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The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service
 WASTINGToN, p. C., Dee. 1S.- Congressman Tawu,N, chairman of the committee on appropriations. stated today that the appropriations proposed to h" granted during the coming term
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18

Lye Hominy at Tea Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18
SAUER kRAUT IN CANS
 SAUER kRAUT IN CANS

SAUER kRAUT IN CANS
 Those large 3-pound cans "Victory,"
 "PeerIess" and Republic" So take
 your choice, canned or fresh. ..... PiCkLEO PIGS FEET PickLED PIGS FEET
 Are suggested by sauer kraut. Nice
 ones, sour and spiced. And also PlckLED LINK SAUSAGE SOLD BY THE POUND These come in kegs. Try pound or so for bre eakfast-will encourage you
 to do full days work GERMAN DILL PICKLES WALNUT CATSUP MUSHROOM CATSUP
 And lots of other catsups and sauces A R C H E R, EW NC & C O. "A R c H E R. EW ING & c O. A R c H E R, EW ING & c O.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18

The old Italian anG Swiss wines ports and .sherries at Nestor's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18

Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18

Largest Billiard and Pool Room i' Alaska at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18
Granite Mining Candles are the best
FOUND.

FOUND. Lady's gold ring. owner can have same by paying for this ad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18
IT IS REALLY
 SURPRISING

Many surprising things in this life to say nothing of the next. For in- stance it's passing strange that q per son would prefer the canned to FRESH SAUER KRAUT FRESH SAUER kRAUT FRESH SAUER 'kRAUT
 Right out of the barrel; 25 cents a quart. 4 small pail of this kraut will bring pleasant memories Of down on the farnn'-the cabbage patch, the frost on the pumpkin vine, the old COW, etc. Don't bring a pail with you, for we throw in a pail free-an oyster pail, thick and strons.. Our kraut was made with a spade-that made with a tobacco cutter don't taste just right, some how. or course, we also have, if
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18

Granite Mining Candles are the best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18

Sweet Cider at Tea Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18

ing actors
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30
ARK, LA. AND GULF
RAILROAD COMING
Rolling Stock Purchased and Trac!.
Laying Is Progressing at the
Rate Of Onc-Half Mile Il
Day.

!. NJ. Parker. general manager OF
the Southern Development Compa-
ny. which is building the Arkansas
Louisiana and Gulf railway, writes
from Monroe, La, to the Manufac-
turers Record that so miles have
been built from Monroe to Ward
Vile via Bastrop, La, and grading
is completed from Wardville, La, to
Hamburg. Ark, also on the branch
from Rolfe Junction and Crossett,
Ark. and track laying is in progress.
The grade section which is now be-
ing finished is, including the branch,
of about the same mileage as the
completed portion of the road
Tracklaying is progressing at q rate
of about half a mile per day
The company has purchased and
received three locomotives, five
passenger cars, 15S freight cars, one
steam shovel, one spreader car, one
Lidgerwood unloader. one center
pillow, one Slower motor car and one
American log loader for equipping
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30

at Little Rock yesterday afternoon by
Deputy Sheriff Bono and an assistant.
The man was recently arrested at his
home, twelve miles from the city on
the Princeton road. He was free of
clothing and it required several men
to clothe him again. While on their
way TO Little Rock yesterday after.
noon with the raying maniac, Deputy
Bono aud his assistant bad the time
OF their lives trying to control him.
Busby kicked out windows Of the
Cotton Belt on which they were rid
Ing and created no little excitement
on the tran. lie bit Deputy Bono on
the arm and tore the assistants coat.
They finally succeeded in landing
him in the asylum at the capital.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30
STUTTGART MAY
GET INTERURBAN
builders of Little ROCk.Pine Bluff
Road Make Prop0sition--Prc-
pairing to Let Engine
Contracts

The Little Rock and Pine Bluff
traction Company, which is now
building an interurban line from
Pine Bluff to Little Rock, may
build a branch electric line from
the Little Rock-Pine Bluff line to
Stuttgart. The company has made
a proposition to the town of Stuff
CART. and the proposition has been
taken under adyisement.
J. J. Fiske. OF the traction COM
pany. who is experimenting the con-
struction Of the hew electric line,
vas in Stuttgart Friday and Fri
day night, where he laid his propo-
s1tion before the Business Mems
League OF that place. He also wen.
over the ground there and looked
into the situation in general
Mr.. Fiske returned to Little Rock
yesterday from Stuttgart and stated
that he had made q proposition. to
the league at Stuttgart, and that
that body had taken the proposition
under adyisement Other than that.
he had nohing to say
The people Of Stuttgart are anx-
ious for the road to be extended to
their place. and those who are agi-
tating the projec: are working hard
to carry through the plan. Whether
or not they will succeed is only a
matter Of conjecture at present.
The traction company officials
were busy yesterday looking over
bids for engines and powerhouse
equipment for the new line. a num-
Der of representatives of leading
engine and powernouse equipment
manufacturing plants We're in con-
sultation with Mr. Fiske over Sun
day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30
SPEERS WHOLESALE
HOUSE ROBBED

Burglars entered and robbed the
wholesale house of the J. B. Speers
Company early Sunday morning but
up to the present time the amount
of goods has not been ascertained.
A patrolman found one Of the side
doors open Sunday morning and re-
ported the matter to J. B. Speers.
An investigation was made, but Mr..
Speers stated today that he could
not tell how much goods was tax
en-. The police are making an effort
to locate the guilty thieves
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30
NAME JUDGES
FOR PRIMARIES
Sub Committee From Demo
cratic County Central
Commute Announced It's
Selections Today.
!. P. ALEXANDER, CHR.
Only Democrats Will Be Permitted TO
Vote in Primaries on January q
subcommittee Appointed t" Make
Selections.

The subcommittee from the Jeffer
mittee, named some weeks ago TO Sc
lect the judges to serve at the com
ing primary election, issued their lists
this morning. The committe is com
posed of Joe p Alexander, chairman
A. +. Jones and f. II. Walker The
judges for the respective voting pre-
cincts follow:
| List OF judges for primary election
to be held in jefferson county, Janu
AIRY ., 1908:
Barraque, Redfield-Dr j. W. Rey
nolds, J, NJ. Henry, Roy Campbell.
Barraque, kearney-J NJ. Tucker
Sam T. Williamson, Curb Ingram.
Bogy-Dr. Asa Bruson. John b
| Williams, w. f. Lindsay
| Bolivar. A Oliver, 4. kaufman
George L. Pope.
Dudley Lake-Asa Watson, DR.. J. ID
Niven, D. B. Niven.
Dunnington-W J. Shelby. G. E
Lytte. r B. Dodd.
Jefferson-Dave Holley, r. W. Boyt
J. "A. Case.
! Melton-Dr A. B. Patton, r. F
Hooker, Will Robertson.
| Niven-N. A. Hudson. Sol Winsard
Tom Gulledge.
Old Rivera. =. Jones, G. l.. Spell
man, DR.. W. e. Brunson.
! Pastoria-Ben Davis, Sam n. viii
son, II. T. Seaman.
| Richland-Ed johnson. George
Counce. Garrett Howson.
Roberts-James Acklin. ". NJ
Book, J. X. Anthony.
SPRING.. O. Banning. Sterling
Ragsdale, Ben Watson.
Talladega-W.: I. Johnson, D. c
Anderson, N. NJ. Hamilton.
Villemont-B. l.. Gocio, c. A. Sadler
Frank Murdaugh.+
Naturalization Murphy, George
Counce, G. w. Davis.
l. Vaugine-Perry Walker. Charlie:
Long, A o. Edwards.
Whiteville, West End-Frank Jul
liam, S. J. Dorman, H. NJ Dial
Whiteville. East Side-Dr. r. p
Blackwell, NJ. W. McClendon, Johr
Soffal,
Westinghouse. c. Monk, A. f
Sanders, \. J. Owen.
Plum Bayou, Altheimer-W. c
Crittendon, W. c. Garrett. E. l.
Bowe.
Plum Bayou, Sherrill-W. I. Payne
f. A. Lephew, j. M. Barrett.
City of Pine Bluff, First Ward!
E. Boyce. John Dellmon, Mat Nc
Gehee.
City of Pine Bluff, Second Ward
V. S. Mcclellan, Ben Wright, =. II
Burks.
City of Pine Bluff, Third Ward
Eugene Arnold, S. A. Trigg, Leo An
drews.
City of Pine Bluff, Fourth Ward
Simon Bloom, r. l.. Rutherford Al
lie Dreyfus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30

Miss Nora Felsenthal has return
ed to her home in Camden, after
a pleasant visit to Miss Artie Drey-
fus here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30
POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS
SHOW INCREASE
Postmaster Furth Presents Some Con.
vincing Facts and Figures to
Prove the Steady Growth OF
Pine Bluff.

The following condensed statistics
as to the growth OF the Office will
prove conclusively that Pine Bluff en-
Joys a very perceptible and steady
growth as to population.
From actual count in the year 1900
this Office served $685. patrons, in
1907 this Office served 1850, an in
crease of - per cent.
The revenues OF this Office have
increased accordingly from S24,S6?.l6
in 1900 to nearly s43 900 at the end of
the official year 1907, an increase OF
nearly $4,000 in seven years.
The holiday business just past, was
nearly doubled in business, there
were received in one day nearly 800
letters and parcels for registration
alone, and 200 pounds OF packages OF
all sizes and shapes, and $50 pounds
of books. etc, while the correspond
! ing wear and time of 1906 about half
that much was handled here.
It becomes more and more a fact
that a larger and better appointed
building is needed and that very soon,
in order to give the city still better
service, and every citizen who has the
welfare of the town at heart should
assist in order that the contemplated
building so long promised should be
erected a: once.
F.. C. FURTH. Postmaster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30

corporation, acting either as principal
or agent. to sell, give away OF offer
for sale Or to give away or to
have in possession on OR about the
premises Tor the purpose of selling or
giving away, or to make or manu-
facture or to in any way assist in
making or manufacturing for the pur-
pose of selling or giving away any
cigarette, cigarettes, or cigarette
wrappers or papers, to any person or
persons. The penalty is a fine Of not
less than 10. nor more than $3.50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30

County Judge James Gould
who. with other candidates. viii
speak at the court house Wednes-
day night, invites all of the ladies
Of the city TO be. present on that
occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30
CIGARETTES SELL
- LIKE HOT CAKES
r
Many Downtown Dealers
Are Sacrificing Them In
An Effort to Sell Out Be-
fore January l. 1907.
OTHER NEW LAWS
Anti-Gigarette Law Becomes Eifect;,e
Wednesday-Many Purchases Being
Made by Cigarette Users Here :
county REPOSITORIES.

Pine Bluff clgarists and others who
deal in cigarettes are making every
effort to dispose Of them before We'd
nesday morning Of this week, January
/, 1908, when the new anti-cigaretta
law goes into effect in Arkansas. On
most of the counters in downtown
stores, where they have been handled
for years, large boxes OF cigarettes OF
all kinds and grades, have been
placed on sale at a sacrifice Duke
cigarettes, which have been sold in
this State for years at cents q pack
age are going two for five, and other
record-breaking prices are made on
Turkish cigarettes and other high
class goods. Cigarette smokers have
recently made large purchases OF cig
arettes and books OF cigarette papers,
in an effort to be in possession OF a
F, good supply when they are taken Off
( sale here. One man purchased one
= box of cigarette papers. containing
one hundred books and many similar
Apurchases are being made.
~ Seven acts passed by the recent leg
; islature will become effective during
the coming year and one the year ar
ter. The one that takes effect Janu-
airy i, 1909. is a local law effecting
the question OF making legal a four
wire fence In Arkansas and Prairie
counties. The question is left to the
counties interested
The, other acts which go into effect
January l. 1905. are the pure food
law, the anti-cigarette law, and the
act regulating the operation OF loco
motive headlights.
The law requiring the county courts
of each county to receive propositions
from banks which desire to be the de-
positories OF the county's funds, takes
effect October /. 1908.
The act providing for a county de-
pository for Randolph county takes
effect from and after. October 81
1908.
The act fixing the salary OF the
treasurer of Washington county at
$1,000 per annum. goes into effect
from and after October 80. 1908.
One of the most important special
acts passed by the recent legislature
is the one which separates the Office
of collector from that OF sheriff OF
Garland county. This act takes Ell
eject October 81, 1905 In view OF the
recent contest in that county over the
sheriffs office, which carried with II
the collectorship. the plan OF separat-
ing the offices will be watched with a
great deal of interest The object OF
separting the two offices, as stated
wnen the bill was discussed in the
legislature, was to eliminate the Of
flee of collector from the politics OF
Garland county
An act which becomes a law on the
first of the year. and one in when
every merchant in the State is inter
ested, is that which is known as the
pure food act. 1t is an act to prevent
the manufacture or sale OF adultera-
ted or misbranded or poisonous OF
deleterious foods, drugs. medicines
and liquors.
The anti-cigarette act also becomes
effective January This act makes
it unlawful for any person. firm OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30
KNOCKS" WITNESS
He QUITS HIS JOB
w. F. Parkes, Barber at
Green's Shop, Who Testi-
fed Against Holland and
Resigned.
THREATENED BOYCOTT
Well Known Barber Issues Gard 70
the Public Explaining His Position
Charged With Being Detective Tor
Ministers Of the City.

W. F. Parkes. one Of the best
known BARRIERS in this city who has
been connected with Green's barber
shop for five years. Saturday nignt
severed his connections there. realiz-
ing in advance that he would in all
probability be asked to resign. He
says he. did this to avoid any en-
barrassment- for himself and en-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30
NUMBER S.
| !! ( ! ! J I ! !
YOUR

In the general prosperity O. our
country by having steady work aax
better wages than ever what
are you doing with your share?
Prudent workmen are making har
while the sun shines They're build
ing n bank account at Our Savings
Department while times are prosper.
ous-getting 3 per cent interest On
their money. ;.
Why not Join them?
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30
EVERY MAN NEEDS

an extra pair of pants. We have
full assortment of patterns. We make
full peg, medium and close fitting
trousers, just as you want them
the Tailor, over Citizens
Bank, Second avenue, corner Pine
street
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30

DetII <tSS llltHt-- LOT ululSell anu elu-
ployer ',,--~--~---.~~----,--..
The resignation is the result Of
the recent hearing before County
Judge James Gould. in the Jefferson
county court, when Holland and
Lampert. local saloonists, were cited
to show cause Why their dramshop
license should not be revoked for
alleged violation of the Sunday law.
The license was revoked at the
hearing, but the saloonists appealed
the case to the Jefferson circuit
court
w. r. Parkes was one of the
States. witnesses on that occasion.
He testified that, with three others.
he went into Holland and Lampert's
saloon and purchased bottle of
whiskey on the Sabbath day. He
paid the money over the bar there
for the liquor. Other purchases. he
said, were made at the same time.
Since Parkes appeared in the
court room. it is stated. no few
complaints have been made to Clint
Green, his employer. by friends OF
Holland and Lambert. and Green, it
is claimed, was asked to discharge
Parkes or become the victim of a
boycott. Mr.. Green realized that
MIR. Parkes was one of his best men
and he hated to let him go. He
discussed the matter with his en-
ploye and Parkes decided to quit.
He issued the following statement
to the public today: =
1t is doubtless known to the Pine
Bluff public that lost my position
in Mr.. Clint Green's barber shop
i through pressure brought to bear
upon Mr.. Green by supporters OF
Holland and Lambert. These saloon
supporters threatened to boycott
Mr.. Green should he continue me
in his employ. They falsely charged
that I was acting as the agent of
the Pine Bluff Ministerial Associa-
ton and what l did in exposing Sum
day violating of law was political
scheme. l wish 20 say to the public
that nothing but my desire to see
the law enforced prompted me in
the steps l took to expose the vio-
lators of the Sunday law. In this
| did not go beyond that which is
clearly the duty of every law abid-
ing citizen. I wish also the public
to note that this threatened boycott
OF Mr.. Green is one Of the common
weapons used by the saloon sup
| porters in controlling other bust
resses than their own. They not
! only are doing as they please on
, Sunday in face of the law but in
debating to other businesses whom
they shall employ Nor do they stop
here: they purpose to send to our
ieSlSldlu le lHelf representatives anu
| fill our judgeships with their judges.
II an humble citizen, like myself
helps present officials to enforce the
E, laws he is Disseminated against by
the saloon keepers and ''booZe
guzlers" Will the Pine Bluff pub
! lie stand for this treatment?
w. F. PARK.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30
INSANE PRISONER
BIT DEPUTY SHERIFF
u. b. Bono and Assistant Have Hard
Time Trying to Control Man on
Way to State Asylum mt
Little Rock.

Jesse Busby white man, who was
judged raving maniac last Wednes-
day, was taken to the insane asylum
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30
NEW ADJUSTABLE
AMBULANCE COT

Ralph Robinson, the local under
tal>er, has installed a patent leather
cot in his ambulance. which was
made by l.. p. Mullergren, the local
npholsterer. NJ. l.. Elkins, the ex
pert ambulance man from Memphis,
says he is now, in a position to give
the public prompt ambulance ser
vice of the most convenient kind.
The new cot is adjustable and an"
swers every purpose. A team Of
horses are being trained by Mr. Ell
kins for hurry up calls and they are
also controlled for sick, slow. calls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF

the line, which is building towards
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-23
"Married In Haste"

Rev. A. C. Green had rush order for
a wedding ceremony on Wednesday after
noon. The young couple had run away
from Pueblo. made La Junta for the lie
ense and doubled back on their pursuors
by driving to Rocky Ford in livery rig.
Rev. Green was alonein his home and had
no available supply Of witnesses at hand.
He bethought himself Of tho Misses Eva
Green and Carrie Elser. near by friends,
and with notable forethouaht about get
ting those young ladies' nerves steadied
for possibly impending contingencies Of a
like nature. he called them in for witnesses.
OF course the real grounds for the. haste
were not revealed to the officiating clergy
man until later. The blissful pair were
Benjamin G. Nelson and Miss Beulah
Anderson, all Of Pueblo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-23
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For Sale-Desirable residence Of six
rooms. Call at 2oz N. 9Th st. etf
For sale-White Leghorn chickens. full
blood. Call 62l S. Main St. stf
For Sale-one cantaloupe and cucum-
Der seeder. complete with power.
i2tf Chester johnson.
Phone W 5o4
Wsnted-Boarders at 2o4 N. Ord St.
loa Mrs. M. E. Byers.
Wanted-Good girl at the Berkley
Hotel. ll-l2p
Wantsd-A carpenter to do small
iob Of porch building. Apply at Enter
prise Office.
Wanted-Roomers and boarders in
private family. SOC N. 9th street.
Lost-A log chain. on the road between
the homes Of J. C. Rex and J. r. Bateman
Please return to J. r. Bateman. 1918
Lost-Parasol. A plain brown silk.
Left in ME. church Sunday night. Please
return to Mamie Chritton. or Enterprise
Office.
For Rent-Two furnished rooms. COR
ner Of Fifth and Swink. Apply to
l2H Mary Collar.
Having bought the Palace Livery Barn
|, will be run in tho same manner. and |
desire portion Of the public's patronage.
o. E. WRIGHT.
Ladies' Union OF N. E. church have
made great preparation to help TO feed
tho people at our Fair this fall. They will
serve three meals a day at tho fair
grounds in tho very bes. style .ha. can
be done in open air. 1918
Customers Of H. o. Brown Mil Co.
will much obligo and secure promp. sd
las,men. by presenting all complaints at
the Office. ". D. Mcpherson.
1915 Solo Owner
An leo cream social vii! bo given in
tho Grand Valley school house on Satur-
day evening. Aug. -. TO which all are
invited. Admission 10 cents. Proceeds
for tho benef,. Of tho Grand Valley Sab
bath school.
Two classes Of li.,lo girls from tho
Presbyterian Sunday school will give =
Dutch supper at the city park next Fr-
day evening from TO 8 O'Clock. Evory-
thing good 70 cat and sold cheap. This
supper 10 In aid Of the Window Fund and
tho little folks should DO liber ally pat
ronized.
Stauffer's want to buy veal
calves and chickens
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-23
OIncy Young Man Shot In Denver

News comes through the Denver dailies
Of most unfortunate and fatal shooting
accident in that city. by which John Con-
ard Of olney. highly respected young
man Of our near by town, met his death.
The unhappy cause Of the accidental
sho. was Edward Kyle. young man Of
81 and chum Of Conard's. They were
in tho room Of Kyle in Denver room
ing house and were handling earelessly a
revolver owned by Kyle. The body was
brought to Olney on Wednesday for in
terment.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-23

Special for the Children.
80 family blaekboards and drawing
charts on sale Saturday at one o'clock
j p. m. Come while they last, to
Hills Music Store.