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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07
PRISONERS TAKEN
 TO LITTLE ROCK

Sheriff Philpot left Friday afternoon with three prisoners for Little Rock' where he will place them ill the state penitentiary. Their names follow: i: Minnie Hurley, convicted Of grand lar ceny, one year; Ed Brown, assault to kill, five years, and Isaiah Going, at tempted rape, 21 years. Going is the negro who was found in the bed room of Mrs. John M. Taylor recently as the residence of Captain s. Geisreltef. The police arrested him little later and the case caused no little excite ment here. He entered plea of guilty before Judge A. B. Grace f'fl' day afternoon and was sentenced lm- mediately. He was hurriedly returned to the pen at Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07
Order For Their Trip to Lit tie Rock Was Indefinite and Game at an Inoppor tune Time
ARMORY IS CLOSED
Because of Non-Payment of Rent Appropriation Late in Arriving Here-Io Recruit Local Company Fifty Eight Men Needed.

The officers of the Jefferson Pencil bles met Friday night and decided that it would be impossible for the company to report next Monday at the State Encampment at Little Rock, and Captain W. Y. Ellis sent 3 telegram to that effect to Adjutant- General Paul Little of the State Guards Friday night.
 The reason for this decision of the officers was that the orders which the company recieved, instructing them to report, were so indefinite, and were received so late that it would be impossible to prepare the company to attend the encampment. They recog- nized the fact that the members of the company must have time in which to arrange to leave their business and occupation and they thought it would be impossible to prepare them to make q creditable showing under the pres ent circumstances.
 The condition of the company has been very much changed and thef efficiency has been greatly reduced by the closing of the armory, which the non-payment of the rent necessltateds The money which the State Legisla- ture appropriated for the use ot the State Guards did not arrive in time to pay the rent, which had been due 1ot some time. The money has arrived now however, but it is too late to pre- pare the company to attend nexl Monday. The armory will be re opened and the officers will attempt to get new spirit into the work.
 Orders have been received here ~re5 gently from headquarters at Little Rock to recruit the company. Thls work will be taken up in few days' for the company now has but 3s men, while $ is the number desired ill the 0rdpr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07
JUST AN IDLE
 RUM0R, THAT'S ALL A. M. Van Auken, Who Is Surveying, Says Pine Bluff Will Not Be Left Out of A., l.. and G. By.
WORK IS PROGRESSING q
Survey Has Been Made and COnstruc- tion Work Follows Sur,e,ing-Has Great Future-EO Be Built to Pine Bluff in Spring.

A. M. Van Auken, one of the en- gineers employed on the survey of the Arkansas, Louisiana and Gulf Railroad, and his assistants, K A. Tullis and P. J. Thompson, arrived ill the city Thursday morning from Hamburg where they have recently completed the survey of the route of this railrod from Monroe, Louisiana to that place. They hav4 finished the location of the road between the two places, and MT. Van Auken is highly elated with the way the work is progressing.
 The surveying party, of which Mir. Van Auken is the head, compos- ed of men, lett Monroe on April 1. and arrived at Hamburg July 2 with the work between the two places complete as far as the sur wing is concerned. He says that the work lies over stretch of country which is not only easy to survey, but is also very easy to build a road over. He is very much impressed with the way that the af- fairs of the road have been run recently, and predicts nothing for it but prosperity.
 Parties and crews, laying the road and constructing road bed. are following all the surveying in the construction work. MT. Van Auken stated that he thought, and that it was the opinion of te officials Of the company, that the Toad would be completed as far as Hamburg and Crossett by the middle of Feb ruary, 1903. The work on the road had progressed quickly wherever it has begun but it is thought by the engineers of the railroad compapy that the work on the road from Hamburg to this city will not be started until next spring. This is Hot settled fact yet but when ask ed why this step had been taken by the officials of the company, MT. Van Auken replied that he did not know of their plans for the future and had no idea of their intentions when they decided upon it. He stated further that he had heard nothing officially that would lead him to think it was the intention of the railroad to leave Pine Bluff out, as has been suggested by some of the smaller cities in the south ern part of the state. He thinks that such talk is entirely without foun- dation and that it is Eierely an idle rumor.
 This engineering party will re- main in this city for a week or so, but they do not know where they will go from here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07
PAVING CONTRACT
 WAS NOT LET

The commissioners of the East SacOad avenue Paving District held a special meeting Saturday .s.f- ternoon to open the bids which they had received for the paving of that street. The commissioners are M. NJ. Bruce, M. Donovan and Fred Senyard Philpot and Graham bid on the contract and l. P. Shelby also submitted a bid
 Neither of the bids were accept ed by the commissioners, but they discussed them freely. The meet ing adjourned sin die but special meeting will be called soon when it is thought that the contract will be let.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07

Miss Irma Grace returned Satur- day afternoon from Texarkana, where she has been visiting rela- tives for the past few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07

SC the'KIRTS. many F. .de hgs1' black, coloreu self stitched .hap :. are ar .vifh oah'ss Worth s5o0 to ssoS&d by 'ns nt,,,'.'$3.50 to $16.5o1err,|
 destln the 7 and >trip @1a'Gsssi23%sd ekly for 'n''" o'v"' uoi|
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07
- HCCl PROSECUTING NEY ".

lhls morning we aref1sh.l l'fi1Niy 1OI
 announce Prosecuting Hc aco Jones candidacnahie M RarOainc < attorney of teMpe oil ,1a.4u
 Itfic. Judge Jad "a fat N09-~A' ldOrsenent at lin the counties ct of tNCdn buy NK..
 which III cherry ian.TSe at " his candidacy being that depth. A. b, "~$+++ . . ton of the Democratic es naA"' y w 1oe A'eeen w1et
 I I , 1 % .s .. 'ssvesse the position A
 his constituents CA
 aSpssssa5s %ost sat'sfaeta9 nqoasas o'a ts< ' >[ an enviabe re -sJ e lawyer. Se9e0N aI 7
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07

noncrieff paswqqreyail .o upon pon;eptlse I the'Ki; Nora Byrd, Pine Blshments. In many !. ',
 c. 0. Huber, Pine order crusaas ,,nost,1c ,
 The meeting clase the 1oon,e aoMn are ben mon by Rev. IT. I'd the e,,a,r pr' money wifi First Methodist 2enu erss If this move1nsn, ,la Pine Bluff. Nnne to grow, 1t n'ly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07

the position with his constituents Ms represents. HiY s most satisfactory an envia ble re
 lawyer. His e'l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07

Major and Mrs. H. A. Mccoy left Saturday morning for Rochester, Minnesota, where they will spend sev- eral weeks recuperating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07

Irving M. and T. R. Ashcraft lel Saturday for their home at Slave where they will spend a few daal on vacation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-29
SOPHIE AND GORDON
OSBORN STAR TONIGHT

There will be an entire change an
construction of play at the Orpheum
tonight when the pastoral comedy
drama For Her Children's Sake" VIII
be given. This piece will be given in
it's entirety, every scene and line spok-
en-. Nothing will be cut in any man
ner whatever. For Her Chloreh >
Sake" was considered to be one OF
EIleford's best things on the mainland
and they have received the very hgh-
est praise for their work in TINS IN
teresting drama. First and foremost
the clever children, Sophie and Gordon
Osborn. will have the roles of Rosie
and "Bobbie" 1t is worth the price
of admission to witness these tots go
through their parts. There will also
be the old Parsonage on Christmas Eve
with its Illuminated tree and the in
terror of The Winter Circus. Another
feature will be the double speciality
of Matte Lloyd Luce and comedian
Hernandez. The different members OF
the company all have congenial roles
in which they have appeared on the
Coast.
Tomorrow afternoon there VIII De a
special matinee of "A Ragged Hero
in order to give the little ones a chance
to see Sophie Osborn rescued by the
tramp hero Gordon and Sophie Os-
born will also repeat their funny Ger
man stunt.
There will also be the regular matt
nee on Saturday afternoon. Seats for
both matfnees now on sale.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-29
EVANGELICAL DINNER
On SATURDAY

The annual dinner of the Hawaiian
Evangelical Association will be given
next saturday afternoon at the PARK
beach at Waikiki.
Queen Liliuokalani has signified her
intention to be present. She has stlH
further expressed her good will by con-
tributing to the feast number OF PIGS
several barrels Of poi and other neces-
sarv staples for a real luau- At the
Oneens request, also. the Hawaiian n
hand will play at the Iuau, the Board
Of Supervisors having given their con-
sent
The members of the Christian En-
daavor Society, ministers and delegates
viii meet at Kawaiahao church at noon
on saturday. and there they viii take
the electric cars for the park.
one delightful feature will be Tue
sfnqino of Hawaiians by fine musicians
amongst the delegates from the other
| islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-29
TAFT AS A BOXER.

When he returned to Cincinnati from
Yale Mr.. Taft. now Secretary of War,
attended a law school and afterWard
entered his fathers law office. He a'so
reported law cases for the local news
papers, beginning at Sc week y
weekly journal printed an article
viciously attacking his white-ha1Tea
father. The young man sought out the
guilty editor, thrashed him vigorously
and rubbed his nose painfully on the
pavement Later the editor called on
him and expressed his admiration for
Mr.. Taft's intelligence as boxer. You
opened with left-hander when I was
naturally expecting highlander. he
explained. That was the last issue Of
the offending journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The closing exercises of Kawaiahao
Seminary will take place on Tuesday,
June 4. at 7:3o p. m, in Kawaiahao
church.
The Cleaners will meet today, at 2:30
O'Clock. with Dorothy Garland, Manoa
Valley, at the end of the carline. wealth
er permitting.
The circulation department of the
Honolulu Library will be closed on
Decoration Day, but the reading room
will be open as usual
The Hawaiian Woman's Club will hold
its annual meeting this afternoon, from
three to FIVE, at the home of Mrs w.
F. Frear, Punahou.
The annual meeting of the Bar AS
ISOLATION viii take place this afternoon
at the new Republican headquarters,
81 Merchant street, at four o'clock.
Miss Poston desires to express her
thanks and appreciation to the many
friends of her uncle, the late Captain
3. F. Chapman, for floral tributes and
sympathy expressed in her sorrow.
Tsurda has appealed to the Supreme
Court from the judgment of Circuit
Judge Robinson in a replevin suit
brought by Farm to recover a horse
and to whom judgment was rendered
for $50.
Miss Smith of London, the Rev. DR..
Parker of San Francisco, and Mr.. Nc
Mahon, an Oriental student of Berke-
ley University, visited Mr.. Laws class
of the Royal School yesterday to see
the pupils sketch from life.
All Sung, a Chinese, Muliwai and
Sam Kali, Hawaiians, appeared before
Judge Whitney yesterday morning
charged with being agents for a che-fa
lottery. They were found guilty. and
All sung was fined 500, Muliwai $50,
and Sam Kali $40.
| The mortgage on kahuku ranch in
Kau has been increased. The ranch
| consists of $4,000 acres and was orig
| inalIy mortgaged to c. Spreckels & Co,
for $4,000, with two additional payments
| of $500 each, making a total of $4,000.
| The amount was increased yesterday
| by $1,000, making the final total $4,000.
| Ground will be broken on Friday
| for the new building for Kawaiahao
! Seminary at the Mid-Pacific Institute,
| near College Hills. The exercises Will
/ take place at four o'clock and it is
t hoped that as many former pupils OF
the Seminary as possible will be
present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-29
NEW NOVELTIES IN THE ART DE-
PARTNTENT.
New
Stamped
Linens

UNIQUE DESIGNS; A SAMPLE
LINE OF
STAMPED Linen Doylies at
.10 and II 1-2c.
Stamped Linen Centers, new de-
Sims rs, IS and soc.
Stamped Linen Tray Covers. $50. Soc
Stamped Linen Parasols, pretty
designs ..........-...-.' 81 oo'
Stamped Linen Hats, Eyelet Pat
terms .............. oo0'
Stamped Corset Covers, new de-
signs .................. 'oc'
Infants Stamped Flannel sacques
Tinted Oval Centers, pretty floral
designs and colorings. ......... 4Oc'
Tinted Pillow Tops. new designs
and pretty colorings.
Autograph Pillow Tops in new
And many other interesting articles
too numerous to mention.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-29
MID-PACIFTC INSTITUTE.

The board Of managers of the Mid
Pacific Institute cordially invite friends
of all nationalities to be present at the
ceremonies attending the turning OF
the first sod on the site where il is
proposed 10 erect the new building for
the use of the girls department, Ka-
waiahao Seminary These exercises
will take place at p. m, Friday, May
31st, on the recently acquired grounds
of the institute adjacent to College
Hills, entrance on Armstrong street. II
is earnestly hoped that as many for
mer students of Kawaiahao Seminary
as possible will be present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-29

Sachs Dry Goods Co. will close al
noon tomorrow, Decoration Day.
Bears.
Teddy bears.
Bears have arrived.
White bears and brown bears
aoa hears on sale at Arleigh's s.
How to have foresight-Explained by
Trent & Co.
Rows, swimming trunks 15c., water
wings Csc, at Sachs.
A small, coy cottage, well situated
is advertised for rent.
This weather would be unbearaole
if is wasn't for Primo beer.
F. Ehlers & Co. will be closeo al
dav Thursday. Decoration Day.
A fine family COW and gearing can
are for sale. Telephone White SV'z.
bic new shipment of Centenniafs
Pest flour just arrived at Henry May
& Co.
historical Honolulu In paper covers
FOR sa1e AT the Gazette office at 10c.
per COPY
A K. of P. badge, with name on tne
back has been lost. "A ie"'4U
at Wall, Nichols CO.
Henry Nav & Co. will close at Il
i O'Clock noon, Thursday, Decoration
Day. One morning delivery.
A splendid cottage at Waikiki IS LOT
rent unfurnished. Inquire OF II. NJ
Won Holt, 81 Merchant street.
Fblers are advertising another OF
their remnant sales, which, as usual
means twice your moneys worth
Why don't you join the Harrison
Mutual Burial Association? Member
shin entities you to a $500 fuherai.
Do it now.
Rlom's great clearance sale opens
Friday. Goods in every department.
will be almost given away. onheafo-o,
bargains.
Hats for all occasions and beautlIui
hair ornaments can be found at MISS
Powers millinery parlors, Boston nullo-
ing, Fort street.
To arrive on S. S. Sierra, large as
sortment of ice-house goods, 1ncludins
fresh fruits and vegetables and can
fornia Rose Creamery butter, for henry
Nav & Co Phone Main p.
Thru.n's book store is in receipt ol
fine society stationery, plain and crepe
tissues. and other desirable goods thdt
the market has been awaiting some
time. A word to the wise is sufhc1ent
Just received. large, complete stoch
of +he famous White Label olives ano
NiceIle olive oil from the Seville Pack
ing Co. y. Y. Also shipment of Oio
Virginia corn Relish. Henry May &
! Co, Ltd.
Some land belonging to Wong hWa
in MoiliiIi is to be sold at pubic auc
ton today by the High Sheriff, undeI
and bv virtue of a certain writ OF eX
ecution in the matter of J. F. Humours
VS. Wong Kwai. For particulars as U
description of land see notice elseWher
or call at the High Sheriff. office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-29
Editorials

In the Star are full of force and will
appeal to your intelligence. THE
STAR is first class evening news
paper. 1t is independent in all things.
No one employed on THE STAR Is
looking for political honcrs ana SO
we have "no axes to grind" Buy a
copy of the Star, read it, and you VIII
say, with US, that it is the best even
ina newspaper in Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-29
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Sachs Dry Goods Co. will close al
noon tomorrow, Decoration Day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-29
DANCE At SEASIDE

If the Sherman gets in today mop
will be given at the Seaside Hotel IN
honor of the officers and ladies OF the
Nineteenth Infantry. Tomorrow even
ing there will be a dance in commence
ton of Decoration Day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-29

\ Vermont lawyer writes that a CON
eyrassrnan who formerly practlsed Ia"
vent soon after he was admitted to the
har into the office of an old attorney
op5 said. mfr. -. may I borrow
one of your law books" the oioer d.,
torney looked over his glasses, anu
said: why, certainly. Does 1t MAKE
any difference which one:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-29

The candies of the Alexander Young
Cafe have not been in the market six
months, but they have already made a
name for themselves.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-29
"DOWN WHERE THE WURZBER.
GER FLOWS

PiIsner and Wurzberger beer on
draught at Scotty's Royal Annex, Mer-
chant street
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-31

urday for Eureka, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson spen,
Saturday and Sunday in Denver.
Miss Anna Roe went to Pueblo
last Friday for few days visit with
relatives.
The Epworth League will hold q
business meeting and social at the
church tomorrw evening.
Mrs j. M. Cameron went to Den
yer last Friday to visit relatives and
returned to Greeley Monday.
Frank Farmer left last Monday
for his home In Shenandoah, la. =,
after spending five months in Gree.
ley.
Mesdames A. w. Jones and j. Hall
Jones will entertain company of
lady friends with a thimble party
this afternoon.
A. L. Lindner, new manager Of
the Home Electric Light company,
returned last week from business
trip to Muscatine, la.
Mrs. Clara Gobel. whose home is
in Michigan, stopped Saturday to
visit her cousin, Mrs. J. F. Moody.
Mrs Gobel is returning from Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Thum of Den.
yer came to Greeley last week and
will live at SOB Thirteenth avenue.
MIR. Thum is employed on the Trib.
une.
Harry Hegerbush Of Columbus, o.,
left for his home last week after a
visit with Charles d. Palmer. Mr..
Palmer accompanied him to Denver
on his return.
Harry Combs. who attended the
Normal last year, arrived here
Thursday from Salt Lake City and
after few days visit with friends
will leave for the east.
Mrs. Susan Marion left last Friday
for her home in Philadelphia after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Alonzo
Beetham. Her son, Martin Marion,
will remain here through the winter
Frank Smith and Will Heston left
Wednesday for their home in Patas-
kala, o., after visit with J. S.
Cradle and family. The two young
men have spent several months In
the west.
Miss Ada Coates returned to Chey-
enne last Monday after three weeks
visit with Mrs. E. N. Smith. Miss
Coates was formerly teacher here
and has peen entertained by numer-
Eous former pupils.
James Cameron returned to Dem
yer Monday after few days visit
with his daughter, Mrs. Tom Allen.
Mrs. Cameron came down from
Denver Wednesday OF last week and
Is still visiting her daughter.
Stewart Statler collided with
some one on his wheel Wednesday
evening of last week on Fifth street.
He has since been nursing sprained
hand and trying to have new wheel
built from the remnants left from
the wreck.
Mrs. Margaret Pollock last satur-
day brought to the Tribune office
several nice, juicy strawberries,
picked from her garden. This Is the
second crop of the year and Mrs Pol
lock has been enjoying Strawberries
on her table for some time.
The Bridge Whist club Of dozen
ladies had its fortnightly meeting at
the home Of Mrs. A. j. Condor Wed
nesday afternoon. The ladies spent
a delightful afternoon with their
favorite game and delectable refresh
ments we're served by the hostess.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-31

W. 2. Bills returned Sunday from
a weeks trip to Wyoming.
Mrs. J. s. CRADLE went to Denver
Wednesday for few days. visit.
Mesdames r. Fl. Johns and W. FL.
Wright made business trip to Ault
last Saturday.
Free, liberal sample Conkey's lay
ing tonic II you bring this notice to
r. C. Williams, Greeley.
Mrs. D. d. Sturgeon and daugh-
ter, Ruth, returned the first of the
week from ten days visit in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Russell left
Monday for Los Angeles where they
expect to remain through the winter
months.
J. Q. McLucas and W. f. Thomp-
son returned last week from two
months stay In the mountains near
Steamboat Springs.
Mrs. John Hancock of Denver has
been spending ten days with her
husband, who is inspector OF the
reservoir of the water works.
". L. Esgar of Boulder is now
book keeper for McArthur's hardware
in place of E. y. Higgins. who has
resigned and leaves soon for the
south.
Mrs. G. S. Mills left last week for
Clarinda, Ia, for few weeks Vlsit
with friends. Her husband and sis
ter Miss Ella Cormack, accompanied
her TO Denver.
4. j. Lewis and two sons, Lloyd
aud Devear, started last Saturday
for Pocatello, Ida, where they VIII
spend two months and perhaps re-
main through the winter.
Mrs. @. A. House went to Fort
collins last Sunday to visit her son.
Prof Ed House, and family. MOI
day she went on to Denver on busi-
ness trip, returning to Greeley IN
rne evening.
pavid Bliss and viii Palmer are
..ylJcted home this week from Mag
uaIena, N. M, with $500 sheep.
ravid and Charles Bliss will leeo
600 and Mr.. Palmer and VIII MIL
I,r will feed 1900.
}Irs. f. M. Smith started last
Tuesday for her former nome III
Woodbine, la. Mrs. Smith recel'eo
word Of the death Of her brother-'h'
law, d. Daniels, Of Pueblo ana met
her sister in Denver, the Two making
the journey together to Woodpine'
lere Mr.. Daniels will be burleo.
Mrs. Smith expects to return III TWO
weeks.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-31
TTtTTtSTTTT
Locals

ds a business trip
left last SATURDAY.
70 Chicago. z
Hanson and son,
fday at Pierce.
bhan attended the
IGNITION in Denver
b, who is assistant
ton sugar factory,
nday,
ps cleaning ready
Cleaner Co. , about
reslev 394.
Who has been here
last Saturday for
Carolina.
|e De Woody and
=, of Denver we're
p. u. Green last
Elliott returned tc
esday after a few
hsr mother, Mrs.
Pett, cashier of a
! No, was in Gree.
est week, the CUES,
+ v. Langtry.