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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1907-08-10

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R. H. M. MILLS
 76TH BIRTHDAY,

Yesterday was the seventy-sixth anniversary of the birth of R. H. M. Mills, one of Pine Bluffs oldest residents. The event was pleasant ly celebrated by a dinner party at Mir. Mills residence, No. 619 West Third avenue. Captain and Mrs Se- bastian Geisreiter, Mrs. Lena Taylor. Messrs. and Mesdames F. B. Renfrow, Arthur w. Mills, Ira cy Mills. and little Misses Maizie and Zillahmay Mills, grandchildren of MT. and Mrs. Mills. were guests at the dinner. MT. Mills came to Jefferson county some years prior to the civil war and he has been a continuous resident of Pine Bluff and vicinity ever since. He is one of the city's best known and most highly respected citizens. MT. Mills enjoys excellent health and is as ac- tive as man of twenty.
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MANAGER FOWLES
 TALKS ABOUT PUMP
Declares That the Local Water SyS. tenn "Will Be the Most Modern in the State"-Other Promises
 Made.

Manager B. c. Fowles of the Pine Bluff Light and Water company, sta-- ed yesterday that the new pump
 which was purchased few weeks ago would be placed within the next two days. According to Manager Fowles the new pump is the latest
 modern type of Warrington triple expansion, high pump. It has a ca
 pacity of 5,000,O00 gallons a day, he
 says. The pump will be in operation on and after Monday. It is connected at present with the small reservoir
 until the completion of the large res
 ervoir which will be completed and ready for use in about 60 days. This new reservoir will have a capacity of one and one-half million gallons, Manager Fowles states.
 Specifications are now in for one
 large air compressor, the manager
 says, larger than the aggregate ca pacity of the two present compress
 ors. MT. Fowles further states that
 the company will run an eight or ten inch feeder line main, nearly encir-
 cling the city. This main, he says, will connect the dead ends of the
 present main and give much better , and higher pressure, MT. Fowles con- tends. When this is completed" ,"
 says Manager Fowles, "the water
 system will be the most modern in the state.'
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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Mildred Mayfield, the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. w. May field, who has been quite sick with scarlet fever, is slowly improving.
 Mrs. R. s. Wheat, who is sick at the home of J. F. Slaughter, No. 409 West Ninth avenue, with pneumonia was reported to be no better yestec- day. Her condition, however, is not serious.
 The traditional stork visited the home of MT. and Mrs. o. Alexander Saturday morning. The new arrival is fine boy.
 The Ladies' Cemetery Association held another cake sale at Seawel and Ancrum's drug store yesterday after noon. These sales will continue every Saturday afternoon for the
 next few weeks, the proceeds of which will be used in making im- provements in the cemetry. Anyone wishing to place orders for cakes may do so by telephoning the presi- dent, 517 old phonS.
 The petit jury of the Jefferson circuit court will meet March 25 in- stead of March 21 as previously an- rlounced. The grand jury will go izeo session March IS.
 -J. A. Mcintyre, of Terry today purchased a cottage home on South Main street from w. E. Millikin. MT. Mcintyre and family will move nere and occupy their new home.
 Wanted, Statesmen of ability and neat appearance to call on all mer- chants in their territory; elegant side line convenient to carry; good commissions; prompt remittance. Belmont Mfg. Co.,. Cincinnati, o. Wanted, Lady Manager in home territory. $50 per month and ex- penses. New suit every 90 days, and $25 cash, reliable firm. J. E. McBrady and Company. Chicago. Handsome and wealthy lady, has $10,000 cash. will inherit ten thou sand more, wishes to meet young or middle aged man with view to matrimony. Poverty no objec- tion.D Address Miss Hart, Dept. SSs, 54 Wabash, Chicago.
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TWO WEEKS OF
 REVIVAL MEETING
Reverend l. E. Gates of Little RN to Begin Series of Eyangelistk Lectures at the Ohio Street
 Baptist Church Today.

Reverend I. E.. Gates of Little Ru will begin a revival meeting at Ohio Street Baptist church today, cupying the pulpit at both hours
 service. Reverend Gates is Ananci secretary of the OuacMt4 (Nnrd system of colleges and is ra EpuIed be one of the best evangelists' in Il South. He will be remembered as o1 of the prime workers in the mo1 ment in which $5OO,OOO was succei fully raised for the Baylor UniversI at Waco, Texas, few years ago | will contiue his meeting at the 03 Street Baptist church for two wes
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CITY BREvlTIES

Senate bill No. 276 authorizing the board of directors of the Linwood Levee District in this county to is- sue bonds for improvements, and which was introduced by Senator H. K. Toney, was Friday referred to the committee on levees when it came before the State Senate
 F. M. Cox of East Sixth avenue advertised in the Graphic several days ago for lost horse, which was either stolen or strayed from his yard. Yesterday he ordered the ad taken out of the paper. The Graphic was re- sponsible for the immediate return of the animal" he said. Ut looks as if everybody reads the Graphic. The same day I advertised for the horse a dozen people told me where it was. I believe the horse would have read the ad if it could.'
 The Turner Bedding company, No. 1900 State street, has recently en- larged it's plant and is doing a man. moth business. An up to date reno- vating department and carpet clean ing machines are also operated there. The company has an attrac- tive ad in this paper.
 Representative of the various local unions will meet at Odd Fellows hall Monday night to perfect the organiza- tion of the Pine Bluff Trades and Labor Council The bylaws and con- stitution are to be adopted and off, cers elected. All local unions are re- quested to have a representative pres ent.
 Notwithstanding the fact that the City Council, at the earnest solicita- tiOn of Alderman A. c. Jordan, re- cently declared the support wires about the city nuisance and order- ed them removed, no action has been taken. The wires remain as before and the orders of the Council are ig- nored. as is frequently the case. The wires should be removed immedi- ately and Alderman Jordan at the next meeting of the city's legislative body. should insist upon such pro- cedure. They are dangerous to pe-
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TEN CANDIDATES
 RODE THE CO.,
Maccabees Had a Big Time IT.
 Night and Gave the New Mempe1 Refreshments Afterwards
 Console Them.

The Maspha Tent No. 5 Of tne ,, . cabees met Friday night in tnen on West Second avenue and inla, ten candidates. More will De !" in at a special meeting which 1s for next Monday night. The locs' (. has been canvassing the ciV ' oughly for the past few weeks z. now adding many new memD', <, their rank. The following weis or lated Friday night: Newton :. Curran M. Nichol, G. c. Byro, N Keadle. J. J. Dunlop, D. F. nn..,, w A Robinson J A. Worley'
 Haralson and K. E. HaralsoY
 After the regular session
 lodge refreshments were servy i
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BRIEF MENTION.
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Mrs. w. w. Wallace has gone o Little Rock on business.
 s. M. Taylor will leave today for a weeks visit at Hot Springs
 J. F. Rutherford returned home from Little Rock last night.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Danaher are to spend Sunday in Little Rock.
 Miss Sue Ramsey has returned from a visit to relatives in Little Rock. Mir. Oscar Moore of Warren is vis- iting relatives on South Main street. w. M. Saxon of Little Rock was a business visitor to the city yesterday. J. J. Wright of Monticello will spend Sunday with friends in the city.
 Mrs I. J. Moore will return today from Memphis. She is much improv- ed ill health
 MT. and Mrs. w. o. Taggart left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock to visit friends.
 Doctor w. H. Dickson of Hot Springs is in the city transacting business.
 Former Senator A. w. Covington ol Clarksville, Ark, is a guest at the Hotel Jefferson.
 J. H. Talbot of Fordyce is in the city on business. He is a guest at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Mrs. R. A. Patterson of East Sec Ond avenue is visiting relatives al her old home, Dardanelle.
 Lee Morrison of the Model went t. Hot Springs Friday on business. Ht will probably return today.
 l.. D Morton, James O'Neill Jr. ant Charles BoutOn of Little Rock ars registered at the Hotel Jefferson.
 J M. Russell. clerk at Smar and Ritchie's grocery. eft yesterday the country.
 Brad. Holcombe :. .naading few days at his hom, ia th.s city. He i: now running betWeeD S. Charles am New Orleans.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Radcliffe of Rich mond, Ky, are visiting friends here this week. Mrs. Radcliffe was for merly Miss Edna Stone of this city.
 Representative s. J. Hunt and Sen ator H. K. T0ney came down from Little Rock yesterday and will spend Sunday mixing with their constitu ents.
 Representative w. B. Pinney came down from Little Rock last night an vii attend the meeting of the Jeffec son Fencibles, of which he is captain ae the court house this afternoon.
 Mrs. 8. B. Webb has returned from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-10

a visit to relatives at Delhi, La.. MT. and Mrs. Webb are living at the Ho- tel Jefferson. He was formerly man. ager of T. M. Phillips plantation at Altheimer.
 Captain N. T. Roberts has return ed from business trip to Wabbase ka
 Mrs. J. B. Schnible of Memphis is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Hume, on South Chestnut street.
 Mrs. E. P. Searle of No. 615 Nor ris street, returned home last night from weeks visit with her parents in Stuttgart.
 Mrs. A. R. Sherrill has returned to her home at Sherrill after wit messing the production of "Parsifal" at the Elks theater Friday nigfit.
 Mrs. G. c. Hall, who has been vis- iting relatives in the city for several weeks, returned to her home ct Many, La., yesterday. She was ac- companied by her niece. Miss Lillie Bell Robinson.
 Judge U. M. Rose of Little Rock, known to almost every citizen in this city. was operated on for appendicitis there Friday. The operation was suc- cessful and Judge Rose at last ac- counts was doing nicely.
 Architect George R. Mann of Little Rock has returned to the capital af- ter remaining in the city several days conferring with the Pine Bluff School Board relative to the plans and speci- fications for the new school building
 Rabbi E. Frisch will go to Hot Springs this morning to deliver an address at the B'nai Brith enter- tainment to take place at the Jew ish Temple tonight. Charles Hays of Memphis and Rabbi L. Wolsey, of Little Rock will also speak.
 Theo. M. Sanders, the Little Rock architect, was visitor in the city yesterday. He transacted business with County Judge Gould relative to the recent improvements made on the Jefferson county court house.
 Chancellor J. NJ. Elliott went tc Rison, Clevland county. yesterday to hold session of the Cleveland chan. cery court He will return Thursday Judge Elliott stated that the docket would not contain cases of unusu ! importance at the present term ol the Cleveland court.
 Judge w. T. Woldrdge went to St Louis Friday afternoon on business for the Iron Mountain road, which $ represented in this section by his law firm. He will return today Judge Woodbridge stated that he $ not at liberty just now to state whether or not the Iron Mountain road would establish the 2-cent fare nj compliance with a law recently enacted by the legislature.
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LOCAL TEACHERS
 MAY ATTEN

 Pine Bluff school teachers are ln4 interested in the tenth annual sess| of the Colorado Chautauqua a] Summer School at Boulder, Colors] which will begin July 4, 1907, q continue for six weeks instead Of I
 weeks as last year. An unusuS1 strong program has been prepay and several local teachers may ted. Rev. Robert w. Cannon or catur, Illinois, has been selecteu platform superintendent at orado Chautauqua Assembly nl is to be held at Boulder, Co9oraj the coming summer.
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H. D. Symmer and A. Dieker of Ni- agara Falls, N. Y., left yesterday for Hot Springs, after spending several days in the city prospecting. They did not state the object of their re- cent visit to Pine Bluff, but it is rumored that they were here to make a large purchase of local real estate for manufacturing purposes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-10

Miss Ellen Jolly. of London, Eng land. is in the city the guest of her nephew, Alfred Jolly. She Is on her way to Europe after spend- ing several weeks with her brother at Warren, Ark.
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BOYS UNDERWEAR.

Boys Union Suits in fine ribbed cot ton, sleeveless and knee lnegth, dou- ble neckband, open front ....... .5Oc N. Boys Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. Very soft finished quality Skirts have tripl ewoven neck and drawers have sateen band and gasset, pat. crotch, edcH SOC
 Infants fine Cotton Shirts, entire edges heavily silk stitched, seam-
 less ................. ....... 25C
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EFFECTIVE NEW STYLES IN WOMEN'S SUITS.

really superb ncomparabe for Mostly the All klfuly tailored in discernibe dis
 
 pattern, waist Lace yoke with small S25O
  
  lace Very beautiful $7SO Ladies' Suit of navy white braid edged around
 
 Black silk fancy cuffs edged s2sOo in material showing small Of with braid pretu  in $ssO0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-10

destrians and are certainly nui- sance.
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NEWEST SHOE NOVELTIES.

Ladies colt Gibson welt high military short Made last A to widths .N
 Ribbon Tie patent colt plain high military heel, heavy looks perfectly flexible
 in Spanish ha N
 Young pat. upper, a fine military widths e
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PRETTY RIBBONS.

PRETTY. RIBBONS.
 $-inch Novelty Ribbon, Persian and Dresden effects .................7J .7Jc 5-inch Novelty Ribbon, large floral designs, special ................5O .5Oc finch fancy Roman stripe with
 Tlaid .................... .5Oc Mo- 3 Taffeta Ribbon, small cheeks, very nOVel .OC No. 9 Taffeta Ribbon, combination check and plaid .................y y5c \ great variety of cOlors and effects.
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HOME JOURNAL PATTERns

Are 5ecoming more popular ' day The lady who wants psr,..t patterns will prefer them ooca has learned of their superiori.,
 STYLE BOOK FREE
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MEN'S EASTER TOGS,

Will you join the Fashion parade Easter Sunday? Nows M select everything the their and style. NNs SenBlochs witt 1:, rsected with clusters forming lapel, slightly shoulders mN s% Schoss Bros Imported Cheviot in dark gayh wide showing back
  SSM Dunlap Dunmore Il SuT or shapes .$5.OO sM Neckwear, rich, and cns :. Manhattan Shirts latest ana deslgns .$1.5O to M Handsome Hosiery swell embroidered Gloves wspring as
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SPLENDID SPRING FABRICS.

Our present exempfcaon by far the most eHe They been choseh
 
 of art the simpler designs Silk Alpaca blacko inches wide ' wide inches fabric SV0 Chiffon Panama value S12' S1OO 36 inches wde good value Chiffon $lsi Rajah fancy striped inches wide sLet
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EASTER APPAREL FOR BOYS.

There's better place than this Boys Wearable line with the able Stylish refined Boys Wash exceptionally rI we boI
 
 EAl seges hor in East and predict similar for here ages to TO- Priced at from .$3S9 to GAN with small girls and soft brms older boys 49c toHN
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29

No. He said he wanted to get
bgck To Denver. and unles he was
disguised he feared arrest Tor heing
connected with the strlke.'
Didn't II occur to you that he was
disgusting himself 10 get out of san
Francisco 2"
"No. sir. gave no thought 70
that"
copley said he never saw Pat Mo-
ran NJ any place but at his saloon In
Cheyenne.
How did you happen to go 70 Mo-
rams saloon?''
II was, the first one l struck going
W the street from the depot" replied
the witness amid laughter.
who was the old friend who told
you you had better leave Denver
"A member OF the police and fire
board.
What was his name?"
We'll, 1t didn't come direct from
him to mo. II came through third
party, whose name | have forgotten.
who was the original friend %
"T, = Kemp"
Ibid Orchard say anything to YOU
in san Francisco about Pettibone be-
ing his banker2"
No
Taking up the redirect examination,
Atty Darrow asked
did orchard tell you he had blown
M the Bradley house?'
We'll, the inference was that he
had had something To do with 1t but
he didn't take any stock In the man
and didn't believe he had
Court here adjourned until a. m.
tomorrow
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TWO MASKED
H|GHWAYMEN
Hold up a Southern Pacific 0per-
ator, Who Showed Fight
Driving Them of.
PISTOL SHOTS EXCHANGED.
Operator Fcigncd injury. and When
Robbers Entered Office, lie Opened
Fire ON Them.

Santa Barbara Cal, June sS.--The
night operator of the Southern Pa~
clhc at Guadalupe. small station on
the Coast Line in the northern part OF
this county, was held up by two masked
hIghwayrnen about O'clock this MORN
ing. and after thrilling pistol duel in
which 10 shots were exchanged, sue
needed In driving them Off and frus-
traiing their attempt to rob the COM
pany's safe The night operator, whose
name is unknown here had just locked
up the window when two asked men
entered the waiting room. They pro
ceeded Immediately to the window ana
called 10 the operator TO throw up MS
hands Instead OF complying the op-
orator grabbed HIS pistol which lay i'm
mediately In front Of him on the top
Of the safe and facing quickly about
fired a shot at the mon, The robbers,
standing with their pistols drawn, re-
turned the fire.
The operator dropped TO the floor at
the first shot from the highwaymen.
feigning injury AS the robbers ran
around to the door of The Office and
started to enter he raised up and fired
AT them again. Pulling the trigger rap
idly he emptied his gun, The robbers
again returned the fire. but none OF the
shots took effect. AT this iuncture Day
Operator Green, who was asleep IN the
second floor of the depot, rushed down
the steps to the waiting room. The
highwaymen heard him coming and tted
from the building. They We're seen
making their way across the tracks
where they disappeared from view. A
sheriff's posse started in pursuit of them
few hours afterward and the officers
are hopeful of 0verhauling them. The
robbers are unquestionably desperate
character and If they are overtaSen by
the posse a bloody fight will undoubt-
edly occur. One of the men was
tall and heavily built. His companion
was of shorter stature.
The same men held up Campobonia, a
banker and principal merchant OF the
town. about two weeks ago, and de-
manded of him large sum of money.
He had no money with him and being
foiled In their attempt they told the
banker they would write him a letter
on the subject. A few days later he
received the letter, threatening him
with bodily injury unless he left $500
| at a certain point on the railroad track.
! Campobonia sent men with u pack of
| iron washers which they left at tbs
| spot indicated, but no one WAS seen to
| go there for II,
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STANDARD OIL CASE.

Findlay. o.. June 2S.~~The Jury In
the case OF the state of Ohio against
the Standard oil company, charged
with violating the antitrust laws. this
morning reported to Judge Duncan
that it had been found impossible to
agree upon verdict The court
thereupon ordered the jury dlschare-
ed,
According 10 rumor, The jury when
it first retired stood six for conviction
ana six for acduittal subsequently
1t is said, the Jury stood eight to four
Tor acquittal. and when the Disagree
nlent report was brought in the vote
stood I to 3.
The case was given to the jury on
Wednesday last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
lSTHMIAN AFFAIRS.
Taft Denies That Administration is
Dissatisfied Over Them.

Washington. y. c.. June 2S,-"It is
a tissue of falsehoods," said Secy. Taft
today when his attention was called to
the reports of dissatisfaction on the
part of the administratio of the man
agcment of affairs under the 18th
milan canal commission. and of the
intention of the officers engaged In
the work to relinauiss it and return
TO the United States.
The secretary was very emphatic In
his declaration, that he had not re-
ceived a single communication from
Lieut.. Col. Goathals showing In any
way that he was dissatisfied or de-
cided to end his connection with the
work
mo immediate change Is contem-
plated in the administration of af-
fairs on the isthmus." continued the
secretary, and there has not been a
single kick OF any sort. There Is no
truth In the story of the army Of
tioers asking Cor leaves OF absence to
return 10 the GATED States"
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Butte, Mont. June 2S,-A Miner
specIal from Missoula says Gus Week,
man was killed and John Field and
Harry Larson were seriously injured in
premature blast at Hell Gate today
The men were working on the Northern
Pacific grade. Neither of the injured
can talk. and how the accident hap
pened Is not known
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INSURANCE MEN INDICTED.

New York. June S-Indictments
charging conspiracy and forgery
against George b. Scrugham, manager
of the international policyholders' COM
mittee, and Charles It, Stirrup, an en-
ploye. and one of the conspiracy against
Charles Warrington. another employee
were returned today by the county
grand jury. The charges grow out Of
the recent election Of trustees OF the
New York Life Insurance company.
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work by tomorrow their places viii be
filled by new mon.
"'The stiili !" he deenred, us for
the purpose of compelling the COM
pony 20 force its drivers and helpers
10 join the transfers union. or to
discharge them. We win not force
the men into union, nor have we a
desire to force the men out of the
union"
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ICE DRIVERS ON STRIKE.

New York. June 2s.--Fifteen hun
bred to 1000 drivers of delivery wag-
obs of the American Ice company
went on strike today to enforce de-
mand for extra pay for extra work.
The depots of the company We're
stored with ice. and its arrival was
urgently awaited by thousands. but
hardly q wagon of the ice company
was moved.
President Cole OF the company said
that II the strikers do not return to
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INHUMAN TREATMENT.
Supt. Trelford OF NJ w. Penitcniiary
SnmmnrllY RcmnYel

Santa Fe. n. NJ, June 29.--Acting Gov.
j. w. Reynolds, yesterday summary re-
moved Arthur Trelford OF Leayenwortr.
Kan, from the SUPPLEMENTARY of fhe
Atty Sen George W. Prichard as ref
cree. that charges Of nhuman treatment
of convicts had been proved Gov. Ray
nolds appointed Marion Littrel. formerly
Of Arkansas, Tor five consecutive terms
sheriff If Colfax county, TO succeed Trel
ford.
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EnRrr-NArE TEXAN.

ST.. Dallis. Tex says: TN the past year
] have become acquainted with DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. and no laxative
ever before tried so effectually dis
poses OF malaria and blliousness." They
don't grind nor grippe 25c at q. C.
NJ l. drug store