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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-10-18
CHAPTER XII.

a DAY or two before the trial,
"a when Bassett called at the
"a prison, Tom handed him lit
tie, broken backed card. and
the speaking eye, that had been dull
and dumb for six long days, was once
more eloquent with light and life. Bas-
sett took the card gingerly between an
effeminate finger and thumb and ex-
amined 1t with critical brow. 1t was
q pawn ticket for suit of clothes.
"Well, my good fellow, and what
have to do with this"
"Show 1t to my friend and pray him,
in PHYS name. to add to all his other
noble kindnesses by redeeming me
those things. 1t will be the greatest
Kindness of allr'
"Whati TO find you change Of
clothesr'
mo; to help me look gentleman at
my trial. For months and months I
haven't cared rush what looked, but
once did, and do now. 1t came
back to me last night when l found
that pawn ticket In this old waistcoat
pocket. l could hardly sleep for think
Ing what sight 1 should be In court
as am. Oh, sir, you despair OF saw
ing me. have seen 1t In your face oil
along. Then save my self respect, and
shall be as grateful as II It were my
life" 1t was his self respect that had
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-10-18

fro BE Continued
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-10-18

her evit.""..ee against him. lie felt Its
influence upon Judge and jury as a
palpable force. Its very reluctance
only heightened IT'S mortal effect.
Jonathan B1tterfeld exhibited a like
demeanor with like result. 1t only
showed that the prisoner had not lack
ed those common attributes OF the
worst rascals, an engaging manner ana
the power of imposing on the simple
minded. This witness. however, swore
very positively that there were no
marks of blood upon the prisoner when
they were together. And though his
sly successor as positively Sswore that
such stain upon the kerseymere
waistcoat had first aroused his suspi'
cions In the garden at Kew. ana
though this was afterward proved In
the medical evidence to be a blood
stain. 1t was eventually established
that the blood was not that of the MUIR
dered man. The point was hnaliy
gained In cross examination OF the po-
lice officer upon whom Tom had jump
ed bodily in his escape from the empty
house. witness admitted having OPEN
ed his eyes to find the prisoner leaning
over him with bloody nose. And the
defense had scored once more, but this
after an interval so prolific OF incrimi-
mating matters that Mr.. Sergeant GULL
ford sat down with sigh Instead OF
smile, and the prisoner at the bar
longed incontinently for the end.
The next day the trial was conclud'
ed. Erickson was convicted.
TTo pE CONrJNrED1
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-10-18

for the sallow face turned q deeper
yellow. The black eyes came as close
together as the nozzles of a double bar
relied gun, to blaze as though both trig-
gers had been pulled ut once.
"Ah. yes! We don't all show 1t In
our faces, do WEI" Kissed the woman.
"And which is the worst, I wonder
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-10-18

them that does or them that doesn't!
Is It worse to cheat the man thats
fond of you. like you've done. or to tell
him, as I mean to do. that he's being
cheated? You think you've found me
out. He shall find you out To make
one lover pay for the other lovers de-
fense-a pretty game-and 500 golden
guineas a pretty price! But he hasn't
paid them yet-no. and he never shall.
You may take your oath to that"
"He must" said Claire In whisper.
~The trial begins the day after tomor-
row. He has gone too far to draw
back now"
mot he, when I tell him all know.
He'd pay another five hundred to get
your fellow hung. You know him, and
YOU know that, too, as well as do"
81 don't know it," said Claire. with
a last brave effort. 81 know that |
have been more than once on the verge
Of telling him myself. But II you tell
him-now-after all these dreadful
DAYS. welr'-with a sob-"it Will Kill
me. and there's an end of 1t. On. am
no match for woman like you! Tell
me what you want. ard it Is yours II
I have it. Money? You shall have all
I've got"
(Which don't amount to much"
laughed tie other. mo. but. I'm glad
to see you come to reason. Bothered
IL don't admire your game too much
not to want to see 1t out now it's got
SO far. Maybe I can lend hand. but
not for money. Here's your jewel
box. You've got to make your faithful
maid few small presents"
ooh. take your choice, only hold your
tongue"
So trinkets rang like sovereigns In
their tray as this vulture picked and
chose among them and clawed first q
sapphire ring.
'T've had my eye on this ever since 1
eame''
"Then take It,"
"This coral brooch Is another OF my
l-favorites."
"Take it too"
"rhese here earrings that you never
wear-you'll never miss them"
| "Take anything you like"
"All right. then Just to finish up I'll
have the diamond pendant
"No. That you must leave"
"You said l was to take anything
liked"
"Well. it's true l hope never to have
to wear 1t again. / shall not want i
In my grave, and that's where hope
to go. Oh, oh! The sooner the bet
terri And the poor girl broke dowI
completely.
"Stuff and nonsense, miss! And SCI
here" generously, call you've got to d
when you want to wear them is TO asi
me, and I'll lend you any one OF EN-
you like and welcome! Now, then
what do you think Of me nowT
And Claire, looking up through he
tears. saw the woman decked out al
ready, rings in her ears and on ne
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ing and glittering on her black stuf
dress, and a quiet smile upon her VICE
ed face. Claire could almost hay
smiled herself. :.
"And for these you'll hold you
tongue until after the trlalT'
"Till all's blue, you mean? / Shouts
think I woodland do anything yo
like, miss, to lend hand"
Her mistress leaped to her feet. h'
ing flame.
"Then put those things in your poci
ct and be out Of my sight! Now-no'
before sacrifice him for fiend lik
your
And this was how Claire was TO
lowed along her narrow ledge by on
who might push her from 1t at an
moment, SO that she had now not onl
her own feet to watch, but the treaci
erous hand behind her back as well.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-10-18
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14

passed would only reduce the per diem of lhe Republican member
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14
:, '3,5 NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that seal ed proposals will be. received at the office of the Board of Public Affairs of the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, until the 18th day of March, 19O7, at two o'clock p. m., for the con- struction of such cement sidewalks as may be ordered built by said board prior to the 30th day of June, 1907.
 Payment to be made in the man. ner provided in the contract for such work. Full information at the office of the city engineer.
 The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids offered. Civ en under cur hands this 9th day of March, 1907. :.
 J. l.. CALDWELL, w A. LEE. Clerk, Chairman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14
TO HOLD A BIG
 CEREMONIAL SESSION
Sahara Temple of This City Will Re- ceiye a Class of Not ices and Lead
 Them Over the Hot Sands.

big ceremonial session of the members of Sahara temple, A. A. O. N. NJ. s., is to be held in this city April 29, and class of novices are to be led over the hot sands of the desert. Mayor-elect ". l.. Toney, illustrious potentate, will preside over the ses- sions. On the day following the rep resentatives from Sahara temple, fifty nobles in number, accompanied by their ladies, will leave Pine Bluff for Los Angeles, California, where they will attend the annual meeting of the Imperial Council. The session here will be largely attended, as members from many other cities over the state have signified their willingness a attend. All of the local Shriners will participate in the festivities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14
VINING WILL
 SUCCEED PENNEY

The Jefferson Fencibles- will 7-nieet tonight in the circuit court room at the court house to reorganize and elect officers for the ensuing year. In the event that the resignation of Captain W. B. Pinney is accepted it IS likely that First Lieutenant Fred Vim ing will be elected to that office. There are other candidates, but Vim ing follows next in office and ne seems to be the favorite among the members of the company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14
Wednesday Afternoon Whist.


 Yesterday afternoon found Ms. Will Kaufman hostess for the Well nesday Afternoon Whist club and d few visitors. The rooms were horally arranged in cut blossoms, relieved .}y the rich green of tropical plants. The hand-painted score-cards, the among the most unique and beautiful ever given at card party. Some were character sketches, while others were adorned with the flowers which bloom so beautifully in our South land In the game of whist the club souvenir, cut glass basket, fell to Mrs. Moe Levine. The visitors prize, a cut glass bon bon dish, was cap tured by Miss Theresa Frauenthal Of Conway. During the hours a dainty lepast was served.
 Mrs. kauIman's guests were Mes danes Edgar Bloom, Max Eisen- kramer, Moe Levine, B. Veil, H. Marx, Julius Leitner, Gus Waterman Leo Kastor, A. Dreyfus, Morris Kahn (Port Gibson, Miss.), Frank Isaacs fSt. Louis) and R. H. Franklin; Miss es Bertie and Minnette Weller, Roella Solmson, Theresa Frauenthal Con way),s Bessie iBluthenthal, Jessie Waterman, Essie Gottlieb and Ceci,le Levy of Bastrop, La.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14

passed. would onIy reduce the per diem of lhe Republican member from Newton cOut,y.
 To Regulate Pullman Charges.
 Senator Montgomery introduced d bill in the senate this mornin9 10 regulate the rates 10 be charged On sleeping ears in the state. Under this bill the maximum rate for lower berths would be g. and for upper berths s1, when occupied from P. m. to a. m. The max imum charge for seats in the sleep CT during the day time would be one-half cent per mile. The bill also provides that when u::y per- son is taken i'll on a train he shal' be admitted to the sleeper free a1 charge
 To Reconsider Annexation.
 The senate this morning. by tht close vote of l3 to II. reconsidered the vote by Wnlch the Oldham Dill. providing for the remuneration of Argenta to Little Rock failed to pass last week. The vote on the bill when it came up last week was 15 ayes to 17 nayes. A motion to reconsider the vote was immedi- ately made, but was not taken up ! until today. Three of the op ponents of the bill were not in their seats today and as result the vote was reconsidered. The bill now takes it's place on the calendar and will come up again in the same manner as if it ilad~ never been de- feated
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14

In honor of her thirteenth birthday, Miss Viola Fowles entertained a few of her friends yesterday afternoon. after school hours. The playing of games and the serving of the refresh ments made the hours pleasant mem ories for future days. The little hostess was showered with good wish es from her guests, who were Olive Marshal, Elizabeth Adams, Ruth Scales, Eunice Sullivan and Lillian Philpot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14
TO WORSHIP IN
 SCHOOL BUILDING

Announcement was made today by Reverend R. A. McClintock, pas tor of the Carr Memorial church, which was destroyed by fire in the East End conf1agration one month ago, tfat the congragtion of that church was preparing to hold ser2z, ices in the First Ward school on East Sixth avenue, beginning March "A. Announcement is made at this time, however, to inform the mem- bers of the congregation of the place and date of the first service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14

Many ills come from impure blood. Cant have pure blood with faulty digestion lazy liver and sluggish bowels. Burdock Blood Bitters strengthens stomach, bowels and liver, and purifles the blood :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14
LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP
(By Staff Correspondent

lie Rock, March 13.-Repre- live Mead introduced d bill house ths afternoon, which, becomes a law, will force all tompanies in the state to quit ss or change their business egular banking business. The |rovides that all sections of gest providing for the incor- bn of trust and surety com
 shall be repealed and = nies now existing under these Shall be converted into banks. shall contine themselves to a hate banking business. The |ould not go into effect until fy 1, 1908.
 State Militia Affairs.
 
 house this afternoon took e bill reorga niZing the state
 and appropriatinS about O for it's support, and coil
 it in committee of the
 An amendment was adopted, E out hthe provision for of $50 per month for the Int general. An attempt was lade to strike out the section priating $6.000 for encamp-
 target practice and other les, but an amendment to that was lost. The consideration bill had not been completed the committee rose and asked to sit again.
 roney Opposed Measure
 a vote of 19 to z the senate fternoon killed the bill intro by Senator Bush. providing he boundaries of the common
 districts of the state shall m with the political township
 The bill also contained a on for the purchase of school for children who were unable H them. The bill was op. on the ground that it would confusion and result in no It was also opposed by sev-
 ator on the ground that
 b counties. the expense of sing books for the poor chill would be too great. Senator of Jefferson county. declared he bill might be good. for counties, but that he wanted pnty exempted if it passed.
 'Joked" Republican.
 house played a joke this aft on Representative Carlton of county, who is one of the Republican members of the house. Representative Carl Froduced a bill providing that Pr diem of members of the ure should only be $3 after piration of the regular term y days. The bill had hardly ead when a dozen motions of
 kinds were made. One of vas that the bill should apply the representative from
 county and this motion (rried. Another motion was 10 indefinitely postpone the this was lost. As 1t stands bNl is stin pending, but if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14

Judge w. T. Woodbridge of this city attended the meeting of the Arkansas Railroad Commission in Little Rock yesterday. He and Mrs. Woodbridge were on their way home from visit to St. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14

Itching, torturing skin eruptions. disfigure, annoy, drive one wild. Doans Ointment brings quick relief and lasting cures Fifty cents at any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14

F. G. Bridges has returned from q legal business trip to Little Rock.
 Rabbi E. Frisch went to Jonesboro today to occupy the pulpit there to- morrow night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14
CITY BREVlTIES

eAaae=l'of john NJ. Elliott 9a- iaEne@ from itlsaa, where 0o con d7cted | session ai the J'ie4,;aa. eaaneofY court. Faa bushes
 i present session was not co#.. pred, however, and 5ud-,,, Eg,.#.
 @ii return there in few days jo hear several important eases.
 Barton B. Weil returned ys~l..- day from Yazoo CIlE. Miss. waafs he remained several days mal,fie. preparations for Che =cstabIishnIa,,f of q skating rinH Tne rink vii: soon be opened there under the management of Leitner and Wei of this city.
 Captain R.a M. Galbraith. supcria tendent of machinery for the Kan sas City Southern railroad, will arrive in the city within the ncx, few days from Pittsburg, Kan. his headquarters, to remain here a few days with friends and relatives. A. though greater partt of Captain Galbraith's time will be given to his new duties at Pittsb,1rg. he will continue to make Pine Bluff his nome and his family will remain here,
 Former Alderman Charles Well says The Graphic has been instru- mental ill his learning the where abouts of a friend whom he has not seen in more than fifty years. The Graphic recently published a picture of Mr. N Neil and in some manner the long lost friend came into possession of one of the is sues of the paper She saw the name and recognized it, although the the picture did not resemble her old friend, he being a young man then. She wrote to Mr. Wei and he answered the letter. The lady is in one of the Northern cities, and has invited Mr. Well and his family to be her guests for a few weeks the coming summer. Moral: If you want to find anything lost. advertise in The Graphic.
 Information from California race tracks reports Captain R. R. Rice the Warner turfman, to be making the biggest killing of his long career. His horses are winning biz purses daily and the present season is proving most profitable one for the Arkansas horse owner. His old campaigner, W. B. Gates, is gather- ing in honors and dollars in every event in which he is entered and his young "Governor Davis,' like it's namesake, who has never been known to lose, is also winning many raCeA
 w. R. Kirby, of Warner, who was in the city yesterday morning, re- turned to the Lincoln county seat last night. Before his departure, Mir. Kirby stated that, notwithstand- ing the fact that the house recently passed the bill authorizing the change of court from Warner to Star City, the senate would not pass the measure. "The majority of the people of our county,' he said do not favor the change, and es- pecially is this true of those who live in the Warner neighborhood Only a few want it changed. The petition opposing the measure is signed by more than eight hundred property-owners of the county while the petition asking for the courts removal to Star City has few more than one hundred. Warner is the proper place for the Lincoln circuit court and it will remain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14

There was nothing doing sa police court this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-14
SOCIETY NOTES.

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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-05-29

has ever since been blot on the fair name Of the COM
monweah. From time to time in years the sug
geson has been brought forward that these bonds should
be paid not merely because they are an honorable obga
ton repudiaed by the state. but for the reason that it
would vastly enhance the sates credit to do So The
latest suggestion Of this sort came from Rev. Galloway in
notable address before the press association last Tues
day night at jackson in which he said that three gener-
atons have passed since the state repudated obligations
which her great seal has been set but it too late
to right wronegand thereby become stainless example
to every loyal citizen. Many prominent in Mssis-
sippis public life have regarded the Union and Planters
bank bonds viewing the transaction in the calm and dis
passionate light Of history honorable obligation, and
have urged their cancellation despite the fact that would
cost the commonwealth several million dollars TO do SO;
While just as many and just honorable have taken the
opposite view The present holders Of the bonds are un-
known. Doubtless many Of them have been destroyed
and all trace Of their former bloed out Of existence
Others are perhaps bundled away in obscure corners Of
safety deposit vaults in New York. and the announcement
that an effort will be made to accomplish their retirement
will doubtless cause vigorous search to be made through
long-neglected archives and treasure boxes.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-05-29

abors the philosophy born Of long life Of toll
Work says Mr.. Edison. is panacea. Il is the balm Of
Giead the ultimate Of SORROW the final solution Of
the eternal problem Of life Sleep is habit worry is
weakness, grief luxury despair moral crime Work
is cure all, the specific, the panacea.
Working fifteen to eighteen hours Of the wentyour,
sleeping bare 6ve hours day. performing year after
and day BY day prodgious feats Of enterprise Mr.
Edisons words deserving Of full consideration His
is the philosophy Of toll Dreaming dreams cherishne
poeca ideals sustain the fatering SOUL permitting
himself no time to bemoan the Might Have Been or pro-
test the Should Not Be- this wonderful Of brains and
eIess energy has accomplished in his hree-score years
what few other have accomplished since the deeds Of
men began to be recorded
Summed up. Mr.. Edson's philosophy is as simple as
the multiplication table Be you worried disappointed
grefstricken, discouraged dsgusted broken busted
find relief and soIace in work Whatever your trouble,
work It is not philosophy but i IS impress
sivey stated BY Mr. Edison than any Of those who have
expounded it before him. Work the secret Of life the
panacea for all ills the basis of its philosophy the
to all its unsovable questions.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-05-29

This as England sees u.s. according to the London
National Review true that other Presidents have
attempted 10 influence the choice Of their successor but
to the extent that Mr. Roosevelt is trying to at the
present time and never By the use 81 such extraordinary
that the presidency was open Is o and The presidency
like the baton o the Marshal Of France was to be found
at the bottom Of every prvates knapsack Mr. Roosevelt
does not subscribe 70 this doctrine The candidacy Of his
Vice President Mr. Fairbanks as well as the candidacy
Of Senator Foraker and other men, he opposes as being ii
the interest cE the eactonay forces whoare plotting BY
infamous methods destroy his policies and subvert the
Liberties cf the people Mr. Roosevelt appears to look
upon the presidency his own 10 besto Is he may
Fl and 70 regard attempt to wrest Il from him only
as treacher g himself but treason o tie Republic