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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16

The funeral over Mrs. Mary L. Bohn
who suCCumbed Thursday. will be held
from the Second ward meeting house
SUNDAY at o'clock Interment will he
made in the South Cottonwood cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16

Mrs. Rosa Steesy, of Elk Point, South
Dakota, writes: ! have lost 156 pounds,
and am still losing slowly. When I
commenced your treatment I weighed
36S pOundsi now I weigh 212 pounds.
Your Reducer is all right and did Just
as you said it would. 7 can hardly be-
neve that I am the same woman. My
daughter is greatly reduced in weight
and I don't think she will need any
more OF your Obesity ReduceT. We
now are both cured. You may refer
anyone to me.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-15

Ever since NJ. 9. w. Koiner was
forced 70 resign = Federal position
be hel6 while Commissioner OF Az
riculture. he has not been il har-
mony with the state board OF ayr
culture. The efficiency OF bis
department has been badly crippled
BY the conditions that prevail. and
Re should BE succeeded BY a new
nan. Personally We know nothing
OF Ire qualifications Of Ny. :. T.
Brown. % Bedford. d., from others
We are told that Re IS q conpeter
nan. On the old. broad princ;ps.
TIA; new broom sweeps clean. 80
ire farmers OF the state should pro
oee6 70 set the broom. Koiner is
Tot q success. regardless OF the az
-ay OF figures Re otters 70 prove ira,
- IS Re IS deficient II executive
ability. and this IS admitted when
&C saws he IS 70, a book keeper
bit farmer But some OF or
farmer readers te.i Is re S not even
Z farmer. he did 10, make success
CT securing foreign immigration. &C
spite his TWO c. three iu-ketng riPs
abroad 1; We were q farmer ws
should not vote tor Mr.. Ko.,cr
We slaL vote sga.rs, h.- because
re is not book keePer" c. what
ever thst thing IS Re confessss re is
lot.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-15
fault is !, that such things are no,

fault IS il that such things are not
provided VIII not the council and
board Of supervisors come together
and purchase the necessary furniture
and set aside al upstairs room 10
ACCOMMODATE Just such cases as this7
Common humanity demands of Us
that We 90 al We can for poor. IN
fortunate wanderers ike this. We
cannot throw them down in a bare
room TO die Ike dogs. VIII no;
some OF our good ladies interest
themselves IN this matter and secure
a cot az the isl and a nurse 70 carr
for the 6ereEct humanity that the
tides OF diversity cas-, upon on
hands, This IS practical christian
ity. religion pure and simple. Wh'
II our city has enough OF il 70 pre-
vent a REPETITION OF the events man,
OF rs Witnessed here Monday Al,
Tuesday OF last week
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-15
MkNN-AAn0NE LETTERS.

hardly knows how % discuss the
situation growing Oh; % the publica-
non ot Judge William 4 Msnn's
letters . General William Malone
The facts disclosed therein are 50
entirely different from what Judge
Mann hss &c TIE public . believe.
TIA, W are a. loss 70 understand
nov he could have made such
mistake.
Suffice i . say.IJu6ge Mann has
apparently made AZ irrePsrsole
5.un6er. a,6 one that We believe
should and W., 6etest IN FOR the
nomination. I was aot wrong FOR
Judge Mann. who was then much
younger thar - IS now. . support
Genera. Naho1e Many men who
arc now good and tue Democrats.
Supported Malone. as org as Re
vas q Democrat. although known as
R-a6iuster. Judge Mar- nigh;
have done that honestly. ope1.y and
above board. re 6.d CO i. under
cover. bit has pers.s,en-y SAD re
90 ro;. e.; what GO us letters
5.sc.ose7
NJ Tucker. as was rs right.
charged Judge Man WITH getting .
iu5seslip Il -x-harge for services
rendered Ma5one snd lis party.
Judge Nam denied i. g., VIA,
O. - letters proye'
We younger @en know tide OF
&c Bitterness ire Rea6,us-er move
le-t eoEendered. Bu1 /, resulted
n Ire e.ec1o- CT gang CT hugs 70
t1e Virginia Legislature. = BODY
composed OF negroes anc many rist-
-a1 white men TIE sane leg
is.ar-r- Res6i-ste that elected
Nam Judge O. Ire Courts % Nouo-
wsy arc A-e.s. tur-ec OF as cooT-
keeper c. nc House Arthur Sullivan.
whom many CT IS knew one
.cEEe5 Co-tece-ste veteran. s-6
elected Z rs s-ssG big black re-
SO. Was = a-y wo-cer that Tuck
G s1o--c ask wla' Mann rad done
70 Dc So s.grs-y horored ~ s--1 9
legislature as ;h-s' Do The -e,-ers
indicate tle Pr.ce PAD tor Ire ,-oge-
SHIP
Judge Mann hss made 10 safe
0e-t regarding re Letters We
nope he nay q abe g exD-a-- nc
--co-s-st--cies between them sno
rs statements r th-s caups-gr. Il
--H~ -n-M e1-r.|
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-15
Commissioner EOilGT Speaks.

State ConuissiOaer OF Agriculture
G ". Ko.ne-. who IS q candidate
FOR reelection. spoke 70 2 small az
Gience II ne courthouse lsst Sstur-
day night Re vas introduced BY
Chairman 2. L. Spencer. and &c
voted most O. his tne 70 giving a.
account CT his stewardship his
audience gave him very respectful.
hearing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-15
FOR CITY SERGEANT.

hereby announce myself a candidate
for Sergeant q the Citv of Williams
hurry. 'sobiect 20 the action of the Demo
crasic Primary. Your rapport Is re
specifically solicited. and n nominated I
win serve the pcople faithfully and 10
the best Of nv ability.
Very respectfully.
K. u. WILKINS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-15

Al the urg ut solicitations Of my
friends. have announced myself a can
didate for Serge ant of the City OF VII
hamsbuIg. subject 10 the Democrats
Primary.
Very respectfully.
R.C. LAWSON.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-15

= postal W.. bring dollar saving
Information regarding our Whale
bone leather trimmed top buggies 4,
SIS 50 cssh.-Mil.er & Gleason
Newport News. "a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
. COCKTAIL" CHECKS
 AS EVIDENCE


 tHearst News Sliecin. to th" Grsphic., New York, June 22.-1Aithough ser wants from Castle Gould and the cashier of the .stregis Hotel testified they had never seen Mrs. Gould un- der the influence Of liquor, a multi tude of checks for cocktails" and extra drinks" were introduced in evidence today. The proprietor of the Carroll Giouse. of Lynchburg, Va. said he never say anything i'm proper in her conduct with Dustin Farnunl. Justice Geigerish today al lowed Mrs. Gould an additional Sl0.- 900 as counsel fees. Justice Bowling at adjournment said he would hold court open tomorrow until the evi- dence is all in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
DUTY FIXED ON
 HIDES BY SENATE

H'narst News Special i" tli. t;rapiir1
 ashington, June 222.-l.atp this af- ternoOn an amendment of the senate finance committee fixing duty ef 1o per cent ad valorem on hides. was adopted by the eAate. 46 to 3O This rate was in the D,ngley law. but un- der a ruling Of the Treasury depart ment applies to only hides weighing more than 5 pounds. McLaurin s amendment, making the duty applic1- ble to all hides. was voted down. 31 to 4S. Aldrich presented a committee amendment on lumber. fixing the duty at $150 a thousand OH sawed lumber. a 90 per cent increase over house rate Senator Taylor. of Ten nessee, made g speech convulsins the galleries and pleading for tariff for revenue and opposing free raw material.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23

Tonight at S o'clock the great pon
 uiafitN contest given by the Graphic to determine who are the most non thar elrls and boys in Pine Bluff will come to a close. The contestants are not only working hard to prove their popularity, but friends also eoihlhg Ill and leaving their salbscrip- tons, giving their votes to their dif
 ferent friends. This is demonstrat- ing the popularity of the different contestants more than any other
 There have been different con tests conducted throughout the conn
 'fS to lind out the most popular young lady, the most popular minis ter. the most popular this and that
 put until the Graphic placed this con test on, never had the children of this community chance to prove their popularity. The Graphic real ized this and undertook to give the boys and girls a chance to show what they could do. And they have cheer fnily shown LIS. Some of the con testants have been on the job from morning till night. They have worked unceaslngly. They have never given up Some put up good fight for awhile while others never got away from the starting point But those who are working are showing that they know how to go after anything
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23

and Wheu these boys grow np and enter the political field, some If these old "stagers' will have to look out
 There is no place where they have not been. There is no distance too great to travel. They will find you no matter where you are, and they are getting business even if the tinas are not favorable. Like trogans they fight on and never stop to look be- hind; nothing can stop them; they are as constant in their efforts as the sun on it's journey through the heavens 1t is a battle and the best wins; it is all honorable battle. uot interspersed with petty prejudices ,r envy. 1t is the kind that makes, tbe soldier real man or woman. and they can thank the Graphic. ,Jeffer- son countys only live daily, for all the benefits to be derived
 The field has been well covered. and few people in town have not as yet been called upon Most of the contestants can pick up dozens of subscriptions, if they will just try. "Times is bad" says Duffy, and l cant say as they are improving." But night and day, at all times and everywhere, you will see our hustlers here and there. They are covering this territory like the dew covers the hills and valleys of Arkansas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
SAD TRIP OF
 RUNAWAY BOYS
Run Over By Train. One Killed and Other Critically Injured Near yan Buren.

Van Buren, Ark, June 22.-Louis Derr, aged IS, son of one of the mem- bers of the police force of this city. was instantly killed, and Albert Bruce, l6 years of age, critically in- jured by being run over by a train at Muldrow, Okla, directly across the state line from Van Buren. The remains of the dead boy and the in jured lad were brought ito this city late last night. The Bruce boy may recover.
 The boys, sons of well known families of this city. left Van Buren yesterday. having run away from home. They went as far as Muldrow, when, apparently, they became tired of the life
 They were in box car of q train standing on the siding at Muldrow while another train was passing swiftly by. It is supposed the lads endeavored to leap from their train to the moving train and were thrown under the wheels. The body of the Derr boy was mangled beyond recog- nition, death being instantaneous.
 Albert Bruce suffered severe in juries to his head and one arm was cut off near the elbow. He has a chance to recover.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
TELLS 0F S|CFL
 GIRLS MURDER Chinaman Arrested in New York Confesses to Wit
 messing Murder. LING MURDERED HER
LING MURDERED HER
Ne" York Girl Was First Chloro- formed and Then ChOked to
 DeatI-First Denied Story.

New York, June 22.-Iu broken English Chung Sin. who occupied a room next to Leon Ling, told Dis trict Attorney Jerome today how Ling had murdered Elsie Sgel. He denied everything until Jerome told him Ling was arrested and Ling said that Sin had committed the murder Sin said the girl was first cbloro- formed and then choked to death He saw and felt the body while still warm as it lay on bed in Ling s room with a bloody towel oyer her face. Sin says he went down stairs and when he returned Ling had put the body in the trunk. Sin asked Ling how she died. The latter said she had bitten her tongue and bled to death Sin is held in a S10,000 bail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
SAND SNIPE GIRL
 AWARDED Sl5,O0O

(Hcarst News Special to the Graphtc.p
 New York, June 22.-Cora Sinclair, the Sand Snipe girl" was today awarded a verdict of $15, ,000 against Samuel s. Laird, Jr., the son of the wealthy Philadelphia manufacturer. for breach of promises She claimed she lived with the lad eight years, and that he promised he would marry her when his father died. She testi- fled that he gave her his dead moth CTS wedding ring
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
BOLD R0BBfR
 MADE BIG HAUL

dtcarst News Special to the Graphic,
 Fort Worth, Tex, June 22.--Whiie the streets were crowded with pe- destrians. man walked into the Waggoner Bank X Trust Company at o'clock this afternoon. pushed a siXshooter into the face of Cashier King. who was the only one in the bank at the time, and compelled him to hand over $S,1O0, which was lying before him. The "obber backed out of the building, jumped into a wait ing automobile and escaped in the direction of the Texas & Pacific de- pot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
A HIGH GRADE LINE.

The Voss-Nichol Company ill their articles in their line. all high grade and of the best makes. which are especially suitable at this season. They take pride, and justly. in pre- santing their merits to the Graphic readers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
.P'IiSI CAUGHT ! of Miss Burkhal-
 Pine Bluff, Ar
 1soirited Away w. LMrIF1ED HIM.
1 He is the Man-Son ot I,,tor at the K. of P. Hall.
Graphic.

LII QphiS'
 pck, Ark. June :>-At {
 bight Constable Rison, Of
 rrested Earl. Dill, 19 years
 Charge of being the assail-
 s Ray Burkhalter, the Pine
 lg lady who was brutalli
 Eesterday, after being lured lights of Pvthias hall, SUD-
 be offered 8 position as
 Ter. Dill was positively 5by Miss, Burkhalter as the Assaulted her, and although ttedly yelled that she was 1 she reiterated her state
 recalled statements that tween them while she was office," waiting for the 5 he said would employ her. } Dill was identified by Miss | the officers spirited him ] the city and left for some Ens, where he will be kept excitement that is at fever quiets down.
 son of the ianitor who has
 the Knights of Pythias re the assault occurred.
 key to the building and ly effected an entrance for se of carrying out his bru-
 Young Dill is also a stu he same business college y Miss Burkhalter, and t that he learned her name ' called her over the tele- 'resenting himself as some } Knights of Pythias build wanted stenographer. ople, bent on lynching Miss rs' assailant, gathered on town corners tonight, and earn of Dill $ arrest until ad been spirited away. or of Early Capture.
 have been thick all day ssailant of Miss Burkhalter
 arrest and even officials rted one or more arrests. ugh investigation failed 70 he identity of the alleged or that any arrests have }.
 early this morning ty Constable Rison had ar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
C0XEY'S ARMY AND
 TILLMAN'S PITCnFORK

uiearst News Special to the GraphicJ
 Washington, June 22. General Jacob S. Coxey. commander of the Keep Off the Grass Army and Senator Tillman of South Carolina, are fighting over the arsenic sched- ule to the tariff bill. CoXey owns the arsenic mine in Virginia. Till man wants a duty on it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
Bryan
 P PNewlyweds

or ast Mr. Bryan Is nom.
 pain, he will continue to be
 IT National Assets.
 mon on matters of right My. ortay Of the greatest respect fdvlce is sound.
 Pa,t have to agree with MT. ''tlcally to admit that he Is
 sfeaklng of newly married ue says: With the vast ma soung men and young wom- le plan includes the gradual a.lons of a fortune. The 'ua' they need to learn is ,'u'n their means. The hus-
 "ile should make their (sether;; they enter heartily
 - work, she is as willing to as ut IS to labor-and her s .s 10 save is as important a their success as is his ability ss that all the June brides
 n elooms in Pine Bluff will l .as a,yan's ., wise advice, and we au hoa that nothing will SO help ] seaa4 souis 'ystematic in your bnnt as to open a say ! With the Pine Bluff Trnst eon encourage , your thrift by l voS. per cent compound in- s." ,uur savings no matter how
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
YALE WON FROM
 PRINCETON N---5 TO 2

fHearst News Special to the Graphic,
 New York, June 22.--Yale defeated Princeton, ! to ,. this afternoon in the American League park, before 10000 collegians.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
SOCIAL DANCE.

A social dance will be given by the Tribe of Ben Hur at Forest Park Wednesday night June 23. Good music and dancing. Everybody in vited. Come and have good time.
 6,15dtd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23

Miss Mattie Broaddus and Emily brown Fox left yesterday for Troy Ala, to visit MT. and Mrs. $. II. Campbell, well known to Pine Bluffians. They will also visit their uncle. John w. Broaddus, at Tampa Florida. and Dr. A. P. Montague. president of Thurman University, Rir mingham. Aa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
UNION BAR.

We have again assumed control of our saloon, corner Third and State streets. where we will be pleased to forget the Big Spaghetti Lunch every Saturday night. FOT[ BROS. 6-20-dlmo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
WHITE SULPHUR
 SPRINGS HOTEL

Seven and one-half miles west of Pine Bluff, opens June 15. Rates S7.5O, with rooms; without rooms, $500 a week. Meals 50 cents. Par ties given special attention. Old phone 1161, hotel rings, store 3 rings.
 W. T. HILL. Proprietor. 6-10-1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
Write a jingle and earn 8 dollar. Watch Sundays is-
FOR UMBRELLA FIXING

I Glicksberg, the umbrella man Second and Walnut opposite tele- phone office 6-1-d1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
FOR QUICK TRANSPORTATION
 -CALI~ CITY HACK LINE 20 East Bafra0ue st.
20 East BafraQue {

Open 6 p. m. to 7:30 .. m., and re liahle. Special attention to train calls Old phone 394. New phone 102. Moas Onord, prop. Pine Blum. Ark,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
NOV FOR THE GRAND FINALE POPULARITY CONTEST CLOSES TONIGHT
 -'WH0 WILL BE THE WINNERS?

1e1 All Subscriptions in By Eight P. M.-Ballot Box Closes at That Hour It is Better to Lead Than to Follow-Be Leader-End of the Contest E;gh+ r. M-No One Can Tell Who the Winners Will Be-May Be Radical Changes in the Standing of the Contestants Dark Horse' Nav Show Good Form and Be Winner
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23

We have just received a shipment of very fine Rock Salt for stock There is no comparison between Rock and soft salt for stock. Nc. Cain Grocery Company.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-04
MANY STREET CLEANERS
ARRESTED IN NEW YORK
Nine Men in Jail on Charges of Grand
Larceny Involving Over
$4,000

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-As the result
of an investigation inaugurated by
William C"Billy'O Edwards, who re-
Gently was appointed street cleaning
commissioner of New York city, eight
employees of that department and the
foreman of a private contractor were
arraigned in court today on charges
Of grand larceny by the use of fraud
ulent tickets.
These tickets were issued to drivers
of wagons and attest to their removal
of wagon loads of snow from the
streets. 1t is estimated that the frauds
would have cost the city $4,000 If the
street cleaning commissioner had not
detected them.
Commissioner Edwards said that
after the discovery of the frauds he
sent an agent to Jacobs, the contract
or's foreman, and purchased $500 worth
Of tickets at 80 per cent of their value
when redeemed by the city.
He said Jacobs offered $4,000 worth
Of tickets at the same price. Jacobs
when arrested implicated the others
and surrendered check for $500 drawn
to his order by Deputy Hogel.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-04
MANUFACTURE OF LIQUOR
PROHIBITED In TENNESSEE
Governor Vetoes Measure, but Bill Is
Enacted by Vote of 20
to 12

NASHVILLE, Feb. 8-Governor Pat
terson today vetoed the bill prohibiting
the manufacture of intoxicating liquors
after January 1, 1910. The veto message
says:
IF this legislature shall destroy all
the distilleries and breweries, why can
not the next forbid the raising or SELL
ing of the grains or cultivation of the
grape, out Of which liquors are made =?
Shall this or some future Legislature
prevent the farmer from raising or SELL
ing tobacco, or the manufacture or the
placing Of it on the market?
IF we are thus started, where shall
we end? 1t is better not to make this
start.
81 veto this measure.
First-Because it's ruthlessness de-
prives the state of revenue without any
sort Of corresponding benefit.
'Second-It discriminates against our
own people in favor of the people of
other states.
''Th1rd-It destroys the property of
the citizen without compensation.
'Fourth-It makes a. dangerous prece-
dent, humiliates Tennessee and lowers
the place of dignity such as it has oc-
cupied as one Of the proudest states of
the Union.
'Fifth-It violates the will Of the peo-
pie twice expressed at the ballot box,
offends against their sense of justice,
and under the plea of civic righteous
ness sacrifices a great moral principle
Of government at the very altar where
it should be guarded and defended
The prohibition bill was passed by the
senate over the governors veto this
afternoon by a vote Of 20 to IL.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-04
CATCHES BURGLAR JUST BY
POINTING FINGER AT HIM
Messenger Boy in Chicago Tells of
Ruse by Which He Captured
Bandit

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Albert Beck, A.
D. 7. messenger, has been the means
of sending George Wall, burglar, to
the house of correction.
The story told by the boy in court is
blood-thrilling. He said:
'It was about 2 o'clock in the morn
ing. I was awakened by some noise in
the room, and in the darkness l could
dimly see a man moving about.
knew it was a burglar and so 1 lay still,
thinking what I would do.
"Once he came over to the bed and
looked at me, and closed my eyes and
made believe I was asleep.
'"Then he went on searching the room
and l opened my eyes and watched him.
[ could see he was a full grown strong
man, and L thought 1 would have a
hard time taking him single-handed
without any gun or knife.
so at last I decided there was only
one way to capture him and bring him
to justice, and that was by a ruse. So
l spoke up suddenly with a deep bass
voice just like a man, and said: Aha,
you've got into the wrong place this
time-it's all up with you. I'm police
man and I've got you where 1 want
you. Don't you move or you're a dead
one.'
II had my finger and thumb pointed
at him just like a gun, and in the dark
he certainly thought it was one. He
put up his hands without saying u
word. Now. Mr.. Burglar 1 says, still
talking deep, you turn around to the
wall and keep your hands up till
dress The burglar complied"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-04
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Years of Scientific
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