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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-22
DEMOCRATS SHOULD ORGANIZE
A Bryan < Stevenson Club Has Been
 Organized in Bogy.

A full blooded, enthusiastic Bryan and Stevenson Club has been organ ized by the Democrats of Bogy township, this county. MT. Nell. Williams is president, and Mr. J D. Crockett secretary. The club pledges itself 10 exert it's influence and efforls to the election of Bryan and Stevenson, aud to uphold De. moeracy generally.
 Whats the matter with Pine Bluff? Her Democrats are slow in organ iz.ng this year. Tbe young men of the city should get together and or- ganlze.
 Wm. J Bryan, Adlai E. Steven son, Jas. K. Jones, chairman Demo- cratic national committee, and ". R Hearst, president National As sociatioo of Democratic Clubs, on Saturday night issued the following call from national headquarters in Chicago:
 s'To the Democrats Of the United States: In order that the fight for the rescue Of the country from Re- publican policies may oe carried on everywhere with vigor aud earnest ness, we urge all citizens throughout the United States who are willing to support the Kansas City platform to meet in their respective com munities on Saturday afternoon or evening, Sept. 1, 1900, for the pur- pose of organizing city or precinct Democratic clubs where such clubs have not already been organized. Such organizations being Demo. cratic should avoid ostentation and extravagance. The fight must be carried on by American citizens in behalf of American principles, and there should be no delay in perfect ing organizations. When Q club is organized the secretary should at once send to w. R Hearst, presi- dent of the National Association of Democratic Clubs, No. 1470 Broad way, New York City, the name Of the club, roster of officers. date of organization and number of mem bers. .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-22
\ THREE HAHDt0 FIGaT
Capt. Leon Lgvy and NTr. C. Webster
 Have Lively Scrap.

Capt Leen Levy and Mr. c Webster had difficulty near the Trulock Hotel in this city Tuesday evening at an early hour, From what we can learn Capt. Levy asked H.. Webster to vaeate hIs club room, which he did. This Httle af- fair happened early in the evening
 An eye witness related the fol lowing story of t6e affair to a Graphic reporter:
 Capt. Levy was standing ia the door of bis billiard nall, when Mr. Webster came up very suddenly and hit him across the face with his walking-stiek. Capt. Levy re scented the blow aud knocked his opponent down with a smash on the side of his head The blow was struck with heavy cane which Mr. Levy always has with him, The force of tae blow was telling. as 1t felled Mir. Webster. Mr. Levy then jumped on him and began beating him in the face. He was on him fogsseveral minutes, asking the question as he struck every blow, Have you got enough ?" Mr. Webster said yes several times, but MT. Levy, beiag very hard of hearing, con tinued to slug him. Friends separated them, and Web ster drew 8 revolver from hls shirt bosom. He flashed it, and as be did so Walter Levy, a son of Capt. Levy, smashed Webster full in the face, felling him. Mir. Webster was relieved of the gun, and all the par ticipants were put under arrest,
 They all made bond for their ap pearance in cours this morning, but the eases were continued until to morrow morning. MT. Levy re. ceived a slight scratch on his cheek, while MT Webster was con. siderably bruised about the face.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-22
HOT AND DRY, WEATHER PREVAILING THE PAST WEEK UNFAVORA-
 BILE TO CROPS. COTTON WILTS AND SHEDS
 ---- Apples Continue to Rot and Fall From Trees-Potatoes
 Doing We'll.
COTTON WILTS AND SHEDS

United States Department of Az riculture, climate and crop bulletin of the weather bureau, Arkansas section, for the week ending August 20:
 Excessively hot and dry weather prevailed during the past week. Light scattered showers occurred ia few localities, but was not of much benefit to growing crops. Cotton has suffered to 8 great ex tent, the hot, dry weather causing it to wilt and shed rapidly. It has commenced to open in some locali= ties. Late corn is badly injured and in some places will be total failure. 4he thrashing of wheat and oats continues, and the yield is fair to good. Apples continue to rot and fall off the trees, and re ports indicate very poor crop. Peaches are beginning to rot and fall off. Second crop of Irish po= tatoes not dolng well in most loeal- ities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-22
TRI-STATE SHOOT.
The Big Tournament to Bs Held Tn
 Texarkana Next Week.

Much interest is being manifested in the coming Tri-State ShooSing Tournament under the auspices of the Texarkana Gun Club ia that city, Monday and Tuesday, August 27 and 28. It will probably be one Of tho largest gatherings of "crack shots" in the history of the state, brought together and participating in pleasant rivalry for purses az gregating fifteen hundred dollars not including several hundred dol lars added money. Twenty five hundred live pigeons have been secured for tine shoot, and commu. nications from over the states of Laulsiana, Arkansas and Texas received by Vice President J. P. FauIl of the Texarkana Gun Club signify large attendance. Excur sion rates have been secured on all roads entering Texarkana on these dates. An elaborate program and premium list has been issued by tbe club, which will be mailed to any person on request.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-22
gNIG3TS IN HOT SPRINGS
Five Coaches Were Filled With K. of
 ?. Members and Friends.

A special traia of five vestibuled coach-s in charge of Conduc- tor Dave Ferguson pulled out of Pine Bluff over the Cotton Belt road this morning at 30 o'clock with several hundred members of the Knights of P, thias lodges, their fan flies and i itqnds aboard. It was the TX. of P. SD, cial" and reached Hot Springs at ab@ut 10 o'clock this morning
 T4e excursion was under the aus pices uf the k. ol F. lodges and many
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-22
\ GOOD CITIZEN. MIR. L. B. AUSTIN, AFTER A LIFE OF USEFULNESS,
 PASSES AWAY. WAS HIGHLY RESPECTED And Esteemed---Was the Last
 Member of a Large
 Family.
WAS HIGHLY RESPECTED

At exactly o'clock Tuesday af- ternoon Mr. Louthan B. Austin passed in so the great beyond, after an illness of several days.
 Mr. Austin was about 65 years of age aad one of Pine Bluffs most active cittzans. He was born near Charlotte, N, C., in 1895, his parents being representatives of two Of North Garolins's oldest families. He served four years in the Confed- crate army unner Gen. Robt. E Lee and suffered many hardships for fbe cause which soatberaefs thought was right. His first wife was Miss Lester, of Green s. G, and six children blessed their union. They are Messrs. William Austin, of South Carolina; P Lester Aps5in, ofthis city; [. B. Austin, an attorney af much prominence of A tlanta, Ga George w. and c. D. Austin, of Peoria, H.; and Mrs, Oscar L. Brewster, of this city. His second wife was Mrs. Rebeeea rndYar, of this count. To his sec ond wife was born one child, Lou than E. Austin. Jr. All of the children survive their father.
 With his family the Geeeasel came to Arkansas about fifteen years ago, and followed mercantile pursuits. He was prominent in the early history of Pine Bluff, and did much to aid in it's advancement and upbuilding.
 MT. Austin was the last and youngest member of a family of nineteen children, all of whom lived to be as old. if not older than the deceased.
 He was a true, earnest and chari- table Christian gentleman, kind father, devoted and loving husband and brother, and was universally esteemed by all who knew him. His msny kind deeds will ever finger with the recipients of them, and his name will live as as memory to his friends. As citizen be was valued highly, and his loss to Pine Bluff will be keenly felt.
 Ths remains are at the residence of his nephew, MT. M. A. Austin. on West Fifth avenue, from which place the funeral will be held Thurs day morning at o'clock. Key. F Carr will offieiate The pail bearers will be as follows: Active w j. Galbraith, M. c. Cross, John 5. Bell, R H. M. Mills, A. Brewster and N. T, Roberts. Honorary-T Hite Brown, James Gould, J. Y. Saunders and ". T. Yopng.
 To the bereaved relatives the Graphic extends its heartfelt sym pathy and condolenee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-22

took advantage of the opportunity to visit the Valley of Vapors. The train will return tonight sometime, leaving Hot Springs at 9 o'clock, and making only one stop. at Little Rock.
 Among the many who are enjoy ing the pleasures of the trip are:
 Mesdames J. D. Loetzerich, Harry Olcott, O. c. HankIson, N. T. White, Lloyd Knox, Carrie Brown, F. C.. Fnrth, Fleet Jones. A. G. Thompson, F. NJ. Bridges and children. L. T.. Sallee, NJ. R. Stewart. Johnny Camp bell, Ned Harrison.
 Misses Pearl Levy, Julia Seymour, Claude Veil, Miss Cord, Lille Miller, Willie Smart, Mary Lindsay, Fannie and Belle Hogg, Emma and Florence Dewoody, Etta Simon, Lillie Darby, Zoo Thompson, Johnie Furr.
 Messrs. J. M. Clark. ". J. Perring. R. II. Carr, I N Eason. Nick Matz, John Mccain, ". $. Beard, Breck Niven, Ghas. Haycock, Brad Hol- comb, Frank Flanders, Walter Levy, BeRnie Franklin, G. $. Lucas, Sid ney Veil, Harry Olcott, Lloyd Knox, Frank Loetzericb, H. c. Miller, E. N. schober, Harvey Hogg, ". l.. Mat thews B. L. Oxen, Nose May, J. ". Jackson. John Shelby. s. E. White. J l.. Davis, Chester Tag.or, Ray Atkinson, F. c. Furth, R. Lee John son, F. M. Smith, Fleet Joaes. P. M. Kilroys Rigby Valiant, T. II. Os- borne, To Thompson, Le-F. Sallee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-22
REPORTS BY COUNTIES.

Bayou Meto, Arkansas county Joe Webster-Crops, especially cot. ton, have been seriously injured by the drought, and are drying up. Weather favorable for making hay.
 Rison, Cleveland county--E Mc- Weather ntinues hot and dry; corn is drying up and cotton suffering badly for want of rain.
 Dumas, Desha eounty-J. H. El- lis-Farmers have completed plow- ing cotton, and many fields have been left in bad condition, weeds and grass almost as higb as cotton cottop shedding badly on sandy lands. Rain is badly needed.
 Lacy, Drew eounty-J. A. Daniel The drought continues. Cotton has done about all it will do, and will not make even half a crop. Corn very good.
 Grady, Lincoln county-Jas. H. Hawley- Weather continues dry aud hot, with hot east winds, which causes cotton to shed badly. Un- less the drought is broken very soon the cotton crop wlli be cut short about 50 per cent. Late corn is not doing well, late potatoes not coming up.
 Pine Bluff, Jefferson county-J. M. Hudson-The scorehing winds of the past week have damaged cot ton very much. Estimated damage from g to 8 per cent. Light rain or the I9sh, but not sufficient to be of any beheGt. Rain would help young cotton and fill out the half grown boIs, much of the cotton wifi not make any more.
 Galloway, Pulaski county-J. E Quikor-Cotton needs raip, begin ming to rust in some plaees; some opening.
 Bryant, Saline county-T. R. Tomfinson-Co5ton has not improv- ed any during the week, hut has fallen off some, corn is all made and the yield good.
 Woodson, Saline county-A. L. Pennington-The weather has been very favorable tor cotton, which is doing nicely; picking has commenc. ed in some places; peaches are doing well. but apples continue to rot and fall off the trees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-22
BROKE BROKE HER HER HECK HECK.
"Arnt Yiney9 Robinson Fell Off a
 Porch and Was Killed.

"Aurt viney1 Robinson, an old negro woman about 72 years of age, fell from porch Tuesday night be- tween 3 and 9 o'clock, and broke her neck. Death resulted almost instantly. Aunt Viney," as she was familiarly known, had fallen asleep in a chair on her front porch at her home, corner Walnut street and Third avenue. She tumbled over. falling to the ground, but when help reached her she was dead. She will be buried by the mem bers of her church this after noon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-22
TIE SECOND BALE
IL Cams Direct From Lincoln
 County Farmer.

The second bale of new cotton and the drst, according to the state= ment of those who received if, that was sent direct to this city by 3 farmer. who picked the cotton him self. reached Pine Bluff this morn. ing. It was sent to the Gould Galbraith Supply Company by c. A. Owens, an enterprising planter Of Lincoln county The bale weighed 504 pounds and the staple was class ed as strict middling.
 The bale received by the Southern Grocery Company yesterday was practically the first bale to reach Pine Bluff. It was sent here by New Edinbqrg merchants, but the first bale of cotton to come direct from farmer is the one received by the Gould Galbraith Company. Pfpe Bluff has yet to receive it's first Jefferson county bale. The hales that have reached here so fs4r, came from adjoining counties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-22
"A rf1er Tells How She aved Her
 Little Daughters Life.

"A G{1ler E@lkS huW SIe abSu D6F
 Little Daughters Life.
 l am the mother of eight children sand have had q great deal of e1peri- sence with medicines. Last summer anY little daughter had the I ysentery in it's worst form. We thought she wodId die. tried everything 1 Scould think of, out nothing. seemed to do her any good. I saw by an Advertisement in our paper that gGhamberIain's Colic. Csoiera and Diarrhoea Remedy was highly rec ommended and sent aud got bottle at once. It proved to be one Of the very best medicines we ever had in the house. It saved my little daugh- fers life. am anxious for every mother to know what an excellent medicine it IS. Had 1 known it at first it would have saved me great deal of anxiety and my little daugh- ter much suffering. Yours truly, MRS. GEO. +. BURpIcK. Liberty. k 1. For sale by W. L. Dewoody & Co, Druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-22

On and after the 1st of September the fish and oyster season is open You can then get all kinds of salt and fresh water fish from our mar ket. Telephone orders receive prompt attention. Both phones Free delivery to any part Of the city. I !. RLoen. SIS Main Street. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-22

Dr. T. C. Edgar, Dentist. Office ever Citizens Bank. Both phones. If
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09
Gtmas Nemes.

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merb. yelet bebd6ti9. Sbr f0nnt 800 baa-
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Der YerIon, ruel6e bic nG6it9rOBte ri6tiae
Wife einienbet, Elm $75 merfbeS 2peira6;
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perl6atten wiro. Senbet Cure Qntmorten,
penn mD9li6 beute. Soebermann bat bic
9leite 8ele9enbeit Gbre Sebanblung garan=
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es erlaitbt, an Dem Gontet tbefl,unebmen.
aues mas BON ben erfolsrei6en @onteitanten
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relnlte uno bette. 9lbreiie mDali6it friib
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Wcti5 besislid nes i6mebenocn 0ra=
ben Veia9es, Stearns So, Winn.
Staat Winneiota, LA
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permIinpert.
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Sonnen aetuDnnen.
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fau u1lD ct. petersburg ausseiebt.
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mitma6en.
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tort tpurbe Der seorebte SoppeImoll-
faoen, fpdter .Wor1eo" genannt, auerff
ansefertist, nielleidt fosar erfunoer.
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f.1rirt idneller ,lnb better ais
ir9enb cine 9uitenmirt,lr, bic ie
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unb sebensfdbisfeit. Suitenz
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fDnnen iie einen tief tp,rrselnben,
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&drnrerrH Derurhet1.

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nidt aus gurem Sunsseiellenflub aus=
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9eiblide rnn herrliae 0eFdter.

unreines 8lut perurIa6t ii9erli9
Simmer unb cine raube 6aut. Or.
'@arner's COMPOUND of ieuen Cures,
Der sroBartise 8lutbeleber, ma6t eine
raube 9aut slatt unb i9on.
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Aerstlfd1er Ruth.

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benin fir meine entsinbeten Nugen
tbun, Serr 9oftcr?"-Irst: .9ie
brau6en nur Sdonuns. 8or Nllem
blirfen Sic l. >Sage lang our9 fein
Sdliifello6 iehen !"
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Dfr 1ururttu.

&ommer5ienratb: n,Gapiar
fiir's 0olf,' ia9t Sbateipeare-Sa=
rab, tueroen mir eiien bon jebt ab fei=
men 9abiar mebr!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09
%d1nuer sir nIuubett.

Sent, brinsen sic fur 20 pfennise
Sniettenpulber nit Gaaen ste aber
nidt, baB es fur uus 9eb6rt, ionbern
einfa9, baB mir en- Geident tamit
MAIDEN tppllel !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09
AttunncE

IS. Miillers 9otel BUR soloenen
@ans.' 9as etn5ise Sotel s~ueiten Ran=
9es auf Der Welt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09

Ser dIteHe Grocer In ben
Ser. Staaten biirfte William 9.
Naib bon Wepmoutb. Maii., iein.
9erielbe trat in Die 8rande in 1881
Elm uno beiibt Elm eisenes .8eidaft felt
ben Iekteu 81 Sahren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09
BelPtniuuuu.

9t9ter beiien premiere ausse=
sifdt wiro): .Mein Sott! Wesen 10
n lumpisen ginatter 10 biel Stanbal
All MAIDEN /"