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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-23
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Four Bad Snakes.
axes are much maligned Great,
ugh they are, for the most

Snakes are much maligned creatures,
although they are. for the most part,
of considerable value to man, as they
live almost entirely on insects and the
small rodents that are injurious to
crops. OF all the snakes that inhabit
North America there are really only
four that are dangerous. These are
the copperhead, the moccasin, the rat
tlesnake and a little snake of southern
Georgia and Florida known as the
coral snake OF course there are a
number of different species of the rat
tier about thirty, but they inhabit
different parts of the country and are
all to be known from the fact that they
rattle" when approached. All the
rest Of our snakes are absolutely
harmless, and their bite is 10 be less
feared than that Of mosquito.-Scrap
Book
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-23
A Brides Dilemma,

A humorous romance IL reported
from Natal, where a youthful Hindoo
bride was recently called upon to
choose between her husband and hsr
jewels The case came before the Dur
ban police court In the first instance,
where the BRIDES parents, says the
Natal Mercury, accused her husband Of
abducting her while under thirteen
years Of age. The bride, however,
claimed to be eighteen, and the magis-
trate dismissed the case. Outside the
court tug Of war took place between
the two parties for the possession Of
the bride, in the course Of which Il ap-
peared that what her parents particu-
larry desired was not herself, but her
Jeweiry. A sergeant Of police then sat
In judgment and decided that the Jew
elry belonged to the parents, and the
girl must choose between her husband
and her bracelets. After some cogita-
ton she chose the husband, who
promptly unfastened the bangles from
her arms and handed them 30 her
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-23
Granulated Sugar, SC ID.

Granulated Sugar, SC lb.
COFFEE, Gilt-edge Brand, in
one pound tin cans, blend of the
best Java and Mocha, put up in
Boston, CSC. Other good brands
in tin cans, at 25c.
FRYING TOMATOES, nc;
the whole tomato cut in half, lust
as nice as the fresh tomato.
KORNLET.-Just the creamy
part of sweet, tender corn, makes
most excellent fritters, zoe can.
KITCHEN BOUQUET, an ex-
tract of the right herbs, spices, etc,
for favoring soups and gravies,
25c bottle.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-23

By virtue of writ of fieri facias, to me d.
rected, issued out of the Court OF Chancery
of the State of New Jersey, will sell at pub
lie sale, on
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-23

tastes as good as it looks-and it
looks VERY good. A delicious
breakfast dish, of great food value,
wholesome all the year round. No
other quite so appealing to the
taste as Beech-Nut Brand Bacon.
We recommend it to you. This
bacon comes in alright glass tum-
blers, at I5c and CSC.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-23
OHERIFF,s SALE.
THURSDAY. MAY IS. 1907.

By virtue of a writ of fieri facias to me d.
rected issued out of the Court of Chancery of
the State of New Jersey. 1 will sell at public
sale. on
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-23
March q, 1907,
OSEPH HUFF

Specisl attention given to making Abstract
OF Titles. Conveyancing, General Accountant
and Administration OF Estates.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-23

vOUNG MAN WANTED
To work in grocery store Sober and indus.
trious; reference required.
P. WALTHER & SONS
Hainesport, N. ]
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-23

poYs WANTED AT sMITHvILLE.
About twenty-five good boys to learn trade
Of machinist. Excellent opportunity offered.
II. B. SMITH MACHINE CO.,
Smithville, N. ].
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-08
gtahIerue Gors.

Die pennfnlbanidsg Balm tit ent.
f1lofen, ibre ous 5OI3 sefertigtsn Mass
CONS aumdli9 ausaurangirsn nn6 0urd
ftdblerne gu erisser. 9ereits iino mebz
rere Der trften ameritanifGen @assns
bauer CUR Ginrei9una Don Nnseboteu
FUR ben 8ou Don 100 feuerii1,ren Der
ionenfpdgspns aufssforoert tporbsn,
ole, Denn irseno m5gli4. bis Sur Ger
tisfteGung 6es penninIDanid tunnels
inter Dem 9ubion fir Den 8etrieb fer
tig fem ionen.
Auh auf al. aNbsren Cars foa bic
StabltenitruttiOn ausgtbebnt perben.
Gin ftdblsrntr @epGdtpagen pirb benz.
ndtt Dem p~robe6ienft# ~uberssben tpers
ben. Gbenfu fino bereitsp ldne fir eineu
fHblernen SpeifemagsOn .ntuprf.n
fporben. besski9en fir einen ifGblere
men poftpagsn, Der ettpa 10 ssSuB IGnser
fsn fOa, als Die jest i'm GtbrauG Be-
ftaoli&eH gofttpassn bon so GuB
Gauge. Die pullman Gompanp boui
sur 3eit i'm Outrage Der pennIplDo.
nia<ga1n an ftG6lernsn 5dlaffpaqen
bon benen Bis 3ur GrSffauna bes
Yt~nnibIOania= 3unnels 500 fertia ots
feut fsia miifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-08
Berfins ,Wsefenser 8pps."

Roh Dem @prbitoe bon Retp Dori
uno 2cnoOn bat fd anldnst aud ia
Berlin eine MeFeuser Bop e1enl&afi
etablirt. Dte MeFengsr gOes, iammt=
Iid 8erliner Sungen, ino uuf perf&ie-
hent StatiOnen In Der @ta6t pertbeili
unb an tbrer ~bIaurotbsn Uniform uao
ibrem Rdppi ertennbar. ueber ibre
aA6hsteit f4retbt oas .9erliner
Soseblatt":
Der Mefeuser BOP bolt auf tsks
pbonifdeH Mnruf Bel Min0 unb Wsts
ter cine Drof9fe, it6ts psrmietbbors
Gtfdbrt, er ruff ben 6ausar5t Dber IN
Der Notb ben erten beften Dottor unb
erleoigt au9 Rants Bis atn0lf ubr. Die
Re5eptfrage. Gin mobsrner Bitter,
besleitet er oleinftebtnM Dameu Sua,
Sbea!er unb Ronaert unb bplt fe nit
Der ab. St biIft beim Mdareneintoaf
fiibrt Grembe 6ur9 bic terra incoas
ntta1 8erlins, er beforst 8ilIetis,
trdgt 8riefe un6 an6eres 3ur qof. CT
IGBt f4 bel ie6em paTenoen Dienf
n1h einem 9oteI, 3oIino, alub o0er
@ertin rufen, biIft bel umsis.n. tpirfi
BEL 8efuhen Rarten ab, benufTdtisi
Rin6er, fiibrt oas @9opbbinbGen
fpa5iereu. aura, mas tbnt Der MEL
ienger Bob eigentlih nihta Rur ems
ntdt, f9tpert fDrperlide Mrbeit. Die
bkibt mad ME Dor benz Dien{tmana
pprbsbalten. Der MeFenser Bob fpa
naehr frl@e 4uftrdss trlebisen, bel
OentH es auf Gel9idli1teii un6 Dor.
fEdt antofnHrt, uuf Sntsuieens. 9Gs.
li& srh6It Der Bop Snitrattionshums
ben, in otnen i9pierise GGHe bprber
tbepretif4 ODER nadber tritifd befpro-
6en wer6en. Nuh sinen bepnberen
gurmnterri4t erboItsH Die Msfsassr
Bphg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-08
AlsrkparOige ganfbabu.
Ser &SnSOmer &r6iaS &syYsBe ais S5nans1ss
AtO HsohIthate9.


Gin GROCER Wobltbdter engliIder
Rranteubouier uno fpnitiger milbtbGz
tiger 4nftalten ipar George 6errine in
Honoon, Der in bielen Sagen i'm glitter
bon rs Jabren geitorben lit. Or mar
cine, aud obseieben bon Rei9t6um unb
Milbtbdtieieit, nett betannte, BODICE
dGtete per{Dnlibteit in Sinan8freifen
ME duf Ser Hennba5n. Die, troB ME-
beser 9erfunft, bon elmer gdi13en Heibe
b~erpnrragenoer Mdnner nit ibrer
Sreunb19aft btsbrt puroe. Wo er
sigentIi6 berItammte unb mo uno mie
Ct feline sS5ugenoiabre berIebt bate, 1T
niemaab ober tpobl nur gang stpenisen
Qsuten bstannt. Seine erften nit
@iderbeit feit5uiteuenoen anfdnse ras
gen in etntn aud f9on lGngit persans
sessen MISREPRESENTATION in 2ubgate
4ius oefen Speaialitat seto9tes ainbz
flesf9 mar. 9ier nuroe Der iunge
George 0errins dIs gepanbter uro gez
f&idter @orf9neiber betannt unb bier
fon er. tbeils bon Ietnem 2ohne uno
tbeSts 6ur1 tluse un6 gliidli9e Wetten
aaf Werberennen, fir folne 8erbdlts
1ife siemlid betrddtlihe GrfparniTe
aetnabt bnben. Mit 6ieien febrte CT
4aun Dem seto9ten 9inofeifd oen
RjtAm unb pouote Iin 3unG9f Dem
tepR4sn pferbefleii9 gu, 5. +. er itente
ais Mettmatler, ODER ipie man In
8nahcn faei. als ,RpmmifFpnsagent"
fHs tpferberennen aaf Die eissnen Jibe.
9ier mar 5errins in feinem Clement,
benz er be{aB cine feltsne seiitiee Be-
sDeDi4teit unb mar babel Elm Mann
e0a rcidem Gntf6luHe, aipei gieens
t4afteu. bic i'm uuf ieiner glar3enoen
8d1fbabn UNI % raider aufpdrts
ftassen, afs fie NIT elmer natiirliden
Be4afHaffeahett unb unerf1iitterliden
@1syidfeit gepaart tparen.
lsIs er nod in DerbGItniBmdBia iun=
gen Sdhrtn oann ein 8ermDaen BON
100000 ($243. 00o) ertpOrbsn bate,
aos George 5errtng fi9 BON Nsttgez
f8af 5uriid, sins unttr Die 5tnons=
4elstr nnb tpurbe aud uuf Dem neuen
Ejstiet Elm nnertannter 6duptling. Muf
Asm EenHplaBe fab man i'm big tn fsin
@es4saaiter tn suten 2agen siemli9
Meelss6Bis, allein fein eisentli4er
@pott fDar cine ftias, aber fiirtti@e
@cbttldttstett. Set Sabren bate er
pan iBaigIihen 3ofpitdlfonos ldbrli9
$4,000 uab bariber beigeiteuert. Dor
@svpapr s1abren erit bate er Dem sreiz
ffa General Der 9eilsdrmes, auf ben
esssrcBe @tiids bislt, $500, 900 fir bic
GlsiiHbung bon Northumberland IN
GngsaHb gedenit, unb nod unsdhliqe
ashert milOe @tftaneen unb ein5elne
Nirftise, 0enen e. unter bic Nrue atz
sriHkn ipubttD BON feiner ~fr.iaebiqeu,
DsrttbGtigeH, anfpru9slD{en 9ersens<
sats gu rntI6en. Muf dubere Gbren
leste &c CUR lem GepiGt. 6errines
WsrmIseu belduft it9 auf nabe8u
sc $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-08

Der & hteDerbrau& III
nm SerbF uHo Wtntsr I'M ein 0rittet
grDBer ais I'm Somner un0 Sribiabr.
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alutigt statiath.
GSfer sst ttnsnfrisoenbeit tn efu6IamS tn
StrIauie etaes JabttS.

0erIaafe etaes Jabtts.
Ginen Gin6lid in oie ,3uitGnoe in
RuBlano gepinnt NOR Ourd cine Sta.
ttittt, psl9e Die bortigs3 situns n5tra,
ma" iiber Die in Der 3eit ppm IL. Otto.
Der 1905 bis II. 0ttober 1906 i'm
8arenrei9e ausgefubrten 0erbreden
uno Gtraferetutionen perDffentlt6t.
Sc puroen oemna9 in 0ieier Yes
riooe getDotet poer ~berinuubet ia Sc
neralgouperneure, @ouperneure, bDbere
8eamte uno Observation-Disclosures, go
poIi5eimeiiter uno Rreisdefs, 100 Of
fi5iere, 1913 nieoere 8eamte, SO gens
odrmen unb Mgeaten Der GtbeimpoIis
sei, 226 poIi3eitommtFare, Rebseraufs
feber unb lriaonits, ASP @dubkute
un6 Qanbpd9ter, 760 Solbdten unb
Roiaten. Sipsert4tet nuroen; ourh
ben Strdng 215 perfonen, our4 NuIs
Der uno 8lsi: laut urt6til bes uge-
pobnli9en" a~rieessert9ts 341 unb
laut l1rtbeil oes Stanbgerihts Gin
2dufe bon Il Mpnat) 221. Don Den
Straferpe0ttionen purben TAI ptr1p>
uen erfdofen. Die 3abl Der BET 9ufz
ftdnoen ~getobteten ooer pertpunosten
Gintlfften betrng 1876.
Sn SO JGuen purbt amtli1 iiber
unruben unter ben 9ruppen berthtet.
8ombtnanf9Ids tpurben i'm @ansen
PA beribt. Raubanf6ue puroen 1866
besdnsen, tpobon $40 duf Die pp{f, dnf
Rdfen, 4irden unb Der{dtebene ftaat-
Tide 4niidlten un6 983 auf pripats
perfpnen beriibt purben. Die Ct
iammtfumme Der seraubten Wertbe BIZ
aifferte fh6 auf iibtr 100000 3ubel
q Rubel gleid 51.5 gents). 8esttMs
nenb fir 6tefe Dirt Der Derbre6en III,
Sob ft meit am beuen Sage bon elmer
grDBerR Nn3dbI perfonsR beriibt spuss
ben unb Die 1bdter In ni@t nentgsr
ais 1891 J6aen unenthedt blieben.
Mgrarunrubtn inurben In 1929 fall
Ien perseihnei. lleber BranoftHtungss
auf Gntern unb in D1rfern tpurbe IN
228 GGftn beriGift. Dte Dsriebrsr
mcgee fDurben 74ntal unterbrod5sn. BE.
f9laguabrnt tDurben 118 Mdfsnlasfr
NIT S~aufenben bon 6Itnten unb Sc
Dclpern unb 1unbtrten bon Gtntnera
@preHgftpff, MilIipnen patronen unb
losar einigen Maidiaengetpebrtn. Rss
berIasen bon repolutiondren @@riften
sDuroen IN 1873 Tdltn ~aufss5pbeu.
@erboftst tpurhen 23,741 psrfensa,
oarunter % ehemaIist Mitslie6er Der
Reidsouma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-08

@enr SIR eutes farmland
faufen mott, meubet Guh an o. 8.
RatRaemnun,R arnes @itp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-08

BrutaIer g6emann. Del
1esgnuanH Marpide aus lima, Wsif.
faita. sruroe tpesen fOrtssfeBter f9fpt.
rst MibbanolnHs ieinsr Trau 3u bic,
sabfsa @efdngniB Derurtbsilt; bi,
Usau mar fdlitbIif. als Der Manr
NIT etusm 2eoerrismsn auf fe elm.
I&fiia In ibrer Mnsit aum Genfter Der,
ausqderunstn uno farb infOIg. be,
oat{saiitteHeu 8srlebungen.
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Der ridbttae game.

Wlr. aug. Gherpe, Bermalter bes
MrHenbenies in SORT Wabilun, 3d.,
ingt: OF. Rings Weue 3ebens. Bill
len Fhbrsn ben rihtiaen Numen. Sic
beleberi tier. Blu baden bel G00lpb
Dreis uno 81. Gobn & 60. 25 @tS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27
BIG DOINGS AT
 BLUFF CITY RINK

A big masquerade party is to be given at the Bluff City rink Friday night of this week. Three handsome prizes, which will be placed on exhl- bition at Stearns' jewelry store, will be given to the lady, gentleman and child who appears on the floor that evening in the most original costume or funny make up. There will be much fun offered skaters on that oc- casion and many features will be of- fered by the management for them on that evening. Elaborate prepara- tions are being made for the affair and the attendance promises to be the largest recorded on any one night this season. The Bluff City band will be at it's best, many new selections having been programmed by Director Rose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27
TO BREAK
 WALKING RECORD

Portland, Me, Oct 26.-Edwar1 Payson Weston, the famous ola-time pedestrian, has ;completed arrange ments to leave next week on his rec ord breaking walk from Portland 70 Chicago. The start will be made, according to present plans, on Tues day, just forty years to an hour from his start over the same route in 1867
 The time schedule which Weston has laid out, if followed, will bring him into Chicago in twenty-siX walk hours from his record made more than a generation ago, and which has never been broken. He was thel iI his twenty-ninth year, and is conse- quently now nearing three score years and ten. He declares that he is now better equipped for such feat as he will attempt than when he was a young boy, as he then knew very lit- tie about caring for the feet under such a prolonged strain. He propos- es to make good his contention that Oslerism is false theory and that advancing years should not bring about any such weakening of the bod fly powers as is generally observed.
 The route selected by Weston will take him through ten states, and he will pass through the cities of Bos- ton, Providence, Troy, Utica, Roches- ter, Syracuse, Buffalo, Toledo and Cleveland. He will be followed by an automobile conveying his physi- clan, valet and several newspaper men, who will act as judges
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

One of the most interesting cases, and perhaps the only one of the kind ever brought in the State of Arkan- sas, is escheat proceeding by the state against the Southwestern Land & Timber Co. in the circuit court of Poinsett county, by Murphy, Coleman < Lewis, on behalf of the state, to re- cover large tract of land valued at s420,000. The substance of the complaint is as follows:
 In 1857 the legislature passed an act authorizing the election of five levee inspectors in Chicot county, to have general supervision of the con-
 struction of the levees of that county. The law levied a tax on the lands of the county to pay for the levees and also required slaves to work under certain circumstances, just as men are warned to work the roads by road overseers. In the prosecution of the work the levee inspectors ob- toiuCu ldl SC AuaAIAIASo VI ACNCC SSA IF with which they purchased swamp lands, including the lands in contrO- versy At that time the idea had not yet been conceived of creating quasi public corporations for carrying on the work of local improvements. As there was no corporate entity to hold the title to the lands so purchased. S. they hit on the plan of taking tha title to one of their number who Nas designated as president of the board of levee inspectors. The certificates of entry were therefore issued to Dan iel M Sessions as president of the board. When the war came on the work on the levee was stopped and the last meeting of the board was held ill 1862. During the war the ac' authorizing the levee tax was decla:. ed unconstitutional by the Supremc Court of the United States. In 1S6I Daniel M. Sessions, who still ,4eld the certificates of entry to these lands. eX. ecuted a power of attorney to Genera
 Reynolds, authorizing him to sell an(
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

transfer them. In 1869 the les.sla- ture passed 8 nact repeating all pre- vious levee legislation, which put a final end to the board of inspectors of Chicot county. Tn 1882 General Reynolds assigned the certificate Of entry under his power oi attorney to John T. Burns, who assigned them to the Southwestern Land & Timber o. in 1883, and the company obtained a patent from the land commissioner Tn the same year, and still clalnts to own the lanrs under this patent The
 state contends that when the fleece board passed out Of existence all the
 lands then held by the board escheat-
 ed to the state, because there was no
 one else authorized by law to suc-
 ceed to the title, and that the eXtcu-
 tion of the patent by the land com missioner was without authority and the state is not bound by that officers mistake. The defendant has filed an answer in which is claims that these lands have been assessed for taxes by the state since the acquisition of the patent in 1883, that they passed through the overdue tax decree from
 which the defendant redeemed, that
 the defendant has paid all taxes, state, county and levee, during all these years, and that the state is now
 estopped from asserting title to or ownership in these valuable lands.
 The state is represented by Clyde
 Going, prosecuting attorney of the second judicial district, and Charles T. Coleman of the firm of Murphy, Coleman & Lewis, of Little Rock. The defendant is represented by Haw- thorne & Hawthorne of Jonesboro and
 MT. Sullivan of St. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

Henry Millert, alias Henry Miller, the teamster of Fort Logan Roots, who several months ago struck James Me Farlane, a soldier, with his fist so that he was killed, was indicted by the Federal grand jury yesterday for manslaughter. Nlillert was advised to enter plea of guilty and accept a punishment of about three months in jail, but he would not, and has secur- ed an attorney to fight the case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

conspiracy to enslave negroes exists in Ashley county. It was shown that Turner had worked another negro six months to repay $50, which he had paid as a fine for him. This offense was committed last June
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27
FOR RENT.

If you are looking fer dd house read this list: No. 1894 West Seventh avl rooms.
 No. 719 East Third avenue, 6 No. 621 West Sixth avenue, 8 No 515 Hickory street, { rod No. 70S Hickory street, , and hall.
 Front office room over IA Barraque street. Room over 114 West Barn street.
 For Rent COlored. No. 1922 Fir street, 8 rooms. No. 1102 Virginia street, room No. HIP Holly street, 3 rooms. No. 1127 Louisiana street, 3 roo No 1910 Orange street, 3 room No. 407 Missouri street, 4 rooms No. 710 East Fourth avenue, rooms.
 No. 2903 West Twelfth avenue rooms.
 CHAS. HANCOCK, Insurance, Real Estate, Loans
 Office 113 Pine street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27
1..s. tn. 17A' Kind You tass 4!xays espgh s's,;;''' $; &HAzzzw
NEGRO DAY
 AT JAMESTOWN

Norfolk, Va, Oct. 26.-Negro week at Jamestown, which has been ob- served since Monday, closed today with the celebration of Grand Union day, in which colored people from all over the country participated. Many
 prominent negro educators, minis ters, lawyers and professional men took part in the program.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

Reports from upstate have it that George w. Donaghey is setting the country wild with his candidacy for governor. He has entered the North western corner of the state and the natives are turning out for miles to shake his hand. It is beginning to look as though Ben Griffin, secretary
 of the Farmers Union, spoke the truth when he said that association would go solid for Donaghey. Attor- ney General Kirby spoke at Casa Fri day, but he will not go out again until he has settled important state legislation which is pending in the supreme court. The dates for Kirby and McFarlane in North Arkansas, which were to commence on Novem- Der 1, have been held up to see how long Attorney General Kirby's pres ence will be demanded in his office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

Nearly fill the room. What? Art squares. Where Reap-Craw- Iords. l0-22-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

The plans for the new St. Joseph's s Orphanage, which Bishop Morris in- tends to erect just north of Argenta, are almost completed, and unless the
 present financial furry effects the credit of Catholicism in Arkansas, Bishop Morris will let the contract so
 that work may be commenced on the building in early spring. It is the intention of Bishop Morris to spend at least $100,00O on this building and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

Assistant Postmaster Gates has just completed the count of the mail which passed through the Little Rock post office during the week ending Octo- Der 19, which shows that the number of letters passing through the post office that week was 109,752; post cards 2O,S3S; packages IF, 391; tran- sient, 1914; third class pieces, 22,977; fourth class, 1925; franked, ?; and penalty pieces, 9,294, making total of 2S3,093. The revenues from this mail amounted to $2,433 90.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

Cleanse the liver and bowels, and regulate the system by using Prickly Ash Bitters. It creates and sustains energy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

make it the most complete Of any of it's kind in the Southwest. There are now eighteen children in the tempo rary structure on the grounds secur- ed for this orphanage. When con- pleted, the building will be placed un- der the care of the Benidictine Sis ters, and will not be sectarian, home less children without regard to creed or belief will be given home until they are sufficiently large to care for themselves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27
NEWS FROM THE
 CAPITAL CITY Fourteen Year Old Student of the A. M. A. Fined for Sending Obscene Postal Card Through Mails
DONAGHEY'S
TOUR
James Turner, Who Held Negro as a Slave, Indicted by the Federal Grand Jury-Interesting Land Suit On.
Special to the Graphic.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. 26-Maurice Eilbott, a fourteen year old student of the Arkansas Military Academy was yesterday afternoon fined $10 and costs in the Federal court for send- ing obscene postal cards through the mail. The card was mailed in Hot Springs and was of woman holding a cat, underneath which was an in- scription not deemed proper by the authorities.
 Charged with peonage, James Tur- ner, planter of Wilmot, Ashley county, Ark, was late yesterday after noon indicted by the Federal grand jury It is alleged that James Robin son, a negro boy of that section, was arrested for assault with intent to kill he having slapped his sweethear, and fined $150 The fine was reduced to $50 and then to $40, when 1t was paid by James Turner. Robinson was then taken to the farm of Turner where a chain was placed around his neck, and during the day he Wa: chained to a blow, which he wa! forced to follow. At night he wa! chained in a corncrib. Friends O Robinson offered Turner the none. with which to get him released, bu he refused to accept. After spend ing fifteen days in slavery, Robinson claims he sawed through the chair with a pocket knife and escaped. 9th CT indictments are to follow, as 1 was shown in the testimony On whicl the indictment was returned, that
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