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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-01

HOSTEL a Jezewski prodavajf
pomnfky a nahrobky a zdobf .hro-
by. Zamente dfeveny pomnfk ma
hrobe tech jichz jste milovali "a
kamenS ktery potrva ma vzdy.
Mdzem yam zaopatfiti ty nejkras-
nejsf pomnfky "a nejnizsf cenu.
z4-1
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-01

Stfezte svSch zivotn a obydlf
Shinnsovym hromosvodem, Mno
no ohhd a ztrat ma majetku je ga
yineno bleskem. Shinnsovy hro-
mosvody chranf. Zastavte Sc u
mas ohledne toho. Skorpfk a Ku-
lis. bal
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-01
RHINE ze Statu.

Kongress plavby pc fece Nilsson
ri Sc Dude odb5vati v Yankton Z,
5 a 8 cervence. Snfzen6 jfzdne
ma ysech drabach.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-01

Prave nyni byste NELL opatfiti
sve budovy hromosvody. Proda-
vame Barnettoyy tyce a draty,
ienz jsou neilepsi. Rezae a Jezew
ski. z41
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-01

ZamSslfte- Ii stavet male neb
velke, deite vypo6et j. I'll. Queal,
usetffme YAM penfze.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-01

Will Mach ma ma prodej Gads
gasolinove pohony, jenz jsou nej-
lepsf. Pfijd'te 81 je prohlednouti.
Tez prodava gasolin
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-01
MaIj "OznamOvate|.
Ia fadek Sc platf 5 ctG. DO prye; dalsf lnserat
is same oznamky 2 Gently a pal.

Prodavam kapry kazd5 ctvrtek
a patek. j. E. Janda Lakeport,
S. ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-01

Ma prodej, farma o 160 akrech
u Geddes, be- vystavnostf. Haste
Sc u Alois Bouza, Tabor, route 1,
So. Oak. II
Douglas Island news., 1909-11-17
The Season of Long Evenings

There are no lonely winter evenings in the homes where the Youths Com panion is a weekly visitor, and there are no idle boGrs. The variety of the papers, contents appeals to every member of the &oUsehold, and before one issue is exhausted the next is wait ing at the postofice. During the winter season The Companion prjBts nearly a hundred complete stories of consider able length, besides the absorbing serials, some 9 articles by men and women of renown, and about twice as many short character and humorous sketches as there are winter nights. SHch an article as 'iWinter Gardening" suggests an Interesting occupation which can be carried on in Alaska with snow twenty feet deep, and without the cost of a dollar. 1t is we'll worth while read a paper so carefully and ably edited.
 Send your subscription (S1.T5) at once so as to receive free ak the issues of The Companion for the remaining weeks of 1909, as we'll as The Compan. ion's "Venetian" Calendar for 1910, Autographed in thirteen colors and gold.
 THE YOUTHS COMPANION Companion Bldg. Boston, Mass
Douglas Island news., 1909-11-17

Alaska is 800 miles wide and HOO miles long. It is more than eleven times as large as Texas. In 1900 1t had population of 62,Oo0, not quite one- half being Indians. Of the whltesr more than 25,OO0 were grown n0en. The white population has increased ma terially during the past nine years.
 The District of Alassa IS ruled by congress, governor and judge. It's people are ambitious and progressive and for some time past have been pe- titioning congress for territorial form of government. There are twice as many white men in Alaska as are to be found in Nevada, more dwellings and fewer mortgages. Alaska's mineral output exceeds that of Nevada. Yet Nevada is a state, while Alaska is de- pendency.
 When the Northwest Territory, now sm bracing the states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin, was organized as a self-ruling territory, it had but 5000 voters. It is held now Alaska's population is shifting and un- certain, but worse ephhets than these were ased against the pioneers of the northwest.
 Everybody believes that Alaska has a great future. It is rich in minerals. It has an abundance of fuel. It's forests are of unknown extent. It's agricul tural possibilities are considerable.
 Unless the American idea is to be set down as a failure this great domain cannot be wisely and justly developed without republican form of govern ment. Just now it resembles a crown colony, ruled by non residents, with less freedom than Porto Rico or the Philippines.
 As showing the alarming growth of the idea that American citizens may be governed by outsiders and without rep resentation, and of the equally novel, theory that under some circumstances it is not safe to trust Americans with self-government, the fact should be noted that the president himself is in the case of Alaska the most powerful advocate of these doctrines.-New York Tribune.
Douglas Island news., 1909-11-17
Took Her at Her Word

There is a great deal of needless trouble in the world on account of squeamishness.
 A woman came into @ general store with jar of butter. She desired to ex. change it for another jar of butter. In ehurning her butter she had discovered mouse in the churn.
 "lt didn't iniure the bGtte2," she said to the storekeeper, "and to any one 1ho did not know the circum- stance it would taste all right"
 Taking the woman at her word, the merchant carried her jar into the back room, transferred it into another jar, and the gratified customer took back the mouse butter with a thousand thanks for the accommodations
Douglas Island news., 1909-11-17

If you need stoves, ranges, hardware, tinware, furniture or anything in the line, buy now of Feusi and save some money and also get a free chance in the drawing for the seven beautiful prizes.
Douglas Island news., 1909-11-17

Iron Beds, Springs and mattresses a large variety--at Jensen's-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-19
Ell ASUNTO DEL CANO TlBURONEs

Maestro colegs de AVscibo "El Ma
chsts" combsts sne'gicamsnte los atrops.
Ice gus han aldo dtnuuciAdos an 81 can
Tiburcnau.
''Las lsyss--dice--en todou los paisea
eivilizadou Aon rsspMadEI, delde sl mkI
humilds cindadano hasta 81 msgnats mas
sucopstado.
"Aqui sn Puerto Rico, desgracisdsmsn
to parsos no suceds ssi, puss crssmOu que
no tisns utro nombrs ESQ de introducirse
IN una propisdad ain permiSo do au Jegf'
timo duefc ..
Tisus ra16n sl colsgH. AL pAuo que
van las ccnAs, los pusrtorIiqusfioa sstan
conysncidas do que aobrs ssts pals flota
todsvfa In visja ssntsucis colonial: En-
Puerte Rico todo puede hdcerse inpune
msnte.
Impunsmsnts. Basta qLs 40 aTguyR
"a las safsSau gubsrna msntaleI Do los Es'
tsdcn Unidos, que Puerto Rico nAda IN
negotiable prospsridad, que On PusTto
Rico no % nsCssita syuda, nj squisrs nm
solo rnsgo dc squidad 6 On scto de juslicis
que salvs de In ruinR an liquszA cafstsra.
Qua hays prosperidad On In inla. ESQ
baHts. ESQ sasiaface. ESQ colma al GO
bisrno do Waahingtnn. Mientrau los
pufrtorriqusnos tsDga que conner, hsllsn
los msdios de rspantigarss , sl hbrisgo
40 tumbs dc hsrtAsgo ls sombTA de los
cafstos bajo 10 hojambEs do los plAtaDs'
les, gquisn pisnsa On hacarls justiciaH
lquieu idea dsvolvsrle sus uSurpadas de
rschoa2
lBAhI Es.kn pr6,psroE lQue mss de.
asanf Que comAn. Sc habIa al mundo
de que jsmks, On sstA Isle, ,tuvo prscsdsntss
un bisnsstar soon6mico como sl que hoy
rshsjan los ndmeEos.
IEs posibls que sHe conjuuto rsbafsgo
do pusrtorriqusnos aspire otrR coua 4us
4 Hatiafacsr Hu hambrs2
de shts guisa crsy6rHHs que 10 nos
motsja como u regulaEixass los actos de
Aqusl gobisrno, respscto dc Puerto Rico,
10 mssquina norms del msyoFAl con los
itroalsros dc In factorfa.
Y u $50 irradia al gobisrno de WLahing'
ton, parscs natural que "a alter ego sn la
iulA le smuls.
Y ahi sstG sl pals conlemplAndo como,
sin qus 81 70 ls tsDga IN cusnta para
nada, de ~ dinsro % hsce 10 que vepgs
"a gsnan sl primer proc6nsul que 70, co.
Wan, J como 20 deaplAzA loa pusrtor,i.
qusnoa On sl msgiAtsrio y On las nbrss
pdblicsa , como, fnalmsnts, 90 lea arrcja
de "a hsrsdad pisotss ndo las leyss y vio'
lando sl Dgrado del domicilio.
la Correspondents" c0mprsnds, puss,
las ideas del colsgs aTscibshc. Cuando
no qusds mas arms do protests, % ti.ns,
ants In oprsai6u, sl Arma de In idea, que
% la mas poderOuS, que fu6 quisn dsrrib6
sl palacio do Las TullsriaH , quisn crs6,
con ~ Hoplo omnipotsnts, los dereehos del
hombTe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-19
MAS NOTAS Y NOTICIAS

Una comiai6n do j6venss de San Juan
compussta de los nfiores Joae Castsj6n.
Francisco Toate, Manuel VSzqusz Disz,
Angsl Rsugsl, Miguel Passrrsll y ]. Mo-
nsgAs Jr, idssn fuudar IN club de rscrso,
instruction bspsficsncia, con sl fin dc
CsiebrAr bailss, rsunionss, vsladas, confs'
rer cias, etc.. y proverbs dc una buens bi.
blistsca. Busns idea, digua dc gus no ls
dejsn su simpls proyecto.
Los ssfinres Sucssoras de Gamarra,
(5 On G. }, nor comunican que habisndo
vencido su contrAto social de mdtuo
Acusrdo, ha quedado diHuslta ls sociedAd
msrcAntil que girsba On sssa plasa,
bsjo 10 eitads raz6n, hsciendess cargo
do 10 liquidation 10 msrcantii que % satA'
blccs bajo 10 raz5n de Suceaorsa do Cana
rrs, g. On G.
Son Aocios gsstores y adminiatrkdorts,
con 81 uso dc In irrna social, don Primiti'
vo Frauco, don Gaspar Bsrga, conan.
di!arioV, don Francisco G1mRrra don
NemeIio S,brino, y copfsrsn poder gene
raj para que le reprsssnte en- todos los ne
gocios de 10 casa ~ antique smpleado
don Gabriel Thomas
e sef3r Primo Bstancourt nos parti'
cipa qus, bajo su solo nombrs. ha alberto
en Arecibo una Casa do comarcio que %
dedicsra nj negocio dc fcorsrfa en- gsnera nj /,
sin que clio On NADIA afscts ls marchA y
buan nombre de que goxa 10 ffma conner
cisl de Ssn Sebastian Bstancourt hsrma'
nos, 8. Ga q.
-Damos grAcin por la cortes invita-
ci6n qua rscibimos de los Abandsrsdos pa
"a si halle do vguinsldo que 10 cslsbrars
en- sl CAsino do Cabo Rojo sl ID del cur
santa mas. ,~.
Una numsroaR concurrsncia asisti6
Ry3 taTde h sesi6n do ls Camsrs. FL
| pdblico dc Ia ciudad igus con gran inte
| res les debates.
Han rsgrssado do Arscibo y San Lo-
rsnzo los dsisgados Ssutoni y Aponts, que
visitaron squsiiss poblscionss.
Las juntaa Consnltivas de labels,
| QasbrAt iiias, Msricso, Corosal, Psfluslas,
tatillas y Cislsr, han snvisdo 10 direc-
ci6n del Esrvicio de Anemia, 50 infar.
| ms correspondents nj mes de Dicismbrs
6itimo.
Ell psri6licO tfcial % pub.icari do.
vecas al mes.
Ell muoicipio de Toa.bsjs, hs soli
citado IN anticipo de $4,000 del gabisr
no inahlSr, para rsslisar a'gunas obraa
p6blicrs dc utiiidsd 10 poblaci6a ha
sido dsnsgada In Eolicitud.
-Ha sido dssignado para sl cargo d.
iugsnisro del risgo dc 10 costa aur sl san u
B-njamfn M. Hail. Tsndrk un susido d.
| $6 6.O0O.G psrtir dssds sl dfs l do Eusre
corriests. La propussts fae hscha por s
ssfior Comisionsdo del Interior.
La "Insular Lina' % hs sarvidc
participarnos que el vspor, Harry Luc
ksnbach" que saii6 de Nav York oil df,
16, cobrark hasta nusvo aviso sl dereche
da csIga & rsz6n do 2 msdio csntsvo'
por csds 100 librss y no por pisa cubicos
como sntss.
-Hs rsgrsssdo do 10 isls sl inspector
del distiito norts doctor Cordsro gus visi
to alguuss 'pcb scionss en- asuntos de-
servicio.
Con mntivo del ssnsib's fAllscimisnts
de la qus fue dizsir guida sefiora 6absteI
do Scot he salido aver para Gusysma o
doctor Tomas Vssqusz.
-Ha salido para Ponce sn asuntoI
dsl ssrvicio 81 j.fs intsrino de 10 policf'
insular, stfior Names.
Xxi gobarnador eHtk ocupado m
6sspacho del carrso para los Estado
Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-19
La election de presidente
del lSenadO CubanO
Recayo .el ilustre publicista
de color Martin MOrlla DelgadO

Nav York, Ensro 19-Hs sido slsctt
prssioenss del Senado de Cuba, sl seiior
Martin Mor6a Dslgado. Mor6a % NJ
polftico de sbolsugo rsvolucionaric. Fut
tambisn Ssnadnr en sl primer perfodo da
la rsp6blicR cubaus. Ea amigo persoual
del presidsDte G6msz, , stsc6 furiosamsp
to 6 loa hombrss dc color qua habian ssgui
do Z,yas volviendoss 10 vsx contEs
loa que militabau On laa filEs conssrvadorsa
81 d nor Mords 60 rstinto, hombr.
dc s6lida ilustraci6n, sutor do biillante'
txsbajos psriodfsticoH de una concispzu
da biogrsffs Boecksr T. Warrington.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-19
I'll presidente de la Camara.
Sc llama Orestes Ferrara, de oriun.
dez italiana.
Pele6 en- la guerra de Independent
oia, y Sc hizo professional y po-
liticO en- Cuba.

Nav Yoik, Ensro 19.-Hs sido dsaig
nhdo para ocupar ls prssidsneia dc ls
Ofmara de REPRESENTATIVES de Onbs. si
as7ior Ofeatss Farrara. El sefior FssEsra
90 de orirndsz italiana. Tisne unR histo
ria po ftica lisna dssintsrsssntsa -spisodios.
Como sl polaco Role #, sali6 do Au patria,
Italia, para Cuba, en- donde psle6 bravs
nsnts an ls guerra dc Independence. Foe
hace atg6n tismpo nombrado sscrstario.
sn union de Sanchsx Fusntss. del repre-
nsntants de Cuba On la confsrsncia do Ia
Haya, y oil gabisrno itsliano 10 rsclamt
snt6ncss como pr6fogo do 10 juHticia, puss
ca Napolss hsbfa aldo nm farioso anar
quists. Orsates Farrars 20 hixo an Cubs
prcfs,ionsl y polfiico. Es abogsdo. En-
In csmpsfis del psrtido liberal, fae uu
sntusissta propagandists, y 20 gloria mu
eh, de habsr derramado 90 sapgrs por II
Independence do Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-19
Una carta del Sr. Arturo Bravo.

La Eignisnte carta tscibimoI hoy:
'San Juan, Pto Rico Enero 8 do 1909
Sr. director de LA Correspondence. ;"
Muy IeAor milo y amigo: No me guis, al
dirigir ustsd sstas lfushs otro m6Vil, que
sspsrar Dc m bondad 90 lirva hAcsr tomsr
noiiciaH fidsdiguas nobrs las consacucncias
que two sl desgTaciado accidsute IN In
tards del dpmiDgo, pu,s rsnultAn un tsnto
sxajsradcs lou cal fcativoz Go: "Contusio
nsa gTavth giAudss lsaiones' 'casado
que sfrscs ssros tsmores," smplsa6os por
una parts dc In prsnsa J aplicablea al Der
cAncs que 20 tsrto dspioro, Hpffido por Q,
uhor Adsuar oil chocsr con mi auto m 6yif.
TAnto sl doctor ToTo, primers msnts,
como los m6dic,H CaTvsrAu y Npfitz lusgo,
ms inf rmaTon que las lrsionss no preasn.
tabau, q rAiz del nuceso, grRvsdad algans,
y MES taFds tuve noIicia por sl d timo de-
dichos facultativSb que oil Ehr Aduuar
HguiA bAstArts bisr.
Sc ms hH aHsgurAdo que ya hacs aIgun
tismpo 30 encuantra sl citado se1or muy
dslicado do ialur, y urs opinion sutcriza.
da advierte que ~ h.bitual eitAdo fsbril,.
nbedscia In q n temperature ( que 20 h.
hscho n fersnciA.
Me nbsteugo de hacsr TslIto RIgano
HebTe las causIs que mctivsTon aqualls
ssnsib!e ocurrsncis, porqus no desso npro.
vechAr cate medic para sincsrArms, y bar.
to, por ahera, gus, para mi pVopi1 tran,
quiIidae, ms mAntengs % oil con vencimisn-
to intimo do que mi corcisEciG ri Eiq uisrs
me EcuIa del mel or dsseuido.
kn ssts mismo ssntido hs parmitido
dirigirms & los psri6dicos LA Dsmocra aciA"
"El Hsraldo", "El Tempe, 90 In CON
hAnza do gus me dispsnHEran sl favor do
dAr pubicidAd etts comunicAdc, y nj
tiibutAr I'd, ST. oirsntoT, mis- sxprssi
vas grscias go vOtos por sl ccmpsto res.
tablscimisnIo o del Hiiar AdsuAT qusdGnda
de I'd. con toda confederation.
So stsnto leIvidor y amigo - Arturo
Bravo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-19
ELIHU ROOT
Ha sido elsgido SenadOr
Dor ell EstadO dc New York

Nav York. Knsro 9.--Hs he dsaigna'
do Al SscrstArio de Estado Mr. Rlihu Root
ssnsdor por 81 Eatsdo de Nav York. Eats
designation hs sido bisn acogida On aats
Estsd0, On donds Mr. Root goxa do gran
estimsci6n. In labor del ascrstario Root
ha sidn muy fructitsrA, y sus inicistivas
como ministro qus dsasmpsfia % d gabina'
te Roosevelt In cartsrs acaso dc mayor
rssponsa bilidad, debsnas cbras do gran
importancia trascsndsucia para 10 repf'
biics, talss camo sl pan ameyieanismO cuya
sfcacia hs aldo mue ha prsdicado por ei On
On rscisnts visjs por toda 10 America
latins. Su sustituto % hallarG con uno do
los ssnntcs mas deiicAdos. con sl de la
fficci6n nipo smsricana istsnts con motivo
de los q times sucssos de- San Ffancisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-19

--EEtG "a rsstablscida dc la dolsucia
qus 10 squsj6 duraDts S'guncs dfss Ia be-
lla Eiorita Consuslo Sal tisgo, csjsra Dc
ls casa Morgan"
-5s sucusntra on sata ciuIAd h.cien.
dose una opsrscion en- In vistA, sl mf r
Francisco MendtE A!vkrsz, do saa Loren
80, qua permanscera squf a'suuUs diaE
-ksta m, nAna estuvo rsnnido al comi-
te de ffanquicias del Conssio FL ,cu.ivo
dsspachsndo los ssuntos psndisntss.
Mos psrticipsn lCs Suce,cres dc P6r,z
Hsrmanos do eats pitsl, qua por md.
tuo acusrdc, hs qusdadc disusits In socis.
isd nsrcsntil qus girz na,en sAta pls ! b.,
II rnx6n A GnnswolX - 6<sw u -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-19

|Natienro Cintr6n pregunta q La presi-
AZ Compaiifa de ferrocarriles invit6 a
|kAns & ID excursion del sabado para
krA Inca dc Cabo-Rojo. Algunas voces
be tp6i ell presidente manifesto que
erkrado del punto.
|s $Dlico 4 su sehoria 10 investigate
el hlegado por Ponce-porque deseo
L ea asunto."
|cudra con tres proyectos de ley, que
br q titulos las Comisiones respec-
10 D. Por el Senior Oppenheimer.-
fTedeoa de salas de tuberculosis en- los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-19

AGENTES AOTIvOH-ss uscssissn
On csda pueblo do In isls nara obtsnsr
suscritores In importants Rsvista do 10
Hsbana. 'El F}gsro". 81 pagarEn sobsr.
bias conaisionas. Psxs dstaIlsl. dirigirss &
Vsstor r. L6pes Nwsss, agsnts sxclusive
para Pusrto Rico, Box 452, San Juan.
4v.A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-19

Modificaciones en- los pliegos ST han debido
alglnos aumenta disminuci6n del costo de
la obra que q consequences de estas modifica-
clones hayan habido.
Nombre de los inspectores cargo de esta
obra.
Cantidad nor Ia nl1al 80 sach raroa+a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-19

"A las II 80 tsrmin6 anochs Ia reu.
ni6n sp1 In Msnsi6n Ejscutiva. La concu.
Trsncia fu6 ,numsrosa, asistisndo entire
otrsu psrsonas loo seforss attorney Hoyt ,
assistant Brown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-29
Kievan Will
 Produce His Books

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 New York, Jan. 28.-Patrick Kier- an former head of the Fidelity Funding Company. whose failure for 5000, 900 involved many Catholic in witness before United States Comms- sioner Alexander today and promised after much haggling, to produce his books. Kieran told of the plan he evolved to combine the Windsor, Elm pire and Mortgage Trust Companies The deal came to nanght because of his lack of cash.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-29
DRENCHING RAIN
 THURSDAY NIGHT

X drenching rain fell in this city for about thirty minutes Thursday night commencing shortly after 6 o'clock. It was accompanied by stiff wind. Many persons, returning to their homes from the downtown dis tricts, were soaked. The absence of street lights. which were not lighted until about II o'clock, made it more difficult for pedestrians. The clouds soon rolled away after the rain and the moon came out in all it's glory. The remainder of the night was clear and a stiff wind blowing at midnight gave assurances of colder weather this morning, as predicted by the weather man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-29
GIVE THE PUBLIC 4 CHANGE.

The Arkansas legislature iS rushing bills through the senate and hou fe before their constituents are permit ted to even express themselves in favor of or against q measure The semi-monthly pay day measure of Senators Toney and Patterson was passed Wednesday by the legislators notwithstanding hundreds of employees of the Cotton Belt shops here and en- ployes of other large plants througG- out the state are opposed to it. The fact that the Arkansas Federation If Labor drew the bill and asked for it's passage does not necessarily mean that all persons affiliated with that or ganization favored it. The legisl l. ture should at least give the public an opportunity to express it's senti- ments, especially when a measure of the character Of the semi-monthly pay day bill so materially affects the ay- craze working man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-29
WANTED-AN OWNER
 FOR THIS TRUNK

\ trunk, supposed to contain wear able garme nts. is at police headquar- ters awaiting it's owner. The trunk has not been opened, but unless sonle- one calls for it and proves his owner ship within the next few days, it will be opened and the contents disposed of in some manner. The trunk was left at Hockenhull & Moore's negro saloon about month ago by negro, who said he would call for it. The negro never returned and the trunk was turned over to Constable Frank Stewart Thursday. It is believed to have been stolen. although the police have not been told of q trunk having been lest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-29
RAILROAD MEN
 ARE BENEFITED

Senator Toney's bill. which passed yesterday. prohibiting the sending of accounts outside the state for judg- ment to be returned to Arkansas for garnishment and attachment, will put a stop to the practice of collectors who have reciprocal arrangements with justices outside the state, to rem der judgment by default where suit is brought at such distance that the defendant cannot appear in his de- fense According to Senator Toney hundreds of railawy men and other workmen of the state are "held up by this practice every month The senate passed the bill by unanimous vote.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-29
A.O.U.W. COMMITTEE
 IS IN SESSION

Checking Up Last Years Business
 and Preparing for the Work Of thc
 Next.
 Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 2S.-The semi-annual meeting of the finance and proposating committees of the Arkansas Grand Lodge, A. o. U W, is being held today at the Hotel Ma rion. Among those in attenCfnce are R. w. Holland, of Russellyille, grand master; s. s. Faulkner, of Helena, grand receiver; H. L. Cross, of Ben tonville, grand recorder; John NJ. Weaver of Van Buren; ". c. Cald- well of Searcy, and John R. Frazier, of Little Rock.
 All the funds are found to be in ex- cellent condition. The order has $50,- 900 invested in school bonds in Ar kansas, and $10,00o are to be invested in similar securities.
 The membership is increasing rap idly, over 300 having been added since the last meeting of the grand lodge in September, making a total of over 4,000 in the state. This is the elev- enth year of the states separate jur- isdiction from Lou isiana, and it has become one of the strongest fraternal insurance orders in the state.
 The officers have heard with great regret of the death of Dr. A. G. Dick son at Paragould last night. He was for nine years the grand medical ex- aminer of the order in Arkansas, and was elected supreme representative at the last meeting of the grand lodge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-29
Representative Rainey
 Is Called Down
Randolph G. Ward Assumes All Re.
 sp0nsibiIity for Railroad Deal.

New York, Jan. 2S.-Following 8 statement yesterday issued in behalf of William s. Harvey, who was men toned in the recent speech of Con- gressman Henry T. Rainey, of Illi- nois as being connected with the 'in- famous railroad deal" on the Isthmus of Panama, denying that Mir. Harvey was in any way interested in the mat ter, Randolph c. Ward, prominent civil engi"eer identified with work on the isthmus, comes forward with a let ter in which he refutes that part of MT. Rainey's speech referring to Will liam Nelson Cromwell and others. The letter says in part:
 "As I am the individual who alone and unassociated with any other per son or persons submitted to the gov ernment of the Republic of Panama, the railroad proposition thus char acterized. but which I am confident will stand the test of competent and conscientious criticism, I take this opportunity of exonerating Mir. Crom- we'll and each and all of the other gentlemen named from any connec- tion whatever with such proposition, and I unhesitatingly assume the en- tire responsibility for having sub- mitted it and challenge Representa- tive Rainey to submit fairer propo- sition or one better calculated to pro- mote the welfare of the people of the Republic of Panama"