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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-18
ARKANSANS TO
 GREET ROOSEVELT

Little Rock, Ark June 17.-Ark- ansas will be represented officially at the homecoming celebration to be ten- dered Theodore Roosevelt in New York Saturday by four rsidents of Little Rock, W. L. Hemingway, H
 F. H. Eberts, Rev C. H Hyde and 4. c. Remmel,. Gov. DonagheE has is- sued credentials to these four Arkan- sans who have departed for the seat Of action Others have gone to New York to greet ex-President Roosevelt, but they will not have the recognition Of the representatives Of the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-18
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitution al remedies. Deafness is caused by an unframed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound of imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deaf ness is the result and unless the in- hamnation can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an in- famed condition Of the mucous sur- races.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars tor any case of Deafness feaused by eatarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir euIars, free.
 ?. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-18
TAKE IT IN TIME.
Inst as Scores of Pine Bluff People
 Have.

Waiting doesn't pay. If YOU neglest the aching back,
 Urinary troubles, diabetes, surely follow
 Deans Kidney Pills relieve back ache,
 Cure every kidney i'll.
 Pine Bluff citizens endorse them.
 J. s. steck, 820 ". Barraque, St., Pine Bluff, Ark, says: T can say without the least hesitation that Deans Kidney Pills live up to the claims made for them. am getting we'll along in years and some time ago I began to suffer from kidney trouble. The passages of the kidney secretions were too frequent, espec- tally at night, and bothered ne 3 great deal. firmly believed that there was no help for me, but seeing Deans Kidney Pills highly adVer- tised and recommended, I procured a supply from the Mann-Tankersley ! Drug Co Shortly after beginning { their use a great change for the bet E ter took place in my condition. My [ rest was no longer disturbed at night ! and I felt better in every way After using about six boxes of the remedy, ! I was completely cured, and there has been 10 return of kidney con- plaint in three years.'
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 E cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, | New York, sole agents for the UniteJ States
 Remember the name-Doan' sand | take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-18
SATURDAY EVENING
 POST MAN COMING
Irrigation Journal Writer als0 Plan- ming to Visit Arkansas, the hec-
 a of the World.

Little Rock, June f7-Arkansas continues to draw the big publica- lions Ike sugar drawing flies, and the Saturday Evening Post is the latest to follow Hp the conquest it made by publishing The Story of An Arka1sas Farm.
 Judge F. R. Ratterree, secretary of the Arkansas Land Congress has received letter from an associate editor of the Saturday Evening Post stating that he will be here within the next two weeks to take look at that Mecca of the new world, Ar kansas. of which he has heard so much recently.
 Clyde Morrison, editor Of the Na- tional Irrigation Journal which has within the past few months devoted much space to Arkansas, has also notified Secretary Ratterree to be on the lookout for him, as he intends to travel all over Arkansas next month, getting material for addition al stories for his magazine.
 The Frisco and Rock Island rail- roads are boosting the Land Con- gress movement with will and the general agents of each road has written to every county vice presi- dent along the line, asking him to hustle the matter along and hold the county picnics The Searcy county picnic will be held at Marshall, July 1S, notice of which was yesterday received by Secretary Ratterree.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-18
BUILDING
 TO BE GENERAL
Many Skort Lins Being PIanned-To Advertise Adjacent Country to En.
 courage Immigration.

Little Rock, June 17-Unless the railroads get some sort of scare be- tween the present time and the fall of the year, railroad building will be general again in Arkansas during the coming winter. The Iron Mountain will do considerable work in addition to the rebuilding which is now under way, and the closing the gap between Greenwood ana Black Springs on the Fort Smith and Gurdon, will be among the first pieces of work under taken. The Prescott & Northwestern will begin operations in Western Arkansas long before this time, how ever, acording to an announcement made yesterday afternoon by direc- tor Of that road while in the city. This road is now operated 10 Hell big, Pike county and will at once 6e extended in 8 northwesterrly direc- ton to 9 connection with the Mena & Eastern. which will give MAna an Eastern outlet and make 1t more than a Kansas City Southern town. Tie Prescott & Northwestern railroad off, cials will inaugurate an extensive af- vertising campaign as soon as the work is started for the purpose Of bringing immigration 10 settle ID the hill sides and open additional fruit farms. The railroad expects to make that the greatest fruit belt Of the state which is now one Of the leading fruit sections Of the world.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-18
FINAL SURVEYS FOR
 DEVELOPMENT co.

Little Rock, Ark. June 1.-The fin- al surveys for the Pike County Water power & Development Co., which will put in dams on the Little Missouri near Murfreesboro to generate power, have at last been made and will be sent on to the promoters of the con- cern at once. A deed of trust is now being prepared which will be used to guarantee the bond issue which is soon to be placed in the East, after which the work of completing the dams will be started
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-18
UNCLE SAM TO
 AUCTION LOTS
Many Choice Building Sites to Be Placed Under the Hammer
 at Hot Springs Soon.

Little Rock, June 17-Three hun- dred choice lots in Hot Springs are soon to be placed under the hammer and sold to the highest bidder. Un- cle Sam being the auciioneer. There are that many unsold lots on the
 government reservation in Hot Springs, some Of them very valuable, and the Department of the Interior believes the time is ripe for them to be disposed of in order that they may be improved, hence the sale En- Gle Sam always disposes Of his prop erty through auctions and the Hot Springs property will not be an ex- ception to the rule.
 J. E. Bush, receiver Of the govern ment land office here; Guy ". Ca- ron, register of the office, and Harry II. Myers, superintendent Of the res ervation in Hot Springs, have been designated by the Department az the appraisers of the lots. and they will commence their work tomorrow, meeting havnig been arranged for Hot Springs at that time. As soon as the report of this committee has been made and approved, the lots will be offered for sale, probably some time in October. This will be the third time the government has had the lots appraised for the purpose of disposing of them, but something has intervened before and called the deal off.
 The last time the big Hot Springs fire came just & few days before the lots were to be sold so the sale vas called off, it being feared the prop erty would not bring the appraise- ment value at that time. when about half the business section was vacant lots. A number of the lots to be sold at public auction are on Mall vern avenue, one of the principal tboroughfares of the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-18
FOR RENT

2 O0 KEN
 DWELLINGS 4 room No. 2963 ". 5ta ave room 1908 ". Pa-len St. f ! room, 615 Hickory St. 3 room 519 Hickory St.
 STORES 621 Hickory St. good stand). s11 E. 3rd Ave.
 OFFICE ROOMS Over Western Union,
 DWELLINGS
 (coiore6) , room TOT Mulberry St. 3 room 10os E. 10th Ave room and hall 1905 V. 9th Aw { room 281- W. 12th Ave 5 room 1922 Fir St. 3 room 1108 Virginia St. 3 room s05 Spruce St. 2 room 1908 Missouri St.
 FIRE INSURANCE represent Old Line Compania and ask 3 share of your businesa Al. SO write accident and boiler !nsuranes as we'll as Automobile. !, you desirv to buy or sell 1t would be to your h. terest to see me.
 CHAS. HANCOCK
 Office 113 Pine street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-18

speeial-Mo4day your money will 60 twice as fafr by buying your solid cak Rockers From Reap & Crawford Furniture Co4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-18
WARNING ORDER.

Tn the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 Fannie Smith, plaintiff, vs William Smith, defendant.
 The defendant William Smith is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the con- plaint Of pl.lintif Fannie Sn lth. Given under my hand and the seal Of said court this 27Jh day Of May 4. . .9I0
 EDGAR BREWSTER. Clerk.
 2. E. RENFRoW, D. (. 5-28-6-4-11-1S-25.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-18
BEEBE'S STATION
 HAS BEEN OPENED

Reebe. June 17.-Without tae form alitY Of speech or music, the new 5ricx passenger station for Beebe. on tae Iron Mountain railroad, was op- anea for public service Tuesday, June v. eVery department being in excel Eent working order. This brings the Eaifing rooms, telegraph service, ticket office and baggage room under
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-18

You get a bargain if you get NHerrick Refrigerator they cost less, last longer, and use less ice than any high grade box sold, with perfect circulation. Sold by Cleveland-Matt- l1ews Hardware Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-18

Don't fail to see our line of Re- frigeTators before you buy. Prices right. Tedstrom Fur. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-18

Ring up the American-Excelsior Ldy Co, when you have some clothes to clean and press.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
NAVAL TUG WITH
% IS MISSING
Vessels Are Sent Out To Search For
Boat That Has Not Been Heard
From Since Sunday.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l2-Orders
were sent TO the navy yards at New
York. Philadelphia. Norfolk and Bos.
ton today 10 send vessels in search
OF the tug Nina. which has been miss.
ing since SUNDAY. She left Norfolk
FOR Boston on that day and has not
been heard from since. The Nina Is
tug OF $50 tons displacement and
serves as a tender TO the third sub.
marine division She is commanded
by Chief Boatsman John S. Croghan
and has crew OF % Gen
The Culgoa left the navy yard this
afternoon for the search and the coast
line OF New Jersey and Long Island
viii he examined all daylight tomOr-
row by the Apache and Pontiac. The
commandant of the navy yard at Nor.
folk has reported To the department.
that the scout cruiser Salem will leave
a once followed by the battleship
louisiana the Salem 60 examine the
coast close in shore between Cap2
Henry and Cape May and the I-ouisi-
ana To steam farther out I'm the same
vicinity. The Castine and the Caesar.
seiled this morning from the Boston
yard and will cruise along the coast
from Block Island TO Cape May. The
torpedo boat destroyer I.anson. which
Is at the Philadelphia yard preparing
to sail to Newport, has been ordered
&C. sail at the earliest possible moment
and 10 keep lookout for the missing
tua
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
WEALTHY MAN IS
HACKED To DEATH
BY ASSASSIN
Charles Wiltshire, of Chicago, Is
Found Murdered In His Office
Forty Wounds In Head
and Body
Tell.Tale Stiletto Guard Left By Mur.
derer May Lead To His
Capture.

CHICAGO. Feb. I2-rhe careless
ness of mutderec who dropped \
tel!tale stiletto guard after hacking
TO death Charles Wiltshire. a wealth.
glove manufacturer in his own oihca,
g. expected TO urEs about an arrest
today that Will solve the mystery OF
tie kiuius.
Wiltshire was round leau near his
Cesh al midnight h.a head and ho1y
horribly muu.atyd Hith .orty wounds,
IN some M which the Stilotto had been
turned aaI twisted To make the STAY
er's wora more horrible The turm-
ture in he Office MS scattered about
the room anu Oiooa was cverywGo.c,
indil airing that fearful struggle noi
taken place before Wiltshire gave up
his life.
Detectives who searched the prem
.ses today .ound a sttt,to guard on a
fashion peculiar tC Italians. Wltl.R
am hour. ne OF the investigators VINO
is an expert Oh Italian affairs, Rad
Identified the guard as the propvrt!
oi an Italian whose arrest NiltsAiI"
had caused some months ago GA
charges oi selling stolen goods This
man disappeared from his usual
launts metimu last night
The police today took into custod.
Tr.pk E0boie and Lawrence Barte
Dho they believe. can tel somethlns
concerning the kilGns
Christopher Ebboie. another Italian
sought according to information OBJ
famed by Capt Wood OF the detective
department. starred for Milwaukee on
q Northwestern train shortly after mid.
wight. and the Milwaukee police have
oreu asked To apprehend him.
The police are working on the the
DRY tlat Wiltshire was slain for re-
yCuse While his pockets were turn.
cd inside OUT and riAed, other money
lying in casa drawer vas not touca-
ei Evidently 100, the slayer remain
ra .n The Office for a considerable time
,.leI Wiltshire death, hacking NJ
,hc manufacturer body.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
PRODUCE.

AppIcS-Fancy. s3T375. common
81 80 a 80 Pc Dbl, western box apples
So y 90 per DOX.
Bnunua~-Gnod shipping stock. &l5l
q 30. according TO quality.
Beuns-Dsled Lima. b t.c per 10
Celery oun- grown 80 n zoe doZ
California. t4.,J per Nrate.
CauliaoNer-Cal!for S2.,5 ham.
Cabbagc-sl.75Q2 per bbi.
CEeese--M.cnigan fat. late made. II
Nl5tec: fall made lCi3 Il lIc York
state, lSiaC, Ltmburger. Wisconsin
$50, York state. l9c, German cream
brick. lSta n 19c, Schweitzcr. domestic
block 20c. domestic loaf 224 &c. i'm.
ported, = n Soc per ID.
: Crnnherries-E2U % % bu. $3.50 g6.jc
Daies-Persian. 5Gsc Fards. 9gsI4c
pressed CaIves-Fancy. 1Ql1lzc
common. 9 q Toe per ID.
Dressed Hogs-Light. 100 lie; heavy
FIgS-lmported new. 11allc per 10
California N5c per box.
Finnan HaddIe-9 q l0c per ID.
Fresh observation-disclosures hot
house. 81 J0ll.I5 doz, lettuce. hot
bbi 1925 dOZ, radlshes 20 n SOc doz. wan
beans. s. per hamper. parsley, CSC doz
green beans S2fJG@ per hamper
green peppers. soc basket, rutabages
90 ~ IUe "a. Hubbard squash, y ~ &c
ID. Florila tomatoes. 1875 "a $50 per g.
basket crate. 7oc Ger basket, Watel
rr-ss. 3UQ 35c dDz, turuIps. soc bu
baete. 50c ou. CAIRO 8, 6Vc pu, pieplant
SOC per doz
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
CASSIE CHADWICK'S NEPHEW
ROBBED OF $4,000 DIAMOND
says He Missed Spsrkler Soon After
Exhibiting It To Prospective
Purchaser

Burt f Chadwick, No Coo Common
wealth-aye. a nephew OF the notorious
Cassie Chad wick has reported -
The police that pickpockets robbed him
of a diamond sunburst. set with one
large diamond and - small stones,
and valued 90 $4,000 lie has Offered
.a reward OF 81 OoO for the return OF
the jewel
Chadwick. who SAYS he is a diamond
merchant, declares that he had exhio-
lied the jewel to parties in the Cadi'-
lac hotel, aud had also tried TO sell
IL to Cleveland man IN the Pont-
,hartrain He SAYS he carried the sun
bust in u small leather case. like 4
pocket book At GriswOldst and
Miohigan.aye.. after leaving the Pom
Chai1rain. he reached in his pocket
to see if The case was still safe. 1t
was gone
IN, theft occurred Wednesday, bur
ChadW.cA did not report it until Fri
day afternoon. lie says he expected
tn ger the Jewel back without notify
ing The police
Chadwick carries valuable watch:
engraved From Aunt Cassie Cha.
" elk 20 Burt F Chadwick
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
TWO KILLED BY Gas
IN SALOON IN
FORD CITY
Horace White and Benjamin Gill
man Asphyxiated as They Lie
In Bed In John E. VOLTS
Place.
Rumors of Foul Play Are Dissipated
As Result of Thorough Investiga-
ton BY Sheriff CASTOR

With gas escaping from tuoe con
nected with a lighted heater Horace
White. aged 60. an employe of the
Michigan Alkali works. and Benjamin
Gilman, aged 80. were found dead IN
bed III John T. VOLTS saloon and
boarding house. No. 369 North Biddle-
ave. Ford City. where Gilman was
employed as bartender early SATURDAY
morning
Sheriff CASTOR. after a thorough in
vestigation. is OF the opinion that II Is
a plain case OF accidental asphyXia'
lion, and County physicians Forbes
and Parker. who conducted post
norton examination. Saturday morn
ing, take the same view. However, the
stomachs OF the men We're turned over
TO County Chemist Clark for analysis.
II was first reported that the men were
murdered. but there Is no foundation
for such a theory and no motive is
apparent.
The room in which the bodies were
found is a box-like affair, about SXl0
feet in dimensions. 20 the rear OF the
UaI IOOAls II ID oAhMN NAAbNrA AANNA
ordinary circumstances, and with the
gas heater burning what oxygen there
was in the air would be quickly con-
sumed The men left the heater going
when they retired, and though the leak
in the tube was small one, the
amount Of gas that escaped was SUI
ficient, in the opinion OF the doctors,
to cause asphyXiation.
The fact that three empty sardine
cans were found in the room. with
evidences that the men had been i'll
during the night. led to the belief that
they might have been victims OF pto-
maine poisoning, but this theory is
secuted
Justice Torango OF Ford City. sent
the bodies 10 Thon's undertaking
rooms in Wyandotte He will prob
ably hold an inquest
The bodies were discovered by
Adam Lowe, another boarder. who
went to see why Gilman had not
arisen at the usual time Both were
lying on the bed. Gilman was fully
dressed, while White was in his night
robe.
Both men, II is said had partaken
of few drinks before retiring
Gilman had been employed by Wolf
for a long time. White came from
Wisconsin only a few DAYS ago and
had secured job as coremaker in the
Michigan Alkali works, No >. rooming
at VOLTS place. lie and the barten-
der were good friends.
Whites home is said to have been
in New York state.
Gilman was widower. He was
supposed to have two children in De
troit.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
HAsTY MARRIAGES DISSOLVED.
One Woman Testifies That Hubby
Pswned Engagement Ring.

I WO nasty marriages 81 ere dissolved
by Judge Hosmer. Friday afternoon
Anna Klein was working in Iarnei,
Carter q CO. S overall factory when
she met William ScnimmeI They
;. ere married after short acquaiEt-
auCe. and both continued 20 work. The
wife testified that William pawneI
her engagement ring. treated hcr cruel
IS and failed 10 support her she was
given decree.
Joseph \. Marin and Louise Min
ME Howard were married following
a street Irritation, but the lady soon
tired OF domestic ties Joseph said.
end attempted 10 end it ali by tura-
i1s on the gas
Judge Rohnert granted q divorce go
Minnie johnson who alleged taat her
husband Died:ich, beat her until hat
eyes were olack and then knocked
their daughter teeth out when she
iujerfarea Johnson claimed his wife
had ar affinity but this was denied.
DEGREES We're granted FRIDAY morn.
irg i'm the cases OF Matte IS Thomas
smith and Adeiina rs. August KalWeil.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
WOMAN SWINOLER
SAYS She ASKS
NO MERCY
I've Committed a Crime and I'm
Willing To Take Consequences,
Declares hrs Grace White,
Who Passed Bad Checks.
Acting On Impulse at First, She Grew
Bolder On Discovering How
Easily Game Was Worked


MIS- Grace Price. the mysterious
Young woman Who pa >seU seyersi
worthless ,hecrs on Wo3Iward-o,c
s-,,. .,..ta. an, ....r ,,o.t
ms MS NN'" "-u -
.l-S d" oHaus' vas ~ o's"' Nc
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''"lN'"' "t eAP''i'''V 'II 90,
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nave 'oillesScd 'Ho' s"e pun 'T"'vl
III an WIN ioli,H 'ueoNs. l'S' e
was also i 80" "'d InoAd rms p"'
,haSeu Win " lo'-e' '"vSN ~ 80"
hlad'ey hlus, NJ ii''so' "ei~-s az
save lLeh a he.N s'7nt" A!is' 'HA'.e'
A. MlIei. q New ht'h c's'o.At'-
ne T. NJ blhSs! 90. SOLD he' ho'
e.o'hes, ana 'as2ed ehec@ 10. So
Hllnnelhoch : teH Tor ST. E9h,rI
Hunter cashed q San check anu
otAer stores We're VISITED sutvessiui'!
IN each 'ase she oHered checAs pax
porting 10 be signed oy 5oOa Gus.
toner IN suburban TO" "a.
We committed a crime. m wi!
ing 10 take the consequences, and
ASK no mercy said Mrs Price. Satur-
CAY morning,
She is slender pretty little W.
man. decidedly clever looking. anu size
las hard luck story with a true ring
% o.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-14
II ARE RESCUED
FROM TWO SHIPS
Fishing Schooners Are Breaking II
Pieces OF Sandy HoOk-Men
Saved BY Slender Line.

NEW YORK. Feb 12-Throusr
/ gigantic waves, laden with ice al
cut by sleet beating 81 their danghna
/ bodies. II men slid along a slendc!
\ lire from wrecked vessels 90 safety
ON the beach az Sandy Hook early 10
day They formed the crews OF two
{ fishing schooners. The Franklin r.
/ Nelson and the libby. which are no"
breaking to pieces on the lie SAVING
station.
While heavy driving snow hid
Everything beyond The line or breaN
els az livesaYing station No eai'N
today. a Waterman Was attracted uN
What he bought a fdlllns star seNeIa'
hundred Yards on shore. tie gave il
no thought until a second star aF~
reared u the SAME direction \ thHI
aud fourth star appeared Then h-
knew they we're rockets from a snip
i'm distress
Lille boats were brought ont 70 the
beach. where great waves were pound
ing. Sleet. carried by driving wind.
cur the faces OF the litesayeTs. and
heavy gloves soaked with The spray
froze 10 the guuwales OF the boats.
HE first boat launched topped huge
breaker. hut a second wave caught }.
and hurled 10 back 10 he beach. Aga'a
and aCain futile efforts were made To-
get the boats through the pouni.nt
comic rs. Finally the Gun was
brought ont After several attempts
to strike the trembling vessel. a line
was passed over her how This was
pulled aboard by unseen hands After
tile light line went the cable and tn
breeches buoy travelled DAT throusl
Ike breakers. disappearing in the
spume In five minutes came signat
and the men ashore pulled on the
buoy line In a moment a man ap-
PearCd dangling in the spray OF the
waves which dashed around his body,
al times hiding him completely. Once
ashore he was rushed 10 the station
fer warmth and treatment Again the
buoy shot out into the darkness ami
returned with a man. Six more trips
were made and the last man wins
pered that there we've no more
Hardly had the eight been rescued
when a second shower OF stars sey-
crai hundred yards above the first, at
uactcd the patrolman's attention.
Again an unavailing effort was made
10 launch the beats. and again the line
ana bteeChes buoy had TO be resorted
10 after several of tire lifesayers hal
been almost swept 20 sea by the r.
ceding waves Nine men We're thus
saved from the second vessel