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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

cratic candidate for governor, is mak-
 ing gains, but the race is close. In 1906, Higgins had a plurality of 1,31S. In Maryland, the county returns
 indicate that ex-Governor Smith wins in the senatorial primaries. There are no early returns on the gover- , norship.
 Tn Kentucky, Wilson, Republican
 candidate for governor, is making gains and there is a probability of his overcoming the Democratic ma
 jority of 1903. In Mississippi the election of Noel.
 Democrat, candidate for governor, is |assured, as he has no opposition. At Cleveland the election of Tom L. Johnson (Democrat) for mayor over Burton (Republican> is conced-
 ed.
 At San Francisco the union labor
 candidate is showing unexcelled strength.
 At Salt Lake City, the American, or anti-Mormon party. is leading At Toledo. Mayor Whitlock is re- elected.
 In Memphis, Edward Crump was victorious over J. J. Williams for Fire and Police Commissioner
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
JUDGE GRACE
 LECTURED CITIZEN

E. C. Arnold, a prominent citizen Of this city, was severely lectured by Judge A. B. Grace in the Jeffer- son circuit court this morning for failing to answer summons of the court, for jury service. An attach ment was issued for Mir. Arnold and when he was brought into court he stated that he was exempt from ser
 vice at. this time owing to the fact that he had recently served on a jury in the circuit court. Judge Grace aectured him however for his failure to respond to the sheriff's summons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

Not much in this town.
 Oct F, Devils Auction Same old cheap @ ham performance.
 Oct 19, Jane Corcoran-Fine.
 Oct 21, East Lynne, Went West to grow up with the country
 Oct. p, Helen Grantly in The Wo- man in the Case"-Not equal to the part.
 Oct. 2S, "Moonshiner' Daughter - An intoxicated farce.
 Oct. 29. No Mother to Guide Her. Poor girl how she must have suffer ed.
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ASSAULT AND ROD
 WHITE FARMER George Grimm and Minnie Dunn, Negroes, Tried to Kill Will Reed on Country Road While Robling Him SERIOUSLY STABBED White Man in Critical Condition Here Negro Woman Behind Bars-Her Accomplice Still at Liberty Former Convict.
SERIOUSLY STABBED

One of the boldest holdups reported to the police and other officers of this county for many months, came to light last night when Will Reed, 30 years old, a we'll known farmer living near Randall, Cleveland county. was found in the road. two miles from this city, lying in a pool of his own blood and almost dead He had been
 seriously stabbed about the face, back and limbs by Minnie Dunn, d negress, while George Grimm, an ac- complice, held Reed and robbed him. The woman is in the county jail here and the woods in the vicinity of the negros home are being searched to- day in an effort to locate the man in the case
 Reed was brought to this city last night, after lying in the road for some time unattended and given med 1cal attention at police headquarters hv Doctor w. H. Blankenship, the
 q physician. He was later removed to a boarding house at Vest Second avenue and Laurel street, where he is being cared for. His condition is said to be critical.
 According to Reeds story, and it is corrCborated by negro relatives of his assailant and others, he left this city late yesterday afternoon to re- turn to his home in Cleveland county. He intended to go in wagon with a friend, but being unable to locate the wagon, he started out to walk home, which is frequently done by country visitors to this city. When he neared point about two miles from Pine Bluff on the Warren road, he was set upon by Grimm and the Dunn woman and when he refused to give up his money, the negro man grabbed him and held him while the woman set about to carve him about the body with a large pocket knife She stabbed him several times in the face and body and as he resisted, she slashed him repeatedly about the lower limbs. Weak from loss of blood, Reed sank to the ground and nothing after that, until he was being brought to Pine Bluff when he came to and told his story. His watch and several dollars in money had been taken from him and his coat and hat were even carried away by his as- sailantS
 Reed was discovered in the road, unconscious, by the mother and sis- ter of Grimm, who live on the Warren road. They immediately reported the matter to Deputy Constable Perry Walker, who brought Reed to Pine Bluff in wagon Before this, how ever, he carried Red to the home of the mother of Reeds asailant where the old negro woman relieved the in- jured man as best she could She told Deputy Walker that she had made an attempt to prevent her son and the Dunn woman from harming Reed, but that her son had chased her and her daughter from the road into their home, threatening them with a
 hatchet Grimm recently returned from the Jefferson county convict farm
 Before Reed was brought to Pine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
MAIL MATTER SHOWS
 WEIGHT INCREASE
Report of Mail Weigilcd Ont of Pin, Bluii Po>toilice for October Is Compiled and Sent to the Department at Wash
 ingt0n,

The report of the weight of mails dispatched from the Pine Biuf post office during the month of October, has been completed by Postmaster r. (. lanrth and sent to the Postal De- partment at Washington It shows an increase of 52G in net weight over that of the month Of September. or
 this amount 399 pounds is an in- crease in the weight of letter mail alone
 The report made to the department recently shows in detail the state of destination of each class of mai! and necessitated additional labor On the part of the clerical force in compil- ing the various weights. The report ill part follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
OPEN PRIMARY
 IN LINCOLN

The Democratic Central Committee of Lincoln county met at the court house at Sta City yesterday. All the townships were represented in person or by proxy
 The committee provided for an open primary, to be held February 5, 1908, for the nomination of the county ticket The candidates were assess
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

In the general prosperity Of oa- country by having stead. worA and better wages than ever baFore-what are you doing with your share?
 Prudent workmen arc making hay while the sun shines build. ing bank account at our Savings Department while times are prosper ous-getting per cent interest on their money.
 Why not join them?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

Thomas Green and A. w. Mills were business visitors to Warner yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

Pounds First class matter .............3.040 Subscribers papers 2,732 Sample copies ....,............ 115 Free county papers .,....... 8S Other second class matter. .... 42G Third class matter LIT Fourth class matter .....,..... C31 Official ..... ............ 90 Total ..... 8,299 Equipment .... ........ 6 ,953 Total gross weight .15,252
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20
Alice Rooscyelt wedding

Was something to be recorded In tho
annals OF history. Horblne has been
acknowledged the greatest OF liver
regulators. A positive cure for bill.
lous headaches. constipation, Chllls
and Fever. and all liver complaints
j. c. Smith. Little Rock, Ark,
writes. "Herbine is the greatest llv-
or medicine known. Have used II
fof years. II does the work" Sold
by ID. ]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20
100000 APPLE TREES.
In One Order Given the Washington
Nursery Of Toppcnish, Wash.
(Toppenlsh News.)

NlOppenlsn News
The Washington Nursery company
OF Toppenish. has just closed a con-
tract with the Arcadia Irrigation
association OF Spokane agreeing to
furnish them with one million apple
trees for their large fruit tracts
This Is the biggest deal OF the kind
ever consummated in the history OF
any nursery and reflects great cred
II on the Washington Nursery Co..
both as to their ability to grow the
highest possible grade OF stock. and
their business enterprise In securing
an order OF this magnitude, Toppeh-
ish may well be proud OF such an
institution and with orders OF this
size coming its way. the company Will
certainly develop into an immense
oganlzation az a rapid rate. In fact,
its growth during the less than four
years Il has been established is little
less than marvellous and the credit
is altogether due to the well known
experience and ability OF the presi
dent, Mr.. A. w. Mcdonald, who
brought with him to Toppenish a
thorough knowledge OF the nursery
business. coupled with keen business
foresight In selecting a location for
his growing fields on the Yakima
Indian reservation, far removed from
old. infected orchards. where the
trees could be protected from con-
tamination.
How we'll he has succeeded Is prov
en- by the fact that the Washington
Nursery company. OF Toppenish. Is
now the second largest company west
OF the Rockies and their reputation
ls such that the Arcadia Irrigation
association in promoting their large
enterprise wisely chose the stock
from Toppenish In preference TO all
others. an announced In their large
ad In the northwest papers, extracts
from which read as follows:
The Arcadia closed the contract
today with a large nursery company
for 100000 apple trees. This Is
the largest single order for apple
trees ever given.
These trees were ordered from
the Washington Nursery company Of
TOppenish.
We sent our experts all over this
state and part OF Oregon and Idaho
and he reported that the Toppenish
nursery surpassed them all in purity
from all insect pests and quality OF
trees"
The hrst large installment OF this
order goes out with the spring de-
livery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20

pared to say that she is entirely able
to manage her affairs. OF course.
she is Sc years old, and consequent
ly is not as strong as woman of so.
But that she is in no way impaired
mentally, and she is in calm posses
sion Of her faculties as is shown by
this letter"
Mr.. Fernold exhibited four-page
letter in the handwriting of the head
OF the Christian Scientist Church.
and bearing her signature.
1t was a strong hand with no signs
of unsteadiness. On the contrary,
the style was almost masculine in
the flrmness with which each char
acter was formed. The letter was
written by Mrs. Eddy on March 10
and dealt with a financial matter
which she had conducted entirely
herself.
Ever since she came to Concord
she has done business at this bank.
Not a single transaction of a finan.
cial nature has been put through un-
der her signature that she did not
approve of, and might say further
that not single investment with
her money has been made that she
did not suggest.
Mrs. Eddy used her own personal
checks for the transaction of matters
of any magnitude. We have checks
bearing her name dated up to with
in few days ago."
Further statements intended to re-.
fute the allegations of mental incom-
potency were furnished by Fred y.
Ladd, president of the Loan G. Trust
Savings Bank of Concord. and one
of the leading flnanciers of the state.
He has audited the accounts OF Mrs.
Eddy's affairs for several years.
Mr.. Ladd explained that he is not
a Scientist, but that he felt It his
duty to speak out in favor OF Mrs.
Eddy. Like Mr.. Fernold, he has
never before made known that he
was one OF Mrs. Eddy's bankers.
Concord was surprised to learn that
the two men were familiar with her
affairs.
mot only is Mrs. Eddy perfectly
competent to manage her own
affairs, said Mr.. Ladd. but she is a
wonderful woman because of her re-
markable grasp of intricate financial
affairs and her discretion in making
investments. She has never made
an unfortunate investment. Nearly
20 years ago she asked me about
bonds and told her as much as /
could about them and gave her the
names of some gilt-edged securities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20
How TO RemaIn Young.

To continue young in health and
strength, do as Mrs. N. +. Rowan.
McDonough, Ga. did. She says;
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters
cured me OF chronic liver and stom-
ach trouble, complicated with such
an unhealthy condition OF the blood
that my skin turned red as flannel.
I am now practically 90 years young.
er than before took Electric Bitters.
can now do all my work with ease
and assist in my husbands store. "
Guaranteed at ]. c. Perry. druggist.
Price soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20
China Export Tmde Practically Dead

China Export Trade Practically Dead
New York. March 2O.-No impor-
tant transactions have taken place
in the export division Of the cotton
goods market during the month.
Additional orders have been received
from Jamacla fer general lines OF
dry goods, while fair orders are also
reported from South America. In
quiries continue to come forward
from the various Red Sea ports. but
In the majority Of cases the prices
which the buyers are willing to pay
are considerably below open market
values.
Nothing has been heard from Chi
ma, and the situation. so far as the
export merchant is concerned. is as
unsatisfactory as ever. An idea OF
the manner in which business has
fallen on for China account can be
had from the official export figures
for the month of January, just sup
piled by the government. For the
first month of 1907 the exports to ali
countries of manufactured cotton
goods. colored and uncolored, bleach
ed and unbleached. amounted 20 29.-
.260,52S yards valued at S1,711,S97.
as against 66,41S,S56 yards. valued
at $S,924,939 for the corresponding
period in 1905. out of this total
China took 1,61S.462 yards valued
at s112,456, as against 45.17S,4 400
yards valued at s2.5S2,5t5 in 1905
This is a remarkable shrinkage and
fully substantiates the statements
made by export merchants doing
business with China 20 the effect
that the China trade has been prac-
tlcally dead for sometime. Had Il
not been for the unusually heavy de-
mand for home consumption. there
is no doubt whatever that prices In
the cotton goods division of the mar
ket would be very much below their
present level. AS Il is expert counts
are very firmly held, in spite OF this
lack of demand for shipments abroad
and buyers have been unable to breal,
prices or obtain concessions from
sellers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20

She has acted on the advice all these
years and has never lost. What the
amount of her fortune is | am not
privileged to state. but do say that
it has been exaggerated.
Frye, her secretary, has kept an
almost painfully accurate account
of every cent that has passed
through his hands. Why, so careful
was he to account for every penny
that we found one time he was en-
tering items of a penny and two
cents for postage stamps.
"All Mrs Eddy's receipts from
copyrights come through Mr.. Arm.
strong, of Boston, and accompany
ing these receipts were statements
showing just what had been sold
and what received. The statements
have been marvels of clearness and
information. The money has always
been sent direct to Mrs. Eddy, and
she has deposited in banks here until
she desired to invest IL in bonds.
might say here that she never, so for
as | know. and think | would have
known, bought a single share of
stock. She has always stuck 20
bonds.
IL have not seen Mrs. Eddy my
self in several months, but have
had letters from her within the last
two weeks in her own handwriting
Her signature today Is just as bold
and steady as It was score or years
ago.
IAN these charges will be found
to be baseless when they are proper
ly investigated. ] have audited her
accounts for several years and am
in a position to know what l am
speaking about. Instead of finding
that the people of Boston and Con-
cord have been sapplng her income
IL will be found that every penny
has been accounted for and that no
one but Mrs. Eddy has reaped a
cent"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20
University Of Saskatchewan.

Regina. Ala, March 20.--The uui-
verslty act introduced by the pro-
vinclpal government for the purpose
OF establishing and Incorporating
the university for the province OF
Saskatchewan provides for the orec-
tion OF the necessary machinery for
the proper carrying on OF tho pro-
posed sort OF learning. by the act
the university IL constituted a body
poiitic and corporate. by the act no
religious tests viii be required OF
either professors or students. The
maintenance OF the university IL 10
be provided out OF the general rev.
enues or the the province by sums
appropriated by the legislature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20
TRANSFERS IN
REAL ESTATE

The following deeds have been
filed for record In the Office of the
Marion county recorder:
II. M. and A. u. Wrightman 10
/. ID. Thomas. $50 acres In
Silyerton, W d ...,....s2 $4,000
Henry II. Turner 81 ux to O.
Stroller. 7.3l acres Rector
Meadow and Fruit Farms,
lot bf, W q ........
n. and ]. n. Zimmerle 20 Il. 7.
Randall. 1.25 acres In Wood
burn. " d ............. $50
r. w. and V. Redd et al 10
Margaret Wittschen. lots 8.
and s. block z. also land
in sec. &c. tss.rs weed l
n. II. Turner ct ux 70 Alex Daw
lot 8 in block 90. Salem. " d 1900
Mary MeGrath 90 r. j. and y.
l.. McGrath. IN acres In
IS. and 2 ". d.. /
J. and A. Ross 20 A. T. Haw-
klns. l-5 acres In sec 20.
tSs. e.wd .... I
j. II. Albert e. ux to Geo. +.
Rodgers et M. land In block
"a. Salem. " ...... $500
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20
old Timers Entertain.

Washington. March 20.--The Ego
club. which Is composed OF men born
In 1874. will give an entertainment
tonight. at which several well known
speakers will deliver addresses.
Former Representative George Irwin
will speak on Henry Clay" Among
other speakers will be j. NJ sInsa-
baugh and Prof Fralse Richard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20
- TALES OF MRS. EDDY.
p.nkers of Her Home Town
,..,,sv 10 Her Competency.

H., IN. H. Dispatch to the
s y.v York Herald. March ..
of the leading bankers of Con-
Who. durng all the other
E-. that have burst about the
4 q the aged leader OF the Chris
| science church, have remained
/ today came out with emphatic
E.-spts to the effect that Mrs.
4 10 their personal knowledge is
,,v competent TO manage her
4 .saIrs. but IS one of the most
I,,table business women they
ever known. One of them de.
4 IA that she is an expert on bonds
nat during all her business ca
she has never made a single
|hg Investment
|oroborating the declarations OF
bankers, her cousin, Henry NJ.
In ex.representative and now
Of the leading republicans of the
\ declared positively that Mrs
h is mentally alert and physical
,be to roam about her house as
biz as a woman Of so.
He declared that she reads the
b newspapers, knows all about
sensation created by the suit
aght by her son, and added that
Il less indignant over the affair
! are her friends.
J have seen Mrs. Eddy severa!
@ during the last few months"
NJ. Fernold, president of the
ioral State Bank, "and ] am pre-.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20

fullest investigation OF his formula
knowing that il will be found TO
contain only the best agents known
10 the most advanced medical sci
ence of all the different schools OF
practice for the cure OF all woman s
peculiar weaknesses and ailments.
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liberation, and in pelvic catarrh.
They cost only IS cents box each,
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20

Sa'e, nervous, weak women,
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~ drsgging-down distress
.esn IN the abdomen, or from
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- see imaginary specks or
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80 Generally, a permanent
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"a. pure glyceric extract
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-. = plain English on its
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20
DR.. PIERCE'S
FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION

most potent invgorating, restorative, strength giver
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u can do no harm in any state, or condition
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20

Providence. X. l.. March ls.-The
taxpayers. in public meeting today,
are considering the petition OF the
Forestdaie Manufacturing company
asking that the new brick addition
20 be erected BY the company al
Forestdale be exempted from taxa
tion for . period Of tea years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-20

New York. March 2O.--Thc Third
assembly Italo-American Democracy
has progressed finely since II orga-
nlzed its club. 400 strong They viii
Keep alive the social interest by hold
Ing tonight a stag party. at which
they expect 20 see a huge crowd.