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TEA.

We sell tons or tons
with no name on il. That
isn't moneybaci tea.
Your grocer returns your money
II YOU don't like Sohillings best;
We pay him.
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.u.sa

The Frank Fanmins and Wanda
iosard company .ill open . three
weeks ens.somsut. 81 the Tivoil
ntxs sunday sftbfucau in Faust.
10 b. fol.o.ed b. the production
Of 'saphn.
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"Jefps Bzrssin %

4 curtain raiser by GeosKe TroN.
ell and an ollo Of vaudeville artists
az. on IN. bill ct the l.Yrie. Ia ad.
dillon to the burI.Heaa By Harry
olso.a called aJefrYs narsain
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A. ,hs celIs.u-

The bill at tho Coliseum this
week includes hfRh.class vaudc
VILE DANCING minstrelss. char.
seirr changes. comedy sketch. mo
ton pictures. ballads. comedy. etc
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srolss I.~slsy RECOVERED.

Several packages Of stolen -
elgf haV. hcsu recovered b. thu 20.
lice and are awaiting ide-iifIc.
ton 81 headquarters To-day
-ateh which psn stolen from the
residence OF Mfn 4 Lambert mome
time ego Naa recovered 4 gold
chain and tso gold brooches. the
property ~ Mrs s. q Iifti. isag
Bellevue Hv. Nrfe recovered. also.
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TO sEE eATTLesniPs

Take boats az Pier 2 Ten round
trips daily. Soc round trip. sss
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Dog collars. chains. dog bread
and dog remedies. at HALLS. III
First avenue .es
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ArroAry ron MARTIN.


tuy United Pfess.l
PORTLAND May 7-Ex Quilted
states Senator John n dearin. rec
uenlaed az one nf the most brilliant
attorneys Of The weyt has been ca
gagged 10 defend Edward a. AtaFteA
under arrest suspected 1T tn niar.
der Of PaRuhrukcf Wolff
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KANSAS cry. Nd. Mas -
Major o = ChAffe.. brother Of
Lieut. Gen Adna 4 Chslfee. is dead
hnrs Of kidney trouble. aged 20
MAJ Chaffee vas an officer In the
GnnfeAefain amy.
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rAnma AND AeRaAaa.

ss-~s~@~sN--z=aHsss-~=s 49,
rnHriLn AeunH
Nfh u seattle We have SOME hsfq
Hhets with the richest dssrtst #all
better offered Nv there. aHd tie pfistH
era very low unif 80 aud up pes
acre fermH fe eHii
WHar WtinHtFit
soa ralmsn hlaa
uruE IL aoon MY 10 ssfss .pit
level soaa soil Yeff easily cleared. rev
minutes wait fum station. slsaU t1
seed sgheei raHtafuss snd several
mills ttnp. hatf taHh
HuHfftf MAA4THAi
- aHo aai Alaska haildins
euufCu uAunEN IANu
80 ACRES ef hiagb sand1 team. east
slope Z 90 BITE snUaEs sidewalk tH
aar aufk ride 10 iaenesr sa8ats ulVe
eHARsaa D ADAMS SEQ coiHaa nlds
WHY puNr Yop go sut ana tHl one
81 tua 1t auf choice fitsHaafr Tracts
EXrN ~ Yut uus i WAkr 10
saad land ltAN1i ~ HgArftG
s MA"s aaa ss s,s ssiilps tfss ,a' iiss,s
oH safH sHal fsrms that KHa auHia
haFdR miHs the meH.f level tend
deep ttth ssIt frw minutes eaIh from
sIauan sehaai stsfes miiis uts.aefa
tearts tzso cod $3.50 pee trari t'ame
~ the afflrf HHH faf faif particulars
ENnEnl MktfHt
80 HsosH1t Alaska HnifdiaE
CuEAr ffACn fafHr pieee asfsass
Faad huuss anif see with Ioh iaFlns
hrua & fsfh eHmu. tnFmH - dnNu 81
pes month SEE 6 q Hiilmaus cashier.
ln Eiinaa ht tek aura. 1t
cHEAr ctleKnN taneh. ras,a
hnHsr. if1 lafiHH hpus s eHps iafHs
rlees land eiass in5 emily lfsa 90 easf
tar5nh Hss % iiiimana Hairsngn. te
HIiHaa tfnFA today 81
aHfChEN UkNen re asfes suad bench
land an lsfst ilns Hiars Gee thir hfua
and fruit aHtait heuaH fHirhsH aeatfH
ahd HHHs tfeH
ala.ssosaft Alaska uulfainE
NuhNhf MA1.fNhs
EfNn nAAuktN
tAht W. HHr aHaftrH arfF aN cleared
ard rian - frneHn with fruif trees aiI
Be- hlnaaH HiaHa ga rar tad EgaHaH Arzanf
uaHef ufpsd aH uaa ~ taah ans fia
pet mauth 81 u hlFhHis 90 EHian fA
IuHF ACHuaa LAkE wkafffNaruN
re- aEfea. rafftH iHtrfufeH saaiI nulaes
uIta tftek thEHnEh place 800
HuffkHF Malay
adasHseHs A.asks huilaiaH
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Camping Sites

iaff Huuf camping elite fur The tatnfHh
summer We haze large piHt au tie
~ HeHrHu4H Teach. showing tHn mites
II HatNHfrauN ffsff iaf hafiuE fftah
waller nfuya ta H. Ne heNe steam
beat fahufuH direEt fHHiH na#UalaH heath
ta Seattle. mahiHh three round ffiNH e
daF she ufst boat aHfflns here a. q iH
tn tha mnfuina aHu tba last Beat iesf
la Seattle 81 fF lu the nffuiHa camp
les sites fhh ha rooted fuH ttH ~ fhH
aaaHaH cell tadaf and iaass feaf a.
lustien
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For Quarter Acres
Fauntleroy Car
Phone Us
MAfN gsea.
fsn s5ts
Asp MAKE \ OATS
FuH Fts nAY

ufus s#f Hfts sHa SOME eAHu ana
FstrHI aHf nf cue tls fFa4zs hHa HliI
HhH# be- raffF he 81 NRfHNNi affN -
3 Hfsffaas HtH - snnF afhis AHHftan
fHf AAHtsf aat Fl kNfH hsaHtF masss
r. ff# HfHHf HnaHlaH 5a aeafffa fade
asa tf faH have aHf anHnts tafHF and
exc fHf FaHfaaff fH HEE fa TH HE
tztEKE Ne selected fa#arfH tFafI "
faHa les wee aaaftIa So tie rssi aHfaH
81 ef6HtlHtrs thr HuaHd Hnd laeuntsstH
fHIa YES ffaH EaaHfiHIHf faFs arH
HiatHed tHfa tse tfasts co.'s q fEFEN
ArMEHa
rHs HriHss FaHsH fIHHH fs#q aH eH
lsfws - 80 Eash ass taaaesso tis zee
Huafh cell and ses -
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The shFlnR cleanup IL ON in the
kloudlke The output vii be a
large one
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$1,000

MEET Ua AT aWEES LAKE SDAY.
no so and - 90 The Green Lake Hes
rrFuir Addition. where wr ste selling iafH
alI ln iHen auif ff hiarkH from The Va
position and TnItefsiff grounds frrms
tfa cash and $50 per month
fNTEHNATtHMAI HHEu a REALTY co
to8H uarieau Bank Bids Ia
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500 Cash

fsoaa foam haass lat sekGff a 81
les bsafHnE frmif tifs WAtef. hint BE
20 HaH lsfae chicken hHuse naIaues
IKE rent cali Iit s. niA
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uataK - she tfHNHsd rnHa5taH =.
fhs eandsf Haafs 80 hsHv DECIDED -
have mH AaNuf aH ftse afnaHd FFafH d.F
Hn the Hsea g. sHua a.F saaF -
property Beats AsaHE seattle 81 fH e n.
HfsfH asf fetnfHlra It % B. 49, "a
e.HE aafaHdaH HeaHHs -
zines fe o. TIE IS ilaf N.aHss
- afslnn has8 tsatas We ntfi
undertake 90 handle EHHfffFs EaHefs
HMHsN Hu HmadsF WafrH#faHf EHss aas
see free tie4 - Hs#ffl. Esd sazsns
81 etf ana Hn fs.ss tttlla ffh. o. daun
ahd q nsf sea fiHsiHa tftp Tta i
s.ttf4rsEF 81 ssWFE~ A ~ ~
teH N.&aaaf Eeiaf Hiass
rhQass Mair zee. lea lsts
tk
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


HHEE~ LAKE RESERVOIR ADDITION
ndInfuiua fnn city parks Hn 10th Ave
80 hlnekH ffum the Exposition
ana tniF sfsiif nfaunds - iats HH ln
lava viii ha 7auih sunday. prices fsEa
fa ffft view ~ Union uaf and lake
IS HHhlnHiou fof . miles Green Lake
car r. Green lake station sunday
tETEEHATtpHAE NGNu HEAITN 60
4oaa msrlean Bank nidg 10
fuitsraitg district close 60 fair
grounds one block from car line It's
- modern hnuse ~ ru0mH effN
water Uue hausa II rooms city Ngnf.
ffuif trees. affaWh berries e. $50 takes
beth ~ 600 down terms VIII eel one
20 sof Hsuk uidEs Cor tth and rbc
tall
HHHT MY Is WEST SEATTLE
At LINCOLN HBArtf
View 81 Sound two lets. each HnaI9O.
g8so each. So eHsh. balance fte per
month. Interest 8 per cent
CENTURY REALTY CO.
1915 Alaska Huiidlug Seattle
Is
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Woodland Park
Property

csitasss Esd tote Htnt8a. re- fpaa
faasHs tlaea Sic ansn
GeaafHa afa.Ha enttaEeH 81 tsa. fste
anHn
lssfss tsasa ssitarsl flFas. tssa
AuHH
assfst9 tsHnafH aaffaNs ~ zee tsffus
sea - =arnsf tai tsea tsrnfs
faEfse tfka - aaHa g. nrF maHfh
fHenfsa 1H NfFruaazla e. see tefnis
call ssh avs FhiaHFf hfs ihaH~
Nefth ft M@aa a. -
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LNpHsTHt crEp LAKE NIEW
eco for two eoattt foot lots Cor
uer ia kdhuufnf Eupl Addition
WTHHN1p IUas
aee eoImRn klds
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Buf build payments like rent double
Fauf mnesf. iaHEe level Nias luta. queen
Anne carr NON residents sacrifice
East 5tta fzp
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James J cfussiry. If Iowa. has
been recommended BY President
Roosevelt a. district attorney FOR
the Third district IT Alaska. sue
reedlng y Y Harlan. resigned.
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pre.Iarn, az, tuntInn-

WASHINGTON. Mas P,eai.
dent Roosevelt left today fof Pine
Knot, Va on = hunting trip We IL
accompanied hy bis wlfe They
ELL return Ia Washington Sunday
niEht
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HELP wANrsp-mALH.

wantst@M Man and wife % tnNet
email fapifaf to enc - the best 80
sffisxs ia the city. vef -
nSem 81 Narfh.ru Raak Bies- eefnss
Fourth and ftks
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%eW room house ell modern on
Nafth tfFt 81 aud wellington. cheap
aud eaaF fsrms Phone North &C. or
cau a. tGfs Nuftb atst ~ IL
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Lots f4r sale % Gilman Park Firsf
Addition price $40 each strsst Grade
SO each SIC month g u Hehuman.
aao " END g. city. H. .
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Fof sale sexlte fesi corner. coed
house modern splendid view. near Tin
tuIn HlEh school eaU at 40 Ewing
Owner
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fte station risn wanted for Fe@a 49,
- akns~ss Nuh- contracts SIT Re
- Nstaav wtfhamt e@nmsV Ter NE
80 .rufv see Contractor al hsHfn
esf corner s@rend amd fsslsF w@t efHt
fsuFfa druE store
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-24
PAUL LITTLE
ISSUES A CARD

Executive Chamber, State of Arkan-
sas, \. O. Pindall. Acting Cover
nor.
Little Rock. Ark. March %. 1908.
To the Public:
From communications and state
ments which Governor Pindall is
receiving in his office he and ! ar
convinced that the various reports
concerning my fathers condition
which have recently appeared III
the public press, are being eireu
lated for political effect throughout
the state. It seems almost inhu-
man that | should be expected to be
constantly called upon to deny these
false rumorS. concerning a matter
IN which the people. the press. th
politician and the public should at
least consider my feelings.
My fathers unfortunate cOndi-
ton IS not political property, and
20 friend OF mine. nor any just man,
would seek to use mis- condition for
political advantages.
To a kind and generous public.
however. now that the matter has
again been brought up for discus
sion. | desire to state for their sat
isfaction, that though my father IS
greatly improved, and may with the
help Of God completely recover. yet
he will never be permitted by his
family and physicians to at any
time again take up the arduous dn
ties of the Governors office during
his tenure in that office. Very re-
spectfully. PAUL LITTLE.
(Advt)
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OLD DARKIES AT
SHERRELL FUNERAL
Beautiful Tribute Paid 'Thpjr Mas
ter at the First Presbyterian
Church-Storcs Closed at Sncr-
rilI

\ beautiful tribute was paid 10
the late Doctor \. H. Sheriff. who
died Saturday night at his home at
Sftrill, when the funeral was helt
Monday morning at II o'clock from
the First Presbyterian church in
this city. Many old darkies. who
were befriended by Doctor Sheriff.
for wears. followed his body to this
city, attended the services at tho
church and shed tears as his caskes
BallWood cemetery. 1t was a fitting
testimonial Of the kindness Of Doc
tor Sheriff.. The negroes showed
great feeling and there were many
among them, friends of the dead
man. whose eyes We're filled with
tears of sorrow.
A large number OF persons. white
and black, came here to attend the
funeral
Many of the stores at Sheriff.
We're closed during the funeral out
Of respect to the deceased. Beauti
full floral offerings attested the
popularity of the dead man. Doc
tor j. l.. Caldwell and Reverend J.
|. Norris. pastor of the First Pres
byterian church, conducted the ser
vices The pail bearers We're:
Honorary-R. d. McGaughy, Z. OH-
to, r. NJ. Knox, \. 3 Loving, Thon-
as Green. William Loeb and r. II.
NJ. Mills, J. w. Scale
Ac1ive-,J. F. QuattIebal;m.
w. T. Payne. l.. O. Wick, /.
N. Quartlebaum. T. c. White. q. b.
Mckinney j. E. Lephiew. ana J. G.
MITCHELL
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fsday Afternoon Whist.

!. NJ. Eisenkramer will enter-
THE Wednesday Afternoon
Club this afternoon.
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e.
SOCIETY,". q
q
/~*%%~%%%%A~
one Social Items to Old
Phone $40.
.Pr0u>nitzcr.


lave been authorized to an
| the engagement Of Miss Hat
|e Franklin, of Little Rock, and
tousnitzer, of Nashville. Tenn,
4 for the wedding has not been
fss Franklin and Mr.. Prousnit-
Re both former residents of this
FThe bride-to-be is the young
|ghter of the late Sol Franklin,
his day, was one OF the veal
Ind best known plantersi n this
She is a sister Of Dave L..
land Ben Franklin, OF this city,
b young lady of many charming
|lishments. Mr.. ProusnitZer
y had charge of II. A. Rose
Company's office here. He IS
INJECTED with a arge electrical
house at Nashville and is a
man OF sterling worth and fine
IS ability.
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+ REAL ESTATE i
+ TRANSFERS.
+ Reported Daily by 1
+ y L. ROBERTS & son, !
+ Ab>tractcrs OF Titles and Real .
Estate. !
= No. ll3 Main street. !


Clifton Howell and wife to MILF
NJ. IIaizlip. warranty deed, $1,000:
pt lot I. blk Is. James add.
VIM. Burke and wife to Mrs. w.
Wollerman, warranty deed, $5o
cash; lot 10, blk 81. Highland add.
VIM. Burke and wife to Mrs. Sci
ma Shelby, warranty deed. 500
cash; lot II, blk b. Highland add.
J. w. Monk and wife to Lonzy
Pickett ct al, warranty deed, 500:
lots and =, blk q. Monks te.:;-
ern add.
Chas. Wei to NJ \. Gibson, war
ranty deed. $40: pt 50 SO 81: II y,
sw ne SO, 3. 9.
Chas. kock and wife TO K. II. NJ.
Mills, deed Of trust. $3.50: LOT 6. blk
=, Cockrill's add N"
J. n. Giuer and wife to F. B. Tay-
lor. deed of trust, $160 lot 3, blk
l6, Rogers add ne Sc s, 6. Q.
Hannah Gardner ct al to Drew
White, mortgage, $500; lots p and
-, blk s, Jeans add.
.]no Keith and wife to Alexander
Bros Co., deed Of trust. s525.o3:
w fri sW Sc is. 6. $. ct al.
c. d. Harris to Jno. S. Lewis
deed Of trust, $50; lots ), 6, { and
s. blk >. LeR0v's add.
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BAD FIRE WAS
NIPPED IN BUD

What would have been a costly fire
was "nipped in the bud yesterday ait
ernoon Inv the fire boys at the whole
sale house of the Russell Grocery
Company on Walnut street near Ihlrd
avenue. 4 lighted match was accl-
IDENTIFY thrown among some prooihs'
and when the fire was discovered an
alarm was sounded. Several bundles
Of brooms we're carried to the side
walk in front of the building and the
fire put out with chemicals. The
damage was slight.
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BATESVILLE CITIZENS
FOR HINEMON
(Te1t 20 .

(Te,t -,..'::i::,,1.l
Batesville. Ar. March %. 1908.
j. S. Abercrombe,
Little Rock, Ma:
Publish the following:
To John r. Hicks, Dan w Jones and
Others:
We believe it the duty of every
good citizen to vote his conviction, not
his prejudice. Why defeat Davis first
choice and elect his second? North
Arkansas will have neither. Hinemon
will sweep the field here.
S. NJ. c. Weaver, joan w. Terrell,
c. \. Dowdy, John @. Wolfe, ]. B.
Fitzhugh. Rev. James =. Jernigan, r.
C. Dorr, r. r. Case, T. B. Padgett, and
others.
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PAY FOR YOUR
MEALS, SAYS GRACE

\ sealed verdict was returned Sat
urday in the jefferson Circuit Court
in favor of Bose Edwards. negro,
who sued Doctor O. c. Hankison, a
local physician, for $50 as actual and
exemplary damages. a claim that re-
suited from collision OF their bug
gies. the negro's vehicle being in
charge of boy al the time. The
jury was out nearly all of Friday
night and gave the plaintiff a iuds-
ment OF one cent and costs.
The collision occurred on May -,
1907. on the lower Monticello road,
Two and half miles from this city.
The jury in the case was huns
for several hours When the supper
hour arrived Friday evening permits
sion was asked of Judge A. b. Grace
10 go to their supper, Judge Grace
sent word to the jury room by Sheriff
Philpot that if the jury wanted to go
county would not pay fof their even
sing luncheon. Judge Grace stated
that ne did not think jury should
remain in session SO many hours to
decide such an unimportant civil
suit, the actual damages asked for be-
ing only $40. Owing to this Judge
Grace informed the jury that the
county could not bear the expense
of their meals Judge Grace has
made many successful efforts to re-
luce the expense of the circuit court
in the past several years and he saved
that branch of our legal government
hundreds of dollars last year.
An amusing incident occurred when
the jurors discovered that they could
not enjoy the o'clock luncheon at
the expense of the county. They re-
manned in session two hours longer,
in hopes Of reaching verdict, but
no final agreement of the obstinate
ones" WAS in sight at the expiration
al that time. The jurors were grow
ing hungry. Several declared that
they were weak Others said they did
not care for anything to eat. The dis
cussion on the lunch question came
TO an end when they all decided to
take a walk with Sheriff Philpot and
visit dining room. Some OF the
more aristocratic members OF the
| Jury favored the Hotel Jenerson.
Others. who were not so particular,
especially when they had to pay for
their meals themselves, favored going
to a Chilli stand" Still others ia
vored a popular-priced restaurant
The advocates of the popular-prlceo
hash house" Won out and the twelve
men enjoyed SO cent meal at Main
street cafe.
After supper the jury returned 10
the court house, where they renamed
until midnight, when a verdict was
reached. The sealed decision was
announced in the court room Satur-
day morning and the jurors were dls-
charged. Circuit Court was then ad-
iourned until Monday
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SAYS IT'S DONAGHEY.

benLOQNllle. lATk', MdICI Il, looc,
Judge Joe W. House,
Little Rock, Ark.
Dear Sir-Sometime ago at the in
stiSation of several prominent men
here | wrote forty-five letters to as
many prominent men in the different
counties asking who was the stronger
in their county, Hinemon Or Donaghey.
now feel it my duty to give those
who were kind enough to reply there
suits of my investigation. ! received
thirty eight replies, thirty OF which
said Donaghey, four Hinemor and
four were doubtful Donaghey will
carry this county.
Yours,
J. G. M'ANDREWS,
Secretary Democratic County Central
Committee. (Advt.)
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PROF. ISAAC FISHER
WON THIRD PRIZE,
Negro Principal of Branch Normal
Essay Contest Decided in New York

Essay Contest Decided in New York
City.
| In October, 1907, the craftsman"
one of the twenty-five cent magazines
published in New York City, offered
four prizes-one of $50, one of $50,
another OF $40, and a fourth one of
one years subscription to the Crafts
man, for the four best essays on the
subject. The Relation of Manual
Training in the Public Schools to In
dustrial Education and Efficiency"
Prof Isaac Fisher, Of the Branch
! Normal College, submitted an essay
MONDAY he received the following
letter from the private secretary of
the publisher:
Dear Sir.-Mr Stickley directs me
! to announce to YOU that judges have
awarded third prize $40 in cash, to
Your essay upon the sRelation Of Man
ual Training in the Public Schools to
Industrial Education and Efficiency"
4 cheque for the amount will be for
warded you from our main offices at
Syracuse. Mr.. Stickley thanks you
most cordially fer your consideration
of the subject given uot for COMPETE
ton and for submitting the essay.
Very sincerely yours,
Vi. IRWIN MCDONALD,
Private Secretary.
The judges of the contest were Prof.
I Charles 4. Bennett of Bradley Poly
technic Institute, Peoria, H., and edi-
tor of the Manual Training Magazine;
Prof. Charles r. Richards, Teachers
College, Columbus University, New
York, and Charles F. Warner, Esq,
principal of the Technical High
School, Springfield, Mass.-all white
! judges, though strangers to Fisher.
The significance attached to the
winning Of one of these prizes by the
local negro is the fact that though he
was trained in an industrial school,
he has done practical work in a man
ual training institution; and he was
competing with experts who have re-
ceived their training in the technology
cal schools of the country.
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CAsTo7IA.
Bears the 11hs KIND You Have Always Bought
Signature .; &M2zzzx

Ed McCammon, of Hamburg. is in
the city visiting relatives.
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MASS MEETING
NEXT FRIDAY

4 mass meeting will be held at
the Merrill Institute Friday after
noon at $50 O'Clock, at which the
III interested in the good work .
he carried out on April 6 in this
city are requested to De present.
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Talk on "SNcial Ethics"

day afternoon, in the parlOrs OF
btel Jefferson, an interested au-
listened to a delightfully."- in
talk, the second in the Social
4 course, in which Miss Bogar-
Fought out strongly the salient
les of ideal social intercourse,
fetched graphically the power OF
bcial leader.
|e is no such thing as being ON
belf.'" said the speaker. With
should come leadership, and
in conversation should in
ching the delicate theme OF Cos
|It is a thing in which we all
&c." asserted Miss Bogardus, but
personalities. Home truehs are
in good taste. There is no
but that the character OF the
rsation rises in the ratio of its
impressed"
third talk will be given on
Bday morning at 1890 O'Clock at
pffersOn.
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CARD OF THANKS.

| desire to thank the many
friends who so thoughtfully aided
us during the recent illness and
death of my mother. Their many
thoughtful acts Of kindness will
never be forgotten. Their help was
consoling at, all times, and lessened
our grief ~
MRS. AGNES PICKETT.
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; HINEMON;
WANT NO ADVICE
(Telegram.)

(leIeSrdm.)
fadelphia, Ark, March 90, 1908.
Abercrombie, Manager Hineman
npaign, Little Rock:
want no advice from Dan Jones,
pas G.. McRae and their allies, as
Pc candidate to beat the Davis
Pine. They were bright lights in
png the up that machine to beat
Is X. Jones in his race for the
tie.
med J. A. Holmes, T. J. Weber.
Pwlin, GA. Trigg. Neal Sloan, B.
|V, T. NJ. Ewing, r. J. Carpenter,
Smith. (Adyt.)
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.Nentive Chamber. State of Arkan-
sas, \. O. Pindall Acting Cover
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Sale Thursday.

ladies of the Temple Society
bid another cake sale at the
|e Thursday afternoon. The
jesses on that occasion Will be
Ines +. M. Rosenberg, 4. f.
BIS. Max E;stnkramer, 5. \.
[berg. and Julius Leitner.