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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21
TWICE-A-WEEK REPUBLIC.
Three Years for One Dollar.

Until June 30, 1907, the Twice-A- Week Republic of St. Louis. Mo-. the oldest and best known semiweekly newspaper in the United States will accept subscriptions at the remark able rate of three years for $1.OO. At this price you cannot afford to be without this big semi-weekly newspa- per.
 Your friends and neighbors will also want to subscribe. Tell them about this great reduction in price, and ask them to send in their sub -cription. Old subscribers as we'll as nw may come in at this price. If you re already a subscriber, your order will be accepted now for a renewa. o begin when your present Abscrip' tion expires. Remember, dollar be- fore June 30 pays for three full years -312 eight-page papers.
 Send all orders to the Republic, St. Louis. Mo.
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, 5 T $ . = F z | * ] [ , BRIEF MENTION. .
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J. E. Eason, of Little Rock, is paying Pine Bluff friends visit.
 John w. Kemble, of Dallas, was among the recent visitors in this city.
 J. F. Davis of the St. Louis Co., fin Company is calling on his trade here.
 Captain John w. Tucker, of Tucker, was in the city Friday on business.
 Captain J. w. Ragland has re- turned from a beneficial sojourn at Hot Springs
 Miss Louise Bridges left Friday flo" a ten days visit to her cousin, Mrs. A B. Banks, of Fordyce.
 T. H. Jones of Clio, was among the business visitors in this city Friday and Saturday.
 Mrs. Joe Cromwell has returned from a pleasant visit to relatives at Shreveport, Louisiana.
 W. o. Martin of MounA Vernon, Texas, is visiting Mrs. T. w. Clegg and family on Main street.
 w. M. Worthen is in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in the interests of the How el-Worthen Company of this city.
 Miss Louise Bridges has gone to Fordyce where she will visit Mrs. A. B. Banks for few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. DeJe.sey. former residents of this cit V now living at Conway are in the city visiting friends.
 Miss Rachel Hill of Little Rock, is in the city, the gues,, of Miss Nolie Harrison at No. 90l W est Eleventh avenue.
 Edgar Alizell, formerly a resi- dent of Pine Bluff. but now of Bliss vile, is among the visitors in the city today.
 N. J. Gant- r@,tr2ed Friday night from 4itle Rock where he has been attending Federal court for the past few days.
 Lawrence Philips returned Fri day afternoon to his home in Al theimer after pleasant visit to friends in this city. -.
 E. A. Howell and family and J. T floyd and family will leave today for Solon Springs, Wisconsin, to spend the summer.
 State Senator w. s. Amis of >Ris' on, was in tn city Friday night tc hear the address of Governor Pin dall at Forest Park.
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"UNDESIRABLES"
 TO MEET

Milwaukee, Wis, July 2O.-ln- vitations have been sent to all the undesirable citizens" of Wisconsin and surrounding states to attend the state picnic and demonstration sf the social Dem odfats, to be keld tomorrow at Fabst Park. Addresses will be made by Victor h. Berger and other prominent Socialists and Daveral German Ringing societ,esa will furnish the music. It k report that thousands of socialists will participate in the affair.
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THE GOOD LUCK STORE

THE GOOD LUCK STORE
 Nine more days in which to take advantage of the great Midsummer Clearing Sale of the Good Luck Store. A complete assortment of goods in every department at prices that are beyond comparison. Any thing bought at this sale that is not satisfactory can be returned and your money refunded. Read their ad and be wise. Follow the crowd to the Good Luck Store on East Third avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21
Mems Straw Hats Half Price

The summer is but half over. You can get a "run for your money" in buying a new hat at half price. You get the choice on Straw Hats in stock at one-half.
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KNOX.WALKER FURNITURE co,

Van Knox will soon leave for the his firm. lIa will have the assistance of l. o. Knox. All parties who wish can place special orders wl.h the Knox-Walker Furniture Co. with the assurance that :ll possible care Will be given their orders
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Ladies' White Canvas Shoes Special Price

Fine quality, made of sea island duck, silk ribbon tie, turn sole and Spanish heel.
 A very neat summer shoe. While they last you can buy these $2.0O shoes at .$1.59
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21

Mrs. Fred Senyard, treasurer, will not take her trip until September when she will visit Mrs. c. M. Hal stead in Mexico.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21
DAUGHTERS OF THE
 KING NEWS NOTES

Miss Adele Hum, directress of the Daughters of the King, will leave shortly for Colorado, where she will remain during the heated term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21

Mrs. J. w. Reap, secretary, has made no plans for the summer, so will probably remain in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21

In warm weather Prickly Ash Bit ters helps your staying qualities. Workers who use it occasionally stand the heat better and are less fatigued at night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21

Mrs. Carl Dallanbaugh, vice direc- tress, has recovered from her recent severe illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21

Baby won't suffer five minutes with croup If you apply Dr. Thomas Ec- lectric Oil at once. It acts like mayt:
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FOR SALE

with ha West Fifth nue( of lot 60x154 60x15
  lights fine stable premises
  West For particulars ana prlces appy o
 $. M. TWINE,
 Room Mercantile Building
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DreYfus Department Store
OVERWHELMING wEARABLE''

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our meetings until the first Thursday in September.
 A DAUGHTER OF THE KING.
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Mrs. V. A. Jones, "that grand old woman in Israel, our counselor and advisor" will leave on July 25 for Colorado and other points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21

At the last regular meeting of the Daughters of the King a motion was made and carried that we discontinue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21

Mrs. J. H. Mann is visiting relative: in Mont Eagle, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21

Mrs. J. H. Jordan is spending the summer in Ottawa, Canada, visiting her sister, Mrs. Ostby.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21
NOTABLE REDUCTIONS IN SILKS

Heavy black chiffon Tafeta 36 inches wide, an ex- tra value at $1.50; now ...................Sl .Z3 Black ivory or tan satns, 36 inches Wide specially priced ............... ................,..... .98c Foulard Silks. navy and black grounds, white coin dots 69c quality; now ......................4 40C Fancy Louisine and Taffeta Silks for dresses ant waists shades suitable for fall wear, 7oc quality
 now ................ .....................49 49c Colored Jap Silks, 27 inches wide chiffon finish all coors, 59e quality; .................45
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21

Mrs. Q. Rbol leaves next month for ArkanAs City, Kansas. where she will visit Mrs. w. A, Heard. Ms. Pool will be absent a month or more, and will be accompanied by her son, Asa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21

Mrs. Charles H. Seabrook contin- ues her membership with our chap ter, although she is now a resident of Teague, Texas At present Mrs. Sea- brook is visiting her mother in Erie, Pa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21

Mrs. E. w. Bosage is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed L.'Givens, in Bates inie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21
AVOID DRESS MAKING WORRY.

The most desirable styles in ready to Weac garments for ladies at re- duction in prices that will show the folly of having your clothes made by the dress maker.
 Net Waists handsomely trimmed with embroidery applique, medallions and lace, stylish short sleeves, $500; now ,.......X3 30 China Silk Waists in white or black. Made by a leading manufacturer. ately trimmed with lace, short sleeves, $500;
 Dotted Swiss Waists trim and small pleats, short ( handsome and cool, $2.00; Lawn Waist. The fronts
 rich designs, finished wit
 Collar and cuffs lace tr
 back, $3 50; now .......
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-21

Mrs. M. l.. Bell is in the East.
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Our July Shoe Clearance

vet offers to the forcsighed person the golden oppo tunity of buying fnc shoes for future needs at
 A GREAT SAVING IN PRICE. Footwear for men, women and chldfeh III VAioi"' 'n high shoes at cost during this sale
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08

In accordance with law and the desig-
nation of the chairman Of the county com
mittee Of the. $500. party, the precinct
committees of the ........ party of the
shall meet on Friday, September. ....,..
10. 49,, at .... (name place. ........
at 500. o'clock to elect a member TO
the county committee.
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Independent
Nominations.
Directors
Nominations.

Attested by .... Signed by
........P. o. address ....
P. o. address. ... Policy No.
Section 1947b. All elections of the com
pany shall be held at its home office and
the polls shall be open from ten o'clock In
the forenoon until four O'Clock 10 the
afternoon of the day Of the election, at
which time no ballot shall be received.
Section 1947i 1. All envelopes received
at Inc home office Of the company before
the polls are closed on the day Of cleo
ton marked substantially as ballot Tor
directors COR trustees)" shall be preserved
intact without opening, and before the
polls are closed shall be delivered to the
inspectors of election
q ANY person concealing or withhold
ing, or participating in the concealment
or withholding from the inspectors or open
such envelope containing such ballot. ex-
cept as authorized by law, shall be guilty
of misdemeanor.
2. ALI ballots voted and received by
mail or otherwise, or delivered by the POI.
icy holder in person at the office OF the
company, shall be received by the inspect
ors subject to verlfcation and ascertain
ment Of the validity thereof, and of the
ately upon the closing of the polls the In
sDectors shall proceed to open the envel-
opes containing such ballots and to the
examination thereof, and shall canvass az
the votes lawfully cast. The canvass shall
proceed from day to day, and the inspectors
shall verify the result to the company as
soon as 1t is completed. Any nominee at
such election may be present during tire
casting and canvass of the vote. All bal
lots and envelopes received by said IN
spectors shall Immediately upon compile,
ton of the canvass be placed In sealed
packages and preserved by them until four
months from the date of the election. sub
ject to the order of any court having juris-
diction of any proceedings relating thereto.
A. The inspectors shall sign and file
with the secretary Of the company and
commissioner of insurance a certificate Of
the result of the election stating the names
of all persons for whom votes have been
cast and the number cast for EACH which
shall be arranged in the order Of the num-
Der of votes cast for each person, the
highest being placed first, the next highest
second and so on, the lowest being placed
last. In case two or more persons shall
have secured the same number of votes
the inspectors shall decide by lot which
shall stand highest upon such list.
g. The person or persons standing high
est on such list to the number of direct
ors to be chosen for the longest term at
such election shall be elected to such long
est term The person or persons standing
next highest on such list, to the number
of directors to be chosen for the next long
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No. 666, Al Published July 12, 1907.
CHAPTER 66o. LAWS OF 1907.

No. 666, Al Published July 12, 1907.
CHAPTER 500, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to create section 4471 of the
statutes, relating to the erection of poles
upon lands and attachment or stringing
OF wires upon or over lands, buildings,
or structures without the consent OF the
owner.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, rep.
resented in Senate and Assembly, a.
enact as follows;
Section /. There Is added to the stat
utes a new section to read Section E4Il.
l. No person nor any officer, agent, serv-
ant or employee of any firm or corpora
ton shall erect any pole or poles outside
Of the limits of any highway, street or alley
or attach any wire or cables to any tree,
building or structure, or string or suspend
any wire, wires or cables over any private
property without first obtaining the consent
of the owner or agent OF the owner, to
erect such pole or poles or to string such
wire or wires, or the consent of the owner
or agent of the owner of any building or
structure to which such wire, wires or
cables are attached; and any person who
shall fell to remove such pole, poles, wire
or wires or to detach such wire, wires or
cables within ten days after such person,
firm or corporation has been served with
notice to remove, as hereinafter provided,
shall be deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereon shall be fined
In any sum not exceeding twenty-five dol
lars.
2. SUCH notice to remove shall be in
writing ana snail De gwen ny Luc ONHSl
or agent Of the owner of the land or of
the building or structure, and shall contain
q description Of the land upon which such
pole or poles have been erected, or over
which such wires have been strung or at
tached. Such notice to remove shall be
served in the manner prescribed for the
service Of a summons upon such person.
firm or corporation In courts Of record.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage and
publication.
Approved July 10, 1907.
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No. 679, Al Published July 49, 1907.
CHAPTER 667. LAWS OF 1907.

No. $40, Al Published July 1S, 1907.
CHAPTER 667, LAWS or 1907.
AN ACT to create sections 1947c to 1947k,
inclusive, of the statutes regulating the
election of directors or trustees OF mutual
life insurance companies.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,,
represented In Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section i. There are added to the stat
utea of 1898 nine new sections to read
Section 1870. At every general election
of directors or trustees in any domestic
mutual life insurance company, whether
and anything to the contrary In its char
ter, certificate, articles of Incorporation or
bylaws, Notwithstanding, every policy hold
err whose insurance shall be In force, and
shall have been Ia force for at least one
year prior thereto, shall be entitled TO one
vote without other qualification. Every
policy holder entitled to vote shall have the
same number of votes irrespective of the
number of policies or the amount of In
surance held by him, and shall have one
vote for each director TO be elected. and
may cast all such votes for one candidate
or distribute them among the number as
he may elect. Unless a policy shall have
been assigned more than six months prior
to the election by an assignment absolute
company which shall have issued the pol
icy, the person upon whose application the
policy shall have been Issued, and If the
application be signed by more than one
person each person whose life is insured
Shall be deemed to be policy holder en-
titled to vote as aforesaid. In case the
policy shall have been assigned as afore-
said, the assignee shall be deemed to be a
policy holder entitled to vote, provided his
signature, either attested by the assignor
or acknowledged in like manner as in case
of deed to be recorded in this state,
shall have been filed at the home Office of
the company. Any policy holder entitled
to vote at any election shall be qualified to
fill any office to be voted for at any such
election Such a general election shall be
held at intervals of not more than two
years At each such election not less than
one-fourth of the total number of directors
provided for in the charter or articles shall
be elected No appointment or selection of
director to fill vacancy other than
when made by general election shall extend
beyond the next general election.
Section 1947d Upon written request,
fled with the company, at the time of
making the nomination. and within thirty
DAYS thereafter, the company shall, at its
own expense, furnish to the policy holders
making nomination of an independent tick
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No. S94, Al Published July IL, 1907,
CHAPTER $40, LAWS OF 1907.

No, S94, A. Published July 1S, 1907.
CHAPTER $40, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to create sections 35-1 to 30-l8
inclusive, of the statutes, relating to
nominations and elections In all cities
adopting the same,
The people of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented In Senate and Assembly, do
Section /. There are added to the stat
utes thirteen new sections to read: Sec
ton 85-1: l.. The provisions Of sections
the nomination and election Of candidates
for city offices In each city adopting the
same as provided by law.
q No designation of any party or prin-
ciple shall be used for any candidate on
any nomination paper, official notice Or
ballot for any municipal election or pre-
liminary election or nomination for city
Offices.
Section 3k-2 A candidate for any such
office may be nominated by nomination
paper or papers signed by a number OF
electors of the city, division or district
wherein such candidate is to be voted FOR.
equal to not less than two per centrum OF
the total number of votes cast therein Tor
governor at the last preceding general cleo
s eet sad EXCEPT as herein provided
nomination paper or papers shall conform
to the provisions Of section 3d. statutes
section 35-s. Such nomination papers
shall be filed in the Office Of the city clerk
of such city at least twenty-five days prior
to the holding of the election TO NIL sucn
Section 3B-4. Except as herein pro-
yided the persons go nominated and none
other, shall be placed upon the ticket at
' section s5-5. The Offices to be voted
for shall be arranged on the ballot In the
order in which they are named In the
statutes creating such offices.
Section 35-6 The names of the can
didates shall be arranged together under
each Office in an order to be determined
by lot by the city clerk for each office IN
renresentatives at noon on the day fol
lowing the last day for fling nomination
papers. H..
prior to any election for such offices there
be filed In the Office Of the city clerk
netition signed by q number Of the electors
of such city not less than five per centum
of the number of votes cast therein Tor
governor at the last preceding generaI
election the clerk shall Immediately give
notice of the holding Of a preliminary
election on a day seven days prior to the
general municipal election. which notice
Shall be given and the election held and
conducted and the results canVassed IN
the same manner as the general munlclpai
election. The names on the baiiot USED
in such preliminary election shall be ar
ranged as provided in section 35-6.
Section 35-8. The signatures on sucn
petition need not all be on one paper ana
each shall be signed and accompanied by
the afGdavit required herein for a nomina-
tion paper and be substantially In the Iol-
"@The undersigned electors of the city of
request the calling of a prelimi-
narv election to be held on (date seven
DAYS preceding the general municipal cleo
fionl for the purpose of determining upon
NOT more than two candidates for each
Office, to be voted for at the election to DO
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elusive of the returns of the November cleo
fion. shall. as far as applicable, apply to
the canvass, return and certifcation to the
secretary of state Of such primary. Such
board shall meet at the Office Of the seere-
farv of state, at ten o'clock a. m. on the
third Tuesday of September In each year in
which the September primary is held.
Section Ills. 1. The person receiv-
ing the greatest number of votes at
nrl.nary as the candidate of a party for an
ONCE. Shall be the candidate OF that party
for such Office, and his name as such can
didate shall be placed on the official ballot
~ the Following election. But no person
snail be entitled to have his name placed
on such ballot who has not filed nomina-
tfor paper as provided in this act unless
he shall have received at such primary elec-
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No other papers or written or printed
matter shall be enclosed with such ballot
and envelope and specimens OF the ballot
return envelope and sealed envelope shall
be filed with the commissioner of insur-
ance before being so mailed, one duplicate
of such ballot SHALL prior to the election,
be promptly furnished by mail BY the com
pany to any policy holder applying there
for.
Section 1919 The provisions contained
in the following instructions to policy
holders shall apply to and govern In all
such elections. All votes shall be by bal.
lot, but any ballot complying with said
instructions may be used, No ballot shall
be received or counted unless prepared and
voted substantially as herein provided Inc
ballot shall be in the following form:
Ballot for election of directors.
For (name Of company, home office, post
To succeed the directors whose terms
expire as follows:
Instructions to policy holders.
The policy holder is entitled to the same
number of votes irrespective of the num-
Der of policies and amount Of insurance
held by him, and Ia entitled to one vote
for each Of the --------~----- directors TO De
elected, and may cast all such votes for
one candidate or distribute them among the
number as he may elect. Votes shall be
indicated by numeral placed after the
name of the person voted for thus: John
Doe, Farmer, Madison, Wisconsin, Cd"
No fractional vote will be recognized
On any ballot recording a greater number
than authorized only the first
votes will be recognized.
The ballot shall specify the number, of
at least one policy held by the policy
holder. to be signed by him. and his sigma
ture attested by a subscribing witness and
shall be enclosed In sealed and postpaid
envelope marked on the address side, "Bal-
lot for directors" addressed to said COM
pany at it's home Office without any mark
or designation to indicate the identity of
the voter mailing the same, and mailed by
him in person so as to be delivered before
four P. NJ. on ...,,,, 1907.
The ballot prepared in like manner,
without being postpaid, may between ten
A. NJ and four (. NJ. in said day be voted
in person by the policy holder at the home
office Of the company.
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didates postad and published at least ten
days, and the offinial ballot printed at least
primaries.
mary each voter Nav write in the space
left on his i ticket na Tor that purpose the
names OF not to exceed three qualified elect
ors OF the precinct for members of his
ing the highest number of votes shall con-
stitute such committee ilt,s and except in cities
OF the first class, the one having, the Iarg,
est vote shall be chairman The official
return made, by the inspectors shall show
the name and address OF each party com
mitteeman chosen,
2 In counties containing a city of the
first class the chairman of each party coun-
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at such primary and senator's of such
political party, whose term Of Office extends
beyond the first Monday in January of the
year next ensuing shall meet at the. CAPT
toll at twelve O'Clock noon on the fourth
= year In which any primary is
held preliminary to any general election.
They shall forthwith formulate the state
upon proceed to elect a state central com
mittee of at least two members from each
congressional district and chairman of
such committee by ballot IN every year
in which there is a presidential election,
they shall nominate by a majority vote,
one elector for president and vice-presi-
dent from each congressional district and