudeville theater. A move ment in now on foot to establish
 one here within the next six
 weeks. or as soon as a building can
 be erected for that purpose. The
 new theater will probably be er2ct-
 ed on South Main street.
 A Mr. Poultner, representing q
 cult of vaudeville houses in the
 South. spent yesterday in Pine Bluff
 arrancjne matters for the establish
 ment of the proposed play house hera and, it is said. secured an op- tion on desirable and con veniently located piece of property on South Main street. near Sixth
 avenue.
 Nr.. Poulter also called on Man.
 ager F. E. Cherot at the office O the Citizens Light X Transit com panv and secured prices for light ] service. as it is the intention of the | cOmpanv to use several thousand l lights in illuminating the new | house.
 The circuit which is to control | the new Pine Bluff amusemeh' 1 place is reputed to be one Of the largest booking vaudeville acts il
 this section of the country. Iae
 best to be offered in vaudeville vii 1 be secured and Pine Bluffians vii
 be given an opportunity to witnes: the highest salaried vaudeville fea | tures
 ..At present. said Mr. Poultner ] we do not wish to give out any l information regarding the project l but in the next few days the public will be given all information. l will say this, however, that our play
 house will cost several thousand seating capacity Matinees and nigh performances are to given daily and
 the bills. which are to be changed twice a week. will merit liberal
 patronage. Your city is one of the best towns of it's size I have run across lately and from theatrical standpoint. will prove a paying proposition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
That Is What Pine Bluff Gan Boast of-Exceeds Little Rock. Which Has None.
LUMBER COMPANIES.
No Business Failure of Any Import ance in This Cit! in More Than Ten lcar>-Hmndred Thousand Dollar Firms Common.

That Pine Bluff eXXcels her sis ter cities of the state is well known to all our citizens. but the Graphic doubts seriously whether or not they are aware of the fact that she has within it's borders that whiel Little Rock. and perhaps no other city of the state can boast of.
 The Graphic reporter happened into q certain office Saturday and found it's head man leisurely going over the pages of Bradstreet' $ Jan uary number He was shown the remarkable fact that two of Pine over one million each. The report CT rubbed his eyes and looked the figures and names. It was there in big, black letters: Bluff 0Vo.O00) Sawyer X Austin Lum- ber company AAA1 (S1 ,000. .0001.
 This Is something that Pine Bluftans have a just right to feel proud of, and which is among the many things that makes il he hcet town in the state.
 Hundred thousand dolla" ratin $ for Pine Bluff firms are common in the mercantile reports. This city is recognized as one of the wealthiest of it's size in Che South west A remarkable 1eature and one that alone speaks for the wealth h and financial strength of the city is the fact that not mercantile failure of any importance has been recorded in this city in more than ten wears.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
MAN WHO SHOT
 BILL DAVIDSON Charles Hale Passes AWaT at HaWesville, and Re membered as Man Who Killed Noted Guerrilla.
WAS "A YEARS OF AGE.
Later in Life He Was Separated From His Wife and Spent Many Years as Hunter 0f Game iq Arkansas.

IlaWesyille, Ky, Jan. l2=C Charles Hale died here this week. aged 74 years. He was d quiet, peaceabi , man and for twenty-five years fol- lowing the war hp was consD;luGu3 in the minds of all who knew of the shot to death the noted guerrilla, Bill Davidson. It will be recalled that Davidson was daring and fearless man who become noted for his acts of felony and arson in this part of the state, and especially for his burning of the Owensboro court house, a few days after which he was shot by Hale in a skirmism between the his and a squad of of this town. There was no dis pute about the fact of Hale's hav- ing fired the fatal shot Davidson's career and his death at the hands of Hale attracted all the more at- tent1On because of the fact that Davidson father, killed himself in an attempt To kill the late Bill ] Sterrett, father of the late Jeff l Serrett, the present Bill Sterrett, of
 Texas. and Mrs. Sarah Adair, of this
 place. with an internal machine. l The explosive was left in Stephen
 Powers store, near where the in-
 tended victim and others were seat ed, but it was slow in exploding
 Davidson returned to it to see what
 was the matter, and reached it just as it went off. He alone was
 killed.
 Hale was an expert shot with
 the rifle and at idle times, when
 not employed at his trade of car i pentry, he hunted much and killed
 such game as was found here.
 About twenty-four years ago, he
 and his wife, Miss Polly Ritchey.
 separated. He left their beautiful
 home on Lovers Leap to her and
 went to Arkansas, where he spent
 quarter of century in honor-
 able. though pioneer life, and re-
 turned only recently, apparently to | die among friends. He leaves no children.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
Skate Backwards at Bluff City Rink

Skate Backwards at Bluff City Rink
 The Bluff City rink proves more popular each week, Judging from the large crowds that gather on the floor every night. One of the jolliest and most enthusiastic crowds that ever gathered upon a rink floor visited the Bluff City rink Friday night and all express entire satisfaction for the manner in which the rink is conducted All who visit this popular place skate for pleasure and they get more than they do out of any other di- vertisement
 Fridays night attraction was a one-mile race between Hummer and Thompson for the champion ship medal. The medal was won by Thompson. Later in the evening, White challenged Thompson and another race was pulled off. Thompson again won the honors
 Much is in store for all who at tend the Bluff City rink Monday and Tuesday nights. "Wednesday night you will have chance to witness the most comical Q ont os the season, to be known as "The Comical Carnival"
 Everybody will skate backwards
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

John Kerwin, who for several years conducted a grocery on East Third avenue, recently sold his busi- ness and will on Monday accept po- sition as bookkeeper at the Cotton Belt eating house at the shops. Mir. kerWin is competent and reliable young business man and has many friends who wish him well in his new place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

The Puddephatt Furniture Manu- featuring company have moved their wholesale office to the corner of East Third avenue and Texas street. l.. A. Baker, of the firm of Baker Brothers, of Stamps, has become new member of the company. MT. Baker is well known all over the state and comes to this city highly recommended.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
Complimentary to Miss Davis.

Miss Davis of Mexico. Mo-. who is the guest of Miss Sloss at the home of MI. and Mrs. J. w. Craw ford on South Chestnut street, was the guest of honor at a o'clock dinner, given by E. H. Sloss and sister at the Hotel Jefferson last night. Miss Davis stopped over in this city for brief visit while on her way from a visit to friends at Paris, Texas.
 MT. and Miss Sloss had as ibeir guests at the luncheon. Misses Davis, Dewoody. cmart and Hull. son. After the luncheon the young people were entertained at tine Crawford home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
Senator Adams Win Resign.

It was authentieally stated in Little Rock last night that Senator R. k. Adams, of Grant county, would pre-. sent his resignation to the State Sen. ate at the cOnveniNg of that body In the capital city Monday. While the Senator did not so state to repre-. sentative of this paper, the impression was given out by his friends that he has announceN his intention of retir. ing and preventing the introduction of resolutions looking to his expul- sion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
Christian Church.

subject for the morning service, and Daniels Four Universal Empires" will begin the series on Fulfilled Prophecy" to which all parties trou- bled on the question Of the inspira- ton of the Bible are cordially invited. The choir has prepared special music for each service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
TT WAS A DELICIOUS FEED.

Clint c. Green, the Main street bar Der, entertained his employees, "The Razor Club" with quail dinner at Sulivans cafe last night. They had quail on and then some and the lit tie luncheon was voted the .'real
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Judge A. B. Grace and Prose- cutting Attorney W. D. Jones of the circuit court, will go to Arkansas City this morning to hold session of the Desha circuit court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

The bad condition of the street crossings at both Olive and Walnut streets where they intersect Barraque street merits immediate attention of the street commissioner. During wet weather it is so bad at these cross ings that it is almost impossible for pedestrians to cross there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Collier Lee, son of MT. ana Mrs R. E. Lee, is recovering from an att tack of scarlet fever. The quarantine at the Lee home is still in effect, how ever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
At the home of Mrs. R. NJ Gal

At the home of Mrs. R. NJ Gal braith yesterday afternoon. the members of the John McAln,Ont chapter of the D. A. R., net with Mrs. Oliver Galbraith. The rleat- ing was one of the most highly en- tertaining of the season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
Carr Memorial Church.

There will be services today at Carr Memorial church at 1 a, m. and 7:30 D. m conducted by the pastor, the Reverend R. A. McClintock Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. All are cordially invited to attend S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Captain Bruner. a veteran steam- boat man, who runs a large steam boat between New Orleans and Monroe, La., has returned to New Orleans, after spending several days in the city with his nieces, Mesdames Henry Marx and Rafe Levy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
limitations

Following initiations which are to be carried ont at the Temnle Monday night by the members of the B'Nai Brith lodge. smoker and luncheon will he given The meet ing is called for 7:3O o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Mrs Ike Kronberg and little son, of Little Rock, are the guests of D. M. Bluthenthal and family on West Sec ond avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Clarence Powell of Sixteenth and Linden, who has been sick for the past week, is able to be out again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

=, Don't ., forget ,s.1 the dapfs shag'ss hall, Friday, 18th. ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30


Ii you want % zee the latest
raFni play and the beet ~ al. - O. TIE
Cielonlai fheatre tonight.
The pe-slmist never hopcs for the
hesl fuf fear he vii be fooled.
Esf what zen please and take a 10
tie ksaei tos fralerstlon after youf
.ssais itdlsels wnai yuu cab snla
- feimsgef fIfcs.. Druggists
-ts8nr 20 glac doga. ~ any rate, II
- INDIGESTION e degeuefacy among
Tess.
--Enoarh il a. good a. feast, but
re treuble = few q ~ know when We
have euuuKh.
keahtvs Laxative Cough syrup i
if af. lY free lfom any oplatc o. mar
si Csaiaas Honey and Tas. Sole
ss -. lgsegef Bros. y eglst~
When a fellow has an engage.
Hfrnf uith a nlFi Il - better g. turn up
than be turned down
seats viii he on sale Tor a Pair ~
CeunlFy Kids At the Colonial tonight.
Mothers Who oisr their childrea
seradg's Laxative Cough Syrup In
sariaNiy Endorse g. Children like 8
Because fbc taste T. plea mt Con
tafns Ilensy and Tar. Conforms q tlt
Nafiana. Pare hood and Drug Law.
= Pa ~ Fcidmetcr nfus Orngglsts
IL the average man took more
paias with he eating be wouldn have
- msny afteFwnrd.
tie hs = lightning calculator all
thaf IS necessary t. O. take a few
iesanns from = gas meter.
70 ctpE a coin ~ oNn DAY
fAMe LAXATIVE BHOMD 4uininc Tahlcls
fHHael4ie fnfnnH nmuuer ut fails a. cure
"a tfNut q = fianatafF y On each boz. -
~anle men are - busy Dragging
alost The things they are going 70 do
iaai they havent time 70 do them.
Many a mans popularity begins
SD eada with himself
~Fhe mau who always says Just
what hs meaus makes few friends.
ASIDE from The moral aide of II,
hixsmy is a iuxufy that few men can
Afford
pILEs cUeED ~ TO ~ DAYS.
EAta OINTMENT : auarautrea - cure
aaF ease ~ a. Nfae HiIHd. uieedinH 81 IRE.
tFN8Ina FIses in 2 ~ a aAfncf money refund
So nff
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30

rae cess lees az this church viii he
asf1 trmnuuN a. Follows tiefman
EefrlNn trxf frnm Lake !. o. ~, a. III
e. m Ennlfsh sefman 81 40 y. M.
teNl ffrfH t4enrsls afA. sunday suhcol
a. ~ a. a.
The nHefiurs Ger lhe Emergency
IlasrIIaI eliI ~ taken. lhoEo who
aannui attend the shufcb ara kirdly
astf1 81 SEND InelF contributions.
fhH ff4alNg weuthlY meetings TAXI
rlare tianlay. uecobme4 3. Mncnneg.
kfeln. At n. m. Very Important
taeinsss felursis lhe presence ~ zach
NlHmfef 4npsdays brcrWhpt -,
Ffsus Nff0ln Al y. ~. Wednesday.
iseaesslef 4. Helpers League.
Nassinfss meelinn a. 80 +. ~.
FFars ~ la 3. a.. tree social enter.
Ialnusenl Iof the members of The con-
a8eaalinn and ~ fhe league.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30
WEEKLY BUDGET
Items About You and Your Friends
Gathered In the Suburbs,
WKsT ANNAPOLIS

WEST ANNAPOLIS
Nc. Otto Vanous, Of this place, has
recently been appointed deputy game
warden. lie will undoubtedly be good
officer.
our local photographer, Mr., Eugene
otto, has lately had some Of his pho.
iographs Of football players In may Of
The leading papers Of the country.
EAsrroRr
ar Henry schmidt, who has recently
moved 70 PASSPORT, has started new
enterprise hcle, cigar manuiac,ury. He
msA,s The cigars here aud l. building up
q business OF supplying the stores In
Annapolis aud vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. brooks Cadle are visit.
Inc Mr. John $. Cadlc al this village,
Rev. Daniel Mcdtord, Of Annapolis,
was The guest Of Nh, George nunce this
week. Mr. Modtord has assisted AZ the
revival services lately held at the local
Methodist church,
AR. Morris Fisher, Of this community
has had an operation Cor appoadlolllon
perform Al Baltimore hospital,
Mr.. A. {. Walden, maehlnlst In The
4, 4 Navy, who was lately stationed ON
the Dixie, OF Cuba, and who has been
visiting his family here, has lofl Cor duty
In tho PHILIPPINES and viii be absent for
two years.
Mr. Charles l.aFrlmorc and family,
viii shortly leave for Delaware,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30

The long awaited great American
play. Tho Great divide" aS has been
called hy many critics, VIII be Pre-.
scented under The direction &c Henry
Miller ~ thr Colonial Theatre Monday
nlRhl. December =, With Mr., Millcr'S
marnlcuent production which deeply
inprossod New York audiences TOR
over ave hundred performances dur.
ina lhc past two SeaSonS al The
rflnocNs aud later al Naly'S fhcatEe.
oar playgoeFs viii sco this while,
mON inc. picturesque drama with It's
sweep 1t passion aud depth Vf Sentl-
mcnt. exactly a. AZ WAS given IN tho
mcirOg,clis. Nh. Miller viii present
the entire. criminal production ana =
superb company -. capable artists.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30

a teccceslvN II coltls 81 = lNcetrNcsed ~
> elmosl certain - end Ia cAronle cAlNgN
sNm which lvw leg~ens ever wholly recovo'
tixt every cold the attention Il deserves 81,
v,a may avid this aiSNggeeAAle dlseN~e
llow oaa wa cure \ colde Why not T..
VhAmhcFlNiNs V.seSA Remelye ltls hlghl,
f,,smmcuae,l Mr. N, White q Resley
laaA aay~ ~SeveyNl yeAgs N4o was Acshes.
"a NlsA ny tAs.aat and leAz> SaiaceNe toll
So IL 4 hanlseslaln's COagA Nemcly> -
rsN uslne Il and 4 rcliesca me a oace New
n,e throat and lOnce are SoNNa AND we'll
f..r sale II l'elAmever Rros,' Ssssz steve
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30

socd CeNSh Nis>,scls., r>r C,,>ll0cens
The season ior corelss Sssa ceA.ls i RoN n
sand and TIE mach cAg< oeiinc1 he cscS -
an,legt The children, A child u Nach n>ors
Nkcly % congect all,AshessN ~ ~cSflel tsce,
when he has cold TIE quicker yoe eel>
he cola The lose he risk. CAaaler1Sias
poakh Remedy h the sole Eelsance 4 HAM
rolhcrS. and lev Il those Who have tyle3 1
~ willing e. nse any O&h1gs NEs T. +
sareher. ~ Ripley, W Va, SsyS hav
river used ANYTHING ether Than ChNlahcg
ain'k Cough NcucSy Cor NY eAi1agea An,
has always eiveA god satisfaction tn
egaclly conteius ~ opium a. ethet nNrcoo
ad nav he given a. con6aeetly q : child
) a. aaall Far sale Al felameyey 6ros
drug store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30

tsesfge " miller. y. a., pastor. the
seft Iots Tomorrow VII - - Follows
II n m. flHly Communion fsNp 4,
~. mnnlhlx muslcai seF> lce. ~plen.
aii snusgs ~ the cholf ard an ndaress
- the pastor on >ew singers and
>ew Songs - oaf fiymuAl = Adelaiae
Anna rFotlof. e.aa n. N sunday.
sshpol q A. Is m. tpwcFgh League
ssIeeffna
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30

Toe Sacrament ~ The LORDS supper
wiil - Administered IN The freAhy.
lFtian thufeb tomorrow morning, fol-
Inmln tbe sermon ~ the pastor. Rev.
George - BELL. sefx ice beginning
Al u a. 81. Service also Al I'D n. ~.
TIE pastors theme viii BE- shall
We Abolish Onf Drinking CustomsY''
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30


Frank ]. Chenty makes oath that he
: senior partner Of the firm Of + |,
Cheney \ Co. doing business in the
CITY Of Toledo, ounty and State alore.
said, and that said firm win pay the sum
Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case Of CataFrh that can.
not be cured by the use Of Halls Casarfh
Cure. FRANK /. CHENEY,
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed In
my presence. this 9th day ei December,
A. u. 1880.
A. w. GLEASON.
sl(SnAl.l Ne,ary public.
Halls CataFrh Cure il taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and niue.
Gus surfaces Of the system Send tor
testimonials tree,
+. |. CHENEl, Toledo, q,
Sold By all Druggists, sc,
Take Rails Family Pills Tor eonSsi.
patton.
For sale by fcldmeyer Bros, City
Drug store. dec
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30

rho annual memorial escrNsceS 81
lho Annapolis lsoaee =, = = NleS
will b. hola Al 40 lomeytow after
nom Al the Colonial RhoAtre, Tho.
felll program Ma published IN >eSses~
dA'S CAPITAL. Tho cercsnoAloS VII he
very Imposing ana lgapyVSslN'c,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30

/ hsee ieea aaic1ea with sosc evcs Cor
hlre hires ytark. 4hiFlcgn years AGO ! he.
ilslls bIIaa and Wa blind tor ~
fa Nv eves we're hadle lnhAmed. One
~ ~ shle~ lnsisled ulcn ny irving
fHsal isefiains ~alte Nnd rAvt me half box
IS 10 nv safgaise i heAisi nv ewes an.l
- s.. va sa1ne lNaek to are. IT 4, kAniA
..ithIsaE Is thamierlalns >alve b ~
ie II felimeyeg nftA auk STARE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30
RAIN or sNow

NAsnfSsTo~ November 20. lo.So .. IA
For Maryland snow IN Western;
rsIu - snow ~ kAsiefn portion tonight
and marmef Sunday rain or snow.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30

~ Erss N.1sr C. z.ass $50 80 Irsry Easlas
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mesr #Fs eas@EsrseFN Ennf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30

W. l.. MOORE.
chief ~ Weather Bureau
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-30

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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13

ply stepping off n pavement he has
broken leg more than once; a hearty
handshake has broken his arm and a
slap on the back not long ago laid him
up for weeks with a fractured shout
der Herr Stahl has numbered only 24
years. yet he counts two fractures for
every year he has lived In fact, as he
humorously says the only safe T7ace
for him is a glass case"
N Captain Vetrio, an American, is a
freak" of another order, for he can
make a hearty meal of poisons which
would provide work for quite a large
number of undertakers II others we're
to partake of it. Not long ago in
Berlin he sat down to a dinner which
consisted of plate of verdigriS, a
liberal portion of ultramarine and a
compete" of sulphur and borax. fol-
lowed by a dessert Of white sulphur.
These edibles were washed down by a
bottle of patent rat killer. made OF
powdered glass. arsenic and atrophine.
This meal he devoured with evident en-
ioyment. to the amazement of the gov
eminent officials and doctors who look
Ell on.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13

81 wish he had to work for his llv-
n" said the man with the bod, paus-
az by the mortar box to pass the time
d day with the man with the hoe.
I'd like to have him where l am an
ne with the Job o. bossin' him. Why
lon't he stay where he belongs an let
Burke run the works?"
Il guess he amt got nothin' better to
DO" said the man with the hoe.
That's what's the matter, / guess"
said the man with the hod. "Burke'd
get along all right If he'd let him alone
There's worse than Burke If he was
let to do as he'd mind to, but he amt
let to. It's How many perch have these
men laid since they started In to work
this mornin'? | notice there amt but
two courses on the south wall since yes
'day. Hustle 'em up! Hustle 'em up!
What are them men waitln' for around
there? Scantlin's not here? Why amt
1t here? 1t orter to be here. | amt
payin' wages to have men layin' around
doin' nOthin'. Telephone down to the
yards and ask 'em why in thunder that
scantlin' hasn't got here. Be here in
side O. five minutes? Well. call 'em
again. Hustle 'em up Hustle 'em up!
Why amt that pitch hot? Hustle it
up! Hustle it upr He can't wait for
the fire to burn, darn himr'
"Nor for lime to slack" supplemented
the man with the hoe, feelingly. "He
wanted Burke to hustle that up.
''He don't know what work is himself
and he don't realize it takes time"
said the man with the hOd HE ought
to get his material by telegraph an
leave 1t run Into a chute with a ma
chine that 'ud slap it up into a ten
story buildln' in about eight hours.
Then he'd kick because 1t was too slow.
I'd like to have him carryln' this bod
wunst-jest a day of it,"
IF he was around all the time I'd
quit" said the man with the hoe
"A good thing he amt" said the man
with the bod. Il wouldn't stand for it
either. but he's buttin' in at the other
places jest the same. He's gotter keep