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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-11
Dog Almost Kills Child.

The seven year old sun OF Nose
Thornton. Of White Salmon, was bad
ly bitten by a dog last Sunday at the
Thornton lumber camp on the Wash.
ington side. The lad was going from
the roomine house over to the mess
house. when the dog sprang from his
hiding place along the trail and threw
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-11
Will Hood River BE Represented Z!

The Portland Retail Grocers' asso.
citation picnic is securing many new
features. Secretary Merrick Is hunt
Ing for couple wiling to be married
at the celebration of food purveyors al
bonneville, July II, and all expenses
OF the wedding are to be supplied, be.
sides, the honor.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-11
Quick Relief For Asthma Sufferers.

Foley's Honey and Tar affords i'm
mediate relief to asthma sufferers in
the worst stages and If taken in time
will effect cure. Sold by Chas. N.
Clarke.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04

| c. O. Huber is visiting his father <and mother in Ohio for a few weeks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04

noted, but no actual business resnl19 because of the high positions of qz4- tatiOns. Woolen goods make slow Y,e.. gress, although practically all lipe1 are now open.
 Interest is most noteworthy in Itse WOrsted division
 Footwear factories are well @E. gagged on old orders, but visiting uxy-- CTS in the Boston market did not pua- chase as freely as was anticipatssss and mail orders from interior whJ7e- salers appear very slowly. Leather # quiet, shoe manufacturers showing xx disposition to anticipate needs. Taza- ners therefore curtail production, which adds to the accumulation us hides and depresses quotations stll further"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04
Great increase
 in Export Trade

Continued From Page One.) aggregated S22 ,000,000; in 1897 America exported to the island less than s2,000,0O0 of merchandise; last year We sent to Porto Rico s23- 900, 0,000 worth of American pro- ducts.
 With differing figures, the story is the same as to the Philippines. Hawaii and Alaska. Between the United States and all of these po- sessions the commerce has increas- ed during the past decade, enor- mously, being now from four to eight or ten times as great as it was years ago.
 It is interesting and significant to note, in this connection, that the trade of the Unted States with it's outlying possessions is increasing far more rapidly than is the same sort of trade between European countries and their colonial poses sions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04
VVVVVVVVVVVV%VV ' ADJUSTMENTS. ! /~~%~%>%<%/>/~<

Forest Park theater will offer real novelty in amusements the coming week Vaudeville-high class vaude- |ville-will be offered at that play house and for the first time in the history of Pine Bluff it's theater go- CTS will have an opportunity of see- ing the same vaudeville enjoyed by patrons of the Keith and Orpheum circuits in all of the larger cities.
 After spending several days in Chi cago. the heart of the vaudeville world, Meyer Solmson, manager of the Forest Park theater, has secured one of the best and most highly enter taining vaudeville bills that money could buy. Headed by the great mu sical Bensons, who have entertained thousands of music lovers throughout the United States in the past several promises to excel anything ofNits kind seen in this section of the country in recent years. The Musical Bensons require seven trunks to carry their mammoth musical instruments and paraphernalia. They perform with apparent ease on no less than thirty different musical instruments and bring forth melody from some of the most comical and mysterious things introduced on the stage in the time of vaudeville. MT. and Mrs. Benson have a stage setting which resembles the first part of a minstrel show.
 Minnie St. Clair, soubrette, who has attained no little prominence in l the past few years in musical come dies, is also among the vaudeville fa- vorites who will make up the Forest Park bill the coming week. Miss St. Clair is one of the best impersOnatOrs of the plain country girl before the public today. She divides her time between vaudeville and legitimate work. Her last appearance in the part of the country maiden was with that funny farce comedy, Browns in Town" in which she played the prin- cipal female part, Suzanne" The stories she tells during her dancing and singing act were collected by her in her travels and are reviews of ac-
 tual happenings. Her comic songs are features of her work.
 Erenest Lenore, known familiarly in theatrical circles as the "ElOng
 ated Comedian" because of the fact that he stands seven feet from top to
 bottom and is about one foot wide, will also be fun-nlaker Of the con-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04
THE WEATHER.
LOW Temperatures Prevail in tfe West and South Atlantic
 States.

Weather conditions were reported by the Little Rock weather bureau Saturday as follows
 The storm in the Northeast is pass ing out to sea over the St Lawrence Valley. A secondary depression ap- pears over Lake Michigan. The move ments of these lows have caused scat tered showers in the Central Valleys and the Atlantic and east Gulf States. Low pressure continues over the Rocky Mountain district, with cyclon- ic centers over Montana and Arizona. respectively. The southwestern storm extends eastward over Texas, Arkan- sas, Louisiana and Mississippi. Show CTS occurred over the greater part of the Rocky Mountain region and at few scattered places in Texas, Okla homa, Louisiana and Arkansas The barometer continues high over Flori- da and the north Pacific Coast. The high that was over the Dakotas Fri uoy haa epIedu soulHWdfu as lar as Missouri, attended by cold weather in the Northern and Central States. At a. m. the temperatures ranged from AS degrees in Wyoming to 5S degrees ill Indiana and 80 degrees on the South Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Cloudy and cooler weather than usual prevails over Arkansas, with easterly winds and rising barometer, and light showers in some northern coun- tins The indications point to partly cloudy weather in this vicinity with showers tonight or Sunday"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04
D. W. .BOYCE MAKES
 IMPROVEMENTS

MT. D. w. Boyce has recently in- curred much expense in fitting up his Pine street office and it now presents a most attractive appearance. The popular and attractive Miss Colona AL len is the stenographer and occupies a chair in the office. Miss Jamie Hastings is a valuable addition to the office force. The Boyce Construction Co.,, with MT. T. A. Mayfield in the ar chitect's chair, occupies the adjoining office, while MT. Bowling, the solic- itor for the Southern Intelligence and Labor Agency. holds down a desk ir the same room. The public is cordial ly invited to visit these new quarters
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04

ing week His songs and stories are original, his dancing clever and his comedy of the. kind that tickles. He recently appeared in one of the big Chicago houses and scored big hit.
 The great St. Julian, who recently attained no little prominence in east ern vaudeville circuits, will appear with the others. His remarkable head dancing and wonderful acrobatic feats are responsible for his being at the top of the theatrical ladder.
 The Kinodrome, far superior to the moving picture machine, will be an- other feature to be offered by the management during the week A com- plete set of new subjects have been secured Electric fans have been placed in the theater for the comfort of it's patrons and the Transit Con- pany management assures good car service. Popular prices will prevail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04
JOBBERS PREPARE
 FOR BIG BUSINESS
Trade Reports Show That Much Ac. tivity Is Expected in Fall and Winter Trade, Following Crop
 Improvement.

New York, Aug. 3.-R. G. Dun & Co.'S weekly review issued today says:
 Trade reports from the leading cities are singularly uniform. in mak- ing favorable comparisons with the corresponding week in any previous year. At most Western and South ern points the improvement in crop
 prospects has brought out liberal fall orders, and there is evidently more confidence in the future than at any time since it was found that many of the principal farm products had made bad start.
 "Jobbing houses are preparing for winter trade on scale seldom equal led. Manufacturers still receive or ders in abundance.
 Settlement of the ore strike re- moves any danger of interruption to activity at pig iron furnaces, which promise to establish a new record of output during the second half of 1907 According to the regular report of the American Iron and Steel Association all previous figures were surpassed during the first six months, with ar aggregate of 13,47S,0O0 tons, an in crease of 753,103 tons over the previ ous maximum. Vigorous activity a cotton mills, prices being fully sus | tained by the volume of orders or hand, the high quotation of raw cot consumption. Export inquiries arg
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04
F | SOCIETY NOTES. * .r
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One of the most unique entertain ments that has taken place recently is the stag party that is being hell at the residence of II. C. Fox on South Olive street for the past few weeks. There are number of gentlemen who are "batching" it, and they report 6 fine time. It has been learned that they intend to give some kind of q stag reception to the other men of the city who are in the same fix
 The party is composed of Messrs. H e. Fox, Lee Fox, Henry Roberts, E. Ryland and Jesse Ryland. The Mesdames Fox are spending the sum mer in Virginia, but the men folks" seem to get along pretty well.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04

One of the most enjoyable affairs of the season was the dance given at Forest Park Friday night by Allen Orto andNewt Maer Miles orchestra furnished the music for the dancers and all present had most enjoya- ble time. The German was lead by Miss Lola Mann and Allan Oorto
 and Newton Maer and May Barkley
 The Passion Play vas not over until late hour, and so it was late be- fore the dance began, but the young people made up for lost time by dancing until nearly o'clock. The chaperones were MT. and Mrs. Neal Bell, Neal Martin and F. l.. Dilley
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04
Team and wagon for sale. Ca1i at J. w. Perrings Photograph Gass- lery. West Second avenue.
NEGLECTED OPPORTUNITIES.

''I could have had that property at such and such a figure and new it has doubled or trebled in value.'' is a remark you frequently hear a,y some person who reproaches himself for neglected opportunities.
 When you consider the fact that 5 cents laid aside each day will buy lot in Home Addition, you mnt realize that here is an opportunity such as you never had before.
 When all these lots are sold anG the addition built up, look over the property some day and consider how much better of could you hasR been had you seized the opportunity when it was presented.
 Better still,, see Tracy Mills at early as possible and buy several lots bfore the proposition is gong from you.
 During the past several years the office of R. H. M. Mills and SUnE has sold several additions and Yr every instance you could not Euy any one of the lots at 50 per ceni profit over the figures paid for thsm by purchasers now holding them.
 Home Addition is the most a. tractive proposition ever handled by this agency, and the owner of prop erty is so sure of it's merit that ne will give your money back if y6u are not satisfied with your purchase
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04

The annual election and installa- tion of officers of Pine Bluff Typo graphical Union No. 447 will be held this afternoon at their hall, and a full attendance of members is most urgently requested. Final arrange ments will also be made for the send ing of a delegate and alternate to the I. T. U. convention which meets in Hot Springs this month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04
X CAR LOAD OF
 "CRAZY WELL WATER"

We call the attention of our read CTS to the advertisement of A. G. Be- dell in this issue for the celebrated Crazy We'll Water,'' which comes from Mineral Wells, Texas. For 2 long time the wonderful virtues If this celebrated 'crazy well water" have been known throughout the country, and every year thousands of people go to Minearl Wells to be ben efitted by it's great curative power. Many Pine Bluffans are among the visitors every year, but i'll the future this will not be necessary, because the water will henceforth be received here in car load quantities. Par ties desiring the benefits of this eel ebrated water can now be supplied by Mr. A. c. Bedell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04
Biggest Fine
 in All History

New York. Only a few lesser of heials of the Standard Oil Com pany were in the court room. Judge Landis consumed approximately an hour in reading the decision before he announced the penalty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04

LOST-One set of plans drawn for concrete residence of w. s. Sor- rells of Hot Springs, Ark, drawn by A. B. Innings of New York. Five office. Hot Springs Concrete Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04

Will White, of Carlisle, was a business visitor in this cty yester- day afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-04
STOVE MADE HERE
 FOR USE IN MEXICO

A. A. LeLaurin, the we'll known boiler maker of this oity, has received an order from the Panuco Mountain and Monclova railroad of Mexico for one Dandy Band stove, which he man ufactures exclusively. The stove will be sent to J. ". Shapter, custom agent, Estacion Monclova, Coah,, Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-09
Lodge of Rebekah.

District Deputy Mrs.. j. 81. Mansheid
with the following sisters, Mrs. Permar,
Mrs. Psdget, Miss Hull and Mr.. and
Mira. Friedlander, went to Aceotink lsS'
night and instituted Rebt ksh lodge
with 30 members, known as May hower'
No. so. After the institution the fol
lowing officers was installed b! the
deputy: Noble grand, Mrs. Lottie An
derson; vice grand, Miss Lizzie Dove;
financial secretary, Miss Leo Dove; re-
cording secretary, Miss Florence Pear
son; treasurer, Miss Eva Shepherd;
right supporter 10 noble grand, VIZ.
Dove; left supporter to noble grand,
Mrs. Barbara Baker; right supporter
to vice graLd, Lewis Deavers; left
supporter to vice grand, Edith Petti';
warden, Mrs. Lizzie beavers; conductor,
Mrs. Ella Baggot; inside sentinel, George
beavers; outside sentinel, George Dove
After tie installation remarks we're made
by the visiting members and many Of
the new members. The work was put
on in a very pleasing manner. inns
lodge begins with very bright feture'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-09
T p. A. Convention.

The sixteenth annual convention o
Virginia Division of the Travellers Pro
tectlye Association will commence in the
Opera House at $3.50 o'clock tomorro"
morning. -,
Delegations from the following places
will be in attendance: Richmond, Nor
folk. Petersburg, south Boston, Dan
vile, Lynchburg, Blackstone, Martins
Vile, Roanoke and Staunton. .,
The convention will be opened with
PRAYER by Rev. J. R. Sewer, Post Chap
lain. after which the address OF welcome
on behalf of the city will be delivered by
Mayor F. ]. Paff. President j. Y. Viii
liams will follow in an address of vel
come on behalf of PostF, to which re-
spouse will be made by @. f. Herbert
President of Virginia Division. The
bushes, session will begin at 1880 p. m,
Committee on convention, is composed
Of J. Y. Williams, chairman, anc
Messrs. H. K. Field, @. @. Leadbeateri
A. D. Brockett, R. NJ. Graham, J. d.
Trimyer, o. II. Kirk, Raymond HUI
fish and w. A. Smoot, il.
Committee on entertainment, y. d.
Kirk, chairman.
Committee on reception, a. D.
BrOckett, chairman.
Committee on hotel, Raymond HUI
fish, chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-09
Invitation TO TemplarS.

The knights Templar COmmandery
of this city has just received an invita-
ton from the Chamber of Commerce at
Albany, New York, inviting the Com
maudery, or its delegates, to visit AL
banv in connection with their trip to
the Grand Encampment of the Knights
Templar of the United States OF Amer
lea, which will be held at Saratoga
Springs, July 9th to 18Th. The invita-.
ton is in itself unusually attractive and
voices the "old Dutch hospitality" for
which Albany is famous. The Albany
Chamber of Commerce is one of the most
progressive organizations of its kind in
the country and is Away ready to greet
strangers who may visit that beautiful
citv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-09
Masonic Visitation.

The officers Of Fredericksburg Lodge
No. 4, of MssOns, will tonight visit Alex,
addha- Washington Lodge of this city and
confer the Master MasOn's degree. Grand
Master OF Virginia Quinn and Grand
Master Woodland, OF The District OF %
lumbis, will also be present. DIR. L: b.
Cochran, master Of Washington Lodge,
with some of the other officers ofthe lodge,
this evening met the members Of Fred
ericksburg lodge at the station and drove
them in carriages to the principal points
of interest in the city, Later the officers
of Washington Lodge will 60 10 Wash,
ington on a special train to NEST and
bring TO this city the two Grand Masters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-09
The Weather.

The fair weather of yesterday morning
was followed yesterday evening by cloudy
conditions with rain between z and 3
O'Clock, which continued at intervals
throughout the night. About l2:l5 the
wind blew heavily from the southeast
which awakened many people. 1t soon Don
subsidtd, however, but not until small
limbs had been torn from trees IN d'ner-
ent sections of the city. A tree on 20,
lumbus street, between Cameron ana
Queen was Frustrated by the wind a
tree on the north side of Duke street.
near Henry, was also blown down. Inc
weather has been cloudy and threatening
today, with a norlheasterly wind pre-
vailing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There WIS 10 session of the Police
Court this morning. A white man, an
old ofsnder, who had been arrested 90
the chronic charge OF drunkenness, hsd
his case continued.
Ia a well-played game on the grounds
of the Episcopal High School, near this
city, yesterday afternoon, the home team
defeated the Eastern High School in a
game of baseball by the score OF to 4
The annual meetings of the stockholders Of
the Cashier Electrolytic Alakali Company
and of the Cereal Sugar Company were held
today.
FITZGERALD Council, No. 459. Knights Of
Columbus, last night exemplifed the hIs'
degree at a meeting held at st. Mary's Hall
The Seventeenth Virginia Regiment Chap
ter, U. d. c., met yesterday and transacted
considerable routine business.
Gen. G. w. Gusts Lee has been elected 8
member of Isaac r. Trimble Camp OF Confed
crate Veterans, Of Baltimore.
Fish were selling at former prices thii
morning. Conditions at Fishtown were prac'
tically unchanged.
Services appropriate to Ascension Day wer'
held in st. Mary's Church this morning.
The Ancient Order of Hibernisns will give
a smoker" at st. Mary's Hall tonight.
lynnhavsn Crabs, Oysters, CLANS ant
Frogs at Opera House Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-09
The MidpetS Case.

As has been stated in the Gazette,
Messrs. Brumback and Smith, counsel for
George Midgels, colored, sentenced TO
be hanged in this city on the oath in
slant for the murder of Charles L. Smith
on October 20, 1906, have received a
letter from the condemned man, now In
the Fredericksburg Jail, 10 which ne
alleges a man has been located who
witnessed the shooting and who can
testify that Miegets did not kill Smith.
Mr.. S. G. Brent, Commemorative At
torney, in referring to the letter today
said that three witnesses who, for some
unexplained reason, we're not put upon
the stand at the trial, can be brought
to the front who will, if requested, POSI-
lively identify Midgets as the murderer
Mr. Brent said that there was not the
slightest probability of Midgets being
granted a new trial, but in such an
improbable event the new witnesses
would testify as to the identity Of
Midpels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-09
Mr.. Cariin in Fairfax.

Mr.. G. @. Carlin, one of the candi'
dates for the democratic nomination ior
Congress from this district, spoke in the
schoolhouse at Colvin Run, Fairfax
county, last night. The meeting was
well-attended and the audience gave
close attention to Mr.. Carlin's speech
MIR. Carlin was INTRODUCED by Mr.. NJ. ID.
Hall, superintendent Of public schools
of Fairfax county. MIR. Miller, one Of
the candidates for the legislature from
Fairfax, also delivered an address. Mr.
Csrlin will speak tonight at Vienna.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-09
Held for Grand Jury.

George Garrett, cOlOred, charged with
killing Louis LeddeD, in RosSlyp, last
Thursday evening, was given hear
ing at the county court house yes
tefdsy before Justice E. F. Thomp-
son and held for the action of the
grsud Jury Under load in the sum
of 81 900. A fine of $50, in addition to
costs, was imposed by the court in the
case. in which Garrett was charged WITH
selling cocaine without license, the
prisoner having entered plea OF guilty.
Margaret Landon, who was held as q
witness to the shooting, was sentenced
to serve three months in Jail for va
grancy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-09

The State Corporation Commission has
published the nam es of the domestic aud
foreign corporations whose charters 0r
licenses to do business in Virginia have
become revoked and snnuled for failure
TO pay the annual registration fees as
SEES, ed against them for two successive
wears. such failure having continued in
the case ofeach of These corporations for
a period of ninety days after the expirs-
ton of such two years. 10 the list are
the following corporations having their
principal Office in this city. American
Electric and Manufacturing Co., Ameri
can Granite Brick o., American Seal
Jog Machine Co., Beck, DOsk & Co.,
Inc. Bslhaven Drug Co, Capital
Chemical and anufacturiUg Co., Inc.
Cere Vege Manufacturing 90. Of Wash
ingioD, ID. c.; Chesape axe and Column
bia Investment Co., District of Column
bia Loan and Investment Co, Elliott
Printing Co., f. F. V. Social Club,
Gordon Vaccine Co., Herrell-EPsey
Manufacturing Co., International To-
vsstment Co, international Loan and
Deposit Co., Jackson Phillips Brick Co 4,
Knowlton Vending Machine Co, La
fayette Square Opera House Co., Lee
Fire Insurance Co., of Alexandra;
Monroe Brothers Brick Co., National a
Grocery Co., National Roller and Ball
Bearing Co., Ogrsm Chemical Co., Peo-
piles Gas Savings Association, of the Die
trict of Columbia; Reliance Fire 1nsur-
ance Co., Retail Liquor Dealers Build
ing Corporation OF the United States
Rerick Air Cushion Trust Co., Ssabosrd
Fire Insurance Co., Serum MaDufactur'
ing Co., Traders Guarantee and Invest
ment Co., Trust Company of Cuba
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-09
Railroad Amendment.

W. R, Hudson, superintendent of the
Spencer terminal division Of the South
ern Rsilway, has been promoted to
superintendent of the Dsnville division
of the same road. His successor at
Spencer has not been named. Mr.. Hud-
son was formerly with the Seaboard Air
Line at Richmond. He succeeds Q. :.
Lake, resigned, who becomes superir
tendent of motive power of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-09
Cunning in Cemeteries.

Complaint is made of certain men and
boys who prowl through the cemeteries
armed with air rifles and shoot robins
and rabbits. Apart from violating the
game laws, these parties render it
dangerous for people at times to visit
the cemeteries. The police of this city
have jurisdiction extending mile beyond
the limits of the corporation, and the
people who make complaint hope that
the procedures mentioned above will be
brought to a close.