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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29
IAN PASTOR INSTALLED.
Ievesead Florence Buck ir fge Of a Wisconsin Church.

Pha' WIS, Oct. 29.-lhe Rev |iorence Buck was installed as Pi the First Unitarian church
 Handsome floral decorations | occasion had been presented
 omen Of the Unity church cf "a, Where Miss Buck and Miss
 Murdock were joint pastors years after Miss Buck had Fo d flYe years course at Ox- erslty England.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29
HOME WEDDING
or MISS LUCY WARE AND MIR. B,
 E. ADAMS
Marreld at linwood, and Came to Pine Bluff for Supper at Hotel
 Truiock

\ beautiful home wedding occur red Monday afternoon at the home of Capt. and Mrs. M W. Ware, at LlnWood. when their daughter. Mss Lucy Ware, and MT. B. F. Adams united in marriage. Rev. John x. Carr, of this city, performed the cere- mony. There was q large number of attendants. Messrs. G. F. Fowler ana Sid Trlgg were the Pine Bluff at- tendants. Soon after the ceremony was performed the bride and groom. accompanied by Messrs. Fowler ana lrlgg, boarded the train coming to 1ine Bluff. Supper was partaken ct at the Trulock hotel MT. and Mrs. Adams went 10 Fordyce on the early morning Cotton Belt train. where they will spend their honeymoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29
BY RUNAWAY HORSE
T. Washington. of Holly
 Grove. the Victim.

ndon. Oct. .,a .2,sa.-Capt. N. r.
 gton was killed by q runaway Eesterday afternoon at ms { Holy Grove Particulars arc .ainable. He owned and rode 'ed stallion, and it is assumed lat this animal killed him. EA ashington was a brother of 5. washington. of SomerviIle. Rnd one of the most prominent Eastern Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

When man thinks that one wo- man IS different from other women It argues that he does not know either the one or the others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

W hen man 4aiIs to back the poorest horse in the race he's very apt to get there just the same
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Nothing except the mint can make money without advertising lion VII. liam F.. Gladstone
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

The temple of commerce IS sup. ported by the columns of advertising. Chicago Radford Review.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29
Cotton Belt Route.

Arkansas State Baptist Convention (CoIored), tt. Smith, Ark. November 1926, l9o1.-Rate: One fare for the round trip. Dates of sale: November f7-2l, inclusive. Return limit: Novem- Der 21.
 Arkansas Baptist State Convention, pafagould. Ark, Nov. l41S.-Rate: One fare for the round trip. Date or Nov 19
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29
THE RACKET.

Increased appropriation for rural free delivery service and authority t9 Increase the pay of carriers will 3a asked of congrss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

A marriage license has been issued to Nr. C. M Mitchell and Miss Emma L. Demaree. both of Jefferson county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Only fool would trust a man who says the world owes hm living.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

A helm is a little thing. but It gov erns the course of a ship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

It has been fully demonstrated thas Ely's Cream Balm is a specific for Nasal Catarrh and cold in the head This distinction has been achieved only as the result of continued sue cessful use A morbid condition ;: the membrane in the nasal passages can be cured by this purifying ani healing treatment. Sold by druggists or it will be mailed for 50 cents by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren street, New York. It spreads over the membrane is absorbed and relief is immediate.
 A one hundred million t9t'a, o. e:,:fization is talked ot to soal3iAe beaumont oll producers and naa1ie t'.C Y product.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

People go where they're invIted-A. T. Stewart
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

The rally held at Barraque-strect Baptist church last Sunday was a success, Nothing more could be ex- pected. as Rev J. C. Battle was the leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Miss Martha Walden is very sick at her sisters home, Mrs. E. g. Fuker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Gray hairs are like the light of a soft moon, silyering over the evening of life
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Rev. J. w Prowell formerly at Detroit. Michigan, now pastor Of the Baptist church at Newport Ark. IS holding revival this week at St. Paul Baptist church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Rev r. E. Harston, pastor of the NJ. r., church at Dumas. Ark. IS m the city arranging q program for the educational meeting of the Pine Bluff district NJ E. church, to convene at MOrrefl. November 29.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Thomas, ot Searcy are the guests of Mrs. A. 5. Trimmer on West Second avenue. They will leave tomorrow morning tor New Orleans La.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Mr l. l.. Cannady has opened up a first class grocery and butcher shop at l106 West Second avenue He has also given his subscription to the Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29
COLORED FOLKS COLUMN.
 By p. H. Bush.

Rev. J. W. ProweH formerly at Detroit. Michigan, now pastor of the Baptist church at Newport Ark. IS holding revival this week at St Paul Baptist church.
 Miss Susie NJ. Colbert passed through the city yesterday afternoon on route 10 Altheimer. She has been visiting her friends at foreyce. Afk.
 The quarterly conference Of the Pine Bluff district NJ. E. church, held at St james church closed last night with a financial success of Sl40.
 Ar D. E. smith Will be married to Ms Maryland key this afternoon at :. .aao ?. i'll. The marriage Will taka place at the parsonage of St. John \. NJ. E. church. Rev. r N Wade con- dueting the ceremony.
 Key. l. E. Harston, pastor of the NJ. r.. church at Dumas. Ark. IS m the city arranging q program for the educational meeting of the Pine Bluff district NJ. F. church, to convene at nJarron Noyap, I,pi,
 Nr. and Mrs C. H. Thomas, 0t Searcy. are the guests of Mrs. A. 5. Trimmer on West Second avenue. They will leave tomorrow morning tor New Orleans. La.
 Mr. R. l.. Cannady has opened up a first class grocery and butcher shop at l706 West Second avenue. He has also given his subscription to the Graphic.
 The rally held at Barraque street Baptist church last Sunday was success. Nothing more could be ex- pected. as Rev J. C. Battle was the leader.
 Miss Martha Walden is very sick at her sisters home Mrs. E. E.
 
 Fluker
 
 Gray hairs are It.se the light of a soft moon silvering over the evening of life.
 Street corners are the turning points in many lives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Miss Susie NJ. Colbert passed the city yesterday afternoon on route 10 Altheimer She has been visiting her friends at forGyce Afk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Street corners are the turning points in many lives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Ar D. E smith Will be married to Ms Maryland key this afternoon at 2:s@o r. i'll. The marriage will talk place at the parsonage of St. John \. M r. church. Rev. r. W. Wade con- dueting the ceremony.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

The quarterly conference of the Pine Bluff district. M E, church, held at St James church, closed last night with q financial success of $l40.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Prove to her you don't forget The band to which your seal it set: Shes of life's sweets, the sweetest
 yet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

There was a time you thought 1t bliss To get the favor of one kiss: A dozen now wont come amiss-
 I ell her so.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Amid the cares of married life, In spite Of toll and business strife If you value your sweet wife.
 Tell her so.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

in former days you praised her style, And spent much care to win her smile. lis just as well now worth your while
 Tell her so,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Your love for her is no mistake Eou feel II. dreaming. or awake Don't conceal it. For her sake.
 Tell her so
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-29

Permanent offices at Little Rock Pine Bluff TeXarkana, Fort Smith
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24
Educational Meeting

The following is the program for the
N. Z. Educational meeting to be held
November and.
Is the study Of reading neglected in
our public school? If so why and how
remedied2 Gertrude Ball, Georgia
Jordan and Cora Nelson.
mission OF the County lnstitute.-Ella
Southerland Harriet Childs, Edna Far.
thing,
"Educa,ion in England" by Vesta
Bush, DaySie McClelland and E. Muir
ply.
"How can we develop the emotional
powers OF child by appealing to his
own experiences, Jessie Ghormley, Yer
mon Lee and Grace Lyttle.
See topics for FIVE minute discussions
in Program for November meetings. A
good local program will be prepared by
Miss Bush in District No 6, where the
meeting will be held. Let all teachers
in the district be present. Bring a
friend with you.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24
$4,000 For a Backbone.

There was hot fight in the district
court on Monday and Tuesday. Doc.
tors swarmed the corridors of the new
court house like swallows in the nesting
season, Not that they expected to find
corpses TO abound in those parts per-
haps, but that they had business there
nevertheless. 1t all came about over
the suit Of DR., Sager, the dentist who
wanted the the Santa Fe to pay him $50,
900. for damaging his spinal column.
That is rather high price for spinal
column unless it is OF very much sitter
and better quality than those that belong
to certain and numerous politicians that
are indigenous to our soil. The doctor
evidently thinks his spine was of rather
exceptional beauty before it was mutt
lated by one Of the arms of the gate at
the Santa Fe crossing something near
year ago. He and another man were
driving across the track on Main Street
when one Of these arms decended too
soon, as he claims, and struck him on
the shoulder, neck, side or back or some
where; anyway where it made him sway
backed.
In the trial of the case everything
was used that pertain to medicine men,
They were used themselves and doctors
were brought here from Topeka and
Kansas City to dispute with our Hutch
inson doctors and among themselves, as
to the various possible and probable ef-
fects of a whack across the back, to the
vertebra, stomach, heart, gizzard, sac
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24

THE voters in the Third commission
er's district this year will have two bal
lots to vote. Heaven knows why only
the law says so, 1t is said by some that
spiritualists say that they cannot always
tell whether they have called up good
or bad spirit. When the last legisla-
ture made that election law they must
have been following the spirit, and it
turned out to be a bad one, The law
explains that the township ticket is to
vote on for township officers, and this
the election board will have to explain
as many times as there are voters. Then
they will have to explain that the other
general" ballot which will contain the
names of Mr.. Balm and Mr. Henry
Thompson is to be used TO vote for all
other officers with, And next year there
will be three tickets, another on which
10 vote on the constitutional amend
ments. Now this year, If you want
to vote straight ticket you must make
your mark under the inverted eagle that
hovers over Mr., Balm. The bosses have
not yet explained why they have at
tempted to monopolize the American
eagle and then tumbled him up in such
distressing attitude. Neither have
they explained whether the purposes Of
their bird are honorable. Ordinary OBJ
servers would think the smell of the
ticket below had either made him sick
at heart and stomach, or that he was
scanning the names to discover whether
there might be one that would hatch.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24
sued On A Stolen Note

a jury at district court was wrestling
over a rather peculiar case last Friday
and part of Saturday A man by the
name Of Elward who by the way is one
ot the regular empanneled jurors, and
seems to have been considerable Of q
genius In a mechanical line, was the de.
tendant in the suit Mr. Edward now
lives near Pretty Prairie, and Is the
owner Of seven hundred acres of land
on which a long time ago he gave a
mortgage for some $4,000. In the course
oil time he borrowed more money and
took up the note and mortgage by Civ.
new ones for somewhat larger amount,
Finally he claims the whole indebted
ness was paid en and the mortgage
was released, The records show the re-
lease Of the mortgage. He claims the
note after being paid of was placed in a
box in which he kept his papers. The
box was kept in bank with which a
man by the name of Gillian TO whom
the note and mortgage had been origin
ally given, was connected. Edward
claimed that the note must have been
taken from the box by Gillian and when
he Gillian, had run short of money and
wanted TO borrow the note had been
placed in the hands OF Birket as collat-
eral for loan. Burket admitted that he
had taken the note as collateral, but
claimed to be an innocent purchaser,
But there were some incidents in con.
nection with the clipping of coupons
which the jury thought indicated that
he was not altogether an innocent pur,
chaser, and they found for the defend
ant.
Mr., Edward who won the case was
formerly machnist and inventor in
Peoria He invented the cotton seed
drill for clipping off the fuz to prevent
cloggng, and some threshing machine
engine attachments which are now in
general use,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24

What promises TO be one OF the
strongest farmers cooperative eleva'
tors In the State is now being organized
at Sterling, 1t will be incorporated
with $4,000 capital and will either
build or lease an elevator. There are
seve nteen farmers in that vicinity part
OF whom live in Rice and some In Reno
county, who have agreed to ship car.
load OF wheat each and put the proceeds
into stock in the cooperative company.
Then Of course there are great many
others who will subscribe in smaller
amounts. These seventeen cars will be
shipped this week, They have been
doing some shipping by shoveling the
wheat and the farmers say they like to
shovel wheat when they get three cents
per bushel for doing 1t, |. c, Murphy
of this county is president Of the new
company and Solon Gray Of Sterling is
ecretary. Mr., Gray says that they are
h aving plenty Of bidders for their grain,
largely from the mills although the com
mission men are also bidding. He says
also that the farmers have shipped only
very small portion of their wheat in.
deed, chiefly because of the extortions-
Of the trust and the fact that they are
waiting for their cooperative company
to get in shape to handle their grain to
better advantage. At Wherry, small
place a short distance north Of Sterling,
the farmers have built one of the largest
and finest elevators in that section Of the
country and are handling large quanti-
ties of grain. We are informed that
Secretary Howat Of the Haven company
says that since his concern was so widely
advertised through the suit of few
weeks ago, they are having plenty Of
buyers, and that they are doing fine
business, The mills are the parties
that are chiefly bidding for their grain,
1t seems that the mills and the grain
trust generally do not hive together
peacefully. BY the grain trust is meant
the big elevator companies chiefly,
The millers complain that now in west
ern Kansas these elevator companies
hardly ever buy any grain weighing less
than sixty pounds to the bushel and
from that up to sixty four or five, These
elevator companies will buy up this
wheat for second class wheat, Then
they will buy a lot of inferior, light
weight stuff and mix with It so as to re-
duce its weight to the point where it
will barely over weigh the flty-nine
pounds to the bushel and can still pass
as second class wheat. The mill men
buy this wheat and make it into -four
Often the flour goes abroad and soon
there comes back complaint that their
-four won't rise, 1t is caused by mixing
in of this light weight wheat, and as a
result Kansas flour and Kansas wheat
loses its standing in the markets.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24
What Are We over, Anyway.

The Hutchinson-Kansas Salt Co has
been considering the plan Of boring sew
eral hundred feet deeper into the bowels
of the earth than has ever been done in
this section of country, just too see what
is there. Most OF the salt wells are
about eight hundred feet deep and the
opinion prevails that this is the extreme
depth Of the salt strata. But good
many people would like to know what
there is deeper down. AT Larned they
at one time bored down about to the
same depth as the salt wells here, but
so anxious were many Of the cities to
find out what was down deeper that they
got a special act passed by the legisla-
ture permitting the voting OF bonds for
the purpose Of making the test. Butthe
bonds were defeated, If the Salt COM
pany will go down 800 or 400 feet further it
will at least satisfy the craving of many
people to know what is under us be-
side salt. However that is about all it
will do probably.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24
Suicide or Foul Play.


The body oil Alfred c. Annadoun was
brought to this city from ST. Louis last
week, the funeral services and burial oc,
curing on Friday afternoon. He died
at cheap boarding house in that city
August 3 1901.
He died unattended in his room. A
morphine bottle supposed to contain sui
phate of morphine was found on a table
near his bed. A coroners inquest was
held, a verdict rendered that it was a
case Of suicide from morphine poisoning
Neither letters nor papers OF any kind
were before the jury, AS his death oc-
Cured short time after pay day there
should have been at least $40 near or on
his person but not cent was reported
and no clothing.
Mr.. Annadoun was the son Of Mary S,
Annadoun and brother TO Mrs. E,
Lambert residing at 3Io East Fourth
street. Mrs, Annadoun is not willing to
believe that her son committed suicide
and Mrs Lambert is of like opinion. He
was in bad health for number Of years
subject to catarrh of the stomach. He
had been known to take hypodermic in
jections of morphine administered by a
physiaiah to relieve pain but he was not
addicted to the use OF the drug as a
habit.
The last letter his mother had from
him was dated July 25th, His letter was
anything but complimentary Of his
boarding house but there was nothing to
indicate that he contemplated suicide,
Another strange circumstance connected
with the suspicion Of foul play is the fact
that letters from his mother turn up many
days after his death. He had room
mates that must have known he had rel
atives in Hutchinson. His body was
placed in the morgue after the inquest
and after remaining the usual seventy
two hours was turned over to Barnes
Medical College where it remained sew
enty-two hours longer without claimant
when it was placed in the picking vat.
A friend knowing of his relatives here
then notified them and they took steps to
recover the body just in time to save it
from the desecting table. There is a
mystery surrounding the death the ST.
Louis authorities should investigate,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24

The people Of the vicinity OF Partridge
had n bit Of excitement all Of their owr
about the middle or latter part Of last
week, There is a gang Of men at work
near that place laying rails on the Santa
Fe and a short time before this happen
ing a man and woman in covered
wagon drlted into the neighborhood
and camped 1t was shortly noticed
that they had great many visitors at
their camp, too many in fact. Then
rumors Of the purchase and sale of for
bidden liquids began to percolate over
the town. Finally constable headed a
number of citizens with warrant and
went out TO raid their camp But as
soon as the officer commenced to read
the warrant TO the man his female part
ner grabbed it out Of his hands and
tore it up. Then the officer produced
what he thought would be a more pow.
erful persuader, a six shooter and lev.
eled it at the man, but again the woman
grabbed it and with her worries set into
the flesh OF his arm deep and firm made
a merry time in the old camp before
they were finally persuaded to submit to
arrest. The man also acted as though
he wanted to be vicious but it was the
woman who carried out the threat.
When they were finally subdued the
wagon was searched and was found to
contain four gallons Of whiskey, The
couple we're given hearing in Partridge
and next morning were broughtto to Hutch
inson and landed in Jail, A message
had proceeded them so that everything
was in readiness for their reception.
They refused to give their names at the
time but later the man said his name
was Munden, and the young woman
claimed Swiggart as her cognomen. The
constable after bringing them to town
charged them with resisting arrest, in
stead Of selling liquor. 9,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24

No one in the third commissioners dis
trict, especially, should neglect to vote
this year because there is not much at
stake. The office Of commissioner is
probably the most important in the
county. Every bill paid by the county
must be approved by them before it is
paid They are the guardians of the
peoples money, If they elect Henry
Thompson, the independent candidate,
they may be sure the county business
will be done on business methods.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24
VOL. II.
RIGHT SHALL RULE,
Short ls tho triumph Of evil,

Short ls tho triumph Of evil,
Long Ia the reign OF Right,
The men who win by the aid Of sin,
The nation that rules by might,
The party that rules by corruption,
Tho trlokster, the knaye, the thief,
Mny thrive for time on the fruits Of crime
but their seeming success 10 brief,
Sheer II you win at hopori
Make virtue the themo Of Jest;
Reflect on the man who strives 10 ho can
To seek and 10 do the best;
Make goodness butt for sander.
And offer excuse for Vice;
Proclaim the old llo, the coTuptionlst's cry
~ That every man hath his proo
Yet know TINT tho truth shall triumph,
That evil ehall find It's doom;
That the cause Of right, though enbdued b!
Shall break from the strongest tonbi Imlgh
That wrong, though II seems 10 triumph,
Lasts only for day,
While the cause OF truth has eternal youth,
Shall rule DER the woild forage
Denver News,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24

So MUCH lawing is evidently making
Secretary Smiley of the grain trust, fee
weary. At the time of the investigation
of the trust here this paper stated that
Editor Harrington, Of the Cove County
Advocate, was in town to see whether
he could pick up anything which might
be of value to him in defending him
self on the charge of libeling the repre-
sentative from that county by asserting
that he was robbing the farmers through
the methods Of the grain trust Of which
he is member, He concluded that
Smiley would make good witness fol
him and had him subpoenaed, Every
thing was in readiness for the trial, but
Smiley did not appear though he had
been regularly served.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24

very proper and have given recognition
to various professions, and political
opinions, And these gentlemen are to
be congratulated for their breadth Of
views and good taste, But Immediately
when this was presented in the full COM
mittee Of those who were making the
arrange ments, a few set up cry tohave
Mr.. Duval stricken off, making the ex-
cuse that It would take up too much
time, These few objectors had their
way OF course, for no one else would
take up a quarrel at funeral There
are some who are so saturated with
bigotry and partisanism that they OBJ
ject to anyone outside their party
claiming an interest in their president,
even when he Is dead